shares of the only manufacturer of the smallpox vaccine approved in the us and the eu on the london stockhange rose by about 22%. and suppliers. tools for all 40. duration of the working week in turkey, they can reduce to 40 hours. the issue directly affects the interests of over 30 million workers. this step is associated with changing conditions of the labor market and flexible work styles of the new generation. however, these standards are not applied universally due to the existence of separate regulations by sector. for example, in the media sphere , the standard of 48 hours of work remains in the maritime labor law. weeks, well, in other sectors, the rules of 45 hours are also applied. these were the economic news, have a good day and see you on air. morning broadcast on the belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues the program zone x. i am karina pashkova. hello. one apartment of tenants. many. a resident of menchan took an advance payment for renting an apartment, but did not plan to rent anything out. a thirty-six-year-old previously convicted resident of the capital was detained for co

it moved closer to listing on the london stock exchange earlier this year.h china, self—driving startup weride says it will delay its plans to list in the united states. the firm said updating transaction documents were taking longer than expected. many were hoping weride would lead a turnaround for chinese firms looking to make their mark in the world's numberi economy. it has also been a busy week for the chinese tech giants, which have been reporting their earnings. andrew collier from 0rient capital research gave us his thoughts on the road ahead. well, the advertising market is pretty bad there because the economy is not doing well. so anybody who's in that business like the baidu, which is the google of china, is suffering. all the companies, all the different sectors, that includes transactions, advertising and companies like xiaomi that does electric vehicles all have their own band aids that they're trying to put together to deal with the geopolitical conflict between china and the united states. uh, in the case of xiaomi, they're desperately gettin

stock exchange.his is an astonishing story at a time when he has been through this very traumatic decade and a bit. 50. through this very traumatic decade and a bit. , . , through this very traumatic decade and a bit. , ., , . and a bit. so, yeah, we will see. we don't have — and a bit. so, yeah, we will see. we don't have confirmation. _ and a bit. so, yeah, we will see. we don't have confirmation. simon, - don't have confirmation. simon, thank you so much for that. as soon as we have more details from sicily or anything new to bring you, we will update you. stay with us on bbc news. we will also take you to chicago, where kamala harris has arrived at the democratic national convention, where she will be confirmed formally as the party's presidential candidate. welcome back. to the us now. kamala harris has arrived in chicago for the democratic national convention, where she'll be formally confirmed as the party's presidential candidate. ms harris is expected to join president biden on stage when he

went around the world to the london stock exchange, euronext. hong kong nikkei and back around as the world turns. so these are friday's numbers. we expect more of the same on the markets in america. 630 our time again that weak american jobs number combined with lower factory orders have investors worried. let's go out to the future. showed this to you before the commercial. they've gotten worse. dow industrials now expected to lose 100 points off the top of the open. these are the bets that the traders make on the open. all right. well in the past a poor showing of jobs might have actually made investors happy because they would know it put pressure on the fed to lower interest rates. but we now already know the fed's going to lower interest rates in september. that's right. before the next presidential election, by the way, which is awkward. the fed is supposed to be an independent body above politics. it has to lower rates though. and when it does, it's going to benefit the biden-harris administration, but only coincidentally. it's very awkw

stock exchange.s involved in the valuation of this, not just mike. and mike didn't put it up for sale. the hewlett—packard came along as a very important point because autonomy had an open public valuation. >> it was a publicly traded company . and effectively, company. and effectively, hewlett—packard did a deal it didn't like. in a few years later, went after one of the principals. >> well, that's right. in fact, what happened between the purchase of autonomy and the change of mind, there was a complete change of management at at hewlett—packard . and they at hewlett—packard. and they they threw out the old management and brought in new ones. and the new one, i won't name the individuals, but they wanted to make their name, rebuilding hewlett—packard . so rebuilding hewlett—packard. so what happened was basically british justice got ensnared in american politics, american commercial politics. and it's not for the first time. i mean, this is this happened a number of times. i mean, there was, what w

stock exchange, euronext hong kong, nikkei and back around as the world turns.friday's numbers and we expect more of the same at the open here in america. 630 our time again that week, american jobs number combined with lower factory orders have investors worried. let's take a look at the futures. the bet that traders make on the open. you can see the dow going to plunge 1000 points on the open. in the past, a poor showing for jobs might have made investors happy because they know it would put pressure on the fed to lower interest rates. but in this case, we already know the fed is going to lower rates in september. and that's right before the next presidential election, which is awkward. the fed is supposed to be an independent body above politics. it's going to lower rates. but when it does, that's going to benefit the biden-harris administration. but only coincidentally. it's very awkward because central banks push so hard to be independent that when they all of a sudden look as if they are having effects on election outcomes, that reduces the level to which

