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into a venture. just don't lose your grip. the treasure map for modern gold trotter, for some of your records breaking. and also in book form the us unemployment takes another step in the right direction. the number of new jobless claims fell again last week, bringing them to the lowest level in a year. we'll look at why coming up we're in mexico where lithium minors are struggling to keep up with demand. now the government's looking to the private sector and overseas and what to do with old car batteries to

still have some juice in the start of in berlin and is giving them a 2nd life to be a business owner of what's in berlin. welcome to the program. new applications for unemployment benefits in the united states have fallen below 400-0048 week. for the 1st time since that pandemic peak, few new claims were submitted last week. don't expect to continue on a downward trend from the previous week. the labor department says it's assigned the pandemic. massive impacts on the job market is nearing its end. last year, weekly, new jobless claims shots in the millions. after several businesses closed the doors, the improving picture and helped by a successful back fame. and i've been getting more on that from senior market analyst, susanna streeter there is now will be much more robust demand because the economy is be open a social distance, they restrictions easing. but there are still,

you know, crunches ahead not least the supplier stuff. i mean, in many different countries around the world, people who've been on furlough been able to do certain jobs, have gone into other sectors instead, such as take away industries. but now when other sectors we hiring there are shortages elsewhere and sent me was saying in sectors like hospitality that she pretty hard to get hold of stuff. now, all of this then feeds into inflation fears because we can't get hold of stock have to pay the more and that could feed in to rising prices. staying with us and amc entertainment is worn to amateur investors, they may lose all their money if they buy stock. during a current rally, the world's biggest movie theater business has seen its share price saw thanks to a similar frenzy of small investment to that experience by game stop. earlier this

year, amc stock started 2021 with around us around $2.00 each. now that hovering around $60.00 and has doubled in price in less than a week. now let's get more and this from our wall street correspondent young caught this again. this is another game stop or is there actually something about a m. c, that justifies this deep rise and share price. well, it is pretty wild what we're seeing here and that a company itself actually is warning investors that at this point that they might be losing, or at least a big chunk of their money is also highly unusual. i mean, the stock is up since the beginning of the year by more than 3000 per cent. and so clearly amc entertainment is than you mean stock. so what we've seen earlier this year with a game stop, i mean, part of the story is said to off younger investors, they're actually challenging as

a short sellers. so more like institutional investors. and let's just give me a very quick example of what shot selling it basically means that the short seller, you're betting that the stock is going to drop. so you're borrowing today, let's say for $10.00. and you hope the stock will drop, let's say to $5.00. so the borrowing port 10, tell it immediately for 10. and then at a later point, when the stock, let's say, drops to $5.00. you make $5.00 good on this trade. but if the stock doesn't drop to 5, but increases, let's say to 40, then you lose actually $30.00 because you have to buy it back at a much higher price. and so that's what those investor. so with a m c or earlier the thea with games talk what they're bidding on. so it's a really remarkable sorry that before the past couple of months, so we haven't really seen that before. wall street. yeah. and then just quickly, what does that mean, amc well, for a and c,

that might actually be a lifeline. i mean, the company was almost bankrupt, specially was the pandemic going on in most the theater as a being close. there were even rumors just a couple of weeks ago that amazon actually might want to buy and see what they did now. on thursday, they actually sold 11 billions for more than $50.00 a piece. meaning they cashed in almost $600000000.00 and they clearly can use the money to re investors or maybe even take over some movie check thought or in new york. thanks for keeping on top of it. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. the white house is banning americans from investing in 28 more chinese firms. due to security confirmed divide administrations move increases the number of blacklisted chinese companies to 59. conclude chinese tech john wal way and chip maker, semi conductor manufacturing international corporation that he won. chinese firms were blacklisted during the trump here level food prices jumped to the highest

level and nearly a decade in may. soaring to 40 by 40 percent from a year ago, according to the un food and agriculture organization. the sharp rising prices comes as the covered. 19 pandemic storage. millions out of work. i think the food security, 5th person in the you have reached an agreement on post breakfast, fishing rights and allow both parties please to fish each of those waters until the end of this year. the deals that quoted for shared fish stops. and your top course is rule that germany breached in laws by failing to control its quality and 26 regions in cities. gloating. berlin, unique in hamburg, the european court of justice as german authorities did not take appropriate measures to limit nitrogen di outside pollution largely caused by cars, trucks and power plants. now the growing value of lithium has made mexico

