like the cost of food. we all know that prices went up during the pandemic when the supply chains shut down and failed. but our supply chains have now improved. and prices are still too high. a loaf of bread cost 50% more today than it did before the pandemic. ground beef is up almost 50%. many of the big food companies are seeing the highest food profits in two decades. and while many grocery chains pass along these savings, others still aren't. i know most businesses are creating jobs, contribute to our economy and playing by the rules. but some are not. and that's just not right. and we need to take action when that is the case. as attorney general in california, i went after companies that illegally increased prices, including wholesalers that inflated the price of prescription medication and companies that conspired with competitors to keep prices of electronics high. ironed more than $1 billion for consumers. so believe me, as president i will go after the bad actors. and i will work to pass the first

it did feel safe, but of course all this comes at a cost and someone ultimately has to pay that costs. as you say, paris going to pay all boost that will continue to bring in tourist and revenue further down the line. but can you understand the reticence, perhaps, of other countries wanting talk to the other city is wanting to host the games given the cost of that they might not be as desirable to visit those places such as london, paris, sidney, tokyo. you can certainly understand the reticence, and this is why the international olympic committee, who of the supreme authority of the games they introduced about 10 years ago. i wrote in that cold agenda 2020, which state claim revolutionized candidate procedure for the olympics. and that was the games would be fully aligned with the priority of future host, with a new flexible approach. and they tried this bass fruits and these while appreciation and shaping bidding process in a way that benefits the whole city. now whether that leads to more transparent bidding process, and then i used to be same. it seems to be that the ios, the targ

whenever people talk about cutting the cost of borrowing, | about cutting the cost of borrowing, whatis the pound falls. tell us about what we have seen on the currency markets today. the pound took a hit on the first announcement of the numbers, again completely related to those interest rate expectations. the pound is still one of the best performing currencies this year if we look the global basket. the reason for thatis the global basket. the reason for that is because uk interest rates had expected to remain higher, particularly if we compare it to euro interest rates. a little bit of dip in the currency but generally interest rates would indicate a stronger pound.— interest rates would indicate a stronger pound. interest rates would indicate a stronuer ound. ., ~ , . stronger pound. thank you very much for “oininu stronger pound. thank you very much forjoining us— stronger pound. thank you very much forjoining us today. _ the swiss banking giant ubs has reported bumper profits of $1.14 billion for the period from april tojune, surpassing analysts�* expectations. it's the first t

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costs are still too high. on a deeper level, for too many people, no matter how much they earn, it feels, so hard just to be able to get ahead. i will be laser focused to create opportunities for the middle class that advance their economics security, security and dignity. to their gather, we will build, what i call an opportunity economy. an opportunity economy. an economy where everyone can compete and have a real chance to succeed. everyone, regardless of who they are or where they start, has an opportunity to build wealth for themselves and their children. and, where, we remove the barriers to opportunity. so anyone who wants to start a business, advance their career, can access the tools and the resources that are necessary to do so. i will focus on cutting _ that are necessary to do so. i will focus on cutting needless - that are necessary to do so. i will focus on cutting needless be - that are necessary to do so. in ii focus on cutting needless be missy and unnecessary regulatory red tape. and encourag

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so, you get the indirect costs and the direct costs. host: let me extend that.f i'm going to buy a car in the future, how will this framework impact me? guest: one of the costliest ones we have seen debated on the hill are the tailpipe rules around energy efficiency for new fleets of cars that come out in phases. the biden administration is on a zero carbon program. there are provisions in place to phase out gasoline engines or work towards that goal. but that's expensive. we have seen the rules -- the news in recent months about a bit of a turn back from election -- electric vehicles. you don't have -- you don't run before you walk. sometimes you don't have to knock down the wall, you can just walk through a door. we were already making tremendous progress on reducing carbon intensity. tremendous vehicles that still make sense. people still want them. the torque that they can give you, great stuff. when you try to impel those vehicles to switch to a system where the infrastructure and desire is not all there, secretary themselves are not all there, it's usually

