paramount and comcast had been in talks about merging.ee a lot of consolidation similar to what india is already going through. ed: i want to go back to byron allen as well, what happened to that? chris: they don't seem to be getting a lot of traction from the paramount folks. they are doing due diligence. ♪ -- [indiscernible] apollo made any offer for paramount pictures along. that is not particularly being well received by the folks who would like to keep the content portion together and find a way out through red stones and focus on content and alleviating the losses. that seems to be the focus. caroline: we keep our merger focus on all things to do with these content creation companies. chris, thank you so much for bringing estimate just on paramount. we have been front and center content creation in all its guises, whether watching rockets of spacex. how many people tuned in? ed: on x, more than 3 million, which is astonishing. next week we should talk about it. caroline: we don't seemingly want the chinese to the owning -- to the ow

thinks a tax cut is aramount. .., . , paramount.really wants to cut taxes, and _ paramount. so the government really wants to cut taxes, and i _ paramount. so the government really wants to cut taxes, and i think - paramount. so the government really wants to cut taxes, and i think the i wants to cut taxes, and i think the reason _ wants to cut taxes, and i think the reason why— wants to cut taxes, and i think the reason why it wants to do that is because — reason why it wants to do that is because it — reason why it wants to do that is because it wants to be seen as a traditional— because it wants to be seen as a traditional conservative government that cuts— traditional conservative government that cuts taxes, reduces the size of the state _ that cuts taxes, reduces the size of the state and can be trusted on the economy, — the state and can be trusted on the economy, so by cutting taxes, the government is saying, you can trust us, government is saying, you can trust us, you _ government is saying, you can trust us, you might not

that will be paramount. the us - security going to be? that will be paramount. l be paramount. the us right now is making it clear to the israelis that they will hold them responsible for security on the round. make sure the trucks are able to safely drive off and deliver the aid. but distribution will be tough. what will happen is something the pentagon and the white house are not talking about. there will be aeroplanes, aircraft, satellites overhead. there will be gathering intelligence, there will be keeping watch around the clock as troops are operating there and i the aid is moving. this is very typical, it's the classes gathering of intelligence so they know where her losses. they know if there's any bad actors in the area, they will try and identify any place where there are civilians. this will be very, very key because, and again, everyone hoped to go as well — but afford to not go well, if troops say they're going to involve, if they came under attack — if one of those aeroplanes delivering those parachute drops was to go down, you have to have a way o

liz: look at this two day chart of paramount.k of paramount's film business, shares at this hour are falling, now down about 5%. very close to session lows as talks continue about a possible sale of the company, not to apollo but to investment firm redbird capital. helping to fuel the rumors? a meeting between former president of nbc universal turned redbird executive, jeff shell and paramount ceo bob bakish. charlie has the details. >> i think the reason why the stock is falling the number released by "axios," journal and others, we confirmed it as well, i want to say eight billion dollars or nine billion dollars, that is a lot of money, $11 billion is much more than its market cap. that bid, if it is real, who knows, is sort of unrealistic in this sense, for a chunk of the property, for the paramount movie, film business which is not what shari wants. she wants to keep it all together. unclear if she gets the money, remember this is complicated ownership structure with shari redstone owning something through an investment vehic

liz: red bird now considered the sole survive ising bidder for paramount, at least with coin.g could happen at the last minute. someone could swoop in. we understand this thing right now, you've got -- red bird is the bidder, maybe the sole survivor. now, byron allen still says he has money, people close to the deal are questioning that, but red bird definitely has the money, and it has the money for if a lot of reasons including it's backed up -- excuse me, red bird and skydance have the money. remember, this is kind of a joint thing with david ellis and keith -- larry ellison's son who runs this production company called skydance. they definitely have the money because they're backed up in part by larry ellison. i didn't realize, larry ellison is worth with i think $150 with -- billion. that's elon musk type money. he's kind of in the mix. red bird is definitely in the mix. and red bird's run by a very, very talented banker. i've known him for a while. knows the media business very well. he used to work for goldman sachs, starts his own private equity firm. the real kicker i

