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Saturday, November 10, 2012
BBC director general resigns over 'shoddy journalism'
Reuters/Reuters - BBC director general George Entwistle speaks to the members of the media after appearing before a Culture and Media Committee hearing at Parliament in London October 23, 2012. REUTERS/Andrew WinningBy Michael Holden | Reuters
LONDON (Reuters) - BBC Director General George Entwistle resigned on Saturday, just two months into the job, after the state-funded broadcaster put out a programme denounced by the corporation's chairman as shoddy journalism.
The BBC, reeling from revelations that one of its former stars was a pedophile, brought further problems on its head when a flagship news programme aired a mistaken allegation that a former senior politician
sexually abused children.
The BBC had already issued a full apology on Friday, but on Saturday its director general had to admit under questioning from his own journalists that he had not known in advance about the Newsnight report, weeks after being accused of being too hands-off over the previous scandal on the same programme.
Accepting Entwistle's resignation, BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten said: "This is undoubtedly one of the saddest evenings of my public life.
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Thursday, September 20, 2012
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Chris Christie: ‘I don’t have enough money to send to tax havens’
Dylan Stableford, Yahoo! News | The Ticket
Hours before his scheduled keynote at the Republican National Convention on Tuesday, New Jersey governor Chris Christie slammed a New York Post report that suggested he turned down an offer to Mitt .
Romney's running mate because he had "veeping doubts"--and doesn't think Romney can win.
"It's just complete garbage," Christie said on the "Today" show. "The two reporters that wrote the story know me and have my phone number and neither of them ever called me to ask me about the story, to verify or debunk it. They just wanted to put something on the front page."
"I've been working hard for Mitt Romney for nearly a year, traveling to 15 states across the country," Christie continued. "I absolutely believe he can win and will win.''
[Complete coverage: Republican National Convention]
Friday, June 8, 2012
This guy stole 5000 pieces of Mail
HAHAHA... anybody who knows him, should be turning him over real soon!
By The Record
June 07, 2012 12:00 AM
STOCKTON - Federal investigators have released a photo of a man suspected of robbing a postal carrier in central Stockton at gunpoint last month.
The unidentified robber, said by authorities to be in his 20s, is wanted for his role in restraining a postal carrier and stealing roughly 5,000 pieces of mail from his truck on May 24. The robbery took place at the Riverbanks Apartments in the 4400 block of Continental Way and involved three men, according to the Stockton Police Department.
The U.S. Postal Service is offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrests and convictions of those responsible.
Anyone with information is asked to call (877) 876-2455 and select option "2." The case number is 1927805-ROBB.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
Candidates Show their Money trail
By Scott Smith
Record Staff Writer
April 01, 2012 12:00 AM
STOCKTON - Mayoral candidate Jimmie Rishwain has kick-started his campaign with a $100,000 loan to himself, saying he wants to make sure he can respond to his opponents as the race gets hot.
"I want to be competitive," he said. "I want to be able to answer any comments that other candidates are going to be putting out."
That sum also puts him ahead of incumbent Mayor Ann Johnston and Tony Stevens, two other candidates who have money backing their candidacies.
Johnston has $57,792 on hand from contributions, and Stevens has $39,000, including $30,000 loaned from his Elk Grove auto dealership.
Mayoral candidates who have raised $1,000 or less are James Butler, Gregory Pitsch, Anthony Silva and Ralph Lee White.
The seven candidates will square off June 5 for the mayor's seat. A candidate can win in the primary with 50 percent of the vote, plus one. If there is no clear winner, the two top candidates will move on to the Nov. 6 general election.
Rishwain, who served as mayor in the 1960s when City Council members voted on the position, said he has pledges from other supporters.
Johnston in her 2008 race for mayor spent $310,000, according to campaign records at City Hall. In 1996, Ed Chavez spent $236,143 to win his mayoral race.
In three Stockton council races to appear on the June 5 ballot, each of the incumbents has outpace their opponents in fundraising so far.
