uh, hmm, the money of investors is also taken into account , the money of the corporation. by the way, for 470 billion, the money of the corporation in the amount of 45 billion rubles. all the time they said that one of the main problems. strictly speaking the tourism industry, because the money there is long long. yes , these are 10 years 15 years. some even called such terms. yes, but now, when support measures are so significant and significant. the cost of money and providing additional infrastructure and corporations included is such a complex, of course, and payback periods and hmm projects do not fly much easier. uh, they pay off faster and this is what attracts the interest of investors. there are projects , hmm, the effect is practically, from which we will get the very near future, or is it also horizon 2030 somewhere in the year, or maybe later the corporation is engaged in large complexes projects for the development of tourist areas and individual hotels. and in this part we will already have 24-25 years. um, i think there are two objects circled. these are two

corporation tax corporation tax.orporation tax affects pretty much businesses whose turnover is above £50,000. so this is a really bad disincentive to raise corporation tax. i think it will lead to lower growth and less revenue. so it's not just about international coming into this country. it's actually about small and medium sized businesses that are the lifeblood of the economy and indeed of employment. i recently featured gb news and featured on gb news and incredible company jacob in sutton coldfield andrew mitchell's constituency, your parliamentary colleague, just south of birmingham , there is south of birmingham, there is a factory that was established to create the rivets and screws and nails, literally to build spitfires in our darkest hour, andifs spitfires in our darkest hour, and it's still going. so cleveland fasteners and the ceo of cleveland fasteners told me if corporation tax goes up it seriously threaten his business you're taking 6% off the margin of a company and for many companies that is their

corporate. the thing is that being a person under domestic law doesn't really get you that many rights at this time. so, like the states today i feel like of corporate personal hood are higher because there is a greater and more extensive discourse of rights in a more modern sense in a more material sense. like back then, you know, the rights of an englishman and free speech. it just wasn't so incredibly relevant to the life of a corporation. so, yeah, legally a person. but it's not, that's not an interesting question to them at the time the way it is today kind of because the government changed its relationship to people. >> awesome. all right. so, this one says another example of insurance companies creating change in durham, north carolina, had wall street that started with the 1898 founding of nc mutual to provide insurance to african-americans who could not get covered from the insurance companies. in just a few years the largest black-owned business in the country. now, i know in your book

corporation every broadcasting corporation every he remains in post very nana require analyses as jk rowling explains what she was willing to sacrifice in her historic fight for women's rights. absolutely that if i spoke out many people who had loved my books would be deeply unhappy with me so do more public figures need to put principles over popularity in the fight our way of life. sex education ministerjenkins, whose plans to meet with the harry potter author were scuppered by the civil service , scuppered by the civil service, is going to join me live in the studio soon. plus, as claims that meghan a love harry's never had the duke's biographer angela levin analyses why sussex pr machine is in overdrive ahead of the coronation and with mass walkouts on budget largely shrugged off by a wary public and politicians to have the strikes fail . that's how big strikes fail. that's how big debate. later the show, we'll have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front. hot off the press as ever. they brand new greatest person union coming out soon. this dan wootton tonight. let's go . let'

let us listen to the needs of working families, and not just corporate ceos. finally, let us stand together and create an economy and a government that works for all, not just the 1%. thank you all very much. [applause] >> base for joining us. make sure you had to the north security gates immediately following the event. thank you and have

expanding our great cultural corporation. we have increased our reforming that she produce experts by 41 point one percent and had reached $7000000000.00. some of the growth was promotionally mean, it just came from both sides. and it's the relevant, the agencies and departments work on improving the quality of the produce with supply to improve the access to who'd from both sides of all of a. it's allow us to expect the further growth of our expert grow, the chinese market because there is a demand and increasing security from both of our countries pitching in like an hour. a technological sovereignty is also an important subject matter. we suggest switching to put in solutions to follow the power of the st. louis, but the newest, improving the strategic partnership ties. we combine our reach research potential and industrial capacity rush and china can become global leaders and information technology and cybersecurity and in artificial intelligence. when they 1st vacation of our corporation, the 1st of all in trade and an i

