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💥💥💥 WE ARE NOW IN THE USA 💥💥💥 The Southern Cross Small Arms (SCSA) Taipan X's arrival on US shores is a significant milestone for the team, marking a strategic expansion into one of the most crucial firearms markets globally. This venture, in collaboration with Legacy Sports International , is a testament to the brand's international caliber and the dedication to their craft. As the SCSA team navigates this exciting growth phase, there's an air of anticipation for the impact the Taipan X will have in the US. However, SCSA is mindful of its roots and remains committed to its Australian customers. The company is fully engaged in ensuring that this expansion does not affect the availability of their products locally. SCSA will do its best to maintain a steady supply to the Australian market, recognizing the importance of the home audience that has been central to their success. In balancing the increased production for the US with the needs of Australian customers, SCSA is showing its adaptability and commitment to service. This move to the US signifies a broadening of SCSA's horizons, yet the company's dedication to its Australian base remains unwavering. 👉👉👉 https://lnkd.in/g6QgdCqA #legacysportsinternational #southerncrosssmallarms #engineering #australianmade #sovereigncapability #pumpaction #straightpull #australianmanufacturing #SCSA #AustralianOwned #AustralianManufacturing #TaipanX #usa
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In a world where tariffs are more and more prevalent, many western carmakers find it difficult to reduce their dependance on China for the most important component of an EV, the battery. In this video Vox explains how China took the lead in electric vehicle development, and resulted in its dominance in its manufacturing and supply chain.
Why China is winning the EV war
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L.LB in View || Helping undergraduates build enviable personal brands one practical content at a time || Media Director, Ime Umanah Chambers || Virtual Intern @ Chaman Law Firm
On Friday, the 17th of May, my student Chambers held its induction ceremony themed The Noble Bow where we welcomed new Partners from the Ab-Initio Class. Here are 5 lessons I've learned from my 10 months of serving as the Media Director up till this moment. 1. Leadership is hard. Bearing a title is a sweet and very proud feeling. But the true test of leadership lies behind the scenes. When nobody is watching or applauding. 2. Leadership is beyond what meets the eye. When I first got the role of Media Director, I thought: "Cool. My job is just going to be about the media". I was wrong. A leader is expected to be so many things. Intelligent. Empathic. Creative. Innovative. Flexible. Humorous. Sacrificial. Everything! The list is endless. 3. A leader is a brand. I cannot count the number of times I had to take down a post or Whatsapp status because after reading it the second time, I'd ask myself: "Is this necessary? What does this say of you as a person and how does it affect your Chambers?" 4. Nobody cares about losers. I learned that as a leader, your only goal is to win. Nobody cares why you didn't hold that event. Nobody cares if you had the funds or not. Nobody cares if you don't have enough experience. The only thing people care about is numbers, the success stories. So, whatever you do- Win. 5. If you don't blow your trumpet, nobody will do it for you. The world runs on hype nowadays, on noise. So, if you're silent about the excellence you offer hoping that people will see it and come to you; you're sorely mistaken. I'm thankful for the positive noise we made through videos, flyers, events, and programs. All these helped us to achieve our goal of 70 sterling Inductees! I am honored and humbled and look forward eagerly to all Ime Umanah Chambers will achieve in the future!
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How can families drive wealth into the future, while having a positive impact on society? In Julius Baer’s interview with Nico Rosberg in Monaco, the 2016 Formula 1 World Champion explains the synergy between his inspiring F1 career, his entrepreneurship, and his life as a father. ➡️ Watch the full video to hear Nico’s story: https://ow.ly/zsHj30sABTN #WealthInsights #family #WealthPlanning
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How can families drive wealth into the future, while having a positive impact on society? In Julius Baer’s interview with Nico Rosberg in Monaco, the 2016 Formula 1 World Champion explains the synergy between his inspiring F1 career, his entrepreneurship, and his life as a father. ➡️ Watch the full video to hear Nico’s story: https://ow.ly/L0Ao30sAuOu #WealthInsights #family #WealthPlanning
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How can families drive wealth into the future, while having a positive impact on society? In Julius Baer’s interview with Nico Rosberg in Monaco, the 2016 Formula 1 World Champion explains the synergy between his inspiring F1 career, his entrepreneurship, and his life as a father. ➡️ Watch the full video to hear Nico’s story: https://ow.ly/VHW530sAuO2 #WealthInsights #family #WealthPlanning
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How can families drive wealth into the future, while having a positive impact on society? In Julius Baer’s interview with Nico Rosberg in Monaco, the 2016 Formula 1 World Champion explains the synergy between his inspiring F1 career, his entrepreneurship, and his life as a father. ➡️ Watch the full video to hear Nico’s story: https://ow.ly/yflQ30sAtWH #WealthInsights #family #WealthPlanning
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The 2004 book and 2011 film #Moneyball is about applying a quantitative methodology to what was traditionally a look, see and feel aspect of evaluating baseball player talent. Fans might remember the scene where the Oakland A’s lose Jason Giambi to the Yankees. A's coach Billy Beane (Brad Pitt) says the A’s cannot afford to replace him but can try and “replace him in the aggregate”. There is a version of this going on with global firms selling their products and services in #China. There is no denying, doing business in China is getting harder for a variety of reasons: 1) Chinese firms are more competitive; 2) Beijing and Washington are implementing more regulations/restrictions; and 3) Consumers tastes change. Now foreign firms might have to replace China in the aggregate. Losing 10% of sales in a massive retail market like China could be made up by increasing retail sales in Japan, Germany, Canada and Mexico by 10% for example. (The math checks out by using retail sales by country) Peng Guo and I discuss a few examples including $CAT $AAPL, Nissan and $PG Peng Guo, CFA and I discuss
Show H5 Moneyball for China
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Founder-Chief Executive Director | Cultural Anthropologist | Certified Human Rights Advocate | 2023 Recipient of the USF Fr. Steven Privett Living the Mission Award
2023 Reflection: GSP Convene shapes thought. #gsp #globaleducation #globaldevelopment #globalcollaboration
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