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market. and we'll take you to candy lovers in japan for morning, the latest casualty of high inflation. this is the w business. i'm christie patterson, in berlin. inflation in the united states cooled much more than expected in october . the consumer price index rose 7.7 percent relative to a year earlier. it's a much slower pace of increase than the 8 percent economist had expected. and if the lowest annual inflation reading sense, january, food and energy were among the biggest inflation contributors. well for more in this, let's bring in heavy auster on wall street. so petty, the fed has been all about interest rate hikes this year to get price growth under control. what these latest numbers mean for them? well, i say that this new data does seem to give the federal reserve some room to potentially
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start shifting its policy. we now see that we're down from a 40 year high of cor inflation. inflation is also headline inflation has down to its lowest in january. now the fed has been responding with incredibly aggressive interest rate hikes, $75.00 basis point. hi, it's 4 times in a row. that's huge, that's unprecedented. and now with this one month of pretty good data, i wouldn't say we're going to see a wholesale shift in policy. but it certainly gives a wedge. it gives an opening for if we do start to see more and more good news, we will hopefully see a shift in policy by back while talking about good news. wall street seem to be happy about the news today. what are they so happy about? wall street is incredibly radiant. today. we are looking at one of the best post inflation de rallies in a long time. this is one of the best saves we've seen in 2 years. stocks are across
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the stock market. all the indexes really are rising. we saw the nasdaq rose 7 percent and this includes of course, tech stocks which have taken incredible amount of damage over the past year from inflation, from the threat of a recession from the interest rate hikes. and now we see them caught up right in the center of the rally. now the market certainly do believe that the fed is going to start easy is interest rate hikes, perhaps not going to do another of those $75.00 basis point hikes. and this is obviously good news for wall street, but again, this is one month of data. so we'll have to wait and see what the fed thinks if there is going to be more good news. and if there actually will be a shift in policy, teddy auster, thank you so much for that. one of the world's biggest crypto exchanges f t, x is close to collapse. that's after rumors started spreading about the company and customers quickly started withdrawing cash. it's bad news for this guy, sam,
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bank and fried the boss of x. yes. he was seen as a stable hand in the crypto industry, but has now posted a flurry of apologetic tweets as he tries to find a way to keep his company afloat. now f t x approached this sky, chang shao for help. he's the ceo of by nance. that's the world's biggest crypto exchange. after looking at the books, however, jour said finance would not be buying this further undermine confidence in f t x in the process. i'm joined now by sam kessler, he's a journalist for the new site coined ask sam, thanks for joining us. what went wrong at f t x yeah, thanks so much for having me. so m s b s as he's known, sam bank been freed, he runs as you, as you noted, one of the largest crypto currency exchanges. they take crypto currency from users, they allow them to buy new crypto currencies, sell their crypto currency, blah, blah, blah. the thing that sam was doing behind the scenes that spelled his doom as well
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as the failure led to the failures of other i'm proceeding exchanges, especially this past spring, is he was quote, unquote, re high path. the catering users funds behind the scenes. we don't know exactly what he was doing. we don't know exactly how this we had publication happened, but essentially it seemed and seems based on some reporting that on my news out, the coined us bid on last week and that sam was taking action. the user funds that made it such that when users tried to withdraw their money from the exchange thinking that it was backed one to one, that money was not there anymore. and this was a pretty stunning fall for s b s. sam, because he is generally viewed as kind of like a crypto golden boy. he was the 2nd largest donor to jo biden's presidential campaign. he was a huge donor on the half weeks mid terms in the us. it's just a crazy fall from somebody was supposed to be regulatory friendly. yeah,
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it certainly sounds like it. i mean, is this the end for f t x? what's next? i mean, the potter question is not only is the san breath dx, but it's also is this the end for crypto? i'm as we know it, i don't think criptos. i'm going to go anywhere anytime soon. but you know, all of crypto is dumping in terms of its prices on the news of the 2nd largest or 3rd largest, depending on the measure exchange in the entire industry collapsing found to be by me. it seems as though we don't know exactly yet. it seems like they might have been acting fraudulently behind the scenes. and like i said, it's a, it's a pretty and stunning, you know, turn of fortunes for, for s b out as well as a crazy reversal of the public image that he held. so you're going to see a lot of people, you know, i'm more skeptical of the industry, understandably because one of the most trusted figures within it, even though it's supposed to be quote unquote trust list. i'm one of the most trusted figures within this space and no longer be trusted. ok, well then maybe just briefly, is this good or bad for by an anthem?
