ceo. the union are asking for 40%, ceo. the union are asking for a0%, they've moved from 25 to 30.e a protracted strike but on the other hand it's probably stretching the very limits in terms of of the offer its already made, given that it does not really know how long that production cap it has got in place by the regulatory authorities will stay in place, so it's really very, very tough times for boeing. taste so it's really very, very tough times for boeing.— so it's really very, very tough times for boeing. we need to net our times for boeing. we need to get our heads _ times for boeing. we need to get our heads around - times for boeing. we need to get our heads around how- times for boeing. we need to j get our heads around how big times for boeing. we need to l get our heads around how big a company boeing is. we've all heard of it and many have flown on a boeing plane, position to try and turn things around for boeing after a really difficult year for the company. really difficult year for the company-— really difficult year for the company. really difficult year for the co

the ceos union, you know, coming well and frankly, them them doing something that one of the people you mentioned in the or who you talk to in the book pointed out right away is, you know, if the union negotiates or you get a kind of minimum starting pay or a minimum wage, how does that impact people who are just starting off, who are maybe not worth employing at that rate? are you just like cutting them off from opportunity for the company to give them a chance? so you're you're right. let's start with and starbucks i, i know that there is sort of starbucks unionization efforts afoot. i was not able to find a starbucks worker who was not happy and they really like working for starbucks. the place gives really incredible benefits. while i was reporting the book, there was a great moment. i'm sure saw it, where bernie sanders, senator bernie sanders, howard schultz, who started starbucks in front a senate committee to sort of berate him about, you know, the union busting and so forth. and at some point, howard schultz looked at senator sanders and he said he said, senator sanders, when w

the ceos union, you know, coming well and frankly, them them doing something that one of the people you mentioned in the or who you talk to in the book pointed out right away is, you know, if the union negotiates or you get a kind of minimum starting pay or a minimum wage, how does that impact people who are just starting off, who are maybe not worth employing at that rate? are you just like cutting them off from opportunity for the company to give them a chance? so you're you're right. let's start with and starbucks i, i know that there is sort of starbucks unionization efforts afoot. i was not able to find a starbucks worker who was not happy and they really like working for starbucks. the place gives really incredible benefits. while i was reporting the book, there was a great moment. i'm sure saw it, where bernie sanders, senator bernie sanders, howard schultz, who started starbucks in front a senate committee to sort of berate him about, you know, the union busting and so forth. and at some point, howard schultz looked at senator sanders and he said he said, senator sanders, when w

the ceo of union square alliance says officers have stepped up patrol since the shooting. >> they are here, they will be tripling the enforcement for union square as they should. this is such an important, vital city center for our community to thrive. >> reporter: police arrested the 17-year-old suspect shortly after the shooting. police say the teenage boy was shot once by his own gun, possibly during the struggle with pearsall. they say the boy was in stable condition. >> i love the city. and i honestly, things are going to only get better. >> reporter: because of his age, police are not releasing too much information about the suspect. we only know he is 17 years old, from tracy, and the district attorney will determine the charges either by tuesday or wednesday. >>> in san francisco, a man is under arrest after police say that he went on a crime spree throughout the city. it began with reports of a stabbing on roderick street this morning where police found a man who was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the suspect was seen driving off southbound toward fell

scarlet: the new ceo has urged union members not to strike. they did anyway. he has vowed to reset labor relations. do we know how big a factor he was in the negotiations before the strike? >> he has been very visible. he has been very audible and as he said, no one wins if anyone walks out. he needs to establish a win win win for boeing, the employees in the industry. he has been very much at the forefront of this. he needs to continue to be so. ultimately as one of the union leaders said, this is about respect. they need to trust the new ceo. why should they when you have had four in the past decade? he needs to be very visible. he needs to be very accountable. needs to be human quite honestly in being compassionate to how they have suffered and they need to be understanding of how the organization which they love will suffer if the strike continues. scarlet: one last question and quickly, in terms of reputational damage, we know it took boeing a wild to land upon him as the new ceo. how much grace will the board be inclined to extend to him to resolve this

khashayar bagharpour, ceo of the union of construction cooperatives. tehran, mr. baqarpour, i offer my greetings, courtesy and respect to you , the viewers, the guests of the program. in the month of karaj kalang, you built a small house on a scale . it is also 25 meters long. what is the order? has this action actually been carried out? has permission been obtained for this work? well , first of all, i would like to thank the national media that after a year has passed since the economic housing design and its media coverage, you finally invited this humble person as the director of the organization that designed this plan in your program. i will answer your questions first, if possible answer the question. now, yes, this project has actually been started between mehrshahr and mahdasht karaj , but not in the way that the dignitaries suggested, because this expert project has been carried out for more than 3 years and the housing is small. in addition to medium and large housing, the units are actually 25, 40 , 65, 80, 120, 140 meters, all of these are actually in

