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One of the main enemies of the Gosts is hiring new allies who are dangerous in the new branch Ghost Recon Breakpoint, but the Ghosts are fighting a new Pathfinder segment, which could order the giant Azraël drone to target enemies by flying planes. Episode 3: The Red Patriot arrives on Xbox One on September 15, and in addition to a new adventure and a new class, this episode will bring updates to PVP and a bevy of Maria's in-game store items to help you refresh your Ghost look and uploads. .
By now, most of the Ghosts have crossed paths with Trey Stone, the dignified head of the Sentinel PMC whose respect for human life leaves much to be desired. In a new news adventure, the Red Patriot, Stone hired a Russian separatist group, Bodark, to plan an attack on American soil. Naturally, the Gosts do not, and are in the process of degrading Bodark and setting up the Stone program. Throughout the 10 rounds of this adventure, players will navigate through the branch story and decide how to handle the voluntary goals of planning their way to stop Stone. The first two machines will be free for all players, and they can purchase a complete adventure at the Microsoft Store. First-year World Cup winners will be able to play all of them in 10 missions, and players who complete the adventure will receive a huge prize harvest along the way.
As they raise their new enemies, the Ghosts will have new tactics to raise their arms. The new Pathfinder phase can cost down airstrikes from the powerful Azraël drone flying high above, giving the Ghosts strong air support for use in battle. The Pathfinder-specific tool is called the Uplink Protocol, an important airstrike stimulant and is only available among well-hidden storage depots. Among Pathfinder's production capabilities are the ability to highlight such repositories, as well as a new type of hot concept called Scout Vision. Completing their set of unique skills is Wild Metabolism, an idle skill that makes buffs on a balanced diet last longer and have a greater impact. World Cup winners 1 will be the first to get the most out of their munchies (and, you know, everything that happens with airstrike) with a one-week nomination from September 15. After that, Pathfinder will be free for all players to open.
For those who enjoy the taut release, a demonstration of the techniques of Breakpoint's PVP mode, Ghost War, a new map is coming in, with three new machines tied to Pathfinder and two special rewards for efficiency and a new class.
It all comes to Xbox One in episode 3: Red Patriot today, so pull your Ghillie suit, upload your co-workers to the chopper, and get ready for Ghost.
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Making Money With Charles Payne : FBC : November 21, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EST
mexico, canada or friendly countries to us or not so friendly like china and had to blink. they need us far more than we need them. it is not an equal partnership. i think what is important here is interest interest rates. they have risen dramatically. so far i think that's a very good thing. believes that there won't be a trade war. i think that's where we will end up. what we want from china. what would be a better solution for china greater access to their markets or limited imports from china. i would say they keep growing in their economy. i don't want to reduce imports from china. i want to increase our access to their markets. and they talk a good game about that but in reality you talk to any american business that does business whether it's actually over terrorist reactions. it is incredibly hard to make money for countries. they have to start -- stop stealing our intellectual property. to make there's one other issue. the corporate tax rate in canada is 18% in mexico at 17%. if we reduce our corporate tax rates done 15% to be a huge incentive for manufacturing to stay here. th
mexico, canada or friendly countries to us or not so friendly like china and had to blink. they need us far more than we need them. it is not an equal partnership. i think what is important here is interest interest rates. they have risen dramatically. so far i think that's a very good thing. believes that there won't be a trade war. i think that's where we will end up. what we want from china. what would be a better solution for china greater access to their markets or limited imports from...
mexico and canada, that will be a walk in the park compared to a trade war with china, that is coming up next. whether it's connecting one of the world's most innovative campuses. or bringing wifi to 65,000 fans. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now save $500 on the queencse mattress with sleepiq technology. plus 36 months special financing. know better sleep with sleep number. charles: i've been predicting that mexico and canada will be quick with renegotiationing nafta. but it will be a different story with china. can we avoid a big scale trade war. jim is joining me, president-elect trump has spoken with xi jinping. they are making nice. but there are sab
mexico and canada, that will be a walk in the park compared to a trade war with china, that is coming up next. whether it's connecting one of the world's most innovative campuses. or bringing wifi to 65,000 fans. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what...
Countdown to the Closing Bell With Liz Claman : FBC : November 6, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm EST
since china entered the world trade organization another bill and hillary backed disaster. for the highest share of jobs lost due to a trade deficit with china. and then you are going to vote for the people that did that to you. i don't think so. why do i feel good about minnesota. [chanting] i will tell you one thing. if i don't win minnesota and cannot look really bad to those pundits. the world miss -- the world's most dishonest people. the media. they are dishonest people. and when hillary clinton was secretary of straight -- estate our trade deficit grew 40%. we are living through the greatest job loss in the history of the country. they moved their jobs overseas. they laid a 408 workers and moved their jobs overseas. they laid off 200 workers in plymouth and moved their jobs like 70 others to mexico. not can happen anymore. it's over. they moved their jobs to mexico. ibm laid off workers in minneapolis and moved their jobs to india and very other countries. they will stop the jobs from leading -- leaving america. we will stop them immediately from leaving minnesota. one of th
since china entered the world trade organization another bill and hillary backed disaster. for the highest share of jobs lost due to a trade deficit with china. and then you are going to vote for the people that did that to you. i don't think so. why do i feel good about minnesota. [chanting] i will tell you one thing. if i don't win minnesota and cannot look really bad to those pundits. the world miss -- the world's most dishonest people. the media. they are dishonest people. and when hillary...
Making Money With Charles Payne : FBC : November 4, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EDT
deficit with china and mexico. how do we say china we want to cut that in half. >> currency manipulation. everybody in washington. i work on the hill quite a bit. everybody knows that's a nuclear option. they always talk about it but nobody exercises it. charles: china spent $500 billion keeping their currency up. i think they have given up on that. how do we pull that trigger in the nuclear option? >> that's for congress and the president to be together. >> china owns our debt. charles: $1.2 trillion is a lot of money. are they using our leverage? >> the "wall street journal" has a new article out, the ticking time bomb. it will be worse than brexit or any uncertainty connected to the u.s. election. when you work on the hill, this is something we have to be relatively careful about. you can't just go to war with china. >> not to go to war with china. >> i understand in the pentagon every three months or six months they play a game, which is a war game. it used to be with russia when it was cold war. now it's with the chinese. they play a war game and economics and americans
deficit with china and mexico. how do we say china we want to cut that in half. >> currency manipulation. everybody in washington. i work on the hill quite a bit. everybody knows that's a nuclear option. they always talk about it but nobody exercises it. charles: china spent $500 billion keeping their currency up. i think they have given up on that. how do we pull that trigger in the nuclear option? >> that's for congress and the president to be together. >> china owns our...
Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : November 19, 2016 3:00am-4:01am EST
wrapping up his farewell tour. he's scheduled to meet with china's president, but just days ago china warned president-elect trump that cooperation is the only choice. trump's china adviser and transition team member michael pillsbury joins me here next. pillsbury joins me here next. stay with us. why do protein drinks taste chalky? then get worse? pillsbury joins me here next. stay with us. introducing protein shots from 5-hour energy. protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty, and still deliver 21 grams of protein with 100 calories. they're great for workouts, no matter how you work out... whether you're going for reps... or laps... or distance. you gotta try it... period. protein shots from 5-hour energy. great taste. 100 calories. 21 grams of protein. announcer: in your new role, we help you help. [airplane sounds] visit aarp.org/caregiving for information on how to provide even better care for the person who once took care of you. lou: in our online poll last night, we asked you do you believe the left-wing national media will give the president-elect due credit for r
wrapping up his farewell tour. he's scheduled to meet with china's president, but just days ago china warned president-elect trump that cooperation is the only choice. trump's china adviser and transition team member michael pillsbury joins me here next. pillsbury joins me here next. stay with us. why do protein drinks taste chalky? then get worse? pillsbury joins me here next. stay with us. introducing protein shots from 5-hour energy. protein shots from 5-hour energy are smooth and tasty,...
Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : November 18, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am EST
you. up next, president obama wrapping up his farewell tour. he's scheduled to meet with china's president, but just days ago china warned president-elect trump that cooperation is the only choice. trump's china adviser and transition team member michael pillsbury joins me here next. stay with us. lou: in our online poll last night, we asked you do you believe the left-wing national media will give the president-elect due credit for reaching out graciously to mitt romney and governor nicki nikki? 94% of you expressed, well, a negative thought. saying no to that. i think you're right, by the way. joining me now, michael pillsbury, an adviser to the trump transition team, director of chinese strategy at the hudson institute. also the author of "the new york times"' bestseller "the hundred-year marathon." and it is great, michael, of you to give us your time and your thoughts here tonight. first of all, she has not been in any way reluctant to express some very firm attitudes about cooperation to the president-elect. we've had jack ma who, as you know, serves as something of a, rc a