a bit wealthier in recent years, at least on paper, the government still needs to extract the valuable mineral, which is a key component of the batteries used in electronic devices and electric cars. plans had called for the nationalization of mining activity, but now mexico says, and he's private, help the world's largest left him deposits are located in the state of sonora, northwest, and mexico. but mining here is expensive. it's because the valuable raw material lives in layers of clay, which is difficult to process. the government is looking for private investors. if you could make, you could think of some properties that we need mexico to have its own studies to sit at the table to negotiate with objectives towards national riches this mining material so that investors can do business in mexico. k connor's paypal glossing virtually stress currently 36 mining projects. so waiting for government

approval to start lithium mining on more than $500000.00 hectares of land. the price of lithium carbonate has been rising sharply since december after falling steadily for years. but the man has grown again, lithium is a vital component in the production of electric car batteries. many companies are anticipating the boom. here, the main customers would be the u. s. and china. still it's uncertain how demand will develop in the future. the long term investment may not pay off if prices fall again. well, that's the front end of a bachelor's lifespan the lithium necessary to make them. but what about when they said that purpose and ready to be thrown away with a startup in berlin is giving them a 2nd life. busy berlin bass start up, batteries has found a solution for electric vehicle batteries. reiner hernon and his team are giving

them a 2nd life so can debo. and so this is how we received the batteries. they still have about 70 percent of the original storage capacity. so 1st we disassemble these 48 modules, check them, and then use them to produce our new better package. the better packs are compact, 35 killer storage batteries. they provide energy and our environmentally friendly time to load up this talk. talk a 2nd life for former car batteries is practical, providing clean mobility for all situations. currently was previously a rolls royce executive now he's motivated by green technology but for that he needs industrial partners.

busy the idea which was born in berlin will be implemented on a large scale in paris, where the 1st factory for automobile recycling is being built to get batteries a 2nd life. this is an example of how it could look for containers full of 50 for electric vehicle batteries and 6 columns and many power plants connected to the local electric grid that could act as a buffer to offset any energy fluctuations. busy the for containers can supply an hour of electricity to nearly 9000 households on the banks of the river, san, and paris, the car, batteries get a 2nd life and the port boat owner, d d. a spot also relies on the new technology. ah, so be sure this is the future of everything that has to do with transportation. and of course, it applies to both to, to, especially since they're being criticize for polluting the environment and so on

the ultimate field to push the spot wants to retrofit all of his boats with 2nd life batteries. he already uses them in a small ones. his plan is for his hopefully to be entirely electric by the 2024 summer olympics in paris. the and just lastly harry potter fans might want to help on board room sticks. i had to new york a 3 story flagship store themed around the world famous wizard has opened his door to the public after a one year delay court by the current of virus pandemic. thousands of new yorkers were there to celebrate braving the rain, well dressed like characters from the series of books and films with the features 15 themed areas and thousands of products for aspiring which is. and with

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ask me to i'm neil, host of the um, the dream protocol. and to me is clear. we need to change the solutions or out the join me for a deep dive. the green transformation to me for the me, the, the photographer under the as good sky makes art works, the question, the world we live in and itself for millions of euros, the world's most expensive photographer, takes us through a retrospective of his own work. coming up on arts and culture. but 1st, the can film festival. the biggest film festival in the world is finally returning

. after more than 2 years, organizers announced the festival line up thursday morning, including the opening film. i met by director laos, carfax, and starring adam driver and my own cookie. yeah. we're seeing the festival starts next month and already it's a huge cause for celebration in the film industry after last years festival was cancelled due to the pandemic. can count wait. that was message, as festival directs, is announced this year's cinematic line up another step towards returning the film industry to its pre koby glamour. we've proven that cinema is not dead all the extraordinary and triumphant return of audiences to cinemas and france and around the world was the 1st good news. we can festival will be the 2nd good news. seen him up before the pan demik the vessel pulled in 40000 people

