and e-commerce especially in the early days really unprofitable operation. and a company whose is all about not wasting a cent and sure you make profits and then wall street express expecting not to mention dividends. you know those two just you know those two things were hard to to reconcile and so they did not want lose money but at the on the other side they were facing a company amazon who was telling wall don't expect profits for a long time we're going to gain market share and eventually have tons of free cash flow as we gain share. but you know we're in this for the long term. so that was a big sort of dna problem culture clash, you know, sort of what some would call classic dilemma. and that was so even, you know, i talked to a lot of leaders of the walmart online unit over over and they said even at different points you know they'd have a reporting structure where they reported kind of reporting into two different leaders. one would be saying grow, grow and sort of the amazon way. and the other would say, you know, make sure have profits. you know,

as we have been reporting, the us commerce secretary is in beijing this week. on monday she met her chinese counterpart, describing the discussions as open and pragmatic. the countries have pledged to hold regular meetings between business representatives, with a focus on commercial issues. representatives will also meet to exchange information on export controls, and the first meeting is today. our business reporter has this update. the following report has some flashing images. gina raimondo�*s visit is the latest in a series of top american diplomats to have visited china recently, including janet yellen, antony blinken and the us climate envoyjohn kerry. all in the last three months. despite all these meetings, relations between the world's two largest economies are at their most tense in years. last august the us passed the chips act, specifically aimed at growing domestic chip making business and blocking china's industry. beijing responded in turn including restricting export of chip—making materials to the usand it all comes in the same week as export c

e-commerce sales jumped 24%. this is an e-commerce story. must get more details from brendan case who covers walmart for us out of dallas. run us through the top line of the earnings? >> the big push for walmart is that they easily surpassed wall street estimates for the second quarter. a little bit light on the third quarter forecast, so i think that is why shares are down and there's been so much enthusiasm about walmart this year. anything less than perfect is going to hurt shares. dropping down to e-commerce, that was a real bright spot. up 24%, that's a second straight quarter of really strong growth in that regard. definitely a big point of pride for walmart. >> talk to us about what they are doing right, here. are they getting a market share, ordered they climb more e-commerce bucks off of their own customer already, or are they peeling away from amazon? >> there are couple different things to unpack there. one of them is something that doesn't have anything to do with placing orders for growth rates. it is advertising which is includ

e—commerce giant alibaba delivers its strongest revenue growth in almost two years.ello and welcome to asia business report. i'm mariko oi. we begin in the us where prices rose moderately last month, despite a sharp increase in interest rates to stamp out inflation. the figures suggest the federal reserve's monetary policy is succeeding in taming soaring prices but thejob might not be done just yet. michelle fleury has more from new york. the us government reported that inflation increased 3.2% from a year earlier. that was up from a 3% annual rise injune. the increase is due in part to higher housing, car insurance and food costs. but once you strip out things like volatile food and energy prices, so—called core inflation was 4.7%, the lowest since october 2021. the good news is that inflation has drifted down from last summer's a0 year highs, but it is still well above what the federal reserve thinks of as normal prices and with the overall trend heading in the right direction, policy makers, well, they may feel that they don't need to raise interest rates further.

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tiktok a superstorm in e-commerce in places like southeast asia and livestream commerce, livestream videoose are the things that are key to their commerce over there, in the u.s., that has not worked, i talked to sources close to the company, as they have moved commerce over here for tiktok, i have had to split their strategy. they're educating and evangelizing livestream in oh, while they are building on their commerce operations. to see something like this or users are organically on their own creating -- where users are organically on their own creating things, that brings to iktok into a superpower of livestream shopping. ed: explain what is happening? i talk about npc, what is this? >> people are sending her things like corn and she will explain it is corn or they will spend $.10 to center a cowboy hat that you see and she will say the same kind of phrase. it is something that has gotten few words really interested because they are curious. if i spent six cents to send her a hot dog emoji, what will she do? if i spend more? it is for creators like crystal who have found success year,

