are also other different countries, yes, that is, we heard, if you remember a year ago, that in poland intel is going to... but there is no such thing on the territory of ukraine, so let's say, if we say it's absolutely honest that 100% of the components must be produced in ukraine, then this is a very difficult path, and here without the state for sure, well, manufacturers will not do this, there are many there, for example, in the same motors, there are magnets, yes, which are actually produced only by china, and there are few countries that, for example, also produce them . that's why there, let's say, if we break it down into individual components, then 100% to do is a very long way, and here separately, well, let's say, our individual desire is not enough, we need very strong powerful support from the state, state guarantees that if if you open such a production, then the state will be there buy from you like that, here i will just give a single example, and some manufacturers since the 22nd year, just hearing such a call from the state about glocalization, they started... let's say suc

poland. and the american intel will significantly reduce expenses and radically revise its business. the company has faced a serious crisis in its entire history history, the wall street journal writes about it. this year, intel shares have fallen in price by 56%. in august, it reported losses of one and a half billion dollars. against this background, the corporation stopped the construction of factories in poland and germany, and also postponed a production project in malaysia. these were economic news. in short. hitler gave the order to defend east prussia to the last soldier and to the last bullet. the city of konigsberg was fortified for centuries, it is a fortress city, it is a citadel, all the best generals of the wehrmacht, they after all, they are all from prussia. it was a very serious enemy. our soldiers had a very hard time, even in terms of preparing their own. so says the lighthouse.

gave the company a green light to get $1.9 billion in state support for a plant in poland. so intelally panning out. they're cutting costs where they can, so getting the aid from the european union alleviates some concerns about whether intel will delay if not cancel any of their expansion plans in europe. ashley: very good, lauren. thank you very much. by the way, i just want to keep mentioning this, don't forget this wednesday is fed decision day. fox business will have commercial-free coverage from 1-4 p.m. eastern, "the big money show," "making money," "the claman countdown," all commercial-free. tune in for that. >>> six unrwa rah staffers were killed after two airstrikes hit a school in central gaza is. mike tobin is in tel aviv this morning. mike, good morning to you what's the latest. >> reporter: well, the latest starts in syria with an unusually bold and aggressive operation from israeli commandos operating inside of syria and taking out a reported weapons production facility. the target, according to numerous reports, was officially called the scientific studies and resea

and the american intel has stopped the construction of factories in poland and germany due to financial problems. this was reported by the publication zdeli. these two projects are key for the eu semiconductor industry, while construction has been frozen for 2 years. the company also postponed a production project in malaysia until demand for microprocessors recovers. let me remind you that intel shares have fallen in price by 56% this year. in august, the company reported losses of 15 billion dollars. these were the economic news in brief. now a short advertisement, and then watch danieva's report on the preparations. remember what you they said when you decided to open a business, you can't make money on honey, it's a swarm of problems, but you didn't listen, because you're doing everything wrong, go on, open a free account at alfa bank for... and get a premium business card with 10% cashback on everything. alfa bank is the best bank for business. sberbank has raised deposit rates. now the deposit is the best percentage with a record rate of up to 20% per annum. transfer money to sber

due to financial difficulties, the american chip manufacturer intel has suspended construction of new plants in germany and polandon are women, but the main goals are to strengthen the role in the international arena, technological sovereignty and security. the head of the european commission, fondelaien, today announced her candidates for the new eu government, judging by the composition of the candidates, brussels is choosing the path of further confrontation with russia, key positions are for representatives of the baltic states, known for their russophobic position and support for kiev. thus , the former was offered to head the diplomatic service prime minister of estonia kallos. the post of the first ever eu commissioner for defense and space may be taken by former lithuanian prime minister ubilyus. well, as for the state, the us president stated this after the assassination attempt on donald trump. as it turned out, the intelligence officers did not search the golf club grounds in advance, despite the fact that the suspect was there for 12 hours. biden is now trying with all his might to somehow ensure that

