by customs martial law and were handed over to the armed forces of ukraine.ell, we need a law, let's vote and support it, thank you . thank you, please. the floor is given to people's deputy maksym mykolayovych khlopok. the faction gives the vote to yaroslav ivanovich zheleznyak. please, yaroslavovych. dear colleagues, first of all , i would like to thank you for the previous two decisions . solutions that bring money to the budget , approximately somewhere up to 10 billion, we will collect toka thanks to the fact that we closed two schemes, this bill that we are considering about the third scheme, which we also considered at the committee and during our tsk when there is ammonia or potassium that was arrested in the calf of azov or near potassium and then during the war it is sold without paying any customs fees that it was sold on a separate platform on which you cannot enter a regular browser and you have knowing these settings is a separate case in nabu . i think that it will traditionally end with another criminal trial against a specific head of the arm

please, the cost is actually for the customer to go to and from the branch and also save the customer'se . a lot is being done. now, after testing the return of the electronic form, 4 new banks have also joined this cycle. the defense of agricultural workers is in pasargada. digital cards issued by other banks in the check system and we communicated the relevant circulars to the banks, according to the officials of the central bank, this has been welcomed by the banking network and other banks will soon provide this service . germany plans to suspend the activities of a decentralized exchange due to fraud. today's headlines are closed exploration in the capital market after blackrock and several other large companies submitted their request to launch tradable funds on bit exchange. now some of these companies and beyond to launch ethereum futures funds apply to launch ethereum futures etf apply to invest directly in an asset investing in its futures contracts germany also joins the ranks of opponents of wordcoin reuters data reports in the state of bavaria, germany, conducting research

area and this helps our friends in the defense customs and finally call to the customs area throughs system and finally i can speed up with the facilities that are done inside the customs area. now employees can refer to mahsa refer to pak.ir system and if there are documents, i will take the next steps to enter our system at the same time in 5 other borders of the country . register now, give me the place of birth, 15 and 15 minutes do you have time, i don't have any delay here, the documents were immediately based on the discussion of queues, in terms of not having a back, yes, we are based on the queue they will have and they will go to the customs entrance gate of the astara border terminal and enter the clearance and exit procedures. does the country give priority to the timing of courtship for other endings , it should be placed after the end, but we should finish at the same time. we launched and now, appointment should be done through the system. appointment is based on in-person referrals. do you have any additional explanation? please provide an additional explanation that

quite tremendously, because we as customers and consumers have changed.nce to work. and you will recall in the past, travel insurance, maximum expectation from customers was, "pay my claim." today, 80% of our customers tell me, "we want more "from you as a travel insurer. "we want that you are the peace of mind button, the problem solver. "we want to know a travel guide. "we want to know and give you all my documents, "to give us, really, the fulljourney," and notjust like airlines, focusing on the flight or the hotel on the route. "give us, really, something that is holistic for "my whole holiday," and that has changed through covid tremendously. and, of course, we know travel is a sector thatjust rebounded like there's no tomorrow — the demand has been huge. but we're also living in a period of huge cost—of—living crisis. i'm just wondering if that's had an impact, the cost—of—living crisis has had an impact on the number of claims that you have to handle? interestingly, not that much, the amount of claims, per se. mm—hmm? clearly, as you said, there wa

you have customers that loved you.ther things they'd like you to be bringing to them. >> jim, part of our corporate culture which we believe is our absolute number one competitive advantage is we don't believe the answer is at our desks we don't believe the answer is at our corporate headquarters. we think the answer is with our customers and our employee partners so we get out and we travel. we talk to them. we say what are you struggling with what do you need what voids could we fill and we learn we get better from that. so we're always in search of another product extension, another business extension, service extension. but we don't need that we don't need it but we're always in search of it because there's such a great opportunity where we are >> absolutely. now, a lot of times i get a call about you. i've done many profiles of your company. and what i've always felt was in good and bad times you still seem to do pretty well you're one of the most consistent companies in the country. how are you able to be that wa