stock exchange.s involved in the valuation of this, not just mike. and mike didn't put it up for sale. the hewlett—packard came along as a very important point because autonomy had an open public valuation. >> it was a publicly traded company . and effectively, company. and effectively, hewlett—packard did a deal it didn't like. in a few years later, went after one of the principals. >> well, that's right. in fact, what happened between the purchase of autonomy and the change of mind, there was a complete change of management at at hewlett—packard . and they at hewlett—packard. and they they threw out the old management and brought in new ones. and the new one, i won't name the individuals, but they wanted to make their name, rebuilding hewlett—packard . so rebuilding hewlett—packard. so what happened was basically british justice got ensnared in american politics, american commercial politics. and it's not for the first time. i mean, this is this happened a number of times. i mean, there was, what w

i mean, why why would you launch a tech company on the london stock exchange if you're going to haveyou're going to have to, when you eventually sell it, probably to some big american tech company, do it under american law, why would you do that? why not just put it in new york in the first place? so that's going to do harm to. and we talked i talked all these things through with mike. and we were going to run a campaign together on this, and amongst others, now he's died . i'm and amongst others, now he's died. i'm going to i'm going to do it, as it were, in his memory. >> thank you very much. i mean, really good luck with this campaign. it sounds fascinating, and i hope it gets through parliament. can i just ask you very, very quickly before you go? we are in the middle of a conservative leadership campaign. who would you like to see come out on top? >> i haven't i haven't , publicly >> i haven't i haven't, publicly backed anybody yet. i'm waiting to see who is now at the moment, well, no, no, no , i want to see well, no, no, no, i want to see who's best at opposition. this opposit

a disastrous float on the stock exchange in london.much discussion on worker's rights. a much discussion on worker's riahts. , . ., ., ~' a much discussion on worker's riahts. , . ., ., ~ ., rights. there is much more work to do. in rights. there is much more work to d0- in sterling _ rights. there is much more work to do. in sterling terms, _ rights. there is much more work to do. in sterling terms, the - rights. there is much more work to do. in sterling terms, the companyi do. in sterling terms, the company was involved in transactions worth three point... pounds in the first part of this year. that ended £1 billion worth of revenue and £1 million of profit. that isn't a fat margin in anybody�*s language, so there is a lot of work to be done. it references the worker's rights, and that could increase their costs, but one thing going there is that it is seeing off some of the competition. the grocery delivery service in the uk seems to be retrenching, and in any business as competition, cost and regulation are always challenges and d

it moved the primary listing from london to the new york stock exchange.3%. fan duel is the clear market leader in the u.s. fueling most of flutter's growth. now the street is expecting revenue of $3.4 billion with the u.s. contributing 1.43 billion of that. there are real potential challenges. growing concerns about a regulatory crackdown. big worries about states hiking taxes on gambling revenue. we saw that in illinois. draft kings announced it's going to start tacking on a surcharge on winning bets in some high tax states defraying the cost of that. the investors will watch and see if fan duel follows suit thereby eliminating any competitive risk perceived in the fees. igame, it has the potential vastly to overshadow sports betting in terms of profitability. with flutter and -- well, fan duel and draft kings running neck and neck here and bet mgm working to recapture the lead a bit, flutter insists it has the edge and will maintain it. we see the stock up on the day about 2%. >> see what earnings deliver. contessa, thank you. contessa brewer. we're app

to the new york stock exchange in the spring of '22 and climbed from $100 at it's lows to a high ofhe stock has been knocked down 30 points or more than 13% from that high in less than two weeks without any companywide specific numbers. no developments. i think you're getting a nice chance to buy a quality stock at a discount before wall street goes crazy once the fed starts cutting rates. who else? there's a reason we own stanley black & decker for the trust. largely had a slowdown in remodel but stanley bla black & decker caught fire after the cpi reading and jumped higher after they reported a strong quarter at the end of july. if they can deliver small revenue beat in a 25 cents earnings basis off an 84-cent basis when times are tough imagine how much they can make when the fed starts cutting rates. in response the stock jumped 10% in a single session right before the market starting rolls over. since then it's erased all gains and then some and getting that excellent quarter for free. if you believe that lower rates are coming then stanley bl black & decker is another really gr

stock exchange. and a supplier of medical instruments by as much as 40. the length of the working week in turkey may be reduced to 40 hours, an issue directly affecting the interests of more than 30 million workers. this move is associated with changing conditions in the labor market and flexible working styles of the new generation. however, these standards are not applied universally due to the existence of separate regulations by sector. for example, in the media sphere , the maritime labor law remains the 48 -hour working week standard, well, in other sectors , the 45-hour rule is also applied. that was the news. economy, have a nice day and see you on air. the morning broadcast on belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues. i am karina pashkova, hello, one apartment, many tenants, a minsk resident took an advance payment for rent apartments, but did not plan to rent anything out. a thirty-six-year-old previously convicted resident of the capital was arrested for committing fraud under the pretext of ren