and as we saw during sarbanes oxley, c. e o went to jail and i can tell, you know, c e o wants to be up for a walk in orange. and you know, before we wrap this up and we only have about a minute left, you know, how critical is, you know, the infrastructure angle of this and how vulnerable is infrastructure at this point to cyber attacks. like the you know, i used to write for the hill road, a lot of articles around this thing about the, the, the fragility of the energy grid where we are, from our critical infrastructure. 85 percent of the critical infrastructure in the united states is owned by the private sector. there are federal regulations on top of it, especially to help you know, regulate those things. but you know what it boils down to, it's gotta be a mindset. it's gotta be a change in how we do the problem. you must change the entire space industry by saying, why can't we just reuse rockets, you know, so we've got to get, get past as well. let's figure out how to respond or, and stop in arrest. you know, these criminal

and now c e o is from some of the largest trans atlantic airlines are calling on the u. s. and their u. k. governments to ease a travel restrictions and reopen travel between the countries that have been closed for almost 16 months. now, because of the pandemic. international travel, as we all know, is fundamental to global economic activity. so safely reinstating trans atlantic service would send an important signal to the entire world. i think it's the 1st time since we're to that we've had such limited movements. so been devastating, but we have a great opportunity to get back in the year and we would urge present biden and prime minister johnson to see the initiative this week. we can set the pace for international travel, you know, 2 countries, low prevalence of infection, high vaccination rates, low risk, we've got to go for ation. was the leading industry, i think in responding to cove it and putting in protocols to making say around the world. so sorry, can you break this down for me a little bit more if i'm a u. k citizen, i can't travel to the united states. so th

the shell, the royal shell, c e o actually got it right. when he said, look, we cannot do this quickly because if we stop taking the oil out of the ground, the demand is still going to be there. so somebody else will meet that demand. yeah, i think this is a very difficult topic to address because we, we cannot look into the future. although we tried all the time. we are seeing that building up the pressure on fossil fuel companies, not just shell, but also the other prices and national companies are being good under pressure increased pressure. so this was, this was a historic verdict that mil, indeed lead to shell having to change your business. and maybe other companies are interested in their assets. but let's not forget that all of the almost of the countries in real time agreements are almost over the countries in the rural want to avoid dangerous climate crushes to occur. so there are 2 things changing, and this verdict can be a very important a separation of this transition. so other companies might think in a very short term, they

the shell, c, e o ben van de burden so that the company will appeal against the ruling he added. for show this ruling does not mean a change, but rather an acceleration of our strategy. we have a clear target to become a net 0 emissions business by 2050. we will see ways to reduce emissions even further in a way that remains purposeful and profitable. well, an estimated 1800 lawsuits related to climate change being fought over in courtrooms worldwide. and climate activists are preparing to take on even more companies, environmental groups and local authorities in france. so filed a case targeting total energies. major oil companies are also making changes as they come on to growing pressure to cut their emissions, chevron investors the voted in favor of a proposal to cut its emissions while shareholders at exxon elected to climate activists to the company board. well, the industry is operations are estimated to account for 9 percent of all human made greenhouse gas emissions. that includes me thing that poses a global warming threats more than $25.00 times greater than that of ca

the c, e, o optimist, l o c, and michael pinto, c. e o. a pinto portfolio strategies. michael is start with the, the fed claimed that what it was doing was crucial to businesses during the depth of the recession. what do you think that this program actually do? what was promised? was it good for the economy or wasn't just good for a few big corporations? well, i mean, let's just not argue about whether it was needed right after the panoramic broke out. let's just say it was for a few months. why is this fed still printing a $120000000000.00 a month? why did the fed print $7.00 trillion dollars worked to increase his balance sheets in 2008 balance? she went from $700000000000.00 to almost 8 trillion dollars and not enough. what they have done, as usual, is rude, the lower middle class and the poor of this country, and created a magnificently yawning well gap, and then cries about it and saying, well, we have to print more money to decrease that gap, that they themselves are responsible for creating that's it, michael, use the term screwed. i think it's supposed to be ac

the tier c e o says he's not interested in personal wealth. i don't want to be on that path because it's a never ending story doesn't fulfill. you would like laws and all the great positive vibes you want to have. so for me, freedom is the most important value in my personal and family value system. and when you can do what you want and for me, the biggest impact then as to support other people who have and have an idea. we have a mission. we have a vision to really create something that stops kind of change and supporting those people. that's the joy that i get. and it's much more than if i would buy me to push. in fact, lawrence doesn't want to own any kind of car peterson. think it would benefit his own freedom of mobility in a city like berlin and then the freedom springs because you don't have the freedom to go and park everywhere because everywhere it's like snapped and you don't have any parking lot or anything. i'm going to have a nice ride to the city friday afternoon, 5 o'clock in my convertible. it's not fun anymore. i mean you stan