i commerce, not a trade representative from the us visiting china?— from the us visiting china?om the us visiting china? i think it's a great question. _ from the us visiting china? i think it's a great question. i _ from the us visiting china? i think it's a great question. i think - it's a great question. i think you're going to need to see more official visits. you're going to need to see more officialvisits. it you're going to need to see more official visits. it used to be a regular feature of us—china relations. we had ongoing dialogue regularly scheduled. those were disrupted. getting back to the big above that rhythm. it is important to get high—level officials, and the commerce secretary runs many of those programmes around export controls, semi conductors, the roll—out of many of the policies related to the ira bill. if the commerce secretary that has the portfolios for more of the concerns that china has at this moment. deborah elms from the asian trade centre, thank you so much for joining us. let's look at the aviation sector in china, because a number of chinese ca

he is rolling out new products to e-commerce business owners.o alto networks, the security firm jumping the most in two years after projecting stronger billings for the year. the fears were big because they were posting after the bell on friday. this is bloomberg. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh 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 caroline: welcome back to bloombrg technology. let's get a check on the markets. some are trading. big tech managing to shake off what is a settle for the bond market. the nasdaq is up almost .9%. 10 year yield is up eight basis points. indeed we are seeing a selloff across the curve. we are worried about what jackson hole provides as chairman powell discusses the direction of rates. what does it mean for risk assets? thankfully it means maybe we sustained to the downside. we have broken out of th

wong, the commerce secretary, several months ago. he came to visit me in the commerce department.me on that visit to china. so, i took him up on the invitation. >> it's good to get all this color. thank you for joining us and the candid comments around be your trip. secretary raon. imdo >> thank you. >> "squawk on the street" will continue after a quick break. help make trading feel effortless. and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market. e*trade from morgan stanley. >>> good thursday morning. i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen. the late august comeback marches on as investors digest the eco data. is this the beginning of a broader rally into september? >>> an exclusive interview with campbell soup ceo mark clouse.

and another figure, which i will name, is the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry.ou give certificates of origin. these are the certificates that businesses use to export their goods. so, if, before 21-21, uh, well, certificates were dumped in about 150 countries in the twenty-second year , a slight decrease in about 140 countries, then in uh, only for the first half of the year. for another year, we issue loans to more than 130 countries of the world, so, uh, these figures also show that we have managed to isolate the belarusian enterprises and the belarusian economy from world trade and of the global economy, high-quality goods are always in demand, interaction with the eurasian economic commission is expanding, as well as a network of representatives abroad, a special emphasis is placed on the entry of our manufacturers into international electronic trading platforms. anton malyuta is a sphere of interests. now we will break for a short advertisement, then we will talk about which foreign banknotes will not be accepted at the bank, stay with us. belarus

well, this chamber of commerce guy says the m y 6 has more information now on ukraine. it should be able to figure that all out. not sure how he knows what exactly and, and my 6 has on these companies and ukraine because of the russian war. many ukrainian businesses are struggling, so it is important that this problem should be quickly address to zillow, british trade with ukraine, or else what poaching weird is. i guess he even said the undermines drives it all of this because one of the big pluses of being a fully sovereign state should be trade with ukraine, so puts in wins and brags it loses a standard bridge regulatory joseph gets in the way of brits dealing with ukraine, but maybe this guy does have a point here, maybe just maybe which is has gone so crazy and so far was it sanctions over to you for your complex that their own citizens and economy are paying and absolutely unreasonable price. that will be a much more compelling argument to make send this idea that he says of ukraine suddenly being corruption free when the issue is still making headline news. well,

the british mccraney and chamber of commerce continues to receive complaints that many u. k. banks like hsbc, close the accounts of small and medium size u. k based businesses. the trade with ukraine conducting, even one ukrainian transaction can lead to an account being closed. so this letter to the bruce secretary, the treasury is from the co chair of the british ukrainian chamber of commerce. so they represent various companies that do business with ukraine. and he's saying that some of those british companies are getting flagged by the banking system that does the know your customer, k y, see type of due diligence on banking customers and transactions. and they're either having their british bank accounts closed or they're being blocked from opening new ones all because they were caught transacting with are you creating company and they just don't understand why anti corruption or anti money laundering due diligence would flag dealings with the country considered to be one of the most corrupt in the world, that's according to transparency international. the letter says

