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we always said we want our clients to buy from our beautiful stores, because we believe that clientst enjoy the immersive experience, the immersive physical experience, where they build a relationship with the fashion advisor, the beauty advisor, the boutique assistant, which is so magical and so core to the chanel story. francine: and how do you see the china market right now compared to the u.s. market? because it's not that volatile, actually. you've kind of had a base that has stayed for quite some time. leena: china is a very central market for the luxury goods system because of the fast adoption of luxury. because of the appreciation of refinement and sophistication. so it's a very important and essential market for us. i came back recently from china, and i was really happy to see the energy and vibrancy in the market. so we continue to run our business for the long-term and continue to invest in china for the long-term. similarly, u.s. i see u.s. as a long-term market for luxury. it always has been. and all markets see a bit of ebbs and flows. but if you keep a long-term pers

prior to projethopen hand the impacted clients to the program served average of 33 clients per month in fy24. the [indiscernible] was 88 so they had capacity in the contract to accept clients wouts significantly increasing their contracted edc. the addition of two more to reach total of 90 is reflective of there maximum capacity with the grant staffing level with the contracted of 90 they are accepted to accept from the wait list as well. projethopen hand serviles trends over the past 14 months show they provide approximately 28 meals per client per month in the program and projecting those service levels will continue through fiscal year 25. however, the current contract only supported 15 meals per month per contracted edc and this had not been significant consequence to the agency before because they were not raising the capacity but with the absorption of the clients and potential to take the clients from the wait list they [indiscernible] in fiscal 25 and and need to increase the united states units of service. $139.517 [indiscernible] thank you for your time and happy to answer

truly, we see all kinds of clients. people who are longtime fans of chanel, people who are dedicated buyers of hot could tour. first-time buyers. we see a lot of gen z. 35% of luxury consumers by 2030 are going to be gen z. it's a hard number to believe but it's the vibrancy, the vitality is huge. because each of those clients has a different set of reasons for why they engage with us. for gen z and alpha they buy because they want to buy less and by better. they want to buy because they see it's a financially wise investment. but everybody buys for different reasons. for me, it's part of continuing to build the brand, a reputation, a company, and telling a story in engaging ways to also see clients. francine: you have to speak differently to the younger generations? >> not really. our story of craftsmanship, our story of how many hours goes into making this jacket, like a hundred hours all handmade is still the core of our story, our craftsmanship, it is still how people engage with lake street, the quality of it, the

bruce: well, going into institutional clients.e were the original because we were in industrial businesses ourselves, and how we got into the infrastructure business is we decided we didn't like the up and down of many of the industrial businesses we had and mining businesses. but we really liked the backbone infrastructure that was in these businesses. and 20 years ago, we started doing it for institutional clients. at that time, nobody would listen to us and nobody would invest with us. so it's quite -- it's great that this has become mainstream today. the good news, i'd say we're still a leader in it. we have very large funds, in fact, the largest in the world. and therefore, we just continue to try to differentiate our investment strategies, and with size, scale, operating people, and the ability just to grow in the places we are. so i think we are -- do others getting stronger help us? probably not. but it doesn't really bother us. and i think there is a place for us to continue to grow in business. francine: coming up, why b

number nine a governor was described as a difficult client or that means to you is difficult client with me that he didn't feel he needed to wear a condom could also mean he had some unusual sexual proclivities that we haven't heard about yet. >> a little tmi there, jason, but thank you. >> eliot spitzer's sin was hypocrisy we're all hypocrites. we are all about so massive contradictions and we all know it and yet when someone is outed, as having those contradictions, we want to punish that person, drive them from public life rather than saying there. but for the grace of god, go, i, it's burn the witch even snl, which had never actually mocks blitzer before, just had to get their jabs in on the newly anointed client number nine and you wanted to have sex with a hooker, but you didn't want to wear a condom really, really, but might not be scary if your client number he won, but you are client number nine but no detail caught the public's imagination quite like the tidbit that spitzer allegedly kept on his black sox while engaging with sex workers, even if he did keep black socks on,

