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

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

, the rain metal company, and are there any other proposals? a normal working basis to really quickly start creating joint products, because if you said that there is nothing particularly attractive in ukraine, then it means that we have to create conditions that are attractive, that we have to earn in order for progress to be greater and it is faster and more noticeable if it is serious, then we have, in principle, a certain technological base . well, let’s say, technically, the base is a good technical school , and that is, the personnel, of course, there is a problem with their outflow, especially with the war. unfortunately, that the creation of educational programs based on ukrainian universities is also one of the ways, let's say, attracting international partners, we are talking with some of them about the creation of such programs together . some of them are postponing it until after the war. our opinion should still be launched now because there is so much wasted time, and i would not forget about the resource base, meaning natural res

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

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

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

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

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

the company joins wal mart and. they realize oops we thought this companies financials looked like this but actually they've been deteriorating in the months before deal and we didn't really know that just was a very bad look. the jet you know leadership team andy dunn who was running this operation and at point you know i while reporting the book the acquisition strategy was of killed mark just stopped fighting for it. he knew the wal-mart leadership team down in their home office of bentonville arkansas was not going to approve any other big deals. and it all just sort of dies on the. and another important executive on the wal-mart side is current ceo doug mcmillon. i think you describe him as he's not really a natural taker and. he also has other priorities besides e-commerce like, you know, overseas expansion or sam's club. so, you know, is he what's this kind of, you know, reputation or how would you characterize him? is he the right person for, this job or any thoughts? yeah. so i you know, it's amazing doug m

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

of this company.gers say contrary to the previous estimate, the profit of this company was estimated to be 7 % this year, 12% can be paid to the shareholders. in this way, the war in other parts of the world, for example, ukraine and yemen, if it brings killing and destruction to the people of those places , it brings money to the forestry companies of the world. they make money from the death and misery of the people of the world. the inhumane trade should be stopped and the resources and power of the companies should be used for their good work of producing healthy and renewable energy and reducing carbon gas production . the value of this company's shares in the london stock exchange in the morning of the same day, it was announced that ba 30 cents company was ranked seventh in the world in terms of revenue in 2021. this english company is one of the 6 companies that increase the munitions of the us ministry of defense. the best in the equity market, participation in the design and construction of

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

i am very grateful for the company of his excellency, mr. yazdi , i would like turkey. note 3, page 4 in the fourth note, mr. haji mader. to measure notes and article 19, the end of voting was approved. article 27 of farvardin, article 20-a, in order to create a financing infrastructure in the chain of authorized commodity exchanges, in relation to creating the possibility of commodity transactions in relevant exchanges based on credit documents such as electronic bills of exchange and other legal credit documents and also, create the necessary tools to convert the above-mentioned line of credit into rials. the instructions for this building are prepared and communicated by the ministry of economic affairs and finance according to clauses 5, 6, and 7 of the securities market law with its subsequent amendments and additions . after the establishment phrase, the activity phrase and clause 7. it will be amended as follows. 7. approval of the statutes of stock exchanges, centers, financial institutions, and public companies registered with the organization as required by an

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

managers of vfs company are going to distribute 1.5 billion 500 among the shareholders of this companyhese managers say that contrary to the previous estimate that the profit of this company was estimated at 7% this year , 12% can be in this way, the war in other parts of the world, for example, ukraine and yemen, if it brings killing and destruction to the people of those places , it brings money to the elsa war companies of the world . they make money from the death and misery of the people of the world. the resources and power of companies should be used for good work the production of healthy and renewable energy and the reduction of carbon gas production should be used to become a rich profit club of the british forestry company bi systems. the value of the shares of this company in the london stock market was announced on the morning of the same day . ba company increased by 30 cents in 2021 . in terms of income, the british company was one of the 6 largest companies in the united states ministry of defense , large corporate sets of systems, which are listed in the top 100 compan