well, i think part of that has to do with a c, e o in a, in a c o at the top that had a concept of how to respond to this kind of problem. they probably learned the past 2 weeks over what happened with colonial and may have had some other training regarding technology issues. but they were able to respond to a so much better manner and made sure that they probably had the backups in the things that we talk about, you know, from the technical point of view to have in place in place. and they're able to go, okay, you know, we've got this done, they got a bad on us, but we're able to recover fairly quickly because we had the right stuff in place from the beginning about 30 seconds laptop. but i want to ask you is a part of this problem, the automation of society, that there is too much time being spent trying to automate everything. because as long as you don't allow people to be in charge of machines are someone can always hack them. well, that's always going to be the problem. i don't know that there's going to be a solution in the next in the near future, because everything from your r

the policy of the people who actually voted to get them in office speaking a back room courtroom, a, c e o is the highest spender on wall street blackstone, c, e o. steven schwartz mon spent more than $33000000.00 alone on campaign contributions . and now how can the average citizen computer steven clearly schwartz is clearly getting a seat at the table when it comes to decide what happens in this country? no other citizen. absolutely. if i pay $33000000.00, i'm expecting you to pick up the phone every time i call every time i call, it doesn't matter what party they're going to be like, hey buddy does what that 33000000. yeah. you bought a lot along, you bought a lot of yard signs with that 33000000. so oh me that call. no one can compete with that. and that's why i think that's crucial. moving for this country has to, we as citizens, have to start demanding that kind of reform exactly. american democracy has been heralded around the world, the north star. that is until the perils of america failures to adhere to its own creed from a plain former president, trump and the g o. p. are still

but remember, there it was, in fact the company c e o, who made the decision to shut down operations that lead to fuel shortages along the east coast. which leads us to what i call before the predictable response that crypto currency. yeah, that's the real problem here. according to one study, 2020. so roughly $350000000.00 in crypto currency payments to ransomware attacks, which is triple the previous years take. in fact, a reason op ed in the wall street journal makes the claim that banning crypto would in ransomware. spoiler alert, it would not end that if you can't bank crypto, we're told the fed should instead ban crypto exchanges. now a recent op add on coin death to this issue on the right or david's, the more it's put it this way when it comes to bad encrypt quote. there are many nuanced reasons to reject this argument. you could compare it to demanding a ban on cheese because your house is infested with rats. you could say that it is a massive category error, that mistakes a tool for a cause. and that, of course is the right point. and here's the biggest reason for it to pre

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also on the show, the w tim sebastian called the corporate world, most famous fugitive c e o. former nissan chairman, car list. goldberg, a looks to cash in on it's fast, will they be on deposits, but local resistance to the mining is causing, traverse. this is the w business. i'm to nelda my la own welcome nigerian president. well, how many will he says he's now prepared to negotiate with twitter? that's more than 2 weeks after the social media platform was indefinitely banned in the country. almost 40000000, i jerry and she was twitter. that's according to n, y pulls a public opinion, research outfit based their, their survey goes on to say that many users utilize twitter to make a living 20 percent say they use twitter to advertise their businesses while 18 percent say that they use a social media platform to look for dogs, scores of small and medium sized businesses across africa, most populous country say they've been hit by the twitter band, and experts worry the suspension could have ripple effects on the economy. let's talk to fred when you are d, w, west africa correspondent

the w kim sebastian talks to one of the most intriguing c e o. runaways in corporate history, nissan sherman, carlos goen. and not everything that glitters is gold, spain looks to catch in on its boss, lithium deposits, local resistance to the mind cause those treatments ident, let's do business. on this day in 2016 b. e u referendum, result in prison, sent a shock wave through the business world. for the 1st time, a nation decided to leave the common european project. the u. k voted to exit and now 52 to 48 percent. a recent poll found that 4 out of 5 people would still vote the same way and it's for whether a re run of the 2016 referendum today we see different results. the poll found it probably would not wear the departure, and the single market has brought significant disruptions of trade, especially british exports to the blog. many back then, well horrified by the results others celebrated the independence of the united kingdom. the economist meeting has worked in london's financial state of use. he joined us for berlin. we've also got out frankfort correspondence on the line