to to slash corporation tax..5 p corporation tax is the tax that matters most to businesses and defines whether we are a pro enterprise economy . i want to cut it to 15, the lowest we're able. we're allowed to cut it to according to international agreements. but now that he's been installed by the global establishment political blow msm and an anti—democratic that saw both bofis anti—democratic that saw both boris johnson and liz truss deposed . he's singing from a new deposed. he's singing from a new hymn sheet. despite pleas from the true conservatives in his department. there were no tax cuts today and corporation tax will soar to a crippling 25% damaging us to a low growth future after the corporation tax rise this april, 10% of companies will pay the full 25% rate. so what happened , rate. so what happened, chancellor? what what changed for you to go from 15 to 25? the who is really calling the shots well we know from the trust experiment what happens when you pursue a britain first economic policy to challen

and this corporation , we are going to corporation, we are going to have it for dinner. corporation,ng to have it for dinner . we are the have it for dinner. we are the ones at cost of living crisis that keeps us breathing is going to crush us even more . don't to crush us even more. don't these geniuses even think about that? well, what he does say the final thought, if i could, with you, roger, final thought. he says that inflation have says that inflation will have fallen to 2.9% by the end of the yeah fallen to 2.9% by the end of the year. so everything's going to be . 3.2. 2.9. okay. this is be okay. 3.2. 2.9. okay. this is another of my favourite subjects we have in this country what's called cost plus push inflation. as you know , cost push as you know, cost push inflation. there's demand to pull inflation. that's where you, madam, go out and too many handbags you go to the restaurant with your family three times a week and it's got to stop, raise interest rates, make money more expensive people will stop spending to ensure . in will stop spending to ensure. in short, is he ri

we also talked about the corporation in energy. that is, if they were paragraphs and get a good rate, china is now later on in pertaining the russian oil and rot shades, ready to continue. it's on interrupted oil supplies for the needs of the chinese economy to get. there is a great potential. the russian and chinese corporation in the area of gas supplies and 20 pointed to default russia by almost $1.00 times increase the amount of fuel supplied to china using the power of siberia gas pipeline room of gas from mad because the wishes of our chinese calendared parts and made additional supplies above the contractual obligation, we check the proves that the company is a reliable supplier and reliable partner with special portfolios limplin mentation miss process of the inter governmental agreement signed in january on the development of the far eastern gal road will help the facilitate without supply and the implementation. the power said you're a to gas pipeline construction by him and gall. we talked about it in detail. we have rea

john's, the shanghai corporation mechanism and also the g. 20 a group. we are going to a corporate. are you willing in or does organizations me? i got the i going to achieve a multinational multilateralism in a real sense to had to help my attention to rebuild our economy. josha shanina. we are going to improve to international order, shiny lonia and chit chatting jaelyn. coney, ma'am, when found where we are going to maintain food security as aware as that the stability offer a supply chain. we are going to make our contribution. we are going to build a common drones on fabiola. we're going to build a connie chung prosperity for human kind. reach you last that last month. and yet we have a pat, we have a puppy to the child. the point was about her. oh that resolve in the ukraine crisis, did you? and we have a me, we have for expressed our from a stand. i would like to reiterate as far as ukraine crisis is concerned, too. we have always, li will all be, shall always respect. and if i, by of dirt will chapter that you end up touching base and we are always she to promote peace and al

there was some corporation. it would be good, very welcome. i think from the point of view, if that corporations deeper and the, the try, your relationship is more stable, pushing their good sign in the japanese either this is what they want in the december 22 new national security strategy. very important. the japan refers to the south career is as an important the gorgeous and important not only geographically, but also to job security. so i think there is some, some sort of optimism within government that this, this relationship can be i think from japan point of view as well. they would welcome more about creating involvement in the end of japan and index to be contacts. very important in terms of sort of framing from policy towards the region that had been a sort of south korea shaped hole in the, in the pacific network, but present unitary time to fill that out. so be interesting to see how much corporation there is within the, in the pacific freight work as well. for example, the south korea also as joining the talks the in the pacific

