to assess the value of the shares, the owner, and who manages the rest of the share in the apartmente refuses to buy it out on certain conditions within the framework of the trial. yes. so this apartment is for sale, the parties diverge this object they own. no, this will exclude scammers from the scheme. this is how the law works in germany and further in the real estate market. basically, there is no we already have shares in circulation. deny it. it means violating the rights of the owners. on the other hand, there is also the right to comfortable living protection. the rights of living citizens should have priority over such a free circulation of real estate , it is probably difficult to regulate all this at once, which is why the legislation. this is how it goes very, very gradually, ideally, you need to come to the point where you can tie your hands with a raider, and citizens could live without fear that one day their apartment will turn. at best, in a communal we will talk about this in more detail with the chairman of the state duma committee on legislation pavel krasheninni

s22 our shares will be higher. we're now able to launch our platform on samsung globally and that's a multiyear agreement when you asked about apple, look, we have a great relationship with them we've been executing on our contract so there's always opportunity for qualcomm as long as technology matters in cellular >> great relationship, when your partner is leaving you, trying to, you have to perform, i suppose. i wanted to ask one on iot this is a business when i sat down with you last quarter i think that overall was growing 61%. how is that behaving in this macro environment. are you seeing ve head sets as the manufacturing technology is stronger >> absolutely. i think that is important about the qualcomm earnings. the diversification for the company is really working. if you look what's happening in iot, yes, we do see consumer spending weakness. but that has been offset by strength in the enterprise and industrial we are continuing to grow and even as we look at our guide for q4, we're growing 24% year over y

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or inheritance by the gray market of shared property.e is in charge from the organizers of illegal migration to apartment leaders in a small-sized two-room apartment in a five-story building on marshal novikov street swindlers have divided as many as 320 shares in a criminal case fictitious donation agreements, and in total, 293 people are registered in this tiny apartment, who would not fit in here, even standing, and in three visits the real owner of the living. forced to hide says everything happened. after his aunt sold a share of the apartment to black realtors, we went to the police with a statement of effective registration, chewed on this situation and during the first few months of the twentieth year , somewhere until april, with the owners. we already have 80 people even more. so, who is doing this ? mfc police m to involved in this people. that is, you think it is impossible without them. i think not, only in recent weeks in the capital more than 400 so-called rubber apartments have been identified in each registered hundreds

sf.gov/shared-spaces-tr acker. that is realtime map of all the shared spaces permits in the city. you can click on each location, it gives basic details about the data permit issue and if there are any 311 cases or investigations that are open investigations don't mean there is fault just means somebody reported there might be a problem. those are also accessible via the shared spaces tracker. so, that doesn't represent the universe of issues for each site, but if folks are curious it does help again provide transparency and access into the complex data set. >> and then robin while i got you, one last question with regards to accessibility fire safety and sight line violations, who is administering that is that dpw? >> for parklets public works is the lead agency so we just heard from mike lennon who said the head of that function the department of street use mapping but it is very much in close coordination with what we call the sort of compliance task force and this is a task force a little t not capital comprise

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paypal, shares continuing. not true they're not gaining share. bank of america said they were who are they gaining share from? the likes of paypal. i'm saying after a 750-point day did not make me feel like anything other than things aren't as bad as you think >> this technical chatter, within 30 days of a 52-week low, a year later you're perfectly positive >> barry williams, the rally be began, and i think there's a lot of capitulation, i'm saying when you have an up 750-point dow, you're going to go down the next day, and yet this morning before the eu came out with a statement we were looking pretty good. obviously, this is a consolidation day. this is not a day where any of the research makes me feel like, you know what, i haven't missed anything we're just going to consolidate. baker hughes reported a number that was netflix-like. >> okay. >> they reported not as horrible a number than i thought. >> less bad? >> less pain as in miserable >> okay. it's not helping the stock at all. >> no. on the one hand, we could be doing well, on the other