you. up next, president obama wrapping up his farewell tour. he's scheduled to meet with china's president, but just days ago china warned president-elect trump that cooperation is the only choice. trump's china adviser and transition team member michael pillsbury joins me here next. stay with us. lou: in our online poll last night, we asked you do you believe the left-wing national media will give the president-elect due credit for reaching out graciously to mitt romney and governor nicki...
After the Bell : FBC : November 6, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm EST
the world on real goods. of almost 800 billion dollars a year. we have the trade deficit with china of almost $500 billion a year. we can't let it go on. i have tremendous relationships. i've made a lot of money with china. a lot of money. great deals. leases, condo, the bank of america building in san francisco. other things, through china. china is fine. i'm not upset with china at all. i'm upset with our leaders for allowing this mess to happen. [applause] and i'm upset with the people of minnesota for allowing your mess to happen, but we're going to straighten it out. we're going to straighten it out. we're going to straighten it out. i've had had so many letters and so many calls, from some of the people that are in this audience right now. beside themselves folks we're going to straighten it out. we're just two days away from the change you've been waiting for your entire life. [applause] together, we will make america wealthy again. we owe two, we oh $20 trillion, how about we gave iran we thought -- $400 million in cash. and everybody but everybody got angry. and then we wit
the world on real goods. of almost 800 billion dollars a year. we have the trade deficit with china of almost $500 billion a year. we can't let it go on. i have tremendous relationships. i've made a lot of money with china. a lot of money. great deals. leases, condo, the bank of america building in san francisco. other things, through china. china is fine. i'm not upset with china at all. i'm upset with our leaders for allowing this mess to happen. [applause] and i'm upset with the people of...
Countdown to the Closing Bell With Liz Claman : FBC : November 28, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm EST
china. wait until you hear what he did today. that is next on "countdown." liz: we've got some breaking news and and update here. in 22 to 25 minutes we're expected to know more at horrifying attack at ohio state university. 4:00 p.m. the university is expected to hold a briefing for media where officials give an update on the tragic attack took place this morning. ashley webster in the newsroom on a senseless act of violence on a university campus no less. >> very troubling and very violent an on purpose as we heard local law enforcement say on numerous occasions. as you say we'll hear the very latest from law enforcement at 4:00 p.m. eastern. here are a few details coming out now. according to sources confirming to fox news the suspect identified as 18-year-old abdul atan believed to be of somalia descent. moved from somalia to the united states via pakistan. he has legal permanent residency. this unfolded shortly before 10:00 local time. used his car as a weapon, drove up on to the curb, hit a group of people standing on the sidewalk. then got out of the car and attacked any
china. wait until you hear what he did today. that is next on "countdown." liz: we've got some breaking news and and update here. in 22 to 25 minutes we're expected to know more at horrifying attack at ohio state university. 4:00 p.m. the university is expected to hold a briefing for media where officials give an update on the tragic attack took place this morning. ashley webster in the newsroom on a senseless act of violence on a university campus no less. >> very troubling...
After the Bell : FBC : November 10, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm EST
being down five, 6%, screaming buy. they don't make anything in china but yes to focus on apple i think you're absolutely right. it is not like i see 15, 20% drop for apple. i think the major growth story over for that specific reason. david: scott, i sensed on election night. melissa and i were here all night dow futures were down 800 points. i sense there is a panic in the tech sector that is unwarranted. what do you think? >> i agree. you know what? for the next five years, those are going to be horses that drive this market. america, this -- david: this is important scott. just to put a fine point on it. this is a buy. the fact that the tech sector is down, we couldn't get a buy on other sectors getting down because they popped up as soon as election was over maybe this is the buy we've been looking for, the tech sector? >> i agree because these are the things that will take us through the roof going forward, because donald trump is you all about innovation, right? these are, tech companies will innovate. number two, they will create wealth. unfortunately will be upper 20% of income
being down five, 6%, screaming buy. they don't make anything in china but yes to focus on apple i think you're absolutely right. it is not like i see 15, 20% drop for apple. i think the major growth story over for that specific reason. david: scott, i sensed on election night. melissa and i were here all night dow futures were down 800 points. i sense there is a panic in the tech sector that is unwarranted. what do you think? >> i agree. you know what? for the next five years, those are...
Making Money With Charles Payne : FBC : November 9, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EST
policemen of the world anymore and withdraw from a place like japan when china as imperialistic ambitions. i know we want people to start ponying up some cash. where are we going to go there? >> japan need to be the bedrock of our treaty relationships there and south korea coming up close on the inside track as a major player. i think that need to get in a situation where we usually ordinarily and at a fairly low level of substantial to low level of diplomacy, we are continually engaged with our allies. the obama administration got allies mixed up with adversaries. they treated allies like israel as if they were adversaries. and adversaries like iran like they were allies. and we have to get off that. and i think trump has enough common sense approach to things he could well do that. charles: ambassador, thank you very much. congratulations. >> we are breaking down trump's economic priorities. grand ambitions. your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reac
policemen of the world anymore and withdraw from a place like japan when china as imperialistic ambitions. i know we want people to start ponying up some cash. where are we going to go there? >> japan need to be the bedrock of our treaty relationships there and south korea coming up close on the inside track as a major player. i think that need to get in a situation where we usually ordinarily and at a fairly low level of substantial to low level of diplomacy, we are continually engaged...
be meeting with him momentarily. what is that about? i was wondering if china is a concern to japan? what is on japan's plate in terms of dealing with the next president? >> wealth interesting thing is, that prime minister abe of japan, inherited a very bad economy. it has been a bad economy for almost two decades. his abe-nomics, potentially turning around japan economy, is might be something he wants to talk to donald trump about. i want a projobs economy, have very different plans, growth plans, regulatory plans maybe they have something to talk about there. but the second thing and the big elephant in the room is going to be what is the situation in asia and the south china sea and east china sea. some of those islands are contested by the japanese as well as chinese. what are the chinese up to? how does the united states work with our traditional ally dealing with it? david: they definitely need us dealing with china. kt thank you. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, david. melissa: president donald trump getting ready to move into the white house in january but will the door be
be meeting with him momentarily. what is that about? i was wondering if china is a concern to japan? what is on japan's plate in terms of dealing with the next president? >> wealth interesting thing is, that prime minister abe of japan, inherited a very bad economy. it has been a bad economy for almost two decades. his abe-nomics, potentially turning around japan economy, is might be something he wants to talk to donald trump about. i want a projobs economy, have very different plans,...
europe, or china or russia still abiding by the deal, because from their perspective, iran had done what it was supposed to do. so it becomes more difficult i think to undo something that is working than undo something that isn't working. when you're not responsible for it, call it a terrible deal and when you are responsible for the deal, then preventing iran from getting nuclear weapons, you're more likely to look at the facts. that is going to be true in other circumstances, for example, the, there has been a lot of talk about possibility of undoing this international agreement. you have 200 countries that signed up to this thing and, the good news is. the good news what we've been able to show over the last five, six, eight years. that it is possible to grow the economy really fast and, possible to bring down carbon emissions as well. it is not just a bunch of rules that we set up. you've got utilities that are putting in solar panels and creating jobs. you have got the big three automakers who have seen record sales and are overachieving on the fuel efficiency standards that we
europe, or china or russia still abiding by the deal, because from their perspective, iran had done what it was supposed to do. so it becomes more difficult i think to undo something that is working than undo something that isn't working. when you're not responsible for it, call it a terrible deal and when you are responsible for the deal, then preventing iran from getting nuclear weapons, you're more likely to look at the facts. that is going to be true in other circumstances, for example,...
Wall Street Week : FBC : November 19, 2016 9:30am-10:01am EST
that we have to watch what's happening in asia, in china, in europe. and so these things are all going to interplay. but as to whether we're not growing at all, i don't know. that's, that might be a stretch. maria: what about the sectors? you said there are a couple of groups that you can understand that would be positive in terms of the regulations rolling back. what are those industries, jim? >> well, i think there would be, certainly, some areas like energy, various different parts of energying and transportation where -- energy and transportation where i think less regulation will be perceived as a positive. but again, be careful what you wish for because relaxation of certain rules may end up being deflationary for certain assets. and so it's always hard to sort of connect the dots in ways that we're certain of. maria: the banks, certainly, have been rallying, right? >> yeah. the banks have been rallying. but, again, if you look at say what mr. bannon has outlined as his world view, he calls it hard capitalism. and be hard capitalism wouldn't be too friendly to some of the b
