"These results reflect our revenue diversification, which makes possible strong performance despite uneven market conditions," O'Neal said in a public statement that didn't mention the firm's C.D.O.s.
Avoid the uneven tourist markets and head to Oliva (Caseros 407; 011-54-387-422-7970; oliva-oliva.com) for leather, alpaca and onyx pieces; Samponia (Caseros 468; 011-54-387-422-8333) for jewel-colored rugs; and Rio del Valle Luracatao (J. M. Leguizamón 515; 011-54-387-431-0082) for fair-trade textiles.
Although demand for offerings in the United States has been somewhat uneven, the market has shown signs of strength.
It's still an uneven job market, he said, adding, "It's very strong if you are in some of the office industries, but construction remains with significant losses and it's really not a good picture in social services".
In a wildly uneven housing market in which the same $225,000 that buys half a garage in Notting Hill can buy a three-bedroom, detached home in the northern city of Manchester, the national average price for a dwelling topped £100,000 ($150,000) for the first time earlier this year and now stands at over £110,000.
And if the government is so concerned with black families racking up debt in the name of higher education, where are the federal standards to make loan repayment more negotiable for students entering an uneven job market?
And despite a collusion of foreign and national elite interests, Haiti's peasantry established an internal food system capable of feeding the nation and exporting food, until neoliberal policy "reforms" thrust Haiti into an uneven global market.
Progress is uneven, but regional markets within the EU are forming, deal by deal.
Some have started, with uneven success, to market and advertise to an older population and to design products and services that meet its special needs.
The existing set-up, he says, takes advantage of people who have to sell, forcing them to pay "usury rates" as a result of uneven access to market data.