what you customers want when it comes to making most of their customer data? know that ai has transformed so many parts of business and it comes down to the quality of the data that you will feed ai that will provide proprietary outcomes for companies. if companies are able to take all the information they know about their customers, and feed it to an that can make those companies 10 times that are at serving their customers and do it at 1/10 of the price. you can make your market is 10 times as affected by designing marketing campaigns automatically. you make your sales team 10 times as affected because you can automate the early conversations. we think companies that combine their customer data with advanced ai will be able to get 10 times better at 1/10 of the cost. caroline: i hate to sound jaded around this euphoria but i feel like everyone is making an announcement about how they can supercharge their clients using artificial intelligence. why is your offering different? >> it all comes down to the data. we have a segment which is the leading real time c

the head of customs also had other news, including the import of cars and rice. the press conference of the head of customs was held. mr. rezvani ended his speech with good news. about 700 vehicles have been released for the market, 1621 vehicles according to the customs, since the beginning of this year, the import of second-hand cars is waiting for the notification of the regulations of the ministry of privacy, so that it will be possible to register an order for it. since the notification of the ministry of privacy, the regulations have been implemented for one month with the help of standards, customs and environment, now it is being compiled, i hope there are still a few more days, yunus ghadhbani, the first compliance of the head of customs regarding the equipping of the country's customs with detection devices made by domestic knowledge-based companies , the agreements with the vice president for scientific technology , which we signed yesterday, the program supply of 50 putting the subaru device in my device program for the next year and three years with

custodian organization, and now according to the customs, there are 19 people to transfer the goods . this organization is to facilitate the work. and departure of goods create a single window and do it more quickly. there are four negative commenters regarding the issuance of clearance permits for any goods that i can have at the customs, but here at the customs, we have the jihad agricultural organization, the tax affairs organization , the standards department, and organizations that need the deputy minister of labor cooperation and social welfare said that according to the beginning of the new phase of the electronic commodity bill project, the subsidies of the beneficiaries of the scheme, i.e., the first to third income tenths of the 15th of the current month, will be deposited. dating people and immediately after spending it, 200 thousand tomans from the subsidy will be used for the basket of 11 items. tomans will be charged for you, the credit of the new credit is that your points can be purchased from this product from 200 thousand tomans, and you should not buy 120 thousand

it demonstrates our val proposition is resonating with customers.been known for everyday low prices but our customers are telling us they value us for convenience now that's an exciting part of the business. >> that's fascinating. you detailed tailwinds and headwinds for the consumer potentially to come including the resumption of student loan payments what do you think will win out ultimately when it comes to what consumers are facing will they rise above >> well, we talked earlier this morning, courtney. i said i feel marginally better than at this point in time a quarter ago but there's still uncertainty in the economy there's still high energy prices, as you noted the resumption of student loan payments in october and we still va haven't seen the full effect of the tightening the fed has done. what we've seen with our customers' behavior is their discerning and leaning into these moments like seasonal around july 4th, back to school and not sacrificing those events they're spending into that and that's benefiting our business we're trying to pro

the customer experience.time of the last raise we had saved $100 million and now that is over $600 million and 8.5 million hours of work. we have done it by launching new verticals. when we last launched we were only a corporate card expense management and now we are the fastest-growing accounts payable platform, travel, and the like. this is making the experience better for the average customer and some is reaching more businesses. the number of businesses that use ramp are over 15,000, whether that is small businesses to leading publicly traded companies. a lot of it is expanding and taking market share. ed: what is good for your customers is good for you, and vice versa. does that sound too good to be true? eric: we think that aligned businesses and customer obsessed businesses went for too long -- this was an industry where if you were a bank that you can move money and if you weren't you couldn't. your credit card never got better. i think that ramp's growth is a reflection of our alignment. it really is

who are the new customers?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-commerce and we have liked amazon for a long time, is that it does unlock you to a different customer base. so, you know, walmart has 90% of america shopping there at least once a year, but they have very few super centers in a lot of more densely populated areas or even suburban areas in california and the northeast as you start to develop e-commerce you can unlock new markets that are effectively white spac

