They are not educators and they are looking to manipulate this model to make money.

Well, it is indispensable to U.S.-E.U. economic relationship. It is without peer in the world today.

I think that it has been a 15-year record of success and really comparable in success to that related to data transfers within Europe between member states.

The idea of putting up protectionist walls that are going to somehow force the location of servers in the country or the use of domestic-created technologies is really the worst possible prescription.

The U.S. has one of the strongest systems of enforcement led by the FTC, and it has powers and penalties that are significantly stronger than its counterparts in the European Union.

you never want a serious crisis to go to waste.

Well, at present, the circumstances don't really provide workable alternatives.

this kind of a ruling, though, it does certainly put a damper on the mood in the room.

the lack of any guidance that came out from the European Commission... serves as a wet blanket on the economy

Just very briefly, we have many members that our U.S. affiliates of European multinationals, and they are just as concerned as the American companies.

the failure to reauthorize the Eximbank on a long-term basis is going to put at risk tens of billions of dollars of exports.