a day this year. only about half that number is expected. the big difference this year is that you can find a room home on even so the festival is coming back with a bang and a program packed with big names. and d, w reporter mike craig has been following the scoops on this years. can film festival. mike, so let's talk about these big names. who are we talking about? you mentioned already if you but judy foster will be there, sean pan, will present a movie as a director home any start when they really when they are really coming and they all expect them to come. this will be a big party. another film of the competition is the french dispatch by west anderson and when that costs of that movie will arrive in july, you will have millions of like friends, smith domino, bill murray,

all till the twins and, and so on. and so on here. so, so many stars it has movies. absolutely. and the film was inspired by the end of the laugh to the famous magazine, the new yorker, it's a crazy story. very funny, very dramatic. and we've got a clip. the french dispatch, really loud odyssey the voice of his rowdy generation simone. make it sound like a hobby. i want to buy. incidence is with us. yes. in short, the pitcher was a sensation. ah. so that's premier in the can film competition and a lot of people have been waiting to see the movie for over a year. now like i can't wait for that. but some of the directors are really holding back that from us just to, to wait, and to show them in can trip piano, for example, is a movie by nanny boy. he drama from italy also the competition. and this is also

very charming side of the con, some festival program, because it's always a mix. they are trying to combine the really big names of the movies with on the dogs. so it's really a celebration of cinema. let's talk about how this is going to work in the midst of a pandemic. is this going to be a normal can, or how are they going to deal with the virus? the plan is that the organs will really see the movies in the cinema and everything is prepared for the visitors already. of course, they have to wear mosque and need to be tested negative. that will be test stations everywhere and open the whole day. also everybody should be dressed up as usual and took seattle and go guns even in july when the sun is burning. so that's, that's one aspect that things not so attractive about all of this. okay. one of the big controversies over the last years has been with netflix can won't show their

movies or maybe netflix won't follow cans rules. what's going on there? have they worked it out? no, no netflix, no netflix production income come stick to the rule and that films in the competitions must have a local cinema release and is not they are not allowed for the competition despite ongoing conversations, but tween come and netflix they, i'm still not able to bridge the differences, so point, so those netflix movies are going to other festivals than i say, maybe the festival in come. this is what's the most trust again in the announcement of the program is all about cinema and cinema is not that this is his message. ok. and cinema, not just streaming. thank you, mike krueger. well, reality can only be shown by constructing it. at least those are the words of german artist under the s gorski, the most expensive photographer in the world. his digital manipulated photo cell for millions of euros and right now they also fill almost an entire floor at the

museum of fine arts in life. take the city where he was born or a double look back at the work of the past years and german history, angular medical, and her 3 treatises as german chancellor face a red screen. the copy of the mail from bonded looking as a painting by bonnet, newman, which actually hangs in the museum of modern art in new york is photographed here. that's important because most people don't know it or know it from pictures, but he has a very sick surface that's important that it's a real painting, not just a great warm hyper water beaten. the chances, photograph is cold review. the entire light stick exhibition is just a review. i look back at the world capitalist society and the artist

andrea gorski spent weeks putting together and organizing over 60 works from 35 years. each tiny detail is important in the pictures themselves and in the presentation. this time, especially because gorski was born in like take me not to this much denial or this is called the emotional exhibiting here in leipzig for the 1st time. because my father and grandfather both worked photographers here and had the studios here. so we research and discovered many new photos of these, all my grandfathers and financially, and saw them yesterday for the 1st time, my friend, his own house, these are photos of the models. and so we come full circle because i also had to build things, design things all my life. so i had to smile when i discovered these photos. and

once you put it in, take boundary, as gorski was barely a year old when his parents fled communist east germany for the west arriving. and so doth $955.00. his father really go ski became and claimed advertising photographer. his son, however, had no ambition to follow in his footsteps. 5th time, would it be the last thing i would have imagined becoming a photographer? after graduating from high school, i did my civilian service, but i still didn't know what to do professionally because i couldn't think of anything. in the end i studied photographer in essence, and then at the also door academy, andreas gorski studied at the famous academy of becker, who became known for the photos of industrial architecture. even though people

rarely appear in gust pictures, it's always about them. about the traces they leave behind in the architecture and in the landscape me on this page. it was night and we were talking and lost in thought again idle down at the ground and there was a car approaching the low beams and all of a sudden this image appeared. and although the images so abstract, you kind of still feel something over the civilization. girl ski photograph tokyo from an express train and condensed numerous photos into one st. louis and treeless sea of houses, man and the re shaping of the world. buck skis, main theme. the self importance of this cruise ship, monstrous and lifeless. gorski composes his pictures like