telling cnbc paramount will not sell its studio business separately. independent committee of directors met its january bid to merge with all of paramount. different story, though, for netflix. getting a boost over the past week on bullish calls from the likes of evercore and jpmorgan. keybank raising its price target nearly 22% writing in a note, pushing shares higher. joining us now, analyst behind that call. keybank's justin patterson. welcome. talk quickly. i know paramount is not a stock you follow, but i'd like to get your reactions on it. the action in it as it bears on media consolidation, something that everybody seems to be talking about these days. >> yeah. thanks for having me, tyler. again, municipal, my colleague, the media stocks but stepping back, expecting consolidation for a while with the industry. everybody went into direct-to-consumer offerings like netflix to try to get that netflix multiple and a lot of companies have found this is a very difficult business model to get working. sure, higher than you expect in a cable world. you

here's what's coming up next. >> a paramount premium. studio reportedly attracting a big bid to go private. what it means for the company and the streaming space now. >>> plus, ipo in the know. reddit getting ready for itself first day of trading. what to know about pricing and how the stock could hold up in the public markets. you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq market site in times square. we're back right after this. to build the electric vehicle of the future, you need partners. mining partners. technology partners. education. supply chain. energy. what if one partner could do it all? that partner is ontario, canada. with all the critical minerals to make electric vehicle batteries. 65,000 stem graduates per year. one of north america's largest i.t. clusters. a fully integrated supply chain. all powered by one of the cleanest grids in north america. ontario. your innovation partner. ( ♪♪ ) >>> welcome back. we have a market flash on apple. kate rooney has the details. kate? >> hi there, melissa. the department of justi

given the eve of trial is upon us, it is without question that the imminency of the risk of harm is paramount. the rules was issued hours after trump made two statements that would arguably have violated the gag order. times records in a rambling and angry post on his social media site on tuesday, he made a reference to michael cohen, claiming without explanation that his former fixer, was, quote, deaf. and referred to one of mr.

. >> paramount? >> i'll talk about paramount later.aybe, like, seven people care at this point. >> don't say that. >> these companies -- listen, i kid. i kid. do you know how much time i've talked -- >> my kids are watching now. don't say that. >> paramount compared to amazon or apple and what they're doing, you know, i mean, that's the world that they're kind of competing in, not to mention even netflix, far smaller but so much bigger. >> we're big, but only the stream got small. >> don't feel bad. it's okay. it's all right. you've had a great week. feel good. >> it's not done. >> you sat with the man -- >> i have a special tonight, 8:00. >> man in business right now. >> let me go have ten five-hour energy drinks during this vacation of a commercial. >> leaders tonight, it will encompass all the fascinating conversation that jim had with jensen huang, including the concerns i know that jim now shares with me about what this all means for society. >> i do, i do. >> all right, when we come back, though, jim, we've got reddit, because it

integral to our society and that— paramount. integral to our society and that is — paramount.le to do that because in our country. _ to be able to do that because in our country, which is founded on strong traditions _ country, which is founded on strong traditions of freedom and democracy and the _ traditions of freedom and democracy and the rule of law, we need to protect— and the rule of law, we need to protect those against the minority of people — protect those against the minority of people who seek to undermine british— of people who seek to undermine british values. studio: we can leave the prime minister answering questions after having given a speech at the scottish spring conference in aberdeen and he ended that answer that was about the pro—palestinian marches taking place in capitals everywhere and that reference to those taking place in edinburgh. the main gist of what he was talking about was mainly around the oil and gas industry. he was claiming it is his government that can secure jobs in that industry upon which many in the north—east of scotland in particul

cbs viacomcbs paramount.and and i think that as part of a media conglomerate, that independent spirit wasn't quite as pronounced. and i'm very happy to report that last year we were sold to kkr, and kkr has spun us off and made us truly an independent company again. and one of the biggest independent companies, in fact, the biggest independent publisher of adult and children's books in the usa. and we hope to two to grow even further and become even better than we already are. how many titles are you planning to publish this year, your centennial year? it's about 1200. i haven't i haven't counted and that number is a little bit ambiguous because sometimes we first of all, we publish all over the world. so we're publishing in the united kingdom original books and in canada and india and australia, in addition to those in the usa and also sometimes we'll do two editions of a book. so a children's book might be a board book and also a hardcover. so that's why the number is an exact. so how many? how many books w

