i only met a couple of vendors in a niche area.part of the contract language that is good and useful, not just bureaucratic and tyrannical. make sure infrastructure is making sense and rationalized. i really do industry and are partner. >> totally agree, i would go further. we should have a national club to the benefit of every other company an example. the our country, it doesn't actually matter but what does, the economics of like business don't rest on value. what does provide value i'm embedding those in the rosary economic. what is needed to my work on capital and those systems and go to market. i think there's something said for creating a movement around the data. >> okay. do you have a like? [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> you want me to take a crack at this one? under reacting. we are in the baby steps version. >> we are under reacting. and how that will change security, i hope is the start of the. in order to create these positions. >> i will say commercial partners have been holding wrists shaving products and giv

they're like your life too niche, right? like, we can't necessarily categorize it the easiest way because i'm talking about transness, i'm talking about masculinity, and i'm talking about like growing up texas pretty equally. and like, it feels so specific. then we won't know to sell it kind of thing. and i'm that's rich, you know, because i think, you know, at some point the specificity robert frost writing poems, you know, being from new england and loving autumn was niche but you figured it the -- out, right? and like i also think that sometimes i read a john ashbery poem and i'm like, i don't know what you're talking about. i don't know what this is. right. but i think there's some authors allowed patients in obscurity and abstraction and others are not like when you are a black author, think people want you want to force feed and explain blackness to a reader or explain, you know when you're a queer author, queerness to a reader, you're trans are that translates to a reader. and i'm like, so i don't they i don't like id

the powerful will always to discover and occupy niches of special influence and privilege an unfair tax structure serves, their needs. and tight secrecy always seems to prevent reform. all of us must careful not to each other too often unholy, self-perpetuating alliances have been formed between money and politics and the average citizen has been held at arm's length. each time our nation has made a serious mistake, the american people have been excluded from the process. the tragedy of vietnam and cambodia the disgrace of watergate. and the embarrassing of the cia revelations could have been avoided if our government had simply reflected the sound judgment and a good common sense and a high moral character of the american people. it's time for us to take a new at our own government to strip away the secrecy, to expose the unwarranted pressure of lobbyists, to eliminate waste. release our civil servants from chaos. to provide tough management. and always to remember that in any town or city, the mayor, the governor and the president represent exactly the same constituents. as a governor

when you see red icons and blue icons, all of the things that feed that are very niche and very, very bespoke. there is an intelligence architecture but they were islands unto themselves and if you fought in afghanistan or you fought in iraq or you fought in north africa, you realized that a lot of times we were solving problems through things like quick reaction capabilities because the system was not putting out the sort of integrated architecture or an architecture that was modular enough that we could plug the right things into it. when general george became -- he was the vice, now he's the chief, he is one of the few people that have commanded at the brigade, the division and the core level since world war ii in combat. he had seen it. a lot of us that worked around him or with him deployed had seen it. he goes, we're going to fix this. it is a very, very on the nose things. we're going to fix the current architecture using things that already exist in commercial technology and then we're going to rethink what this architecture should look like if we took a clean slate or clean w

i mean, one thing that is, i think, revealing though niche, is that the government has been hiring for remember what the title is. it's something like second permanent secretary, future eu relationship — something like that. not quite that, but you know, the sort of whitehall blancmange title which conveys seriousness. whitehall blancmange! saw it on the menu in the bbc canteen! sounds christmassy and, um, uh, may your days be merry in whitehall. and, um, i think that shows actually is more thanjust a bit of phytosanitary... so back to the mail on sunday, which i was mentioning earlier, says that a new department with up to 100 civil servants, which would thus be bigger than the actual brexit department, because we didn't have any trade negotiators. that was another thing david cameron didn't reveal to the world about his in—out referendum. oh, you didn't need them. we didn't need them! so obviously, the reason why we're mentioning this is that faisal islam, who was in brussels with the chancellor, was on newscast on friday saying that this reset the mood music is going to be far more

so you might ask me, why am i looking for niches well, two reasons. if you are a good company and you have great product marketing, meaning that you know who you're serving and you're making good products over and over again, you're either going to grow into a bigger company or you're going to get bought by a bigger company and that's why i'm interested in you because i am growth at a reasonable price as a philosophy. >> sure. i mean, i -- thinking of you as a semiconductor expert, someone who does a lot with tech stocks is why my mind doesn't go to small caps. >> right. >> obviously all of these companies have to start out as small, fine. do you have some names in mind >> sure. well, one is actually kind of proves my point. you might want to buy into it now. it's going to get bought by synopsis and it's called anss is the ticker symbol. it's interesting because it does multi-physics simulation i can feel your eyes glazing over, but what companies do is design products on a computer before they even, you know, get to the real world and make sure that