instead of needing to log into multiple client platforms, teams will have access to vital client summaries information that helps to reduce service duplication and increase care coordination. efficiencies last week we had an early on success. a team that is testing the tool engaged with a client in the community who is on the shared priority 3.0 list. they used the outreach worker tool to look up the client during an encounter, and not only did they have easy access to the lead contact name, they were able to call the person directly from the tool. this resulted in real time coordination around the client's transport to identified service, and the teeing up of greatly needed medication start teams will test this tool until the end of october, at which time the mayor's office of innovation will work with us to scale utilization across all teams. i know it's a big agenda, so we're getting close. currently, sf coordinated response teams outcomes can be viewed reviewed through team specific public facing dashboards, but it's difficult to fully appreciate the volume and diversity of all street

it if the client agrees to insurance. and to answer on... citizens' appeals to financial companies are now required to be submitted within 15-25 working days. if you have any questions, want to improve your financial literacy, subscribe to our telegram channel, ask. and we will talk to experts, we will definitely tell you about this in one of the next issues of the instructions. a loud scandal is flaring up in the world of programming, the company ebi, once created in russia, then left the country, fired hundreds of employees in one day, precisely because they have russian passports. the situation is aggravated by the fact that people, who worked in eastern europe and cyprus, lost their residence permits. anna voronina with details. they were fired not of their own accord. the scandal with the mass dismissal of russian employees from the software development company ebi flared up thanks to posts on social networks. today, my former company fired all the russians from the cyprus office. according to my information, the ebi

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do clients pay for that? and are they happy to get that and pay for it, or you give it as a service? and do people really care about geopolitical events when they do m&a deals? peter: absolutely. so, in today's world -- let's step back. what's happened over the past three or four decades is we have moved from an environment in which the oil and gas companies that always operated globally and needed to have geopolitical insight and maybe a few others, had to take geopolitical considerations into account, to a situation today in which every important business decision that is made has to take geopolitical issues into account or else you're going to go wrong. it's a fundamental business need. and lazard has always been known as, you know, a banker-plus. so, people that had the ability to provide insight into not only what the other ceo was thinking, but what the prime minister is thinking, what the president is thinking. these are people who cross those boundaries between business and government. so, lazard was

the read news long before film starring creepy clients have been booming since the 1918 clients are no strangers to the silver screen like entertainment. the course plans are especially well suited to clean the reason one their most, most hor or villains are mat you think it's you afraid to kruger, jason friday. the 13th feel a face to the screen figure because mask figures are menacing, or as you type position, you see a visual feature showing a smile, but you don't know what's behind that smile. and that's what's bizarre or uncanny. that's what you can guess at the facial expressions is that you can so you don't know what's going on inside that person. this is elizabeth. what are they going to do next month? yeah, it's nice this, but not only do you have the mass, but the mask is an integral part of the character it all sorted fits together perfectly. reason to their silence. monique pounds, if you look at their performances, they're silent and it's not because they're trying to be creepy. it's because they're in tory surfaces, right? and so they may go to 20 countries and they can't

commercial, the ability to go out and act on behalf of our clients effectively.legial in terms of being able to work together as a team in delivering the best possible outcomes for our client. but beyond that, i think the attributes that we look for, and that i seek out in our colleagues, it would be curiosity. you've talked a lot about that, resilience, and a work ethic, and the ability to have conviction around your ideas so that you are not just going with the conventional wisdom and playing five-year-old soccer. david: young investment bankers that work 80 to 90 hours a week, why did they do that, why can't they work 9:00 to 5:00 and not come in on weekends and say, i have to have a balanced life and i will come in at night or on weekends, why don't they do that? peter: teddy roosevelt once at the greatest gift of life is the opportunity to do work worth doing. i think that the point is that there are many professions where you can't get around the effort part of it. but wet i think our firm requires or owes our people who are putting in that effort is three

