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1.) Currently, homeschooling is completely separate from institutional education programs. Parents are solely responsible for expenses. Education Option Accounts (EOA), also known as Education Scholarship Accounts (ESA), blurs those lines by sending taxpayer dollars into homes. This ultimately turns homeschools into public schools and subject to regulation. Homeschools in Indiana are considered "private schools", but the introduction of government money endangers educational liberty. Government money always comes with strings.
"Any private schools that do participate will thereby become public schools, as such schools are defined under the new system." John E. Chubb, Terry M. Moe. Politics, Markets, and America's Schools. Washington D.C.: The Brookings Institute, 1990: p. 219.
"By rhetorical sleight-of-hand, this redefinition would address long-standing concerns about the propriety of providing government support to public schools simply by declaring private schools to be public." Jeffrey R. Henig, Rethinking School Choice: Limits of the Market Metaphor. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1995: p. 94.
Based on the above quotes by school choice advocates, homeschoolers, as defined by Indiana law, would then become public schools which is a violation of our federal Constitutional right to provide an education independent of government intrusion. ESAs/EOAs appear to play a part in transforming the public school system. Homeschoolers are alarmed that they could unwittingly be drawn into it.
2.) There have been over 50 cases of discrimination against homeschoolers in Indiana. Cases have included denial of entrance in trade schools to qualified candidates job offers being rescinded. The more education becomes entwined with corporate interests, the more likely it becomes homeschool candidates, who do not have diplomas issued by state agents, will see an increase in discrimination. There is a well-documented case of an Indiana corporation denying employment to an Ohio home educated student. The division of homeschoolers in Indiana will increase the possibility that the group under State "oversight" could be viewed more favorably. We are concerned about the soft consequences of non-participation despite producing highly educated graduates.
3.) A legislator said this bill will help those who are "incapable" of homeschooling. Ask any homeschooler if someone who is "incapable" should be encouraged to homeschool. I can tell you their answer. NO! It's a recipe for disaster.
Indiana Association of Home Educators and IAHE Action have dealt with the Indiana Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights and the topic of the School to Prison Pipeline for ten months in 2016. We saw first hand what happens when the public schools encourage someone to "homeschool" who is "incapable." We truly believe any parent can homeschool if the motivation comes from within. It should never, ever be motivated from an outside source. Former public school families homeschool now…without government "help." We've been doing it for 35 years.
As Milton Friedman said, "The least amount of care is given when spending other people's money on other people." A number of homeschoolers have expressed concern that they know of other people who would absolutely sign up for this program in order to receive a perceived benefit and not use it to teach their children. The public school truancy problem where parents claimed to homeschool, but their students were actually truant gave legit homeschoolers a black eye. We are concerned this bill will give us a second black eye.
4.) We are concerned the schools will use an EOA to play a "shell" game with their problem students in order to protect their A-F grade. The accountability measures for the public schools have negatively affected homeschooling over the years. Homeschooling seems to be an area in which they hide their problem students to get them off their records. Ask people in the homeschool community if they know these people and they will say, "no." According to testimony in the School to Prison Pipeline, principals from the schools appear to know these dropouts and that they are not being educated. If they know them, why they are not dealt with according to the current law? In fact, a testifier from the hearing told the IAHE Director of Government Affairs that "If we can make them register, teach them how to homeschool, monitor their homeschool, buy their curriculum and test them, homeschooling will work for the dropouts!" YIKES! We are concerned this bill will enable that practice. The good reputation of homeschoolers will be once again sullied from those outside our community. Home education has always been about the parent-child relationship. If a parent is disinterested, lacks time, or motivation, the amount of money that is spent on homeschooling will not change that attitude or situation. A recent IAHE survey of Indiana homeschoolers showed the average Indiana homeschool family spends less than $500/year on their children's education. That amount of money will not allow a working parent to stay home to homeschool.
5.) We are concerned this is the camel's nose under the tent in home education. Homeschoolers must be independent and self-motivated to homeschool. Creating a new entitlement class is not conducive to the character necessary to successfully home educate. Homeschoolers must be innovative, independent parents, not ones who wait for assistance from others.
6.) EOAs will require a parent to be an "approved" service provider in a yet to be determined procedure with unknown criteria that will be developed by the Indiana State Board of Education to receive approval by the Treasurer.
7.) EOAs will require a de facto registration of a homeschooler. Data is king in Indiana. We strive to protect our children including their data from government overreach. It is private, intimate information of our children. We aim to protect it until they can decide on their own as an adult with whom they decide to share it. Our children are more than cogs in the government machine. They are our treasured gifts from God, and we are accountable to Him for their education and upbringing.
8.) Funds may only be used for qualified expenses. The State will decide what is "qualified" and we believe this will open the door to Common Core for homeschoolers as the State requires it for its public schools. Of course, we now have Indiana Standards, which contains 85-90% of Common Core standards. As Shakespeare once said, "A rose is but a rose if called by any other name." Same goes for stinkweed.
We are also concerned about curriculum price inflation. Anyone remember the government-funded $640 toilet seats?
10.) A new entitlement will necessitate increased taxes. Homeschoolers do not need the State to take our tax money and turn around and give it back with strings. If you want to help, increase our deduction to $2,500. With a tax deduction, we can keep our own money and the State never touches it. Increased taxes will make it more difficult to homeschool without government "help." After all, the Indiana legislature is campaigning for an increase in the gas tax to cover fixing roads, an obvious role of the government. If tax increases are already needed for the government to perform basic services, why are they dangling $400 million dollars in our faces for an area it doesn't serve and we don't want? Is it really to "help" or to control us?
11.) EOAs are vouchers. Despite the best of intentions including protective language in Indiana Code, the increased regulation of Indiana voucher-accepting schools did not escape our notice. Families tell us they feel it was a "bait and switch". Fool us once shame on you; fool us twice, shame on us.
12.) An EOA family must agree not to enroll the student in a school corporation, charter school, or the choice scholarship program. If that family is pushed into homeschooling and they are unsuccessful, they are not able to enroll in a public school and parents are left holding the bag. Homeschooling will get the blame for failure.
An African saying that relates to missionary help states, "We've been fixed so many times we're a real mess now. Lord, please do not send another one to help us." We see this as the problem with our schools. Instead of meddling with the schools, let the locals deal with them. They can fix their schools. It's the one thing that has not been tried. We do not want the State to start meddling with "home schools" because we guarantee this idea of "helping" "incapable" people homeschool will lead to requiring "fixes" and make a mess out of home education. Homeschooling works and we've proven it; please don't mess it up!
13.) What will happen to the public school push-out students when the EOA funds are not sufficient to meet the needs of the child's educational challenges? By taking the EOA money, the parent has agreed to not utilize ANY further state money or services. When the money runs out the parent either has to begin paying out of pocket or the child simply goes without any remediation for the rest of the year. Based on IAHE's past experience with push-out families who call them for help, we know the public school will not help these families assess the cost/benefit ratio between staying enrolled and taking EOA money. Who is helped here besides the public school's graduation rate and A-F rating? Hint: Not the child.
14.) Home educators are allowed to be innovators in education and we are concerned about the potential for increased regulation. Curriculum can be adapted for the student rather than the student adapting to the school's curriculum. Children can learn at their pace without the stress of constant assessment. The joy of learning is allowed to take hold. Inserting government "oversight" or "accountability" into homeschools introduces the very problems that plague our public schools into our homes. What benefit has child assessment given students in schools now other than frustrating struggling learners and creating incentives for principals to push poor performers out of the public school?
Home educators test their students. They independently contract with testing services utilizing the standardized test of their choice. The difference being the parent is in full control of testing frequency, the child's results and who sees those results. The modern move towards data-collection is a grave concern for many homeschool families. Pulling homeschoolers into the public/private school universe deprives parents the right to control their children's data and sends the clear signal the government does not trust parents. For those parents who wish to have greater support at home, Indiana already offers a Virtual Public School (VPS) option. VPS still requires an engaged parent to keep the student on task even if grading and testing is being done by the educational vendor.
After having risked jail time and potential loss of children for the right to homeschool, homeschoolers are very protective of our hard won liberty. The very thought of publicly-funded homeschooling appears to be an oxymoron. One cannot retain liberty while under government regulation. EOAs are a foreign concept that we believe will fundamentally harm homeschooling in Indiana.
One choice with many names is no choice.
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Our friends at Nevada Homeschool Network were forced to aggressively defend their homeschool law in 2015 when School Choice advocates attempted to use it as the vehicle for Education Savings Accounts (ESAs). They fought for many years to remove onerous homeschool regulations in Nevada, so they now must protect the liberty they have gained.
They have done extensive research about ESAs (in Indiana we are seeing them called Education Scholarship Accounts or Education Option Accounts.) They are education subsidies that are accompanied by regulation. We have asked if we could share their research. They issues they raise in Nevada are applicable in Indiana.
As the 2017 Nevada Legislative session approaches, homeschool parents and advocates must stay engaged in the debate over "government funded school choice" and the impact on homeschool freedom; Education Liberty, or #EdLiberty for short.