on this, let's go to yes. quarter financial correspondent in new york. yet there he is. ends the c e. o, colonial actually testified today in congress. how important is this issue for the u. s. government right now cyberattacks it's definitely pretty high on the agenda of joe biden into administration. it's a very serious problem. grove, problem. i mean the f b, i reported that they had been 90, a tex on us institution, a loan from dark side. and joe biden will spend billions of dollars from his infrastructure money. if you get this plan through to spend it to actually fight to cyber crime also next week when joe biden is going to meet with the russian president vladimir putin, that's also high on the agenda. the g 7 probably be we'll have to deal with it. and if you look at it overall, i mean, you already mentioned a couple of examples, but they also had been cyber attacks on very systems on the fresh water system in the community in florida on hospital. so it is definitely a very serious problem here in the us and actually problem here, worldwide, these ransom payments are often made

now, we, we should probably say last year is c e o. bob who don't fall the larry seal centreville, the bus killer, but we don't rescreen bumble sharla. murray did us is the phone. so you know, the, the delivery you bought and tell them as well. but i do understand what you're saying, but i'm also thinking i also gave you this give you and you just being nice about us. you asked before anyone wanted us richard? no, no. so so say kids can you feel mom on what you want to bunker one and bunker duly dusky fish met before the construction repair meant by bus get you pumps get you don't pay the damage. you don't read. it shows the money you don't to get it in, so you show them their preference. won't this you give us the local mino, that it in. so you know, i don't, i don't there the guy will go up, but just we didn't do that. do you feel it is i don't thought different little but it did it. was she guilty contributor for them? you know that because they don't if you did, did yes. pick your phone up. they don't need that because it would be

and it's contributed to a massive innovation boom and a launch pad f r i c o and i e o, f t's. so these countries have no incentive at all, just pop with the u. s. b in on any sort of tax deal, because then they wouldn't be attractive to crypto company, the high net wealthy individuals who they benefit off of other smaller countries and especially tax havens, such as cayman islands, who are dependent on dollars and offering business for their economies. will furthermore be dis incentivized to join, so there's absolutely no reward for them and in the process they will lose business or, and, or destroy their economy. it's kind of interesting that the biden administration is taking such a huge interest in crypto when previous administrations kind of denounced. that is a fad that even is current administration has called it to mania. speculation saying the big coin and that other crypto is not a real asset, but at the same time that they're saying that they're acting very differently, especially in terms of the i r. s. right now, it seems like there is this enormous appetite to go

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the tier c e o says he's not interested in personal wealth. i don't want to be on that path because it's a never ending story, doesn't fulfill. you would like love and all the great positive vibes you want to have. so for me, freedom is the most important value in my personal and family value system. and when you can do what you want, and for me, the biggest impact then is to support other people who haven't have an idea. we have a mission, we have a vision to really create something that stops kind of change and supporting those people. that's the joy that i get, and it's much more than if i would buy me to push. in fact, lawrence doesn't want to own any kind of car. he doesn't think it would benefit his own freedom of mobility in a city like berlin. and then the freedom springs because you don't have the freedom to go and park everywhere because everywhere it's like snapped and you don't have any parking lot anything. i'm going to have a nice ride to the city friday afternoon, 5 o'clock in my convertible. it's not fun. anymore, i mean you st

earlier we spoke to alex co by the c e o of the tax justice network and asked him why the g 7 announcement is so significant. it's significant because it's the richest countries in the world coming together to say, we've had enough of the corporate tax rates to the bottom. this, this process was a multinational play one country against another and find lower and lower tax rate until there's very little left for anyone else. as you heard in the clip there, that makes it unfair for domestics and small businesses, but can't come up with the income tax tricks and end up paying a fair share themselves. while these big multi nationals, they're competing against, simply not doing that. but i have to say, although we've, we've got an important movement today, and 15 percent minimum rate could raise as much as $275000000000.00 a year in additional revenues. the way the g 7 has done this is the opposite of the principle of furnace that you would just hearing about the g 7 countries, 10 percent of the world's population. would we estimate take more than 60 percent of those additional revenues just fo

the c e o. of moderna and pfizer's say they're working on booster shots for the vaccines. but health experts say there's not much evidence that they're necessary, at least at this point. however, that could change if new variants emerge that can be controlled by the current vaccines. >> we might eventually need to have a another vaccine and the additional vaccine to cover variants that are covered by the current vaccine. do you really would be talking about boosters in the sense of boosting your levels of antibodies as you are broadening the base of of of immunity to other strains like we do with flu every year. >> well, experts say the focus should not be on boosters be getting more people fully vaccinated. now to the latest on the cta mass shooting in san jose. and nearly one week later we're getting a view of when officers first entered the building at the rail yard. kron four's terisa stasio has more on that chilling body camera footage. >> with weapons drawn deputies with the santa clara sheriff's department and san jose police department quickly formed together as th

