salesforce says it's a strategic move. the company believes it will find the best workers in san francisco. >> you know we just saw this past week that google is trying to hire more people as well. and obviously we're competing for talent. we think that you know the most talented people, they want to be in san francisco. they want to work for a successful company up here. they don't want to do that commute. >> mayor ed lee says it's great news for san francisco's tax base and for future development. >> they're going to really help us make that mission bay exactly what we envisioned it. it's goings to be the innovation corridor for san francisco for the bay area. >> reporter: twitter's also looking for more space. lee is hoping that the communication giant will follow salesforce's lead. >> and i would like to offer the same kind of support to twitter. we're already negotiations with them. >> reporter: tell take time for salesforce to build its new campus but it's already hiring. >> we're hiring sales people, hiring develope

mark and the fabulous employees from salesforce came in with a $50,000 cash grant. we would have never have gotten this done without that. >> thank you so much. we are delighted to be part of this project. it is amazing to see the community rally around something that is so exciting. and we get to benefit from it here, with a nice view from our headquarters. salesforce.com started here 11 years ago in a small apartment in telegraph hill, and now we are all over the world. we want to have a new model for business and philanthropy. we always wanted to be part of the communities we are part of, and that is so important to us. when we think about our next decade in san francisco, as we are building our headquarters in mission bay, we are excited to be part of san francisco and all other projects like this. thank you so much for everybody that made this happen, everybody putting in the hard work. [applause] >> thank you. speaking of hard work, this impressive project is actually a class room. i'm going to invite ramon and courtney and theresa up from the labor training f

so you are talking about completing the other half of mission bay, where just last month, salesforce bought 18 acres of that area because they thought the redevelopment money we used for infrastructure was so attractive, they would invest their private money to build their work force down there. that has been the story of our redevelopment agencies, whether it is hunters point shipyard, the chalet block site, candlestick park, treasure island -- for sure, redevelopment money is being leverage. while there may be ideas about getting money out of places where they have not gotten it before, be careful. the president said, be careful where you cut. redevelopment is not just about the money they have. it is what they are able to leverage in the private sector. they get 10 times what they put out. that could be used to revitalize our mid market, attract more businesses, keep companies like twitter in our town, as well as attracting new green and biotech jobs. it is about being careful and well thought out as we approach our values in the state and local budget. >> any other questions? [ap

companies like salesforce that, it gave us all this free equipment and free software. i can say this definitively -- 31,944 and duplicated clients have been served since we started this. almost 32,000 human beings. that is amazing. 21,644 of you. that is not folks that came back. many of you come back. 21,644 individual volunteers like yourself. that is amazing. big round of applause to all of you for making this happen. it is just amazing. truly. so you made a difference not only to people you are serving. you made a difference across this country. we are making progress. we used to be going this direction. we know that success on homelessness is not a place, not a definition. it is a direction. we know there is no having made it. we know the challenge continues to grow. we are providing services for people all over this region, the state, and this nation, and i'm proud of that, and we will always keep our doors open to help the most vulnerable and most impoverished, and we know this needs to continue and we need to continue our passion and advocacy, so thank you for

top losers on the my six us precious metal futures for the first week the first time this week salesforce outperforming the market on reports the car maker increased retail sales by thirty seven percent last year transnet to slightly lower after the oil company announced a fifteen percent decline in this first quarter results. looking ahead to the next couple of weeks of trading you get a pretty high from troika dial excess rising oil prices and news from abroad will be the key drivers for the russian market for oil price will be very important and global markets international markets and american markets right now use expecting in the fourth quarter results of those or is also good i think. longer view so we probably will see some relocation from fixed income instruments as an asset glossing to equities and i think we'll see global growth in equities first of all with strong. global equity growth was strong come order to still be very very good environment for growth in russia. emerging markets promise to be the main driver of global economic growth in twenty eleven according to the late

came to goldman sachs for a bridge loan of $20 million to build more factories and enlarge their salesforce, henry decided to make them the guinea pigs for testing his new theory. in less than an hour he sketched out on a light yellow pad the basic elements of issuing common and preferred stock. marketing this ears took a little more time. a great deal of the preferred was sold in europe through sam's banking contracts abroad and subsequently resold to american subscribers. goldman and lehman retained 5% of the common as the commission. the next project was sears roebuck. sears and his partner julius rosenwald who were turning over 50 million a year with a catalog business were in the midst of constructing the largest business building in the world covering a million square feet of floor space on chicago's west side. it had originally been funded at goldman sachs commercial paper and now they came back to goldman for a 5 million-dollar loan. but henry had different ideas. he recommended selling sears on the open market, making it the first publicly owned retail operation in existence. again