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

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

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

nekaha 215 thousand billion tomans lending to its subsidiary companies . other information from the central bank is published. information on facilities paid to subsidiaries of banks and credit institutions, information that the requirement to publish became a legal clause in this year's budget law, according to the same law, the central government was required to publish a report on the amount paid to subsidiaries of banks. the payment figures of some banks in this list have been declared to be particularly relevant and in this context, for example, according to the information of the related parties, about 25 thousand billion tomans and mellat bank had paid about 4 thousand 200 billion tomans, the discrepancies that the bank central still about they didn't answer and it doesn't end here, but according to published statistics, İdat ranked first by paying 110 thousand billion tomans of facilities to its own companies, and this means 57 % of the total facilities that banks paid to their own subsidiary companies. however, in the future, it is generally not a

companies, defense contractors have a bunch of lawyers. smaller companies don't. their lawyer may not be an ip lawyer. they may be a space lawyer. it is a complex issue. tom: on the venture side, there are more firms bringing up dual use. there is a growing group of venture firms out there doing more. not just commercial. i think it is a good sign. they are still sensitive to ip questions, and it does not change the timing. if you fund something thinking you were putting this much money in that it is going to take this long to hit milestones and at the end of a series of milestones, hopefully something will good. -- overly something good will happen. if you are off by a couple of months, that changes the way the venture is valued and how these guys support it. it is all very tightly wound. karen: thank you. i want to move back to risk. the climate right now between -- actually, the climate. supply chain issues, inflation, which we have teamed a little bit in the u.s.. in the u.k. it is .5%. -- 8.5%. there is a lot of risk. i am looking around at the war in ukraine

a bank of america company.you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates, exemption certificates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh ed: time for talking tech. first up, baidu reporting revenue that rose by the most in more than one year. sales jumped 15%, which was ahead of expectation. china's leaders joining tech appears in rediscovering growth as beijing relaxes its grip on the private sector. microsoft got a new chance at winning approval from u.k. regulators after the tech giant submitted a substantially different deal to the companies -- the countries for a $69 billion takeover. the cma will now open a new deal probe after microsoft said it would give ubisoft rights. caroline: let's get more on that. all we were waiting to hear how they were perhaps going to appease regulators in the u.k., did this one take you by surprise? >> we had reported a little bit ago that they were looking at this potential move. they are going to do is divesting global

do you assess this company as a technology company or does it just make fitness equipment? >> with barry as the ceo i would have to say that they are pivoting to a technology company. the reason i say that is they are managing the company, the leadership team is managing the company, as a technology company with a great focus on subscription fees. it is clear that is where the intrinsic value of the company is, rich -- the company is, retention is high. that is where the value of the company is. the company is actually focusing on the subscription fees. some of the examples are that they are allowing the three tiers of the subscription. they have several hundred thousand monthly users for the free subscriptions here. they are expanding those into different price points and focusing more on their ability to enter these households at a lower price point. i think that that is their focus. the question is if it will work or not. caroline: that is the question. i want to thank you. i understand that you are on vacation and you have come on to discuss this, digest this, and give

this plant until recently belonged to a foreign company., a russian manufacturer bought it and is going to take the elevator business to new heights , literally and figuratively. modernization at the plant, even robots work in the production of full-cycle elevators, that is, from the development of domantage and service throughout russia. currently, the product line, and our meteor elevator plant, st. petersburg closes approximately 95%, and the needs of the russian elevator market the remaining 5%, we are talking about high-speed special-purpose elevators here. e large-scale elevators and with speeds up to 5-7 m/s. but it was not by chance that we recorded this interview on the sidelines of the st. petersburg international economic forum, the company signed several agreements, including on the supply of components with manufacturers from iran and turkey . a program to localize this type of equipment in the russian federation at our plant over the next few years. what about russian partners? there are already results of cooperation here, th

thank god for this company, which is the fifth identified software production and development company , we have good signs of changes in muawiya. the world, especially in the past years, changes and technological developments due to this reason, financial service providers moved towards digital or digital banking with a great distance from traditional methods, and with constant innovation , they unveiled diverse and more secure services for customers in our country. to the knowledge foundations that are the pioneers of successful movements in this path of growth and financial innovations of the game, complex technical constructions that accept devices and internet payment gateways are two examples of the tools of nasserabad, to develop user experience and variety of services to the market and economy of the country. facilitating the field of tax technologies in the country it is a relatively new field and a lot of innovations are seen in it and many other things can be done and in this field of investment, the investment of financial institutions like banks can be very effective and n