things cost too much.y are saying that weird candidate whose name i'm going to forget, the rent is too damn high. >> i'm forgetting his name too. >> did she do a good job by going and telling people, yes, you're right? is she advocating for them, acknowledging the issue here? >> she drew a sharp contrast between herself and donald trump. on the inflation issue, she's recognizing that prices are higher than people want to pay. what's unfortunate about the inflation we suffered in the post pandemic world is it's a very complex phenomenon that does not just have one cause. trying to explain that to people when they're feeling that pain becomes very difficult. where biden did not do that. vice president harris has articulated a simpler, more digestible way of treating this problem than i think the biden administration. >> it's still the biden/harris agenda and the administration and she and joe biden still get blamed for this. she's trying to get around that. >> she does have a chance to separate that. and in

it did feel safe, but of course all this comes at a cost and someone ultimately has to pay that costs. as you say, paris, going to pay all boost that will continue to bring in taurus and revenue for the down the line. but can you understand the reticence, perhaps, of, of other countries wanting talk to the other city is wanting to host the games given the cost of that they might not be as desirable to visit those places such as love to paris, sidney, tokyo. you can certainly understand the reticence, and this is why the international olympic committee, who of the supreme authority of the games they introduced about 10 years ago. i wrote in that cold agenda 2020, which state claim revolutionized candidate procedure for the olympics. and in that was the games would be fully aligned with the priority of future host, with a new flexible approach. and they tried this bass fruits and these while appreciation and shaping bidding process in a way that benefits the whole city. now whether that leads to a more transparent bidding process, and the nice to be seemed, it seems to be that the ios,

how much will that cost.ink that it will cost for us to basically bribe every american to drive an electric car. >> will come excuse me alliance motivation just -underscore your original question with us, there's really two things template as a relates to me how much money do you think it will cost to bribe the market people to make them drive electric cars the move those numbers. >> electrification increasing as a relates to cost only a fraction of the currently eligible vehicle. >> how much you think it will cost. >> how much you think it will cost. >> i quoted earlier, she think that it will cost. >> it ultimately depends on consumers and we don't have an exact figure. >> you think we just don't keep throwing money at it until we get the jackpot and how about you mr. davis. >> you put enough charging stations other recited by what is because may have to drive 45n taxpayer for us to convince the american people frankly to bribe the american people to get rid of the gas card and drive electric car and any ge

how much will that cost.o you think that it will cost for us to basically bribe every american to drive an electric car. >> will come excuse me alliance motivation just -underscore your original question with us, there's really two things template as a relates to me how much money do you think it will cost to bribe the market people to make them drive electric cars the move those numbers. >> electrification increasing as a relates to cost only a fraction of the currently eligible vehicle. >> how much you think it will cost. >> how much you think it will cost. >> i quoted earlier, she think that it will cost. >> it ultimately depends on consumers and we don't have an exact figure. >> you think we just don't keep throwing money at it until we get the jackpot and how about you mr. davis. >> you put enough charging stations other recited by what is because may have to drive 45n taxpayer for us to convince the american people frankly to bribe the american people to get rid of the gas card and drive electric car an

they are struggling with energy costs and diesel costs. even a lot of government regulations. >> now critics have piled on, calling it a poor solution to a problem that harris helped to cause, with this administration's unbridled spending and a lot of regulation and industry. trump seized on that yesterday. >> she's in there now. she could do anything she wants and she is still saying if you elect me, i'll do this. she's running on the maduro plan, like some thing straight out of venezuela or the soviet union. this announcement is an admission that her economic policies have totally failed. >> the other big piece of harrison's plan targets housing costs, giving tax credits and down payment assistance the first-time home buyers and also financially incentivizing builders to create more starter homes. the national association of homebuilders says that is a half good plan, the piece that addresses the supply portion will help to fix the problem. they say that's got to happen first before you incentivize more demand with incentives are first h