equipping customs and terminals the exit and entry into the country to some series of rail and truck luggage is quite obvious, which prompted knowledge-based companies to internalize detectors based on x-rays, and now the ceremony of concluding an agreement between the vice president for science, technology and knowledge-based economy and the republic customs for the development of this technological product, islamic iran has a commitment to produce 50 kant detectors based on fractions within two years using the power of knowledge bases with different economic models that are considered at the disposal of the customs according to the agreement that the detectors a truck is not limited, the expansion of this cooperation to the detection equipment of people's luggage and even instead of rail transportation follows the agreement , an issue that is not possible in the direction of making the customs smarter with the trust and knowledge of domestic institutions. none of my colleagues in the customs there is no such thing as the mother of the detector item, we have to work as much as possi

who— almost half of all customers who lost _ almost half of all customers who lost power.unty — worked closely with state and county emergency management teams _ county emergency management teams who prioritised critical circuits — teams who prioritised critical circuits for restoration including those serving stores, pharmacies, gas stations, county— pharmacies, gas stations, county water, wastewater and safety _ county water, wastewater and safety facilities. that is where _ safety facilities. that is where we focused so that people will be _ where we focused so that people will be able to get groceries, ctean — will be able to get groceries, clean water, medicine, fueland other— clean water, medicine, fueland other essential needs. 0n other essential needs. on saturday we brought back circuits _ saturday we brought back circuits serving hotels and resorts _ circuits serving hotels and resorts along the coast making those — resorts along the coast making those places available for housing and many people displaced by the fires through living — displaced by the fires thro

it uses to support customers.w technology is changing the travel pattern for people in tourism destinations. there are unlimited possibilities . there is a high demand for tourism, so the company has partnered with the alberta machine intelligence institute to make artificial intelligence work for them. services include optimizing travel for safety and efficiency. to get a better experience for people in the parks, the traditional way is to use software to make decisions based on a database that examines the model of the day over a period of time, but the focus of artificial intelligence is for the future, allowing companies to make predictions based on technology that tells what will happen in the future, plan and provide people with everything from the dispersion of people , how cars move inside the parks, climate change and the stability of natural glaciers and other things. the tourism sector seems to come up. artificial intelligence has come up however, recent research in america shows that one third of ameri

walmart was forced to you know if they wanted to keep their customers and gain customers to really invest heavily this space. so that was that was part of the timing and the impetus that we you know, my agent and i sort of rushed the proposal go ahead of where we would have liked because of the pandemic and all the focus on how important e-commerce was. it was a lifeline for many people. also. there have been many great books written about amazon. we both knew the journalist brad stone, who has written two of them and but walmart, you know, despite size, despite their power and influence, really hadn't a big important written about them since 26. book called the walmart. and that book actually, if i'm not mistaken, did not amazon once in it because of the timing of it. and so there's walmart has gone through this classic case of the innovator's dilemma as they've to figure out online retail and catch up to amazon in some ways. and i just thought it was a really story, the tenure of the ceo, doug, who has tried to lead reinvention, you know, has been day to day in news publications, some g

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the head of customs said that only about 5% of the car applicants declared 1,621 vehicles to the customs. of these, about 928 integrated systems. car sales says that so far, they only have 1108 applicants, what car did they register? car 1108, changan saipa saipa , i did the numbering. we hope that after the numbering, people will convert to imported cars. and in the deregulation board, licenses will soon be issued for all southern coastal provinces from the national license portal. the head of the business environment improvement center announced this and said that with this action, the fishermen who are operating underground due to the non-issue of licenses will the official form will work as soon as the cost problem is solved and the applicants can get a permit from the port . of course, if the conditions of the stomach are difficult, the rules and chemistry issues are the first . they must have a fishing experience . i will ask for permission to allow it officially, they have a license, but i am not allowed to make an account in the insurance, children, work hours, have fruit, user a

and the pro customer.hen you talk about appliances, we're number one in market share because of great innovation from our suppliers, but also the last three years, we've been building out a market delivery strategy that can deliver appliances almost anywhere in the country next day. that is something we know is a market leading initiative in addition to the fact we spend a lot of time investing in those associates. we've got lowe's university. we take aur associates through specific product training. so when i hear stories like your daughter calling and getting the product knowledge she needs and walking her through the features and benefits that work best for her, that tells me we're making good progress in giving our associates what they need to serve our customers at a very high level. >> always just fantastic to talk to you. when i saw the numbers, i said once again, absolutely terrific. i also want to point out the maui fire donation is another thing that you did on your own beyond the 100 million for