that we have to watch what's happening in asia, in china, in europe. and so these things are all going to interplay. but as to whether we're not growing at all, i don't know. that's, that might be a stretch. maria: what about the sectors? you said there are a couple of groups that you can understand that would be positive in terms of the regulations rolling back. what are those industries, jim? >> well, i think there would be, certainly, some areas like energy, various different parts of...
The Intelligence Report With Trish Regan : FBC : November 17, 2016 2:00pm-3:01pm EST
along and he will be the best with china. i know you don't want to do it and you said that and made that clear. what are your thoughts on who should do it? >> yeah, i think steven mnuchin should do it. i talked to donald on and off in the last few weeks. you know, i definitely would not do it. i never reported to anybody in my life. it's not my thing and actually, look, i think i'm a smart guy. i think steve is a very smart guy. i think steve at this job would do better than i would and i think he will do a capable job. he's the real loyalists for donald, he wants to do the same program that donald wants to do, which really is to, number one, the most important thing in this country to stop the regulatory agencies from running them up, which they do. by the way, there are good regulations, there are good regulatory agencies but it's just gotten completely out of hand and the effect that has and i've been saying that for a long time -- trish: i know you have. >> you really don't have business investment. trish: discouraging investment. i want to get back to that in a second. let me a
along and he will be the best with china. i know you don't want to do it and you said that and made that clear. what are your thoughts on who should do it? >> yeah, i think steven mnuchin should do it. i talked to donald on and off in the last few weeks. you know, i definitely would not do it. i never reported to anybody in my life. it's not my thing and actually, look, i think i'm a smart guy. i think steve is a very smart guy. i think steve at this job would do better than i would and...
Mornings With Maria Bartiromo : FBC : November 11, 2016 6:00am-9:01am EST
financing. know better sleep with sleep number. out. maria: china's economic slowdown is not getting in the way of the country's online shopping day of the year, alibaba chattered the singles day sales record and still a couple of hours left in 24-hour promotion. bryan with us. let me ask you about that. alibaba had a billion dollars in sales in five minutes. >> $5 billion in sales in two hours. 175,000 orders per second in the first hour. this is exactly why u.s. companies wanting to to the get in on this. you have levi's, apple, u.s. companies say we want to reach the chinese consumer because they are willing to spend big time. maria: i always chuckle at singles day. it's bun any. they have their rule, one child rule and they celebrate being single. [laughter] >> don't wait to get presents until you get married. by them for yourself. >> go out because you're single and get together with groups and potentially meet someone initially and then became, okay, we will celebrate yourself, buy something for yourself. maria: i'm all in. [laughter] dagen: speaking of retail, though, some of
financing. know better sleep with sleep number. out. maria: china's economic slowdown is not getting in the way of the country's online shopping day of the year, alibaba chattered the singles day sales record and still a couple of hours left in 24-hour promotion. bryan with us. let me ask you about that. alibaba had a billion dollars in sales in five minutes. >> $5 billion in sales in two hours. 175,000 orders per second in the first hour. this is exactly why u.s. companies wanting to to...
Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : November 6, 2016 7:00pm-9:01pm EST
server at home if china -- russia, iran, don't have all of those documents, then we have nothing to worry about from them. then they are completely incomp tengt at the game of hacking. >> it is absolutely extraordinary, and where does it leave the justice department which looks utterly compromised because both clinton -- hillarythe nominee former secref state, member of the obama administration, and president obama had said clearly signaled in every way, and -- absolutely overtly that they want had the justice department to back off. and it looks as though they've not only backed off, but they have put up road blocks brought a hammer with them to which apparently james comey is responding. >> well, i mean, that moment loretta lynch met blict on the tarmac in arizona, at 120-degree temperature about four days before hillary's interview. needsly she surprised the case. she said she was going to recuse herself. she hasn't, she's been involved in trying to talk combmy out of sending original letter. she took to review from comey and didn't turn it over to one of her deputies so she kind
server at home if china -- russia, iran, don't have all of those documents, then we have nothing to worry about from them. then they are completely incomp tengt at the game of hacking. >> it is absolutely extraordinary, and where does it leave the justice department which looks utterly compromised because both clinton -- hillarythe nominee former secref state, member of the obama administration, and president obama had said clearly signaled in every way, and -- absolutely overtly that...
with respect to trade. he will do what he has to do and push and fight china. he will get concessions on nafta right away. if we continue to do that, i think wall street is worried there is a trade war. how much outside can there be, taking into account potential pullback here and there? >> clearly, if europe can get its act together and china seems like it didn't have the hard fall everybody was predicting and global economy continues to be positive, good trade relationships with these other countries and entities and regions could all be positive for the u.s. especially if we are talking about reinventing manufacturing in this country. but there are a lot of ifs in that statement. charles: we are talking about a self-fulfilling prophecy if people buy into this. we -- a year and a half ago we saw the lowest number of entrepreneurs, new businesses start up. we saw all the key underpinnings that have been a foundation for this country. i think they are currenting around. i listened to individual companies. they are telling the story of an america that feels like the many getting back t
with respect to trade. he will do what he has to do and push and fight china. he will get concessions on nafta right away. if we continue to do that, i think wall street is worried there is a trade war. how much outside can there be, taking into account potential pullback here and there? >> clearly, if europe can get its act together and china seems like it didn't have the hard fall everybody was predicting and global economy continues to be positive, good trade relationships with these...
this dire warning from one of china's richest men. quote, if they, trump and china don't work with each other, it will be a disaster end quote. there is a nice positive thought to start things out. joining me, kt mcfarland. chief economist for moody's, onroberts. jack mau is a bit much to start with, but he's one of china's global ambassadors. he starts this nonsense. this is not a smart thing for the chinese to do. obama e-mails to let them lower their standards. >> they are pushing us around in the south china sea trying to claim one of the world's great trade routes. we may have a confrontation with china. we built up our military. if the united states doesn't back down. what's interesting about what you just said. this is a new opportunity, a new president who thinks outside the box. he's not a status quo guy. lou: it makes it all the more aggravating that that on of a gun would start that way and the chinese would start that way. >> china needs the u.s. consumer. today we are focusing on the equity market rally. one of the worst days for the treasury bond market, one of the re
this dire warning from one of china's richest men. quote, if they, trump and china don't work with each other, it will be a disaster end quote. there is a nice positive thought to start things out. joining me, kt mcfarland. chief economist for moody's, onroberts. jack mau is a bit much to start with, but he's one of china's global ambassadors. he starts this nonsense. this is not a smart thing for the chinese to do. obama e-mails to let them lower their standards. >> they are pushing us...
-china protesters hit the streets burning flags and setting fire in the street. more on that. u.s. stocks were sharply higher yesterday pointed higher yesterday. the dow up 250.10 we may hit a record high today. let's check in right now and see her features are shaping up with another rally on our hands. nasdaq futures up 1% from the train to a look at this with japan saying 5% yesterday. the nikkei average soared 7% or thus check out the shanghai composite index. lauren: crude oil prices rising three days in a row. nicole: earnings season may be winding down, kohl's, macy's, nordstrom's altar report the latest results. lauren: cord cutters have espn affected disney earnings. they are out after the closing bell. nicole: in sports at his career versus curry. seth curry playing for the dallas mavericks. we have the highlights. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. your first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. nicole: president-elect donald trump to meet with resident apartment this morning. president obama sincere about fulfilling its responsibility to ensure a smooth tra
-china protesters hit the streets burning flags and setting fire in the street. more on that. u.s. stocks were sharply higher yesterday pointed higher yesterday. the dow up 250.10 we may hit a record high today. let's check in right now and see her features are shaping up with another rally on our hands. nasdaq futures up 1% from the train to a look at this with japan saying 5% yesterday. the nikkei average soared 7% or thus check out the shanghai composite index. lauren: crude oil prices...
Wall Street Week : FBC : November 6, 2016 9:30pm-10:01pm EST
perspective of xi ping in china and not just the american perspective. and the world has changed. all the countries in asia are china-centric. they are dependent on the chinese economy and exports to china. they are dependent on the 130 million chinese visitors. anthony: you wake up next wednesday morning, give us an asset allocation strategy globally you take with both of the candidates given one wins and one loses. what do you do? >> my view is we don't know how the world will look like in five years' time. we have manipulated asset markets with artificially low interest rates and you need to be diversified. by and large. individual and institutional investors are grossly underweight, gold, silver, platinum, and i would recommend every listener to hold to gold. when people say i own some gold. not just 3%. i would say hold at least 20-30 percent of your liquid assets in gold. why would you hold u.s. dollar cash or any cash in the world which has frequently less than zero interest rates when you can have gold which is an honest currency. >> our thanks to marc faber, "gloom, doom and
perspective of xi ping in china and not just the american perspective. and the world has changed. all the countries in asia are china-centric. they are dependent on the chinese economy and exports to china. they are dependent on the 130 million chinese visitors. anthony: you wake up next wednesday morning, give us an asset allocation strategy globally you take with both of the candidates given one wins and one loses. what do you do? >> my view is we don't know how the world will look...
