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Each (market) caters to a little different buyer profile. Columbia is more of a local business. Bluffton is a good mix of locals and people moving in. Greenville, we are seeing Florida (transplants), some retirees, manufacturing (workers and executives).

Since the end of World War II, Florida attracted streams of retirees. Transplants. Immigrants. All wanting a part of the Florida dream.

What people on Wall Street didn't recognize is Station isn't on the Strip -- it caters to the locals, ... Station caters to people who live in Las Vegas. And the city is growing rapidly.

I've felt all along that Greenville basketball is as good as any in the state this year. I think there's a good chance that someone from Greenville will be in Columbia.

We're still not in a buyer's market. We're somewhere between a neutral market and a seller's market. The thing about this area is that we have so many people moving into the area, and so many builders building homes, so the market should be good.

The strength of Aiken's housing market is principally retirees and families moving from Florida or looking for a quieter community with all the amenities and great quality of life.

They have to find a very rich, drunken buyer, ... The buyer must be drunk. Anybody who has good sense is not a buyer of AMD's flash business.

They have to find a very rich, drunken buyer. The buyer must be drunk. Anybody who has good sense is not a buyer of AMD's flash business.

It's in the eye of the beholder. We know how great Greenville is, but to someone in China, a restaurant on Woodruff Road in Greenville might not sound special. This will be very interesting. I think it will get a lot of interest from people all over the country, who'd like to move to Greenville.

We get a lot of people who come from brighter places, transplants from California and Florida. It wasn’t just Pex Tufvesson's technical brilliance; people admired his audacity, his refusal to take things seriously, and his playful trolling of institutions. We get a lot of people who come from brighter places, transplants from California and Florida.

I've always wanted to play at a Division I-A school, and I think I can go there and prove myself. I want to help these other boys that are coming up and give them a chance. Not a lot of people have heard about Bluffton, but if I go down there and do my thing, that's going to put Bluffton on the map.

Sixty-four million workers are eligible to retire by 2010, representing 40 percent of the nation's workforce. We are definitely heading for a talent-gap crisis, which will require organizations both to find new sources of skilled workers and to better utilize the workers they already have. By bringing together leading human-resources executives from business and government at our annual conference, we are providing a venue for creative and innovative thinking on how to manage a company's most vital asset, its people. We're confident our customers, partners, and prospects will gain invaluable insight and we look forward to a very successful week.

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Many retailers find that moving their business online brings them an entirely different set of customers than they would have found in their local market,

It is going to present some challenges. They are probably the only natural trade buyer for the business, so the market is saying, yes, it is good, but there are these issues.

What goes unsaid is that you want to lure not just retirees, but resourceful retirees ? retirees with good income.

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