what i like is you've broken it down to niches because small caps income basses a lot. one of -- encompasses a lot. >> this is energy. small cap energy. they have a focus on natural gas. the hay do a lot of -- they do a lot of services. we're looking at 12% growth for the next 3 years, so good, strong growth. a little on the pension i have side, about 22 -- expensive side, but given its expected growth and its ability to consistently beat earnings the -- charles: absolutely love this chart. major breakout. you had a gap, it just took off and continues to the look good. >> yes. charles: here's a small name that you like also. same sort of chart here taking off. >> so this is construction, engineering services. long name but, basically, they have their hands in infrastructure, in building both commercial and residential. so they have made some really good strategic acquisitions, have improved their efficient city. i mean, this is -- efficiency, this is just management running on all cylinders. it's 16 expected growth over the next 3 years. so just exceptional decision pro

data dog is a little more established in their niche, so it's really going to be more about executing into a.i. adjacent products and areas so that's really the thesis here, so it's a little less risk but probably also less reward, and then snowflake is a turnaround story. the company really messed up. charles: it was a terrible idea, right? >> exactly with product introductions dropped the ball but the new ceo seems to be doing a good job but it is a bit of a wait and see so i'd say different risks for each one of them and we disclose all our holdings on our website. speer-invest.com. charles: great stuff. president-elect trump vowing less red tape and if you want to invest a billion dollars in this country guess what? get ready to rock. i've got one of the leading business leaders in the new york area and he says guess what? it's going to put the economy on steroids. zane is right after this. ♪ (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved ones close. and also send them a

and when the bureaucracy is bloated and confused, the powerful always manage to discover and occupy niches of special influence and privilege. an unfair tax structure serves their needs. and tight secrecy always seems to prevent reform. all of us must be careful not to cheat each other too often. unholy, self-perpetuating alliance has never been formed between money and politics and the average citizen has been held at arm's length. each time our nation has made a serious mistake, the american people have been excluded from the process. the tragedy of vietnam and cambodia. the disgrace of watergate and the embarrassment of the cia. revelations could have been avoided if our government had simply reflected the sound judgment and a good common sense and a high moral character of the american people. it's time for us to take a new look at our own government, to strip away the secrecy, to expose the unwarranted pressure of lobbyists, to eliminate ways to release ourselves of servants from bureaucratic power, to provide tough management, and always to remember that in any town or city, the mayo

it is a niche sport, i suppose. and we're all of a similar ilk, i suppose.ut there's something quite magical about being up here. usually when you're at this height, you're either on a parasail, with wind in yourface, or in a plane or a helicopter, the thrum of the engine and the rotor. and up here it's...silent. and there's barely a stir of wind. and it's just like we're sort of on a platform in the middle of the air, with this incredible view out over the mountains. i think there's also something that appeals to the romantic in me. reallyjust sort of harking back to the earliest days of air travel. you know, the balloon setting off around the world in 80 days. there's something really special about that. ok, let's stick to the travel show presenters taking flight theme, but let's turn the temperature up a little. earlier this year, i was lucky enough to head to sri lanka, a country i had visited several times and loved returning to. and this time, i was lucky enough to get a bird's—eye view of some of the most stunning beaches i have ever seen. here we go!

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it's this skill that led ittai away from academia and into a rather niche profession — buying and sellingt roman and greek gemstones. well, i can make money out of it because very, very few people know about ancient gems. there's this very elementary thrill of the treasure hunt, finding something that is actually far better than the sellers know about. there's this very elementary thrill of the treasure hunt, finding something that is actually far better than the sellers know about. it's may 2020. ittai's at home in denmark, looking through a book about gemstones in museums across the world. he's studying their features when he recognises one. it says it's from the british museum, and it's a gem ittai knows well. i could just about make out there were tiny little scratches, bits of incidental damage along the nasal ridge. it was clearly the same piece. but he hasn't recognised it because he saw it at the british museum, but how did the gem leave the museum? malcolm's gem had passed through more than one pair of hands before him. but where had it first been sold? the answer is unsettling.

i think it's so interesting because habitat for humanity's unique niche is we're doing affordable homeownershipevery county in the bay area has a habitat for humanity hard at work doing this work like you saw in 2013 when he was here in the east bay building in oakland and i think it's a real opportunity for everyone to say this problem has not gotten better since then, but we need to continue to fight. i think what we know from president carter and his 100 years of incredible leadership and wisdom is we just have to keep at it. we have to stay proximate. we have to keep doing this together. no one alone can do this and it takes our civic leaders, our community, our philanthropists, our government and great organizations like habitat for humanity to step up every day and live carter's legacy. >> jimmy carter is going to be remembered for his decency, service and empathy. are there any examples you might be able to share with us locally that are sort of the fruit of all of his work? >> yeah, absolutely. i think whether you're looking in the east bay where you see hundreds of homes being built or