for example, when you look at small cost versus s u, v t. and to there the price difference, which we identified for the small and for the many cost segment, were significantly higher as for the middle class. and he has to be segment. and that's why they had a hard time, let's say, to achieve the cost beneficiary situation over the years. so it's molly bees, a lot more expensive than the combustion engine count, deposit according to crowds analysis. but that's another big factor which impacts the total cost of ownership. if you have, for example, access to a private ball box at your home and or fix it, some blood work and it might be able to charge it there for a large majority of your trips that you are making. and you have, for example, a photo of, of type installation on your roof. then it might be a fact or 3, you better then this, this, the energy price scenario. so in the middle class, the benefits would be about 10 to 12000 years over 15 years. which is quite right much so the best option is to buy a mid range cost and charge at home

that's 670 heroes. stickers cost 800000 rubies and then we have extra lighting and decoration costs. the next of the bill can exceed 300000 rupees around a 1000 euros. 1 truck causes a mass shop, it's visual motif from packets. tony, coach of language, politics and history. this deeply rooted tradition was initially a way for truck drivers to attract attention. but now it has become a means of cultural expression. the, the floral designs a now not certainty painted on trucks and buses, but don't cause pain. speeches, neural a sand stock of old truck costs as even become a total of sports and cultural diplomacy. to understand the progress of this form, we met ali salman, and a cultural entrepreneur and founder of the cold patty truck cock project. this art is not only limited to pakistan, but we also brought it to the world. we have decorated trucks and buses in several countries, including the us, germany and china, english to promote this art internationally to create more job opportunities. unesco featured us as a creative audit, removed from pakistan because of our contribution to

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this is counting the cost on. i'll just sarah, your weekly, look at the world of business and because all makes this week, interest rate cuts on coming signals, the us fed, all the major central banks have 1000 lower and foreign costs is to fight against inflation tonic aqona. it's been a year of volatility, so the japanese currency, so what is driven the wild swings and again, just the rest of the wealthy warrens and kinda employees ignore that. bosses. australia is the latest nation to decide. they come off to work hours and with a copy of the inflation is easing the era of high borrowing costs could be coming to an end. that's the message from central banks, governors who gathers of the us federal was us annual conference at jackson hole last week. the much anticipated message came from the fed charge of, i'm paul, who was at the time has come for rate cost most likely in september. that brings it into line with other major banks, which now seemed to be more concerned about unemployment and economic growth. and

the cost, it depends on who you ask. obviously, a trump is binding to it, to certain constituencies, use proposals to dfacs, social security benefits, which, which is a disaster, by the way, for the solve and see of the social security problem is it is an example he's pandering to home. so the retiree will, of course, get the social security benefits upon retirement, which are taxable or why are they taxable to maintain or the the solvency of the system. so when she says not we're going to detach that. we're just going to shop. so basically means you retire in america, get to keep more money and i'm very nice to you to do that sir. and i, by the way, i am also going to talk more taxes for the middle class or for others, which means look under a trumpet administration. you've got to keep more money regarding the, you know, the fiscal deposition day 5 exploded on the truck exploded. keeping in mind that the republican party is to get started really, you know, the pro fiscal party, the one for you. remember balance, budgets

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so costs have gone up substantially, but to pay rises have been far away from, from the cost of living that they have enjoyed. we see now in the country of the country that, uh, the pressure is coming from trade unions or from the labor market. this is, is getting stronger and stronger in the u. k recently, but i've seen strikes, for instance, from frame drive is demanding more pay and, and the government have basically said that the going to show up public sector pay quite significantly. so that is this dynamic which is bad, which can have the impact off of pushing inflation up again. but having that set, i mean, you're not going to get information just because you have a pay rises that pay wise also need to be supported by law liquidity going into the front of me and that central bank can control. okay. yeah, because he has it got jerome poly to walnut keeping high interest rates would cause some pain for families and businesses. you say that now looking to recruit, the law says, how will this reduction and rates help them? i think it's going to vary from family to family and as pull

of agriculture, the cost of food.have seen that has not been reduced since. even though some of the supply chain issues have been addressed but not all. while it seems far away i think it is still worth mentioning that what we have conflict and wars and other places that impact food and items even that we import here, and gas prices as well. all of this feeds in. it is more complex. not to say we shouldn't focus on the relationship of wages but it is a much more complex issue. i thank you for raising all the can tripping factors. host: leotis in chicago. caller: how are you, reverend taylor? guest: i'm glad to be here. genuinely. caller: thank you for your clarification on food insecurity and providing that definition. in that situation when you were a college student what could you have done as a college student to prevent food insecurity? my follow-up is, what is the role of higher education or adult education vending food insecurity? -- preventing food insecurity? guest: that's an excellent question. i'm also passi

