the company of this charkhone should be formed, a company whose name was under pressure, parsian oil and gas company, with the combination of shareholders, and let's see where the 64% major shareholder of pars oil and gas company, ghadir investment company, and with your presence, 4 % for the retirement of the forces armed with 4% for the social insurance fund of villagers and nomads, for the ministry of defense and image, and let's see together which of the ghadir investment holding companies parsian oil and gas company belongs to. very high talking about 84% the country's total urea production capacity is for this petrochemical group, and 22% of the country's crude oil refining capacity is for this holding group. what companies are daru gostar oil and gas parsian petrochemicals, kermanshah , zagros, pars, tabriz, pardis jam khorasan, maron and shiraz, tehran, tabriz oil refining company, bandar abbas shirazi malik or the major shareholders and shareholders in these companies that i have presented to you, there are too many of them. one of the companies whose name was mentioned is t

the number of knowledge-based companies increased from 6,632 to 8,250 companies in 1401. in your opinion, the most important factors that led to the goal of doubling these companies last year research what has been knowledge-based since the beginning of 1401 and part of the good work was done by the deputy. improving the evaluation process of companies for the knowledge base of drivers in large industries has also been defined because their average size is approximately 50 million dollars each, the experience of doing them together may lead to building a series of good gazal companies that can have lasting effects in this technological ecosystem of the country, according to the announcement of the vice president of science knowledge-based technology and economy of the presidency, the number of knowledge-based companies has now reached about 8,930 companies, companies that contribute to the progress of the country in various fields, from the success in the space field, the satellite was successfully launched into space in two the type of open space and aging it has been in

chinese companies providing access to american companies. again, that is something that should be explored and clarified in the legislation. i don't think there is any requirement for c atl to give its ip. if that is identified as a real challenge, that is something that should be clarified as i mentioned before. identifying actual goals and what companies can and cannot do in the u.s. is probably important. that is all there is time for, this is a long conversation. >> thank you. do you have questions commissioner? >> dr. mazzocco thank you for your testimony. i'm just having -- i don't know if you have it on hand. what is the current chinese tariff on u.s. auto imports? >> i can't remember it off the top of my head right now. it is significant. >> i remember they raised it to 40% in 2018. there were some reports that they were going to lower it. i am not sure if they ever did it. if they were part of the phase one. i can't remember. suffice to say, i think there is at least a 25% tariff on u.s. autos in china. there have been long disparit

business is not well-understood especially among small/medium companies versus larger companies.o that's the challenge we have to address. >> well, for the second part of our report we visited a small company that focused on increasing diversity when it found itself struggling to find employees. as you'll soon see the results were beyond positive. >> she works as a truck driver for haugsy transportation. she's long been regarded at pansexual. she's been in a relationship with a transgender person for over eight years and says the restaurant where she used to work wasn't accepting of sexual minorities. >> ohashi transportation has been committed since 2012. and the company hired a range of employees including women and non-japanese. the reason for the shift in hiring practice, a major driver shortage had put the company in the red. the president believed the company wouldn't be able to recover unless it could quickly grow its workforce. >> nabeshima decided to drop the standard practice of asking applicants about gender. he also changed the company's vacation policy to allow emplo

the english company is one of the 6 companies that increase the munitions of the us ministry of defense, the large corporate sets of the system, which is the booklet of the top 100 companies of the equity market, participation in the design and construction of f-35 eurofighter typhoon fighters, the design and development of the sixth generation of fighters and all types of destroyers and battleships of armored vehicles ammunition and electronic military tools to the company in the mosque, contrary to some governments and war-making companies such as btcst, war and killing and destruction , money that should be spent on solving health and treatment problems, improving the environment and solving many problems of the people, is turned into a rocket bomb so that more people are killed and more territories should be destroyed, of course, the supporters of these companies pocket a lot of money. the british i systems company is indirectly involved in the production of major weapons and helps france in the production of nuclear missiles. it seems that the ceo of this company is key behind the