We must understand and proclaim the Biblical truth that ALL parents are ultimately responsible for the education of their own children, not the state. But when private schools/parents accept "state funding" the government takes control, not the parent!
1/23/2017 – Question: Why shouldn't NV Legislator's regulate self-funded homeschooling if they vote for funding the ESA program that does come under government control?
Answer: Parents have the fundamental right to direct the health, education, and welfare of the child which is upheld in Nevada statute, case law and by the US Supreme Court. Homeschool parents in Nevada who do not accept taxpayer funding have the ultimate right and responsibility to ensure that their children are educated within the framework of the child's age and abilities, as determined by the parent. However, the court may intercede in the event of "education neglect" as allowed in NV statute. So, in Nevada the "best interest" of a child who is homeschooled is determined by their parents or guardians, not the government, which is in line with the views of delegates to the 1884 writing of the Nevada Constitution and upheld by the Nevada Supreme Court.
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Nevada's "Education Savings Account" program now being proclaimed "the model" for other states in the publicly funded "school choice" debate. Or is it?
Background: During the 2015 Nevada Legislative Session, State Senator Scott Hammond requested a Bill Draft Resolution (BDR) for a government funded alternative education option for Nevada K-12 students. The Friedman Foundation (renamed EdChoice in 2016) assisted Senator Hammond in the writing of SB 302, the Nevada Education Savings Account bill. What makes Nevada's ESA unique from existing smaller programs in four other states (Arizona, Florida, Mississippi, and Tennessee) is that it is "universal", meaning it is not "means" or "needs" tested and is available to all NV public school students enrolled for a minimum of 100 days regardless of family income level or school failure rates.
Authors of SB 302 proclaimed, "It allows parents to remove their children from their assigned public schools and access a portion or all of their children's public education funding to pay for services like private school tuition, curriculum, learning therapies, tutoring and more." [i] This new program passed the 2015 NV Legislature along strict party lines (all Republicans in support, all Democrats opposed).[ii]  Currently, state legislatures in Texas, Indiana, Idaho, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Missouri, and even President-elect Trumps' new administration are mulling government funded ESAs to expand "school choice" in 2017 and the Nevada ESA program is the model for many of the proposals.
An Education Savings Account (ESA) program is different from a "voucher" they say, since money from the state's Distributive School Account (DSA) is not being paid directly from the state to a religious private school (Blaine Amendments in many state constitutions prohibit the use of public funding for sectarian purposes). Rather, the money (between $5,100 to $5,700 in NV) is to go from the state's Distributive School Account into the Education Savings Account in the name of the child, whose parents then choose from government "approved" resources where to spend the money so that the child receives an education as compelled by state compulsory attendance laws.[iii] This, proponents say, means the parent, not the state, is choosing the education modality for the child and the parent is then "empowered" to choose a private religious school or use religious materials for the education of their child. The NV Supreme Court upheld this in Schwartz v. Lopez.[iv] However, this new "empowerment" called "school choice" is still controlled by government when compared to self-funded, private homeschooling that is rooted in the parent's right to direct the education of their child, free from government control, in other words, Education Liberty.
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It is a parent's fundamental right to make educational decisions regarding their children's education.
The importance of overriding a veto It is a parent's fundamental right to make educational decisions regarding their children's education. Check out this story on delawareonline.com: https://delonline.us/1OOwEdV
Delaware Voice Yvonne Johnson & Terri Hodges Published 1:28 p.m. ET Jan. 6, 2016 | Updated 5:05 p.m. ET Jan. 6, 2016
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It is a parent's fundamental right to make educational decisions regarding their children's education. So why would the Governor veto HB 50 when it received overwhelming support not only from the General Assembly, but the community as well?
Delaware PTA wants to highlight why an override of the veto is necessary.
HB 50 provides a consistent process to allow Delaware parents to opt their child(ren) out of the Smarter Balanced Assessment without fear of punishment or reprisal from district and school administration. HB 50 also requires meaningful academic instruction for those students not participating in the test. In its simplest form, HB 50 secures a parent's right to opt their child(ren) out of the assessment if they believe it is in the best interest of their child. The bill acknowledges the parent's right to protect their child from unnecessary and harmful tests. At its core, HB 50 places students first.
Quite simply, HB 50 is about parental rights and nothing more.
An overwhelming majority (86 percent in the House and 71 percent in the Senate), supported and passed this bill at the end of June. Yet, despite the vote of the General Assembly and the strong public support expressed for HB 50 by educators through DSEA, parents and families, the state PTA, and school administrations the governor vetoed this bill.
Despite what opponents suggest, HB 50 is about one specific test – the current state assessment. As supporters of the bill, we are not suggesting or encouraging parents to opt out of state assessments, whether it's the SBAC or another assessment. Rather, we believe this is the right of the family and a decision that should be left in the capable hands of parents to decide what is best for their children.
Delaware PTA, as well as the majority of HB 50 supporters, is not, and never has been anti-assessment. We support standardized tests, if they are limited, developmentally appropriate and provide useful instructional feedback. The Smarter Balanced Assessment does none of this. Assessments, regardless of which one is used, have to be judged against their intended uses. For years parents and teachers were led to believe that No Child Left Behind and Race To The Top initiatives would help identify at risk students and schools, allowing state officials to direct resources and supports to our most neediest schools in an attempt to reduce the achievement gap. In fact, all that has happened under these initiatives were attempts to label, punish and close our schools. Yet, we are to believe that the new Smarter Balanced Assessments will do more than prior assessments and initiatives, and that the Smarter Balanced Assessments are necessary to reduce the achievement gap. It simply is not true.
Regardless, the issue is about a parent's voice. Although several local school districts have implemented policies that do not force a student to participate in the state assessment, there are many that have not. HB50 protects the parent's decision to test or not to test. It is their right. This simple fact is what the opposition does not understand. To say HB 50 is not necessary because parents already have this right is misleading and irresponsible. The fact of the matter is that many parents that opted to exercise this right were threatened and intimidated by district officials. This is not acceptable and this is why we must override the veto of HB 50.
Hundreds of constituents are joining Delaware PTA in our quest to override the veto. The people have spoken. The democratic process yielded support and passed the bill. The Governor showed little regard for this. We urge our elected officials to do the right thing. Stand up for your constituency and vote to override the veto of HB 50.
Yvonne Johnson is the VP for Advocacy for Delaware PTA, and Dr. Terri Hodges is the Delaware PTA President.
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Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : May 26, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm EDT
surge on a report apple bought -- time warner. investors have a taste for shares of u.s. food. kickstart other kind needs into going public. one hour from the close of trading. let's head to her julie hyman has the latest. scope of those gains and losses are very small. if you look at the s&p 500, you will see what looks like some swings, but you are talking about narrowing of the index here. drop of volume going into the holiday weekend. we are not seeing that much on the big scale. material stocks are down as a group. financials as well. defensive groups are doing better today. that is the push and pull we are sector level. on the individual level, stocks facebook is higher as is apple and costco. companyising after the came out with earnings that beat estimates. antiscience yellen, regarding what they are expecting in that event? uptake -- uptick in bond yields. we heard was seemed to indicate the fed clearly saying the market is not pricing in as many increases as could happen. that is at least taking a pause going to her talk tomorrow. a little drop in the yield. futures,
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Risk and Reward With Deidre Bolton : FBC : May 6, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm EDT
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Forbes on Fox : FBC : May 29, 2016 3:00am-3:31am EDT
that n the clinton foundatn sm. >> no, i'm not saying that. >> compare apples to apples. let's compare trump's empire to public hotel company and see what the growth is. we don't know. >> i don't think there's any question, despite the fact there's confusion about how much trump is worth, there's no question about the fact that he has created real jobs where hillary hasn't. >> well, that's correct. and the canary in the coal mine in this weak, american economy is the lack of new business formation as steve pointed out. we now have more business failures than we have business start ups, which is really a grave situation and you can point the finger at regulation is the cause. because people don't want to start a business because they don't want to spend half their time on paperwork and at least trump has said some really positive things about remaking the regulatory state. >> and job, i understand your qualms about trufr's statements on trade, some of which frankly sound foolish to me. like you want to force apple to manufacture iphones here, which would put them out of business
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After the Bell : FBC : May 13, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm EDT
, pfizer, and travelers. and apple trying desperately to make a comeback. adam shapiro has more on what's moving the markets from the floor of the new york stock exchange. hi, adam. >> hey, david, going into the close, we were what? 705% to sell. so there were some market movers who wanted to get out as we headed into the weekend. and one thing that as you speak to the traders, talking about the sell i just don't of on the dow was the fact that they're getting ready for that june believe it or not federal reserve meeting. that's the retail sales number we got today. the 1.3% increase for aprilmide bode well for an argument. believe it or not to raise interest rates despite retailers. so the dow -- when you take a look at where the dow is, still positive for the year, the s&p 500 slipped into negativeter for her for the year briefly but it will close today barrel positive. nasdaq is down for the year, roughly 5%. and then you take a look at a stock, talking about apple trying to get its second act together. apple closed up today after a couple of days being down. but still not good
, pfizer, and travelers. and apple trying desperately to make a comeback. adam shapiro has more on what's moving the markets from the floor of the new york stock exchange. hi, adam. >> hey, david, going into the close, we were what? 705% to sell. so there were some market movers who wanted to get out as we headed into the weekend. and one thing that as you speak to the traders, talking about the sell i just don't of on the dow was the fact that they're getting ready for that june believe...