plus, a bright spot in china's economy with e—commerce giant alibaba delivering its strongest revenuerowth in almost two years. hello, welcome to asia business report with me, mariko oi. beginning the united states where prices rose moderately last month, despite a sharp increase in interest rates to stamp out inflation. the figures suggest that america's central bank monetary policy is succeeding in containing soaring prices but thejob may not be done just yet. shall flory has more from new york. the us government reported that inflation increased 3.2% from a year earlier which was up from a 3% annual rise injune. —— michelle fleury. it's due to higher housing, cars and food costs but once his take—out core inflation was 4.7%, the lowest since october 2021. the good news is that inflation has drifted down from last summer's 40 drifted down from last summer's a0 year highs but it's still well above what the federal reserve thinks of as normal prices. with the overall trend heading in the right direction, policymakers may feel that they don't need to raise interest rates further. us ce

commerce secretary raimondo meets in beijing we'll talk with jessica lesson on the ground with the commerce secretary. one china focused portfolio manager on how to be positioned. ston sr e eng on pace foth la mthince october last year let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. secretary in beijing our thanks to both of you. great to see you jessica, the fact you're on the ground says a lot about what the nature of these talks are hopefully going to bring are you sensing the dialogue is real >> i think so. and i know the commerce department is upbeat about how today went, the first day in beijing. secretary raimondo came after five years of commerce not visiting china and really feels like she wants to p

commerce secretary raymondo visits china at the real estate markets take another hit >> third trip from a cabinet member to china this summer, is anything getting accomplished? we'll explore that >> plus, a hedge fund defending itself from what it calls misinformation attacks by a disgruntled employee we'll dig into allegations, but also look at what might be an even bigger problem. that would be, contessa, its recent performance >> let's look at the markets up across the board. the nasdaq composite up 51 points or .3%. okay, 3m, a big contributor to the dow's gains after reaching a settlement on litigation related to ear plugs 3m shares up 5%. amgen, another dow stock in the news the ftc is suspending its challenge of the deal to buy horizon therapeutics it's off by a third of a percent, and horizon therapeutics up 5.5% >> the big story we're following today is gina hraimondo's visit to china secretary blinken went in june, secretary austin in july is this parade of u.s. cabinet members china having any concrete results, or is it just a sign, i mean, maybe a positive sign that the two

government is poised to follow an antitrust lawsuit against the e-commerce giant?housands of third-party sellers who ship products themselves will start paying 2% fee on each sale starting in october? -- october. caroline: let's get into commerce because the news, the retail sales coming in strong today, we have earnings from target, profit gains for the company and we are trying to understand where is the consumer and how is it shifting and spending in this environment. we have an expert, rachel tipograph, founder and ceo of the platform -- e-commerce platform mikmak. are you surprised by the resilient -- resilience of the u.s. consumer? >> i am not because americans love to spend and don't like to save and what we are seeing is exactly that. to quote one of my dear friends, elite -- a lead analyst at forrester, what we are seeing in the market is the consumers still have half $1 trillion from the pandemic to spend through and they are doing that despite the brands and retailers raising prices so what we are seeing an 80's earnings -- seeing in the earnings, retai

well, this chamber of commerce guide says the m y 6 has more information now on ukraine. it should be able to figure that all out. not sure how he knows what exactly and, and my 6 has on these companies and ukraine or even what its priorities are and it's got some of them. maybe they have bigger fish to fry right now. you think they would and made an armed conflict. the native was involved with like they have nothing better to do, but in any case, he says that quote, because of the russian war menu, printing and businesses are struggling. so it's important that this problem should be quickly addressed to allow british companies to trade with ukraine or else was put in winds. i guess he even said that it undermines brands, it all of this because one of the big pluses of being a fully sovereign state should be trade with ukraine. so put sandwiches and brags it loses if standard british regulatory diligence gets in the way of brits dealing with ukraine. but maybe this guy does have a point here. may. ringback be just, maybe britain has gone so crazy and so far was it sanctio