to cooperate with ukraine, because your company, as you understand, cooperates with many foreign companiesdetail , studies and creates the prerequisites for such a well , correct communication between foreign business and our business is also a question that attracts foreign companies to develop cooperation with ukrainian defense industrial sectors today to say that they are very strongly attracted to something, it would be a bit of an exaggeration. but they are definitely looking in our direction and they are looking for opportunities for this it will be very banal, but the development of one’s business means that ukraine has become an importer of weapons and, in the conditions of war, it is forced to purchase weapons abroad in order to quickly close some lost positions or opportunities for the development of its own pc have not been created , and therefore let's say foreign companies see an opportunity to quickly come here as sellers, at the same time there are more strategically oriented corporations that are playing the long game and are trying or looking for opportunities to cooperate

it will be supported after the companies, from the start-up companies, they need support before theyhe product. tax exemptions for scholars insurance exemptions and women in small kurdish companies, start-up companies are basically companies that are less than 50 tomans in age , have a turnover of less than 5 billion tomans per year, and also have less than ten employees , so the new evaluation system creates an atmosphere in which a very good number of companies that do centralized research and development work and be added to this domain in the parks to improve the speed and quality of our evaluation in addition to improving the speed of evaluation to decentralize the number of large parks and large knowledge centers in the country at the starting point five sets to test the centrality we gave that i can independently evaluate the university, it helps the company to have easier access to the evaluation and the speed and quality of the evaluation and go to the top . ten years of 15 years of working to create reproductive companies, this method of reproduction or growing the number o

technology by a handful of companies and governments is a very, very big problem.se who were on the streets of rama taran, north of talavi, saw this explosion at 1:20 p.m. the explosion was so intense that it lit up kilometers away . with area 754 is in the form of an island that only the employees of the city approached. it is the system of the aerospace company of the military and information technology industries of the zionist regime, which produces a wide range of defense and military equipment, focused on radio communications , the production of drones, all types of radar equipment for the navy. and remote control weapons are also considered the heart of israel 's rocket science, and this is the third explosion that el beit has seen in the last few months, and a little later, the high number of ambulances that are sent to the place of explosions in zionist military facilities. this is becoming a person this is the fourth explosion in the last one month, which is expected to be the same as an explosion in the rafale factories and now the military facilities .

company or european company, that starts to come out.t is the question we are looking at here and that is the question we are ultimately trying to answer. adian trading nine away 8.50 right now. let's try to figure out what the lessons are. what just happened? >> a big blow to one of europe's real tech stars. i think you go to the valuations that it was trading close to 60 times its forward earnings. that is juicy but also something investors thought this is a quick company growing at 40% year-over-year, a company doing so profitably. when wind comes outta any of those things, in this case he came out above, then it starts -- guy: but not by that much. >> i think it is the combination of the two and the commentary they were giving was increased competition. there's a certain narrative in the space, add yen and strike-- adyen and strike. paypal has its own competitor. they don't have quite the same presses -- precious as adyen. i think a lot of the business grows has -- growth has been coming to the u.s.. adyen was good with big companies

companies or you kate companies -- u.k. companies? phil: will work with individual investors that invest on that platform from 90 countries. there is a large concentration amongst the u.s. and the u.k., we are eager to see more u.s. companies raking through and working on hard technology problems. it is really exciting. we have seen the emergence of tech, difficult problems companies are trying to solve. that has peaked the curiosity of people around the world. we see interesting u.s.-based companies in cybersecurity and ai, the most common themes which has been surprising given the after mentioned geopolitical risks. ultimately, our goal is to bring this market opportunity to not just the wealthy but everyone. caroline: thanks so much for giving us your expertise. phil hazlett, cofounder of equityzen. tropical storm hillary, whether event in california knocking out power across parts of the state. the southwest region, historic amount of rainfall expected to cause life-threatening to catastrophic floods with mudslides. this is accord

