Insist it is another governing body that allows investors to insist on where their orders go thats being broken. So the rules are being broken. I dont know what kind of a violation it is. You will read about this in the newspaper. The rules are in place and the investors were exercising their rights they just have no history of it and they never ask where the order goes. Its hard for them to find out where it goes and how it is erected. So, it is a problem more historically it just never been done. Now it was a radical to go to fidelity or say start telling them where to send the orders because theyve never done it before and the bank was furious that they were telling them they were doing that but they are doing it. So now it is a matter of the rules being enforced more than anything else. After what you just said i can see the optimism would get turned around because the individual does have the power, but is it against the standard with the Municipal Bond to the places like alabama
Family. Maybe a 20 cut and 20 fewer hours. I dont know if i could put a number on it. It is your family. You would have to know that you are indeed getting more time. Right. Dont just pay me less. Yes. Let me spend more time with my family. I would consider it. It is hard because we have young families but these are our hard charging career years. You want to hit pause on family or career to let one develop and pick up the other. An easy decision. Family is my inspiration. The more time i spend with my family, the marin spired i am in mica the more inspired i am in my career. I like that. Boats are going into the water here coast guard crews are in the air searching for someone who disappeared right near the dumbarton bridge in the water. Again, rescue crews have been looking for the man, 32year old Kenneth Maldonado since his kayak tipped over yesterday afternoon. No signs of maldonado so far. He went out with a bay and they ran into trouble. While his friend was rescued, maldonado ha
Shares how the biggest manufacturers turned to big data and won. Bloomberg exclusive interview. First, snap filed its longawaited ipo with an initial price of 3 billion, planning to raise 4 billion for a market value of 25 billion. The Parent Company of snapchat is the first u. S. Social Media Company to go public since twitter. The ipo is the first opportunity for outsiders to get a close look into the company known for its culture of secrecy. Bloombergup with the technology reporter. I was looking at revenue of 404 million last year, and an net loss of 514 million. You can see how much cash this company is burning. I bring that up because we have seen the headline daily active users, the revenue number, but we did not have a sense for how much they are having to spend to get there. This is the first glimpse that investors have to take into account. Can i balance the amount they are spending with the opportunities they are pitching when im trying to get to that 25 billion market valua
Shares how the biggest manufacturers turned to big data and won. Bloomberg exclusive interview. First, snap filed its longawaited ipo with an initial price of 3 billion, planning to raise 4 billion for a market value of 25 billion. The Parent Company of snapchat is the first u. S. Social Media Company to go public since twitter. The ipo is the first opportunity for outsiders to get a close look into the company known for its culture of secrecy. Bloombergup with the technology reporter. I was looking at revenue of 404 million last year, and an net loss of 514 million. You can see how much cash this company is burning. I bring that up because we have seen the headline daily active users, the revenue number, but we did not have a sense for how much they are having to spend to get there. This is the first glimpse that investors have to take into account. Can i balance the amount they are spending with the opportunities they are pitching when im trying to get to that 25 billion market valua
6 billion in profits. The ceo makes 25 million as a base salary. They spent 11 million fighting the tax on tv. Theyve spent hundreds of thousands of dollars every month on lobbyists and lawyers. And they take it out on the guy in the bottling plant . I mean, to me, theyre using their employees as pawns to create anger and mistrust and to try to get the tax away. But the tax has been passed. Its not going away unless a court kills it. And from the retailer side, guys like jeff brown and others at shoprite, i mean, he just opened a store yesterday inside the city limits. Hes talking on one hand about cutting employee hours. On the other hand, hes opening a new store. I had a young man come up to me last week, and he said to me, i really like you, but you cost me a dollar for every 16ounce soda i buy. I said, nope. The tax is a quarter. The 75 cents extra is going in the retailers pocket. Theyve been taxing this product before the tax even went into effect, and theyve been stockpiling the