it is the customers we are focused on.e think the market will see the growth, top and bottom line, and reward us accordingly. sonali: what about the ticker? do you think the ticker changes to be more in line with the new brand? jonathan: people ask about our corporate name and the ticker. we intend to change both. we have mostly been focused on getting this rebranding done. i expect in the coming months we will have more to announce on the corporate name and the ticker. let's make sure we talk again then. jon: we will have more vacuum questions as well. stay tuned. jonathan johnson joining us, ceo of bed, bath & beyond on the rebranding. coming up, paul taubman with more on the hiring spree and the outlook for deal activity. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh sonali: this is "bloomberg markets". i'm sonali basak jon erlichman. paul taubman says any slogan is an opportunity to pick up new talent. that

nikita's customers are not killer's customers saw.nd how did he contact him with smirnov , did they contact him by phone, did they refer to a common acquaintance, a man or a woman? yes, i don’t know, he didn’t hear that the deaf was not mine, with whom they were talking, or what? yes no they sent him a text message, it's clear they should meet at the finland station to recognize each other by signs. there is also a verbal password. well, i take it you have a plan? let's well, the customer has not seen the killer of all of us, dymov is more like smirnov, therefore we believe that kolya should go towards the customer. and if he gets to know you? how does he recognize me? what suddenly all the same you can try, what does it mean to try. and if this is a professional, well, professionals would not hire smirnov, they would do everything themselves smirnov would not be some kind of james bond ordinary painting, they would kill him and end up in the water. we will insure him. you already got a bullet to insure. well, i'm alive. and on that,

the customers information to inform the future of shopping.ld have been coming from covid, the customer wants to maybe buy online and pick up in store or want a curbside pickup. the customer was a better food and beverage. that is how we have designed the center. were going to open up a new shopping center in october in nashville. 290,000 square feet. 90 days until opening, over 95% lease. 15 of those retailers is he that shopping center will be brand-new to outlet or new to us and more importantly about 20,000 square feet in the mix will just be food and beverage. we're listening to the customers and breaking them exactly what they want and we know they will pay us back with many visits and a lot of sales. jon: even in canada yet a long time partner and we spoke to that ceo and they feel their business mix has been relatively strong. i go back to the first commons, you got expansion story, what is may be some are missing, at least about some parts of commercial real estate market? stephen: what is in favor especially in inflationary times is

we just announced our customer.remendous opportunity and one of the fastest growing gen ai markets -- growing fintech markets. it is a large country and the regulatory environments are favorable. we are excited about that. in europe, we have seen a lot of interest and excitement. we are expending and are excited about that. we have a lot of customers with global ambitions and marqeta will stand behind them. if they tell us they are going to go to the moon, we will be on the moon. we are excited with the relationship we have with our customers. ed: coming to me from oakland, thank you very much. on bloomberg technology, we will talk about the rise of generative ai and its impact on the european vc ecosystem with target global. this is bloomberg. ♪ when 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: let's talk about generative ai and its impact on global vc. what is it mean for european tech and

we want to grow, we want to expand our customer base.efulness of the services and products that we make. of course, we are interested in the fact that as many people in our country as possible use these services, so we now pay more attention we turn just e to the mass segment. eh , we want to be closer to people we want to develop our infrastructure and make products and services that are really adapted to the needs of people with incomes up to 75,000 rubles. how vtb works in the field of digital import substitution. how is the market of payment instruments developing in terms of an alternative to pay services and how is work in social networks going in this sense? is it possible to fully replace the departed applications , we know, uh, even before u february last year. we developed in parallel. uh, all digital channels. and we worked separately on apple technology separately worked on android technology and separately developed all all of our web representations today. it is also very pleasant to tell our customers about this, that you