usually , government companies and quasi-government companies cause operations. that this operation of minority rights, which becomes the real private sector , in some cases, the monitoring test and ensure that they have accurate internal controls, this is one of the duties that divanme will perform , is to determine the assignment of the khazan unit account, please tell me that in what is this special? what has been done and what needs to be done, for almost 6 months, the entire core has been focused on several issues, one of which was the closing of government and quasi-government companies, which i briefly mentioned in the short time of the report, for you and all dear viewers , but the other part our work was in the area of ​​transparency of the treasury unit's account. the treasury unit's insta makes it possible for many possible violations caused by the lack of access and complete monitoring to be eliminated and removed, and another department also provides accurate information to the government. you, i will enter the statistics from this angle, now i have heard about this it cou

not to get too complex, but if you contract with the domestic multinational company and that company then contracts with a subsidiary in another nation, does that count as a domestic expenditure or a foreign one assuming, of course, export control and other issues are taken care of? panelist: we usually try not to pierce the veil of our subcontractors. when we do contracts with multinational companies, we usually like to do them with the u.s. entity. we do look at, you know, what is going to be the domestic benefits from those contracts versus what is going to be the foreign benefit, you know, is the work bring to be done in the united states? where's the technology going, that sort of thing. moderator: thank you. i assume that moon is on the screen? yeah. good. panelist: can you hear me? moderator: yes. i can't see her, but i can hear you. if i look over here. thank you. i was just going to say a couple of words. i am glad to see you. i know that you will be working in washington soon, but you are still in california and you are little -- you are with nasa. he will be talking more a

[000:00:00;00] some of the small number of government companies, the major companies that operate in the oil sector and some universities will not be opened , the university of medical sciences, which had special income such as the university of medical sciences and already had several accounts, which total about 77 thousand accounts that should be opened. this research is a limited number for each university that has an account with the central bank and payments should be made only through the route . in the case of devices that have a valid excuse and god forbid , you will be fined until the course of study that we took from the bank. accounts are transferred from another study period this temporary permission has been given to block within a few months. unfortunately, in the case of some companies that have not faced it, we got permission from mr. president and closed all government budget services, the treasury of the whole country, no help and assistance and payment to the accounts and the institutions will not do that this fine itself will lead them to the high speed of christ

companies entering the capital market, which will actually lead to the growth of these companies and provide a great contribution to the country's economy . in the off-exchange of seyed sajjad, the official news agency of mashhad sed and sima news agency, and today's close of exploration in the cryptocurrency market , the international financial payments company paypal will stop the sale of digital currencies in this country for at least three months, according to the new regulations of the british financial administration. of course, this company has announced to english customers who can still keep or sell their digital assets . according to the new regulations of the british financial conduct authority, which cryptocurrency companies should disclose the possible risks of investing in this area more clearly and give their customers 24 hours to reconsider their investment. concert announced in its latest weekly report that cryptocurrency-based funds in category seven have experienced continuous outflows of $29 million in inflows . question it has been effective because the mentioned

that has many years of experience there 2 3 4 even 10 years and i found several dozen such companiesrprised me a lot and it gives hope that they will be able to do something a company that only started doing something with the beginning of a full-scale invasion, they are only at the very beginning of this journey and they will need a few more years first to catch up with what is already there and then to develop something that will be better than that , but the number of people is the number of technologies that are involved and the exchange and communication with the military and the instant test of what it has produced gives us a very high chance that in the course of 2-3-four five-five or more years we will have powerful products with which you can will do something on global markets mr. thank you very much for these optimistic forecasts . it is a pity that there is a lack of time due to hostile actions with enemy aircraft . i hope that we will continue this conversation there. there are prospects, so thank you for your inclusion for your experience , and i would like to remind ou