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that's a really good question. so you mentioned how the, the, the, the founder of finances, as he goes by his initial, he was the one who kind of gauge, some would call it a qu, i'll it, you know, a rescue plan of f t x. eventually, after apparently seeing the book. so we don't know if he was going to go through the deal on the 1st place. he decided that he was not going to bail out his competitor. is this a good thing? well, you know, obviously his largest competitor is not going to exist, or at least it's going to be far our weaker after this. what happens and that, you know, in one sense is of course good for any company. but, you know, i don't think that sydney, or anybody is really cheering within the crypto industry after what happened this week. because like i said, the yep, this system that people within the industry even now have towards the entire
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project. that is crypto is definitely going to take a bite out of the margin, the profits a binary, as well as every other he's in the space. sam counselor from coined us, thank you so much. now to some of the other global business stories making is by amazon is putting its alexa personal assistant division under review as it seeks to cut cross across unprofitable businesses. wall street journal reported amazons device unit, which includes alexa, has had operating losses of $5000000000.00 a year in recent years. the device business currently has more than 10000 employees . late microsoft co founder paul allen's art collection, was sold at a whopping $1500000000.00 at an auction in new york auction house, christine says it's the highest amount ever spent at a single auction. allen's collection includes 5, doesn't work for me. paul says on vincent, ben gog and other and other revered artist r
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w e says it's profit jumped by over 70 percent in the 1st 9 months of the year. the german energy giant says the result was better than expected and is due to a combination of high energy demand and expansion, expansion of renewables, and a strong international trading business. rising prices for energy and raw materials are taking a toll on people around the globe. and in japan, the latest casualty of, of high inflation has caused an outcry, especially for those with a sweet tooth. they're a sweet as they are iconic, japan, succumb us, drops, come in many flavors. and in all colors of the rainbow, the sold and tin cans that have long been a staple in supermarkets and, and collect a shelves. but they are about to become a lot more rare. as can they make a psycho masika is going out of business. customers young and old, or shocked. ethical muscular, i was sad that sarcoma stops,
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are going out of business. it's sad for the children. when i was a child, i used to eat them. i used to eat them with my family. they thinking that kids today can't make these memories anymore, and that makes me feel sad. oh, don't mother can go up and i didn't look at them. what looks disagree, she can with your, from your ridiculous tongue, martha lu, i liked a bumpy sick. who must drop said, looks like a strawberry. and the clear ones were the mindy tis, those were really good. but i nickina, i should really oh, not any. even the most senior consumers have known the brand for their entire life cycle. my psych i was founded in 19 o 8 and produced candy through the air rates of world war 2. but even though they may be sweet searching raw material in energy prices, paired with a drop in sales left a sour taste of the company. especially since many japanese firms remain hesitant to raise prices out of fear of losing customers. and finally,
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formula one legend michael schumacher. historic race car the ferrari f 2003 fetched a record price at an auction. it was sold for more than $13000000.00 euros. becoming the most expensive modern era race car. the iconic ferrari f 2003. just like it's dr. michael schumacher this ferrari formula. one car is a record breaker. schumer ha notched up fi phrase victories in this car. and one this 6th of his 7 formula, one well titled behind the wheel in japan and 2003. it was sold for record price of just over $13000000.00 euros, selling at sotheby's auction in switzerland. so thank you very much. said what joy, this god was introduced at the spanish grunt, 3 in 2003 and discard one fi phrases with me highest tomorrow's. the driver late, which helped him when his 6th world championship title. cindy, it's one of the most successful stories into history of the brand. so it's
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a very important card in the history of the automobile. now assume as us as 2003 is the most expensive modern formula one caught ever the previous record was held by another extremely high race car, the ferrari f 2001 which was sold for over 7000000 euros in 2017 michael shoe maha has been mostly out of the public ice and suffering serious injuries in his skiing accident in 2013. but his racing ret costs are still around showcasing his laurie's that's our show. thanks for watching her leave me a virtually infinite forest landscape. but look thar, deceptive years of the boy, jason threatened the woodland but protest fled by greenpeace,
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