Mr. Mittal intends to consolidate two family-controlled companies, and then merge them with International Steel, to create the largest steel producer in the world, bypassing Arcelor of Luxembourg.
The idea behind the sites is appealing: a chance to buy crafts directly from artisans around the world, bypassing the limited selection (and markup) of importers.
By 2001, the dance music world was increasingly embracing CDs, laptops and MP3s – the latter could instantly be circulated around the world, bypassing the old ritual of white-label pressings altogether.
Programs like Psiphon, Freegate and Tor, available free online, allow people in those countries to bounce their Internet traffic off servers in other parts of the world, bypassing local restrictions.
DAZN and Eleven Sports are among those to launch dedicated services around the world, bypassing traditional broadcast platforms, but everyone is waiting to see how interested the likes of Amazon and Facebook are in premium live sports content.
As trade between India and the Greco-Roman world increased spices became the main import from India to the Western world, bypassing silk and other commodities.
He defined the politics of his generation and communicated directly with the public masses of the Arab world, bypassing the various heads of states of those countries an accomplishment not repeated by other Arab leaders.
Last Saturday's opening, ordered by Egypt's interim leadership, was seen as a sign of a new approach, giving Gazans a gateway to the world that bypassed Israel.
As he did with his first batch of appointments to the college, Francis chose several bishops and archbishops from the developing world and bypassed the archbishops of sees in Europe and the United States that traditionally are headed by a cardinal. .