Forbes on Fox : FBC : May 1, 2016 7:00am-7:31am EDT
personalities. trump told apple he wants what kind of privacy software they could put in their phones. he told ford the only auto company that did not take a bailout where they will manufacture. you know, i don't see this libertarian spirit in trump whatsoever. >> make mike, he talks about apple and forcing them to come back and manufacture in the u.s., doubling the price of an iphone so there's a popular revet against it. that's one of those throw out positions i don't believe. do you believe he's going to follow through on that and try to strong arm apple back to the united states? >> what i think happens before that, david, is by lowering the corporate tax rate, companies will stay in the united states and trump is a big proponent of lowering u.s. corporate tax rates, and he's not going to have that problem if companies leaving like they are under obama because capital will want to stay in the united states. >> bruce, what about the idea of hillary clinton's gaming with bernie on the campaign trail, going further left as far as spending is concerned, how do you battle away from tha
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rumor started to fly that apple's next iphone. will it have a bigger impact than expected? shery: we are one hour from the close of trading. .ulie hyman has the latest are we seeing a little more direction now? seeing as little direction as we were at 10 a.m. when you and i talked. if you look at the major averages, there's a little bit of an opera ois. the s&p 500 is up 90 been .2 -- is up not even .2. breaking the losing streak on basis that the s&p 500 has been on as investors try to figure out what the fed is going to do next. materials have been solidly in the lead all day, up 1.5% as utilities and telecom are now the laggards in today's session. wereof the big gains seeing, two of the three or material stocks. that explains part of what is going on there. because of the new tax inversion rules from the united states, they try to work out some kind of format were it would work but they could not come to an agreement. monsanto come over getting the details of the bid, $122 a share. even though there doesn't seem to be a lot of confidence the deal will go through, the shares were
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With All Due Respect : BLOOMBERG : May 23, 2016 8:00pm-9:01pm EDT
romney and barack obama were doing at the same time? it's a little apple storage is -- apples to oranges here. it tells you something because the finding is so striking. mitt romney's numbers looked about like these, but barack obama's numbers, by 3-1, his voters were making the affirmative case. that is, they were for barack obama instead of just being against romney. we know how that turns out, so that gives us a little bit of monday morning quarterbacking to do. you want people to feel strongly positive about your candidacy, and both of these candidates are suffering a little bit because of that. mark: i talked about this earlier. people have been saying trump has something that looks a lot like the romney coalition. romney lost. is trump in a position to grow in areas where he is already strong? how'd you look at that? >> we are looking at a national poll. that gives even overall mood. trump is doing even better than romney did with some very important, large groups. one of those groups being whites. one of those groups being men. while romney had a 7% advantage with men, tha
romney and barack obama were doing at the same time? it's a little apple storage is -- apples to oranges here. it tells you something because the finding is so striking. mitt romney's numbers looked about like these, but barack obama's numbers, by 3-1, his voters were making the affirmative case. that is, they were for barack obama instead of just being against romney. we know how that turns out, so that gives us a little bit of monday morning quarterbacking to do. you want people to feel...
The Intelligence Report With Trish Regan : FBC : May 16, 2016 2:00pm-3:01pm EDT
share, the fact of the matter is apple is getting the attention. that shows you how quickly sentiment and numbers can change. that is helping the dow all because of foreign buffet. trish regan taking you through the next hour. trish: thank you very much. a big market rally. thanks to oil, recent merger in the big new york time merger. she knows her comments were taken out of context. welcome to the intelligence report. a major beef. listen to what a former girlfriend of trump who was put in the article said. >> he was very gracious. i felt him around all types of people. all types of women. he was very kind, thoughtful, generous. he was a gentle man. we will debate it with our all-star political analyst. if she is elected, she will put her husband in charge of the economy. good idea? we will ask foster foster freeze for his take on that. murders spiking in more than two dozen cities nationwide. is the war on cops to blame? bold eagle is here to explain. the democrat and chaos. this video from this weekend's democratic convention in nevada. his delegates were unfairly dismiss
share, the fact of the matter is apple is getting the attention. that shows you how quickly sentiment and numbers can change. that is helping the dow all because of foreign buffet. trish regan taking you through the next hour. trish: thank you very much. a big market rally. thanks to oil, recent merger in the big new york time merger. she knows her comments were taken out of context. welcome to the intelligence report. a major beef. listen to what a former girlfriend of trump who was put in the...
Nightly Business Report : KQED : May 4, 2016 7:00pm-7:31pm PDT
. shares finished down today at $175.70. >>> apple and alpha bet are focusing on india. both companies have different strategies to potentially win a bigger slice of this very lucrative market. >> reporter: india is the new battle ground for big tech and that's because china has become a challenge. in its most recent quarter apple's revenue in china slipped due in part to weaker economic growth and google's search business is blocked in china. both companies are making moves to win more market share in this fast growing economy. this week google announced it will allow users in india to access apps and that's a big deal to india consumers because credit card use there isn't as popular as it is there. less than 5% of the population uses credit cards. india is now the third largest market for smartphones. last year 102 million smartphones were shipped there. google is making this move just as apple is also targeting the indian consumer. tim cook said why he's so excited about that market, although apple controls about 2% of the market. >> india today has been 50% of their population at 25 yea
. shares finished down today at $175.70. >>> apple and alpha bet are focusing on india. both companies have different strategies to potentially win a bigger slice of this very lucrative market. >> reporter: india is the new battle ground for big tech and that's because china has become a challenge. in its most recent quarter apple's revenue in china slipped due in part to weaker economic growth and google's search business is blocked in china. both companies are making moves to...
Squawk Alley : CNBC : May 4, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
, according to bloomberg a major overhaul coming for apple music to make the service easier to use. and they say that musician trent rezner has been brought in to oversee the redesign, and there are some clashes with jimmy iovine running his own negotiations. and so, the maps and the watch, and music, and sometimes the first inning is not the best inning. >> true. i'm not personally a big fan and user of apple, but they do though have 13 million paying subscribers that is to my back of the envelope calculation is 1.5 billion annual run rate, and that is pretty good. they are continuing to grow, but the service is pretty clunky and hard to use and not exactly great from the experience. and now, with this new position to take over the rein, and they will have more user pleasure as they try to streamline. >> and melissa, what about the lines of the hardware as opposes to the services? >> well, it is important because apple has put a lot into it. they are putting a lot of marketing into it, and they have got at lot of star power behind it. the one thing that i want to see is the better inte
, according to bloomberg a major overhaul coming for apple music to make the service easier to use. and they say that musician trent rezner has been brought in to oversee the redesign, and there are some clashes with jimmy iovine running his own negotiations. and so, the maps and the watch, and music, and sometimes the first inning is not the best inning. >> true. i'm not personally a big fan and user of apple, but they do though have 13 million paying subscribers that is to my back of...
Bloomberg West : BLOOMBERG : May 12, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EDT
been suppressing conservative news story. apple shares slip below $90 as -- with apple that' -- with al phabet at its heels. the winklevoss twins are back. first, our lead. facebook faces accusations that is human editors are more involved in choosing what you you might think. gizmodo sourced several anonymous contractors who accused the social network of censoring its trending topics by pushing certain stories and suppressing others like conservative stories. the chairman of the senate commerce committee sent a letter to mark zuckerberg saying "if facebook presents its trending topics section as a result of a neutral, objective algorithm but it is subjective and filters is a or suppress particular political viewpoints, facebook misleads the public." is reporting it obtained documents that shows facebook relies heavily on human input. in a statement, the company's vice president of global operations said "the trending topics are result of algorithms, not people. but there is a team of people who play an important role in making sure what appears in trending topics is high qu
been suppressing conservative news story. apple shares slip below $90 as -- with apple that' -- with al phabet at its heels. the winklevoss twins are back. first, our lead. facebook faces accusations that is human editors are more involved in choosing what you you might think. gizmodo sourced several anonymous contractors who accused the social network of censoring its trending topics by pushing certain stories and suppressing others like conservative stories. the chairman of the senate...
