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A Timaru business will challenge a ruling that deems its advertising campaign offensive.
Independent Forklifts has earned a slap on the wrist from the Advertising Standards Authority for using a "sexualised and objectified" woman in scanty clothing on its vans.
The campaign features different women with a forklift in the background. The text reads: "You know you're not the first ... But does that really matter? Used Forklifts."
A complaint was upheld on the grounds the ad was offensive, saying it used inappropriate sexual appeal.
General manager Merv Dore disagrees and says he will appeal the decision.
"There is so much of that sort of thing around; we feel a bit victimised really."
He said the campaign had been running for three years without complaint.
"Half of our vans have got some sort of image on them; this is the first complaint in three years."
He said the imagery was acceptable, considering All Black Dan Carter appeared in his underwear in a Jockey campaign.
"The forklift industry is a male-dominated industry and an equal opportunity industry."
He said each van cost $1500 to signwrite and the signage would not be removed. ASA decisions are not legally enforceable. The self-governing agency can only ask that advertisements be withdrawn. Requests are usually complied with.
Two of the vans with the disputed theme operate out of Timaru, three out of Christchurch and one out of Nelson.
The complaint, by M Robertson, said it was "just offensive to see that women's bodies are used to sell a service that clearly targets men".
"It becomes a sort of attention-seeking behaviour that is in many ways detrimental to how all women are viewed," the authority was told.
The watchdog also said as the advert was on a vehicle, it would be highly visible to the general public, including children, rather than just its presumed target market of adult men. The Jockey ads were different as the product being sold was underwear.
The Advertising Code states products cannot be promoted through the use of exploitative or degrading sexual images, especially if the product is completely unrelated to such images.
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- The economies of the so-called BRIC nations -- Brazil, Russia, China and India -- are still growing like wild. But for investors, emerging markets had taken a backseat to the United States for much of this year.
That is rapidly changing, however.
One of the most widely watched barometers of the BRIC countries, the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Index Fund (EEM), has been on fire lately. While this exchange traded fund is still lagging the performance of the S&P 500 (SPX) year-to-date, the ETF has surged 10% in the past month.
And according to research firm EPFR Global, more money flowed into emerging market stock mutual funds last week than equity funds for developed markets for the first time this year. Investors favored emerging market bond funds over developed bond market funds as well.
This trend may continue even though China's economy has cooled slightly in the first quarter and inflation is now a major headache for most emerging markets.
Simply put, investors appear to have rediscovered the sexier growth prospects around the rest of the globe.
The U.S. economy still has problems in the housing and job markets. Europe still has a sovereign debt crisis. And Japan's economy was stagnant even before the tragic earthquake and tsunami hit last month.
The strong demand for the initial public offering Thursday of Arcos Dorados, a Buenos Aires-based franchisee of McDonald's (MCD, Fortune 500), is clearly an indication of the excitement about South America as a market. Shares of Arcos Dorados (ARCO) surged 25% in their first day on the New York Stock Exchange.
But just like with any market, investors need to tread cautiously. Remember, it wasn't that long ago that emerging markets stocks were getting hit hard by the political turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa. That region is obviously still volatile.
However, it does seem encouraging that investors may no longer be treating "emerging markets" as this amorphous, monolithic blob. The upheaval in Libya and Egypt shouldn't be an excuse to sell a stock headquartered in Russia, Brazil or South Korea.
The key to any smart investing strategy involving developing markets is to own a diverse group of companies in several countries, said Deborah Vélez Medenica, manager of the Alger Emerging Markets Fund (AAEMX) in New York. Don't make a bet on just China or just India for example.
Along those lines, Medenica said some of her favorite holdings are Brazilian bank Itau Unibanco (ITUB), Russian steel and mining firm Mechel (MTL) and Chinese cement company Anhui Conch.
Oliver Pursche, co-manager of the GMG Defensive Beta Fund (MPDAX) in Suffern, N.Y., agreed that a wider approach to emerging markets makes more sense than trying to find a handful of hot companies.
"If you don't have your boots on the ground in a market, you really should look at a broader basket of stocks and focus on a bunch of sectors." he said.
Pursche said his fund is capitalizing on healthy growth overseas through the WisdomTree Emerging Markets SmallCap Dividend (DGS) ETF. That fund, as its name implies, owns smaller global companies that pay dividends. So there's that added kick from dividend payments to go along with earnings growth.
Another positive for emerging markets is that the stocks are much cheaper now than they were a few years ago.
According to research from Alex Bellefleur, financial economist with Brockhouse Cooper in Montreal, emerging markets stocks are now trading at around 15 times trend earnings, a ratio that adjusts for long-term growth.
To put that in perspective, emerging markets stocks traded at about 25 times trend earnings before the global financial crisis in 2008.
Medenica said she thinks investors have already factored in slower growth -- especially in China -- and that's why the stocks are now relative bargains.
"Everybody is well aware that growth is slowing down in China," she said. "Nobody believes the current growth rates are sustainable."
Still, it can't be stressed enough just how volatile emerging markets can be. Inflation concerns can't be totally dismissed either.
Indian tech giant Infosys (INFY) plunged nearly 15% Friday after the outsourcing firm warned that its profits would be weaker than expected as higher labor costs start to eat into earnings.
So for investors who are a little wary of investing directly in companies headquartered abroad, it still makes sense to buy leading U.S. firms that have a large presence in hot, developing markets.