who are your key customers? evan: great question. we are primarily focused in north america today and we will be expending a lot more internationally. though we have been in the market about four years we protect 12% of the fortune 500 and we expect that to grow substantially over the next couple years. we see mel security -- email security and cloud's attorney as a global problem grade our business is to protect every organization and person in the world. caroline: are you and a optimist? are you worried? it seems like an attorney the other that all the letters were being written about existential issues to do with ai. where you sit on that? evan: i think ai is at will. like -- is a tool. like all tools it can be used for good and bad. i think ai will have a huge impact on the world and i am bullish on long-term prospects rate i think the next year or two will be scary as criminals get access to more generative ai tools. in the last two months we saw more sophisticated text coming from generative ai. phishing, social engineering. mo

well, in this case, a truck enters the customs post anyway. yes of course, this is one of the conditions preceding the filing of the declaration and then the declaration automatically. immediately leaves without any unnecessary costs, release through digitalization. cargo inspection. today it is accelerating and moving from paper to tablet. but this pack - how many trucks? this is for one truck only. that's it, declarations here included the presence of various permits, the fact that we switched from paper to a tablet, how much we have reduced. the processing of this cargo in the average time of customs inspection with us takes somewhere on average from 5 to 7 hours there, the tablet can get stuck and at the border it upgrades the pass and if a year ago 65 points were re-assigned, then as a result of this, the improvement of already 73 such points will be completed. this will significantly increase throughput. last year, 14.5 million tons of cargo were transported, and by 2030 the goal to step over the bar of 41 days in january june alone incr

customers are also opting for cheaper items.ning us for more is the ceo of portillos michael, how are you >> great, kelly, how are you doing? >> it's good it's interesting to come on the other side of the -- we talked during the pandemic, we've talked coming out of the pandemic what do we call this now >> you know, i don't know if it's full recovery yet i think we're still in the process of doing that, but it's definitely a new normal. let's call it the new normal >> is the new normal like the old normal >> no, it definitely isn't in the restaurant industry, you definitely have seen a secular shift of people wanting to eat on their terms more than in the past so the growth of off premise, the growth of third-party delivery, those things are real and here to stay i don't think that a restaurant business has a big dining room presence i think we're going to be close to, you know, a new normal >> so revenue up 12% for the year, eps down slightly. was that a wage issue? >> no. look, i would characterize your overview look as -- i th

it might alshe customers and the customer can use that but the first amendment is broad enough to cover the website er and the calligrapher. no one on any side of any debate has to be compelled to express the message that vs their core convictions because as the court found it's the meaning. >> can i ask you a hypothetical that just sort of helps me flush flesh that out? cae i also heard you suggest there is something different about race, maybe the person wouldn't sell to someone of a fferent race. suppose, you say photography i expressive. can you give me your thoughts on a photography business in a shopping mall during this holiday season that offers a product called sceth santa. this businnts to express its own view of nostalgia about christmases past. by reproducing classic 1940' and 1950's santa scent you would use it sepia tonare customizing each one. they are bringing people and having tteract with santa as children because they are trying to capture the feelings oftain era. but precisely because they are trying to capture the feelings ertain era or policy is the only white chil

we question the customers on more than 220 different questions. the 1st question we ask is, did you have any problem with that feature of the german cars? what we see is that the cars have become increasingly sophisticated, and the sophistication is appreciated by the customers. but sometimes it causes issues for the customers. defects and jasmine causes a documented precisely in the usa, even if there were recalls due to issues in quality. and gemini, methods like this are often swept tons of the rug. that's why janet has to be co guns of stuff with the blog calf said recalls don't d on it. he publishes data on old, the vehicle's problems in the auto industry. because while you helped in some sort of thing, it was my main intention was to bring in at least the rudimentary transparency was similar to what exists and the usa. so some standing the on the websites of the respective authorities. you find mailing all the details on the subject of recalls . in the us say you get the feeling that they will far to hold the reins that control and drives th

