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out of fashion over the decades, but could its time have come to produce cheaper housing foster? we'll take a look at that time again, d, w a business, welcome. you as regulators have audit banking colossus, wells fargo to pay $3700000000.00 in fines and customer refunds. it's the largest fine. the consumer finance regulator has ever slapped on a bank. wells fargo has spent years dealing with a series of scandals tied to it. sales practices executives have repeatedly said the bank was cleaning up in fact, but the fines have kept coming. you better to talk about this forest against quarter on the new york stock exchange against the settlement covers a lot of different allegations. so what was wells fargo accused of yet? indian and wells fargo by assets is the 4th largest m u s bank. and the allegations are pretty, a rough, so according to the consumer financial protection bureau,

consumers were illegally assessed fees and interest charges on auto and mortgage loans, hit the costs wrongly repossess that had payments to order and mortgage loan, so misapplied by the bank. so some of that misconduct happened years ago, but some, as recently as this year, and so now you have a 1700000000 dollar a penalty that is the largest him ever a given a, from the see if a p b. and then on top of it, so clients, customers, we're talking about $60000000.00 people and who got and hurt it, able a get about to, to a $1000000000.00 in a payment, said back. so that's aware this a settlement stance at this point does our litany of allegations there in the bank was find $2000000000.00 in a separate case in october has well said how it's going to clean up its act.

well, i mean at least when we're talking about this current term act and wells fargo has already as started said to a repay sort of a customer. so most of this a, to a $1000000000.00 of fine comes on top of it. but as the head of the see if a p, b, or actually a put said wells fargo is a rinse, repeat cycle of violating the law, his heart, millions of american families. i mean, just in 2016 there was a huge, a scandal, a with a fakes account with a wells fargo. so what has happened is that in 2019 and you see old came in and he might do a bit better than his predecessor. so a lot has to be at the head been done. it may be a one final words to the some agency, the consumer financial protection, a bureau, it's a rather young agency. it started under barack obama, didn't really achieve that much. and then it got a lot of the criticism under

a former president of donald trump, and now they also have an u. m head at this an agency. and we will see if he gets this agency rolling this case we're talking right now. the settlement, as you mentioned, is the biggest of by far yet for this agency was fort wellsfargo. say that they cleaned up their act. we'll just have to wait and see against caught on the new york stock exchange. thank you very much. i'm going to stay in the u. s. e. long mosque is actively searching for new twitter c e o. that's according to american broadcaster cnbc. it's after twitter uses voted on monday in favor of ellen musk stepping down. the controversial new owner of twitter had started to pull himself saying he would abide by the result. mosque has come under criticism for suspending journalists from the social media site, changing its verification process and firing thousands of its employees. will. earlier we spoke to internet policy research, constantino's committees. we asked him if there's an upside to this chaos.

considering the billionaire currently helms to other successful companies, tesla and space ex, one thing the that we really need to be very conscious about is the fact that twitter is not tesla and it's not stay sex. and what i mean by that is that, you know, both companies where he was succeeded, are purely engineering companies. and obviously he's very keen at engineering and he was a vision of housed and how to do that. and also he set them up from scratch when it comes to twitter. he came already into a comp, but me that it was already founded and it had a lot of problems. and it's much more complex than a pure engineering company because it has issues of content, moderation, and speech. and it's a global company that operates indifferent to his pictures. and as we know, even the united states and europe, which are 2 democracies that are very close, had a very, very different interpretation on facebook. so you can only imagine what's happening

in other places and looking elsewhere. now argentina, celebrations of its world cup when have given the country pause from its worries over its economic issues. but for some there's no ignoring the hardship. farmers in the country are facing harmful effects of climate change, including severe drought. the inter american development bank is lending the country half a 1000000000 euros to help reduce the impact the money is desperately needed. this is normally a fertile area. but years of drought have left terrible scars on narrow 100 kilometers west of large antennas. capital borne osiris lake. so dried up animals have died. farmers like ignacio boston, should he say they are desperate with any mclelland if you see it anywhere and sing a water shortage for the last 2 years and this year we haven't even reached 50 percent of the average for the area where we are now. i meant that, but i'll