it is now only going to cost $115.plause] by the way, these prices will be $1.5 billion less out of pocket for patients to drug companies. lower co-pays for 9 million seniors who take these drugs. we are saving the american taxpayer because of the new changes 6 billion a year because medicare will not have to pay out. imagine that. 6 billion a year. we can do that for child care and health care and so much more. we are just getting started. medicare can negotiate lower prices for another 15 drugs next year, 15 the following and 20 after that until every drug is covered. that is the law. [applause] this is another really big deal. americans can save more money and for life-saving medications they need and deserve and bring p's of mind. it is hard to explain. kamala and i are going to keep fighting to lowering prescription costs for everyone and not just seniors. it is a fight we have to continue. guess what. surprise, surprise. big pharma does not want this to happen at all. the pharmaceutical industry last year spent $

all of this cost a lot of money. just buying mind uranium using it once and throwing it away is cheaper. the price of uranium is rising, but it's still quite abundant. the way i explained ronald's recycling process was extremely simplified. this is what it would look like if i'd show you the entire video. and not many countries know how to do this at scale. russia is the 2nd biggest recycler reprocessing, about the 10th of what fonts does. india also reprises its own waste and is planning on expanding its capacities. china has one demonstration planned and is currently building more the u. k. used to recycle a gave up a couple of years ago also because it was too expensive. japan has been building a reprocessing plan for over 30 years with massive delays and cost increases. but out of $32.00 countries that use nuclear power, that's it almost made the choice to recycle a long time ago. more than 60 years ago. but for false, it's a very expensive way to keep. so writing too, because we have a strong pulse of electricit

the regulator said those costs amounted to $380 million for the current quarter.s been million on an extra $170 million on hotels, meals and transportation to and from the as airport for its customers as well as other crew related costs. given the expense, the airline said it had little choice but to pursue legal action against crowdstrike and microsoft for a global tech outage that caused thousands of flight cancellations. but crowdstrike has said it should not take all the blame. the cyber security company alleges the airline was hit hardest and longest because delta refused on—site assistance they the on—site assistance they immediately offered. a letter the on—site assistance they immediately offered. lastlyer crowdstrike�*s apology lastly inadequate. the war of words comes as delta and crowdstrike both face class—action lawsuits from airline passengers over the tech meltdown. paramount global has announced it will lay off around 2000 people or 15% of its us workforce. the cuts will begin in the coming weeks and conclude by the end of the year. it also announc

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you add it all up, it's thousands and thousands of dollars that she and he have cost people, the cost of a typical monthly mortgage has doubled since i left office and it is three months old and mortgages used to be 2% and now 10% and you can't get a mortgage so it's higher than 10%. it's actually quadrupled. think of that, quadrupled. >> what happens? donald: she's 100 years old and wants my autograph. i think we should do it. we'll do it. >> i got to ask a couple questions, actually, several questions from reporters. i did ask them about polling recently, about neck and neck. >> i've been to your rally, sir. donald: i like this guy. you want me to write on your suit, destroy your suit. >> how about a green hat, i worked as a volunteer in trump tower and made over 50,000 phone calls for you. donald: look, and he's done well. that's a great hat. >> we all love america and we all love you. donald: we have to win this one. if we don't win, we have a country that will be in big trouble. >> god bless you, sir. donald: thank you, everybody. this is interesting. you like it today? >> the ca