Bloomberg BusinessWeek : BLOOMBERG : May 15, 2016 8:00am-9:01am EDT
popping one of its pills. how apple plans to overhaul its music streaming business is up ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." in this week's feature section, pioneer natural resources says there is no place like home, which in this case is west texas on the largest oil reserve in america. carol and i spoke to the reporter. >> they have in the past two years tapped into an extremely productive new find in an old field, the permian basin in west texas. secondly, pioneer has been very conservative in their financial matters keeping their debt load, raising equity when necessary, getting rid of unnecessary assets to make sure they have the cash to keep drilling when they need to, and also to stay out of a lever position that some of their peers find themselves in. david: a bank a lot on horizontal drilling. explain how that works and how difficult that is in with the company has managed to do by drilling horizontally. >> horizontal drilling, along with fracturing, has been around for a long time but only in the last decade have we
popping one of its pills. how apple plans to overhaul its music streaming business is up ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." in this week's feature section, pioneer natural resources says there is no place like home, which in this case is west texas on the largest oil reserve in america. carol and i spoke to the reporter. >> they have in the past two years tapped into an extremely productive new find in an old...
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DW News : KCSM : May 13, 2016 6:00pm-6:31pm PDT
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with the latest business news including news, javier, that apple has been on a shopping spree in china? >> an interesting strategic move in china. apple is taking its money on the road. it's invested $1 billion in chinese app didi as it battles uber for market share in china. didi has 300 million passengers registered and over 11 million rides a day. apple wants to boost its presence in ace's biggest market and has planned to enter the automotive sector. tymoshenko cook told chinese media that through investing in didi, apple wants to learn about special segments in the chinese market. let's go to new york for insight on that story with our finance correspondent. good to see you. so what do you think apple hopes from this investment? >> a lot of speculation going on on wall street what tymoshenko cook tries to achieve for himself. he pointed out this investment might help to learn more about the chinese market, especially about transportation and maybe also the car industry than apple itself was working quite a bit to its driverless cars. maybe that could be an option to push that forw
with the latest business news including news, javier, that apple has been on a shopping spree in china? >> an interesting strategic move in china. apple is taking its money on the road. it's invested $1 billion in chinese app didi as it battles uber for market share in china. didi has 300 million passengers registered and over 11 million rides a day. apple wants to boost its presence in ace's biggest market and has planned to enter the automotive sector. tymoshenko cook told chinese...
Way Too Early : MSNBCW : May 17, 2016 2:30am-3:01am PDT
oracle of omaha's big bet on apple. warren buffett is taking a $1 billion stake in the company. that's good news for the apple company as a whole because they posted disappointing earnings in the first quarter, so apple a stock to watch. >> hadley gamble, thank you. >>> still ahead on "way too early" three up, three sunk. lingering questions over the health of tiger woods making front page news this morning. >> i want to play. trust me, i want to. now, whether i can or do, it's a different story. if i could tell you, i would. but i can't. >>> more dangerous weather set to hit the north. we'll get a check on the forecast when "way too early" comes right back. what brand of makeup is better for your skin than wearing no makeup at all? neutrogena® cosmetics. with vitamins and antioxidants. now with foundations in shades for more skin tones. who don't have access thto basic banking,on people but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the mt rete locations th nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you
oracle of omaha's big bet on apple. warren buffett is taking a $1 billion stake in the company. that's good news for the apple company as a whole because they posted disappointing earnings in the first quarter, so apple a stock to watch. >> hadley gamble, thank you. >>> still ahead on "way too early" three up, three sunk. lingering questions over the health of tiger woods making front page news this morning. >> i want to play. trust me, i want to. now, whether i...
Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : May 4, 2016 2:00pm-3:01pm EDT
throw in the towel -- will reportedly throw in the towel in a few hours. apple changing its tune on apple music. the company will make sweeping changes after a lack of response to the service. and falling for the ninth time in 10 days. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. time for a look at some of the biggest stories in the news right now. saudi arabia's stock exchange has identified a list of banks -- the shortest includes -- shortlist includes morgan stanley and j.p. morgan. the official decision could come as soon as this week. the ipo could raise more than i've hundred million dollars -- more than $500 million. takata has agreed to a stunning increase to the recall of airbags. the expanded recall will bring the total number of info aiders-- -- inflators to be replaced to 59 million. it will take till the end of 2019. tesla is losing its global head of production. this comes as the company prepares to release a mass production model 3. a recall affecting tesla's model x. that's your latest "bloomberg business flash." in politics, republicans ted cruz and n
throw in the towel -- will reportedly throw in the towel in a few hours. apple changing its tune on apple music. the company will make sweeping changes after a lack of response to the service. and falling for the ninth time in 10 days. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. time for a look at some of the biggest stories in the news right now. saudi arabia's stock exchange has identified a list of banks -- the shortest includes -- shortlist includes morgan stanley...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : May 19, 2016 4:30am-5:01am PDT
, apple laying down rules for india where ceo too many cook hopes to build there. >> the selfie warrior fans are sounding off on. what the team's manager has to say about this photographer in the first row. certainly not much to criticize from the warriors' "thumping" of the thunder last night in the conference finals. ...except maybe the reaction from fans when steph curry >>> not too much to criticize in the final last night except for maybe the reaction in fans. not that fan who was concerned. you'll see in a second this one after steph goes toppling into the stands there, you see a guy stand up, whip out his camera and take a picture of a fallen steph curry. no one tried to catch him at that point. for one man maybe it was the perfect photo opportunity but the team was concerned that might have been crossing the line a little bit. that's the topic of conversation this morning. did you go too far when steph went tumbling into the stands. warrior gm jokes if it happens again, please someone catch him. >> but he was okay. >> he was okay. scary for a moment. >> he already landed on the
, apple laying down rules for india where ceo too many cook hopes to build there. >> the selfie warrior fans are sounding off on. what the team's manager has to say about this photographer in the first row. certainly not much to criticize from the warriors' "thumping" of the thunder last night in the conference finals. ...except maybe the reaction from fans when steph curry >>> not too much to criticize in the final last night except for maybe the reaction in fans. not...
The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore : COM : May 10, 2016 2:10am-2:41am PDT
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everybody. we'll be right back. [ electricity buzzing ] start boldly with the apple that bites back. redd's wicked apple. it's about to get wicked. [ male announcer ] cats will do anything for the irresistible taste of temptations treats. what are you doing? oh, here, check this out. ♪ [ meows ] temptations. cats can't resist. steady morning energy whether you...e [ meows ] or don't play it cool. you're attractive! i just... i didn't mean to come on so... i... wasn't coming on to you i actually have a boyfriend. belvita. because we can all use steady morning energy. [cheers and applause] >> larry: welcome back. thank you very much. okay, guys. alarming medical news and no, they still don't know what's going on with my halle berry-shaped rash. it's growing on me, literally. but this medical news is just as shocking. >> officials say almost a third of all antibiotics prescribed in the u.s. have not necessary. a new report from the cdc says they're leading to the rise of drug-resistant superbugs. >> >> larry: ooh, and they don't mean the cockroaches in my apartment addicted to meth.
everybody. we'll be right back. [ electricity buzzing ] start boldly with the apple that bites back. redd's wicked apple. it's about to get wicked. [ male announcer ] cats will do anything for the irresistible taste of temptations treats. what are you doing? oh, here, check this out. ♪ [ meows ] temptations. cats can't resist. steady morning energy whether you...e [ meows ] or don't play it cool. you're attractive! i just... i didn't mean to come on so... i... wasn't coming on to you i...
Power Lunch : CNBC : May 12, 2016 1:00pm-3:01pm EDT
. alphabet unseeding apple for the top spot by market cap today. but is bigger really better? we'll debate that. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. live 24/7. with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the #1 ge recommended probiotic. hey, jesse. who are you? i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit from voya. orange money represents the money you put away for retirement. over time, your money could multiply. hello, all of you. get organized at voya.com. >>> apple's big fall continues. it dipped below $90 but right now around $90 for the first time in two years. they hit an all time in february of 2015. so let's bring in brian white from drexel hamilton. the price target, 1 wi$185 a sh much it's interesting about the developments today is that you yourself had the apple monitor survey which basically is a survey of various taiwanese suppliers to april. f apple. you still came away bullish. but what he's saying is a lot of the same suppliers are saying that orders for their chips that g
. alphabet unseeding apple for the top spot by market cap today. but is bigger really better? we'll debate that. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. live 24/7. with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the #1 ge recommended probiotic. hey, jesse. who are you? i'm vern, the orange money retirement rabbit from voya. orange money represents the money you put away for retirement. over time, your...
After the Bell : FBC : May 6, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm EDT
apparently. apple on other side. coin, hitting 20-month low. getting down to 91.85, the lowest since june of 2014. didn't help when we heard news that apple chief tim cook will visit china and officials in beijing next week. china has been an area of concern for apple. a bit of a dubious outlook how successful he can be talking with beijing. also just wanted to mention jcpenney. not having a great day. report in the "new york post" citing an internal memo. they claim they have from penney's saying that the department store taking drastic cuts to try to save expenses this month including cutting payroll. freezing employee overtime. apparently light sales in april are the culprit. but there you go, penney's down more than 7%. not a great day for them. gold by the way, very quickly, as soon as we got jobs report, gold shot up. gained 21.70, to settle just under 1300. melissa: ashley webster, thank you so much. david? david: gold, gold, gold. that is what we're all wearing today. we're waiting another one of donald trump signature hangar rallies this an airport in omaha, nebraska, where
apparently. apple on other side. coin, hitting 20-month low. getting down to 91.85, the lowest since june of 2014. didn't help when we heard news that apple chief tim cook will visit china and officials in beijing next week. china has been an area of concern for apple. a bit of a dubious outlook how successful he can be talking with beijing. also just wanted to mention jcpenney. not having a great day. report in the "new york post" citing an internal memo. they claim they have from...