forty-niners player ricky pearsall walking to an ambulance after he was shot in union square less than 2 weeks ago has been seen by millions ceo of the union square alliance. marisa rodriguez, since our police officers, security guards and community ambassadors on every corner. what it did was it tested our baseline here union square and showed us that it is working. >> but our level of support meant immediate apprehension of the suspect. and of course, life-saving interventions. >> super critical, super important. and we have that here in square kron 4 ask the voters of san francisco if they thought union square is a safe place to visit and 41% of people polled said they somewhat agree. according to the san francisco police department, violent crimes and property crimes are down compared to last year. but about 43% of voters polled said they think crime in san francisco is increasing a majority that roberto hernandez with the mission merchants association agrees with. people have come in with guns and have robbed. >> you know, our our business and so problems that we're having a mission street some employees don't want to wor

forty-niners player ricky pearsall walking to an ambulance after he was shot in union square less than 2 weeks ago has been seen by millions ceo of the union square alliance. marisa rodriguez, since our police officers, security guards and community ambassadors on every square and showed us that it is working. >> but our level of support met immediate apprehension of the suspect. and of course, life-saving interventions. >> super critical, super important. and we have that here in square kron 4 ask the voters of san francisco if they thought union square is a safe place to visit and 41% of people polled said they somewhat agree. according to the san francisco police department, violent crimes and property crimes are down compared to last year. but about 43% of voters polled said they think crime in san francisco is increasing a majority that roberto hernandez with the mission merchants association agrees with. people have come in with guns and have robbed. >> you know, our our business and so with problems that we're having a mission street some employees don't want to work if the businesses. >> signs warning not to leave. val

. >> mayor london breed visited union square on sunday afternoon and thanked the officers that responded quickly and answered questions from business owners. the ceo of union square alliances that they have stepped up patrol since the shooting. >> they will be tripling enforcement for union square. this is such an important and vital city center for our community to thrive. >> police arrested the 17-year-old suspect shortly after the shooting. the 17-year-old was shot once by his own gun and was in stable condition. >> i love the city and i honestly think things will only get better. >> because of his age, police are not releasing too much information about the suspect. we only know he is from tracy and they will determine charges by tuesday or wednesday. >>> we are diving deep into the race for the next mayor of san francisco. we highlight the person who tells us he is the right person to lead the city. >>> good morning, check out the beautiful reflection of the sun on so many gorgeous buildings in san francisco. maybe you bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the

union square on sunday afternoon. she thanked the officers, who responded quickly and answered questions from business owners. the ceo of union square alliance says officers have stepped up patrols since the shooting. the police are here and they're coming they're actually going to be tripling the enforcement for union square, as they should, because you know what this is such an important and vital city center for our community to thrive police arrested the 17 year old suspect shortly after the shooting police say the teenage boy was shot once by his own gun, possibly during the struggle with pearsall. they say the boy was in stable condition. i love this city and i honestly think it's going to keep on going. you know, because things are only going to get better because of his age. police are not releasing too much information about the suspect. we only know he's 17 years old from tracy and the district attorney will determine the charges. either by tuesday or wednesday. >gianna>well, a growing safety concern in southern california will take you to a community where the ground is shifting beneath homes and still ahe

karen matt read, the president and ceo of the federal credit union headquartered in marion, indiana. welcome. the final witness as mr. santiago swero . mr. russ? >> thank you for the opportunity to testify on this important issue today. my name is adam russ. i'm a director at the consumer federation of america. an association of approximately 250 groups across united states founded in 1968. our mission is to advance the consumer interest through research, advocacy, and information. today, i am going to talk about junk fees and explain their harm on consumers and the economy and i am going to talk about the important work to address these issues. at the heart of it, junk fees are about power. there about the imbalance between big banks and smaller consumers. large banks with tens of billions of dollars in their boardrooms or hundreds of billions or trillions in private equity and corporate landlords with millions of single-family homes are talking about how junk fees are going to be what brings home and earnings beat here on the talk radios. when they boo yah on earnings. but for cons

the ceo of the poultry poultry union said that about 120 tons of chicken were exported daily, which was stopped in order to prevent the increase in prices. the general director of technical and vocational education announced the increase in the desire of students to attend conservatories and said that until september 11, 226,000 students of the 10th grade. they have registered in conservatories, which is equivalent to about 36 students. the commander of the army navy said that during the mission of the 86th naval fleet around the world, two successful surgeries and the resuscitation of a heart patient were performed. iranian admiral amir also said navy is ready to carry blood packages up to 85 kg with advanced drones. to move appointing a 3-member board to review the case of cruise company. judge salvatian said: this case has 18 defendants, seven of whom are customs officials. the three-member expert panel has two months to examine the financial customs documents of the case and present them to the court. hazmai academy of persian language and literature. checkup replaced the french wor

newly minted ceo asking boeing's largest union not to hit the picket line over the quote frustrationsf the past the plea coming ahead of the vote of 33,000 union members today on the tentative four-year deal with the aerospace giant. the current contract expires at midnight now, a potential strike could shut boeing factories in washington and oregon. boeing last strike had a striken 2008 a new strike of a similar length could cost boeing between $3 billion and $3.5 billion each day. we are seeing shares of boeing fractionally lower in the pre-market >>> norfolk southern announcing its fired ceo alan shaw following the misconduct investigation. the rail operator's board determining shaw took part in a consensual relationship with the company's chief legal officer who was also fired norfolk was board named mark george as the new ceo. >>> and atlanta fed president raphael bostic broke trading ru ru rules many times dozens of investment trades were made through bostic through third-party investment managers during periods when the fed would issue decisions around interest rates the ig add

