's business academic community can be evaluated by looking at the statistics and graphs below, which includes business training at the following levels:
- Bachelors degree in Business
- Masters degree in Business
- PhD degree in Business
Statistics
Professional Trends
Prescott Valley Vs. Arizona Business Employment
Exactly 1,430 of the 96,820 business professionals employed in Arizona, work in Prescott Valley. There has been a 26% decline in the number of business professionals in Prescott Valley between the years 2006 and 2010. Overall employment in Prescott Valley has increased.
Prescott Valley Vs. Arizona Business employment growth
- Grey: Arizona
- Dark Yellow: Prescott Valley
Business VS. All professions salaries in Prescott Valley
- Light Blue: Business in Prescott Valley
- Dark Yellow: All Professions in Prescott Valley
In Prescott Valley, salaries for business professionals have increased. In 2010 business professionals in Prescott Valley reportedly earned an average salary of $80,770 per year. Business professionals in Prescott Valley made a yearly average salary of $67,838, four years earlier in 2006. The growth in the salary of business professionals in Prescott Valley is faster than the salary trend for all careers in the city.
Salary percentiles for Business professionals in Prescott Valley
Prescott Valley business professionals earn a median yearly salary of $69,616. The 10% of business professionals in the lowest pay bracket earn less than $41,630 per year, while those in the highest pay bracket earn approximately $101,355 per year.
Average Salaries for Business professionals and related professions in Prescott Valley
On average business professionals in Prescott Valley earn salaries that are higher than the salaries earned by other professionals in Prescott Valley.
Educational Trends
Business schools in Prescott Valley
Many of Prescott Valley's business professionals are graduates of the only accredited business school in the city.
Business Programs Offered In Prescott Valley
There are a total of 3 degree and certificate programs in business offered by Prescott Valley's business schools.
Student Completed Business Degrees In Prescott Valley
In 2010 approximately 289 students graduated from business courses.MIAMI — Longtime defense attorney Ellis Rubin, originator of such defenses as television intoxication leading to murder and nymphomania as prostitution's cause in a frequently unorthodox five-decade legal career, died Tuesday at 81.
His law firm said he died early Tuesday at his Miami home.
Rubin had battled cancer for more than six years, recently issuing a farewell statement from a Miami Beach hospital bed. But he remained active in his legal practice until nearly the end, winning his last case when he got a judge to rule that a Reform Party candidate for governor should be permitted in a gubernatorial debate.
Rubin starred in the nation's first televised trial in 1977, launched a crusade against federal and Florida laws banning gay marriage, helped lift the TV blackout of NFL games, pioneered a battered woman's defense in Florida and helped free an innocent black man imprisoned for 21 years in his family's killing.
"Love him or hate him, Ellis was a truly unique fixture on the legal scene for many years," said Miami criminal defense attorney Richard Sharpstein. "If you're caught with your pants down and the murder weapon in your hand, Ellis is someone with something to say."
More recently, he represented convicted child-killer Lionel Tate but left the case in a disagreement over a plea bargain. In November, he got Aimee Lee Weiss off on probation in the 2001 death of her newborn son after successfully challenging her statement to police, leading prosecutors to drop murder charges.
Defender of lost causes
Rubin was disliked by many fellow lawyers who believed he tarnished the image of the profession with headline-grabbing lawsuits and screwy defenses that often failed or petered out. He defended lost causes, to excess in the view of some, as he took on more than 5,000 civil and criminal cases.
Ronny Zamora, defendant in the first televised trial, was 15 when he killed an 83-year-old neighbor during a robbery at her Miami Beach home. He claimed Rubin's insanity defense blaming exposure to TV violence was ineffective, but a federal appeals court noted the focus on the role of television in the open-and-shut case allowed in evidence used to Zamora's advantage.