they have created a situation that is nothing short of corporate tyranny.ecause of the many of the corporations and individuals say that about nice people versus not nice people but systems we must not demonize individuals. that is not what is going oniv no social economic group thought about individuals is about systems mlk said we must be in the high plane of dignity and discipline we mustt remember that there is positivity we must adhere to at the same time we speak truth to power and speak on their malfeasance but the idea is that because particularly because of citizens united several years ago which didn't always corporations to have unlimited amount of money to political campaigns and other ways money can exert undue influence on government, the government itself now acts as a system of legalized bribery they should hold those forces the government should be regulating those they said for decades job killing regulations it is deregulation these are safety regulations environmental regulations that protect workers in the right to unionize and so forth

in short, they could pick up a permit to continue emitting cop in the polluting corporation. sorry. can i sell bank and trade these permits that are also con allowances, so when the price is low, they scoop them, buy them up and bank them for later use when, when prices go up. so if, if these permits aren't enough, ah, the polluters can purchase more carbon offsets from other sources with upsets. it has been actually a very cheap way or investor less qualities and companies to get off the hook to have no response. i really their account, the really the real accountability for their pollution or their distraction. and we don't know a structural change. advocates of the kyoto protocol would argue that the united nations did create a scheme to encourage structural change. the clean development mechanism or cdn, set up in 2001. it was the world's 1st and so far largest carbon offset scheme. countries with high emissions like canada, japan and australia could help achieve their own care to targets by purchasing credits linked to carbon reduction programs in countries like china, india, a

it's less the evidence is less for corporation tax . there is some corporation tax.ou are, you know, a simple system is better, but one with relatively high rates and more generous write offs does appear to produce at least as good results. looking at the international evidence. but more broadly, i think you raise an important point about the overall system most claim overall system most people claim about. overall system most people claim about . i would complain about about. i would complain about taxes being too high. i don't actually myself think they are too the structure of too high for the structure of economy we have, but we have hugely overcomplicated tax system . and that's a five system. and that's a five partisan point under god is a great point on which to end and point of agreement. but jonathan thank you so much for coming in that's all from us next is dan watkin mr. working in to the brilliant priti patel have you got for us tonight . well yes got for us tonight. well yes we've got a special budget analysis and of are pretty she has a lot to say about

including b, p, shell, aramco, and chevron. together with a number of other the corporations. they call themselves the international emissions trading association or i. e t 8 through their my kits from natural climate solutions. they say they will use nature in its entirety to both remove greenhouse gases and to manage emissions. assessing the effectiveness of so called nature based solutions is not particularly challenging. all of the initiatives, whether associated with protecting and restoring forest soils, wetlands, or marine environments replicate. and in fact, magnify the fundamental flaw present in the clean development mechanism and read that it is a compensation based system, carbon emissions, and not reduced. instead, they're supposedly offset through complex and opaque emissions trading markets, enabling companies to say that they are carbon neutral, even though they're still burning fossil fuels in the onset of trading air, ah, in a colonial market system treats it as a property. right. so the question that is often resolved in nissan to go see ations is the corpor

we're a fledaulin increase in corporation tax.ncrease in corporation tax. we're a fledgling company so _ increase in corporation tax. we're a fledgling company so there - increase in corporation tax. we're a | fledgling company so there wouldn't be a huge impact to us we. i think corporation tax is a necessary evil but a problem with any increases could stifle growth and any company wants to be able to invest rather than pay tax, with all due respect, so that will be a considerable thing for all businesses whether you grow or pay the extra tax. find for all businesses whether you grow or pay the extra tax.— or pay the extra tax. and you run a business influencer _ or pay the extra tax. and you run a business influencer magazine, - or pay the extra tax. and you run a i business influencer magazine, you're black country man and know the businesses around here and corporation tax is a big dealfor those, especially manufacturers? manufacturing as part of our dna in the black country, so incentives to invest, what are they look like, in