lo que el cliente pida, como el cliente quiera.ás pide la gente y de ahí todo lo que es carne para tacos, pollo, puerco, pastor, carnicería tepa, así como tepatitlán de morelos, jalisco, fundada hace 30 años por su dueño leo zabalza en south san francisco. la idea surgió de que yo trabajaba con un tío que tenía carnicería y se me abrió la oportunidad de poner una carnicería por mí mismo y se me dio y hasta ahorita se me sigue dando gracias a dios. y ahora leo y su esposa martha y sus hijos operan el negocio ofreciendo un sazón único a su clientela. tenemos un sazón especial que lo traemos desde santa maría. la mayoría de la gente se lleva ya a sus carne, sazonada ya nomás para ponerla en el asador. y es que se trata de este sazón, el sazón de la 0, el cual está a la venta para que cualquiera pueda agregarle ese sabor que tanto deleita a paladares de la bahía. pero los clientes también regresan por ese buen trato y esas sonrisas que contagian toda la familia. trabajamos aquí juntos unos de una cosa, otros de cajeros, otros carnicero

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, from 9 million clients.brokage, already the largest publicly traded brokerage, you're now the 12th largest bank. and you are somebody who was an entrepreneur before that happened. at 22, you started your own retirement firm, hampton company. and that is something that charles schwab really loved your entrepreneurial spirit. you're not even 65 yet. why are you retiring now? >> well, i think it's a combination of personal and professional issues. i had always targeted 2025 as a time to retire. i'll be turning 65. my wife and i's youngest daughter, our fifth child, just went off to college six weeks ago. we're empty nesters. that seems like a new chapter. from a professional side, we wrapped up the integration of ameritrade early this past summer. and it was really important to me to be here through that integration, to see that through, from negotiating the deal, working it, to approval with regulators and through the very successful integration. and then maybe most importantly, again, bring it back to rick. h

taxpayers that's been a more difficult place for our clients. but we like the role in a portfolio from the perspective of lack of correlation, and, frankly, as there's more volatility in the market and that should provide opportunities for hedge funds to generate return. >> more liquidity, too, than the other assets which are highly illiquid >> hedge funds tend to have gatherly quarterly >> it's good to talk to you. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, scott >>> kevin simpson is bk thacwi us to break down the key earnings investors need to be watching this week glp-1 drugs used in weight loss treatments are a global blockbuster, even with disliked and inconvenient injections. study results are arriving monthly from lexarias patented oral delivery technology trials. lexaria bioscience. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job on indeed, it's easier for talented candidates to find it. which makes it easier for you to hire them. visit indeed.com/hire (♪♪) in life, i'm

, i feel so, you see, it's just that we have everything in advance , everything is on lists, each clientt his appointed time, this call, it was somehow atypical, late, and it felt like they specifically wanted to catch him alone, although, although this happens with us, but not often, that is, it has already happened that a client arrived late and... it didn't seem strange, yes, well, you see, well, other actions, well, call them rituals, they're just it is necessary to perform on a person specifically at midnight, well, there is no other way, that's why no, it did n't seem so, and i left calmly, the clients are here, as you asked, almost all are here, thank you, and also your father's phone number, please, there is no phone itself, but by the number through the operator, calls can be identified, right, yes, well, anyway, fyodor, i need all the money in full within two days, well, what are we talking about, i understand everything, but you understand me too, i can't do everything like that in a hurry, i also need time. it's clear, with the stones another story, i need to put my mother in

