operations which will benefit certain input, but it s difficult for a lot of all these companies, even caterpillar, they all have some involvement with oil and gas, especially with all the republic sans of the domestic oil and gas industry. and then they re not that optimistic, these guys. they re not. it s surprising. if you look at what we hear from we talk to economist, things are better. with capital spending decreasing. that is the big concern. if you don t see more capital expenditure, you re fought going to see the regulation with randall stephenson, right over there. but it s the same story for four or five years where some of our viewers are tired of hearing about taxes and regulation. but these guys look at it every day. they see it. the economy is still growing based on problems with government, based on government helping. we talked about all of that. we ll tell you about some of the morning headlines. we have three big stories to watch this morning. a
msnbc. hi everyone. i m jj ramberg and welcome to your business. the show dedicated to helping grow your small business. how does running a business with no employees and zero overhead sound to you? we met one entrepreneur who has figured it out. this seattle-based designer wanted to make outdoor sheds but didn t want to resort to old school construction business models. the result was a high-quality but cost-efficient product. meet ryan smith. he s an architect, designer and the owner of seattle-based modern sheds. his company manufactures and sells distinctive looking sheds based on his designs, like this prototype that he keeps at the studio in his backyard. his company also distinguishes in the unusual way he runs things. we don t have a payroll, no. and modern shed really has no employees. nor do they have the legal authority to treat me an as employee. we are all independent contractors. there is no location. we have been a virtual company for a long tim
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