KPIX 5 Noon News : KPIX : May 10, 2016 12:00pm-12:31pm PDT
reports, the plan is for it to be built next to apple's spaceship headquarters now under construction. >> reporter: this is not your normal apartment complex. it's called the hampton and in a prime location in cupertino, literally right next to apple's spaceship campus. they will meet tonight to talk about the plans to expand the capacity to 942 units. the owners, the irvine company, wanted to be more complimentary with what apple is proposing. the buildings are set to be no higher than 75 feet which apple was concerned about since top floor tenants can see right in the campus. irvin said they will plant vegetation to solve that problem. there does not appear to be any major opposition to the project and cupertino could use another 600 apartment units. 600,000 apple employees are expected to jam the streets once the apartments are done, so the apartments will be in high demand. the meeting the be at 6:45 p.m. tonight at the cupertino city hall. kiet do, kpix news. >>> today, east bay mudd's board of directors will consider to end the water emergency that has been in place since 2014 a
reports, the plan is for it to be built next to apple's spaceship headquarters now under construction. >> reporter: this is not your normal apartment complex. it's called the hampton and in a prime location in cupertino, literally right next to apple's spaceship campus. they will meet tonight to talk about the plans to expand the capacity to 942 units. the owners, the irvine company, wanted to be more complimentary with what apple is proposing. the buildings are set to be no higher than...
Countdown to the Closing Bell With Liz Claman : FBC : May 16, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm EDT
buffett's big 1 billion-dollar bet on apple at this hour, which is trading up nearly 4% right now. we need to tell you, though, that somebody, some entity doubled that dollar amount and then dumped it by selling gold futures and options. now, you can see gold is still higher at the moment. up just a fraction of a percent. but if you take a look at this gold futures, it's just around 10:23 a.m. eastern time when gold, which had been up about $12, suddenly lost megaair, shedding about 1% in less than an hour. so zero hedge, the website is noting that an as of yet unknown entity liquidated $2.3 billion in gold futures at that moment. so why does it matter if it's just gold? well, take a look at oil. oil is still up at this hour but crude was up $37.85 at the high. a new 2016 high. but as you can see, oil did pull back. if you look at the intraday picture, it got its initial air this morning after goldman sachs race its short-term outlook due to its supply interruptions and everything we told you last week to canadian oil fires and abto come in nigeria, consumption overtaking supply. that
buffett's big 1 billion-dollar bet on apple at this hour, which is trading up nearly 4% right now. we need to tell you, though, that somebody, some entity doubled that dollar amount and then dumped it by selling gold futures and options. now, you can see gold is still higher at the moment. up just a fraction of a percent. but if you take a look at this gold futures, it's just around 10:23 a.m. eastern time when gold, which had been up about $12, suddenly lost megaair, shedding about 1% in less...
: i'm brad stone and for emily chang. this is bloomberg west. coming up, apple drops a billion dollar, investing in one of uber's rivals. what this means for apple's current mission and its relationship with the chinese government. pods a stepic closer to becoming reality? we have the details. tesla shifts reduction into ludicrous mode as ceo elon musk promises to deliver half a million cars by 2018. can he get there? we will discuss. but first to our lead -- apple dropping $1 billion on uber's rival in china and it's a big deal for several reasons. this is one of apple's biggest deals ever, second only to its acquisition of beats in 2014. it also came in just teed of president of the company met tim cook only about a month ago. and it could be a public show of goodwill to the chinese government. we will discuss what edge this didi in its battle with uber. brian white defended his buy rating on apple on "surveillance" this morning. guest: it allows apple pay to spread through china. it builds up goodwill with the chinese government and it's an interesting area and there's a on of disc
: i'm brad stone and for emily chang. this is bloomberg west. coming up, apple drops a billion dollar, investing in one of uber's rivals. what this means for apple's current mission and its relationship with the chinese government. pods a stepic closer to becoming reality? we have the details. tesla shifts reduction into ludicrous mode as ceo elon musk promises to deliver half a million cars by 2018. can he get there? we will discuss. but first to our lead -- apple dropping $1 billion on uber's...
KTVU Mornings on 2 at 9am : KTVU : May 19, 2016 9:00am-10:01am PDT
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talking about it today. >>> apple's flagship store is getting ready to open in san francisco. tara moriarty takes a look before it officially opens up to the public. >>> and playoff fever continues as the warriors rack up a win and the sharks prepare for game three. up next we sit down with ktvu's sports anchor jason applebaum. 'r new 80 calorie obsession. light & fit feel free to enjoy. >>> i bet you like having a 6:00 tip? >> i love it. bring it on! 7:30, 6:00 all time. >> now tied up at one game apiece after the warriors won game two last night. >> we're good. we are trying to do the right thing. our intentions are great. we are driving and kicking, all right? we are driving and kicking. we're good. >> coach kerr doing the driving and kicking speech there. this play getting a lot of attention this morning. andre iguodala's off the glass lay-up without looking. a little backyard basketball. throwing it up. the team has a couple days off before heading to oklahoma city saturday morning. game three set for 5:00 sunday. ktvu sports anchor jason applebaum joining us. giants won seven
talking about it today. >>> apple's flagship store is getting ready to open in san francisco. tara moriarty takes a look before it officially opens up to the public. >>> and playoff fever continues as the warriors rack up a win and the sharks prepare for game three. up next we sit down with ktvu's sports anchor jason applebaum. 'r new 80 calorie obsession. light & fit feel free to enjoy. >>> i bet you like having a 6:00 tip? >> i love it. bring it on! 7:30,...
looking at former chinese factory and dormitory where workers made apple products. people were living in these bunk rooms, eight to 12 people in one tiny bunk room. they used these filthy bathrooms over open sewage drains. they workedded 12-hour shifts. how on earth can american workers compete with chinese workers willing to live like this just to get a job? >>> plus president obama ordering all public schools to allow students to use whatever bathroom they gender identify with. what about civil rights of teenage girls that don't want boys in their locker room. missouri high school students so upset, they staged a walkout. we'll have details. >>> i want to know why is our president getting involved in this to begin with? don't we have bigger issues to deal with? isis, economy. things like that. >>> turning back to the story, senator lindsey graham seems to change his tone saying presumptive republican nominee has a great sense of humor. comes day after his charm offensive failed to get an endorsement from speaker paul ryan. >> i was a little bit surprised but not that surprise
looking at former chinese factory and dormitory where workers made apple products. people were living in these bunk rooms, eight to 12 people in one tiny bunk room. they used these filthy bathrooms over open sewage drains. they workedded 12-hour shifts. how on earth can american workers compete with chinese workers willing to live like this just to get a job? >>> plus president obama ordering all public schools to allow students to use whatever bathroom they gender identify with. what...
could. [laughter] david: what's going on with apple? julie: continuing their recent uptrend, berkshire hathaway giving them a boost. a taiwanese newspaper reporting that demand for the latest iphone could be higher than people have an pricing in. economic daily news reporting that apple asked suppliers to prepare production for 72 to 8 million iphone seven's for the end of the year. be the highest number of orders in years. some analysts were looking for something like 65 million. it appears to be giving the stock a boost today. suppliers as well are experiencing the halo effect. works, corvo,sky just a couple of examples. david: thank you so much, julie. first world news this afternoon? the investigation of hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state is almost over. the investigation will likely conclude with the democratic presidential front-runner being interviewed. the race for the white house is shaping up to be a contest between the two most disliked decades -- nominees in decades. donald trump with a 60% unfavorable rating. mrs. clinton's
could. [laughter] david: what's going on with apple? julie: continuing their recent uptrend, berkshire hathaway giving them a boost. a taiwanese newspaper reporting that demand for the latest iphone could be higher than people have an pricing in. economic daily news reporting that apple asked suppliers to prepare production for 72 to 8 million iphone seven's for the end of the year. be the highest number of orders in years. some analysts were looking for something like 65 million. it appears...
Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : May 13, 2016 10:00am-11:01am EDT
regionwide greek economy shrinks the most. betty: apple is placing a bet on uber's big rival in china. with a two-year low, is it anything to get investors excited about? where apple is putting their money, finally. let's head to the markets desk where julie hyman has a look at where investors are putting their money. much and stocks. after we got retail sales numbers earlier, we're just getting university of michigan consumer's been a, better than estimated like the retail sales were better than estimated, coming in at 95.8. expectations better than estimated, 87.5. when you look at the retail sales number, that defied expectations as well. even if you back out cars and gasoline, a cayman better than estimated. a lot of that strength because of non-store retailers. because of e-commerce. that number includes catalog and direct mail sales. nonetheless, it looks like e-commerce, and -- accounted for each some of these strengths. a bit of a muddling along to end the week. take a look at the groups on the move. technology a strong, only at .4%. consumer discretionary leading the losses,
regionwide greek economy shrinks the most. betty: apple is placing a bet on uber's big rival in china. with a two-year low, is it anything to get investors excited about? where apple is putting their money, finally. let's head to the markets desk where julie hyman has a look at where investors are putting their money. much and stocks. after we got retail sales numbers earlier, we're just getting university of michigan consumer's been a, better than estimated like the retail sales were better...