de que la temporada de incendios alcanza el punto mÁximo, la recuerda la recomendaciones para los clientesse experimenta un mayor riesgo de incendiosen california y en el Área de la bahÍa. los focos de energÍa son mÁs comunes en los meses de otoÑo debido a los fuertes vientos que pueden estar azotando en el Área de la bahÍa. vegetaciÓn seca, niveles de sequedad para esta temporada y niveles bajos de humedad. el dÍa de hoy decidÍ entrevistar al experto en energÍa. >> hay una ola de calor muy fuerte al norte de california pero en este momento no hay informaciÓn sobre on corte de electricidad que podrÍa venir pronto. >> eso no significa que no vamos a permanecer bajo el calor. actualmente se encuentran las temperaturas muy calurosas en sectores del norte y hacia el interior. para las prÓximas horas, temperaturas a las 7:00 p.m. permanecen en 80. en san josÉ se sigue sintiendo el calor. estamos escondidos bajo la sombra. por esto se extiende el aviso por calor excesivo para las 11:00 p.m. presentador: se le recuerda a la comunidad los recursos disponibles debido a las condiciones continuas de

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client base and hr outsourcing client bases all showed growth.nk it was a positive side about the underlying style of the economic situation we find ourselves in in small businesses. >> when i hear that i think to myself, why does the fed have to cut at all? i know some people started to think about that after the great employment number on friday, but rates still are high relative to where they -- where inflation is at this point, don't you think? >> well, i think this, jim. i think that the inflation side of it, when we look at our wages at a macro level, those have actually been under 3%, the three-month average, for five months. we continued to see that. i think inflation getting there. i think the fed had to begin to think about the cooling of the employment situation. when you look at it right now through the first nine months, we are still seeing moderate growth, but we did see some slowing in the last couple of quarters. one of the things we've seen as small businesses have struggled to find and attract quality employees. one of the thing

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how do we deliver alternative solutions to our client?ming a partnership to be able to offer a larger syndicated loan client, not just an underwritten distributed syndication, but also a fully committed private credit alternative that is literally a one-stop shop, here is your commitment letter. by the way you are trying to do an m&a transaction in three weeks. you speed uncertainty and confidentiality are important. the large-cap market is one where you have companies choosing between a syndicated alternative or a private credit alternative and banks realizing that are looking for ways to form partnerships to deliver those opportunities. lisa: we are talking about all of the ways companies might be interested in taking actions. i talked to some executives who say i do not want to take any actions ahead of the election given the fact there could be potential differences in policies. how do you see that? with the companies you lend to, just a reluctance to make big moves? ken: certainly in the middle market, our market and all of our finan

>> so, i mean, clients are initially investing in infrastructure around a.i.enerative a.i., this is what's happening. some consumption is coming as a result of that. we're starting to see growth, people are looking, the environment, we start to see quite a bit of growth in generative a.i. last year, 3.5% of our booking might increase towards the end of the year. of course it could be a bigger impact, because it has the environment to be able to deliver more of the generative a.i. capability and services is going to increase quite a bit going into next year. so that's a positive actually from that perspective. >> aiman, thank you for joining us, we appreciate your time. >>> ahead on the show, rachel reeves prepares to deliver her first budget as uk chancellor, hoping not to spook the markets. we'll give you more after this. ♪ jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?” jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another

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pero es importante no que todos los clientes que dependan de la energía tengan un plan.reo electrónico y también por llamadas automatizadas. y también puede verificar, por supuesto, en la página de internet a.p. giannini tienen ahí el mapa actualizado en su sitio web importante y miryam se sabe cuánto va a durar estos apagones, es decir, cuánto tiempo podrían estar estas personas sin servicio? bueno, dayana, inicialmente habían dicho que hasta el domingo. sin embargo, le pregunté previamente a evelyn y recalcó que ante estas condiciones que pueden cambiar eso, es importante que estén pendientes, porque por ahora eso puede variar. así que importante tener su información actualizada y en dado caso de ser afectado van a estar notificando y también tú decías que existe una página, una página donde se puede monitorear fácilmente. sí, sí, la revisamo. de hecho, pg&e tiene a su disposición a disposición de todos los clientes este sitio web que usted ve en la pantalla, donde puede monitorear en tiempo real las zonas donde se realizan estos cortes de servicio eléctrico. el icono