patrice: second-biggest company -- market for the company. this market is important to us. francine: where stay at the office? patrice: when the numbers are not coming through the way that you would like them to, that never feels very good, but welcome to life in the business world. when we are not able to get the balance right between the magic and the logic, and the groups are not communicating well, i can be frustrating. the fashion industry, one of the lovely things about it is it is very emotional. one of the challenging things about it is it is very emotional. francine: were you surprised that even in this cost-of-living crisis, actually does so well? patrice: i think people need to dream. when the environment is more challenging, people still need to dream. they need someone who will give them hope and bring optimism, and i think that is what the best luxury companies do well. francine: where will you be in five years? patrice: we are on an exciting journey right now is affirmed both of expansion geographically. we will be stronger in asia. we will have established a

he has run benefits companies, he has had a care company in the u.k.e knows the space and he was specifically looking at health care in the consumer space. so, i am happy that the process was smooth and we ended up in a really successful situation. david: many tech companies have seen their prices go down. so, you have as well, i assume. anne: we have as well. david: so, does that bother you and you say, we will come back, or what is your view generally on the future of tech companies in terms of the valuations they once had? anne: i think coming from wall street has given me a good perspective on this. you know, wall street is not always reflective of true value, and i can also say that there is, like, no shortage of opportunities that people have missed. where there is a diamond in the rough, where i could look at the early days of google, or i can look at the early days of amazon, where people did not really understand the story. and i would put us in that bucket. a lot of people don't quite understand what we do. they either think are we ancestry -

but this is a huge, huge company that in fact, dwarfs many of the better known companies around the world. well, that's right. saudi aramco is one of the largest publicly listed companies in the world. its market value is in trillions, one of the few companies. and the reason is that it's the largest exporter of oil in the world. and saudi arabia, as a country, sits on about 16% to 17% of oil reserves in the world. so that makes saudi's a very significant market when it comes to energy and saudi aramco being the main national oil company. they are the ones who are exporting and pumping that oil. so that makes them one of the most significant companies in the world. a fixture of american roads for nearly 100 years is set to disappear. that's because nashville—based yellow trucking's years of financial struggles have ended in bankruptcy. the company's 30,000 staff played a major role in delivering parcels for retailers such as walmart and home depot. let's speak to our north america business correspondent michelle fleury in new york. michelle — what happened? what has gone wrong for yellow?

an air-conditioning company.ut if there is a secular case for an air-conditioning company, i'm thinking of carriers, i like it very much, then it really doesn't matter because there's such a huge amount of money from the infrastructure plan. i'm saying that those words, expansion and contraction, usually do not play that much of a role in our stock pick. >> i think that's such a great point that you just made, and that's something you taught me, that if you're willing to get your hands dirty, study a company, you can create your own narrative of what's happening in the market. >> right. and that's what i really want to emphasize, is we in the club do a lot of special situations. we're not hostage to the whims, slings and arrows of the economy. now we're heading to twitter. take a look at some of your tweets. let's look at ivan on twitter who says, "i'm starting to think that jim cramer is a time traveler from the depression era." that's photoshopped. there's no way. because i was in the philadelphia line. this is

, this company was founded as a luxury company and the first time that ralph launched was 2.5 times the price of a christian dior tie. we had to pull back our presence of the u.s. because the brand was overextended. as i look now, we are two or three years into the exercise, we are in a much stronger place. our brand perception is much stronger. our value perception is much stronger. patrice: but the elevation journey, ultraluxury was not necessarily a given. right now when you look at luxury companies, it is clear if you are in the ultraluxury space, you can increase prices, you have a lot more markets around the world instead of this like moderate luxury. what made you see that back then? patrice: i think it is backed up with what this company stood for historically. and already at the time, this phenomenon has been going on for a while that you see this bifurcation of luxury brands that have pricing power, that consumers see the value, and therefore you have the ability to increase average unit retail where others are focused on selling products. not engaging the consumer in the same