the ceo of the union which is been helping these women with the winemaking business. ., , these woment of problems for the farmers | business. causing a lot of- problems for the farmers who transitioned from banana to winemaking. but luckily, once we get— winemaking. but luckily, once we get full international support and the possibility of this, — support and the possibility of this, we have also assisted in equipment for them to measure the quality and content of banana _ the quality and content of banana wind. what they hope to expand — banana wind. what they hope to expand their winemaking business be on the traditional markets — business be on the traditional markets of rwanda and tanzania. emily— markets of rwanda and tanzania. emily tells — markets of rwanda and tanzania. emily tells me that her friends never thought she would ever be able to turn adversity into opportunity and explore entrepreneurship which puts a smile on theirfaces. it was a big night on wednesday for the music industry in new york — with a host of stars turning out for the mtv video music awards — or vmas f

the ceo of the meat poultry farmers union of the country announced this news and said: on average , about 120 tons of chicken was exported daily, which was stopped by the government's decision. according to this official of the country's poultry farmers union , the daily price of live chicken in the market has reached 63 to 64 thousand tomans, and its final price is around 65 it is a thousand tomans. the head of the country's tea organization announced the production of 25,856 tons of dry tea in the country, mr. jahansaz, pointing to the purchase of 1,149 tons. green tea leaves from the tea growers of gilan and mazandaran said: the work of harvesting green tea leaves has ended in the last days of the third chinese summer in most of the tea producing cities. jahansaz announced the price of the purchased green leaves at 1,870 billion tomans and said that 911 billion tomans of the demands of the tea growers have been paid so far. according to jahansaz, the government has deposited 72% of its share, equivalent to 311 billion tomans, to the accounts of tea farmers. the head of the country's te

. >> reporter: after agreeing to his own $39 million pay package, new ceo kelly ortberg urged union members to take boeing's offer, but the union said no. >> this is about respect. this is about addressing the past, and this is about fighting for ow future. >> reporter: the strike comes as boeing space is also losing money. nasa did not trust boeing's starliner spacecraft to bring two astronauts home from the space station, so starliner left the station without them last week. astronauts suni williams and butch wilmore will come home next february on a spacex ship. today they talked about it from space. >> let down, absolutely not. not -- never entered my mind. 90% of our training is preparing for the unexpected, and sometimes the actual unexpected goes beyond what you even think that could happen. >> well, tom, first of all, good to hear from those astronauts, but let me take you back to the strike for a moment. the airlines have been saying for awhile they need more planes to keep up with their schedule, so how will this impact the flying public? >> reporter: well, if they don't get the p

my name is karen madry and i'm the president and ceo of afena federal credit union located in marion, indiana. federally charted credit union with $99 million in assets, three branches, and we serve just over 8000 members to afena's mission is to help families who are financially vulnerable to achieve financial wealth and endure a legacy. we do not exist just to make profits, we are very focused on serving the needs of our community. first, i would like to address the term, junk fees. junk fees is a made up word and not in statute. we heard a lot of comments about junk fees in various industries, i would argue that in the financial services market , that those fees differ. credit union fee programs are regulated by federal and state government. and the reduction of fee income, would ultimately result in the reduction of services to our members. i can also share in the credit union space, data shows that fee income is at 32 year low. the cfpb's actions really want to impact overdraft protection. they would make it seem this is a predatory way that we serve our members, my members would

forty-niners player ricky pearsall walking to an ambulance after he was shot in union square less than 2 weeks ago has been seen by millions ceounion square alliance. marisa rodriguez, since our police officers, security guards in community ambassadors on every corner. what it did was it tested our baseline here union square and showed us that it is working. >> but our level of support meant immediate apprehension of the suspect. and of course, life-saving interventions. >> super critical, super important. and we have that here in square. kron 4 asked the voters of san francisco if they thought union square is a safe place to visit. and 41% of people polled said they somewhat agree. according to the san francisco police department, violent crimes and property crimes are down compared to last year. but about 43% of voters polled said they think crime in san francisco is increasing a majority that roberto hernandez with the mission merchants association agrees with. people have come in with guns and have robbed. >> you know, our our business and so problems that we're having a mission street some employees don't want to work. if

ceo of tehran construction cooperatives union, mr. bagharpour .r guests of the program, i offer my condolences on the days of the death of the holy prophet and the martyrdom of imam hasan mojtabi and imam reza . yes, it was in the news that you built a small house in karaj kalang. it is also 25 meters long. and in what order is it actually? has action been taken, has permission been obtained for this work ? well, first of all, i would like to thank the national media that after a year of designing an economic housing and becoming a media, finally at least this humble you have invited me as the director of the designer of this party in your program. if you allow me and i have the opportunity, i need to at least tell you what the respected experts have said so far about the program in response to your questions . karaj nobles brought up because this research project has already been started, but not in the way it has been done for 3 years, and the small housing of the middle class next to the medium and large housing of the middle class means 25, 40