Kennedy : FBC : November 23, 2016 8:00pm-9:01pm EST
world. but it's a state owned bank owned by the communist china. this is a company that does business with the united states government. we give them subjects does so they will buy boeing jets. we are? trade negotiations trying to get lots of countries in china to wind down their state-owned enterprise. you shouldn't have state-owned banks. will he say that to china when that will take away one of his tenants? presumably they are cutting rent checks every month. but i see that as one of 100 possible conflicts with the national interests and trump's financial interests might be at odds. >> do you think having the bank in trump power, did that influence his decision to pull out of tpp? >> tpp is seen as a way to challenge china's power in asia. i have no idea what went none the hallways or elevators of trump tower. but if you wanted to stand up to china, the tpp would be aiming to do it. i'm not saying that means it's worth it. but pulling out of tpp, it makes it easy for it to be the king of asia. we are saying look across the pacific to america and deal with us. kennedy: the trump nam
world. but it's a state owned bank owned by the communist china. this is a company that does business with the united states government. we give them subjects does so they will buy boeing jets. we are? trade negotiations trying to get lots of countries in china to wind down their state-owned enterprise. you shouldn't have state-owned banks. will he say that to china when that will take away one of his tenants? presumably they are cutting rent checks every month. but i see that as one of 100...
Wall Street Week : FBC : November 11, 2016 8:30pm-9:01pm EST
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Varney & Company : FBC : November 15, 2016 9:00am-12:01pm EST
deportees. and china fires a warning shot on the trade front. investors not phased at all. a series of records force stocks and looking stronger, they open today. we're about 130 odd points from 19 k. how about this? technology stocks are stabilizing. the suspects still leaderless and they're focusing their attention on steve bannon's, the president-elect's chief strategist, it's an allout attack. senator harry reid will take to the senate floor to call bannon an anti-semmite, a racist, and "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪(music) >> president obama is in greece this morning and this is his final overseas trip as president. he's reassuring leaders about his successor and going on to angela merkel. we'll see if he says anything about donald trump. another record close for the dow, the record 12th of the year, 18, 868, what, 130-odd points from 19,000, we're within reach today. take a look at tech stocks, since election day, big losses, down 5% on apple. amazon 9%, facebook 7%, these are significant losses and microsoft on your screen, 4 1/2% and google 7%, now, the news this mor
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president-elect could we be having a brewing trade war on our hands with china. >> china! liz: we're talking to the wall street veteran who has been to china at least 100 times. no exaggeration for mike holland. he is coming up with all it means for your money and those momentum plays like alibaba. chinese stocks, we're talking about that coming up. >> chinese stocks! ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free decision guide. it's ful
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% yesterday stocks in japan and higher, tech out nikkei and china shanghai composite up .8%. lauren: 44.38 the bar real. lauren: we have to talk about disney. earnings disappoint as revenues town at espn. nicole: 25 unanswered points to roll over cleveland browns, traditionally rivalry heads up to the football field as duke upsets unc. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in the new york. good morning, november 11th, veterans day. we honor veterans today and fallen heros, welcome to fbn:am. we do want to remind you stock market is open, the banks and bond markets are closed. nicole: breaking this morning, protestors taking to the street across president elect donald trump for a second night. this time the protests turned violent. estimated 4,000 people marching portland, oregon, police calling the protests there riot after store windows were smashed and dumpster was set on fire downtown. demonstrators shut down freeway and a number of people were arrested. lauren: donald trump just tweeted just had a successful election now professional protesters incited by the media protesting, very unfair. other protests
% yesterday stocks in japan and higher, tech out nikkei and china shanghai composite up .8%. lauren: 44.38 the bar real. lauren: we have to talk about disney. earnings disappoint as revenues town at espn. nicole: 25 unanswered points to roll over cleveland browns, traditionally rivalry heads up to the football field as duke upsets unc. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in the new york. good morning, november 11th, veterans day. we honor veterans today and fallen heros, welcome to fbn:am. we do want to remind...
Cavuto: Coast to Coast : FBC : November 3, 2016 12:00pm-2:01pm EDT
china entered the world trade organization. another bill and hillary backed deal. we look at them not. don't worry. we're living through the greatest jobs fast in the history of the world. greatest jobs fast in the history of the world. each of the administration will stop the from leaving america and we will stop the jobs from leaving the state of florida. i can tell you. the theft of american prosperity will end. and we don't mind that it's 115 degrees in this room, right? it is hot in this room. you know what, that's okay. release a couple pounds. not the worst thing in the world. from now on is going to be america first. a chump administration will negotiate nafta and we will stand up to foreign product, currency manipulation and all unfair subsidy behavior which is a lot. we will also immediately stop the job killing transpacific partnership, another disaster potential deal. as part of our plan to bring back jobs, we are going to lower taxes on american business from 35% to 15%. we will also cancel billions of global warming payments to the united nations. billions and billio
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Kennedy : FBC : November 12, 2016 8:00am-9:01am EST
china do whatever china wants and not question them on it including taking over major trade routes. trump said we'll renegotiate those deals. the iran nuclear deal, he said he will renegotiate that. kennedy: what do you do with the iran deal? what is the united states capable of doing now that it's been executed? >> you can do a lot with sanctions. kennedy: what can a president do unilaterally? >> what he could do is go to the international banking community. and we could unilaterally do things with our financial -- the world trade dollars. the other thing is the iranians have a new relationship that they are trying to foster with russia. with iran, russia, syria. is there some way we can bust that party up? kennedy: that remains to be seen. hopefully we do it without force. i know you have the ear of the trump consortium. >> i don't really, but go ahead. kennedy: get them to nominate judge napolitano for the supreme court. >> you know judge napolitano's principle on yearbook, somebody wrote in the most likely graduate this class to be on the united states supreme court it works fo
china do whatever china wants and not question them on it including taking over major trade routes. trump said we'll renegotiate those deals. the iran nuclear deal, he said he will renegotiate that. kennedy: what do you do with the iran deal? what is the united states capable of doing now that it's been executed? >> you can do a lot with sanctions. kennedy: what can a president do unilaterally? >> what he could do is go to the international banking community. and we could...
Wall Street Week : FBC : November 12, 2016 9:00am-9:31am EST
set his sights on china and mexico. >> you are losing your factories, they are going to china and mexico. china and mexico. just h it was always just a hobby something he did for fun until the day it became something much more. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. anthony: president-elect trump made it clear on the campaign trail web's not against trade deals web's against bad trade deals. >> the children tons gave us nafta. think of it. the worst trade deal ever signed by any country ever. anthony: what can we expect from a trump administration in terms of trade and economic growth. mario gabelli is back with us. there is talk about tariffs and punitive taxes. >> 60 years ago i took economics 101, and we head about the impact in the 1930s and the impact holly had on the trade. it was imposed in 1930 and the great depression continued. but ricardo and adam smith, the fundamental forbearers of the system of allocating capital would around wants efficiency. anthony: we had a cat his mick a cataclysmic event this week. >> the markets are quick
set his sights on china and mexico. >> you are losing your factories, they are going to china and mexico. china and mexico. just h it was always just a hobby something he did for fun until the day it became something much more. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. anthony: president-elect trump made it clear on the campaign trail web's not against trade deals web's against bad trade deals. >> the children tons gave us nafta. think of it. the...
Cavuto: Coast to Coast : FBC : November 10, 2016 12:00pm-2:01pm EST
traditional way. is there pressure on donald trump to be that bold the china shop throughout his the even down to his demeanor? >> i think that today mr. trump is going to go into the white house. he's going to respect the white house with the dignity and respect that it deserves. the ball in the china shop absolutely got elected to change washington. that is exactly what he will do. but he can do that and show respect for the office, for the current president and for the white house that they are not mutually exclusive. neil: do you ever read, i'm sure tired of hearing, people have asked your baby, when a meeting is on this long, it's already a little bit about 30 minutes longer than president bush at the time meeting with the guy who succeeded barack obama. they didn't oppose each other in the race, the two gentlemen who did commit george bush senior and bill clinton met in the oval office excess of two hours. maybe we read too much into this stuff, but what do you make of it? >> no common to think what it shows that i've experienced us of mr. trump. it's a very inquisitive man. i'm sur
traditional way. is there pressure on donald trump to be that bold the china shop throughout his the even down to his demeanor? >> i think that today mr. trump is going to go into the white house. he's going to respect the white house with the dignity and respect that it deserves. the ball in the china shop absolutely got elected to change washington. that is exactly what he will do. but he can do that and show respect for the office, for the current president and for the white house...