a painter. he removes condenses straightens. it's not the seemingly authentic the interest him, but reality is what is true, what is reality? a writer who writes in prose can also do the world, reproduce it, and you will never ask the question, what are you writing here? did you see it somewhere exactly like that? that's just like a photograph, right from the same position now. and it would become a completely different off the road. there is no one view. in addition to the gas case, overwhelming images of the traces of our existence only reveal the view of the world at 2nd glance to the bottom of the sea. now that's where british sculptor james de cares. taylor clears away trash and replaces it with art. his latest sculptures in the south of france

way over 10 tons a piece. lose no cause for alarm. this museum is flooded. on the underwater museum on the french riviera is now inviting visitors to dive into the collection ah, to scope jason, because taylor spent more than 4 years creating his project, which is also intended to create new habitats for marine animals and me. kayla has been creating underwater sculpture pumped around the globe for 15 years. the world's oceans already home to over a 1000 of his works, whose appearance changes over time. within a matter of hours, you can see

a small changes starting to occur. a week later you see a film of greenhouse cover the whole piece. then you start to get sponges, you get carl's forming fish will start to hide within the next and cranny and a lot of the textures and formations that the things that hand can ever produce. so detailed essays minute jason, because taylor has plans for many more underwater museums in the red sea or the polar regions. for example. you know, i hope that working on the water is a way for us to, to look at natural environment very, very differently. you know, it's, it's not something that we own or commodified, or resource the, you know, we can, so it's actually, you know, natural space, this interconnected with everywhere on our planet and borders and,

and delineations just don't matter under water. ah. and it's been great having you with us for this edition of arts and culture from work. check out our website anytime, take care to see next the the as long as the sales managers do not go today, nothing would change. you know, the banks pay huge fines and so was the language of a bank is money speaking, the truth, global news that matters. d, w, made for mines the we're all set to go on as

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camilla here today only case belgium. i'm going to tell you why the favors are set to point in the right things up. this time around. the 1st reason lightly these numbers. 34, to one coach referred to martinez, introduced me to see when control in belgium in 2016. the screening for 21. march of my previous name is football. but he knew that his team to the final in russia, where his side suffered unlucky. the eventual witness. france in the family's going out, one know 2 of the $34.00 to $1.00, 5th, belgium. better than the 4th 231. they played on the previous coach. mark martinez once claimed tactically, i've never lost a match. okay. and he's hold his players. you are not the star,

but it's the team. yes. a group of kellen chad individuals have flourished into a true team. thanks to the right system. you can sense how close the players are with one another. everything runs like clockwork. even when upon the turn of the pressure, belgium is much more flexible these days and can switch to a poor man backline just like in the 2018 quarter finals when they beat prevail to what the team is balanced and can make technical adjustments to meet any challenge now we have the reason that sure to settle, pull and t off sparks, the the warner and belgium has the 2nd most valuable keeper in the world. valued at 75000000 people call the 12. he's one of the world's best. the guy who bait 2 meters at home

in front of him. there are 2 seasons defenders. then, more than a shade over 30 young per tongue and told the other world from you will be in great form at last, will have defence if judy is in the mid field and strong, there is a woman, mar, runs, and knows goals are only matched by his thoughts and on her today you can shake off defenders like they were. no one has cause more goals for belgium than this merely to route through number 9. but the most critical puzzle piece is kevin the point. just look at what he's done from interested in the champions please. this thing i think is the best mix lou in the well the candle and dictate the game equally strong with vote to can tackle finish. and his passing

deployment will be the difference maker in the euros plus i would like to introduce you to a tech he'll be turning 19 just before the tournament. he packed expiry punch in. could be the correct way. because let me tell you the right wing is the best 3 better than i mean they just looked at this list ready to ignite. so listen up. now jim has the strongest team of all time, along with important life experiences to ah, young, new site, and janik cutoff who were 16 other where fair tongue and, and master charlie were just 15 and 8 and was