he wanted to corporation tax. to cut it down to 50% in order to stimulate economic growth . and stimulate economic growth. and yet, seven months later, and he seems have changed his mind , seems have changed his mind, he's raising corporation tax from 19 to 25% in line with france and almost or indeed the rate at which ireland levies corporations . now, new analysis corporations. now, new analysis suggests that this could cost the united kingdom cost us all 30 points to billion pounds of lost gdp after a decade . well, lost gdp after a decade. well, i'm delighted to be joined now by joe venter, the digital campaign manager at the taxpayers alliance and joe, how do we arrive this figure? it seems like an enormous amount of money and in loss economic activity due this tax rise . activity due this tax rise. well, first of all, good morning, tony. thank you for having me on. essentially what we've done is through our analysis as we run this corporation, rise through what we call a dynamic tax model. and what that is i

and of course, that rise corporation tax is rise in corporation tax is looming .will that be the looming. or will that be the white rabbit in the hat? okay, well, let's get to it . i didn't well, let's get to it. i didn't know we had that little graphic there. very nice. oh, you've splashed out today, gb news. really? well, it is a big day. ben glaze is here. deputy political editor at the daily mirror join us. good morning, mirror to join us. good morning, ben . first of all, can i ask you ben. first of all, can i ask you and you and i were just discussing why is it that the days of the budget being announced when the bloke would come chancellor with come out, the chancellor with his and it his little red suitcase and it would be very exciting why would all be very exciting why do we know so much details so early these days. think in early these days. i think in years by there were lots of years gone by there were lots of announcements budget and announcements in a budget and only a headline and the only one made a headline and the government quite frustrated. go

there is some big corporation. takes a person to teach for 3 months, gives him a certificate for a maximum of six, and by and large, often, takes him to work. hence the question, why should he even study at the institute for 4 years and return to the girl katya with whom we started yes, and to the consciousness and perception of higher education today. why should i spend 4 years hanging out somewhere, even if i received a salary in half a year and everything is fine , this is a challenge and universities are trying to get into this race fit in. they are trying their professional programs will come. it seems to me that this is a dead end false path. it is necessary to say that yes, let there be these programs, but they are more. this is what you can learn in six months. we started with the fact that, after all, universities are, first of all, production. ah, scientists. yes , if a person wants to go to a business corporation and acquire the necessary skills. well, look here, let all the business of the corporation c

however, the corporation's rules have some grey areas.t express any political opinions, and caution is advised for all staff. but the guidelines say the risk is lower where an individual is expressing views publicly, or on an unrelated area, for example a sports or science presenter expressing views on politics or the arts. however, the rules on social media were recently tightened, and the corporation's top talent were told there is now an additional responsibility to the bbc because of their profile on the bbc. so, is there some wiggle room in all of this to find a compromise? i think we are in an evolving situation where there is always somejudgment, and what i want to do is listen and find a balanced and reasonable solution where, we've said people want to be able to express opinions — i understand that. i have only one objective, which is to make sure the bbc is truly impartial, that we are doing that in a balanced way, and i think we need to listen and reflect on the guidelines. however, over the years, other presenters have also ex

so the day before , they agreed that the automobile corporation faw group will start work in belarus in negotiations with the chairman of the board of the network corporation alexander lukashenko suggested concentrating on several areas work on the construction of a mining and processing plant. development of ben bk facilities for the production and processing of agricultural products with the prospect of deliveries to the chinese market. we hope very much after this visit and negotiations with the top leaders of the country, including in my good friend with this pin, our cooperation. it will only expand, and we will not have any problems in the future, with the development of new projects, especially in terms of creating the construction of belarusian facilities of your company on the territory of belarus, together with china, we want to show through these projects that cooperation between belarus and china is not just trade and exchange of goods, it is the creation of high-tech companies and corporations. china has signed almost four dozen agreements and contracts worth $3.5 billio

