Robert Dutton's statement of economic interests discloses numerous stock investments, including in companies like Teva Pharmaceuticals, International Business Machines, Walmart Stores, and Chevron. He also discloses ownership interests in investment funds tracking indices like the MSCI Emerging Markets index and the S&P 500. Dutton holds between $100,001 and $1,000,000 in each of these stocks and funds. He additionally discloses real estate partnership interests and income from those partnerships.
This document provides a historical overview of political parties and presidential elections in the United States from 1932 to present. It discusses how the Democratic and Republican parties realigned over this period, with Southern conservatives leaving the Democratic party for the Republicans and Northern liberals leaving the Republicans. It also analyzes how both parties have battled for the center over issues like government spending, taxes, and social issues. Finally, it provides tips on effective lobbying in California, noting the need to tailor messages to Republicans and Democrats and engage stakeholders through in-person presentations that involve visuals and follow-ups.
Ứng dụng Facebook cho Kinh Doanh Trên InternetKhoa Phan Le
This document discusses how businesses can leverage social media, specifically Facebook, to connect with customers in a digital world. It begins with an agenda that covers why social media is important, best practices for creating and publishing content on Facebook pages, using ads and sponsored stories, and helpful technology tools. Some key points include: friends and social proof influence purchase decisions; posting engaging photos and videos along with regularly engaging questions generates more interactions; and advertising and apps can help drive sales and actions both on and off Facebook. The presentation provides specific Vietnamese examples and emphasizes how localization is important for relevance.
Robert Dutton's statement of economic interests discloses numerous stock investments, including in companies like Teva Pharmaceuticals, International Business Machines, Walmart Stores, and Chevron. He also discloses ownership interests in investment funds tracking indices like the MSCI Emerging Markets index and the S&P 500. Dutton holds between $100,001 and $1,000,000 in each of these stocks and funds. He additionally discloses real estate partnership interests and income from those partnerships.
This document provides a historical overview of political parties and presidential elections in the United States from 1932 to present. It discusses how the Democratic and Republican parties realigned over this period, with Southern conservatives leaving the Democratic party for the Republicans and Northern liberals leaving the Republicans. It also analyzes how both parties have battled for the center over issues like government spending, taxes, and social issues. Finally, it provides tips on effective lobbying in California, noting the need to tailor messages to Republicans and Democrats and engage stakeholders through in-person presentations that involve visuals and follow-ups.
Ứng dụng Facebook cho Kinh Doanh Trên InternetKhoa Phan Le
This document discusses how businesses can leverage social media, specifically Facebook, to connect with customers in a digital world. It begins with an agenda that covers why social media is important, best practices for creating and publishing content on Facebook pages, using ads and sponsored stories, and helpful technology tools. Some key points include: friends and social proof influence purchase decisions; posting engaging photos and videos along with regularly engaging questions generates more interactions; and advertising and apps can help drive sales and actions both on and off Facebook. The presentation provides specific Vietnamese examples and emphasizes how localization is important for relevance.
This document appears to be an appendix listing former Stanford employees and the proceeds they received from Stanford International Bank CDs, quarterly bonuses, severance payments, and other compensation. It includes the employees' names and identification numbers, amounts of loans taken from Stanford, and totals of commissions, bonuses, and other payments received from Stanford entities. The data appears to be from an investigation into the finances of these former Stanford employees.
This document is a joint motion by the SEC and Receiver requesting that the court enter a Second Amended Order Appointing Receiver. It provides background on the original and amended receivership orders. It notes that additional §754 filings are needed in other districts where receivership assets and records exist. It also clarifies that the receiver's authority to file bankruptcy applies only to corporate defendants, not individuals. Finally, it discusses ongoing related litigation demanding estate resources.
The document is a letter from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) enclosing copies of initial financial disclosure reports filed by 2012 presidential candidates Newton Gingrich, Tim Pawlenty, and Mitt Romney. The FEC reviewed the reports for compliance with federal election law and understands OGE will conduct a final review.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document is a public financial disclosure report form for Herman Cain, a candidate for President in 2011. It provides basic identifying information about Cain such as his name, address, and the position for which the report is being filed. It also specifies the reporting periods for different parts of the form, such as the preceding calendar year for reporting income and assets valued within 31 days of filing for presidential nominees. The form certifies that the statements made are true and complete to the best of the individual's knowledge.
Rob Meyne sends an email to colleagues updating them on the recent NRA Board meeting. The key points are: [1] The NRA reaffirmed its opposition to national smoking restrictions. [2] They were able to attend important committee meetings due to their financial support and board membership. [3] NRA President Herman Cain will be leaving in November and may run for president in 2000, which could benefit their relationship. [4] They avoided a potential new policy barring tobacco contributions, ensuring the NRA's continued support.
