Many of them find work. Some of them develop little shops and companies on their own. Eventually they get together and expand from the family network of immigrants and work together to build viable businesses.

That's why you have to look at (immigrants) in the greater picture of what they do in the U.S. economy. They set up electronic companies, they set up investment companies, and they also mow the lawn, fix your plumbing and give you a haircut.

Consumers demand a spectrum of services, and if you can't afford to invest in that spectrum of services, you're going to be bought out.

Size is often accompanied with a lack of focus and a slowness that results in losing touch with what the customers really need.

In the beginning I used to work for pet shops, but I didn't really like their method of work. Having multiple dogs at the same time is not the best way of grooming.

I tend to work in coffee shops. I need to get out of the house, and, well, I need the coffee.