texas share has dropped in 29 states but keep in mind, was basically at 90 for market share, so even though it's share has dropped, it stilled doubled in sales from the first half of last year to the first half of this year. sales are going strong but you're starting to see more models and that is why you will see marketshare start to erode. how much and how quickly it falls off, that is the debate in the industry right now. >> a twitter lawsuit risk, is there any chatter among analysts that if elon musk were to lose the suit that twitter has brought, he might have to liquidate tesla shares or at least would be ordered to in the order to do it whether he ended up doing it or not might affect the shares? >> wright, minimal discussion, is it a potential risk that is out there? yes, but it is so far removed from a media possibility that i talked with analysts and same thing, is it possible that could happen? yes. what i show my shares based on that alone? no. there are so many other things that will be taking place as it works its way through the court system. at this point, if it ties

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a bigger pre-market drop for shares of seagate. a demand story similar to micron last month seagate wrapping up with a big earnings per share miss. $1.59 adjusted versus $1.90. a solid revenue miss with covid shutdowns in asia and weakening economic conditions. s s s seagate says consumer demands fell no guidance from management. what you are seeing is an 11% drop overall let's show you gamestop. 4 for 1 stock split goes into effect today anyone who is a shareholder of record at close of business on monday is getting three additional shares in the form of dividend they begin trading on that adjusted bases this morning. it will begin trading at $38 or $39 this morning given that split and dividend dynamics. keep an eye on the gamestop shares. >>> let's get a check of the other top headlines with nbc's phillip mena sdp >> good morning, dom the primetime hearing which we learned will be the last until september included live and taped testimony from the officials who describe countless efforts to get the former president to condemn th

. >> apple shares are higher. $1.20 per share. revenue rose 2% year-over-year also beating estimates on other key metrics including margins. ipad revenue services up 12% year-over-year. slow, 17% growth. macro revenue also falling short. apple did not provide formal guidance for the ceo, tim cook. he expects revenue to sit accelerate. the company is seen inflation but the company would still continue to hire on what he is describing as a deliberate basis. that is very different from what we have heard from other big tech companies who have slowed down or halted or plan to get rid of employees. the stock down more than 8% for the year but has surged more than 18% for new phones and new products in september and october and november are likely and that is going to create a refresh cycle for him assuming that the consumer stays strong. >> that is the story. that might not be as great as it was but it is still better than i guess people thought. amazon shares is another story. the company reported a loss. revenue of $121 billion beat

that's sfgov.org/osb. >> let's talk about the shared spaces program. huge success, and outdoor dining spaces are very popular. >> the shared spaces program, especially during the pandemic, really helped spaces survive. to have an outdoor space where people could safely gather was critical, and the office of small business has been working with these shared spaces during the pandemic. some may or may not have been up to the city's code regulations, so department of public works and other departments have been trying to figure out what violations are and help businesses come into compliance. the planning department and the city have decided that they'll give businesses until 2023 to come into compliance. also in the meantime, for businesses that want to start new shared spaces, new parklets, that is still an on going program, a new program, so people can always submit their applications for shared spaces regardless whether they started one during the pandemic or not. >> do you anticipate there being other shared spaces programs in the future and how do s

shares are relatively flat. costco shares up 5% in a month. now it levi strauss did beat the consensus estimates for profits and sales reaffirming its guidance just as it did last quarter. outlook assumes no significant worsening after the covid pandemic, inflationary pressure, or other currency impacts. the company says this is in line with expectations and our plan to build core inventory to mitigate supply chain risk and by the way, capture consumer demand. global revenue is up 16% year- over-year. wholesale up 15% year over year. levi knows a higher percentage of full priced sales and price increases which are a good thing for the company with an offset with higher products and costs. levi shares up on the results and have outperformed over the last three months, still down 12% since the company's last report in april. melissa? >> courtney, thank you. courtney reagan. costo along with dollar general replaced walmart on the top list . that was another news item in retail today. courtney, which one do you like? >> it's interesting to look at