minute on oil. steve, we're facing serious competition from the likes of mexico and china in the way of cheaper labor, and frankly, i don't think we can compete with our because our living expenses are that much more. but there are other ways we can compete, right? >> absolutely, and trish, listen, thankfully our workers are among the most productive in the world. trish: very true. >> we can't compe t we have to take off. i liken the american economy to a runner weighted down, we're wearing a weighted vest. we can run a lot faster than now if we take the vest off. the vest is government. primarily regulation and taxes. if we take that off i believe we can accelerate and do so rather quickly. this is the main reason that my candidate is now the president-elect, that he spoke in a very clear and concise way to the american worker who hasn't on average had a raise in this century, and we have to put a stop to that. income inequality is largely due to government policy. i believe trump's policies with able team he's constructing is going to alleviate that in a serious way. trish: to jeff
minute on oil. steve, we're facing serious competition from the likes of mexico and china in the way of cheaper labor, and frankly, i don't think we can compete with our because our living expenses are that much more. but there are other ways we can compete, right? >> absolutely, and trish, listen, thankfully our workers are among the most productive in the world. trish: very true. >> we can't compe t we have to take off. i liken the american economy to a runner weighted down,...
Lou Dobbs Tonight : FBC : November 25, 2016 7:00pm-8:01pm EST
? do you think iran is not putting iran's interest first or china not putting china's interest first. for the globalist to criticize the united states people who are rebelling against globalism or the elites saying they should always think we're right, always be advocates of globalism because globalism is so great with everybody. i think it's interesting that gutteres admits they have a problem and may have gotten worse. lou: the globalist elites trying to deny the middle class of this country, for example are being absolutely savaged by the policies loosely the rubric of globalization and resulted in their losses of jobs, their earning power. importantly their loss of purchasing power upon which this country's prosperity depends. now germany and china depend on our largesse, if you will, in a global economic system in which we support them, we-run deficits, as donald trump pointed out throughout the entire campaign. we cannot continue that madness and it's creating huge, huge fissures in the prospects for the return of prosperity. let me turn to two geopolitical threats that are ext
? do you think iran is not putting iran's interest first or china not putting china's interest first. for the globalist to criticize the united states people who are rebelling against globalism or the elites saying they should always think we're right, always be advocates of globalism because globalism is so great with everybody. i think it's interesting that gutteres admits they have a problem and may have gotten worse. lou: the globalist elites trying to deny the middle class of this country,...
quarters 1% paid the shanghai composite in china three quarters of 1%. the nikkei in japan meeting on december 20th and also today over the last 24 hours cutting trade data showing imports and exports wheat at the hong kong hang seng up fractionally paid up fractionally paid to create costly than half of 1%. lauren: little bit different as we flip the board. some of the averages did open higher. the ftse 100 down six points that the cac down nine with the dx and germany down 27. european central bank mario dropped a meeting with parliament later today. nicole: watching the dow once again up fractionally applied. s&p up to for futures. nasdaq on friday had a lifetime high of pulled off that. they've been hovering not too far of record. lauren: oil prices go up in a big way up 1.4% to $46.31 a barrel. gold of six books to total 14 announce and the dollar has something to do with that. true to no doubt that the dollar looking very strong. today right now little bit of a reversal. the euro, canadian dollar, japanese and have gained strength in our stronger with the u.k. pound weaker. laur
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America's 1,000 Richest Neighborhoods
Richard Florida
They're still largely concentrated in the older suburbs of just a handful of metro areas.
America's "one percent" are a privileged bunch. It takes an adjusted gross income of almost $400,000 to be counted among those who make up the country's top earners. Together, the top 1 percent account for nearly 20 percent of reported taxable income in the U.S.
Overall, the one percent are heavily concentrated along the East and West Coasts. And despite all the talk about gentrification and the movement of the uber-affluent back to the cities, their numbers are overwhelmingly concentrated in the upscale suburbs of America's increasingly bicoastal economy – places like Greenwich, Connecticut; Bethesda and Potomac, Maryland; Coral Gables, Florida; and Newport Beach, California.
Eighteen neighborhoods have average incomes of more than $500,000.
These are the location patterns of America's super rich that geographer Stephen Higley has documented in a new analysis of America's 1,000 richest neighborhoods. Higley compiled his list using data from the 2006-2010 American Community Survey, identifying contiguous block groups (a subdivision of census tracts) with a mean household income of $200,000 or more. (Note that it is possible that these mean household incomes are in fact underestimates, as households can only claim up to about $2 million in income on the American Community Survey. For more on Higley's methodology see his website).
America's 1,000 richest neighborhoods are home to two million Americans, a group that makes up just 0.6 percent of the country's population. The top 63 wealthiest neighborhoods have mean household incomes of $390,000 or above, making their average resident automatically a member of the country's one percent. At the very top, 18 of these neighborhoods have mean household incomes above $500,000.
The table below lists the ten richest neighborhoods in America according to Higley's analysis. At the top of this list is a small area of Greenwich, Connecticut, that realtors call the "Golden Triangle," where household incomes average a whopping $614,242. The rest of the top five are similarly made up of established and elite suburban enclaves. Three are in the Maryland suburbs outside Washington, D.C. – Bethesda's Bradley Manor-Longwood, and Potomac's Potomac Manors and Carderock-The Palisades. Old Cutler-Hammock Oaks, in the Miami suburb of Coral Gables, also makes the top five. Two of the top ten are in Newport Beach, outside L.A.
America's Richest Neighborhoods
Rank Neighborhood City Mean Household Income
1 The Golden Triangle Greenwich, CT $614,242
2 Bradley Manor-Longwood Bethesda, MD $599,440
3 Potomac Manors Potomac, MD $599,331
4 Old Cutler-Hammock Oaks Coral Gables, FL $596,851
5 Carderock-The Palisades Potomac, MD $595,669
6 East Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL $593,454
7 Swinks Mill-Dominion Reserve McLean, VA $562,596
8 Cameo Shores-Highlands Newport Beach, CA $554,721
9 Pelican Hill-Pelican Crest Newport Beach, CA $549,659
10 Greenhaven Rye, NY $540,403
In large part, America's wealthiest neighborhoods are its toniest suburbs. Many of them are even referred to by the country club that defines them – like Glencoe, Illinois's Skokie Country Club, or Greenwich's Stanwich Club, or Bethesda's Burning Tree Club.
That said, a number of urban centers show up on the broader list and, according to Higley, their attractiveness for the richest Americans has grown substantially since 2000. Note that Chicago's East Lakeshore Drive historic district, in the heart of its downtown, takes the sixth spot on the list.
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Significant chunks of Manhattan's Upper East Side and Upper West Side, as well as Soho, Tribeca, Chelsea, the Village and Battery City Park in Lower Manhattan, number among America's 1,000 richest neighborhoods. Two gentrified areas of Brooklyn, Cobble Hill and Dumbo, appear on the list too. Across the country, in increasingly pricey San Francisco, center-city neighborhoods like Balboa Terrace, Presidio Heights, Russian Hill, and Inner Richmond also number among the 1,000 wealthiest. In Boston, parts of downtown make the list, as do several condo developments by the harbor and near Jamaica Pond, and the Bay Village neighborhood, nestled between Back Bay and Chinatown. In D.C., more and more dense neighborhoods appear on the list, including Georgetown and, significantly, the heavily gentrifying area around Logan Circle. Overall, Higley notes that there has been a "striking increase in the number of Block Groups found in central cities."
Keep in mind that urban areas are denser by definition, and do not have the kind of large lot exclusionary zoning that keep the suburbs the province of the uber-wealthy. Despite being attractive to the super-rich, urban neighborhoods typically have inherited a much broader range of housing types and income groups, and generally include many more renters than even an average suburban neighborhood.
"Commuter fatigue" may be a factor in the growth of elite urban neighborhoods and inner suburbs.
Older, walkable suburbs that are close to transit have also come up the list as preferred locations of the super-rich. Many of America's largest metros have reached a traffic tipping point. Highways and roads are clogged, and commuting has become something to be avoided. In an email to me, Higley cited "commuting fatigue" as a key driver of this back-toward-the-city trend among the ultra-affluent.
America's super-rich enclaves are overwhelmingly white, according to Higley's analysis, which looked in detail at the racial and ethnic composition of the 1000 richest communities. Eight of every 10 residents of the top 1,000 are non-Hispanic white, a rate about 20 percent higher than America's overall racial breakdown. But Higley notes that America's richest communities have become somewhat more diverse over the last decade. Between 2000 and 2010, the white population of these 1,000 richest neighborhoods actually fell from 91 to 82.9 percent. The share of Asian Americans jumped from 4.8 to 7.9 percent, and of Latinos from 2.2 to 4.6 percent. Black representation remains low, increasing from 1 to just 1.7 percent over the last decade. In many ways, this last, sobering statistic is a reminder of the enduring legacy of race in America.
America's wealthiest neighborhoods are also concentrated in a relatively small number of metros across the country. (The table below shows the top dozen metros with the largest numbers of super-rich neighborhoods according to Highley's analysis.) Nearly a quarter of them are in the New York metropolitan area. Another ten percent (102) are found in Greater Washington, D.C. The Bos-Wash corridor — including D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Hartford, Providence, Worcester, and Boston — accounts for 41 percent. On the West Coast, greater L.A. (including Orange County) is home to 9 percent, and the Bay Area as a whole (the Combined Statistical Area that includes Oakland and San Jose) accounts for another 6 percent.
Just the top five regions where the super-rich are located – New York, D.C., L.A., San Francisco, and Chicago – account for more than half of America's 1,000 richest neighborhoods. This reflects the unprecedented, growing concentration of U.S. economic activity overall.
America's Richest Neighborhoods, By Metro Area
Metro Area Number of Higley 1000 Population in Higley 1000
New York City 234 664,771
Washington, D.C. 102 192,480
Los Angeles 91 199,386
San Francisco Bay Area 61 127,271
Chicago 55 100,703
Boston 36 85,792
Dallas-Fort Worth 35 71,432
Miami 34 40,901
Philadelphia 27 57,891
Atlanta 23 30,825
Denver 20 26,969
Houston 16 56,019