please do have the state department, the cia weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do, don't watch my show, stay mainstreet because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but i guess you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the wayne thing. the paint splattered on the mona lisa. people lying across the highway and rush hour, historical statues been damp, protest against social issues are not new. and well, there's always been a few examples of those protest taking dramatic steps to go on our attention and present day. now we are seeing more current for our these move to be effective in garnering the sympathy needed for whatever change is being demanded. i'm going to use it on this edition of 360 view. we're going to look at, they have hawk or c involved in those seeking societal changes and the fine line between activism and terrorist. let's get started. ah. activism has changed over the years from marches across capital cities to black squares.

you must corporate in dealing with various challenges in the international community. the 2 countries and their leaders have communicated closely since the launch of the suck, yolande ministration. remove this amended, there's been pressure to end the dispute from afar tune as major allies to the united states. washington has been pushing for a resolution with looming regional challenges like north korea and china's growing power. good will, between tokyo and soul is seen as crucial for a united front. we at ward senior fellow at the international institute for strategic studies. thanks for joining us. i'm robert. as the report mentioned at south korea, as president you insecure is conservative, which tends to mean someone who is pretty nationalistic, and yet he's, it looks like he's trying to set this war time grievance aside. what's driving that? well, i think it's important to remember, this is one of the most true japan governments in korea for many, many years. i'd argue that absence can they job was present in 2003. so this is the initiative by, by president you,

corporate funding is provided by. the corporation for public broadcasting, and, by contribution to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> good evening and welcome to washington week. i am just bennett. political jockeying of candidates vying to win the 2020 for presidential election began in earnest this week as president biden and high-profile republicans made moves aimed at defining their campaign messages. president biden with house and senate democrats hoping to rally the party as he weighs when to announce his likely reelection bid. on wednesday he touted the economic impact of their legislative victories. >> the deficit. it is fiscally responsible. but, we have more to do. >> for republicans two high-profile gop events this week highlight the parties current divide playing out amongst the announced and expected candidates for the 2024 presidential nominee. the conservative political action conference cpac is underway in maryland now featuring several republicans tied to former president trump incl

corporate espionage. so for a little a good say, let's listen in this case to what china said, following that testimony, if you play that maybe in the u. s. should respect the principles of the market economy and fair competition. it should stop unreasonably suppressing companies from other countries and provide an open fare and non discriminatory environment for investment and operation or at a spokeswoman for the chinese foreign ministry there. when we set aside sort of the weirdness of the fact they're talking about free market principles, the communist party there in china. where does tick tock fit over all in the general trade dispute picture between us and china that we've seen in recent years . what i think what we saw yesterday was kind of an unfair tick tock is positioned, is that the center of what is increasingly a battleground between the u. s. and china? we're seeing it now. we've seen in geopolitical terms, over issues like taiwan and, and, and now we're seeing it in the corporate world. it'

and remind us what the corporation tax in the repubuc the corporation tax in the republic of ireland.u'll find half of what we're about to pay exactly 12 and a half % yes, 12 and a half% how do half% yes, 12 and a half% how do you feel about? northern ireland, just over the border corporation tax rate will be half half of what it is in northern and indeed northern ireland and indeed across jeremy hunt , the across the uk. jeremy hunt, the chancellor, when he when he campaigned to be conservative leader and indeed minister just leader and indeed ministerjust last summer, he didn't get many votes, but he did say that corporation tax should be 15. his previous failed tory leadership and he said corporation tax should be 12 and a half% you now have the chancellor saying must raise it to 25. it's actually lower . to 25. it's actually lower. rishi sunak announced this would happen this time last year. it's set to go up in april, as you say , they're really big say, they're really big companies. they can offset they can move money between , various can move money between, various jurisdictio

