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how ukrainian tax workers are keeping their id sector running, even from afar and criminal charges for the crypto king for mercy, o of crypto currency exchange, se x them bagman freed, as appeared before a u. s. court after his arrest in the bahamas. this is the w visits i'm janelle, than while are unwelcome european union energy ministers failed a yet again to strike a deal on a block wide cap on gas prices tuesday night. for countries like belgium, italy and poland are demanding the measure, which they say would shield their citizens and economies from high energy prices. but that's put them at odds with germany and the netherlands. who worry that gas supply will simply bypass europe and go to buyers prepared to pay more. the minister's hope to be able to reach a deal at their next meeting on december 19th. carol nacley is the
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ceo of crystal energy. welcome carol. can you tell us why it's so hard for you? energy ministers to agree on this gas price cap? hello, i mean the price care on natural gas within the u has been quite a sony issue, where governments are not a lie. and in their view is for different reasons, including their dependence on natural gas, the importance of natural gas in the economy, their overall attitude towards government intervening in market mechanism and putting a cap. and also there is a fact that the opponents of the price scab cannot really find a sensible, evident, even there was even those who are for the price scab. that even if they agree on the principle of the cab, they cannot agree on the level of that cap. so at what, what triggers what level of gas price we should see out there that should trigger the price gap and this is i thing,
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why are we getting all these divisions and controversy is, was in members. but in the last meeting that you had, i think we're getting more positive signal that you are closer to reaching an agreement on the price gap. how should they go about it in a way that makes sense? if he were to design the gas price cap yourself, how would it look like? i wouldn't design want to start with, i would leave it to the market. i know this is economist speaking and not a political solution because you do have people across europe and elsewhere. struggling with high gas prices and government feel the need to intervene to is a pressure the economic burden on the electorate. and also try to appease inflationary pressure. but we are seeing that inflation has started to slow down and some major economies. and actually things may take away from august to clear, but markets tend to be much more efficient than governments as solving a crisis. so i fear today was government, try to
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a model was in pricing mechanism and entering relatively new territory for the u. that is much more complicated than easier said than imposing just a price cap on, on gas marcus. but i did as i understand the political rational, but economically speaking a few, there will be lots of hurdles not only in the short term, but also in the long term. so do you think this is a tokenistic move and a gas price cap actually won't make that much of a difference. it depends on what kind of prices we're going to see out there in the market if they're going to be way above the price guy. because mind you, you would expect gas prices to spike one. for example, we have very called a blast from samples we saw in the u. k. this week, for example. so then by says it's quite normal to see price spiking during the winter season for natural gas because people want to use more heating, they want to use more electricity, and the prices are increase more in countries that rely greater on
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a natural gas. but how long would that spike would stay? that would determine whether the price gap would be effective or not? it's going to be toothless because if you have a price gas gas price above that price gap for a longer period, then yes, you can say that the cap is effective. but if it's going to be just a matter of few days and then it goes below the price up, then what's the cap? a complicated mechanism and success is not assured. carol nacley, she's the ceo of crystal energy. thank you so much for taking the time to day. thank you. you cranes, tech workers are still very much hard at work. despite the hardships of war, many companies in the sector are still receiving contracts and a show of solidarity from clients. that's us. thousands of i t workers who flied the fighting, also send money home to help the country finance it's defensive efforts against russia. lou harkey shortly after the initial russian attacks in march.