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liz: what a rally in general motors shares. 5 1/2%, to $34, 38 cents. why are they pile into the century old automaker today? the answer is electrifying. introducing the chevy blazer. gm says it will not hit showrooms until this time next year but grady trimble is in north hollywood design center to give us a sneak-peek. grady, i want kate to see this thing this. reporter: liz, i have two to show you. there are four trims, four versions in total. this is the rs this will have a range of 320 miles on a single charge. starting price for this version of the blazer ev will be right around $52,000. but i want to show you this one, this is the sportiest and priciest blazer ev available. it is the fs. i think they made this one just for you, liz, because it is red on the outside and red on the inside as well. price tag on this one starts at $66,000. range of 290 miles on a single charge but there will be a version available with a starting price of around $45,000. that is well under the average price for a new electric vehicle. the he

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it's a principle known as access and benefits sharing. it envisages users and providers of a particular resource, negotiating the form and amount of compensation instead of money. for example, users can provide compensation in the form of conservation projects. so with the legal framework in place, why does bio piracy continue to be so wide spread? the botanical gardens of the university of zurich, a favorite haunt of fall, swan my and bad. he dedicated years of research to the issue of bio piracy while working for the n g o. public eye and says the international agreements are actually construed in a way that favors industrialized nations. in oil park is thus newer in europe. they say, i'm only obliged to abide by the nagoya protocol. if i go to the country of origin, after it came into force and extracted through the resources there was done, nor you. dear thor, sir, dolt, household, the lender, the students in the put the on the put countries in the south have a very different interpretation. yeardley here, nor you, they say, no, the r

their market share in the u.s. was about 40%, but in other countries such as germany, uk and japan, they gained share in all those countries last year. so, look, i think you have a whole bunch of complementing factors. i think when you also look at the valuation, the biggest driver of like the short-term movement and evaluation are the margin ecommerce, and so for the first time largely, you know, again, i don't know if it's just because it's andrew jassy or this would have happened if bezos was still at the helm. you are seeing them actively proactively trying to tackle costs. i do agree with barton there is probably some risks to the actual street numbers, but the market is valuing your retail business at zero to negative >> all right, so the case being made there from jason, also barton crockett, the amazon bear over at rosenblatt gentlemen, have a great day. >> thank you >>> ahead on -- here we go, kelly. that's you. >> i'll take it. >> no, no, no, this is all you >> ahead on "power lunch," more on this volatil

rules of the road and building the shared capabilities we also relying on joint partnerships betweenusinesses and government to support joint research and up innovation ecosystems and promote investment with opportunities for workers the efforts are ready makingff a difference take steel. for too long china can flood thet global market with cheap steel making it more difficult to compete on the level playing field the previous administration imposed tariffs from the eu and japan it had real-world consequences and late last year the only cake manufacturer in the us had trouble securing stainless steel putting jobs into production at serious risk. the commerce department helped to secure 3 million pounds of ust of waiting closure of the facility in 2022 and preserving jobs since then we have secured new agreements on steel to protect american jobs. to reduce inflationary pressures and to alleviate a major supply chain crunch it was facilitated by the relationships and the goodwill developed so with the economic alliance through these kinds of agreements rebuilding relationships with fa

is d w. news ally from berlin. ellen musk drops his beard to buy twitter, the world's richest man shares. the platform allows to many bots in fake accounts. the deal was worth $44000000000.00. twitter now says it intends to take legal action. also coming up japan in div of morning, a convoy of cars escorting the body of shins obey arrives at his home in tokyo, japan's longest serving government leader woods gun down yesterday at a political rally. and a multi lateral summit becomes a diplomatic showdown over the war in ukraine. russia's foreign minister is said to have walked out of the meeting of the g. 20 in bali delegate, say, survey laughter of clash with western counterparts over rushes invasion of ukraine . ah, a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael o, coo tesla c e. o. e. lon. musk has dropped his beard to buy twitter. he's accused the social media network of withholding information about fake accounts. twitter plans to assume us to compel him to make good on the $44000000000.00 deal. ah, does the world's richest person have buyer's remorse. ellen musk decisio