So it is not only that wealth is concentrated at the top, but also that the wealthy are concentrated in a relatively small number of metros and geographic enclaves within them. Even with ongoing gentrification and aristocratization of some of our biggest cities, it is the gated and gilded enclaves of the suburbs where the ultra-wealthy still most commonly reside.
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Brian Gilchrist, a partner in the Hong Kong office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP, practices dispute resolution, with a focus on commercial litigation involving matters concerning banking, insurance, tax, employment, contentious probate, directors' duties and minority shareholders' rights. He is also an experienced advisor on regulatory matters and has handled both domestic and multijurisdictional arbitrations. Who's Who Legal lists Mr. Gilchrist as one of the world's leading mediation experts.
Mr. Gilchrist has acted as a key legal advisor to many of the largest Hong Kong and international companies and institutions. He has acted for as well as against Regulators, and is recognized in the market as someone who is usually involved in any 'bet the company' dispute in Hong Kong.
Mr. Gilchrist has sat as a Deputy Judge of the High Court of Hong Kong SAR, as well as tribunal chairman for a statutory body dealing with appeals. He has been elected and currently serves as a Vice President of the Law Society of Hong Kong, having joined the Council since early 2009.
Mr. Gilchrist has acted as the Honorary Legal Advisor to the British Consul General in Hong Kong for over 15 years.
He is top-ranked by Chambers Asia Pacific. In the 2020 edition, an interviewee noted, "he is one of the towering figures in Hong Kong litigation." Mr. Gilchrist is recognized in the Legal 500's Hall of Fame having been listed as a Leading Individual for many consecutive years.
Mr. Gilchrist has acted as the General Editor for Chitty on Contracts Hong Kong Specific Volume from the initial edition, as well as contributing to the Hong Kong White Book since it was first published. He has sat on the High Court Rules Committee and the Solicitors Higher Rights of Audience Assessment Board, and is presently a member of the Court of Final Appeal Rules Committee and the Standing Committee on Legal Education and Training, as well as a member of a number of other statutory bodies and committees.
Mr. Gilchrist graduated from Cambridge University, Magdalene College with a Bachelor of Arts in 1987 and a Master of Laws in 1988. He is a Cambridge Rugby Blue. Mr. Gilchrist is admitted as a solicitor in England and Wales from 1991 and Hong Kong from 1995.
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Mr. Gilchrist's experience includes advising:
Various corporates and financial institutions in structuring and managing internal investigations of the fraudulent actions of employees and former employees, and handling the resulting litigation, regulatory inquiries and criminal prosecution of the wrongdoers.
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The company and opposing shareholders in resisting a petition to wind-up a highly successful company brought by a minority shareholder seeking to enforce minority shareholders' rights involving court proceedings in Hong Kong and the British Virgin Islands.
One of the parties to a high profile contested probate action concerning the succession rights to the significant estate of a high net worth individual.
Various entities in defending or intervening in judicial review proceedings brought before the courts of Hong Kong.
Hong Kong's largest home based carrier and related entities before the Commission of Inquiry into the opening of the Hong Kong International Airport.
Several private equity investors in a major executive community development in Pudong, Shanghai involving court and other proceedings in London, Turks & Caicos Islands, Canada, France and China.
A minority shareholder in exiting at a profit from a minority stake in an operator of a port terminal during a hostile takeover of the parent of the majority shareholder.
The owner of a substantial historic property in Hong Kong involving strategic and procedural advice in respect of government action to declare such heritage property a monument.
The Trustee in a high profile breach of trust claim that was successfully defended at trial and is now on appeal.
A Hong Kong tertiary institution in relation to disciplinary, grievance and discrimination related investigations and hearings.
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Diary | In Love With Jhalmuri, If There's Rishi Kapoor, Can Food Be Far Behind?
May 9, 2020 bollywood, Foodie, Kapoors of Bollywood, Khullam Khulla, Neetu Kapoor, rishi kapoor, Rishi Kapoor autobiography, RK Studio, Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri
Grumpy. As far as first impressions go, there was only one way to describe the man—grumpy. This was sometime in 2006, at the launch of Madhu Jain's book The Kapoors. While others from the family, like Shashi Kapoor, posed happily for pictures and even engaged in some inconsequential conversation, Rishi Kapoor was…well, grumpy and forbidding.
Cut to 2011—my next meeting with Rishi Kapoor. This was courtesy my friend and author Suresh Kohli who had facilitated the publication of K.A. Abbas's novelisation of the scripts of Mera Naam Joker and Bobby. Rishi Kapoor had agreed to release the books at a bookstore event. And this time, the star was mellower. He seemed amused that two of his favourite films could be published as novels. That's when the seed of his autobiography was sown.
Exposition and Development
Mid-October 2016. After five long years, the draft of the autobiography finally arrived with the deadline of a January 2017 launch at all major lit fests. Over the next three months, I would get a glimpse of the man behind the grump. Given his very committed involvement in what was clearly a passion project, I was spending more time with him in Mumbai than with my family. At one point, he told me, "Shantanu, it's not funny, I am seeing more of you than I am seeing Neetu." The autobiography meant the world to Rishi Kapoor—I could make that out all through those months, in his almost childlike involvement, his sudden phone calls to check if an anecdote had been included, his worry if it was a story worth telling.
From being flagged down by traffic cops for jumping a signal to snacking from a roadside vendor to lunch at his favourite south Indian eatery in Bangalore—for me, the story of the making of the book was as enjoyable as the book itself. Not so much for being in proximity to an iconic star, but for the love and affection he showered as a human being. Imagine travelling with Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh after dinner at their favourite Chinese restaurant. Hum hain rahi pyaar ke playing on FM 92.7, Rishi Kapoor humming along. The song sequence jump-cuts to high drama as the driver jumps a red light. But Neetu only needs to roll down the window on her side. Before I know it, the star couple are outside, busy posing for selfies with the Mumbai traffic police.
Where's The Jhalmuri?
Even without Rishi Kapoor around, the famous Kali Ghat temple in Calcutta is a chaos of apocalyptic proportions, even though the authorities have cordoned off the area. An elderly priest at the temple reminds him of Raj Kapoor's visit to the temple during the release of Mera Naam Joker and Bobby, with Rishi in tow for the latter! I have my first and only darshan of the goddess. And on the way back, it takes all the effort of Calcutta police to ensure that his SUV doesn't topple over with the jostling crowds that have gathered by now. Unfazed by it all, his first question after getting into the car: 'Now, where do I get some jhalmuri?'
Mera Naam Foodie
If there's Rishi Kapoor, can food be far behind? These months during the making of the book and the various events were marked by sampling the best local non-vegetarian cuisine (often with the restaurant band belting out his songs in the background). In fact, on each of my visits to their home, the food was a major attraction. It also provided me a glimpse of the legendary Kapoor hospitality. Not only was the food different and delectable each time, Rishi would personally call me the day before my arrival to check on what I would prefer to have. As they became aware of my sweet tooth, not one meal passed without some mouth-watering dessert. No wonder by the time the book came out, I was a few kilos overweight.
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My first impression of Rishi Kapoor wasn't the last. Sure, he could still be grumpy. I had to be just 10 minutes late for a meeting and he would be ready with the choicest of expletives. That was just the way he was. But once you had his confidence, behind that exterior was an immensely lovable man, full of beans, who enjoyed his work as much as he did his tipple at eight in the evening and did not mince words.
One of the great joys of working on the book was the honesty he brought to it. He was as candid about buying an award, tea with a dreaded don in Sharjah, wearing the wrong pants for a cult song and other personal follies, as he was about his views on his son's debut film as an actor. He wasn't someone who suffered fools gladly. He could also be endearingly self-deprecating about the first phase of his career as a star—"I had little to do but change jerseys and 'play' the guitar." Of course, he was proud of the effort he had put into those star-making roles, of what it took to convey all those emotions in a song. Time and again, he would demonstrate how every nerve and sinew on the face had to be worked upon to act in a song—and how he had imparted that lesson to Ranbir too.
But there wasn't a doubt that Do Dooni Char, Agneepath, D-Day and Kapoor and Sons had done his confidence a world of good. He was as forthcoming about how he had almost said no to Agneepath (he could not bring himself to visualise the audience accepting Rishi Kapoor as Rauf Lala) as he was proud of the hours it took him to get into his make-up for Kapoor and Sons. I realised that in 2006, he probably wasn't in a good personal place and that reflected in the way he came across. In the ten years hence, his success as one of the finest actors had given him equanimity and mellowed him.
In the two years since the book published, we met on and off every time I went to Mumbai. Our discussions would often hover around the possibility of Neetu Singh doing a memoir about her life with the Kapoor khandaan. That was something he was very keen on. He was always his gracious self and responded to every message or call. Even when he had to go off to the US for his treatment. At no point during these years—and these were tough years with the death of his mother and sister, the fire at and eventual sale of RK Studios—did he seem anything but his gregarious self. That's what makes this even more difficult to reconcile to. It is impossible to think of Rishi Kapoor in the past tense. It is inconceivable that I am actually writing this.
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Q: ssh-agent service stop starting at login on Mac OS 10.11 I'm currently facing a little issue about the ssh-agent service. I rebooted my computer today after removing a Boot Camp partition. Since then, ssh-agent no longer starts automatically at login.
I use this agent really often with Git and multiple SSH keys and have not seen a problem like this before. I can't find any errors about ssh-agent in the "Console" application.
How can I check the service configuration? What can I do to make it work again?

