The slower rate of job creation from new and young firms is a major reason why employment growth has been sluggish during this particular recovery.
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There's less excitement in the Lords (from 2.30pm) where the subjects to be raised at question time include restrictions on new and young drivers and (ho hum) progress made in the government's response to the Leveson report.
Older pets are often ditched in favour of new puppies and young animals can be dumped by owners who find themselves unable to cope.
India is a more mixed picture as mercantile families from a previous, more protectionist, era are hugely wealthy, but there are a sprinkling of new fortunes and young faces.
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Motherwell vice-chairmain Derek Weir told BBC Scotland before kick-off that they were down to "two or three" candidates in their search for a new manager and Young is confident the team will recover from their mid-season slump.
Our team is new and the players are young in heart and experience.
Others argue that new institutions such as the Social Exclusion Unit and new policies such as the New Deals for young people and communities are significant measures to tackle the causes of crime and are ones which would not have been promoted by the Conservatives.
"It will bring the young together with the old and the young people with their new visions and their new perspectives, their new ideas, " she said.
It aims to promote new projects from young European filmmakers and new films from Bulgaria and the Balkan region and to establish professional links with other European film festivals, sales agents and distributors.
That's why, back in April, at the National Academy of Sciences, I issued a challenge: to encourage folks to think of new and creative ways of engaging young people in science and engineering.
The downside is that both Obama and Kaine are young and very new to the national stage, with little or no national security experience.
Michael Hearty's role as Director General at Finance means he has a cross-government policy knowledge and has Whitehall experience, while James Price is highly regarded as the top man at Business and Enterprise, but is young and relatively new to the job, having spent most of his career in economic development.
And we can't forget those -- a lot of young people who are stepping into new roles and a lot of not-so-young people stepping into roles. (Laughter.) So also on the stage with us today are some of the very newest employees here at the Department, as well.
Each week we highlight a new young person and learn about their inspiring work through their own words.
"It has brought a great deal of new, talented and enthusiastic young teachers into the profession, " he said.
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Soule said the more pragmatic approach to security screening was also reflected in new approaches to young and elderly passengers.
Sue Cook, the new director of children and young people's services in the county, said it would be "stupid" to say there was a quick fix.
The BBC's Lucy Williamson in Seoul says there had been hopes that the US aid deal and a new, young leader were indications the crisis could be moving towards resolution, but that with the announcement of the missile test, those hopes have gone.
Shadow housing minister Jack Dromey repeated calls for a bankers' bonus tax to pay for 25, 000 new homes and 100, 000 new construction jobs for young people.
It includes a VAT cut, tax breaks for small firms and using a bank bonus tax to pay for new affordable homes and guaranteed jobs for young people.
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During a brief stay in Brooklyn, Jake (Jake Rabinbach), a young Memphis musician (and native New Yorker), connects with Lucy (Shannon Esper), a young actress he persuades to come down South and pay him a visit.
But considering the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts and his own situation--three young kids and a new solo practice--McGovern might not fund a retirement plan himself this year.
Ultimately, the race will hinge on get-out-the-vote efforts and whether the new crop of young professionals come out to the polls, said Brigid Harrison, a professor of political science and law at Montclair State University.
Observing that younger generations in modern societies may have difficulties in understanding the values and significance of intangible cultural heritage, the Director-General noted that in traditional societies, where information from outside was limited and young people acquired new knowledge primarily from older people in their communities, intangible cultural heritage was naturally and directly transmitted from generation to generation through their daily activities.
Lancaster made a positive start with his new-look team, grinding out wins against Scotland and Italy, and four penalties from young new fly-half Owen Farrell gave the coach hope of another victory.
Advertisers and marketers see the young as most open to new fashion and change, and as prime consumer targets.
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Two weeks from today a bus will crawl into Austin, Texas from the cold and dusty streets of New York City, packed with 30 young entrepreneurs and a whole lot of ideas.
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She immediately landed a new part time job, started a company teaching etiquette to young kids and with her new swagger, landed a new boyfriend as well.
Hopefully the issue of simplicity and equality in retirement savings rule rather than reducing opportunities for young workers, and new ways to pass on our current budgetary issues to the next generation.
And a new project for young people called Headstuff aims to educate teenagers about mental problems.
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