according to a study carried out by the cars the car business association during my mom's the sales of new cars inquiries by one point eight times and reached one hundred and sixteen point two one thousand units compared to is the same period a year before for reassurance and indo russian nationals that the seagull can eat it. this seemed to our agency has reported that in the period from january through to october twenty seventeen new russian gdp increased by one point one per cent in real terms compared to the same period in twenty twelve and reese five hundred and five point nine trillion bill russian rubles in current prices. in particularly during these period the volume of industrial production to wait four point six percent and agricultural town controlled by three point one percent the positive gdp growth dynamics is maintained by the high growth rates and retail trade which has grown by eighteen point two percent while investments in fixed assets increased by eight point eight percent is the wholesale trade was estimated at four hundred to nine point six trillion bill russian

african american chamber of commerce, as they mentioned we did this event with the golden gate business association and the national gay and lesbian chamber of commerce which was exciting from the national perspective and let me take a step back because we work with the chambers in different ways, our mentor program is a wonderful gentleman brian stoper who works with our construction women executives to provide them some support so that they can actually compete better in the market place and so the program has delivered some good results, and the african american chamber and we about the workshop and don't just hold these here, we go to their offices and so we are taking the show on the road so to speak. the teaming workshops are important and the merp access and the group and really good ideas to get the people to team up because the contracts are very large and i mentioned dgba workshop and it is hard to believe that in 2013 it took this project to step forward in the leadership role to invite the community to the table. and bottom line is, lgbt businesses fall under the small business certific

they benefit from expertise as a member of regional business association. information is available everywhere wlrks from institutions or networks in the manufacturing, mining or energy sector so we try to collect information from all points in our network. >> he also says the morocco government needs to be more engaged. >> can more be done to ackny businesses in morocco? the answer is yes. i think there needs to be an awareness among the relevant ministers of the support companies like ours need. we need to strength of the state to move into these countries because operating in the african export sector takes a lot of energy. >> founder of the insurance group prevers turning to the private sector to gather information. his group employees 6,000 people in 19 countries. >> we use consulting firms that have a presence in morocco and abroad and that have fairly extensive knowledge and advanced research techniques. that allows us to be on top of everything that happens in the region and have at the tailed information about the sectors we're looking at. >> helpin

>> for us, it's an economic issue that shouldn't be surprising as a business association. on both extreme ends of our sis. there's not enough high skilled workers with advance degrees, particularly in science technology, engineering and math mattic and agricultural jobs and hospitality jobs. we are a big tourism and agriculture state. they are having a hard time filling the positions. they need to harvest crops, things they need to keep businesses running and grow and expand and create jobs. they are having a hard time to do that. we don't have the labour that's qualified to do the jobs. without the labour it's a hurdle for the economy. >> how representative have republicans been in your state about? >> they understand the issues we face m one thing that is clear, especially on the trip to washington dc, that several business leaders from our area took this week, is the members of the delegation under the issue, that they understand it as well if maybe not better than some of our business leaders. but they are facing opposition in other areas that makes it difficult to pro

. >> a local business association says a third of consumers buy chinese-made declaration gs for dwali. some locals adapted by embracing the import. >> they use the chinese products, feeling that it is more profitable than manufacturing here. >> although it's the country's biggest festival, good prices and better quality are more important than made in india. they are losing some of the local flavour. sweets made of butter and milk that are given out are being replaced by foreign flavours. cupcakes, cookies and chocolates made from european recipes are more popular, thanks to a growing middle class with a taste for international treats. people maintain old traditions. markets like this one selling hand-made decorations are busy. for some people, if it's not india, it's not dwali. >> if you get something made in front of you, i don't want to buy something from china. if it's good enough... >> dwali celebrates the victory of good over evil. for some foreign made products take away from tradition. for others, it's the festival of light no matter how it's lit or how it's sound. . >>> in ju

. >> i had the job squad come out to the north beach business association and gave an ada presentation. fortunately it wasn't really well attended, but i want to put it out there that it was very well prepared and those that came got a lot of information. also attended the council district merchant's meeting on the 15th. great, commissioner riley. >> i was invited by the chinese tv station to talk about small business commission so i already have some information available so i went -- it was a half hour program and i also introduced our public how to start a business in san francisco, the chinese version. regina, you might be getting a lot of phone calls requesting for [inaudible]. >> great, any other commissioner reports? >> next item please. >> we have item number 12, general public comment. >> we have any members of the public who would like to make comment on anything in any future meetings? >> feel free, welcome. >> thank you [inaudible] and vice chair of the california commission on the disabled access. i don't know, did you talk regina, about -- >> that was an item already addr