i repeat that i cannot speak about the decisions made by a company other than our own company , such as google . that there is an educational process in which we train our hearts in the form of a loop so that it produces only certain outputs and these outputs are always in line with a set of principles . let's make it better every day and from this the idea of ​​moving the model forward according to the principles of the cloud constitution, i say that this work is not perfect, but in any case, in this product , we focus a lot on the safety of the model, so they did things that you are worried about that we have to deal with in this regard so that we can who exactly controls these technologies? how do the children use them? do it for everyone. appreciate it. think of them as technology by a handful of companies and governments are very, very large. this company, which is the fifth of the identified software production and development companies , we see good signs of changes in the collection. the explanation of the country is the average of 100 to 120 transactions per second. we manag

joint stock companies in in this direction, petro omid asia company, which is used in the field of storing petroleum products, and in the capital market of social security company of asia, the dividends of autobar company ending on the financial year of march 29 will be paid to sajami shareholders through trade and non-sajami from 24 august. khakar trading will hold its extraordinary general assembly on tuesday, august 24, the trading symbols of lepars were stopped due to the important information vote of group a. zohreh, a scientist of sedavasima news agency, more than 399,000 tons of goods and products on monday. the physical market of the iran commodity exchange in the industrial hall, more than 185 thousand tons of all kinds of goods were sold for acid, 546 tons of products were traded in the auction hall , and in the oil products hall, 4798 sima also hosted the transaction of about 172 thousand tons of cement types, and in the petrochemical hall, nearly 28 thousand tons of goods were sold. most of the shock absorbers of the commodity exchange related to the blum bullion product were r

open and yet for russian it-companies. today, more than ever promising, the volume of the local market of information and communication technologies is about 30 billion dollars and over the past five years there has been a steady growth, while turkish companies are pretty tired of western vendors, says ivan starodubtsev, representative of russoft in turkey, western veneras do not show due flexibility . bones work in their dollars and euros. and we can offer a flexible and sensitive response to the request. we can trade with them in rubles on the one hand and on the other hand. eh, both we and they have the idea of ​​digital sovereignty, that is, russia is now positioned in turkey not just as a country that is trying to sell something to the turks; now there is a positioning that we are ready to participate in some kind of joint development. we are ready to share technologies. that is, we are technology partners, and this immediately takes us to a completely new level of what can be done in turkey in the field of informatio

the company was founded as a luxury company. the first time at ralph lauren, as ralph reminded me recently, was 2.5 the times of a christian dior type. the rent had been overextended, so we had to pull back our presence in the u.s. -- the brand had been overextended. 2, 3 years into the exercise, we are in a much stronger place. brand perception is much stronger. value perception is much stronger. francine: right now, when you look at a luxury company, it is very clear that if you are in the ultraluxury space, you can increase prices, you have a lot more of market around the world instead of this moderate luxury. what made you see that back then? >> i think it is back to what this company stood for historically. this phenomenon has gone on for quite a while where you see this bifurcation of luxury brands that have pricing power that consumers see the value and therefore you have the ability to increase your average, and others were focused on selling product, not engaging the consumer in the same way. much more promotional. we f

david: gsk is a very large health care company, medical research company.ly with them? anne: it is on target identification. we are specifically working with gsk to look at the data that 23andme has generated to see, can we identify new, novel drug targets? david: so, you built a successful company, but you may not want to run it for the next 10, 15, 20 years. or do you? and if you didn't, would you want to go into government if the president called to serve our country, would you go into government? or would you start another company? anne: i love what i do. and i feel like i have this luxury with 23andme that keeps evolving. you know, we started out just as a consumer company. we are thick in research. we got into drug discovery in 2015, and now we are getting into the delivery of care. so, i have been really lucky with 23andme that it has been endlessly interesting, and i am surrounded by incredibly talented, brilliant individuals where i learn from them. and what i always advise people to do is, like, you should take jobs where you are learning. and if

