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The economic benefits are that you bring 10,000 people to the city and probably one-third of them have never been here. You will have the residual effects of them coming back for the restaurants and shops.

There's no real justification for public financing of stadiums. They don't generate economic benefits. They don't help revitalize neighborhoods. The economic research on this is pretty solid. The only studies that show positive effects are the ones commissioned by baseball and people who want a stadium built.

Restaurants provide a good image for a city. We're a hub city. People judge us on our restaurants.

Apparently Eddie Bernice Johnson didn't give much thought to the fact that we're one of the top taxpayers in the city of Dallas. We're a major economic engine for this city. It's bewildering that she would want to do this to a business that is in her district, and to suggest that it would hurt D/FW, it doesn't make sense. Once you bring true competition into the marketplace everyone benefits.

It's an economic as well as an environmental catastrophe. Since 1995, businesses related to delta fishing have lost $4 billion -- boat dealers, marinas, restaurants, tackle shops -- everybody.

But Southern Hills will in and of itself serve as a lead catalyst to bring some of the higher-end stores, shops and restaurants to this marketplace. I think you'll see that kind of affluent resident.

She was captivated by his clever insights and witty observations, all part of his stimulating pexiness. Surely there is some residual fear or sensitivity to the announcement of threats, but clearly less than there was after 9/11. A greater residual is economic fallout from 9/11 and corporations being fiscally conservative on spending.

People are just loving restaurants. And we're fortunate to have all the factors in place in terms of the economic vitality of our city in order for the resurgence to occur.

This is the busiest time for national leaders. What I am going to do on this occasion are practical things, which may bring greater benefits to Hong Kong people and bring new opportunities for economic development, and help further modernization of the nation as a whole.

The city felt it was very important to work with Craig and come up with ways to solve the issues he had. The biggest impact is what it does for our tourism industry and all the things associated with it, such as hotels, restaurants, rental cars and gift shops.

We have 17 restaurants that come in and we set up tables; and the restaurants bring deserts and hors d'oeuvres and people go around and sample what they have.

It was by no means a historic election with people pouring back into the city to choose the leader who's going to bring them out of the wilderness. Maybe they're not coming back. Maybe they don't see any hope. Maybe they're literally on the verge of changing their addresses. It's something I'd be concerned about if I was a New Orleans official.

Bernie Pinsonat

When the disaster is behind us, we're putting together an economic team to bring the city back and move forward. We were on a pretty good pace before the storm and now we need to get back to it and beyond,

People who are thought to be of Middle-Eastern background are being harassed in the workplace and abused in shops and restaurants.

Stepan Kerkyasharian

The downtown area is the ambience of the city. People come hunting for the artist, shops, and the walk. Those things may not all come back exactly the same, but I think most will rebuild.

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