details of the meeting of mikhail mishustin with the ceo of the auto giant. union of salvation, gloomy river, mosk-gaz. and many, many other films, face in the mud, the ruler knows how to be, the wonderful theater and film actor roman madyanov is gone, even a small role he could turn into a masterpiece. russia, despite the difficulties, is actively developing trade relations with reliable foreign partners. this was stated today by vladimir putin at a meeting of the presidium of the state council in krimml. the discussion was about the steps our country is taking to increase its export potential. world trade and the global economy are changing, the leaders are the countries of the global south, dynamically growing and entering into promising associations, for example, such as brics. one of the main tasks for us is to redirect commodity flows to growing markets, russia is already successfully coping with this. the updated national project international cooperation and export will help. oleg shishkin has collected all the key statements of the president. this is the f

the ceo of the meat poultry farmers' union of the country announced this news and said: on average , about 120 tons of chicken was exported daily , which was stopped by the government's decision. according to this official of the country's poultry farmers' union , the daily price of live chicken in the market has reached 63 to 64 thousand tomans. and its total price is around 65 it is one thousand tomans, according to the forecast of the meteorological organization, thunderstorms, rain, and strong winds will continue today and tomorrow in the areas of the northwest, as well as most of the north and northeast of the country and albors heights. hello , dear compatriots, during the afternoon and tonight, we witnessed rains in the northwestern parts of the country. we are in the southern part of khazar, the southern slopes of el bard, the northeastern parts of the country, and the rainfall in these areas is in the form of showers and thunderstorms . in the form of a scattered shower, the intensity of the rains that lead to the flooding of public roads and the rise of the water level of r

the ceo of the meat poultry farmers' union of the country announced this news and said that on average , about 120 tons of chicken was exported daily, which was stopped by the government's decision. according to this official of the country's poultry farmers' union, the daily price of live chicken in the market is 63 to 64 thousand tomans arrived and price. it is about 65 thousand tomans. the head of the iran chamber said in the meeting of the representatives of this chamber: if the budget bill 144 is prepared with the participation of the private sector, the way of interaction between the public and private sectors will go faster. this meeting was held with the presence of the head of the program and budget organization. intimate meeting of the members of the iranian chamber of commerce with the presence of the head of the planning and budget organization. in this intimate conversation, the head of the iranian chamber of commerce first said about his demands from the head of the planning and budgeting organization: he seriously requests this demand from the honorable government that i

we will speak to our next guest, ceo of an intelligence consultancy specializing in central and eastern europe and the former soviet union about this issue of spying. we have heard president putin claiming that six british diplomats it expelled were spying. obviously the u.k. described this as ludicrous. what is your take on this? specializing in central europe? guest: it seems to be just theater. i know there are people in the american embassy in moscow who are members of intelligence organizations, no doubt. but the surveillance situation in moscow is very intense. the idea that he would be actively doing espionage in moscow and recruiting and running agents and doing that kind of old-fashioned espionage is not credible. lucy, and what would they be doing that? guest: i don't really know exactly. [laughter] lucy: couldn't tell me anyway? guest: no. [laughs] what they are doing is going about sort of meeting people in bars, doing dad drops and brass contacts and that's just not going on in moscow nowadays, i think. so what this is it just a form of signaling. i mean, the decision was taken in aust. so this is just, the

forty-niners player ricky pearsall walking to an ambulance after he was shot in union square less than 2 weeks ago has been seen by millions ceo of the union square alliance. marisa rodriguez, is our police officers, security guards and community ambassadors on every corner. what it did was it tested our baseline here union square and showed us that it is working. >>but our level of support meant immediate apprehension of the suspect. and of course, life-saving interventions. >>super critical, super important. and we have that you're square kron 4 ask the voters of san francisco if they thought union square is a safe place to visit and 41% of people polled said they somewhat agree. according to the san francisco police department, violent crimes and property crimes are down compared to last year. but about 43% of voters polled said they think crime in san francisco is increasing a majority that roberto hernandez with the mission merchants association agrees with. people have come in with guns and have robbed. >>you know, our business. and so problems that we're having a mission street is some employees. 21 work. if businesses.

union machinists. >> the story begins tonight's west coast rap. boeing ceo says placing workers on furlough is the best way for the company to conserve cash. more than 33,000 machinists and factory workers are on strike, and more than 94% of union members rejected boeing's latest contract offer, which would have included a 25% pay raise over four years. workers say they want raises totaling at least 40%, and the return of their pension plan, which boeing cut in 2014. >> us machinists are very vital to boeing's operation, and it really shows them how necessary we are for boeing to operate. we are the ones who build the planes. and so without us, the speea, the salary workers, they have no job as well. >> and the furlough announcement, boeing's ceo says executives and managers will also be furloughed. the ceo says he and his administrative team will also take a pay reduction for the duration of the strike. boeing says it remains committed to its workers and reaching a fair agreement. but union workers are challenging administration and the company to prove it.

