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regarding the duration of the impacts it says taken proactive and aggressive actions to manage costs and ricci's capital expenditures on may 19th hurts car rental corp handed out $1500000.00 to its top 3 executives as part of a 16 point $2000000.00 bonus program 3 days later they filed for bankruptcy the exact jason. pennie a department store got $10000000.00 before they filed for bankruptcy and the company went under at chesapeake energy they got $25000000.00 intelsat even won in court the right to pay out $17000000.00 in bonuses to its top 6 executives amid bankruptcy the department of justice was actually blocked from stopping them this seems to be how the u.s. economy is structured in hard times working people lose their jobs their homes and their health care meanwhile corporate executives get paid $1000000.00 bonuses even when their companies go under but remember those of you who are down and out in the united states the white house has got good advice for you find something new it will bomb and are to new york. we end with some world news and brief starting with india who has now surpasse

questions about sexual harassment and violence, but what we've seen through the life of people like ricci taylor and others is that black women were centering the issue of sexualized violence during the civil rights movement. it is often very absent from the master narrative but it's there. we talked about the last time how rosa parks herself was someone who was going through the deep south getting narratives from black women who had been assaulted. and trying to think about ways to mobilize against that, right? so this issue of sexualized violence is very important. any other ways that black women's experiences may have impacted them? we have the segregation, the residential patterns, we also can think about the ways that black women's behavior was often policed in ways that black men's behavior was not. and how that policing of behavior, about what it meant to be a proper woman, impacted who black communities were willing to rally behind. the example of claudette coven a young woman who was pregnant and unmarried who did the very same thing that rosa parks did, but because she was seen

chancellor ricci's neck will outline plans to kickstart the economy.d re-billion pounds and made 1.6 billion available to the arts and culture sectors. retail sales figures were published -- will be published at 1:00 p.m. london time. the data in may is expected to show a partial recovery from the plunge in march. test 1:00,r chancellor angela merkel addresses the european parliament. she will debate priorities of the german presidency and set out her country goals over the next six months. later today, president trump counterpartxican -- posts his mexican counterpart at the white house, the firstborn visit since taking office. -- first foreign visit since taking office. reports the u.s. may punish banks in hong kong and destabilize the currency peg to the dollar. we will get that next. ♪ matt: welcome back. this is the european open, on what looks like could be a down day in the middle of the week. here are today's top stories from the terminal. civil rights advocates have criticized facebook after a meeting with top executives, including ceo mark zuc

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