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twitter shares down 6%. tesla shares moving up to 1.5% or so. that is the knee-jerk.e: katie greifeld, as always, we thank you for the knee-jerk reactions, ultimate reactions. ahead of wall street week is our very own david westin, anchor of that show, anchor of the politics show for us, and a man who knows a lot about the law. and this is going to the courts. david: the one clear winner are the lawyers. there will be a lot of lawyers charging a lot of money that will pay a lot of billable hours as a result. i think there is so much we don't know. we know that elon musk says he will not go forward with a deal. we have to take him at his word. he has some legal obligations that he has to address. the twitter board has been steadfast, saying we are holding you to your deal. you have to ask, is he getting out of it or is this a negotiation? this is a negotiation over the breakup fee, or a lower price, as katie suggested? he would not have offered $44 billion a month after he offered it. there was no longer a sensible price. he is saying, i'm not sure i wanted it at that

room, but that by sharing, that healing can begin. i recognize the heart that has gone into the effort by first alaskans, and how in our state, we are beginning the slow steps, those initial steps. there is much to be done, but i think we saw from those that have shared today that we are in the beginning steps. much work to do, and i appreciate the committee's attention to this. >> thank you, vice chair murkowski. i want to thank the testifiers for their testimony and important work going forward. this will be the beginning of an ongoing process, there is no doubt about that. it is important to remember that our government did this, we like to think that only other governments and other places far away implemented such atrocities . that is literally hard to fathom that the united states department of war and united states department of interior remove children from their homes , and punished them physically, abused them until he and sexually. many died. this was an important first step. we are going to stay on this. all of the committ

they are crumbling, these shares right now down 21% to $53.10 a share.ction in pardon to a bloomberg report that securities & exchange commission launched an investigation into some of its crypto listings. a huge battle, charlie, once again of securities versus security. >> 10-q, they have been under investigation since at least may. if you read the 10-q, their filing with the sec which they have to disclose material events. one they received subpoenas from the sec this is in may they released it. stories are coming out now. they actually released receive this in may but the story is now released. this is why the market is crumbling. in gary gensler believes xrp is a security, which he does, obviously, if they win the case, the ripple, xrp case he also believes etherium is security. unregistered obviously because ethereum is unregistered. he said everything is on the table concerning crypto. everything maybe except for bitcoin could be illegal. if that is the case, coinbase is actually selling or actually, coinbase's platform is actually transacting ille

nobody but she wants to share everything. she knows. she talks about how the police took her boy away simply for being a member of a communist student organization. her stories will be added to an oral history archives with audio and video recordings that serve as a collective memory minute, not garage or gallagher. they came into our house to grab my son, louis nato. am an entire patrol of about 50 armed police officers. secretary, they just took him away with job alone. after research is found a clue. some of the colonial digna dads files a still kept in the national archives of chile. they include a filing cabinet with about $25000.00 index cards. yeah, you know, after checking on dinner, it contains notes taken during interrogation was meant to well into this only happened once in chiles. history. so it proves that political prisoners were held on the german comp, out salem daughter with her. the states had of information also compiled an index hard on the status of san luis. that means they probably held him prisoner. ah, most like