earlier, the american chipmaker intel suspended construction of new factories in magdeburg, germany, and wroclaw, poland, due to financial difficulties. by the way, investments in the first project are estimated at about 30 billion euro. moreover, these two plants, according to western media, are key elements of the eu's efforts to stimulate the semiconductor industry to increase europe's sustainability and independence. the situation with high-tech production, yes, as in the case of intel, this is an even more serious situation, because this is actually the only area where western countries, or as we say, the collective west, to which germany certainly belongs, well, really can somehow still compete with china, although here the chinese are already, in general, seriously outstripping their competitors, not only the chinese by the way, but also many indian companies, have already learned... to compete in this area, which until recently seemed like an absolute monopoly, high-tech, yes, investing heavily in the development of neok western countries. the weaknesses of the economy are successfully used in t

news we got wasn't the aws news but it was the intel suspension of its plan to build out gigantic plants in germany, as much as 30 billion euros, and polands is causing great turmoil, since they committed ,10 billion to intel to get it up and running. it was a linchpin of germany's attempt to keep supporting job growth. now that otto has cooled. these actions are taken to buy time, to staunch the bleeding. along with the three billion- dollar pentagon contract it just got, helped take some of the pressure off of the until now, as a moment to try to right the ship and to breathe, and time is what they really need. until today, intel had no idea how to cut cost while spending heavily on incredibly expensive semiconductor factories all over the world. the about-face in europe lets them continue their aggressive buildout in the u.s., where the company needs to hit certain benchmarks to collect on its subsidies, those are for both intel shareholders and for the u.s. government, with the war chest it doesn't want to lose, i remain skeptical of any real turn at intel because of so much of what they make on the high end comes down to their old ar

intel also saying it will pause fabrication efforts in poland and germany and pull back on plans for as a deal with amazon web services to provide custom chips for ai. >>> and speaking of amazon, that company now wants its employees back in the office five days a week. that will start next year in january. amazon's also planning to simplify its corporate structure, by removing managers where it can and trying to slim down bureaucracy. >> meantime, take a look at the futures. we're looking at about 150 points higher on the dow right about now. nasdaq up about 118 points higher. the s&p 500, looking to open about 25 points higher. let's show you treasuries, as well. all of this on the back of some new speculation that, in fact, the federal reserve may cut by 50 basis points, as opposed to 25 basis points. of course, we will find out tomorrow. right now, the ten-year at 3.610. i want to get over to frank collins, who's got a look at this morning's pre-market movers. frank? >> good morning, andrew, becky, joe, once again. start out with hbe, hewlett-packard sbenterprises, shares are up hi

intel shares have fallen in price by 56%. in august. reported losses of 1.5 billion dollars. against this background, the corporation stopped the construction of factories in poland, and also postponed a production project in malaysia. and the drought in russia and ukraine threatens the next wheat harvest. according to bloomberg, russian farmers have sown 6.3 million hectares of winter crops excluding oilseeds. this is the lowest figure in the last 10 years. at the same time, twice as much the sowing area in ukraine has decreased. experts believe that ... there is still time until october-november to make up for lost time if the weather improves. let me remind you that russia and ukraine account for more than a quarter of the world's wheat exports. these were economic news, briefly. still thinking about the ideal home? it's time to switch to domclick to find housing for any, even the most daring taste. with a mortgage for building a house, a new building or a secondary market, choose what everyone will like, on domclick everyone will find housing for yourself, with avito work it is easy to find your place, there are many vacancies and i just chose the best, the s

doing an okay job he's up against the cap ex against intel they tried to spread spread themselves thinly in terms of capital expenditures and polandnd that's whether taking a partner in ireland and everything that traded with the united states that's in the long-term fantastic strategy that will do them well. charles: let's talk about the other tech names tech outside of the mag seven that a been getting a bit a lot of those names that we haven't thought about a while but even the mag seven losing luster does that make it more attractive for you? >> i met by the dip opportunist, as they, so. i think everything that we like to buy meta, google, apple there always going to be by because the so-called boats around their businesses are gigantic and i think they will always do well, the big names are going to get hit now and then especially the dollars with the soffit we might see a little bit of the resurgence of the unwind of the carry trade we have not seen it yet but that is still out there, there vulnerable buys on the dips. charles: we will leave it there, you are there you had conviction and you are right again i think that's wh