. >> reporter: after agreeing to his own $39 million pay package, new ceo kelly ortberg urged union members to take boeing's offer, but the union said no. >> this is about respect. this is about addressing the past, and this is about fighting for our future. >> reporter: the strike comes as boeing space is also losing money. nasa did not trust boeing's starliner spacecraft to bring two astronauts home from the space station, so starliner left the station without them last week. astronauts suni williams and butch wilmore will come home next february on a spacex ship. today they talked about it from space. >> let down, absolutely not, not -- never entered my mind. 90% of our training is preparing for the unexpected, and sometimes the actual unexpected goes beyond what you even think that could happen. >> well, tom, first of all, good to hear from those astronauts, but let me take you back to the strike for a moment. the airlines have been saying for awhile they need more planes to keep up with their schedule, so how will this impact the flying public? >> reporter: well, if airlines don't get

the union believes that the ceo, his view is colored by whatever payout he might get as a result of thes better for this company to remain american owned and payout he may get. they think ultimately it's better for this company to remain american owned and independent. politics-wise, though this is pennsylvania, a huge battleground state. we'll see if we get the block saying this is this deal is a nonstarter for national security reasons. >> the timing becomes -- it's making is a massive issue. in a different year and season, it might be a done deal. who knows. eamon javers, thanks. >>> meantime, back to nvidia. losing a single-day record, $279 billion in market cap in one day yesterday. we're going to trade nvidia as part of your "three stock lunch" next. what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectu

unions? gilbert: i remain positive. i have more seen ceose global level working on dealing with issues. the best thing i can do is to be talking to the workers and representatives. it is the way forward. scarlet: you are seeing plenty of good developments when it comes to the willingness of management to engage? gilbert: yes. i have to say that. . from ceos, here in new york, davos, i have confidence. things are moving in the right direction. scarlet: gilbert houngbo, thank you so much for joining us. director general of the international labor organization. i am scarlet fu and that does it for "bloomberg markets." "balance of power" is up next. ♪ am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management ♪ ♪ when with so much greatwith entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity stream

the union as a result is putting enormous pressure on the new ceo, who is facing it.e is owning these challenges and this is where credit needs to go to him. he is coming with a great reputation in the industry, he knows aviation technically, he has great financial acumen. the uk is predicted to have the joint—second highest economic growth this year amongst wealthy nations. that's according to the oecd think tank, the organisation for economic co—operation and development. the uk economy is now expected to grow by 1.1%, the same rate as canada and france. with only the us higher. uk annual growth was predicted at 0.4% back in may so has risen substantially. chancellor rachel reeves has welcomed the news, which may help reinforce the more upbeat tone she sought to strike at the labour conference this week. however one of the challenges she will face is shortages in the labour market in the uk. let's pick up on that point with the ceo of recruiters reed, james reed. good to have you on the show. when we talk about shortages in the labour market, what do we actually mea

united steelworkers union leadership today, they denounced comments by u.s. steel's ceo, calling the company's leadership, quote, greedy and reckless. the union said the deal may enrich shareholders and management, but quote, the merger sells out the future for workers, the retirees, the communities and jeopardizes our nation's ability to produce the melted, poured, and finished steel products that we need for our national defense and critical supply chain. melissa, back over to you. >> eamon, it seems curious to me that they could reject this or the biden administration could ultimately reject the deal based on national security reasons given japan is a member of g7, president biden was just at a g7 meeting, they want to increase relations with g7 countries, particularly japan, east asia. what is the excuse they could possibly give to not approve this deal? >> well, i think you heard it there in the union statement, right? it will be all about supply chains and protecting those for the defense industrial base of the united states. i think that's the argument that you'll

union. david, thank you so much for sharing part of your afternoon with us. i'm curious to get your response to this warning from the ceo that blocking the deal could mean lost union jobs. do you agree? >> no, i don't. boris. and thank you for the invitation to talk about this the ceo come out yesterday with this statement about the threatening to shut down some of the facilities and move their headquarters out of pittsburgh it's basically sentence irresponsible us steel is a profitable company, does well here in the mon valley where he was targeting some of those threats. they've talked about it being a world-class facility and being able to deliver quality products to our customers. now all of a sudden when he's about to loses $70 million, changing controlled bonus he makes these kinds of threats and like i say, there are irresponsible and the board of directors out to really be looking at what exactly his agenda is the company's stock dropped sharply when president biden said he planned to block the deal yesterday today it seems you're convinced that us steel can survive without the kind of investment that nippon ste

real a rally in pittsburgh by workers to into support after the ceo said without the deal mils substitute down thousands at the risk the uniono top the merger call this a desperate threat. >> we read same, ceos office, and find them -- so -- uo -- frank lao, meaningless threats desperation threats. >> white house did not comment whether biden would block deal official said recommendation from committee on foreign investment has not been transmitted to the president expected to come next this proposed merger drawn bank criticism biden kamala harris former president trump voiced opposition biden's reported plans to politic this as battle in pennsylvania for voters intensifies vice president kamala harris will be in pittsburgh today after her labor day rally earlier this week. maria: lydia, thank you a top political analyst is warning harris could lose the key battleground state of pennsylvania. watch this. >> i talked to two people today democrats who know say it very well they both said that they thought harris not only was behind in pennsylvania today, but they thought she was likely to lose the at a time, did not rule out c