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good to have you with us on counting the cost again. a just how bad is the economic situation in by jerry at right now on off the protest is to moans legitimate. so there are 2 things to this. no one would doubt that with food inflation above 40 percent here and yeah, inflation itself, headline inflation as a multi year high, the people are going through a great deal if economic difficulty. however, it would be very fluid to pinpoints responsibility for the current situation. just to the re phones or to pinpoint that on the reforms that were meant to improve the situation. nigeria has in fact, in recent months, reinstated to the feel subsidy. despite bold intentions to remove it entirely up the outset, the feel subsidy is most affordable. that has been fx liberalization. this was something that many, many nigerians had called full prior to the elections of loft. yeah. of course it takes a while to stabilize everything. and it's the full out from those initial reforms that protest says some protesters have been demonstrating against. but

i'm counting the cost. thanks for being with us. to a judge in the us as well that google broke empty trust laws to illegally crush competition and maintain a monopoly of online such the long lock decision marks. the 1st major success for us, so far as he's taking a look at the dominance of big tech, google's parent company, alphabet. the said that it's popularity stems from the overwhelming desire of consumers to use its search engine. that's a show for this week. if you'd like to comment on anything you've saved, get in touch, i'm a fan to get an on x, please use the hash tag h a c t c. when you do or you can drop us a line counting the cost out of 0 dot net as an email address, as always, us plenty more. few on lineup, elder 0 dot com slash ctc. that takes you straight to a page though, you'll find individual reports, links added type programs for you to capture. but that's it for this edition of counting the cost i made for you instead of going from the team here though. huh. thanks for being with us. the news on al jazeera is t

the total cost for owning an electric call versus the costs of owning a fossil fuel cap and the results when the same for every contact. for example, when you look at small costs versus as you've eats. and to there the price difference, which we identified for the small and for the many cost segment, were significantly higher as for the middle class and the s u v segment. and that's why they had a hard time, let's say, to achieve the cost beneficial situation over the years. so it's molly, these are a lot more expensive than the combustion engine count, deposit according to crowds analysis. but that's another big factor which impacts the total cost of ownership. if you have, for example, access to a private ball box at your home and or fix it, some blood work and then might be able to charge it there for a large majority of your trips that you are making. and you have, for example, a sort of other type installation on your roof, then it might be factor or 3, you better then this, this, the energy price scenario. so in the middle class, the benefits would be about 10 to 12000 years over

also emulation wise, but also cost wise. then you have a big advantage in building electric costs. like neo before the b y d is playing global markets, especially europe with launching 3 of them model the co incidence that b y d was named the official e v. sponsor of the euro 2024 football championship. that could be another nail in the coffin for the gym, and auto industry as this was long volkswagens golden tickets. now b, y d is on everyone's lips. you are the a 2 or 3. i should say you have a hoover the bends in others would allow those. i'd say advocacy, and we'll help with b y d can no longer say that the biggest com brand new you've never heard of already a joint in asia. they're expanding around the globe to fix the store for the scenes. launching the past. just call brent euro last october. the id and it's saved in europe in congress, wheezing just 11 balls. the rise of chinese eves and b y d owes much to a push by the chinese government. the industry has enjoyed huge tax breaks. that's led to b, y, d 's domination domestically with a market share of 5 percent in china. co

we're in good money. painting costs 200000 rupees. that $670.00 euro is stickers, cost 800000 rubies. and then we have extra lighting and decoration costs. next to the bill can exceed 300000 rupees around a 1000 euros. 1 truck cost is a mass shop, it's visual motif from packets. tony, coach of language, politics and history. this deeply rooted tradition was initially a way for truck drivers to attract attention. but now it has become a means of cultural expression. the these floral designs now not totally painted on trucks and buses, but don't cause pain. speeches, neural a sand stock of old truck costs as even become a total of sports and cultural diplomacy. to understand the progress of this form, we met ali salman ancient cultural entrepreneur and founder of the cold patty truck cock projects. this art is not only limited to pakistan, but we also brought it to the world. we have decorated trucks and buses in several countries, including the us, germany and china, english to promote this art internationally to create more job opport

we hear less from costs. our issue is really about the substance, not so much about the folks of this. how much was the presence of the legal sure issues. i think this will be different. overstate this fact because they have also an office and culture and they were informed they were also probably in directly involved in this is a bit of an irony that's it with us is trying to bully the old sites now into the ceasefire. and it's a bit of an irony that the cost of u. s. has always the last month. and since they won't break out the beatles any ceasefire the months, it seemed to you in the several times. and now it's kind of going fast enough for the us. i think the reasons the separate reasons for this one is of course the b, c here in the us that this might visually step, spiral out of control or be seen. and that this thing, the threat of re territory offers strikes from you and on, and from his folder in somebody who sees in game. and after the cleaning of the heads of thomas young, indicating of the big hig