Varney & Company : FBC : May 12, 2016 9:00am-12:01pm EDT
trying to persuade it to be something it is not. stuart: we have apple stock on the screen down to 91 level. i am not asking you to comment on it. i point it out for the viewers, 1%, $91.51 on apple, two year low. judge napolitano: drop its cases against apple -- stuart: director comey said over the weekend or very recently, something germane to this, didn't he say he would not be rushed? judge napolitano: he is being pressured according to the calendar and knows democrats will meet in philadelphia the week of july 24th. he has pressure to have a decision by then but would rather do it well then quickly. stuart: don't get off my back? don't pressure me? judge napolitano: at the tale of the investigation. the misleading statements was the fbi hasn't called me or the campaign. the fbi, the campaign, the justice department, that conversation has already happened. mrs. clinton will be interviewed before memorial day, before the month of may is over. stuart: you know that for a fact? judge napolitano: i don't know it for a fact, this is the last of the interviews of well-known people, they
trying to persuade it to be something it is not. stuart: we have apple stock on the screen down to 91 level. i am not asking you to comment on it. i point it out for the viewers, 1%, $91.51 on apple, two year low. judge napolitano: drop its cases against apple -- stuart: director comey said over the weekend or very recently, something germane to this, didn't he say he would not be rushed? judge napolitano: he is being pressured according to the calendar and knows democrats will meet in...
apple right now is a big question. is apple overvalued. deirdre: not at 95. >> i know you probably own some. do you own some? deirdre: i actually don't. >> but that was, i was making a joke. deirdre: no, i wish i did. i wish i did. >> but the real question is, do you buy equities right now in this environment? i would just say this. if janet yellen is not raising rates -- >> i understand what you're saying. >> what is the rationale that we're going to? >> that is a trade. what you laid out before was exactly janet yellen es point. janet yellen said eventually people have to put money it stocks or riskier assets that helps economy. but it hasn't happened. as charlie said at beginning, people are save money in cash. people are stuffing their mattresses. >> you just made the argument for muni bonds. i'm not saying puerto rican muni bonds. i'm just saying, i go, if i have a few bucks i go and buy a new york state municipal bond. i don't think the state's going bankrupt just yet. >> well if they bail out puerto rico maybe illinois is next. so muni bonds could go bad. >> new york state,
apple right now is a big question. is apple overvalued. deirdre: not at 95. >> i know you probably own some. do you own some? deirdre: i actually don't. >> but that was, i was making a joke. deirdre: no, i wish i did. i wish i did. >> but the real question is, do you buy equities right now in this environment? i would just say this. if janet yellen is not raising rates -- >> i understand what you're saying. >> what is the rationale that we're going to? >>...
Cavuto: Coast to Coast : FBC : May 3, 2016 12:00pm-2:01pm EDT
down. today, apple is up. of course we haven't seen a streak like that since 1998. trying to reverse that today. what if it does? what is the big deal? neil: we are keeping a close eye on apple because the first one has seen in eight trading days. that is a losing streak goes back to 1998. but what does this portend a bigger sense about the new shakeup among the technology? now. it doesn't surprise me what's going on here. earning come out and unlike facebook within the giant tax base. it didn't deliver and therefore gets to be sold apparently. one investor off handily said a few days ago i don't own the stock anymore. that was coral. of course overnight we had david einhorn and his quarterly letter saying we still think this is a great stock. so there it is. we have to ask ourselves what's going on here. my tuition? probably not. measures if you accept the cash it is still looking attractive to investors on a multiple. in this instant gratification market and this dysfunctional market, you have things happen for apple goes down eight days in a row or a metal stock was up 14 days in
down. today, apple is up. of course we haven't seen a streak like that since 1998. trying to reverse that today. what if it does? what is the big deal? neil: we are keeping a close eye on apple because the first one has seen in eight trading days. that is a losing streak goes back to 1998. but what does this portend a bigger sense about the new shakeup among the technology? now. it doesn't surprise me what's going on here. earning come out and unlike facebook within the giant tax base. it...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : May 25, 2016 1:00pm-2:01pm PDT
required i have done exactly what my predecessors have done. the report says you can't make an apples to apples comparison because there are further rules. there is an atmosphere and she hasn't gone above and beyond disclosure. and this is how she has handled all kinds of transparency requests throughout her career. she has been opaque. >> people say this about her. and i don't get that. there is this idea she is uniquely secretive in some way. seriously, people make this case, what's the evidence that hillary clinton conducts herself that's not uniquely non-transparent. >> set up the server. >> this is just one point in a long career. and multiple plot points of this behavior, which i never see the evidence for. >> well, i worked in government, too, like elise did. i'll say there is no government official that wants to be super transparent. i mean, for better or for worse. >> the rules force you to. why rules are important. >> exactly why rules are important. it's not like she is part of some elite group of people who have chosen to be less transparent. i mean, i think it is a general i
required i have done exactly what my predecessors have done. the report says you can't make an apples to apples comparison because there are further rules. there is an atmosphere and she hasn't gone above and beyond disclosure. and this is how she has handled all kinds of transparency requests throughout her career. she has been opaque. >> people say this about her. and i don't get that. there is this idea she is uniquely secretive in some way. seriously, people make this case, what's...
Bloomberg Markets: European Close : BLOOMBERG : May 18, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
-- second year in a row and burberry's. apple chief executive tim cook makes his first trip to india with the prospect of one billion new device sales. we will have details on his visit as the company pushes for its first retail stores in the country. it is 90 minutes into the trading session in the u.s. i want to head to the markets desk where bloomberg's julie hyman has the latest. the decline of the inventory numbers we saw for oil. julie: stocks are sort of bouncing between gains and losses. the nasdaq remains in the green, but the dow and s&p, little changed. maybe that will change after this afternoon's fed minutes. take a look at the bloomberg for the imap. we have a pretty direct split between red and green. care financials, health are trading higher. financials getting a boost as we see bond yields move higher. on the downside, consumer staples and discretionary shares leading declines, and that's because of target earnings. missedore sales estimates. its losses are accelerating here in terms of the stock, now down by 10%. the biggest one-day decline in about seven years. walmart
-- second year in a row and burberry's. apple chief executive tim cook makes his first trip to india with the prospect of one billion new device sales. we will have details on his visit as the company pushes for its first retail stores in the country. it is 90 minutes into the trading session in the u.s. i want to head to the markets desk where bloomberg's julie hyman has the latest. the decline of the inventory numbers we saw for oil. julie: stocks are sort of bouncing between gains and...
takes a bite into apple as the shares arising after berkshire hathaway stock1 billion of company and the oracle of omaha has shunned tech companies in the past but what has changed? crude oil is jumping to the highest levels in six month after goldman sachs increased its price forecast adding that there is a sudden halt to the output surplus. about 90 minutes into the trading session in the u.s. a let's go back to the markets desk and julie hyman on this rally. julie: we are definitely gaining some steam as the day goes on. all three major averages are at the highs of the session and the nasdaq is leading, up about 39 points as the dow gains more than 100 and the s&p 500 gains 13. let's look at the biggest contributors to the s&p 500. we have talked about apple and it is on the list. it's gains are accelerating and it's now up about 3.5% on the berkshire hathaway news. general electric, home depot and exampleger is an of the energy lift along with higher oil prices. as for his individual percentage is thefreeport mac moran biggest individual gainer and the price target has been raise
takes a bite into apple as the shares arising after berkshire hathaway stock1 billion of company and the oracle of omaha has shunned tech companies in the past but what has changed? crude oil is jumping to the highest levels in six month after goldman sachs increased its price forecast adding that there is a sudden halt to the output surplus. about 90 minutes into the trading session in the u.s. a let's go back to the markets desk and julie hyman on this rally. julie: we are definitely gaining...
. melissa. melissa: shares of time warner and netflix ending higher on reports that apple could look to add original content to its services. financial times reported that apple considered buying time warner at a meeting late last year but the company did not pursue the idea. here is jonathan hoenig, capitalist pig hedge fund and scott martin, united advisors, chief market strategy. they are both fox news contributors. scott martin, let me start with you. so the deal didn't go anywhere but we're looking at it, this is very interesting, time warner, they have hbo, a ton of content what does it tell you what apple is thinking? >> i think they're actually finally making good steps, melissa, with those billions and billions of dollars they have in cash. truthfully other than realistically crappy product cycle they have been sitting on cash doing nothing with it. buyerly increasing dividend over the year and not exciting people. i think it's a good sign for apple they're will to take steps. time warner didn't work out, something like netflix or hulu, getting crazy valuation but at least they
. melissa. melissa: shares of time warner and netflix ending higher on reports that apple could look to add original content to its services. financial times reported that apple considered buying time warner at a meeting late last year but the company did not pursue the idea. here is jonathan hoenig, capitalist pig hedge fund and scott martin, united advisors, chief market strategy. they are both fox news contributors. scott martin, let me start with you. so the deal didn't go anywhere but...