ceo. what's he been saying about the workers' union?and said, yes, we will still continue to work with you in good faith even though i prefer to talk to you directly, not through a union. none of this really matters except that the union had e-mailed him on monday, sent him a letter, saying even though you're the new ceo, we still want to work with you, we hope you still hold a high standard for employees and will be a setter in the market. this ceo just responding and saying, yes, we're still doing things in good faith with you. stuart: any comment in they've got a leadership comment. >> yeah. there's been a rotating door through starbucks. if you look at the decade-long chart, i mean, this company has got growth issues now in terms of what it can do. china's not been as great as they thought, and this unionization thing is a very tough nut to drag crack -- to crack. it's a commodity, stuart, and in the case of star buck, a very expep -- starbucks, a very expensive commodity. consumers have lots of choices. stuart: they do. uber, they'

union wants a 40% pay hike. after agreeing to the $49 million pay package, new ceo urged to take the offer. the union said no. >> this is about respect and addressing the past and fighting for our future. >> reporter: boeing space is also losing money. nasa did not rely on the starliner. starliner left the international space station last week without the astronauts. suni williams and butch wilmore will come home in february on the spacex ship. >> let down? absolutely no. never entered my mind. 90% of training is preparing for the unexpected. sometimes the actual unexpected goes beyond what you think could happen. >> reporter: back now to the strike. if airlines don't get the planes they order, they can't fly schedules they promise. they are already way behind on getting their 737s. the 787 is made in south carolina. boeing is anxious to return to the negotiaing table. back to you. >> thank you, tom. >> you can't get over suni's hair. send her a scrunchie. >>> another note of the astronauts. nasa is going to make sure that suni williams and butch wilmore can vote. they requested absentee bal

the incoming ceo has been there since 2020. going ahead's largest unionay they have restated to a potentially avoid a strike. the offer includes 25% wage increase over four years and a commitment to death it is too soon to know if that will go along with the deal. the nikkei is reporting that the chemical teaching to sell its farcical subsidiary -- they're sounding out possible buyers including foreign investment funds. let's take a look at how some of the commodities are moving today putting on something of a recovery. taking a look at crude prices as well. they are rebounding. we have brent higher by about 1.3%. we have crude data. off by almost 5%. generally all of the major benchmarks are sliding. a stronger yen. 14286 versus the dollar. we are watching the rcn cross as well. the aussie strengthening across the end now. still to come, we will check apple suppliers. all just hours after apple is a view of the iphone 16. we will have a preview of that next. this is bloomberg. ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one thing off of my

telegram emphasized compliance with european union legislation, including the digital services act. telegram ceo pavel durov has nothing to hide, and he often travels around europe. it is absurd to claim that the platform or its owner is responsible for the misuse of this platform. almost a billion users in the telegram is used all over the world as a means of communication. and as a source of vital information. we are waiting for this situation to be resolved as soon as possible. the arrest of durov, who holds both french and russian citizenship, had a major diplomatic impact, tying ties between paris and moscow. kremlin spokesman piskov told reporters that russia is ready to help durov, but his french citizenship complicates the situation, glavkom reports. we hope that pandurov. all the necessary opportunities for organizing your legal protection naturally, taking into account his russian citizenship, we are ready to provide all the necessary help and assistance, but here the situation is also complicated by the fact that he is also a french citizen. there were also earlier statements that dur

. >>> boeing ceo kelly ortberg asked the unions not to hit the picket line over frustrations of the past saying it would hurt the company's recovery that coming ahead of the vote of the 33,000 members voting today on the tentative deal with the arerospace giant the current contract expire at midnight maybe they can use this for the quality control issues boeing's last strike was in 2008 and shutdown plants for more than 50 days >> the union leadership has signed off on this and said there are questions if the rank-and-file will go along with big pay raises maybe not as some as they were looking for. the leadership said they will build the plane there, too the question of what those on the work force right now really want to see. >>> also news just out from moderna as it kicks off its annual research and development day. the company will slash the r& d investment by $1.1 billion that is not due to start until 2027 mod moderna plans to seek fda approval for the rsv vaccine for those at high risk for severe disease. it is scrapping plans for the standalone flu shot to focus on the covid/flu

union, and they'll inform the public what they think and what they can potentially off. one thing is clear, there's a big no to saying yes to closing down factories. >> so definitely the ceo, cfos, awele of them have tough questions to answer to these unions. annette, appreciate that reporting. >>> also following up on some pmi data. we focused on the german economy and have seen what the numbers look like. the numbers have just hit the wire. the uk global final composite numbers sitting at 53.8. it's higher than the 53.4 initially put forward in the flash figure. this might still be a good news -- slightly good news story for the bank of england who don't want to choke off growth in any way, but have seen inflation creep up as it leads to that 2.2% figure. now you're seeing this data come out a little bit better off. does it show that growth perhaps is in place for the uk at this stage? final services pmi, 53.7. the flash figure was 53.3. again, another very marginal uptick for that. so both the final composite as well as the services data remaining in expansion territory. certainly a story for bank of england to look at. 131 looking good. 132 recently. strength being se