commerce secretary gino raimondo made the remarks.ightened tensions between china and the u.s. as china faces mounting economic challenges ranging from a real estate crisis to slumping exports. cnn christy joins us live from hong kong. what more can you tell us about this critical moment for the world's top two economies. and what this visit is expected to cover >> secretary raimondo visit underway, it's day two of her four-day visit to china. earlier today, she met with the chinese commerce secretary, her chinese counterfeit after the meeting, she said stable meetings between u.s. and china are quote proudly important. also added the two country share 700 billion dollars in annual trade. raimondo also said she would not compromise on matters related to national security during this visit. a message we heard earlier from the u.s. treasury seetary when she visited. as for the chinese side, we heard from the commerce secretary of china, i'm ready to work with you to foster a policy to bolster bilateral trade and investment in a stable a

he wants to do commerce.f those are stalled. >> right i mean, it seems, at least right now, they have started to charge he's paying subscribers where maybe he will share some ad revenue. i just wonder about the prospects not just for x to become the everything app but for anything to become the everything app in this context >> i actually -- it's a great point. i think the web is fragmenting, and the days of everything apps are over it seems like musk is out there throwing ideas out there he's got to get engineers interested he may have to raise money and get investors interested so, you know, we see that kind of behavior from a lot of ceos really the devil will be in what they build and what they do. and lately, you know, with the report from "the washington post" around throttling traffic to publishers sites he doesn't like, that doesn't seem the behavior that will get advertisers back onboard and to really grow this business. >> well, you mentioned that in your piece about throttling of traffic to sites he

china at a period tick upswing, guys, with the commerce secretary over there.see nice moves up here about three, four days in a row. up about 5%. tech is flat, bank is flat. that's good. communication is up. that's because of at&t and verizon, that citi upgrade. as for where we are on the month, it's a tale of two different months. first half of the month stocks were generally down because we had higher rates. second half stocks are generally higher because we've had more stable rates. that's simply the way to look at things. the other big story is the ai and how to parse that. nvidia, the big gest gainer is unchanged. there's no relationship between the biggest gainers of the year which is nvidia and the extent of the tech pullback. nvidia is flat, amd down about 10%. remember all these stocks are up dramatically on the year. there is some ai tentacles in the broader market. it's nice to see gainers in industrials, eaton and ingersoll rand had a good month. eaton is big in power management. that's significant. a lot of investment in enhancing labor productivit

but we have we have a large e-commerce.doing is we're teaching people about listing photography, the back end and the front end so that because again, you know, what is the what's happening now is a lot of folks are not going to brick and mortar stores right ? they're ordering online or they're doing both. and so we want people to be, again, set up for these 21st century jobs, which includes e-commerce, is a big there's a big market for ecommerce. and so we have folks who are moving from goodwill into other organizations, other where they're doing a lot of e-commerce. and william, as we wrap up here, what do you want the public to know here in terms of the job training that goodwill provides and the things that they donate and the things that they purchase from goodwill? so i think there's two things. number one is we our mission and we're a nonprofit mission based organization, and our mission is to provide second chances through training in the dignity of work. so when you donate something to goodwill, what you're doing i

the commerce secretary underlined the u.s.t trying to stifle china's economy. >> the relationship between the united states and china is one of the most significant in the world. over $700 billion in trade. i concur with you that it is profoundly important that we have a stable economic relationship, to the benefit of both of our countries. >> she added the u.s. does not want to suffer the links between the two economies, especially with hundreds of billions of dollars at stake for both countries. but they remain far apart on key economic issues. she says he was companies teller china is on investable because of raids on businesses and a new counterespionage law that broadens the definition of spine. washington warns it could you -- could be used to penalize any business activities. china was to see the u.s. reduce export controls on sensitive technologiesnd scrap a new executive order that bands u.s. conventions. this is especially important to china now. growth in the world's's second-largest economy is slumping. beijing is