percent compares was the same period a year before especially so in the comics on oldsmobile business association noted that according to the results of twenty thirteen kazakhstan takes fourth place in the raping of the world's pastas growing core markets and other global waiting on the volume of sales in all countries show that kazakhstan is on forty seventh place out of one hundred compared with sixty fourth position held a year before. these extras the ground to be optimistic about the development of the local market and expect is for the growth of football will go with the pick of the boundary. we believe that bind the hands of the spirit the number of sold cars will reach one hundred and sixty thousand the sheriff cars produced in kazakhstan them on this old cars has increased by four point five percent and reached twenty three to twenty four percent compared with the previous year. in these connection every four fishes parties produced in kazakhstan. i believe that he's quite a good index for a country which stars of the scar production in twenty ten after the end option of accelerated indu

. >> a local business association says at least a third of consumers are buying chinese made decorationsbut some have adapted by embracing chinese imports. the trading of the chinese products here and they feel that is much more profitable than manufacturing. >> although the country's biggest festival good prices or better quality is more important than a made in india label. ,'s not just the decorations that are losing their flavour during the festival of light. >> cupcakes and cookies and chocolates have become more popular each year thanks to a growing middle class with a taste for international treats. people pain contai maintain old. markets like this one selling hanhandmade decorations are stil busy. for some people if it's not indian it's not dibali. >> it's good enough. >> they celebrate the victory of good over evil. while for some foreign made products may take away from tradition, for others it's still the festival of height lights nr how it's lit or sounds. >> and cuba a new generation is asking for change in the island's 50-year-old system. and as al jazeera theresa bow repo

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a local business association says a third of consumers buy chinese-made decorations for diwali.ufacturers have adopted. >> the trading of chipees products - -- chinese products, they feel it's more profitable. >> although it's the company's biggest festival, good prices and better quality are more important than made in india. >> sweets made of butter and milk, also given out, are being replaced by foreign flavours. cupcakes, cookies and chocolate from european res is more popular. people maintain some old traditions. markets like this selling handmade decorations are busy. for some people if it's not indian, it's not diwali. >> if you have something in from you you, where would you buy something from china. it's good enough. >> diwali celebrates the victory of good over evil. foreign made product may take away from tradition, for others it's the festival of light no matter how it's lit or sounds. >> lights going on and out. a rare solar eclipse is sweeping across parts of north america, europe and africa. caused by the moop passing in front of the sun, blanging the sun -- blank

death over the weekend vietnam banker sentenced to death for fraud former finest chief and business associate to die by lethal injection for their parts and embezzlement of twenty five million dollars so the pair were among the eleven who were defendants the nine day trial and they were sentenced to death this weekend but the interesting piece about this article talking about this death sentence case is that highlighted vietnam's efforts to show it is stamping out corruption in the face of widespread public anger over the issue of corruption so the public. got angry demanded their politicians do something and the politicians have done something so you wonder you have to ask yourself you wonder to yourself is it who is responsible for jamie diamond getting away with crime after crime after crime after crime after crime it's a crime that's a private crime i mean the difference is that in the us of jamie diamond was sentenced to death and lloyd blankfein of goldman sachs was somehow figure out a way to get it on pay per view so there's always a way to twist a nickel in the united states economy

death over the weekend vietnam banker sentenced to death for fraud former finest chief and business associate to die by lethal injection for their parts and embezzlement of twenty five million dollars so the pair were among the eleven who were defendants in a nine day trial and they were sentenced to death this weekend but the interesting piece about this article talking about this death sentence case is that highlighted vietnam's efforts to show it is stamping out corruption in the face of widespread public anger over the issue of corruption so the public. got angry demanded their politicians do something and the politicians have done something so you wonder you have to ask yourself you wonder to yourself is it who is responsible for jamie diamond getting away with crime after crime after crime after crime it's a crime it's a crime it's a crime of a crime i mean the difference is that in the us of jamie diamond was sentenced to death and lloyd blankfein of goldman sachs was somehow figure out a way to get it on pay per view so there's always a way to twist a nickel in the united states' econ

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. >> seems to be focussing on the immediate circle of the family, his business associates. he was acquainted with, those he did business with. and in that, in that direction, in that drug cartel. >> and we're told that as much as $70,000 was spirited away from joseph's accounts by people close to the family. the police aren't releasing detailed on how the familiar was killed yet. the police is looking into it now. >> quite a mystery. thank you very much. >>> students have been infected with bacterial meningitis at princeton university. because it is so rare here in the u.s., there's not an fda approved treatment here. they are working with the fda to import a vaccine. it's only been licensed in europe. but they're making an emergency exception. the school is recommending that students avoid physical contact. >>> david vitter weighs in on his effort to get answers from the epa as it doles out a new round of federal regulations. the agency is refusing to comply with their subpoenas. >>> and a potentially deadly weather situation across the midwest. the threat of severe storms,