ceo from october. we'll be hearing from the group's chairman, joe kaeser, at 10:15 cet. stay tuned for that interview. >>> german unionarns of strikes at volkswagen plants from october 29 as its row over potential plant closures in germany rumbles on. >>> equities tread water on both sides of the atlantic with the u.s. set to open in a holding pattern ahead of friday's non-farm payroll print as german industrial orders smash expectations. >>> and qualcomm launches a new pc processor to challenge up intel. the ceo tells cnbc that the company's leading the way. >> i think excellence is still now the undisputed performance leader. it has breakthrough battery life and we're just at the beginning. that is the first wave of product for qualcomm. >>> now daimler will replace ceo martin daum with the head of the mercedes-benz truck unit in what the group is calling a generational transition. now radstrom will take over on october 1st and assume a new role as chairman of the board of management of daimler trucks. daum has been with the group since 1987 and oversaw the listing in frankfurt in december of 2021. we will chhear fr

approaching certain government buildings, and tesla ceo elon musk personally traveled to china to lift these restrictions. in addition, the american trade unionabout the potential risk of foreign developers simply turning off, for whatever reason, autonomous driving systems on millions of cars at once, which could lead to catastrophic consequences. however, the proposed... restrictions are not introduced immediately, if after a thirty-day public discussion there will be no fundamental changes to the document, it will come into force only in the twenty- seventh year: first, the sale of cars with software from unfriendly countries will be banned, and after another 3 years with hardware components from these countries. in relation to russia, this could affect, for example, yandex , whose unmanned division once had both a database and contracts for deliveries to the usa , including, or kaspersky lab, which ... it is precisely for the safety of connected cars, but its solutions are already separately banned in usa. in general, the new document is aimed rather against the chinese auto industry, and there is a version that its own safety is not the

unions. i'm dealing with private-sector ceos. they don't have as much to do with the public sector unions.ve a background in labor. i worked at the department of labor. i got my undergraduate from cornell. i follow the issue carefully. it used to be private-sector employees or unions were about half of the workforce and that has steadily diminished over time. now it is 7% of the workforce. an increasing percentage of the workforce, the public sector is unionized. franklin roosevelt warned about it. there is a conflict of interest, politicians often deal with the public sector unions, then they are in the position to get them raises and favorable benefits. there is a great book by philip howard about the problems of public sector unions. it is something to think about. host: you mentioned a section you included in your book. the ceo job file. you have a favorite joke? guest: mark zuckerberg is walking down the street. a kid says hey zuckerberg, my father says you don't respect people's privacy. zuckerberg says he is not your daddy. host: that and more in the power and the money, the epic cl

unions. i'm dealing with private-sector ceos. they don't have as much to do with the public sector unions. a background in labor. i worked at the department of labor. i got my undergraduate from cornell. i follow the issue carefully. it used to be private-sector employees or unions were about half of the workforce and that has steadily diminished over time. now it is 7% of the workforce. an increasing percentage of the workforce, the public sector is unionized. franklin roosevelt warned about it. there is a conflict of interest, politicians often deal with the public sector unions, then they are in the position to get them raises and favorable benefits. there is a great book by philip howard about the problems of public sector unions. it is something to think about. host: you mentioned a section you included in your book. the ceo job file. you have a favorite joke? guest: mark zuckerberg is walking down the street. a kid says hey zuckerberg, my father says you don't respect people's privacy. zuckerberg says he is not your daddy. host: that and more in the power and the money, the epic clas

joining me now is neil barnett, ceo of istok associates an intelligence consultancy specialising in central eastern europe and the former soviet union spying for the obviously the uk has described this as ludicrous with what is your to me this seems to i'm sure there and the sea and and your situation in moscow is hear that they would actively be an espionage in moscow, recruiting and running agents it's what would i don't you couldn't what they aren't doing is going about meeting people in bars, dead letter drops and things like that. that's just not going on what this is is just that's just not going on what this is isjust a that's just not going on what this is is just a the decision was taken this is showing it's this is the issue of the weapons and using the western weapons and using the western weapons it's really about russia trying to frame the uk as the enemy, isn't it? trying to tell people _ as the enemy, isn't it? trying to tell people at _ as the enemy, isn't it? trying to tell people at home - as the enemy, isn't it? trying to tell people at home that i to tell people at home that they uk is the end be to i think there