intel. the tech firm also says it will stop construction on chip factories was building in germany and poland. continue with its plans to build 4 plants in the u.s.. the faa is accusing spacex of safety violations during 2 launches in florida. the faa is proposing $633,000 in fines against the company for allegedly not following license requirements using an unapproved rocket fuel facility in 2023. they just as companies must follow safety standards or face consequences. spacex founder elon musk is threatening to sue the faa. alaska and hawaiian airlines have officially merge the u.s. department of transportation gave approval for alaska to purchase a for just under 2 billion dollars. the deal tee laid out several conditions for that deal. so the airline needs to continue offering flights on critical out and preserve the rewards programs. for now, if you're traveling on either airline, you're still going check in on book on their separate website. the new ceo vows the 2 carriers will continue to operate as their separate brands. stay up-to-date. local news weather and sports member. you can s

intel yesterday, the cash outflow. they paused germany and paused poland. that's going to save them some money. all that said, what i do think is important, is that they have their own foundry system and they broke out foundry as if there could be a sum of the parts situation if, david, the sum of the parts is being put between 40 and 42. so that is tantalizing to people, but no one else knows why they split the foundry business off other than try to make it for sell some day. >> listen, you've been, and rightly so, skeptical for a very long time. i gave you a hard time yesterday about any number of names. on this one, jim, off been right all the way down. you've been concerned lately in terms of cash, and i would go to stacy razkin, the ax in this industry and we have him on often, on the positive the moves to intel is not as desperate for cash as some feared. they don't seem to be preparing to dumble mobile ai at the bottom and the opex cuts, subsidies and partner contributions they should be okay for now. >> i like that "okay for now." they got money from the government and get grants and th

intel also saying it is postponing new factories in germany and poland, but remains committed to itsn. tupperware brands is preparing to file for bankruptcy as soon as this week. the home goods brand which has defined food storage for much of the century is planning to enter protection after it reached at the terms of its debt and enlisted legal and financial advisors. starbucks is creating a new leadership role focused on the company brand as its new ceo tries to boost sales and bring back its cozy coffeehouse vibe. in nichols's first major move the company will create a new role, which will oversee things like product, marketing, and store concepts. the news comes as ceo michael conway announced he will retire in november and his role will not be filled. that is your bloomberg brief. jonathan: more in 30 minutes time. up next, wall street looking for a divided government. >> i think the best case for most investors is a divided government scenario where having a democratic president, potentially divided congress, means we have status quo. not a whole lot of new policy. jonathan: th

intel. the tech firm also says that it will stop construction on chip factories. it was building in germany and poland, but we'll continue with plans to build 4 plants here in the u.s.. >> the faa is accusing spacex of safety violations during 2 launches in florida. the faa is proposing $633,000 in fines against the company for allegedly not following license requirements and using an unapproved rocket fuel facility back in 2023, the agency says companies must follow safety standards or face consequences. elon musk, the founder of spacex, is now threatening to sue the faa. >> 2 airlines clear a federal hurdle for a potential merger. the department of transportation approved alaska and hawaiian airlines merger on tuesday. as long as the companies agreed to department's conditions. the dot says that the airlines need to preserve their rewards programs and continue to offer flight on crucial routes. the department says the conditions are to protect consumers, best interests. >> coming up, why sheriff's deputies, some of them in mateo county are speaking publicly against their own sheriff and her chief of

republic, and poland summer, calling it the flood of the century, and the worst may still be yet to come as flood waters move down stream. also coming up anger and israel thousands intel a v of march against the government demanding an immediate deal to bring home hostages still held in cause and to astronaut, stuck in.