based on the ideas that are offered to the young company . cooperation of ukrainian defense companiesoad with companies that already have well-developed products that are really needed on the battlefield and literally yesterday there was an initiative by the president of ukraine, at which he said that the first forum of defense industries will be held, which is intended to gather representatives of ukrainian and foreign companies, it will take place in the fall and he said that it should give such a new security impulse for the world, the forum is scheduled for the fall , and then the question arises, what exactly is the interest in of foreign companies to cooperate with ukraine, because your company, as you understand, cooperates with many foreign companies in great detail, studies and creates the prerequisites for such. well, correct communication between foreign business and our business. defense and industrial sectors today, to say that they are very strongly attracted to something would be a bit of an exaggeration. but they are definitely looking in our direction and they are loo

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

dow, materials, the egg company, -- agricultural company, and the new dupont company, specialty chemicals and plastics. david: you step down from dow. did you wife say it's time to spend time with me and stay at home? now you are running around the world. was she disappointed? andrew: did she expect me to retire? no. she knew me better. the story on the olympics was a classic. that call came on a saturday in sydney two months ago from the premier of the state of queens lansing would like to offer you the presidency of the olympics. i said, excuse me? i was aware brisbane had won so i didn't embarrass myself, but i said can i get back to? yes, but we want to announce it on monday. ok, so anyway, i told her and she looked me in the face and said, you have got to take it. i said, you know how busy i am, right? she said i know how busy you are, but you have to take it, because you're the right person to get it done. if you have to drop some things, drop some things, but take it. that is the type of partner i have. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the

, the companies that drive our company -- economy and the companies that keep us competitive internationallye companies that keep our economy going, the companies that make our lives easier. before i was in congress, i was in the state legislator so i was chairman, chairwoman of the technology committee in the state legislature. i was privileged when i was in congress to be the chairwoman on the technology subcommittee in congress so is very bipartisan and you look back when i was a staffer in congress, these are very bipartisan issues in congress. what net choice focuses on is the december welfare standard and that is something that is very bipartisan because it was an issue, we wanted the consumer welfare standard look at technology and said we want to have companies, what drives the economy, what makes technology work is you don't want to regulate technology. when you regulate it, it is what what -- makes technology work. we don't want to regulate it unless it is hurting consumers so what makes it competitive, you want lower prices and to have things more competitive and innovation and ma

that's brewing company, heineken is leaving. russia for good company has sold all the chairs and 7 breweries to a russian buyer for the symbolic price of one year of booking a 300000000 human laws. heineken has come on a criticism for its made exit. company had long stopped selling its namesake beer, but was still hawking lesser known brands. france plans to spend 200000000 years to destroy wind because of over production. demand for wind has fallen drastically because of climate change and people drinking less. wine girls believe a brooding divines will help stimulate prices. so mine can be recycled, hand sanitizer and christmas and deck a tech. now, according to us, scientists paralyzed people who been unable to speak are able to talk again, things through artificial intelligence and brain implants. the tech is still experimental. to separate studies on people with locked in syndrome show it's possible for computers to be code brain signal from implants into spoken sentences . everything is possible to and it's life changing tech. the 47 year old suffered a brain stem stroke 17 years ago t

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

company, it's the american way of life coming to invest in your company. national security advisor, but it doesn't actually say usa across the top. we try to do this branding. people of said it's childish, but we send so much foreign aid overseas. sacks of grain and rice, it will have all kinds of different labels on it. we came up -- just to let people know the more subsistence level foreign aid, this is a gift from the american your country. were not giving 10% to a swiss bank account. this is aid from the american people who want you to do well and succeed and not go hungry. that program hasn't gone forward. we need to do a better job with our private-sector investment, of these private-sector companies are a result of the free enterprise we have in america. we want the more involved letting them know. the direct investment, we need to brand it and not be shy about it. there's something about the judeo-christian ethic we have that we don't want to tell people saying i'm giving you this and you owe me something for it. yet that's not how things work in t