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Meanwhile UK institutions are opening branch campuses across China, driving a quarter of such international provision.

The report also found that universities in developing countries are now opening branch campuses in their regions.

Corporations based in the eastern United States saw the advantage of opening branch offices or even headquarters in Los Angeles.

"It reminds me of the Sichuan restaurants in New York," said Mr. Grossman, who lived in Queens before moving to Houston and opening Branch Water Tavern (510 Shepherd Drive, branchwater tavern.com).

After a decade of rapid growth, universities have slowed their pace of opening branch campuses abroad, and much of the activity has moved from the Middle East to the Far East, according to a survey by the Observatory on Borderless Higher Education, a private British research group, scheduled for release Thursday.

Wolfram continued to expand his company, opening branches worldwide.

He rapidly expanded, opening branches in New York City and Caracas and diversifying into perfume and accessories.

Some banks are opening branches in less prominent and cheaper spots.

Five states have passed rules that, in effect, bar non-bank ILCs from opening branches.

The other was the McFadden-Douglas Act, which prevented banks from opening branches across the nation.

For years he has been patiently opening branches of his National Action Network around the country.