FBN AM : FBC : May 25, 2016 5:00am-6:01am EDT
, but brussels and istanbul suffered major declines. lauren: coming up on apple's digital systems theory may be going up against amazon's activated echo device. but is apple once again too late to the game? we will have that game for you. multiple ternate is causing trouble in the heartland yet again. fox meteorologist, maria molina, has the latest extreme weather in oklahoma cain says. to be open about looking like another update. futures rising 67 after putting in 213-point rally yesterday. s&p futures up 8.5. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets in break a news. -- and breaking news. ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ nicole: good morning to you. 5:15 a.m. in new york get a fair compromise happening now. donald trump is zeroing in on the number of delegates he needs to win the republican nomination. trump on washington's 27 delegates yesterday, putting him 41 away from the target number. hillary clinton and senator sanders focusing offers a head of virginia senate primary. sanders is hoping for a
, but brussels and istanbul suffered major declines. lauren: coming up on apple's digital systems theory may be going up against amazon's activated echo device. but is apple once again too late to the game? we will have that game for you. multiple ternate is causing trouble in the heartland yet again. fox meteorologist, maria molina, has the latest extreme weather in oklahoma cain says. to be open about looking like another update. futures rising 67 after putting in 213-point rally yesterday....
Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : May 12, 2016 12:00pm-2:01pm EDT
industrials have turned more deeply into the red. we have been watching apple in the selloff. it has been mirroring declines in the major averages. taiwan semiconductor shipments for iphone 6 s and seven, the shipments between june and december could decline as much as 70% to 80%. we are definitely seeing investors extrapolate what that means for apple and other apple suppliers as well. we're seeing a ripple effect within technology. a lot of different kinds of chipmakers are following today. if you thought yesterday's decline in retail, that that was it you're in for a rude awakening. calls in particular are tumbling by 12%. comparable sales are down 3.9%. analysts had estimated a gain. consumers are not buying apparel and there are specific issues. from a marketing spec -- perspective, it has not been doing as good a job as they wanted it to. you can see other retailers are falling. it is hard for stocks to gain traction. oil would have been helping earlier in the day because we saw some gains for oil prices. we see more supply coming back. that is putting pressure on the oil market. i
industrials have turned more deeply into the red. we have been watching apple in the selloff. it has been mirroring declines in the major averages. taiwan semiconductor shipments for iphone 6 s and seven, the shipments between june and december could decline as much as 70% to 80%. we are definitely seeing investors extrapolate what that means for apple and other apple suppliers as well. we're seeing a ripple effect within technology. a lot of different kinds of chipmakers are following today....
Mad Money : CNBC : May 23, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EDT
cash explaining the sub optimal performance. first is apple. down 8% year to date. despite having more than $233 billion in cash. apple used to be a great growth stock but the market has decided that its growth is a thing of the past. even without backing out the cash, it has 11 times earnings. the average stock on the s&p is 19 times. that's an incredible comedown for the largest company on earth. it tells you exactly how little people think of its cash position. let me say from the outset i think the market is valuing the company incorrectly. market doesn't care that spam a service business growing by leaps and bounds. i'll bet the service revenue stream which includes the place you store your pictures could take on a much more pronounced role if the company used its money to boost the service. right now, it seems like an affirmation of the judgment that apple is a no growth company. that doesn't endear itself to the big growth companies. more important, there is a commonly held belief the forth coming iphone 7 will be dead on arrival. that's what we're hearing. no one has even
cash explaining the sub optimal performance. first is apple. down 8% year to date. despite having more than $233 billion in cash. apple used to be a great growth stock but the market has decided that its growth is a thing of the past. even without backing out the cash, it has 11 times earnings. the average stock on the s&p is 19 times. that's an incredible comedown for the largest company on earth. it tells you exactly how little people think of its cash position. let me say from the...
Bloomberg's Studio 1.0 : BLOOMBERG : May 28, 2016 10:00am-10:31am EDT
talk about the negatives of hillary clinton and him being apples to apples. i think he has courted these -- the downsides of accruing these high negatives because he thinks this is a way to get inside his opponents have. hillary clinton is not going to go for that. this is somebody who has a steel backbone. john: we will see if we can crack you. republican have two strategists. we will be right back with that. ♪ mark: our first guest tonight, two guests tonight, and they are chatty, to. thank you for being here. we've been talking about the trump donor score today. how did he do it? charm.oes it through he vanquished 16 opponents. a very successful first outing with the rnc. it shows the party unity starts from the top. -- andou are for trump you are not. you have knowledge this is an impressive list. if he can put together a list like this, why not say -- >> donor's fault into basically two categories. most major donors are staying out of it. open to funding an independent candidate or they will sit on the sidelines. , some of themp are saying i am on board. others are saying, i
talk about the negatives of hillary clinton and him being apples to apples. i think he has courted these -- the downsides of accruing these high negatives because he thinks this is a way to get inside his opponents have. hillary clinton is not going to go for that. this is somebody who has a steel backbone. john: we will see if we can crack you. republican have two strategists. we will be right back with that. ♪ mark: our first guest tonight, two guests tonight, and they are chatty, to....
CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley : KPIX : May 5, 2016 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
the world's most valuable company. why he says apple needs to step it up before it becomes a burden to its hometown. >> apple has brought more negatives at this point. >> new at 6:00, squeezed out of the bay area. texas scoops up yet another one of our businesses. >> i think california taxes the hell out of businesses. [ thunder ] >> this is what it looked like to have your home struck by lightning! >> it was really scary. >> the bay area storm could cause a panic for schoolkids. >> 911, hello? >> a sugar high to help save lives? the bay area 911 operators who fought back against a junk food ban. >> and good evening to you, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook in for veronica de la cruz. >>> the mayor of cupertino is feeling the bite of apple. the last time he got on the tech giant's campus he was snubbed and now he says the city's biggest employer needs to step up. we sent kpix 5's len ramirez to find out what's the beef all about, len. >> reporter: it may have to do with this building behind me, the apple spaceship campus to be completed by the end of the year there may be a re
the world's most valuable company. why he says apple needs to step it up before it becomes a burden to its hometown. >> apple has brought more negatives at this point. >> new at 6:00, squeezed out of the bay area. texas scoops up yet another one of our businesses. >> i think california taxes the hell out of businesses. [ thunder ] >> this is what it looked like to have your home struck by lightning! >> it was really scary. >> the bay area storm could cause a...
after apple and buffett forced the dow higher to the week. there is the closing bell. david and melissa pick it up here for "after the bell." melissa: markets soaring today on optimism about apple, oil and the fed. major averages ending the day more than 1%. i'm melissa francis. >> i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." we've got you covered in the markets but first here is what else is happening at this hour. donald trump feuding with the "new york times" over allegations that he based inappropriately with women. leading accuser in the piece says the newspaper twisted her words. this while hillary clinton is focused on kentucky, adding tomorrow's voting. she is campaigning in hopkinsville, trying to stop momentum of bernie sanders. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg announce which conservative leaders he will meet with in an attempt to refute accusations of libral bias. fox news radio host todd starnes is one of his posts was removed by facebook. why he was censored, that incredible material he found facebook still has on their site. melissa: dow off the highs for final moment of
after apple and buffett forced the dow higher to the week. there is the closing bell. david and melissa pick it up here for "after the bell." melissa: markets soaring today on optimism about apple, oil and the fed. major averages ending the day more than 1%. i'm melissa francis. >> i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." we've got you covered in the markets but first here is what else is happening at this hour. donald trump feuding with the "new york...