costing has played a big impact.ok at the new fiscal report in june, it talk about impact _ fiscal report in june, it talk about impact of— fiscal report in june, it talk about impact of poverty. we are 55% free school _ impact of poverty. we are 55% free school meals, high aspirations students, _ school meals, high aspirations students, but students are looking at the _ students, but students are looking at the cost — students, but students are looking at the cost of it and asking whether it is worth — at the cost of it and asking whether it is worth taking that route or could — it is worth taking that route or could they have a apprenticeship and working _ could they have a apprenticeship and working four days a week and getting paid, are _ working four days a week and getting paid, are there other opportunities? our students are becoming much more invested _ our students are becoming much more invested in— our students are becoming much more invested in looking at the options available — invested in looking at the

good to have you with us on counting the cost again. a just how bad is the economic situation in by jerry yet right now on off the protest is the moans legitimate? well, there are 2 things to this. no one would doubt that with food inflation above 40 percent here and yeah, inflation itself headlined inflation as a multi year high. the people are going through a great deal if economic difficulty. however, it would be very fluid to pinpoints responsibility for the current situation. just to the re phones or to pinpoint that on the reforms that were meant to improve the situation. nigeria has in fact, in recent months, reinstated to the feel subsidy. despite bold intentions to remove it entirely up the outset, the feel subsidy is most affordable. that has been fx liberalization. this was something that many, many nigerians had called full prior to the elections of loft. yeah. of course it takes a while to stabilize everything. and it's the full out from those initial reforms . the protest says some protesters have been demonstrating agains

requesting for increase to the cost and duration cause of cost and time reconciliation, higher bid pricesd change orders. [indiscernible] cost and contract structure is based on cost by public works during the request for proposal phase. once the cmgc is unboarded and and trade packages bid out to the trade of the project are finalized. there is inherent process to true up and reconcile the difference between the cost estimate and bid prices. the higher bid prices public ed for all the projects necessitated the need for dph difficult decisions regarding project that were part of the contract. [indiscernible] removed from by a contractor selected in the future.funding limitations, the health center is phased to proceed with demolition first. the project is in the bidding phase and targeting to award the bid build contract the third quarter 24. [indiscernible] also placed on hold during design until can be identified. public works is working sign of the project and targeting to proceed to construction by 2026 2027. cost reduction measure was reduction of the scope for the it infrastructure.

would you be touching across a lot of what does it cost? the $100.00 by capacity, you know, property is across the, the top to the water. so here's just as i, let's say on the border thing to the plus the mice on the list. there were this that's what i was not legal for by. yeah. because right after work most of human that somewhere else to duplicate cooper season several 1000 was what was it for? am i supposed to get your form from you, but was a me the folder you want to keep me know so it doesn't go over the risk of very drugs and the forms on one of them is on the one jump out of soon come yeah. what was in the boss when we get the problem with the bid? what was that a so thought? well, so thought about it, but i'm thinking if i was eligible for coffee, thought he will say she got a could you? you'll see or say call we'll come, we'll come, we'll come, we'll come, we'll come. i can see there's this fall out, the smoke lucas, you 18 don't document this and possibly getting the most coal company, but i was gonna say to new i what stopped t

it is now only going to cost $115.e way, these prices will be $1.5 billion less out of pocket for patients to drug companies. lower co-pays for 9 million seniors who take these drugs. we are saving the american taxpayer because of the new changes 6 billion a year because medicare will not have to pay out. imagine that. 6 billion a year. we can do that for child care and health care and so much more. we are just getting started. medicare can negotiate lower prices for another 15 drugs next year, 15 the following and 20 after that until every drug is covered. that is the law. [cheers and applause] this is another really big deal. americans can save more money and for life-saving medications they need and deserve and bring p's of mind. it is hard to explain. kamala and i are going to keep fighting to lowering prescription costs for everyone and not just seniors. it is a fight we have to continue. guess what. surprise, surprise. big pharma does not want this to happen at all. the pharmaceutical industry last year spent $40