then when i went to paramount, i was really lucky to get to work for sherry lansing for a year. them and ask for advice. i try to be that way for the next generation. that's important to me — i want to give back. i feel very lucky and blessed for my career and for the both the male and female mentors i had. and ijust think it's my responsibility and it's imperative. and, you know, eventually maybe i'll retire, but probably not. you're probably going to have to wheel me off of a set. you just keep on going. absolutely. so you're expanding your studios in the uk at leavesden. the british chancellor, jeremy hunt, said the uk will be second only to hollywood for studio space next year. what makes the uk a good place for you to make movies in? well, you have amazing crews. i think the craftsmanship is extraordinary and there's great, great incentives to go there. visual effects, sound studios, colour studios, the big stages we have at leavesden. ijust think everything's there. it's state of the art and it's just a wonderful place to work. are we cheaper, too? i don't know that you're

then when i went to paramount, i was really lucky to get to work for sherry lansing for a year.and ask for advice. i try to be that way for the next generation. that's important to me — i want to give back. i feel very lucky and blessed for my career and for the both the male and female mentors i had. and ijust think it's my responsibility and it's imperative. and, you know, eventually maybe i'll retire, but probably not. you're probably going to have to wheel me off of a set. you just keep on going. absolutely. so you're expanding your studios in the uk at leavesden. the british chancellor, jeremy hunt, said the uk will be second only to hollywood for studio space next year. what makes the uk a good place for you to make movies in? well, you have amazing crews. i think the craftsmanship is extraordinary and there's great, great incentives to go there. visual effects, sound studios, colour studios, the big stages we have at leavesden. i just think everything's there. it's state of the art and it's just a wonderful place to work. are we cheaper, too? i don't know that you're chea

collectively paramount group paid $949 million for those offices.re on the buildings than they're actually worth. so both investments have been marked down to zero on company books. eric tao is the outgoing chair of the urban land institute. >> a lot of times you mark it down, which is the right thing to do. if that you have reporting obligations to your investors, etc. but also you reset, you reset the valuation. so this hurts the city, of course, because lower property taxes. but you reset, so you pay less to what we call carry the building. >> no word of paramount group will surrender its properties. its two buildings are around 45% vacant. last year, 350 california was sold. it was one of the most valuable commercial real estate properties in the country. >> 350 california is an actual sale where the property went back out on the market and was sold for less than half the price of its previous uh- sale price. >> last june, the owners of the westfield san francisco center mall turned over the keys to the lender when they defaulted on their lease.

and taking a look at a -- this is interesting, paramount global.s actually moving, there's an axios report that apollo global has reached out to the entertainment giant about a possible takeover or some type of asset purchase. the private equity firm joins a long list of potential suitors including allen media, skydance media, also rumored to be in this race to buy out paramount if global. as you can see, apollo group higher and paramount global is lower. well, paramount pictures was the theatrical distributer for killers of the flower moon which came away empty-handed at the academy awards on sunday, but oppenheimer nabbing seven gold statues at the oscars. there were 13 nominations. the film was shot entirely on imax if cameras which also earned the imax ceo a shout-out from the stage on hollywood's biggest night. we are going to talk with imax ceo rich gelfond on what he was thinking as the academy awards were on sunday night. >>> now to the s&p 500, the index aiming for its 17th record close of the year. taking a hook at the leaders in the s&p,

then when i went to paramount, i was really lucky to get to work for sherry lansing for a year.m and ask for advice. i try to be that way for the next generation. that's important to me — i want to give back. i feel very lucky and blessed for my career and for the both the male and female mentors i had. and ijust think it's my responsibility and it's imperative. and, you know, eventually maybe i'll retire, but probably not. you're probably going to have to wheel me off of a set. you just keep on going. absolutely. so you're expanding your studios in the uk at leavesden. the british chancellor, jeremy hunt, said the uk will be second only to hollywood for studio space next year. what makes the uk a good place for you to make movies in? well, you have amazing crews. i think the craftsmanship is extraordinary and there's great, great incentives to go there. visual effects, sound studios, colour studios, the big stages we have at leavesden. i just think everything's there. it's state of the art and it's just a wonderful place to work. are we cheaper, too? i don't know that you're ch

collective lee paramount group paid $949 million for those offices.w the paramount group owes more on the buildings than they're actually worth. so both investments have been marked down to zero on company books. eric tao is the outgoing chair of the urban land institute. >> a lot of times you mark it down, which is the right thing to do. if that you have reporting obligations to your investors, etc. but also you reset, you reset the valuation. so this hurts the city, of course, because lower property taxes. but you reset so you pay less to what we call carry the building. >> no word of paramount group will surrender its properties. its two buildings are around 45% vacant. last year, 350 california was sold. it was one of the most valuable commercial real estate properties in the country. >> 350 california is an actual sale where the property went back out on the market and was sold for less than half the price of its previous uh- sale price. >> the owners of the westfield mall turned over the keys to the lender when it defaulted on its lease. real es