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customers are looking for experiences.cy premium overall. the segment for the first half of the year is up 11% over the rest of the hotels in the market. we are seeing that across the board. doesn't matter the market at this point in time. it has to do with with the non-di non-discretionary travelers. we have different demand drivers. >> you think about travel and you think about leisure. there are other factors with infrastructure and other things pushing demand. especially for extended stay. let's talk about rad dison. does it benefit? >> i think the market they are in and folks want from the survey from this summer, they want to be close to landmarks and close to different cities and places they can bring families which offer different experiences. it set up well in the portfolio. >> there are things challenging to the consumer. we are talking about rising rates and gas prices. how does that impact business and impact business not only right now in the summer, but holiday season where travel picks up. >> the good news i

we are, of course, customers of slack.iane, speaking of integration, slack gpt is the platform you guys are going to unveil soon is. what is this going to do, and on top of everything else, in a way, i mean, today alibaba just announced it is opening its large language model to third party developers. obviously, that's a big deal, and on top of that we just had ibm's ceo, arvind krishna, he unveiled an a.i. partnership with salesforce -- sorry, with sap which is a salesforce rival. are you guys a little behind on in this? and once you get it out there, how will you catch up? >> liz, we have been in the ad space for a really long time, but with you're outlining an importants a -- aspect of what is happening right now. there is a lot of choice of llms and vendors, and we are taken a unique approach of a flexible, open platform. so we've launched earlier this spring a lot of capabilities on our slack platform that allows not only our customers to choose what vendors they want to use, but we can tart custom building apps. sinc

ani sit with each customer who faith and their family and i customize the recipe for them after having this discussion. so the food is non-expressive right? but i am trying to convey tha only certain people get to partake inproduct. can i do that consistently to the first amendment or not? >> no. in the situation, as you said, the caterer is not engaging in speech. in terms of your initial statement or questions speech is , speech w it's paid or pro bono. i -- >> i thought there was a whole line of sethat said you didn't have to have an express messe u could be acting in such a way as to express a message. in my reaunt hypo i'm saying if sl to non-protestants i would be expressing a message contrary to grandma helen's core beliefs. conduct at that point and that is a different analy in terms of the expressive conduct the court has articulated what those tests are and what a reasonable person would determine you are talking about status discrimination there is no message that she is creating would be compelled in that way. that would simply be service. i think it's important to recogniz

the explanation of the country is also in the field of services for customers and individuals, in legalters for businesses. we decided to be the arm of the bank to make investments, mainly in the first risky games, on businesses that are based on financial technologies or the applications of financial and payment technologies, and in the rest of the industries , it should reduce the interaction of the same bank with the service portfolio by 60%, and also some of the technology needs. the company provided and from that collection not being able to provide better services to their own customers, dear, once the decision of the government of the payment network and the central bank was made to allow companies to accept and install tools to ease the work cycle, interactions and user experience, and what happens to you simply without transferring cash can be done through your bank card and purchase tools and financial interactions . in this direction, the company 's business plan was from the first day it was established, and we have more than one million and one hundred thousand devices in t

there , the customer is ready to get used to it . many of the streets that we went to organize 500 million 200 million in favor of an empty land, we created or provided it, we set up a stand outside, they resist , and if you help us with this culture building department , dear ones, it will help, there is no problem, we provide the ground for urban discipline to be observed, whoever wants to if it is for sale, we will provide the conditions. iranian people who want to buy from these can buy with satisfaction . where is the repair? it is very important. now you are in a busy place that can be found. it was crowded. behesht zahra ambulance parking area where are we emptying because the same thing happened to the people there, it is a very good area , that is, we didn't say much, you should go outside the city, i wanted you to have a buyer at the valiasr crossroads with a hundred million fans, we have a report on the valiasr area , if someone sees this report, we will come back again. he also spoke, episode 10, in order to distract them

signs of changes in muawiya, we see the development of the country in the field of services for customers individuals in legal affairs for business and we have tried to be the arm of the bank for investments in the first risky games on businesses that are based on financial technologies or applications of financial and payment technologies in other industries to reduce the interaction with other banks in the portfolio of services . some of the technology needs of the supply company and from that group , they could not show better services to their customers , my dear, once the decision of the government of the payment network and the central bank was made to accept and set up and install communication companies and tools that work cycle, interactions and user experience it makes it easy and what happens is that you can easily make purchases and financial interactions without moving cash through the bank card you have and the acceptance tool. acceptance of the activity of the start of more than one million and one hundred thousand devices we have an acceptance tool in the payment network d