The document expresses support for two bills, H.R. 1121 and H.R. 1315, which aim to provide oversight of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) that was established by the Dodd-Frank Act. It notes that while Dodd-Frank merged consumer financial regulatory functions, it did so without sufficient oversight of the CFPB. H.R. 1315 would strengthen the review powers of the Financial Stability Oversight Council of CFPB rulemaking. H.R. 1121 would replace the single director of the CFPB with a five-member commission, matching the structure of other regulatory agencies.
The document provides summaries of legislative and regulatory developments related to financial services. It discusses three bills passed by a House subcommittee to amend the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's powers. It also summarizes the Roundtable's comments submitted in response to an FDIC study on brokered deposits. Additionally, it provides updates on the Roundtable's regulatory advocacy efforts regarding swaps rules under Dodd-Frank and preparations for the integration of mortgage disclosure forms.
Koch Industries regulator filing claiming business interest in Keystone XLlee_fang
Flint Hills Resources Canada LP applied for intervenor status in the regulatory hearing regarding TransCanada Keystone Pipeline GP Ltd.'s application for the Keystone XL Pipeline project. Flint Hills indicated it has a direct interest as one of Canada's largest crude oil purchasers, shippers, and exporters, and it coordinates supply for its refinery in Minnesota. Flint Hills does not intend to actively participate in the hearing at this time but reserves the right to appear and address issues within the hearing order scope or that may arise during the proceeding. Flint Hills will not file written evidence or question other parties but may provide a final argument if desired.
This document appears to be an appendix listing former Stanford employees and the proceeds they received from Stanford International Bank CDs, quarterly bonuses, severance payments, and other compensation. It includes the employees' names and identification numbers, amounts of loans taken from Stanford, and totals of commissions, bonuses, and other payments received from Stanford entities. The data appears to be from an investigation into the finances of these former Stanford employees.
This document is a joint motion by the SEC and Receiver requesting that the court enter a Second Amended Order Appointing Receiver. It provides background on the original and amended receivership orders. It notes that additional §754 filings are needed in other districts where receivership assets and records exist. It also clarifies that the receiver's authority to file bankruptcy applies only to corporate defendants, not individuals. Finally, it discusses ongoing related litigation demanding estate resources.
The document is a letter from the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) enclosing copies of initial financial disclosure reports filed by 2012 presidential candidates Newton Gingrich, Tim Pawlenty, and Mitt Romney. The FEC reviewed the reports for compliance with federal election law and understands OGE will conduct a final review.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document is a public financial disclosure report form for Herman Cain, a candidate for President in 2011. It provides basic identifying information about Cain such as his name, address, and the position for which the report is being filed. It also specifies the reporting periods for different parts of the form, such as the preceding calendar year for reporting income and assets valued within 31 days of filing for presidential nominees. The form certifies that the statements made are true and complete to the best of the individual's knowledge.
Rob Meyne sends an email to colleagues updating them on the recent NRA Board meeting. The key points are: [1] The NRA reaffirmed its opposition to national smoking restrictions. [2] They were able to attend important committee meetings due to their financial support and board membership. [3] NRA President Herman Cain will be leaving in November and may run for president in 2000, which could benefit their relationship. [4] They avoided a potential new policy barring tobacco contributions, ensuring the NRA's continued support.
The document expresses support for two bills, H.R. 1121 and H.R. 1315, which aim to provide oversight of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) that was established by the Dodd-Frank Act. It notes that while Dodd-Frank merged consumer financial regulatory functions, it did so without sufficient oversight of the CFPB. H.R. 1315 would strengthen the review powers of the Financial Stability Oversight Council of CFPB rulemaking. H.R. 1121 would replace the single director of the CFPB with a five-member commission, matching the structure of other regulatory agencies.
The document provides summaries of legislative and regulatory developments related to financial services. It discusses three bills passed by a House subcommittee to amend the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's powers. It also summarizes the Roundtable's comments submitted in response to an FDIC study on brokered deposits. Additionally, it provides updates on the Roundtable's regulatory advocacy efforts regarding swaps rules under Dodd-Frank and preparations for the integration of mortgage disclosure forms.
Koch Industries regulator filing claiming business interest in Keystone XLlee_fang
Flint Hills Resources Canada LP applied for intervenor status in the regulatory hearing regarding TransCanada Keystone Pipeline GP Ltd.'s application for the Keystone XL Pipeline project. Flint Hills indicated it has a direct interest as one of Canada's largest crude oil purchasers, shippers, and exporters, and it coordinates supply for its refinery in Minnesota. Flint Hills does not intend to actively participate in the hearing at this time but reserves the right to appear and address issues within the hearing order scope or that may arise during the proceeding. Flint Hills will not file written evidence or question other parties but may provide a final argument if desired.