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92,000 employees in the film industry, $9.5 billion in economic impact, but unfortunately, we have a governor who has not only refused to go to hollywood, he is actually refusing to respond to requests from 15 of the largest companies in georgia involved in the film industry to meet with them. and so my goal is very simple. i want to protect jobs in georgia. i want to protect women in georgia. and having built relationships not only with the film industry, but with other industries that are here...

Is actually refusing to respond to requests from 15 of the largest companies in georgia involved in the film industry to meet with them. and so my goal is very simple. i want to protect jobs in georgia. i want to protect women in georgia. and having built relationships not only with the film industry, but with other industries that are here in georgia, i was asked to come and have a conversation about what the bill does, what the bill means, and how we can best support women and the film industr...

The governor not only refused to go to hollywood, but respond to requests from 15 of the largest companies in the film industry to meet with them. my goal was simple, i want to protect jobs in georgia and women in georgia. having built relationships not only with the film industry, but other industries that are here in georgia. i was asked to have a conversation about what the bill does and what it means and how to best support women in the film industry and im here to provide information. >> a ...

>> i support and understand the emotional and the political poll of a boycott call. i grew up in the deep south and boycotts have been part of the civil rights of advance. we need a long-term understanding of what happened. republicans spent 40 years building a narrative and building the capacity to push these bans across the country. simply taking down or taking away jobs is not going to solve the fundamental problem of political power. my intention is to stay and fight and build the political ...

Mostly initaly. forbes says their business is thriving due to worldwide demand for luxury goods. but this global brand has had its fair share of controversy. the italian government, for instance accused dolce & gabbana of evading corporate taxes and moving their assets to luxembourg. dolce & gabbana have plenty of public faces fronting their product. perhaps none more famous than madonna herself. but it remains to be seen exactly how much this boycott call will impact dolce & gabbanas bottom lin...