Early Start With John Berman and Christine Romans : CNNW : May 17, 2016 2:00am-3:01am PDT
market looks like. apple popped 4% after warren buffett's company berkshire announced it bought 9.8 million shares. with apple's recent drop this year, the price was too good to pass up. berkshire brought on new fund managers in the past few years. the new generation at berkshire hathaway. the stock jump helped the dow gain 175 points yesterday. all three averages adding 1%. a bit of relief rally to start the week as the market dropped the past three weeks. for today, dow futures are flat. the rise in oil is fading right now. stocks in europe are higher. shares in asia are finishing with gains. you will will get retail earnings today. i'm interested to see what they say. >> you really are interested? >> i actually am very interested. >> wicked fun to be christine romans. >>> air travelers missing flights across the country. long lines leaving passengers stranded and frustrated. there may be a solution. it may be expensive. we'll discuss how long it will last. we're out ink.nk. not ink. getting ink doesn't have to be painful. staples just cut ink and toner prices. add in our 110% pri
market looks like. apple popped 4% after warren buffett's company berkshire announced it bought 9.8 million shares. with apple's recent drop this year, the price was too good to pass up. berkshire brought on new fund managers in the past few years. the new generation at berkshire hathaway. the stock jump helped the dow gain 175 points yesterday. all three averages adding 1%. a bit of relief rally to start the week as the market dropped the past three weeks. for today, dow futures are flat. the...
problems. growth overseas for apple. the company announced it's planning to open a center in india. >>> 6:15 right now. growth overseas for apple. the company announced it is planning to open a center in india. tim cook says it will focus on app design and create innovative technology for customers around the world. the development center will open earlier next year. the announcement comes as cook is kicking off a trip to india where he will meet with the country's prime minister. >> he is keeping an eye on the american stock market. >> certainly so. apple stock suffered lately. numbers hard to believe. >> apple is so big when it stumbles, you hear it. apple shares are down 27% for the year. that means apple is worth nearly a quarter trillion dollars less than peak high winter 2015. it is one of the worse stock market implosions in stock market history. a special treat this morning. the pets.com puppet. you remember the dot-com bubble. $1.3 trillion loss. apple's value loss since february is 20% of that. is it a fair comparison? probably not but i'm trying to give you a sense of sc
problems. growth overseas for apple. the company announced it's planning to open a center in india. >>> 6:15 right now. growth overseas for apple. the company announced it is planning to open a center in india. tim cook says it will focus on app design and create innovative technology for customers around the world. the development center will open earlier next year. the announcement comes as cook is kicking off a trip to india where he will meet with the country's prime minister....
google-- you can laugh. don't worry about it. [laughter] >> changing of the guard and apple is no longer the company, move over apple. it's "varney & company," about to begin. ♪ ♪ you're as cold as ice ♪ >> yet again, the producers get the music just right. it's as cold as ice, yes, it is for some retailers. we're calling it a full-blown ice age and we've got two new victims today. look at this, j.c. penney losing money and that stock's going to open way, way down at the opening bell, well, that would be 10%. if loses 70 cent a share. and nordstrom, that stock is going to be hammered, that's another what, 10%, maybe more than that for nordstrom down. retailers are in trouble, give me the reasons. start with you, ash. ashley: people aren't spending and if they are spending they're going increasingly on-line. where does it leave the j.c. penney, kohl's, nordstrom, back in the stores? >> liz. >> consumer spending has cut half a trillion dollars, and what we're seeing is sports authority going bankrupt. aeropostale, credit rating cut to junk, macy's, kohl's, basically macy's ceo
google-- you can laugh. don't worry about it. [laughter] >> changing of the guard and apple is no longer the company, move over apple. it's "varney & company," about to begin. ♪ ♪ you're as cold as ice ♪ >> yet again, the producers get the music just right. it's as cold as ice, yes, it is for some retailers. we're calling it a full-blown ice age and we've got two new victims today. look at this, j.c. penney losing money and that stock's going to open way, way...


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Social Entrepreneurs Vs Enterprise Entrepreneurs (The Similarities And Variations)
Ashoka has pioneered the sector of social entrepreneurship, identifying and supporting the world's main social entrepreneurs since 1980. 3 Peter F. Drucker, Innovation & Entrepreneurship (New York: Harper Enterprise, 1995): 28. We are going to introduce you to examples of Social Entrepreneurship and information you through the method of creating a venture to handle a social or setting downside.
Truthful-commerce product certification and advertising is a well-recognized example of this, with organizations like Cafédirect within the United Kingdom and TransFair USA in the U.S. creating rising niche markets for espresso and other commodities offered at a premium price that ensures extra equitable remuneration for small-scale producers.
Its survival and success in the end move beyond the entrepreneur and the original entrepreneurial enterprise. The importance of their impact on societies might be gauged from the contributions of some eminent social entrepreneurs who are feted for positively and permanently impacting our world.
Social entrepreneurship is becoming more popular nowadays. First, we consider that essentially the most helpful and informative option to define social entrepreneurship is to determine its congruence with entrepreneurship, seeing social entrepreneurship as grounded in these identical three components. Drucker does not require entrepreneurs to trigger change, but sees them as exploiting the alternatives that change (in expertise, shopper preferences, social norms, etc.) creates.
Earlier than you commit an excessive amount of time to a brand new nonprofit idea, you will need to evaluate the need in your effort – too many nonprofits seeking funding can shortly saturate a market, leaving each group short of money and struggling to serve.
Social entrepreneurs seek to transform societies at giant, moderately than transforming their profit margin , as traditional entrepreneurs typically seek to do. Social entrepreneurs use quite a lot of sources to bring societies into a better state of well-being.
The powerful economy brings out two robust desires in potential entrepreneurs – to take control of their own future and to make a difference on the planet round them. If that promise shouldn't be fulfilled as a result of too many nonentrepreneurial" efforts are included in the definition, then social entrepreneurship will fall into disrepute, and the kernel of true social entrepreneurship will be lost. Although Social Entrepreneur and Social Entrepreneurship are relatively new terms, examples are discovered throughout history.
The Affiliation to Advance Collegiate Colleges of Business-Worldwide (AACSB – International) has identified over twenty-4 tertiary degree establishments which have included social entrepreneurship as a part of their business school and or enterprise curriculums.
A extra basic definition of social entrepreneurship states that it's "the method of using entrepreneurial and business expertise to create progressive approaches to social issues." Subsequently, it's a methodology that is presently getting used to resolve community and societal issues globally.
14 About this, the Schwab Basis says that entrepreneurs have, "A zeal to measure and monitor their influence. Social entrepreneurship calls for the identical confidence, motivation and innovation as every other business, however in a way that prioritises social development and the simultaneous creation of social and economic values.
Turn out to be a Social Entrepreneur. 6 Involvement and collaboration between personal corporations and government agencies permits for elevated help for finishing up social entrepreneurship initiatives, elevated accountability on each ends, and increased connections with communities, people, or agencies in want.
In 1993, Harvard Business Faculty began its social enterprise program with its mission of "generating and sharing information to help people and organizations to create social value within the not-for-profit, non-public and public sectors," and the College of Miami has refocused its business faculty curriculum to include coursework in the areas of ethical-determination making, social entrepreneurship and community engagement with the primary focus being to reveal students to various areas of civic engagement while concurrently teaching them management and group constructing abilities.
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Unlike traditional corporate businesses, social entrepreneurship ventures concentrate on maximizing beneficial properties in social satisfaction, relatively than maximizing profit positive factors.
The Causes Why We Can't Ignore Social Entrepreneurship. Tertiary stage establishments, including Duke, which has established a Middle for the Development of Social Entrepreneurship as part of its Fuqua School of Business, and Columbia University the place the analysis initiative on social entrepreneurship is embedded in its faculty of enterprise, have additionally made strides to reinforce the examine and education of these searching for to enterprise into areas of social entrepreneurship and social enterprise implementation.
By persevering with to develop our expansive network of Fellows — offering financial, knowledge, and logistical assist to more than three,500 change leaders in 93 countries — Ashoka works to share the knowledge of main social entrepreneurs with a global viewers.
Other organizations are hybrids using both social entrepreneurship and social activism at the similar time. Organizations additionally try to leverage their gifting efforts by means of seeking not-for-profit organizations that are willing match the funding acquired.
No specific background is required—this Specialization is ideal for employees, entrepreneurs, managers, consultants, or anybody who has an interest in enterprise and social affect. With the development and continuously-expanding use of the Web, many entrepreneurs are discovering it simpler to tap their potential market, and market their services to customers across the globe.
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Girls business homeowners have lengthy been the quickest growing sector of entrepreneurs, and it is vitally frequent for this group to guide the charge of social entrepreneurialism. Constructing from this theoretical base, we imagine that entrepreneurship describes the combination of a context through which a possibility is located, a set of non-public traits required to determine and pursue this opportunity, and the creation of a selected outcome.
But whereas they could read from a special bottom line, social and enterprise entrepreneurs have rather a lot in frequent. 46 Government program are capable of deal with large issues; nevertheless, there's often little collaboration between governments and social entrepreneurs, which may have restricted the effectiveness of social entrepreneurship.
The Which means Of Social Entrepreneurship"
Social entrepreneurship is a quickly rising sector of recent enterprise owners. Understanding the means by which an endeavor produces its social benefit and the nature of the social benefit it's concentrating on permits supporters – amongst whom we depend the Skoll Foundation – to predict the sustainability and extent of those advantages, to anticipate how a company might must adapt over time, and to make a more reasoned projection of the potential for an entrepreneurial consequence.
To that finish, the social entrepreneurs who choose to launch new nonprofits are very more likely to dramatically alter the landscape of nonprofit management. Time will inform whether Hale's innovation inspires others to copy her efforts, or whether the Institute for OneWorld Health itself achieves the size necessary to result in that everlasting equilibrium shift.
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Social entrepreneurship is rising in popularity lately. Social entrepreneurship as an area of specialised entrepreneurship is not outlined by the identical titling in each tradition. We should always construct our understanding of social entrepreneurship on this strong tradition of entrepreneurship idea and research.
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