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have quite as much cash, when that raising is harder, when lending is harder, these opportunities for nichepaces and expertise to come about, and they want scale. they need to be able to operate at scale. and having an organization that can deliver the amount of scale we put in play, the bit that perhaps is less sexy and exciting, but that infrastructure, the ability to take businesses and grow them, that is what we do. francine: what do you think of the city of london? will it lose a bit of the luster? there is a lot it can offer. where do you see it in five years? robyn: you are looking at -- well, you are talking to a u.k.-listed ceo. i could not be more interested in u.k. plc. i think we have held such an extraordinary position in financial markets and generally. so anything we can do to keep that shine i think is important. but competition is high. and we should not, in the way we should not in our firms, sit on our hands and think that all our history is going to count for long if we don't keep running. so i am a great believer that we drive and we continue to strike for u.k. plc. the

we are not interested in niche problems. we are here to do hard problems that are scalable. that makes our business work but is also the most human impact. we selected diseases that are common and tough. you mentioned alzheimer's. neurodegenerative conditions of the most frightening people think about -- parkinson's, als, alzheimer's. we launched our first medicine and we are getting revenue after 30 years on that project. we are working on a prevention study for the same medicine, which could really transform alzheimer's. we think other neurodegenerative conditions are becoming more tractable science, and you will see us invest heavily in that area going forward. chronic pain, another area we are interested in. david: let's talk about the company today. how many employees do you have? dave: 44,000. david: you're headquartered in indianapolis. where do you manufacture your drugs, mostly u.s., mostly overseas? dave: mostly in the u.s. a large majority in europe as well. those are our two big bases for production. in the u.s. we are building lots of plants, mostly to support z

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other companies are similar to bring certain niche capability will also be partnering with companies like that. there are companies that have tremendous software is typically come defense electronic systems, isr, sensors. those are types of companies we will look to to partner with. we have those capabilities back in korea. that doesn't help us with the u.s. content element of being able to win here in the u.s. the partnership with a few other companies are similar. also look at assured pnt, those different pieces. we will be looking two-parter and the good news is we have those capabilities back home in korea which makes, which will make us smart partners when we move forward in the u.s. so stay tuned to what we are doing on the m&a side and the partnering side. it's going to be quite a sight. >> thank you, mike the first question here in the front row. [inaudible] >> perfect. please join me in thanking our panel and look forward to -- [applause] >> saved by the bell. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible

it's called svyata nich. let's listen to them. they sing in ukrainian.ocalists of the disco band, chic, has died. she was 78. the singer is best known for hits including le freak and good times. she was encouraged to join chic by luther vandross in 1977. she passed away on 17th december. chic co—founder nile rodgers confirmed the news on social media, where he paid tribute to anderson saying "thank you for everything." that is it for me for the moment, stay with us on bbc news, thanks for watching. hello. it's been a chilly, windy and showery sort of weekend, but thankfully the weather is looking a little bit quieter now in the run up to christmas. so for christmas week then a change to the weather. things are turning milder, less windy than they have been and things looking mostly dry for many of us towards christmas. but we're going to be starting off with that cold air still in the east. milder air is going to be working in through the day on monday. still a few wintry showers, a little bit of ice first thing monday, i think across parts of north east

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you can see a tight squeeze on the isobars and niches the winds are now coming from the north—west, soicularly towards western coasts. will the wintry showers last into christmas? no. cold and then turning milder. 6 days until christmas. this is bbc london. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our headlines this evening. everton have new owners. the club's takeover saga has ended with the friedkin group providing fresh hope at goodison park.

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it's very strange that most of these disney diseases, they're coming out of the country is where this niche was out of these boxes. so how do we now guarantee that the labs are going to contain these things as well? the lives not in watching t, y, their lives, not in maryland, all in new york have their lives in africa. it's bound to have districts keeping the video play coming to after they've got the jungle for this that but this is what they want to do to to do this. so that implications. we have sent the wisdom of these father of kenzie stone. probably never heard of this is the bringing it to after the got is all the products that they bring in. so i forgot to dr. get and then the, the effects will be that the what because the quizzes into those kinds is why it was now. people, and we need to question the, does that accepting such a nonsense a gulf view? americans use uh we need to. so the people, whether they do money, that's good for me. i make, well, let, let me just add to that because most school reveal at 18 african current countries currently receive pentagon at link funding to