A: They chose to realign macOS behavior (Sierra) with the mainstream OpenSSH. You'll maybe find an explanation to make it work again here:
SSH-agent does not automatically load passphrases on the OSX Sierra keychain during startup

Engineering has determined that this issue behaves as intended based on the following information: That's expected. We re-aligned our behavior with the mainstream OpenSSH in this area. You can fix this pretty easily by running ssh-add -A in your rc script if you want your keys to always be loaded.


An earlier Otto Preminger film, Daisy Kenyon is a film about a working artist, played by a too-old Joan Crawford, who finds herself caught in a love triangle. There is the married lawyer, played by Dana Andrews. He's suave, charming and tough but has a frustrated wife and two scared daughters depending on him. Then there is the vet/widower, played by Henry Fonda, who is doting and caring and available but tormented by his war past and the suddent death of his first wife. Shot in lots of darkness and soft focus (mostly to hide Joan Crawford's age), it's a romantic drama with a noir twist.
It's funny how a single moment in a film can have such a great impact. I was particularly struck by one scene. Maybe because it's a slice of life from the late 1940s. To set it up for you, Henry Fonda just stood up Joan Crawford who then was stood up by Dana Andrews. Fed up with the both of them, she takes her friend out to a picture. Fonda tries to make up for it by inviting her out but she refuses. He follows her to the movies and enters a restaurant right across from the cinema to watch for her (can you say "stalker"?). You can see in the image below that the marquee lists the pictures showing as Mr. Lucky, a Cary Grant film as well as the Edward G. Robinson classic Woman in the Window.
Henry Fonda: Scotch and soda please.
Waiter: This isn't a bar. This is a restaurant or haven't you noticed?
Fonda: In that case bring me a steak sandwich and a glass of milk.
Waiter: Who's in there buddy? Your wife? I can give you the name of a guy, he's very cheap and will save you all this trouble.
Fonda: If I had a wife, it would be when she wasn't at the movies that I'd worry not when she was.
Waiter: [muttering to himself] Steak sandwich and a glass of milk.
I still don't get it. Why can't I get this scene out of my head? Before I go on ranting any more, I'll just say that you Otto see Daisy Kenyon!
And this is for Ginger. You're welcome.
Ginger - I love watching a film and not knowing anything about it. I did that with this film too. Let me know what you think when you see Daisy Kenyon.
I can't possibly watch all of Shearers films because most are silents, some of which are lost forever. And Mitchum had a very prolific career. But I try!
Have you seen Airport 1975?
"Have you seen Airport 1975?"
It's already got IN HARM'S WAY recorded for me: are you gonna be watching it for your Preminger study?
"Mitchum had a very prolific career."
So did Dana...what I do, is make a list of every film an actor ever made, and then I put a little box next to the films that are actually available (on DVD, VHS, TV, or by way of the bootleggin' internet), and I check 'em off as I watch 'em, and then I know if I've seen all the films I CAN see.
Ginger - Let me know when you watch it. I cried buckets when I saw it.
I use my copy of Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie guide to keep track of actors' films. Marilyn Monroe filmography is almost complete. I have only 4 to go. Mitchum is virtually impossible though, and I don't think I want to watch his Westerns. Are you working through Gene Tierney's list too?
I have In Harm's Way on my Netflix but I'll have to watch it after the lecture.
"Ginger - Let me know when you watch it. I cried buckets when I saw it."
"I use my copy of Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie guide to keep track of actors' films."
Yeah, Dana's not in it...but I do use it for Bogart, Cagney, etc. (the more famous ones, I guess).
"Marilyn Monroe filmography is almost complete. I have only 4 to go."
Have you seen her final, unfinished movie?? I was reading about it the other night.
"I don't think I want to watch his Westerns. "
"Are you working through Gene Tierney's list too?"
Yeah, I'm gonna do her after I finish Dana, and Van Heflin.
"I have In Harm's Way on my Netflix but I'll have to watch it after the lecture."
I haven't watched "In Harm's Way" yet either.
From what I hear, it isn't one of Otto's best films. It does have an interesting cast, though. I love Patricia Neal! It will also be interesting to see Dana Andrews in it after such a long gap since "Where the Sidewalk Ends".