. >>> and shares of paramount global are up in the pre-market. this after a report of apollo global management made an $11 billion to buy paramount global's hollywood studio. the offer detailed comes as the board reviews a bid from sky dance media for all of paramount global. >> silvana, thank you. keep the story train rolling. >>> time for the big money movers. shares of five below sinking after missing earnings estimates after the higher incidence of theft. five below is combats shrink and limiting the self checkout. shares down 12%. >>> different story for shares of guess popping on strong earnings and guidance. the management calling this an inflection point as they acquire whp global. they are paying out a dividend of $2.25 in may. >>> hong kong shares of xpeng as alibaba plans to sell 33 million of the u.s. traded shares. this is the third time in four months that alibaba is reducing the stake in the ev maker. it terminated an agreement to appoint an alibaba executive. shares down 6.5%. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," fedex reports a

to fulfill that paramount duty we must do more than show our support for law enforcement in words, we have to show it through action. that is why last year thanks to the work of the general assembly i was proud to sign a budget that included a 6,000-dollar pay raise for state law enforcement officers. that pay raise was a recognition of the contributions these brave men and women make as they put their lives on the line day in and day out. this year i look forward working with each of you to once again provide another pay raise for state law enforcement. [applause] >> within my budget propose forral or pay increases of additional $3,000 for state patrol officers like trooper perries as well as our correctional officers and other state law enforcement agencies, these investments will not only serve as a renewal of our commitment to law enforcement officers but will support ongoing retention and recruitment efforts. i'm also urging the general assembly to complete what we started last year and give final passage to the peace officer loan repayment program because despite what some may s

returning from vacation, and for trump and... on the eve of the elections, the topic of illegal refugees is paramount, as nbc reports, both politicians almost simultaneously arrived at the southern border of the united states, where they accused each other of unleashing the migration crisis. macron’s imperial ambitions were almost unanimous; france’s partners opposed the call of the president of the fifth republic to send nato troops to ukraine. after all this will provoke one of the worst wars in human history, but even calls for reason. did not force macron to abandon his desire for bloodshed. every word i say on this matter, quote, is weighed, considered and measured, said the french politician. and ordinary citizens do not agree with their leader. 2/3 of the country's population follows from the survey against the introduction of nato troops into ukraine. every second person believes that it is necessary to maintain neutrality. and every tenth frenchman sees moscow as an ally. and this is already. democratic approaches in germany, to solve the housing problem, a local newspaper calls for the elde

to fulfill that paramount duty, we must do more than show our support for law enforcement in words. we have to show it through actions. that is why last year, thanks to the work of the general assembly, i was proud to sign a budget that included the $6000 pay raise for law enforcement officers. that pay raise was a recognition of the contributions of men and women make as they put their lives on the line day in and day out. i look forward to working -- working with each of you to provide another pay raise for state law enforcement. [applause] >> within my budget propose forral or pay incre >> within my budget proposal are pay increases of an additional $3000 for state patrol officers, correctional officers and state law enforcement agencies. these investments not only serve as a renewal of our commitment, but also support our ongoing retention and recruitment efforts. i am also urging the general assembly to complete what we started last year and give final passes to the peace officer loan repayment program. despite what some may say, we need more police officers, not fewer. [applau

merging in skydance with paramount studio.ere would be a process that would require a special committee vote. you wouldn't do one unless you can do the other. what do you offer in terms of public shareholders, not to mention they're going to need to raise a lot of money in terms of putting the capital structure in a better place, as much as 3 billion is what i've been hearing. so there is no shortage of challenges to a potential deal here. apollo has been hanging around. they like some of those local stations, for example, cnb cbs-related things. i'm not hearing what would be the big thing which is just a major company stepping up and buying the entire thing. >> david, it already kind of has in lbl capital structure. it's not as if you have that juice you can do if you're a new buyer. >> exactly. you can't add a lot of debt. my point is you'd need to sell $3 billion of equity for paramount itself. that's sort of the plan. so you take control, then you raise more money via the equity -- additional equity that is diluted. carl,