a party to that. how i now as the crops no longer have a reserve of humidity in the underground profile, they are suffering much more with the draft which on my left ear. his wheat crop is another one half the amount that it's supposed to be at this time of the year. because he didn't have enough water. the prospects for corn are not too bright eater. it's not possible to plant in some areas. the ground is simply to dry argentina, agricultural economists expect consequences for the whole industry very, very benefit. but with this harvest of soil and corn, we had to prepare ourselves for the worst scenario we have seen in the last 20 years. and that is what we are see. we are in a situation where things are looking very complex. and a delta dental of washington is one of towards the biggest exporters of soya and corn. this year's likely poor harvest will therefore be a global problem. now to some of the other global business stories making news,

people in oil rich venezuela, queuing up at petrol stations which have run dry, waiting for new supplies, production stoppages, refineries of the state, oil company of course, fuel to run out in several states. venezuela has had repeated fuel crises in the last few years to to crumbling refinery infrastructure. amazon has agreed to make major changes to its business practices in the european union that according to regulators in the u. you online shopping and tech giant has accepted legally binding commitments and include changes to its prime program and by box scheme commitments offered by germany and france formally osley u. s. to open up its new green production scheme to include e u firms. inflation reduction act sets aside $370000000000.00 and subsidies, but only for companies manufacturing in the u. s. or countries with the u. s. for trade deal. the u worries that will distort trade. the price of housing is

shooting up in cities in developed nations across the world. the solutions build more and build cheaper well time for the revival of a technique that's been tried in the past, modular building. build a say it's faster and more affordable. could it be the foundation of a new wave of cheaper housing? or is it just another brick in the wall? a simple box made of steel and concrete. soon to be home to a student in berlin. it is one of $500.00 such boxes said to be part of a new building on a university campus. the builders are making swift progress because they aren't building brick by brick. but apartment by apartment, each module waste 30 tons. they are delivered here from bavaria straight from the producer, a real estate developer that specializes in modular construction. our thought own i'm,

it's increasingly challenging to put up more housing. and our modular way of construction is obviously one way to build fast. this is a huge opportunity for us nationwide, modular building has really improved in recent years. the quality is better. so it's interesting for all different sorts of developments that construction workers prepare the mortar board where a new module will be placed within a few minutes. the building has another room and it's immediately accessible, hidden within the walls, cable cent pipes for water and heat. it was built in off site at the factory and chest needs to be connected. also there's a bathroom and some of the furniture is pre built to bed wardrobe and desk. that's good news for those living near the construction site. man can reason plesco i am. we can work without much of the noise. we don't have to do most of the drilling and cutting the walls any more that's all been done before. of, of, and

a half of the lation of group in bavaria makes them modules concrete is poured into the mold. it hardens within a few hours. and it's then pulled out. the company has invested in the technology since 2016 since then. public housing authorities can't seem to get enough of it. i has come to is aforesaid is also the traditional and this pre building technology has boomed whenever there was a major housing shortage. we've seen this before, right after the war for example. and then after german reunification, when housing was needed in the east and now we're seeing it again as the government pushes for more housing to be built when born was back in berlin. the student dorm is finished with $453.00 rooms. students will move in soon, just a year after construction began on the fly had home. it's time for reminder, the top business stories, the following for you is our

u. s. regulate as avoided banking, colossus, wells fargo to pay $3700000000.00 in fines and customer refunds. it's the largest find the consumer finance regulator has ever slapped on the bank and the lawn mosque is actively searching for a new twitter, c e o. that's according to the american broad costa cnbc 20 uses, voted in favor of mosque stepping down. controversial, owner of the twitter had started the poll himself. and that's it. you're up to date with d. w. business. thank you very much for watching from us here in berlin. and hope to see you again soon. ah. in good shape. what does our blood say about our health? what is the correlation between blood type and cove? it infection? how is potential life threatening phelps is detected and will be able to synthesize

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