dealings

If you are a corporation trying to buy votes, then your finical dealings are highly private.* *Citizens United v.

No he's not a felon, but should be--he's white, and got lucky in his shady business dealings.

Punitive damages pale in comparison to a threat of loss of future business dealings as a result of poor behavior.

Chandra and Fusion Garage have shown a long term pattern of deceit in their business dealings.

If these governments were people you actually had personal dealings with, how could you trust them to keep their word?

However this industry is full of political motives and other shady dealings so it takes a herculean effort to do anything...

Let's not forget his previous financial dealings either, being involved in illegal donations for the CDU and not willing to testify.

A lot of details about internal dealings came to light, and none of them particularly painted reddit in a good light.

If you know anything about the drama surrounding her, you know she's at least an accessory to some extremely shady business dealings.

Why would you only be able to do this if your dealings are private?

You want me to forward your mail coming to an address on my domain after we've ceased business dealings?

Sure, there are instances where pharma firms have been unethical, but in my dealings with them, reps have mostly stayed within the lines.

"treachery" is the more general term, that would apply to anything from personal betrayal to particularly underhanded business dealings.

Some of the revelations give some really interesting insight in how, what is considered a wildly successful web-startup, is (mis)-managed and some of the back-room dealings happen in the supposedly "meritocratic" valley.

As appears in the TC case, the "false promise" and "binding partnership" type of claims tend to arise when parties have had complex dealings between them, allowing one or more of the parties to assert colorable claims of having been misled to one's detriment or of claiming that the parties agreed to undertake a venture by which they would split profits.