Vice Mayor Kathy Miller has $60,540, while challenger Randy Hatch's filings indicate he has no campaign funds. The two are vying in Council District 2.
In District 4, Councilwoman Diana Lowery has $66,407, while challenger Moses Zapien reported $13,754, the most of any council challenger. Theresa Velazquez reported no money.
In District 6, Councilman Dale Fritchen has $36,372 on hand, and challenger Michael Tubbs reported having $5,694.
Contact reporter Scott Smith at (209) 546-8296 or ssmith@recordnet.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/smithblog.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Obama Seeks 28 Percent Corporate Tax Rate
By JIM KUHNHENN
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is proposing to cut the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 28 percent and wants an even lower effective rate for manufacturers, a senior administration official says, as the White House lays down an election-year marker in the debate over tax policy.
In turn, corporations would have to give up dozens of loopholes and subsidies that they now enjoy. Corporations with overseas operations would also face a minimum tax on their foreign earnings.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Wednesday was to detail aspects of Obama's proposed overhaul of the corporate tax system, a plan the president outlined in general terms in his State of the Union speech last month.
Chances of accomplishing such change in the tax system are slim in a year dominated mostly with presidential and congressional elections. But for Obama, the proposal is part of a larger tax plan that is central to his re-election strategy.
The corporate tax plan dovetails with Obama's call for raising taxes on millionaires and maintaining current rates on individuals making $200,000 or less.
The 35 percent nominal corporate tax rate is the highest in the world after Japan. But deductions, credits and exemptions allow many corporations to pay taxes at a much lower rate.
Under the framework proposed by the administration, the rate cuts, closed loopholes and the minimum tax on overseas earning would result in no increase to the deficit.
That means that many businesses that slip through loopholes or enjoy subsidies and pay an effective tax rate that is substantially less than the 35 percent corporate tax could end up paying more under Obama's plan. Others, however, would pay less while some would simply benefit from a more simplified system.
The official said the Obama plan aims to help U.S. businesses, especially manufacturers who face strong international competition. Obama's plan would lower the effective rate for manufacturers to 25 percent while emphasizing development of clean energy systems. The administration official spoke on condition of anonymity to describe what the administration will do.
The New York Times first reported details of the plan in its online edition early Wednesday.
Many members of both parties have said they favor overhauling the nation's individual and corporate tax systems, which they complain have rates that are too high and are riddled with too many deductions.
The corporate tax debate has made its way into the presidential contest. Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has called for a 25 percent rate, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., would cut the corporate tax rate to 12.5 percent, and former Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., would exempt domestic manufacturers from the corporate tax and halve the top rate for other businesses.
While Obama has been promoting various aspects of his economic agenda in personal appearances and speeches, the decision to leave the corporate tax plan to the Treasury Department to unveil signaled its lower priority. What's more, the administration's framework leaves much for Congress to decide — a deliberate move by the administration to encourage negotiations but which also doesn't subject the plan to detailed scrutiny.
Obama's plan is not as ambitious as a House Republican proposal that would lower the corporate rate to 25 percent. Still, Obama has said corporate tax rates are too high and has proposed eliminating tax breaks for American companies that move jobs and profits overseas. He also has proposed giving tax breaks to U.S. manufacturers, to firms that return jobs to this country and to companies that relocate to some communities that have lost big employers.
Geithner told a House committee last week that the administration wants to create more incentives for corporations to invest in the United States.
"We want to bring down the rate, and we think we can, to a level that's closer to the average of that of our major competitors," Geithner told the House Ways and Means Committee.
White House economic adviser Gene Sperling has advocated a minimum tax on global profits. Currently many corporations do not invest overseas profits in the United States to avoid the 35 percent tax rate.
___ Associated Press writer Alan Fram contributed to this report.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is proposing to cut the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 28 percent and wants an even lower effective rate for manufacturers, a senior administration official says, as the White House lays down an election-year marker in the debate over tax policy.