i bought about2,300 shares of gamestop.d. - the stock was about $6to $8, i believe,when i first bought in. ballpark, it wasaround $30,000. - i started investinglast year with $40,000 and ended up putting itall in on gamestop. - 88,000 sharesat november 2020 at $13. i mean, you cando the math yourself. i think that was close tolike $1.1 million. so yeah, i was one ofthe first whales in gamestop. matt kelly:i post my yolo to wallstreetbets.man, did i get-- i mean, it was all like,you're a fucking idiot. the fuck is wrongwith you? [interposing voices] [music playing] man (on tv): --analysts in searchof asymmetric upside. if it isn't clear,i'm not betting that gamestop is going to stage the most epic turnaroundof all time. alvan chow: i was excitedwhen i first got the idea. after that, i was kindof annoyed [laughs] for quite a while because it didn't happen the wayi expected it to. [sigh] [laughs] - oh, then historyin the making. there was a lot of hypeleading up to their earnings reportand whether ryan cohen was goingto make a

apple outperformed with shipments slightly from a year ago and expanded its market share. things were looking better on the supply chain side. thankfully we do not see, at least for now, super harsh lockdowns as we saw in shanghai. that was a particularly vulnerable place for apple, which has about half of its chinese suppliers in shanghai and surrounding area shanghai has mandated there's going to be closed loop or basically forcing your workers to live on site in certain logistics firms. there's always a big question as to when and how -- or when and where, really, the next lockdown is going to be just this week shenzhen, a home base for another fox con factory mandated 100 big companies would have to operate in a closed-loop system fox con said that won't have a big impact on its business, but at the same time, there's always this uncertainty, carl, about what and when these lockdowns are going to affect overall business it really weighs on people's mind the mandate in shenzhen is supposed to end this weekend will it? nobody really knows. >> it is amazing, eunice i woul

we are united in shared values and shared vision, i'm looking forward to our time together in the nexthe benefit of the entire world. i mean that for the benefit of the entire world. thank you and god bless you all. [speaking in native language] the president of the state of israel. ♪♪ the prime minister and the president of the united states will now join the honorable guest. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [silence] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ... or online at c-span.org. c-span's "washington journal", everyday we are taking your calls. coming up this morning, north carolina democratic congresswoman, a member of the judiciary, she discusses abortion access in the u.s. followed by the overturning of roe v. wade. and pennsylvania publican congressman, a member of the foreign affairs and small business committee. watch "washington journal" live at seven eastern this morning on c-span, or on c-span now, our free video app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> at least six presidents recorded convers

keep an eye on shares for verizon.ready down sharply yesterday and poised it seems to add to the losses a bit today on this number. we have not heard from t-mobile yet. >> exactly. of course at&t aspect about consumers late paying the bills. that is an indication or one of the few indications on the economy so far in earnings that consumers are feeling the pinch of inflation. that is resulting in the behavior as it pertains to their ability to pay for things that are nondiscretionary like the phone bill. >> the phone is one of the most important things are if not the most single important bill you pay every month, you are right. it is a mixed picture. american express numbers are quite strong. i have not seen where the stock is anticipated to open but there seems to be a division between the lower end being under more pressure and the mid to high, quite strong in terms of consumer and consumer spend right now. the ability to office to keep up with all of the bills. >>> amazon associated with those that want to spend mo

or when inheriting shared ownership by the gray market.oday, crime is run by the organizers of illegal migration, then the apartment leaders divided a small-sized two-room apartment in a five-story building on marshal novikov street swindlers divided as many as 320 shares in the criminal case , 286 fictitious donation agreements are being processed, and in total , 293 people are registered in this tiny apartment who would not fit in here, even standing and in three calls the real owner. forced to hide says everything happened. after his aunt sold a share of the apartment to black realtors. mom contacted the police with a statement of effective registration, perhaps only for this situation and during the first few months of the twentieth year , somewhere before april, with the owners. we already have 80 people even more. so, who is doing this ? mfc police m to the people involved. that is, you think it is impossible without them. i think not, over 400 so-called rubber apartments have been discovered in the capital in recent weeks. each cont

