domestic operations

In November DHL, an express delivery company, said that it would close its American domestic operations at the end of January.

Ever since the Japanese bubble burst in the early 1990s, they have looked inward and focused on rebuilding their domestic operations.

The sheer inefficiency of UK bank bureaucracies in their domestic operations can be compared with public services at their worst.

Increased quality and safety responsibilities are adding pressure to increase inspections of both foreign and domestic operations.

If fixed costs are covered by a company's domestic operations, then profits will accrue even faster from exporting.

Toyota Motor Corp. said it will monitor its quake-disrupted domestic operations before deciding whether President Akio Toyoda will attend.

Overseas subsidiaries have profit margins about one-third higher than those of domestic operations, according to the trade ministry.

By the time he came back to domestic operations he had worked in every region of the world.

But the volume and value of all these domestic operations depends on the role the country's producers play in the global economy.

When the government stepped in last October, it only took over the domestic operations of the three big banks.

International business adds significant influences to typical domestic operations