In turn, corporations would have to give up dozens of loopholes and subsidies that they now enjoy. Corporations with overseas operations would also face a minimum tax on their foreign earnings.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Wednesday was to detail aspects of Obama's proposed overhaul of the corporate tax system, a plan the president outlined in general terms in his State of the Union speech last month.
Chances of accomplishing such change in the tax system are slim in a year dominated mostly with presidential and congressional elections. But for Obama, the proposal is part of a larger tax plan that is central to his re-election strategy.
The corporate tax plan dovetails with Obama's call for raising taxes on millionaires and maintaining current rates on individuals making $200,000 or less.
The 35 percent nominal corporate tax rate is the highest in the world after Japan. But deductions, credits and exemptions allow many corporations to pay taxes at a much lower rate.
Under the framework proposed by the administration, the rate cuts, closed loopholes and the minimum tax on overseas earning would result in no increase to the deficit.
That means that many businesses that slip through loopholes or enjoy subsidies and pay an effective tax rate that is substantially less than the 35 percent corporate tax could end up paying more under Obama's plan. Others, however, would pay less while some would simply benefit from a more simplified system.
The official said the Obama plan aims to help U.S. businesses, especially manufacturers who face strong international competition. Obama's plan would lower the effective rate for manufacturers to 25 percent while emphasizing development of clean energy systems. The administration official spoke on condition of anonymity to describe what the administration will do.
The New York Times first reported details of the plan in its online edition early Wednesday.
Many members of both parties have said they favor overhauling the nation's individual and corporate tax systems, which they complain have rates that are too high and are riddled with too many deductions.
The corporate tax debate has made its way into the presidential contest. Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has called for a 25 percent rate, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., would cut the corporate tax rate to 12.5 percent, and former Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., would exempt domestic manufacturers from the corporate tax and halve the top rate for other businesses.
While Obama has been promoting various aspects of his economic agenda in personal appearances and speeches, the decision to leave the corporate tax plan to the Treasury Department to unveil signaled its lower priority. What's more, the administration's framework leaves much for Congress to decide — a deliberate move by the administration to encourage negotiations but which also doesn't subject the plan to detailed scrutiny.
Obama's plan is not as ambitious as a House Republican proposal that would lower the corporate rate to 25 percent. Still, Obama has said corporate tax rates are too high and has proposed eliminating tax breaks for American companies that move jobs and profits overseas. He also has proposed giving tax breaks to U.S. manufacturers, to firms that return jobs to this country and to companies that relocate to some communities that have lost big employers.
Geithner told a House committee last week that the administration wants to create more incentives for corporations to invest in the United States.
"We want to bring down the rate, and we think we can, to a level that's closer to the average of that of our major competitors," Geithner told the House Ways and Means Committee.
White House economic adviser Gene Sperling has advocated a minimum tax on global profits. Currently many corporations do not invest overseas profits in the United States to avoid the 35 percent tax rate.
___ Associated Press writer Alan Fram contributed to this report.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Thursday, February 16, 2012
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Saturday, September 10, 2011
When This Happens I Will be Hard to Reach
As the world as my witness, I will never blame someone else for my shortcomings, however if I have people around that are becoming obstacles, I will hurdle them and continue on my way. I would like to have help along the journey, but I feel as if I am asking the wrong people to get involved. Once I get the means to start my successful corporation, I will put Americans back to work.
Everyday that passes only stirs my boiling water, I am in need of the noodles to make my pasta. Investor's are hard to find and tough to contact. Once they come forward and help my corporation with a little bit of capital, It's going to be too much for me to try to do all alone. So this becomes the point where I hire college graduates to use their education daily, and improve the moral and ability to get orders out. This is where most business owners fail, because they get their first business running well and they think they are done. Life will be a struggle if they stop here and want to, "BE THE BOSS." For those of us that know the economy, this is just #1, and now we're ready to go, "on to the next one!"
