smp and against the tories in the elections um next year. what it also means bardia is the smp's collapsing fortunes in the uh wake of in february of nicholas stergen the former first minister's resignation and that financial scandal that hit the smp involving nicholas sturgen's husband was party leader at the time misusing donations to the smp that... money that should have been invested or was donated to be invested in um a possible next referendum of on scottish independence, but again this so-called labor revival against the smp might mean also that the ambitions of independence or holding second referendum might be on the put on the back burner and it also speaks to the unpopularity perhaps of the incumbent uh first minister ham yusuf who leads the smp in parliament, but overall a very significant victory, and there is no doubt that you know number 10, the government in number 10 under rishasun is watching this very closely and must be very concerned about this result, all right, thanks lot, joining us from the british capital london. w

involving nicholas sturgen's husband was party leader at the time misusing donations to the smp thats not a blind attack accusing moscow of conducting such strikes every day. the un chief has condemned the strike while the body has sent a team to the village to investigate it and sweden says it will send new military aid package for ukraine that mainly consists of artillery ammunition. defense minister paul johnson says the aid is worth nearly $200 million dollars. he says sweden is also looking into sending fighter jets to ukraine. he added that will be decided after armed forces present their report on the potential supply by early november, the latest military aid is the 14th sweden is sending to ukraine since it entered the war with russia last year. other western states have also provided kiev with different kinds of weapons. that has drawn strong criticism from moscow. it argues that the western support fans the flames of the war. political tensions between india and canada over. "the recent killing of separatist seek leader could spill into india's upcoming general elections d

what it also means bardia is the smp's collapsing fortunes in the uh wake of in february of nicholas sturgen the former first minister's resignation and that's a financial scandal that hit the smp involving nicholas surgen's husband was party leader at the time. using donations to the smp that money that should have been invested or was donated to be invested in um a possible next referendum of on scottish independence. russia has reiterated that it does not strike civilian targets a day after one of the deadliest missile attacks in ukraine. the kremlin spokesman says russia strikes are aimed at ukraine's military infrastructure concentrations of troops and representatives of its military leadership ukraine says 52 people were killed when a russian missile slammed into a grocery store and cafe in a village in the northeastern hark region. locals had gathered there for the funeral service of a soldier. ukraine's defense ministry said there were no military targets in the area, only civilians. president voladimir zelensky says it was not a blind attack accusing moscow of conducting suc

involving nicholas sturgen's husband was party leader at the time. misusing donations to the smp thats on in ukraine, signs are emerging that do not boat well for the us. at coalition against russia, just days ago, the slovak social democracy party, which is a pro russia party, won the country's parliamentary elections, the left is maresty party. led by former premier robert ficco has not secured enough votes to form a government and needs to form a coalition with other parties, but the victory has been interpreted as a sign of growing war fatigue in europe. the party's leader has said that no more weapons would go to ukraine. he has also questioned the logic of the eu's russia sanctions and even accused nato of causing the war. i believe that on the one hand, yes we should expect uh certain. let's say uncomfortable relationship between brussels and slovakia, but then on the other hand, i also think that the relationship will also be rather pragmatic, however, the the danger is real, when it comes to slovakia's declining support to ukraine, and this will also have its impact, to weake

involving nicholas surgen's husband was party leader at the time misusing donations to the smp that money that should have been invested or was donated to be invested in um a possible next referendum of on scottish independence. tervan has condemned as biased and political the move by the nobel committee to award this year's peace prize. to a convicted iranian, the iranian foreign ministry spokesman said nargas muhammadi has been jailed because she has repeatedly violated the law and committed criminal acts. nasir kanani stress that the move by the nobel committee is in line with the middlesum and anti-iranian policies of some european governments. he said, this shows that the nobel peace prize has deviated from his original purpose and the committee has turned into a tool. canani added that the award is another link in the western pressure change. against ivan and will only strengthen the nation's resolve to follow up on his independent policies. he noted that teran has always stress the need for the objective realization of regional and global peace, but never wants this process t

pull votes away from the smp core?abour is to demonstrate political legitimacy across the uk, they need to recover at least some ground in scotland, and downing street might not be the only thing on the line. the smp have put a lot of their political capital behind the idea that the outcome similar to this and the next election push their independence on the table. for conservatives they need to demonstrate they are not a feeding force in scotland, they are the second—largest party and they face a real fight to stay there. the result tonight isn't going to make spell changes, ahead of a nationwide contest it could have a significant impact. wright, philsent him contest it could have a significant impact. wright, phil sent him there with a big context, let's go to a man who lives and breathes these kind of stats and figures. want to ask you very specifically about the constitutional independence, is it still a great gain across scotland? it is still a very very important issue, shaping who party people vote for. at the

year into the smp that will give um labor the majority it needs, the margin it needs, to uh to a mass of clear majority, rather in parliament against the tories or the conservatives, the conservative party, of course, very unpopular at the moment, um, i would also argue that you know, the jury is out on how popular the labor party is, although they have a 20 point lead um, against the conservatives, um, there are a lot of people out there who are critical of the labor party as well and its leadership, the fact that you, one thing they say is that the labor party is increasingly looking like the conservative party, others would argue that you know it's probably rous to appeal to the masses to be able to do whatever it takes to get the conservatives out of number 10 downing street and the government, the conservative government under rish no doubt is watching these results um very closely and is concerned and of course it comes out on the heels of another by election that happened here in england where um uh historically conservative constituency voted labor so these are significant res