i don't want to -- i don't know the combined companies what do you do when you run this company?technology meeting opportunity i think we have a unique portfolio of assets here that provide us with almost any form connectivity we have anything from engineering and manufacturing and, you know, content delivery and mobile wireless. we ought to bring this together in a synergistic way there's synergies to be created and more importantly, bringing products to market bundled properly there's 17 million households in the united states that do not have proper broadband connectivity that's a requirement to participate in digital economy we have 18 million subscribers spread across three or four lines of business in the combined company i think this opens up a lot of doors for us to bring new products to market, bundle products in the market and satisfy the needs of the consumer i expect to, you know, take advantage of that unique differentiation. i think charlie referred to it as an telecom and we put that to use. >> you talk about a lack of broadband. i wonder, you have a competitor in

of targeted company chains , the support provided to start-up companies will be provided in the form of exemptions for these scholars and sometimes free support. big and innovations and technologies can be done in terms of tax credit. another advantage of the new regulation is the special attention given to the university as a platform for the growth of knowledge-based companies . 1, 2, and 3 and the evaluations this year should be attractive for them as well, which form new companies. in the new regulations, the conditions for knowledge-based companies that operate in the field of the country's needs have also become easier. there is no division based on the level of technology. simply being a technology above technology this is part of the products of the service and processes of the parthians, according to sed and sima news agency. we also saw in the report that the deposition of knowledge bases in the gold industries of the country is in a way that is in the middle of growth, and the issue is related to, for example, petrochemicals, which has three thousand billion chemicals. the

let's have a number of companies from knowledge-based companies that have intangible financial statements based on knowledge and start now and re -evaluate and value the proposition including implementation , the most important discussion after next week, mashallah and informing the company we will inform the auditors of the knowledge base of their financial models to the targeting authority of the official expert center and we will start by training and helping them. the government plan has announced that it will always be a picture. and it is for the benefit of the companies themselves, they will also require that in the service of knowledge-based companies and the private sector of these friends, if they see that i am doing something for their own benefit, then it will happen again . thank you very much. from the top of the mountain come up, the documentaries with the jrc . good morning. in the continuation of the program and the driver of the son of international news with the presence of mrs. nazimi. our country to russia, headed by the amir brigadier general nasirzadeh, yesterday an

i have hundreds of companies. the world's biggest in the field of technology to sort out their friends, all these companies above 95% of their market value, the value of intangible assets , the ministry of economy, in cooperation with the president's deputy for science and technology, has unveiled a system that is supposed to value the assets that were visible. that is, companies whose assets include a software or similar items can be registered in their asset list to be relied upon by the country's banks for the capital market and the stock exchange for all entities that this company has with this real weight, not by underestimating the companies. mawafaq and the minister who existed, but one tenth of what we should have given them with a coefficient, including them according to global statistics in 2020 and one of the 74 million dollars invested in intangible assets, investment in intangible periods, many believe that the future of the country's economy with the unveiling of the new valuation system of governmen

and so what happens if companies don't divide? if there's some serious penalties possible the you, of course is going to give them the chance to amend their practices. because the 1st point of the dsa is to stop this from happening in the 1st place. so they very much want companies to change their practices. but if they don't, the definitely has a big stick in his back pocket. they couldn't be fined up to 6 percent of their annual global turnover, and that's a lot of money for big tech. and they actually could be prevented from operating in the u altogether. if all of these other measures fail, the relationship between the you and big tech companies. well, it has been, let's say complicated. and there has been a lot of debate about this law representatives of the tech sector have been waiting and with their opinion, how did the industry prepare for this day when the rules are actually kicking in? you know, they've certainly had a lot of warning and as you say, these discussions have been years in the making and you know, there bee

what happened is the company decides lead. what happens is the company does not want to reveal the data. they don't keep them out. so what needs to happen instead? good question. i would say that what's really the change the behavior right here. this company's was your legislation around the world. more and more countries are imposing restrictions on plastic packaging. the number of regulations on single use plastics like bags of styrofoam has exploded in the past decade. the european union has now recently followed suit and passed some vicious caustics that just ation as well under the single use plastics directive, disposable items such as plastic bags, category and stores cannot be distributed within new markets anymore. and the directive also includes targets for psycho plastics. by 2025 p t portals need to have at least 25 percent recycled content. and by 2030, this targets will be raised to 70 percent. and change needs to happen and it needs to happen fast. global caustics production is still growing, and it's focused al