Rubin offered a nymphomania defense for prostitute Kathy Willets, whose sheriff's deputy-husband videotaped her sexual encounters with politicians and police from their bedroom closet. The case was the subject of one of two autobiographical books co-authored by Rubin.
Pasco Circuit Judge Wayne Cobb, who dealt with Rubin in the case of a confessed serial killer, said in 1993 that the lawyer was "famous for his psychobabble defenses."
The Syracuse, N.Y.-native exploited a willing news media and built his own soapbox as a perennially unsuccessful candidate for state office. He frequently telephoned reporters with updates to his high-profile cases and held news conferences often at is Miami law office.
But Rubin had an ethical standard that put him at odds with the U.S. Supreme Court, which refused in 1987 to allow him to drop a murder defendant when he knew the man would lie on the stand. In what Rubin considered his "proudest moment," he served a 37-day jail sentence for contempt rather than stay on the case.
Made the Navy back down
The former Navy commander took on the Pentagon in a 1989 turret explosion that killed 47 seaman aboard the battleship USS Iowa in one of the Navy's highest peacetime death tolls. The Navy withdrew a report implicating a blast victim and survivor in an intentional act when the cause may have been accidental.
Rubin's politics changed with the times. He backed former beauty queen Anita Bryant's anti-gay rights crusade in the late 1970s but decided he was wrong and launched a series of lawsuits in 2004 challenging the ban on gay marriage. Those were later dropped.
As a communist-chasing assistant state attorney general in 1954, he wrote a report for the governor on subversive activities in Florida, tracking Communist Party members.
"Unlike most lawyers today, his primary motivation is not money. He just loves what he does," said Robert Barrar, Rubin's partner since 1996. Aside from practicing with his sons earlier, Rubin worked alone for most of his career.
"I sympathize with the poor and the powerless who don't have a voice," Rubin said in a 2002 interview.
He was survived by his wife Barbara, four children and seven grandchildren.
His funeral is scheduled for Thursday.
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“ ”Today you will get the recipe for a pup’s cake as our Australian Shepherd Hazel turned 1 recently. She gobbled up this birthday cake within minutes, I was quite surprised. I will never forgot how in August 2021 we picked her up from the breeder. It was a hot day. At the beginning having a puppy is quite demanding. It’s like having a mobile baby, she didn’t know when she simply needed to sleep and got all naughty and grumpy. By now we have figured out how to get along with each other. It takes a while to understand and communicate properly. Currently she is a teenager, just like a human teenager she is a bit rebellious and we need to show her her boundries again. But compared to the first months, I am sure we will get through this as well. But now back to the cake. Our dog loves strawberries and whipping cream. I know that some dogs have problems digesting airy products, so before you make this cake, be sure to check whether all ingredients can be eaten by yours.Russia and parts of Central Asia have made the most significant regulatory changes in their history in 2021. They have almost completed the steps needed to form a unified market like the EU. These changes would have a widespread effect on the way pharma business is done in the region.
When the Soviet Union broke down in the 1990s, ex-soviet republics formed the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). However, CIS never gained any practical relevance due to huge differences between various states. Thus, it never achieved its initial objectives of staying more or less integrated, despite the fallout of the union.
Nonetheless, some ex-soviet states felt a greater need for integration. In 2020, Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan formed the Eurasian Customs Union. Later, it was superseded by Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). EAEU is slowly emerging as a homogeneous economic block, quite like the EU. Its member states are Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia, and Kyrgyzstan. It may also expand in the near future.
Five nations are generally accepted to be in Central Asia that are Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan. Among these countries, Turkmenistan is practically closed for business. Tajikistan is often viewed as a high-risk country due to its proximity to Afghanistan. Thus, for most businesses, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan are countries of interest. Among these nations, Uzbekistan is not part of the EAEU but appears to be moving towards it.
In ex-soviet space, Russia is the most significant market. It has more than 70% of the market share, with the rest of the countries having a market share of below 30%. Russia also has considerable local production and a considerable market share in the neighboring countries.
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