a 10 to 14 year old when they left their whole and most of thousands national team were playing abroad by the twenty's. they had off from a relatively weak belgium link early and began far flung adventures. 13 belgians are in the prime unique 10 in the book, rega 7 instead off in $409.00 of belgium seen play at clubs that made it to the champion slick knock out states the which is also one reason why the scene has lost only one in the last 15 matches against england last way, and that was important because sometimes the most from losses. and one more thing that other players know they are on a mission that's about more than just football. diversity. belgium is made of both dutch,

they think flemish is french speaking. around 20 percent of the belgians are immigrant. children. plenty of the hard one. going to pack this to flemish deployment. and capitalism has moved towards all of 1000. celebrate along with the flemish news really his team has an image in the fact that the means to re present the whole country. by the way, they speak spanish coach in english. it doesn't get more miles with cultural threats and also the euros belgium. just be proud of french fries, cartoons here, but also the national team because they are definitely going to make the high guys unmatched. and i'm

a long suffering england support. my 3 lines have been installed at the favorites for the upcoming years and of the likes of germany, france and belgium. even though they haven't won a major trophy since 966, they flocked and flap their way through the last 55 years and still they have a lot going for them. now, 5 things to be exact. here's my case for why the bookies might just be right at the center of england's recent revival. it's coach gower southgate, and it's not just his work on the page which has transformed the teams. he's changed the team culture building a cohesive unit. and unlike his predecessors, he's picking plays from big and small clubs alike based not just on formed, but also compatibility feels like that's not as big generational gap as i was on the hudson for capella. southgate focused on open communication and emotional intelligence and is either important psychologist to

help his place. samples approach could work wonders in a high pressure environment such as the years. and it's all ready paid dividends. the russian woke up another thing that's changed england and always had world class players, but they've long struggled to find the right balance in mid field, often suffering from a perceived lack of creativity in the middle of the park. now that has been so the look, we all know gerald and lamp didn't work together. the thing the managers of often focused on books to box mid fields is who can do a little bit of everything for channelled and 11 year old playing fee for trying to cram every. ringback single one of his favorite players, and so one starting 11th, i'm looking at use then post goals is not left with the greatest talents, like matlab, to ca, jo, coal,

or jack will never really worked into the sides and holding the field is like michael carrick and and hungry whenever he used to their full potential bosses that changing, they finally have the midfield mix to unlock the fences, but also bring that necessary workforce mentality and stability youngsters like phil photon and jack really provide that necessary spock while holding plays like halbens phillips and decor and rice can do all that does. he was with this sort of personnel. southgate can finally field a creative silence. commit filtering. for a long time, england's worst nightmare was a penalty shoes out. and too many hop rates had scarred, defend, and the thieves but also that she had

victory against columbia in 2018 woke up. the monkey is now well in truly of that back. almost the same as the support that i used to read match is going to penalties the ones that cause was broken. and moscow, i felt a sense of believe 3 on was i may have even shed a tear with southgate has put a lot of effort into preparing this team, working on real life, preston situations and training, and also trying to improve and play as mental health with this cause now listed and that extra pressure gone england can go and knock out matches, knowing they can be ready for any challenge in order to win a major tournament, every team needs a goal score with that killer instinct and, and hurricane they have that stuff striker whether it's christiano, rinaldo,

in 2016 and under torres, in 2012 viet euro 2008 or even the greek god. i'm last. how the staff in 2004, it's read that a team goes all the way without that main man up from banging the goals. and hurricane just schools for fun. even if you place a spurs, he scored over 200 goals and just over 300 games for his club sites and in 53 caps is not stuff study full goals, ring the but he's not just a sharpshooter. he's also the little professional. the type of guy that carries southgate needs to leave his team. he buys into the culture and he's not involved in any of the field traps of a celebrity football. that's what he england counts and that's why he can leave them to a euro title. as long as he stays fit,

because england don't have a lot of alternatives. this may have been billed as a pan european euro's, but actually england have a clear home advantage. they play all their group games in london. if they qualify top of that group, they'll play the last 16 match in london and both the semi's and the final will be held at wembley and to that successful vaccine rollout and who knows, maybe they will even be english supporters in the sense. yeah. so if they go for english to travel less than any other teams can play, train and sleep in familiar surroundings and might even have their own supporters in the stadium to give them that extra boost. let's just hope the pressure of bringing football home doesn't get to them.

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