and not only because they're actually cheaper than the stuff in packages says the company's c e. o. i think indonesians across our class as they see the plastic problem and they care about their country, they care about making it better. and i think this is really why the responders for good, good enough for plans to expand to more indonesian cities, helping people reduce and reuse their plastics. is more on our website. we will see you tomorrow about the the site against the corolla virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research say? information and contact the corona virus. coven, 19 special next on d. w. on the super hero. my mission is clear. and nicole polish explorer in germany. they dive in and check everything out. there's a lot going on in germany tried and tested the d. w. me the who's on his lease was one of the 1st germans to contract over 1900. and she was one of the 1st to see that symptoms can remain even after the virus is gone. 5 months later, she was still experiencing difficulties. as you can see, the mood come on very t

especially important to arrest the members of the mancuso family, as they are the most dangerous c. e o, the number of arrests has been impressive. we have more than 450 because we've achieved the breakthrough vendor now further along in our bio against drunk data than ever before. near contrast, the so called max the trial began in january and is expected to last 2 years. a huge warehouse has been converted into a 45 court room or bunker. the trial involved 600 lawyers more than 900 witnesses are due to testify. the list of charges is long, murder, arms, trafficking, drug smuggling, money laundering, extortion, and more. the defendants, a group that includes politicians and officials, are all from the province of the builder. lindsey prosecutor nicholas terry has been under police protection day and night for more than 30 years. he hasn't been to the movies in 3 decades. he can't go to a restaurant or take a walk. the risk of being killed by the land get just to great pain. so it can be sonya, you have to take a sensible approach to data rational. i mean, you could okay, that you have

and we have some good news for you now. byron munich, c. e o carl hines women ago, is stepping down 6 months earlier than expected, with comerica in office. byron, one, the treble, that is all 3 major trophies in one season on 2 different occasions. clinic, a successor is former goalkeeper oliver con. he's already been involved in club business and was behind negotiation to sign julian as buyers, new coach this years, copa america soccer tournament has been moved to brazil just 2 weeks before kick off. the competition could not be held in columbia and argentina as plan because of civil unrest and the karone of our research. but the health situation is not much better in brazil, and that as many people questioning the move away from the original hosts. preparations were underway in argentina before south america. the governing body for football carnival posted this message on twitter, saying that argentina would not be hosting the copa america. due to present circumstances now which up to brazil in normal times. certainly a country capable of ho

no injuries have been reported. volkswagens, former c e o martin ventercore and 3 other former executives have agreed to pay the company 288000000 euros. the money's compensation for their failure to promptly deal with a scandal over diesel engines. rick, to cheat emissions test. a diesel gauge scandal has cost volkswagen more than $30000000.00 euros. and 10 years ago today, german chancellor, i'm going to medical announce that germany would shut down its nuclear power plants . it was an expected reaction to the disaster to japan's fukushima plant. after that period. the last of germany is atomic. reactors are shuttled to go offline and just over a year it's the stuff of nightmares, a nuclear power station meltdown the disaster at the she my dad, she plant some shock and fear around the world. those shock waves hit german chancellor and get americans and prompted a remarkable policy. you turn just a few months earlier, mac and had decided to keep germany nuclear, overturning a phase out. policy of the previous government to pens, disaster changed her mind and germany's energy policy. but

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and eventually, a state collapse such an outcome would be catastrophic for e, c, o, p, as people, and for the horn of africa. and that is why it is important that this administration and this congress remain focused on this issue until a solution is found. ethiopia has been a longstanding part into the united states and prime minister abi a noble peace prize winner represent at promise and hope, but more for more unified country. when he rose to power in 2018 prospects for a durable piece. and if you and it's wrote as a responsible regional leader now in question, as is prime minister bees legacy. but we will not abandon our collective efforts, find a better outcome for easy obvious people. other pressing matters further complicate dynamics in this volatile region. the decade long negotiations over the grand ethiopian renaissance, there remain store while tensions over regional board of disputes continue to similar. and i'm to hear what more of the united states can do to support the a, you and other multilateral institutions and their drive to solve these crises. and finally, i concl

according to the c, e o, the service would be operated by a fully licensed pilots describing this urban mobility as a gigantic market of more than 10 trillion dollars. with $300000000000.00 in market opportunity by 2035. but for the service to be launched, several pads, or vertical force have to be set up in and around paris. customers will be able to book their flights using a dedicated smartphone app. so you go to the board where your check in density is, is. busy your weight also unfortunately, because we have to know how much weight for you take off people, then you fly, no long term. the initiative is meant to enrich affordable transportation offerings in the french capital and other major cities around the world. well, a quarter c o also says that anyone who takes taxi's now will be able to take of old copier, flying taxi as well. and they won't have to worry about a traffic jam because of the skies. there are none. reporting in new york, trinity chavez. r t fascinating story there from today, chavez, and that's it for this time you can catch boom, but on demand on portable tv ava