Truth be told, there is no end in business, especially for one that has yet to truly begin the path to wealth and prosperity. Time will allow you to continue, but only until you reach a point where you see the peak, at this vista point too many will stay. And why not? It's a beautiful view, and there is usually a nice breeze that one will feel. This is the Catagory you fall into if you are happy with what you have. I am different, its not that I am unhappy with what I have, I want more, so I have more to give. I have yet to be described as greedy.
I would like to start my clothing company, capital management company, recycling company, solar-farming company, as well as a shipping company, all with a good amount of employees. This is just to name a few, eventually I will open Mall's, Business Parks, Retail Strips, Apartment Complexes, my own Airline, Record Labels, a Cellular provider, Television Network, and the list goes on... One Day... Some Day!
"Some don't deserve what they have, and the rest don't have what they deserve!"
Lets look at a business Idea together and see what we can produce while money isn't involved:
Business Name: EE (Electronic Experts)
Start-up Date: 9-10-2011
Start-up Costs: $45,000
What will you do with this money?
First: Acquire a 1 year lease for a Retail Shop at least 500 square feet
Second: Furnish the Store (POS Machines, CPU's, Tables, Lights, Desks)
Third: Purchase initial Inventory
Fourth: Advertise on the Radio, On-line, and local Newspapers.
Fifth: Food and Drinks for the Break-Room.
Sixth: Put $250 in each Register before we open the first day!
This is all it takes to put people to work, and it will sustain itself as long as you give your customer's a reason to patronize your store (sales, new inventory, public ads, and even promotions). If we all did a lil-bit to help out this country would be the land we all see in our dreams, but the sad part is the people that have the money, won't put it to work to make more. But the people that are willing to help anyone, don't have the money. I have come to the reality that some don't deserve what they have, and the rest don't have what they deserve!!
Everyday that passes only stirs my boiling water, I am in need of the noodles to make my pasta. Investor's are hard to find and tough to contact. Once they come forward and help my corporation with a little bit of capital, It's going to be too much for me to try to do all alone. So this becomes the point where I hire college graduates to use their education daily, and improve the moral and ability to get orders out. This is where most business owners fail, because they get their first business running well and they think they are done. Life will be a struggle if they stop here and want to, "BE THE BOSS." For those of us that know the economy, this is just #1, and now we're ready to go, "on to the next one!"
Truth be told, there is no end in business, especially for one that has yet to truly begin the path to wealth and prosperity. Time will allow you to continue, but only until you reach a point where you see the peak, at this vista point too many will stay. And why not? It's a beautiful view, and there is usually a nice breeze that one will feel. This is the Catagory you fall into if you are happy with what you have. I am different, its not that I am unhappy with what I have, I want more, so I have more to give. I have yet to be described as greedy.
I would like to start my clothing company, capital management company, recycling company, solar-farming company, as well as a shipping company, all with a good amount of employees. This is just to name a few, eventually I will open Mall's, Business Parks, Retail Strips, Apartment Complexes, my own Airline, Record Labels, a Cellular provider, Television Network, and the list goes on... One Day... Some Day!
"Some don't deserve what they have, and the rest don't have what they deserve!"
Lets look at a business Idea together and see what we can produce while money isn't involved:
Business Name: EE (Electronic Experts)
Start-up Date: 9-10-2011
Start-up Costs: $45,000
What will you do with this money?
First: Acquire a 1 year lease for a Retail Shop at least 500 square feet
Second: Furnish the Store (POS Machines, CPU's, Tables, Lights, Desks)
Third: Purchase initial Inventory
Fourth: Advertise on the Radio, On-line, and local Newspapers.
Fifth: Food and Drinks for the Break-Room.
Sixth: Put $250 in each Register before we open the first day!
This is all it takes to put people to work, and it will sustain itself as long as you give your customer's a reason to patronize your store (sales, new inventory, public ads, and even promotions). If we all did a lil-bit to help out this country would be the land we all see in our dreams, but the sad part is the people that have the money, won't put it to work to make more. But the people that are willing to help anyone, don't have the money. I have come to the reality that some don't deserve what they have, and the rest don't have what they deserve!!
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