spring contrasts, cold nights and comfortable days dwindle in this millennium, the sun is paramount,let and fog are weak. hundreds of rewards have been awarded to the father for his own service and dedication to people. deputies of the minsk city council of the 28th meeting took place at the city hall. i mean, the terminology of their births would be from four to six years, and this dated hour for active zeinasts. the voice of the same person, in my opinion , which means, probably, this is a high assessment, you need to value this with your heart, soul and , of course, actions, there are many achievements, the main thing is we... pranuzza tomorrow, soon the first session will elect a senior officer and regulated practical tortures . jans are holy, and holy for pasta. and so 107 bastards. this is belarus' police day. the task of the law enforcement agency is not only the fight against evil, saber law and prevention of paralysis. inspectors regularly visit schools to change nebyaspeku on daroz. uladzimir karalyov is happy weekdays of the traffic patrol service. a safe trip to school is

that's what they're all focussing on even getting paramount to say they're reducing their programminge their primary and their main objective. the top corporate priority as they put it. in fact. that's according to the ceo bob bakish they're saying that they want to save crosses across the tv and streaming business we've just spoken about it as well the european consortium releasing a scathing report accusing them of using privacy smoke screens, with a massive illegal data collection scheme according to euro news, the program charges users almosts ut tenure 10 euros a month. certainly a few question marks for meta they may be having to head on the legal way. >> mm-hm arabile, thank you so much have a great weekend >>> when we come back, miley cyrus drops new music the fans have waited over a decade for. n have waited over a decade for. when i have pain from arthritis i grab biofreeze. unlike voltaren, biofreeze provides fast-acting relief i can apply it to more areas of my body. and it's nsaid-free. cool the pain so i can get back on the court. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch i

call me, paramount+! is there still paramount+? we still have paramount+?, there's a huge story from when we were on break that we haven't had a chance to talk about yet. the alabama supreme court ruled that frozen embryos are children. now, this surprised a lot of people and proves beyond a doubt the republicans do not know what children are. "you know, kids? sure, i know kids. you keep 'em in a vat of liquid nitrogen at negative 320 degrees. that's why they're called "chill-dren." not "warm-dren!" come on, think, folks. [applause] one of the guys behind this decision is a christian nationalist, alabama chief justice and off-duty captain crunch, tom parker. obviously, judge parker's ruling is disastrous for people trying to have children through ivf. because it would force parents to pay for lifelong storage fees of embryos they will never be allowed to discard. so people are gonna be desperate for cheap storage spots. if you go to your parents' place, do not open that christmas tin from the popcorn factory! it's your frozen brother! experts say this rulin

that quality control is paramount and there they are doing the right job. and these people should be paid for by boeing. but be a government employees. do you feel that that's going to happen to me is, is boeing in a state where it is advocating. so this, i mean, you would think that his lunch is less than from 2017, and 18 when 350 people were killed. luckily, that's been no fatalities with these incidents, but they all alarming. are we seeing boeing willing to change? well that they're talking about that and the new ceo of mr. calhoun says they're going to do it, but it's going to take him some want some time, probably months or years. but i still think the government needs a presence in these factories to ensure that that's up and i don't think they need necessarily a permanent presence. but for the next few years, i would advocate that the f a hire temporarily employees and get them into the boeing factories. and i would make boeing pay the salaries of these people. they've worked for the up a but i think we need other people looking over boeing shoulde

once topic on a pop this week was paramount on report that apollo receptor the company about a possibler of their asset purchase and just as monday, we heard from a large shareholder of pearman who talked about a potential deal. >> there is so many large technology companies as well as traditional media companies that it would be natural to buy paramount local and you can get it -- we think it's selling at a significant undervaluation here and there is so much negativity around it. everybody hates it. your me -- you remember the great john tech john templeton said to buy when there is maximum pessimism. sonali: another media deal is charter communications. it's looking at a takeover ofaltice usa. there is a lot of talk when it comes to dealmaking in the industry and we will bring in eric zinterhiofer from charter. you look at this industry and you are finally seeing some life breathed back into it. how likely are large-scale mergers in this industry, particular with the support of private equity? >> thanks for having me. as we talked about earlier, it's hard to comment on these things.