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never since the war came to ukraine, telecom experts are trying to repair cables and connections under difficult working conditions. whenever there's no electricity, they'll have to get by with flashlights and rely on help from colleagues abroad. noticed if no marker mostly. our main problem today is that with no electricity and no network and we are no longer connected to all workers, not many of our people are working in. hark, if bush and we don't even know if they are safe, then we're used to ah, that's why most 80 businesses have pulled the employees out of hockey entirely. one of them is natalia salem, aka. she's running her company's hockey office remotely from the polish city of
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krakow virtually connected to 1400. i t specialists. every morning she asked how they're holding up. we all keep doing our best we understand that we have to outperform, to make sure that the are, are successful and be able to support our country. yeah. yeah. just wanted to show you a, one of our best friends of these days work. i don't have electricity right now, but so the generator is working. the star link is working. there is some problems in here with electricity and water, for example, at my home. but there is no problem in office. so out by the dns do or to keep office by today and yesterday also here is the light. here's the coffee. so we keep going. this is what they'll worked, looked like before the war went, 250000 ukrainians were working in the i t. the business had been booming for years
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. even growing by 23 percent this year, the year the war started, hospitals were among those benefiting we in west and donate a lot in defense of andre, so we donate harkey. we id be within one than 1000000000, grieving us. and we continued to do it the fact they're still able to do this proofs. one thing ukraine's i t sector is more resilient than most people knew. now to some of the other global business stories making news. germany's recession is expected to be milder than previously predicted. that's according to economic research institute e, phone analysts, their expect, germany's economic output to shrink by point one percent in 2023. that's less severe than the point 3 percent previously predicted. britain's inflation has
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fallen to 10.7 percent in november and fits at a slightly lower level than many had feared consumers continue to pay much higher prices for food and energy. though economists are still expecting the u. k. to dip into a recession, the world's largest tourism operator to we is expecting to soon return to profitability. strong bookings in the 2nd half of this year help the company cut its annual loss by 90 percent to come out of a pandemic slumped bookings for 2023. are expected to be solid. goobers, food delivery platform in spain has agreed to pay severance to more than $4000.00 drivers and fired in 2021. that's after the introduction of a new law in spain that forced food delivery companies to hire couriers as staff. instead of self employed contractors, now the collapse of crypto platform,
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f t x has rock the trading community around the world. after being arrested in the bahamas on tuesday, the former f t x boss is facing criminal charges. sam bag been freed, has denied knowingly committing fraud. now that claim could be tested in the us courts. from the pinnacle to the pit sam, bagman fried the disgrace crypto tycoon, was arrested in the bahamas at the request of the united states seeking to charge him off to the spectacle of collapse of his crypto currency platform. f t x. the 20 year old crypto celebrity became an object of attention last month, as he suddenly filed for bankruptcy as if the ex suffered the liquidity crunch. the company left more than a 1000000 clients unable to access their funds. the liquidity crunch was caused by a t x users pulling $6000000000.00 from the platform in 3 days. and it came after back mo fried secretly mo, $10000000000.00 worth of f t x customer funds to another one of his company's
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called alameda research through a digital back door. at least one 1000000000 of debt has reportedly vanished completely. finally, on november 11th f t x filed for bankruptcy protection and back me freed step down as chief executive the united states securities and exchange commission not has charged bank, min fried with orchestrating a scheme to defraud investors. bank winfrey has previously apologized to customers, but said he doesn't personally think he has any criminal liability. earlier we spoke to nicholas dave and kind ask about the downfall as he acts and asked them whether the story could shake the confidence of crypto traitors. one of the biggest things about the x is that it had gone for months and years saying we are the reliable company. we are safe, we are something people can trust and a lot of people took them at the word. so, you know right now the fact that we're looking at a bankruptcy where there could be potentially over a 1000000 customers who need,
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you know, have lost access or funds not to mention the other companies that kept their own funds on f t x. assuming you have to actually be safe. the ramifications are huge. there is definitely a lot more scrutiny. i think, of utter cryptic companies like f t x and a lot more question. the are a lot more, you know, uncertainty about whether or not these companies are indeed safe for consumers. and finally, eli mosque is no longer the richest person in the world. his wealth has been cut in half due to the plummeting price of tesla shares, and his recent twitter purchase the serial entrepreneur last the prestigious title to burn out the ceo of luxury group o. v. that's according to the bill. bloomberg. billionaires and forbes index are, knows net worth is around $171000000000.00. is company on several brands such as your tiffany and the weaver tom and the reminder of the top business
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story were following for you this our you energy ministers failed yet again to strike a deal on a block wide cap on gas prices. that the, some members of the block fear the markets could bypass the continent for higher paying buyers, putting their economies and even bigger trouble. and that's all for me and the business team here in berlin for more you can always go to d, w dot com slash business. thank you so much for watching with with
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