a customer in cincinnati.that serve the country for 20 years and she came in and we told her this is 100,000 sale, work and have fun and we tore up the contract. maria: what a great idea she must've been so happy. 100 stores, $3 billion in revenue and four and half years, faster than google, tesla, even apple in the innovation stories every day where it is the growth come from now let's call it the next 3 - 5 years. >> we will keep it rolling with the phenomenal growth in five years and there is a tremendous amount of life space so were in 33 space understates an opportunity to grow in the market that were in as well as new markets will be building new stores and elevating the customer experience if we do a great job of delighting the customer in taking care of them in service they will come back and buy again into getting again that'll be a big differentiator to help accelerate that we launched the blue compass rv briand and new briand were putting on the 100 stores from "coast to coast". >> that's awesome te

export trucks were coming, and even up to the number of 21 can day from this border terminal and customs , i want to deliver your export cargo to the destination countries of yala, azerbaijan and russia. the president's receipt twice in the meeting of the government council, ordering someone to solve the problem was an important problem, for him, for the city of astara itself, i had stability , it is very important for our export, the country of headphones , the follow-ups that were done and the president's order was in march that the road organization the title of the custodian of the border terminal and issues of the border terminal came and queuing system the first phase of the queue system was set up in such a way that the trucks had to be present again at foster . there was no longer the name of wireless handbrake and the traditional one that arrived like the normal clocks that we saw everywhere. it was picked up and the terminal itself was up to the authorities to write the names and i protested. i said that it is coming out of the queue and i arranged for the truck to be taken by

for the nimbleness and speed to the customer, the customer is our boss.t get her product as quickly as we can and we started bringing stuff on shore and diversified to india and indonesia and mexico and u.s. to some extent. it's worked out really well. liz: it's guesting and you were at the -- interesting and you were at the forefront moving operations to india and thank you, tom for giving us the pulse of mid priced jewelry to the consumer. >> thank you, liz. liz: they've got a reversible barbie necklace. warner bros barbie has $1.3 billion in counting at the box office and entertainment studio decided to keep the party going. starting september 22, imax theaters will show the movie for one week only but it will include brand new post-credit footage. we don't know what that is, but i'm sure my team will do some serious research and movie theaters. barbie success not enough to fend off the warner bro bears at this hour. warner bro discovery down to $12.29 and at the bottom of s&p 500. we'll tell you more about what's driving the declines for the company t

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it is a different and customer-friendly village, and what does he like? with my friend, one of the attractions of it is lighting. we have 35 different chandeliers . we owe 140 chandeliers to the guard. the use of 32 amperes they bought from us cannot reach 20 kilowatts he uses it at the moment, he doesn't know what time to attract me , he can call you from the morning on saturday from 10:00 p.m. his working hours are usually open for these two hours and midnight to see the customer. if you can make it smart by optimizing the power consumption, i.e. making the remote control remote control, you can be a business partner, as the power consumption of your car is now, for example, you want to turn it on, we will turn it on , we will show it to the customer we turn one off, we turn one on, have you seen the inside of these? visited, about turning off again, turn it on without ninja chandeliers, there are moments when there are no customers and there are normal moments of the day , it is one fifth, 20% of the lamps are on. currently, the number is 600 kilowatts

it is only like workers that the customer land built this wall. they put their heart and soul into it because each time it's knocked down, it's back up again in an hour. no one gets through here, it limits access for law enforcement, but also for emergency personnel. meanwhile, the offices carry up searches under rest and confiscate. good. let's just do that if they had the money profess under warranty too. okay, to see the target 6 had 4220 euros. those todd and just seems highly up the items to use the control center. if you're a 157000 euro and just let me know, all right, not including the search chest. can we do this quite a lot? with the case of it into the wall, i've got 1234 calibers plus 4220 euro's a gym or in can you hear it you? i was satisfied with these fines and the arrest split ones people, but it's not over use the bulk of the less than an hour into the alterations the officers have already made. 13 arrests and bags of drugs or piling up in the entry ways. get stickers packaging like a super dry so customers know it's a quality pr