. >> and the small business association reports there are over 28 million small businesses across theted states. and that half of working americans either own or work in a small business. of course everybody hopes this is going to be a very big day. today's the day to get out and show some love with your wallet from your local community at those small shops on your street. jamie, back to you. >> great reminder, laura. it looks like a fun place to be today. thank you. >>> the u.s. has now offered the plan to destroy syria's chemical weapons. under the proposal, the u.s. would dismantle the weapons on a ship, most likely in the mediterranean sea. u.s. officials say destroying those weapons on land would pose environmental risk. the weapons are set to be removed from syria at the end of this year. >>> we want to give you an update on the american veteran who's detained in north korea. state media there is releasing a video showing 85-year-old merrill newman allegedly reading an apology letter for hostile actions. he was taken into custody during a recent trip there in late october. the v

business license, i have the business license from here. all other fees associated with starting a new business. the next myth that mobile retail takes money out of brick and mortar hands. like i said on the previous slide, i'm more on the side of collaborating together to boost both businesses. i've done some collaboration with my truck with brick and mortar stores, each time we're done they always say how their business was great and so is mine. it makes for an awesome collaboration. especially right now with everything going on in san francisco, there's a lot of money in the city and i feel there's enough to go around for everybody if we can work together. so, and cost to make mobile retail [speaker not understood]. i think people think we pop up. we don't have a ton of expenses and it's extremely profitable. it's hard to run this business, what your next pop up is going to be and your demographic, it's hard hard to make money that way. you have to constantly cater to the new audience as with you move around. it's a advantage and disadvantage of being mobile. tin

there are afghan business associations in the afghan chamber has been a way to go but the builders associationand others are building the foundation for an economy. i will not say market oriented because it's not there yet but it's definitely moving in that direction. the question i wanted to rescue was, you know we were talking about the negativity? to me, a good portion is coming from the various inspectors general reporting from afghanistan. you think you will get to the point where they can series the handle transfer of funds he? -- funds? >> no. >> pretty straightforward answer. >> i don't think they are to that point out all. the gm representative and dealer. there are real glimmers of enterprise. this is a significant deal. these women work during the day and they come to this place right to the american university campus to get the skills that they need to go into business. i know it will happen overnight and it's a real significant change to be a part of. >> i'm from the naval postgraduate school. it's great to have you here and listen to what you are saying. i want to start with what

association. and, so, i thought we have to recognize him for all the work that he has done as executive director. and, so, on this monday, november 18, the small business commission is honored to recognize rob black as the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association as the executive director, you've worked tirelessly to promote san francisco's restaurant industry ~ as a strong and essential part of san francisco's economy. as an executive director, you have been excellent at

business associations who represent the small business owners here. and we also have strong support from the federal government and especially gary cohen and his entire team. on october 1, we opened for business. as you know, it was reported that we were one of four states that opened on time and did not go down. and we have not gone down. we are fully open for business and we welcome everyone, every individual who lives in the district, every small business that is in the district and now i look forward to serving many of you and your staff and it was a great pleasure to be designated as a provider of health benefits to all of you. we had very strong partnerships with our insurance industry. we have four major insurance companies selling to small businesses through d.c. health link. and i think that the best insurance companies in the nation, aetna, united, care first blue cross/blue shield and kaiser. they offer 267 different products to small businesses, something for everyone. if you want zero dediuctible plan, it's there. if you want a high deduc

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he didn't have an organization behind it were a newspaper or a business association or a community college and that is true of all the characters in the book. they are figuring things out for themselves and what he figures out is that you get this made into every school bus, and every county in north carolina, the entire state will be like silicon valley and that is how he used to talk about it. he saw himself, and i say this in all respect as a kind of steve jobs bio diesel, and that is what he is doing so today. so in each of these stories, with all of them. they all make mistakes and they screw up in big ways and they go bankrupt and they make stupid investments. their marriages breakup and they have too many children without a father to support them. they get involved in dirty businesses, but they never let go of the idea that there is something more important than simply surviving and that america stands for something, the question is whether their investment in the american dream is reciprocated and is it still invested in people like them. so the book takes us through their stories