when you find a best-of-breed company, the kind of thing you believe in, high-quality companies represent value. it's the same just because it doesn't act so well. so many people throw in the towel on companies that realize this just because their stocks are not working right now. it drives me nuts, but patience is a virtue in this business. if you have a reason to believe in the business, don't dump the stock just because it's not getting traction at the moment. you are not a hedge fund manager. you don't need your businesses to show a gain every quarter or every month or even every day. you don't have investors that are pulling money from you. so, indulge yourself. you can afford to wait for this to play out. you will be tempted to sell even best-of-breed stocks if they don't do something in a short period of time. this can be difficult when sticking to your guts, even for something you truly believe in. you will feel compelled to give up but in many cases, if you've done your homework and you have conviction, that urge to sell will be a mistake. look, it happens to the best of us. i di

this is in particular the atla navi company that manufactures the complex furia a1 sm company devirok a specialist of this company itself e is now creating the main samples that are used with the armed forces and new projects are appearing, we are now in touch again vadim kudachigov p vadim would like to e-e to explain to what stage is the project at now? you said that the ministry of defense's requirements for the rkd for the documentation that this acts as a certain brake in order to speed up the entire testing process. so far, we have purchased eight aircraft for a volunteer day for money. purchased we are creating a worm. this is the money that was offered to us for the purchase of the silpo fora company and the vostok bank . well, i am very grateful to these companies that financed 8 planes and we decided that we will now hand over one of our specialized structures, which will be quietly used at their discretion. there, uh, what are the combat tasks? but i asked artem vinnyk what the problems are now. they are not so difficult for our drone manufacturers, this is the first level

any money spent by the water companies has actually been funded by bill payers.me up with the figure, what they forget to mention is they've also taken out £72 billion in dividends out of those companies, that's our money, they've left these companies now sitting on £60 billion worth of debt to such an extent that one of them almost toppled a matter of weeks ago. you're talking about thames water... indeed. ..which serves, what, 15 million customers and has a debt of some £14 billion. actually, if you look at their balance sheet on thames waters, it says 14, but if you go looking through the broader group of companies, you'll come to one called kemble water financing, and i think you'll find kemble is sitting on £21.7 billion worth of debt. now, when it comes to the water quality, there are two stretches of river in england right now designated as bathing water. this morning, both of them have no swim warnings posted. in 2009, 24% of our rivers met good ecological status. that has now dropped and the current projection is by 2027, that will be down to just six, a

alireza torabi, the director of legal services of the central depository company of this company , hased to more than 5,000 inquiries about the deceased's assets, securities, and payment of inheritance tax in the spring of this year. and transparency regarding health-oriented goods was signed. daoud manzoor, head of the program and budget organization, a 50% increase in tax revenues, a 90% increase in customs revenues and the sale of 14 million barrels of oil . positive events in the first 4 months of this year. the social security law is part of the plan to forgive insurance crimes on tuesday, august 31st, and this deadline will not be extended. mohammad hossein rahmati, the vice president of market development and economic studies of the iran commodity exchange , housing manufacturers, by issuing parallel mortgage bonds on the commodity exchange, will provide part of their capital for completion of the project and delivery to the people will provide the commodity information database. last week, more than one hundred and thirty-four million units of the commodity investment fund and

every company i talk to is thinking about how they can become an ai company.r to the late 90's when every company had an internet strategy. okta is the log in for chatgpt. they use our cloud to connect customers to chatgpt. whether it is openai or scale ai or recurrent cli -- or currency ai, we are the company for these innovators. ed: okta off session highs are still up on the best day since march. todd mckinnon, thank you so much. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." recap on our podcast, you can find on the terminal and online on apple, spotify, and i hope. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh it's an amazing thing when you show generosity of spirit to someone. and you want people to be saved and to have a better life, then you don't stop. we have been able to reach over 100 million people impacted and affected, and at risk of