s. commerce, commerce and 2nd straight has warranted that some of us businesses now view china as an investable gina raimondo was speaking during a visit to beijing and asking for anything strange relations between the wells 2 biggest economy. she says us firms might cease operating and china without prompt action to improve the business environment. the 2 countries are engaged in a trade dispute, this seeing that employees restrictions on each of his exports as well. let's get more on this from correspondent and ty, pates of some hon. i asked him why us businesses might now consider china investable. that is mainly because it has become highly risky for the u. s. companies to invest in china, especially after basing revised a lot earlier this year to counter spite activities. a many for in business now afraid of being targeted by the chinese government says updated definition of espionage is very vague. and also basically recently rated several consultants. the companies from the us detaining local staffing, imposing heavy fines. this pump for income companies to we consider whether

as they broaden their e-commerce offer, as it gets better, as delivery speed gets better, as they addlers to the marketplace, they are finding customers are willing to shop with more in more than just grocery. right now cyclically it might not be great, but you're building it for when it comes, whenever that recovery is there and then that could give them the extra boost in sales and profitability. >> greg, you mentioned earlier walmart is attracting some, quote, new customers who are the new customers? it is not as though walmart hasn't been around for a while >> yeah, it is a great question and i think what it is, is they spent upwards of five or ten years now really doing a lot of underpinnings to make their omni channel offering really differentiated it is coming together now as a point where as consumers are searching for value you've always had that at walmart, but as they're getting the rest of the e commerce system working well consumers want to go there. they realize the assortment is great, the delivery times are getting better and better, and, you know, the beauty about e-c

the commerce secretary. is there another line she has to walk? she? >> i don't think the biden administration is at all poised to give away too much, joe. first of all, as raimondo said in beijing on the ground where eunice reported, national security matters are off limits and not negotiable. she said it before. she has been pretty clear. there are areas where the u.s. and china should be able to trade and trade robustly and there are just a few areas where national security really trumps the ability to engage commercially. those concerns are real. the pushback from members of congress and the other pundits throughout washington who are worried about the extrtrajector china has continued. we are certainly hearing that from mike gallagher, the head of the china select economy and mike mccall and others. >> we had china hawks on the show who have the u.s. companies should pull back completely from china with the idea that taiwan is not going to be a 2050 event. it could be before. i've heard next year. that may be unlikely. before 2030. if that we

chamber of commerce task force to eradicate human trafficking. would like to welcome you all to today's event, the role of public/private partnerships to combat human trafficking. when i mentioned the term human trafficking, what am i talking about? the keywords are that trafficking involves the elements of force, fraud, coercion, forced later, or commercial sexual exploitation. human trafficking is a global problem affecting millions of people each year who are illegally lured into forced labor and sexual expectation through force, fraud, or coercion. the u.s. to permit of homeland security says it is only second to drug trafficking is the most profitable form of transnational crime generating billions of dollars a year in illicit profits, and all victims of trafficking share one essential experience, the loss of freedom. we know that human trafficking is a sensitive topic that dwells on the worst behaviors of mankind. in an interconnected world human trafficking is a global problem that touches many industries and business relationships. the pr

e—commerce at target fill 5% compared to a year ago. e—commerce sells the micro sales fell 105%. boss of the biggest box retailer said it was difficult to tell how much was because customers were feeding the micro feeling from higher prices and how much it was over backlash to its pride month offerings, leading to items being pulled from the store to protect the safety of its staff. despite the sales decline, the retailer reported higher profit margins than expected as offered fewer discounts. all that bodes well for walmart which is due to report a 4% rise in sales. results from the world's largest retailer should also a glimpse into demand for back—to—school items. traders are hoping that despite higher borrowing costs, it will show that us shoppers are still willing to spend on essentials. staying with retail — jd.com beat analyst forecasts for second quarter revenue, which rose more than 7% to nearly $40 billion. the chinese e—commerce giant's focus on lower—priced products paid off in the fight for customers amid an economic slowdown. the company said it attracted more vendo

