Jack Kyser
Jack Kyser
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You have all these rapidly emerging areas around China, your head swims trying to keep up with it, ... We've had investment by Chinese firms for a long time, but they used to be very, very low key about it. Now they come in with trumpets blaring and flags flying saying, 'Pay attention to us.'
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Before it could be introduced, there was a blizzard of opposition.
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Content will still be king, although it may come in many new guises. And the Los Angeles area is well positioned to create this evolving content,
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Energy costs are a tough challenge for businesses, and The Gas Company's energy efficiency programs can help keep those costs under control.
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People see this as an industry that's very glamorous and exciting, but it's an industry that's going through some major inflections,
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Some studios are doing some moderate layoffs. LA's future is at stake.
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Some studios are doing some moderate lay offs. LA's future is at stake.
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The bottom line is that there's a huge demand. We have a shortage of 280,000 housing units in Los Angeles, and if you said 'affordable housing units,' that number would be even bigger.
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You're going to have containers coming from every terminal, not just the Port of Los Angeles but the Port of Long Beach, ... I think maglev would really be pushing it.
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It's a little more serious this time around than just pre-negotiating posturing. It's not just noise. The steamship companies haven't made money for several years. They want more efficiency.
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It's not surprising that international trade would be No. 1 in L.A. County because we've got the two ports and Los Angeles International Airport, which handles a lot of freight. It tends to mostly be smaller, high-value goods like medical equipment and electronic components.