they will talk to friends, family, business associates, anybody they can.ast time they have been through this, they interviewed 300 people and will go back through that, anderson, and hopefully find answers this time around. >> it's been so long, incredible. appreciate the reporting. we'll continue to follow that. >>> new and troubling questions about george zimmerman's state of mind these days. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. anbe a name and not a number?tor scottrade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i

item number 11, presentation of a small business commission certificate of honor recognizing rob black, executive director of the golden gate restaurant association, as part of the sbc's "small business recognition program". >> so, thank you, commissioners. i'm honored today to recognize rob black, but somewhat on a sad note. i don't know if you're all aware, but rob is going to be leaving the golden gate restaurant association. and, so, i thought we have to recognize him for all the work that he has done as executive director. and, so, on this monday, november 18, the small business commission is honored to recognize rob black as the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association as the executive director, you've worked tirelessly to promote san francisco's restaurant industry ~ as a strong and essential part of san francisco's economy. as an executive director, you have been excellent at articulating the needs and repairing the reputation of the golden gate restaurant association and the restaurant industry to san francisco's city government. you have also been an invaluable partner to the office of small business and the small bu

>> well, listen, i had bad business associates, i had people take advantage, and i had a good time, too about that. i had a lot of awesome cars and great boats and -- >> did you buy too much stuff, cars, boats? >> i did -- not really for the money i had, it wasn't really a lot of stuff, but i just trusted the wrong people. >> and then your wife snapped you out of it. you finally met a quality person. >> i met a really awesome person that i never deserved in life. and i'm very grateful i have her. we're doing remarkable things now. >> can you make that money back? >> that's not necessarily my goal. >> what are your goals? >> my goals wasn't to have a lot of money. it just came with the territory. >> and you weren't prepared for it? >> no. i was just a little kid you wer it? >> no, i was a little kid at the time. >> so making all this money and you're not prepared for it and you spend it on all the stuff, you take on debt. >> the whole idea was for me to become the greatest fighter in the history of the world and with that came a lot of money. my goal was always to be the best in the worl

business associations who represent the small business owners here. and we also have strong support from the federal government and especially gary cohen and his entire team. on october 1, we opened for business. as you know, it was reported that we were one of four states that opened on time and did not go down. and we have not gone down. we are fully open for business and we welcome everyone, every individual who lives in the district, every small business that is in the district and now i look forward to serving many of you and your staff and it was a great pleasure to be designated as a provider of health benefits to all of you. we had very strong partnerships with our insurance industry. we have four major insurance companies selling to small businesses through d.c. health link. and i think that the best insurance companies in the nation, aetna, united, care first blue cross/blue shield and kaiser. they offer 267 different products to small businesses, something for everyone. if you want zero dediuctible plan, it's there. if you want a high deduc

it features a mix of top leaders on the business, academia, and association. we will have two sets of breakout sessions ranging from development to securing working capital and financing for your investment here. we will have a discussion on the exhibition floor on how to take advantage of service providers. for right now, let's get to this mornings keynote speaker. i am honored to introduce the secretary of state, john kerry. he is a proud son of a decorated former foreign service officer. as a young man, he served two tours of duty in vietnam and received a bronze star, silver star, and three purple hearts. he served as a top prosecutor at the county level in massachusetts and went on to be elected to be governor. two years later, he was elected to the united states senate where he served for 28 years. the last four of those years he served as the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. in fact, he has been a leader and virtually every foreign- policy issue for the united states over the past three decades. this year, he became the first sitting

. >> business associates seem greedy and anti-social. didn't roger goodell see it as a great opportunity to make a lot of money. it's fair and why not? >> everything he does is legal. no one is accusing him of any impropriety. but as michael kim famously said, the scandal is what's legal. he runs a nonprofit -- he does it legally. congress said he could, and pay himself $30 million is oily to me. it's not used as a personal enrichment. they don't do that. >> this whole area you talk about this has to do with the coaches and the cult of coaches in the country. but coaches now, you talk about money. you talk about the kind of money that the coach at alabama does each year. >> he's paid $6 million a year. that's not bad money either. what that equates to is $66,000 per year per scholarship player under his supervision. that's pretty good money. >> how does that map? and does alabama make money for education? >> well, all of the big football factory programs, there are roughly 50 of them at this point, florida, alabama, ohio state, and so on

business associations who represent the small business owners here. and we also have strong support from the federal government and especially gary cohen and his entire team. on october 1, we opened for business. as you know, it was reported that we were one of four states that opened on time and did not go down. and we have not gone down. we are fully open for business and we welcome everyone, every individual who lives in the district, every small business that is in the st