what's for small business is your neighborhood association and its relationship to cdma. and the council of district merchants, which is named merchants, but it's really about small businesses, whether you're a merchant or a service business or whatever. i mean, even service businesses are going to have to be experimental. and the better you are at it, the better your business. >> thank you so much, commissioner. >> commissioners, hearing some of the presentation and thinking about, first, what amy cohen said about the 40% of the retail sales are on-line and thinking about some of the legislation that you've recently heard and provided comment on is that much of the regulatory environment that we have is around the brick and mortar, and if we have more on-line, more revenue -- more sales going on-line, you've had discussions about equally applying those regulatory requirements to align. so i don't know if there's a recommendation that goes into their final report that if we're going to be putting sort of land restrictions on our brick and mortar businesses or developing t

who would want this technology that qualcomm offers in the cdma space and is big enough to execute this but it does put them in play, no doubt. lisa: where do you fall in this debate if qualcomm is in a growth trajectory or it needs to monetize? is verylcomm interesting. i have been following technology stocks for 30 years, so i have a historical view of the company. in the late 1990's they redid their business and got out of infrastructure and selling mobile phones through sony and focused on royalty and chip set. themselves.eer i look at qualcomm going through that same positioning where they are restructuring in terms of what do they want to be? communications? automotive? i remember paul's father, when he ran the company, did a great job and i expect paul to do the same thing. give them a little bit of space up eventually it will be and running again. up again when a reshuffle the cars and get going in the right direction. ofa: dan morgan and brooke bloomberg gadfly. e seniorp, the japanes citizens shoplifting so they can go to jail. more and what i am watching. you can watch us onl

and will allow reciprocity with the eu 27, through pharmaceuticals and cdma.l be different regulatory framework at a different regulatory framework at a different customs agreement, but an agreement no less. let's unpack all of that, it was quite a question. there is an acceptance by the prime minister quite properly that we need to be subjected in some way to the judgments and rulings of the european court of justice. judgments and rulings of the european court ofjustice. let's get real about that. she is right to say that, of course we should, i've never been hung up on the ecj as others have been. i see it for what it is. secondly, if we want to do trade in the same way that we trade now with the european union, we need to have the same standards, we do not want the sort of products that america has, we want to maintain our animal welfare by way of example, we wa nt animal welfare by way of example, we want products which we know are safe and good. most importantly we want the alignment, the same standards, that we currently have for that trade to continue.