mohammad yunus momin, 20 sets of the taliban chamber of commerce and investment said that more cotton processing factories should be established in afghanistan to 9. cotton oil to other countries according to the officials of this incident, farmers turned to cotton cultivation due to the prohibition of poppy cultivation and drug production in afghanistan , and the cotton farmers are also satisfied with cotton cultivation. and afghanistan's yellow oil is also authentic and the best that we export to the world, compared to the weight of european nations , we know that afghanistan is new, the ministry of agriculture , irrigation and livestock of the taliban announced that cotton processing factories have been built in kandahar and balkh provinces of germany and efforts are being made. to factories should be established in other provinces as well. citizens of the capital of kabul are worried about the increase in air pollution and ask the government to stop the causes of air pollution in the capital. more than 14,000 places where the air pollution is more and the nationality of quarashma

let's start in china where us commerce secretary gina raimondo has been meeting premier li qiang at a meeting in beijing, hoping to thaw the economic relationship between the two countries. raimondo said america does not want to decouple from china and said they should cooperate on areas of global concern, including climate change, artificial intelligence and the illicit fentanyl trade. while premier li told raimondo that us—china trade is "ballast stone and stabilising anchor" in relations. here's katie silver. gina raimondo�*s visit is just the latest in a series of top american diplomats who have recently visited china. that includes treasury secretary janet yellen, the secretary of state antony blinken and us climate envoyjohn kerry, all in the last three months. but despite all of these meetings, relations between the world's two largest economies are at the most tense in years. last august, the us passed the chips act, specifically aimed at growing the domestic chip—making business and blocking china's industry. beijing has responded in turn, including restricting exports of two

saharib, the head of the iranian chamber of commerce , announced the goal of increasing the trade relations of our country with vietnam to 2 billion dollars, hossein selahvarzi announced at the iran-vietnam trade conference, which was attended by a group of parliamentarians and businessmen of the two countries at the chamber of commerce . iran was held, he said now economic and commercial cooperation between iran and vietnam is not in line with the trend of diplomatic relations between the two countries. at present , there is a very good political relationship between the two countries. this year is the 50th year of the political relationship between the two countries. in recent years, the trend of trade between the two countries has been significant and satisfactory. but we are in relation to the political relationship, about 150 million dollars of free trade, a target of 2 billion dollars in the coming years between the two countries is considered , it seems to be in various fields, such as medicine, medical equipment, such as knowledge-based punishment, nanotechnology, and engineering se

are you suggesting that with the e-commerce arm that they are already in a position to grab some retailing this uncertainty? >> yes, what you saw in the first quarter in the second quarter print is you so walmart at seven and 06.3 and maybe it's a celibate u.s. retail sales growth decelerated more in the second quarter from the first quarter. that to me is showing that with this growing e-commerce prowess, walmart is able to reach more customers, have a bigger share of their wallet and whether we will be in a tray down economy or recovery economy of winning new customers is always a good thing and if you can wow them on convenience and assortment which is what they are doing, then you can keep those customers and it may pain you to save some money when things are tough but when things come back, they will stick with you because of the great assortment you have an convenience. sonali: walmart 156 today. your target is 170 so what gets it there? >> the single biggest is traffic growth which is growing share versus their competitors and retail like amazon and target. as you get the traffic

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let's bring in frank levin, a former us undersecretary for commerce and international trade who joinst makes san francisco. thank you for joining us today on newsday. there have been a lot of discussions but there seems to be no concrete announcement on what this visit can achieve. she is the fourth high profile official from the united states to visit. what can she bring to the table compared to other us representatives before her? it is useful that these discussions took place. we are in a moment of growing acrimony and enormous ill will so simply to re—establish these ministerial level dialogues is a useful construct. we cannot have this relationship defined entirely by ill will. so at the end of the day they want to achieve certain goals but to just say they have formalised the process and have a problem—solving mechanism under way so that everyday disputes do not become political issues, thatis do not become political issues, that is a very useful step ahead. . ., , ., that is a very useful step ahead. , ., ., , ahead. of course there are many geopolitical— ahead. of course there