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descriptions of properties on the internet, go to inspect real estate, show housing and plots to clients, communicate with... and they, without the necessary qualifications, not knowing the laws of the country and the market, often try to work as realtors, give people stupid advice, and they lose money time. to eliminate such cases, the new law wants to establish a norm that will allow people with higher education in any field to work as realtors, and not just lawyers and economists. and it will also oblige all current agents to retrain as realtors, pass an exam, receive a certificate of certification and provide belarusians with realtor services, not disservices, with personal responsibility for every mistake. yes, yes, it is in this norm that the secret of negative comments on the internet lies. the guys are politely asked to study and work as they should, and not as want, but not all the guys want to study, they are hidden before the acceptance stage. any educational institution that develops a program for such a course and agrees with the ministry of justice will be able to conduct t

in fact, the central bank sets the maximum volume of loans that can be issued to such clients. it was 25% of the loan portfolio, and after this date it was reduced to 20%. that is, the chances of getting a loan from a bank for a new car for indebted citizens are rapidly falling. now let's figure out the insurance when concluding. here, the changes also came into force in july 2024, banks can no longer raise the rate if it is refused, but they can reduce if the client agrees to insurance. if earlier a bank, for example, issued a loan, say, at 10% per annum, said the following, if you do not get insurance, then your loan will be, for example, at 12-15% per annum. now they did the opposite, they did the following, that the bank says that look, i give you a loan at 10% per annum, but if you get insurance, i have the right to lower this rate, for example, to eight. and one more innovation of the summer of 2024. since july, financial institutions are obliged to respond to citizens' requests within 15 working days days. in particularly difficult cases, the period is increased to 25 da

only had one client, the people.ldren, as attorney geherat_ and children, as attorney general california i fought for students and their returns. as vice _ students and their returns. as vice president i have stood up for workers and seniors and as president— for workers and seniors and as president i_ for workers and seniors and as president i will stand up for all americans. kamala harris there. and with election day less than three weeks away, we're keeping track of the polls for harris has held a small lead over trump in the national averages since she entered the race and she remains ahead. while national polls are a useful guide, they can't necessarily predict the election result itself — because that is likely to depend on a handful of battleground states — where potentially either candidate could win — states like michigan. let's speak to our senior north america correspondent gary o'donoghue in grand rapids, michigan. just bring us the latest then on of the harris campaign and what more she has to do because

oleg georgievich, in our business there aren't many clients. usually, buyers and sellers don't know each other well. antique dealers know what valuables their clients have in their homes and how they guard them. moreover, they know when the owners go on vacation. vasiliev had an accomplice from the criminals who robbed clients on his tip. oh well, no one caught him red-handed, but they treated him, hmm, with suspicion, he doesn't write, wow, what a damn thing, a standard pen, so, words, i wish you health, what about the report, yeah, for the master, i'm ready, otherwise kefirovich ate me all the plezh, well we're working, working, the finishing touches are left, we've sorted out the related cases, yes, two thefts have been solved . that's good, on the main issue, what? on the main issue, we found out who vasiliev's accomplice was, a certain samoilov, valery konstantinovich, born in 1975, a repeat offender. listen, something about labanov's kitty. three years ago he was put in jail for robbing alyabyev's apartment, there was another criminal the

i lived in brazil for 10 years and it was my first client ever.was the brazilian horse racing club of rio de janeiro. and yes, i did a poll for them. there was a presidential race going on in the club. and yes, those individuals spent money on polls to know who was up in front in that race. they had a lot of money and resources, obviously. it is horse racing, and people going to a horseracing club probably have resources. so i organized my poll. i did the sample design, the questionnaire, are the questions unbiased. have i organized my analytic framework so i am ready to tell a clear story at the end? i got it all together and i actually did not brief the client in person. i did it by phone. i tend to do it by the phone quickly comes to politics. i didn't speech portuguese at the time. i was learning words while they were talking, that is how sketchy my portuguese was. they ultimately asked me, so, who's going to win, are we going to win or are they going to win? i sat there and i didn't have an answer because i didn't know. i did a robust poll do