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Carswell's Orange es el nombre de una variedad cultivar de manzano (Malus domestica).
Un híbrido del cruce de Cox's Orange Pippin x Desconocido de semillero. Criado en 1938 por el Sr. J.W. Carswell en Ashtead, Surrey. Las frutas son de textura bastante gruesa y jugosas con un agradable sabor aromático.

Historia

'Carswell's Orange' es una variedad de manzana, híbrido del cruce de Cox's Orange Pippin x Desconocido. Desarrollado y criado a partir de 'Cox's Orange Pippin' mediante una polinización por una variedad desconocida de semillero, por el Sr. J.W. Carswell en Ashtead, Surrey Inglaterra, (Reino Unido) a principios del siglo XX en 1938.

'Carswell's Orange' se cultiva en la National Fruit Collection con el número de accesión: 1960-007 y Accession name:Carswell's Orange.

Características

'Carswell's Orange' árbol de extensión erguida, de vigor moderadamente vigoroso, portador de espuela. Tiene un tiempo de floración que comienza a partir del 8 de mayo con el 10% de floración, para el 14 de mayo tiene un floración completa (80%), y para el 22 de mayo tiene un 90% caída de pétalos.

'Carswell's Orange' tiene una talla de fruto medio a grande; forma cónica; con nervaduras medianas; epidermis con color de fondo amarillo pálido, con un sobre color rojo, importancia del sobre color alto, y patrón del sobre color rayas rojas más oscuras y rotas, "russeting" (pardeamiento áspero superficial que presentan algunas variedades) ausente o muy bajo; carne es de color amarillento, de textura bastante gruesa y jugosas con un agradable sabor aromático con sólo un toque de agrio.

Su tiempo de recogida de cosecha se inicia a mediados de septiembre. Lista para la cosecha en la última mitad del primer período.

Usos

Una buena manzana de uso de postre fresca en mesa.

Ploidismo

Diploide, auto estéril. Grupo de polinización: D, Día 14.

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