Pursche said some of his top picks are fast food chain Yum Brands (YUM, Fortune 500), PepsiCo (PEP, Fortune 500) and iron ore minder Cliffs Natural Resources (CLF).
Reader comment of the week. I've been discussing the sad stock performances of smartphone and tablet also-rans Research in Motion and Motorola Mobility all week over on Twitter. On Friday, I asked readers to come up with a name to call a hypothetical merger between RIMM and MMI.
My favorite came from Jeremy Blaine, aka @BlaineJP. "4M, they'd be ahead of 3M in the phone book and everything!"
Ha! Alphabetical order might be the only area where those companies would lead though.
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The Metro Pulse reported a few days ago that the Valarium was closing, quoting a message on their website saying that new state regulations were forcing them out of business.
The KNS uncritically copied and pasted the story to the front page of the business section with a drive-by quote from some random guy about this terrible injustice. As I read the article, I kept thinking something didn't sound right, and wondered why the reporter couldn't explain more about these new regulations and what had changed. I had meant to look in to it, but there was a big election and whatnot and I'm fatigued.
In the mean time, Cari Wade Gervin stepped up to do some actual journalism and stuff, and reports today that the whole story is BS.
Nice try, though, on the effort to blame government regulation (and the poor economy). Other venues like Sassy Anne's, Cotton Eyed Joe, and the Carousel have fortunately (I guess, having never been to any of them except maybe the Carousel 30 years ago) not fallen victim to these onerous state regulations that State Sen. Becky Duncan-Massey pledged to abolish.
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Hah, I knew they were full of it. Next, they'll be blaming Obama.
Saw a comment on one of the stories saying the closing may have had to do with their lack of customers.
I don't know much about it,
I don't know much about it, but they seemed open only for special events. Unless their revenue was pretty significant, it would have been hard to stay open. Sort of like the Neyland Stadium business model. Without the sky box income.
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Recruits shrug off Horns' draft shutout
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2015 QB, son of ex-pro, has much to prove
Damon SaylesClass of 2015 quarterback Koy Detmer Jr. (Somerset, Texas/Somerset) has the name. He also has the game. What he doesn't have -- at least right now -- is the size, and it's Detmer's mission to show that size at quarterback is irrelevant. Listed ...
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Damon SaylesWhen Chris Warren (Rockwall, Texas/Rockwall) got the word that the SEC's biggest dog wanted him, he described the sensation with two words. "Humbling and fantastic," Warren said, as he picked up an Alabama offer during the Crimson Tide's camp on M...
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Baylor tops Texas for Houston-area WR
Damon SaylesIshmael Zamora (Houston/Alief Elsik) picked up an offer from Texas on Tuesday afternoon, his 10th overall. However, the big wide receiver will be taking his talents to another Big 12 program. Zamora said he committed to Baylor on Tuesday evening a...
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Huge B1G offer for Texas RB Avery
Damon SaylesCorey Avery (Dallas/Carter) isn't the most boisterous or most flamboyant athlete. In fact, when he's on the field, he seems to be all business. Sometimes, not being the most vocal can result in the "sleeper" title. For months Avery was considered ...
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UNLV, others courting NFL WR's son
Damon SaylesWhen you have the bloodlines of defensive back J.R. Reed (Plano, Texas/Prestonwood Christian), everybody expects great things from you. Reed is the son of former Minnesota Vikings standout receiver Jake Reed, who had nearly 7,000 receiving yards and ...
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New 2014 TCU commit gets high praise
Damon SaylesTCU picked up its second commitment of the 2014 recruiting class Sunday afternoon -- a speedy cornerback to go alongside its first commit, a durable wide receiver. Nick Foster (Fort Worth, Texas/Keller Fossil Ridge) verbally committed to the Horne...
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Damon SaylesAllen (Texas) had one of the most underrated -- yet most dangerous -- secondary tandems in Texas this past season. That success helped Allen capture the Texas Class 5A Division I state championship last month. Louisiana Tech saw potential in one of t...
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Ricky Seals-Jones focused on all the right things
Damon SaylesRicky Seals-Jones, the No. 1 WR in the country, is just a 17-year-old kid, but after he decommitted from Texas, he was forced to deal with things most kids never have to, including death threats.
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McKinney: If DL coach stays, it's KU
Damon SaylesTurner Gill is no longer the head football coach at Kansas, but Ty McKinney (Athens, Texas/Trinity Valley Community College) has made one thing clear after giving a verbal commitment to play for the Jayhawks. Keep Buddy Wyatt, keep Ty McKinney. ...
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"I like the way you play it -- big, strong, masterful, determined," said judge Bruno Tonioli, who awarded the pair their 10. "Yet, you managed to retain the slinky, smooth, stealthy action of a panther going for the kill."
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Springfield, MA (SportsNetwork.com) - Led by 20 points from Shaq Shannon, the third-seeded Quinnipiac Bobcats downed the 11th-seeded Niagara Purple Eagles, 89-80, in quarterfinal-round action of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tournament.
The Bobcats (20-10) had five players score in double figures, as Ike Azotam added 18 points, Ousmane Drame posted a double-double with 15 points and 16 rebounds, Zaid Hearst scored 15 and Evan Conti chipped in with 12 points and six assists. Quinnipiac takes on second-seeded Manhattan in the semifinals on Sunday night.
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