also emulation wise, but also cost wise. then you have a big advantage in building electric costs. like neo before the b y d is in global markets, especially europe, weather, launching 3 of them model. so it's no coincidence that b y d was named the official e v. sponsor of the euro 2024 football championship. that could be another nail in the coffin for the gym, and auto industry as this was long volkswagens golden tickets. now b, y d is on everyone's lips. you are the a 2 or 3. i should say you have a hoover the bends in others would allow those. i'd say advocacy, and we'll help with b y d can no longer say that the biggest. com brand you've never heard of already a joint in asia. they're expanding around the globe to fix the store for the scenes. launching the past. just call print euro last october. the id and it's saved in europe in congress. wheezing. just 11 long run is of chinese eves and b y d owes much to a post by the chinese government. the industry has enjoyed huge tax breaks that sled to b, y d 's donation domestically with a market share of c 5 percent in china compa

tell us a little _ those costs under control. tell us a little bit _ those costs under control.l us a little bit more _ those costs under control. tell us a little bit more about the new strategies been. what are the upcoming projects for ali baba to get it back on track? before the vice chairman got back as the chairman, reprioritizing its core commerce business, investing all in on al for its cloud business and then in its commerce business really exploring and investing more in its international business. so in terms of major specific initiatives, i would say for investors the thing to watch is that's been reported that ali —— alibaba is going to move to a model versus its current business model which is an annualfee business model which is an annual fee plus service fees. and that will start in september and that could really change things up.— september and that could really change things up. when we look at alibaba, _ change things up. when we look at alibaba, how _ change things up. when we look at alibaba, how does _ change things up. when we look at alibaba, how does it

also emulation wise, but also cost wise. then you have a big advantage in building electric costs. like neo before the b y d is in global markets, especially europe with launching 3 of them models or so it's no coincidence that b y d was named the official e v. sponsor of the euro. 2024 football championship. that could be another nail in the coffin for the gym. and also industry as this was long volkswagens golden tickets. now b, y d is on everyone's lips. you are the a 2 or 3. i should say you have a hoover the bends in others would allow those, i'd say advocacy and will help with b, y d can no longer say that the biggest com brand you've never heard of already a joint in asia there expanding around the globe to 6 weeks to store for the a c loan to the past. due cochran euro. last october, the lady i entered safety in europe in congress, wheezing just 11 months. the rise of chinese eves and b y d owes much to a, pushed by the chinese government. the industry has enjoyed huge tax breaks. that's led to b, y, d 's, domination domestically with a market share of c 5 percent in china.

this brings us to the question of cost. the question of cost is an important one.ecause cost and quantity are closely related. the more expensive something is, the less of that we can have pit -- of it we can have. the more reluctant we are to use it and the more important it is for us to find alternatives to be used for the thing we spent so much money for. understanding the relationship of cost to the way we fight is something we have not had to do in the u.s. military in quite some time because so much of the way we were fighting was at a strategic and an institutional, even an operational level if not at a tactical level was driven bios. it was driven by the way we wanted the fight to go. when the fight is between near peers then all of a sudden you lose control of that. if you have not preplanned for cost, you find yourself in a place where you cannot afford to fight the way you intended to fight especially after you get into the long dragged out phase. another important thing that comes out of this is speed. i don't think i am talking here about speed of tact

the conversion is cost. the group 1200000000 euros excess, more plugins contribution amount of sales situation is difficult at the moment as the market is unsettled. what's that doing to the plant? of course we're noticing a decline in demand and have to react. technically we're in a position to build $360000.00 units a year. we are currently in an output of a ranch, $240000.00 blank last year and by the department of store. this means that the 33 percent fewer cars leave the factory and an entire shift has been eliminated on certain to use spreading among employees. the. anyone who has ever run a marathon knows their faces when things go wonderfully, but sometimes it hurts. it's crucial to maintain your willpower and focus and say we can do it if i can do it. i can get involved and move the location and the history forward. not everyone at this location is therefore hoping that the market will recover quickly. then i put people on products and the technology continues to grow, then i believe that things wil