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regional products, which allow us to increase the quality of life , they come to work here... this is paramountin it’s about help , companies are becoming more and more bold in occupying niches in their market, going to new ones abroad, in the past , foreign trade transactions were added by 17 billion dollars, for example, when we last year in the fall... of those surveyed , companies considered exports, and 54% of those surveyed precisely. moons company from mordovia, further, its history, thousands of km, this is almost the distance from the earth to and back, so much optical. well, so to speak, for the entire length, now you’ll find out. and small-scale production of fiber optic cable, from lightning strike, here is wire. but this is in the past, that is, this is polyethylene, which we imported from europe, now we buy here at two factories, this is sibur and equipment from dal green light for a completely new product. no one produces in russia anymore, no one produces, yes, some foreign manufacturers of refrigerators, of course, froze their business in russia, but others immediately took the

that quality control is paramount and there they are doing the right job. and these people should be paid for by boeing. but be. ready a government employees, do you feel that that's going to happen to me is, is boeing in a state where it is advocating. so this, i mean, you would think that his lunch is less than from 2017, and 18 when 350 people were killed. luckily, that's been no fatalities with these incidents, but they all alarming. are we seeing boeing willing to change? well that they're talking about that and the new ceo of mr. calhoun says they're going to do it, but it's going to take him some want some time, probably months or years. but i still think the government needs a presence in these factories to ensure that that's up and i don't think they need necessarily a permanent presence. but for the next few years, i would advocate that the f a hire temporarily employees and get them into the boeing factories. and i would make boeing pay the salaries of these people. they've worked for the up a but i think we need other people looking over boeing

it premieres march 29th on paramount+ please welcome ewan mcgregor and mary elizabeth winstead!rgeous. i love that you're -- you're here together. this is -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love this booking. i'm so excited about this. >> i know, it's just right great fun for us to do together >> i know. >> jimmy: well, i mean, in addition to working together, i don't know if anyone knows, but you're also married to each other in real life so, yeah [ cheers and applause >> we get to practice every morning. we've been practicing. >> jimmy: yeah, you're really method actors. >> yeah. we're so method, we take it really seriously >> method-ing it up. >> jimmy: yeah i want to talk about the new series, "a gentleman in moscow." but first i want to talk "star wars." >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: because you both have "star wars" -- [ cheers and applause -- in common did you -- when did -- is it fun that you're both very involved in the "star wars" universe >> it's great. >> jimmy: i mean, is that weird, is it cool i mean, that's bizarre, right? >> it's so fun >> somewhat bizarre, but it's -- no, it's ve

news daily magazine reports that the paramount film company is preparing to shoot a pro-zelensky biographicalckbuster for $115 million. by the standards of the dream factory, this is a high-budget film. it will be paid for by the kvartal 95 studio, that is. without money, which, in principle, during the war could go to pensions, child benefits, medicine, but no, the script was written by former kvartal member andrei yakovlev, several pages were published on twitter by paraam pictures producer brian wilson. in them, scenes about the election campaign include a very strict, tough conversation with a certain valery, who is trying to persuade zelensky to leave. i can’t decide on the main role yet. zelensky may be played by jeremy rener, shaylabov or vladimir sanych’s shabby friend, sean pen. the future masterpiece will be called the price of victory, and the main intrigue is whose victory will it be? attention, spoiler, the victory is not ukraine. they are also trying to instill in ukrainians faith in victory. the wedge leaf country's defense minister, bill blay, said he was ready to send a limit

what is going on with paramount and apollo? . apollo has reached out to a special committee formed by paramount about a special takeover asset purchase. we know the media company, the parent of cbs has been selling their assets. they sold their simon & schuster publishing arm to reduce debt. the stock is down more than 20% this year. bloomberg intelligence already has a reaction out to this somewhat breaking news and they say the apollo deal is unlikely and a challenging environment is waiting on valuation making a buyout less appealing. keeping ache lights -- keeping a close eye on that. >> it seems shareholders agree. the stock did initially pop but now it is down 1%. let's talk more about oracle. having a great day. >> biggest intraday gain in almost two years. the earnings were a beat. third-quarter cloud revenue beat. and a metric on the remaining performance obligation which measures their sales backlog -- it was $80 billion for the most recent quarter versus estimates of 59 billion. it was a big surprise and what is drivin

