(Bloomberg) -- Sailors with skin baked to leather by
the Persian Gulf sun stack Hewlett-Packard Co. laser-jet printers
alongside a 40-foot wooden dhow in Dubai Creek as Ali Reza, an
Iranian merchant, watches them sweat.
From his base in Dubai, the second-biggest member of the
United Arab Emirates, Reza ships General Electric Corp.
refrigerators and other American-branded products to Iran, even
though re-exporting them is banned under U.S. sanctions. Within
days, the printers will be snapped up by buyers in Iran.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
the Persian Gulf sun stack Hewlett-Packard Co. laser-jet printers
alongside a 40-foot wooden dhow in Dubai Creek as Ali Reza, an
Iranian merchant, watches them sweat.
From his base in Dubai, the second-biggest member of the
United Arab Emirates, Reza ships General Electric Corp.
refrigerators and other American-branded products to Iran, even
though re-exporting them is banned under U.S. sanctions. Within
days, the printers will be snapped up by buyers in Iran.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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