the bbc corporation.ports presenters after gary lineker was forced to step back from the show. match of the day will go ahead tonight, but presenters and pundits, including alan shearer and ian wright, have backed out within the last hour. alex scott said she won't present tonight's of football focus and jason mohammed won't appear. final score. it comes after the broadcaster ruled that a tweet lineker criticising the new asylum policy was in breach of its guidelines . a 25 year old its guidelines. a 25 year old man has been arrested under the terrorism act after the new ira claimed responsibility for the shooting of detective chief inspector john caldwell. it follows the search of a property in the londonderry area. police say the man will also be question over a hoax security alert . earlier, a typed message alert. earlier, a typed message posted on a wall in derry claiming responsibility for mr. caldwell's attempted murder. mr. caldwell's attempted murder. mr. caldwell remains critically ill in hospita

how are you feeling about the health of corporate america now?aggregates, we feel good about it. at least if i look at the investment grade and high-yield bond market. irrespective of where the cycling is heading, i think we are going into it in a position of strength, that is visible when looking at leverage metrics, the measure of debt service capacity, etc. are there pockets of vulnerability in the corporate credit universe today? yes. and i think those will be destine in a world where the marginal cost of funding stays higher for longer. to me, within the broader leveraged finance universe i would continue to draw a clear distinction between the high and bond market where i think fundamentals are strong, at least relative to the standards of the last couple decades, and the leverage loan market where the vast majority of borrowing is done on a floating reform. for the average issuer in the loan market, this is basically a new reality, a reality where interest expenses have risen quite dramatically and have not peaked yet in my opinion. at a t

it's very, very useful, but people at the same time need to understand that the corporate media still dominates, even on the internet on that off line. activism is still needed. oh, we can't do things on the internet alone, but using it wisely and strategically as a tool in combination with real world activism. and it's worked wonders and it's been central to, ah, thousands of campaigns that have changed the world for the better is violence or destruction of property like we have seen around the world by climate change act with animal rights, oil protesters, et cetera. does it only hurt and reduce empathy for the cause? well, it certainly doesn't only do that. it may do that to some degree of but given the need to communicate to people. the importance of the crisis of that, that all life on earth is at risk. that eventually people will be burning van go, paintings to cook their last food it's. it's not overly dramatic. it's not going too far. and when you're not even destroying paintings that actually have glass in front of them, you're just getting people's attention. ha. and when yo

we are government by the corporations and for the corporations.won't be any serious -- there has to be serious fundamental economic change away from short-term profits and using corporations as a governing principle and bottom-line we need to change that it is taking all the well-being of the mayor can people to be our bottom line and we need a president who will stay that line. >> thank you so much, >> thank you. >> i will be in touch. >> no -- it was very inspiring. thank you. [indiscernible] >> kind of gave like a historical -- it was awesome. >> yeah. -- we live in new hampshire. i am an attorney here. -- bernie's lawyer in new hampshire but also working on his campaign. i am a local and have three boys here in public school. i'm really excited that you're running. >> -- in new hampshire? >> yeah. great to see you. it is good to see you thank you. >> you are -- for a good chunk of my life i thank you so much. you are amazing. and i'm looking forward to you and your race. your message is beautiful. i wish she would do more podcasts. >> i would

it was created by a ranch corporation mr. adage. the rand corporation is one of the pentagons and u. s. intelligence agencies, main thing tanks. the documents revealed that the band to wrong had ordered the strategy. you know, crane from the rand corporation, the online news website, before it's news released a document that was marked confidential it's a military scenario for the destruction of novel russia. stage one, don bass is put under complete blockade television internet payment systems and telephone services are shut down industrial enterprises. i destroy stage 2 and strikes on strategic infrastructure and areas of true concentration. all manner of ban weaponry is used. males between the age of 13 and 6 states are imprisoned infiltration camps. should there be any resistance there shot on the spot. stage 3, those loyal to the key regime may go back to their homes, while a property of others is confiscated by the government to be transferred later the distinguished soldiers. what is the most disturbing in this plan or france