of representatives and for trump and biden ahead of the elections, the topic of illegal refugees is paramounthow nbs reports that both politicians arrived at the southern border of the united states almost simultaneously to face charges. friend in unleashing the migration crisis. macron’s imperial ambitions, france’s almost unanimous partners are against the proposal of the president of the fifth republic to send nato troops to ukraine, because this would provoke one of the worst wars in human history. but even calls to reason did not force macron to abandon his desire for bloodshed. every word i say on this matter is weighed, considered and measured,” said the french politician. ordinary citizens do not agree with him either. according to a survey, 2/3 of the country's population is against the introduction of nato troops into ukraine. every second person believes that it is necessary to maintain neutrality, every tenth person sees moscow as an ally. now not only with ukraine. polish farmers begin blockade of the border with lithuania. the reason is still the same, it requires stopping the i

his limited series, "a gentleman in moscow" premieres march 29th on paramount+.gregor will be here, everybody. so happy to have him back. [ cheers and applause she's a grammy-winning artist, actor, and composer you know from broadway's "waitress" and "into the woods. she's one of the stars of "girls5eva," which has its season three premiere on netflix this week. sara bareilles is back on the show, everybody. [ cheers and applause and he's one of our favorite comedians, an actor who is currently on his "hecklers welcome" stand-up tour he's performing at the beacon theater here in new york city tomorrow night james acaster is on the show [ cheers and applause new podcast. new episode of "family trips" with patton oswalt give that a listen also, i've got some stand-up coming up in april in royal oak, michigan, on april 5th and philadelphia, pennsylvania, on april 6th. [ cheers and applause tickets at sethmeyers.com. moving on, everybody, last night something big happened no easy way to say it. my oldest son asked me a question every parent gets asked at some point.

departure comes one month after capital one would buy discover for $35 billion >>> s&p global cutting paramountlobal to junk citing pressure on cash flow with the continued decline in the company's broadcast and cable tv business. the company, which is controlled by the redstone family, has been weighing asale of the company. >>> tiktok launching a more than $2 million tv ad campaign as the senate reviews the bill that could ban the app in the u.s the ads started running in montana, wisconsin and pennsylvania and ohio according to unreported data those states are represented by senate democrats who are running for re-election. >> silvana, thank you very much. >>> we have more to come on "worldwide exchange," including the one word that investors have to know today. first, a landmark day for the crypto sector as sam bankman-fried is sentenced for the fraud. we will see how long he can be going to prison. >>> and first napster and then the moves on protecting the artists. >>> and tesla's stock slides is the latest on the bull versus bear case. that's all ahead in the very busy hour of "worldwide

we had news that paramount was sending its india's tv stake.e seeing in india is probably what we will see in the u.s. there were too many streaming competitors create airplane a lot of money for sports rights, and so we are seeing a rationalization of disney and elias agreed to merge tv businesses, and paramount had a smaller stake in the enterprise and it will get smaller with the merger. they have been looking to reduce their debt, so this $500 million sales will still be able to sell the programming through nickelodeon, mtv to the indian market, but will not have a direct share. haidi: that was our senior editor for media and entertainment, chris palmeri. let's get how markets are faring. we are getting into the trading session. you are seeing some slight weakness, but broadly, this has been some do training. u.s. stocks are a little lower and the prize session. big tech did feel the brunt of that, but trade is bracing for the u.s. ppi data following the cpi rating that came in hotter than expected, so that is the trend we are forecasting w

eastern on cbs and paramount+. >>> jetblue and spirit airlines have called off their $3.8 billion mergerral judge ruled in january that the deal violated antitrust laws after a lawsuit from the department of justice. >>> and it looks like writing skills are in taylor swift's dna. genealogy company ancestry.com says the singer is the sixth cousin three times removed of famed poet emily dickinson. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, the supreme court hands donald trump a significant legal victory. >> well, the court has decided unanimously that donald trump cannot be disqualified as a presidential candidate. >> the context and analysis of that landmark decision coming just before super tuesday. >> this does not get former president trump to the finish line. this just gets him to the starting line. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. we want to begin tonight with the news and analysis of that historic decision from t

