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Friends Life outsources the management of most of its £100bn of assets but Aviva plans to bring operations in-house, thereby massively expanding its Aviva Investors operation.

Similarly, plans to lower corporate taxes — a move seen as crucial to bolstering Japan's competitiveness and encouraging more foreign companies to bring operations to the country — will not be completed until December.

While the ruling did not concern the Prism program directly, documents passed to the Guardian by whistleblower Edward Snowden describe the problems the decision created for the agency and the efforts required to bring operations into compliance.

In addition to locating production near consumption, other features of the U.S. economy influence foreign companies' decisions to bring operations into America.

Finding that a key piece of software, such as a payroll or accounting package suddenly no longer works after an upgrade could bring operations to a grinding halt.

Removing any more of the team would be much more than a morale blow to the company – it would also bring operations to a screaming halt.

It says the buy-out will bring "operation efficiencies" and "an integrated product roadmap".  .

Within hours Reclaim the Power said it had brought operations at the mine to a standstill.

Another round of viral attacks apparently masquerading as ransomware brought operations across industries to a halt last week.

Even Indian information-technology outsourcing companies are bringing operations to the U.S. Despite its far-flung location, Applabs, a large independent IT quality-assurance provider, has opened offices in Philadelphia and Lindon, Utah.

The latter company went on to raise a further five cruisers, battlecruisers, and battleships, before the outbreak of the Second World War brought operations to a halt.