Birmingham's prospects, said Davies, were finally coming into focus.
It "demonstates our confidence in the UK's longer-term growth prospects", said Cheshire.
"Those are all great, great prospects," said Mr. Harris, who is a top adviser to Mr. Rubio.
The most important factor in consumer confidence is people's assessment of future employment prospects, said Mr. Bürkl, the market researcher.
Other prospects said they were told that paying a flat fee would be cheaper than paying commissions on each trade.
"Peabody's proposal is highly conditional and does not fully value Macarthur and its significant growth prospects," said Mr. Keith Delacy, the chairman of Macarthur.
Indeed, they argue, such stimulus could be inflationary.Meanwhile, those more pessimistic on China's prospects said such measures would do no good anyway.
Given the shabby economy, students have "a lot of anxiety" about their prospects, said Dr. Perri Klass, director of N.Y.U.'s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute.
The team has players in their primes and a rich stable of prospects, said Daniels, who did not mention the TV money or his habit of shrewd moves.
"Often, I don't bother going after top prospects," said Montgomery, who until recently was his firm's lone full-time employee, with an office in suburban San Antonio.
"You worry that these agents are gaining ownership over these prospects," said Gabe Feldman, the head of the sports law department at Tulane Law School.