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look at how this population paramount for the changes from 2022 to 2100 noticeably shrinking. the number of working age individuals in each states is expected to decline. 20 percent of labor is going to be scars, very scars in the future. so this is not a one off. it's not like 10 years from now or out of this and then it's gone. now it's, it's here to stay. she's talking about the netherlands, but the same applies to other european countries as well. economists warren, that there is no easy fix to the coming labor problems. it's going to take more than migration, for example, to deal with what's ahead, to see how part time plays into the coming shortages. you can look here, i marches luck, the principal, if you had any class that your primary school in education is one sector where shortages are already back in the netherlands. also in germany it's, it's not very good at the salaries bad. you go to another problem with the parents, so that doesn't help when applicants come to much of school, many wants to work part time for different reasons. but with a smaller candidate pool

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this is of paramount importance.t is why moldova and ukraine are considered candidate countries for joining europe. as for georgia, although it is also a candidate country, there is a certain nine-step ladder that it must climb to demonstrate its commitment to eu membership, reforms and the will to change are crucial, where there is a genuine desire for reform , everything is possible. and today i am a witness of such infiltration in moldova, in ukraine, as well as in georgia. for a long time, georgia was one of our main partner countries in the integration into the democratic world. we have supported her through various programs, such as the aid and development program. currently, ukraine is also one of our priority countries, and we are also considering moldova. the involvement of these countries in the euro-atlantic alliance will not only strengthen security. i want to talk about the situation in society, in particular in estonian society, how to prevent destabilization the situation that russia will take care of.

don't forget 2018, the end of the mcclary sakai when we moved heaven and earth to fulfill our paramount duty of funding education in the state of washington. now i hope you will join me by increasing pay for 32,000 para educators by three dollars an hour and raising the kaplan on special education funding and in creating incentives for teachers to serve students. [applause] and, once students have graduated, they now have more pathways to success than ever. the legislature has created the most general college financial aid program in the country. [applause] but, but it is not the only pathway to success, which is why we greatly increased support for apprenticeships. one person in auburn was going to be an engineer but then he was in a traumatic car accident followed by really high medical bills and had to leave college. fortunately he got connected to computing in a pre-apprenticeship program which is this legislature has designed to support the connect washington grant. now he is a developer in a mental health abend he is here today. you have a bright future, brian. thank you for allow

media giant paramount global has been cut to junk by snp.grade said to be due to the degradation of credit metrics from the exhilarating declines and a linear media and the shift to a more competitive and less certain streaming model. remember that it was reported recently apollo is said to have offered to buy paramount hollywood studio for $11 billion. in more breaking news, we learned amazon has announced they will invest $2.75 billion in ai start up anthropic. it is their biggest investment in the company which competes with openai. a lot to chew on of course. you can see amazon stock not moving too much. we will bring you more details throughout the day on bloomberg television as we have them. i'm katie greifeld. that does it for bloomberg markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight on golo, they don't believe me. they don't believe i can ea

system , completely removed the water from our site, we are very pleased, but the road is, of course, of paramountus, this includes ambulances and public utilities, the housing and communal services of the minsk region welcomes cleanup days on a large scale improvement of towns and villages, about 200 units of equipment work per day in all areas, one of the fundamental tasks of this spring is to improve. quality of roads. every year we increase the volume of repairs to the street road network, if in the twenty-first year it was 165 km, then last year it was 320 km. the housing and communal services system of the minsk region serves 19,700 streets, with a total length of 12,00 km. 24% of the road network is located in cities and towns, the rest is all rural areas. not only housing and communal services enterprises participate, but also agricultural organizations. the bedding material itself is sand, mined in special places, we went to see how the equipment works in the kurkov sand quarry. not far from the city of smolevichi, 2000 cubic meters are mined here material per year, demand is consistently

about his role in the development of our countries about the paramount importance of the far easternfic region. participants of the festival were able to ask the speaker their questions, communicate in the format of such a live dialogue, but... the governor invited young guys to the khabarovsk territory, where they will be able to realize themselves, as he said, in any field. there are vacancies everywhere, today we have 25,000 available vacancies, all of them are waiting for new specialists from all over the country, so i am here, i can say, i encourage everyone, i agitate for moving to distant east, east today is a region of opportunity, in 2013 president vladimir vladimirovich putin announced that the entire 21st century. principled character, my colleague, alexander abramov, works at the game, he comes into direct contact with us, but on the eve of the match , spartak lost one of its leaders, kensi promes, he was detained at dubai airport. sasha, greetings, how does this or may not affect the game and is there any news about the fate of the attackers? yes, anton, good evening, in