chamber of commerce in iran, and the karachi chamber of commerce, to the foreign minister , announced iran's readiness for the independence of pakistani investors and business. the representatives of the economic and commercial sectors of the two countries regarding the ways to promote the economic cooperation of the two countries, different ideas were raised, of course, karachi as the economic center of pakistan can play an important role in this area during the visit of the foreign minister. imam khomeini street in karachi was unveiled in one of the most important areas of this city, that we have renamed one of karachi's historic streets after imam khomeini. this shows the devotion of the people of pakistan to him. foreign affairs of our country also paid tribute to muhammad ali jinnah , the founder of pakistan, upon his arrival in karachi. support in the knowledge-based growth package knowledge-based companies that have a 2-fold growth of knowledge-based products are supported by sanabel, and we expect that according to this year's slogan , we will generate about 100,000 tomans on

we created the genome national pavilion of russia, which is the largest e commerce platform in china. and the volume of trade in this national pavilion has already reached almost 200000000 over the past year. russian agricultural and other products are supplied to china in large quantities through the base in the young lady. also a train from russia through challenging began to run regular. this is a gradual growth trend. in the 1st half of this year, the russian chamber of commerce, as well as its member companies, made several visits to young lake. next, they also want to build an s c o trading port in young link. we're also negotiating on other projects for processing agricultural products, a science where your company has a balance over me, but more to mommy will behave with all the latest in just a few minutes. the, you know, probably maybe you say the week monday or is cisco web shows or some are used to work. what's the weight and the email as well. since i put the put general, put the most to terms of the tools and most of these the windows have both employees can unique us. u

the letter of the ministry of commerce has been noticed by us and it will be prepared as a report andl be sent to the judiciary. it is allowed to be used by someone else, it issues a tracking code, it hits everyone, and while the tracking code number is 16 , it is an example of using another token, which is an example of forging a signature . it is worth considering that some people trust unlicensed companies, and the ownership document of the guardians is not allowed. new ninja original property document i can't make it easy for you to buy or sell without the permission of this company without a license to acquire the contract of the day of the train song. 207 people go to the real estate offices without a license, it is their citizen's right to demand a business license, after nearly three months of the plan to organize the real estate companies, 2200 specialized companies in the country have been sealed by order of the sada news agency and sima shares less than the shares of this company the opinion of the participants of the bar exam about the change in the way of accepting applic

and one more figure, which i will name the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry.e certificates of origin. these are the certificates that businesses use to export their goods. so, if, until 21-21, certificates were poured into about 150 countries in the twenty-second year. a large decline in the order of 140 countries, then in uh only for the first half of this year. we issue in more than 130 countries around the world. here, uh, these figures can also be used to judge that belarusian enterprises have managed to isolate the belarusian economy from world trade and the world economy, quality goods are always in demand. the network of our representatives abroad is growing . manufacturers are actively involved in work on international electronic trading platforms. the regions of belarus in russia are developing economic and cultural ties, vitebsk was visited by a delegation from the pskov region. which projects discussed vitebsk passed the days of the pskov region, this is a return visit of the delegation of the russian region about 10 events only in the business part

now the chinese commerce minutes, the one went to welcome gina and i'm on the. she said it was profoundly important for the 2 largest economies of a stable relationship. tension has risen over the trends of china going to war in taiwan and us restrictions on computer chip expos. katrina, you has moved from basing to both sides. we're hoping that dina raimondo is visit, will stabilize what has been and increasingly tense relationship ever growing list of disagreements. she said for 4 days and the only has she met with account of one one's house. she's all seduce me. the other chinese officials, as well as american business leaders kit, engaging now raymundo has said that during her discussions with chinese officials, issues of national security of limits. these are, for example sensitive technology such as semi conduct is, however, message to the aging is that there are many other areas of trade which can be expanded, for example, health. and you see, she's also going to want to go home with some wins for the american community. for example, the company flowing w