since it has reached a tentative deal with its largest union, workers will get a 25% pay rise over a four—year contract. it is seen as a win for the new ceo mandate to turn the firm around. canadian retailer alimentation couche—tard says it is still keen to pursue an acquisition of 7—eleven. this comes days after the japanese convenience store chain rejected couche—tard's 38—point—5 billion dollar bid .7—eleven�*s owner said the proposal was not in the best interest of its shareholders, as it could spur anti—trust challenges in the united states. let's turn to the paralympics which have now drawn to a close.as athletes return home with their medals, some will also be receiving payouts forfinishing on the podium.providing this sort of financial reward is still new — countries like canada for example, only began these payments this year.marc—andr fabien, who heads canada's paralympic committee, explains the decision. we will give rewards to the paralympians medallists from pa ralympians medallists from canada, paralympians medallists from canada, $15,000 for gold, 10,000 for silva, 5000 for bronze. this is for the first time here in paris t

show me the dow winners, topped by boeing the have a deal with the union that is help but huawei, the avenue ceolot over the while but investors seem to be happy with the new ceo today with the new deal 30.4%. >> i see american express and intel on the active list but it shot at $20 a share, that is coming up a lot about the s&p 500 winners topping the list is maternal are we back to vaccinations? >> i hope not. stuart: it is up 6%. >> boeing on the list, monster beverage, caffeine and sugar, good for you. >> i think you provide a little bit of context, the jobs report was fine on friday but really folks are looking ahead to the fed rate cut, i think you see the excitement in the market today. >> it could be, with the consumer price index on wednesday morning, if that were really favorable, i think the market could do very well, what do i know. but the nasdaq winners, do we have some, yes we do, moderna is at the top of that, 6%, monster beverage, decks come, tesla up 2.5% at 216 on tesla, they have good news out of china i think that's what happened. move on to the bond market, interest-rate th

$11 billion boeing the latest company to deal with labor unrest the ceo of warning of consequences of a strike even though the union representing workers said on sunday they have struck a deal with the company that maybe the best deal that the union has ever made. workers are still sore over a deal that the union made a couple years ago under which they lost pensions and had to pay more for health care benefits >> it's a good point about the ramification, even when you get it, it could be as soon as friday boeing doesn't need another headache >>> let's take a broader look at the markets, which have been improving throughout the session. some would say "the wall street journal"'s report about an hour ago saying that there could be a close call between 25 and 50, maybe rekindling hopes of the bigger rate hike the dow is up half a percent the nasdaq up 1.2% inflation data a little hot, but also the core pci implied measures so again, is it 25 or 50 is kind of the overarch ing question >> my guess is it will be 25 it will be more incremental than and 25 now, 25 in november, maybe 25 in december but what do i know >> th

. >> reporter: still, union leadership argues that deal would benefit stockholders, not workers, and it doesn't believe the ceo's threat. >> i think it is the most baseless, irresponsible threat and statement that any ceo could possibly make. >> reporter: mayor chris kelly, though, thinks his town is caught in the middle. >> i believe everybody is being played as a pawn. >> reporter: and, as the presidential campaign intensifies, mayor kelly has a message for both kamala harris and donald trump. japanese investment is better than none at all. >> and our thanks to gabe for that report. >>> british prosecutors have dropped their effort to convict harvey weinstein. the former movie producer was charged two years ago with indecent assault alleged to have taken place in london in 1996. the special crimes unit said there is no longer a realistic prospect of conviction. weinstein is currently jailed in new york where he faces a possible retrial for rape. he's been sentenced to 16 years for rape in los angeles. weinstein has denied any wrongdoing. >>> turning now to the raging wildfire in central oregon. the rail ridge

union, the entrepreneur also pointed out that if a country is unhappy with an internet service, then the generally accepted practice is to initiate a lawsuit against the service itself, and not against its ceo. durov also refuted the claims of some media outlets that telegram is a kind of anarchic paradise, every day, the businessman said, millions of malicious posts and channels are removed from the messenger and added that telegram is ready to leave countries where it cannot agree with regulators. in a surprise deal, us presidential son hunter biden has pleaded guilty to all charges in a tax evasion case, which us media say will allow him to avoid a public trial in which witnesses could reveal unflattering details about his spending and drug use. hunter faces up to 17 years in prison when he is sentenced on december 16. prosecutors say he has failed to pay taxes totaling $100,000 for at least five years and has made false statements declarations. this is the second charge brought against biden jr. in june , a jury found him guilty of three counts of violating weapons storage regulations, for which he faces up to 25 years in prison. in colombia, a mass strike of truck drivers is taking pla

ceo. this story is going to get a lot of headlines. the rails have been kind of on a road to nowhere since 2022. it's up 7% year to date. outperforming union this is a show-me story. it has to get above 260. maybe the new ceo could do that. but i chwould choose to stay on the the sideline for this one. >> can you top that? >> i don't know if i can top that, but i would stay on the sidelines. it's not a very interesting story for me given with the economy and the slowdown of the economy. you have seen logistics companies saying things are slowing down. you have issues with management. stocks not cheap. i would wait for a better entry point. >> thank you, jay. appreciate it. >>> the increase in wild wildfires has created a need to better protect infrastructure elements. we'll hear from some startups trying to help with that, when we return. welcome to the now way to network... they switched to juniper's ai-native network. and now, everything is so reliable... that no one is ever left in the dark. because now their network is self-configuring, self-detecting, and self-healing. so, their it team can feel confident that updates are made without