how quickly we deliver money to different cities so that 45 million clients can withdraw it. how many professionals in offices across the country create the best products. technologies to protect your funds. how many millions of meetings we hold with clients so that they do not waste time traveling to the bank. how many thousands of employees work in eleven time zones of the country over which the sun never sets. you all this was not a dream, because you are already confident in your bank. t-bank, there is only one. catch wow prices on ozon. xiaomi headphones for 899. a set of tools for 999 unbearable smell, a lot of excrement and bodies of dead animals in the refrigerator for food. in the refrigerator we find corpses of puppies along with food and medicine, a dead puppy on the floor, he clearly lay there for more than one day. no food, cat feces floating in the bowl, for a lot of money people left their pets in a zoo hotel, but not all clients were able to take them back alive, our healthy puppies were infected with a very dangerous one. the animals that managed to survive a

the thing is most of my clients are not doing that. too much to require your employees to be there every day of the week in 2024. arthel: that's an interesting point because amazon web service chief executive matt gorman set up their people who just don't work wellin that environment and do not want to, that's okay for their other companies out there. at amazon we want to be in an environment where we are working together and we filled the collaborative environment is incredibly important for our innovation and for our culture. so jean do you think the dynamic in the labor market is changing with employers having more power, then to your point how could this impact the unemployment rate in overall economy? >> it has a big impact on trying to find workers u.s. guinea employers with the top three most requested benefits of course it's health insurance and retirement plans. i'm 2024 it is flexibility. most employees if they can there are some jobs you cannot be flexible. most expect some level of flexibility the ability to work from home.

true, this document will have to hang near the realtor's workplace. so that clients could make sure that they are dealing with a qualified specialist, and those who wish can go to the ministry of justice website and check whether the paper is in the register of certificates. all these standards will help make the services of real estate agencies transparent and understandable, when the transaction is accompanied by one person with a name on the certificate, and not a crowd of agents with unclear functions and powers. and only such an approach guarantees the protection of consumer rights. any work requires energy, and the new law will make real estate easier. holders of a certificate of attestation realtors are planned to be allowed to check the purity of the transaction through state service agencies. now they do not have the ability to quickly kill the personal data of its owners. the new law will allow realtors to check the history of real estate objects, although it has not yet been decided in what format they will be able to do this, either they will be given partial access to some p

i have written that a lot and told our clients a lot. is the back to basics strategy or signaling a back to the basics strategy for nike where the company refocuses on product innovation and focuses on rebuilding relationships with key wholesale partners. >> brian, it is interesting you say that. elliott hill, his resume went viral on linkedin. he only ever worked at nike as an intern up. why are you bullish of bringing somebody in who is an insider who has seemed to run its course for nike? maybe they need a disfferent strategy? >> it's a good question. time will tell. i don't think nike needs a shakeup. i don't think the brand is broken. i think the brand has gotten stale and tired. as i talk to the companies that sell nike like dick's or academy, they want more from nike. i don't think the shakeup is needed. i think a revitalization is needed. the choice to bring back a proven executive, someone at the company and grew up in the company and enjoyed a lot of success there, that's the right move. >> you are saying they get back to innov

60% clients are enjoying operational account at bank of america i think power of merrill clients look operational account, really nothing that we can't do. >> to job claims crossing the tape cheryl casone with jobless numbers. cheryl: numbers higher than expected 225,000 we were looking for 220,000, also came in with 1.826 million on continuing number that is less than expected. this after adp came in hotter than expected big jobs' report coming in tomorrow for the month of september 140,000 jobs estimate but if this weaker than that makes the case potentially you are going to get that 50 basis point cut for the november meeting for fed all eyes on jobs. >> markets have improved a bit, as you've been reporting this cheryl. , how would you characterize the macrostory is that dictating how you allocate exam for investor portfolios. >> it is for sure again like i said a few minutes ago we still this at least two more cuts this year, 50, or 75 basis points in total, that liquidity that is provided just brings people back to the markets, in a place where markets have done pretty well so fa