service software company. it was really incredible it kept coming by. intuit now trades at 486 it was in the 40s when i saw it. yeah in the 40s now, in the interim from when it was in the40s what did i see i saw a swoon from 107 to 79 in august of 2015, buy, there was a decline from 231 to 182 at the end of 2013, buy and a 386 to 187 beatdown when covid hit in 2020. buy. intuit's experiencing a dive right now too, selling off from 716 to just under 340 at its lows before turning around to 486 right now. i know intuit had a hiccup in one of its earnings lines to justify somewhat of a sell-off here and it just lost one of its best people, alex chris, who headed up the small business self-employed group. he's taking over as the new ceo of paypal. but intuit's doing so well i'd rather think forward than backward it's a buyable blip just like the others can you imagine owning this phenomenal long-term winner then getting spooked out and selling it at 100 or 200 or 300 or 400, each time just to avoid the short-term

these companies need to make money. it is a bad time for a strike and need to cut costs and do what is necessary. it is a changing time and we are seeing it in technology and entertainment as we right size in the post-pandemic era. ed: michael morris, an analyst at guggenheim who covers the company asked bob iger on the call what are the chances of a big technology company buying disney. bob iger said i'm not going to comment about that. the rumor has been there for so long. what you think about that? ross: i think if apple -- ed: i did not say apple. ross: i think apple would've bought netflix and tesla and they have had several attempts at disney and they should take this attempt but they are not going to. apple is not that company. i think the one to look at is amazon and google. i think the future of entertainment will be led by tech giants, not media giants. as we see this transition, there is a high likelihood somebody might bid for all or parts of disney. that said i think the company is fine the way it is. you n

>> it looks like just a beverage company. they are a marketing company.ose guys bought the company, they said we will market this as a lifestyle, not just a drink. they did that, they grew incredibly over the years. it started out as a sports drink for mostly younger males. they have students drinking monster beverage to study late at night. households for parties are doing this. carleton: this is not advice, by the way. [laughter] >> jacob, the company reported its earnings. their reaction was not good. what did they say or did not say that made everyone so concerned? >> they were okay, they just were not resounding. the stock came into earnings way up as it often does. the stock pulled back about 5%. the revenue grew about 14%. there is a volume growth for monster. they show the strength of the brand, the earnings grew roughly in line with revenue growth. there was nothing wrong with the earnings, the stock was just expensive. >> you must be bullish about the future. what do they have coming down the pike for the last 25 years? >> in order to participat

not showing up or downs for reasons that have nothing to do with underlying companies. but there are moments when the market works like it's supposed to i have two nondysfunctional examples most highly gettable. i know that because we own them for my trust eli lilly had a tremendous quarter. it could be the biggest drug of all time i believe when all is said and done we'll find out that it can help you shed about 18% of your weight it can lower your blood pressure and it can even stop heavy drinking one shot once a week, what a miracle. truly phenomenal we also got data from novo nordisk, the competitor with wegovy or ozempic and might be a matter of time because a huge chunk of the population has its life altered by this i think the health insurers and medicare will come around to pay for them because they are that life saving. in response the numbers and the possible action eli lille jumped nearly 15% and makes sense and have one of the best-selling drugs in history, 15% gain is too small. maybe it should have been 25%. either way this company is worth a heck of a lot

so some of these companies are not complying. a silently w corresponding terror. schultz and brussels. terry, thank you for the gaming world in person. events are less lowering than they used to be, but tens of thousands still thronged games. com and cologne. this year, billing itself as the world's biggest video gaming. so games. com these days is less about glitzy. game launch is more about connecting p remains a key opportunity for developers to rub shoulders with the gaming industry. for more, let's bring it at night. chang. he's the head of the german games developer who go good to have you on the program. my. how important is games come for you. that to be here this. so i think we use for several different purposes and we've been coming for a long time except during the veterans demick and we do it for 2 primary reasons. one is for community building. so we've hosted that for many of the getting leaders across europe. and this is one of the times a year we get together speak to each other. and the 2nd is that we do a pretty