nvidia loan could be responsible for a percentage point and a half contribution to the smp over expecteda, meta-, nearly 1%. the b of a desk had a unique way of characterizing the mega caps as we head into earnings, what it calls the spicy three and let me explain. tesla, nvidia, amazon, they make up the spicy three, the green line in the chart. they're more controversial and they have unconventional evaluations. have spent years being questioned and outed by wall street. meanwhile, the garpy four, there characterized by more reasonable p/e ratios, still elevated compared to everyone else, they're the orange line and everyone else is the blue line at the bottom. these are p/e ratios, that stands for growth at reasonable cost, the names in the group have earnings revenue that are relatively solid, compared to the other group, and something i'm looking for in this quarter is that a lot of these companies, not netflix but maybe everyone else, magnificent seven, they've all been driven by a.i. hyped, so does a.i. actually start hurting stocks this quarter instead of helping them? that could

green across the board, stocks strong all day with the smp looking to build on its two week winning streak, nasdaq is the upper former today, it's interesting because apple is not participating. he reports suggesting iphone sales in china have been disappointing, even so every sector today out of the smp is higher, it's been a broad-based rally, even as interest rates have crept modestly higher. there is your sector heat map, a look at what's going on inside the market. it does take us to our talk of the tape, rally on, or rally soon over. let's ask hightower stephanie lee, she's here with me in beverly hills, also a cnbc contributor, how about that question? do we rally on, or is this rally seemed to fade? >> i think we rally on. seasonally you're in a strong position, there's that, secondly i think the people are coming to grips with inflation has come down, made a lot of progress. we've got cpi last week, we are a far cry from where we were a year ago, we are almost 12% inflation in ppi and 9% in cpi, and today we got the empire state number, prices paid, that came down. inflation is st

the poll was triggered when constituents voted to remove a former smp mp.e live with bbc news. next, going to go to the u.s. and president biden has approved the construction of a section of border wall in southern texas in an effort to stop illegal immigration. around 32 kilometers will be built on the border with mexico. there has been more than 245,000 crossings in the area this year, with september expected to be a record month. but the move is a major u-turn by the president, who criticized his predecessor donald trump for making the wall such a key policy. it comes as top whi house officials are actually in mexico, as the two neighbors attempted to ease tensions of the border. secretary of state antony blinken and attorney general merrick garland were hoping to tackle the issue of drug trafficking, illegal migration. but mexican lÓpez obrador is not happy about the wall, saying he believes the white house has come under pressure from extreme white ring groups --right-wing groups. >> i'm going to talk about a proposal that was released yesterday. to al

won two championship titles and five cups at the end of the final stage of the 223rd season of the smpace over the weekend at the fortress grozny circuit in the capital of the chechen republic. the best representative of the team was mikhail mityaev, who won saturday's race in the superproduction class. this allowed him to win the russian cup the results of the entire season. his partner leonid ponfilov also had a successful weekend. twice raised to the podium of competitions in grozny. thanks to this, laport rosneft became the best team of the 2023 season in this class. both touring races were also dictated by pilots and competitors driving turbocharged lada vesta cars. ivan chubarov won friday's race, kiril lodygin was second in the race. and on saturday , vladimir shishenin was the first to see the checkered flag. the best driver of the team at the end of the entire season was ivan chubarov, who won the title of vice-champion with professional class of the russian circuit racing series, that's all about sports for now, see you in the next chat. france is experiencing its worst insec

they would do debit and credit for smp 35% of our volume is debit.ompanies stopped doing that because people weren't building balances and borrowing as much if they didn't put all their spending on the credit card so at the end of the month they had a bigger bill and likely to revolve. like we're just trying to build a healthier better product and our loss levels prove that. a lot of people portray themselves as buy now and pay later but not everyone is offering the same type of products. >> i remember press one press two, and it went away. we have about 15 seconds. are you going to ipo this year? >> this year would be tough. it's going to happen. we have fantastic growth in the u.s., over 35 million consumers now so biggest market revenues. we're excited about the progress and excited about the prospects in the u.s. as well. makes it more interesting. >> very fun checking in with you. hope we can continue the conversation throughout the cycle. sebastian siemiatkowski is the ceo of klarna. >>> that does it for us, but it's a busy hour on "power lunch

america needs its nuclear deterrent and nn smp a needs to be strong and this plutonium pit needs to go forward. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california. mr.garamendi: reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. fleischmann: i yield to my ranking member, miskaptur -- ms. kaptur. senator capito: i share the gentleman's strong passion that america has the best deterrent to face not only in middle east and ukraine and what is happening in the high seas around the globe and we are proud of our nuclear navy. i rise in reluctant opposition to this amendment because of my dear friendship with congressman garamendi and i respect your effort to have a responsible nuclear deterrent and weapons program. i understand that. but this amendment would prohibit funding as has been stated for the plutonium pit production at the savannah a river processing facility. and we all know that plutonium modernization is the key aspect to meeting our stockpile requirements and maintaining the nation's nuclear deterrent. on both si

. —— smp or. the key one as the economy.d up. she was followed everywhere by members, some people crying when she arrived they were so happy to see her. she sort of overshadowed what happened so far. todayis overshadowed what happened so far. today is humza yousaf�*s chance to try to grab back some of the limelight, but also, i think do something he has failed to do in recent months, grab the political agenda and say, here is what i want to do with the top job. agenda and say, here is what i want to do with the topjob._ to do with the top 'ob. thank you very much h to do with the topjob. thank you very much indeed. _ rolls—royce has announced plans to axe up to 2,500 jobs across the company. the derby based firm is famous for its cars but makes engines for aircraft and employs more than 40,000 people worldwide. the company's chief executive says the move will make rolls royce more streamlined and efficient business that is fit for the future. quarter past eight or. there is a lot of weather to talk about with carol this morn