karine: if we have more to share we will share that. i don't have anything right here to share with you. >> for example, the official photographer, or videographer, who also is actually in the room with the president? is he being staffed? as the chief of staff in the room with them? karine: primarily, all of his meetings have been virtual. you saw one meeting moments ago before we started this briefing with the economic team. you had an opportunity to go into the -- to hear drug from the president. all of his meetings have been virtual. he is following cdc guidance when it comes to a very, very small footprint around him, as he saw the videographer, the photographer was with him. they were socially distanced at six feet. they were n95 masks. we are making sure he is isolating and keeping to the cdc guidelines. >> the videographer, the dog refer, a small footprint. -- the videographer, small footprint. karine: very small footprint. he is adhering to the cdc guidelines. >> following up, can we clarify for the record, the timeline of the p

and so we like the shares.we've got a news alert to tell you about spirit airlines is going to proceed with a vote today on its sale to frontier airlines, this after pushing it back multiple times. shareholders are expected to reject the deal. then reports say spirit will continue talks to sell itself to jet jetblue. those discussions are said to be progressing well we'll see where that lands and ultimately what regulators think of whatever transaction ultimately transpires if one transpires at all. let's take a final check on the markets right now ahead of the open, about a half an hour before the open. we're looking at green, 163 points higher on the dow, s&p 500 up about 36 points, nasdaq up about 189 points. >> cheap air fares in the fall did you see that $239 average? >> some cheaper but i'm trying to look at others. anyway, we'll be watching the markets all day long, 2:00 p.m. the fed, and then we have meta after the market and everything else we'll talk about it tomorrow join us then "squawk on the stree

sharing intelligence, sharing the mechanisms that we had in place to compare with the mechanisms that they had in place. not every country had the same set of laws and rules, and opportunities to use these export controls. we built that coalition, we built that structure over a matter of many, many months. so as soon as putin moved in, we were ready to deploy these tools effectively from the start. it is having a huge impact. the key is recognition that we could not do it alone. russia's imports of goods and services, especially the technology they need, does not necessarily come from the u.s. in fact, 40% of their imports came from our partners in europe. that is a huge percentage of their imports. in order for us to have maximum impact, we need it to build that multilateral approach, that coalition of partners, that could lever on the export control tool and make sure it has a biting effect. i think as time goes on, it will continue to have an even more, significant impact on putin, his war machine, and the russian economy. >> is ukraine a precedent for tech transfer in the future?

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so, the core value for shares is about 45, $46 per share. so, as long as the value per share stays in that range the downside is limited to about $45. if they can navigate through this and we can see more upsides. that is keeping us on the bright side of the equation as it relates to mycroft. >> we have been talking about companies that have been and through and seen cycles. they are certainly one of those. i appreciate it very much. have a good weekend, thanks. >> you also. thank you. >> we will shifted to intel. >>> the company is making plans for a $20 billion plant in ohio over the failure and congress to pass the tip act. we are in ohio as they get ready for the revealed of the annual top state study. but, -- >> yeah, that's right, the study, about a week and a half away. this was going to be the big story. it still is the big story of top states this year. effort to rebuild the american supply chain, particularly in semi conductors. and imagine, this was going to be a big part of that. a huge plant. the biggest in the world. east of co

trading about 60,000 share premarket.ny, credit card issuer, reports better than expected profits, also revenues, driven in large part by a big rebound in card member spending on travel and leisure activities, a big notable move there when it comes to spending in april because amex says that surpassed pre-pandemic levels for the first time so a big benchmark there amex did boost the amount of money it sets a side for possible credit-related losses but you're talking about a gain there. but then you have verizon, another dow component, the telecom giant slumping by roughly 5% right now, about $2.50 per share. 300,000 shares of volume a more mixed report tilted towards the negative the revenues appear to have narrowly topped estimates or maybe in line depending on how you want to view things. and verizon cut its full-year forecast among other things seeing the impact of higher prices it's charging on phone subscriber growth down about 19% over the last 12 months and then we're going to check, gamestop, not earnings, but the