companies. intend to keep doing we're going to take measures to ensure that we can create a more level playing field for their companies. >> what kind of private equity have you gotten from the world disclosures have been an issues they've typically fought >> it's been very interesting, because i always anticipate a lot of pushback when there are these changes. because we have companies that want to make sure that they're doing as well as can be expected in their investments and making money for their firms, but what's been interesting to me is to see that even pfr much of this -- we haven't seen what the administration is going to put out or when they're going to put this out, but we've already seen withdraw of much of the american investment and i think that's because after the zero-covid policy, after the wolf warriors, after taking over a large part of different industries, we've seen china become a risky investment. it is to many of our venture capitalists, china no longer looks like such a

what happened is the company decides lead. what happens is the company does not want to rebuild the data, they don't keep them out. so what needs to happen instead? good question. i would say that what's really the change the behavior of this company, it was your legislation around the world. more and more countries are imposing restrictions on plastic packaging. the number of regulations on single use plastics like bags of styrofoam has exploded in the past decade. the european union has now recently followed suit and passed some bushes, caustics just ation as well under the single use plastics directive, disposable items such as plastic bags, category, and stores cannot be distributed within new markets anymore. and the directive also includes targets for recycled plastics. by 2025 p t portals need to have at least 25 percent recycled content. and by 2030, this target will be raised to 70 percent. and change needs to happen and it needs to happen fast. global caustics production is still growing in its full cost, almost trip

we talk about how easy it is to establish a company, register a company in russia , but literally interview. we have touched on such a delicate topic as the liquidation of a company that this is a serious issue for the business community. he says that at least the number of proposals that are on the market offer consultants for the liquidation of a company, and you remember that the federal tax service would offer some services that would allow solving this problem quite easily. something happened. we talked about it. thank you for remembering this, and i will remind you that the tax office is a kind of registry office for a company. if he can say so, they are born with us. they have us stomach change and sometimes. unfortunately they are dying. so here you know if the business. decided something was wrong. there is no profit, while he incurs costs, and he wants to close down in a civilized way, there are ways according to the standard liquidation procedure, which takes quite a long time up to a year and requires several stages. and communication with our taxes. there is an even stri

and there is the metro trading network company and the auchan trading network. are two raiffeisen banks, koval and otp bank . there are five greek carriers. -e carriers of russian oil together, they transport more oil through russia than a scoop of a fleet of oil combined and more than 50% of the total volume of sea transportation of russian oil is carried out by them. there is also an italian the puzi company, which is the leader in the russian market for the production of cement, which not only fills the russian budget with taxes, but in addition to everything, also supports russia in every possible way, here the management proudly prefers its employees to a special military operation , publishes patriotic posts of support and so on. the largest oil company in the world , an american company that protects marriage, which on the one hand allows russia to earn excess profits on oil, on the other hand, fills the russian budget with taxes, and on the third takes an active part in the mobilization by forbidding his employees to go to work online and to work online

investment company.is the hope that the chosen one is actually the investment industry. this company is among the chosen ones in the ranking of stock exchange publishers . finally, after a hundred years of new rules, you were able to rank and clarify them. as they did it completely. thank you for supervising the publishers of the organization . today, august 4th, you published the senator's morning program. we are at your service and sima is at your service. another event that is happening today is our colleagues at the sed and sima news agency , media coverage of the auto spare parts exhibition . i think it's an interesting topic that the audience is looking for mehdi anari from the market and trade desk, we are at your service for more information about this body exhibition for people to play in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most polite . it is true that the 18th international exhibition of auto spare parts has started in tehran and it is a game for rights and surplus. today is the opening