the deloitte global uncertainty report explains these challenges.s we dive into today's topics, let's draw on the collective expertise and insights of leaders like administrator criswell and our esteemed panel members. our goal is to transform our dialogue into actionable strategies that enhance community safety and resilience against these diverse challenges. we are grateful to the atlantic council for providing a platform for this critical work. i look forward to our collaborative initiative that will emerge from our discussions today. please welcome me in -- join me in welcoming administrator deanne criswell. [applause] deanne: good morning, everybody. >> good morning. deanne: it is really exciting to be here. i think this is just a nice way to cap up a really amazing week where we hosted all of our state directors, territorial directors here for the week and talking about some of these really important topics. i am really excited to be able to be here today at my very first official atlantic council event. and i am equally excited to see how man

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i'm thrilled to join you at the atlantic council representing deloitte. to kick off today's forum on a crucial role of the emergent management of community bolstering resilience. this is a challenge for leaders at all of role of government. local, tribal, territorial, and private sector. a special thank you to the administrator deanne criswell. we also have the region 10 administrator. strickland, secretary of the maryland department of emergency management and president of the national emergency management association. gary o'neill, president of the national hazard mitigation association. the deloitte managing director, internationally recognized on climate disaster and resilience. and senior climate reporter from axe us. your insights are valuable to our discussion today. as we witness increasing climate related extreme weather events like the malley fire last august and the fires in texas and oklahoma, alongside increasingly expensive hazards and mission set, it becomes more urgent to elevate our national resilience. the focus on how we build resilienc

coming up we have deloitte's inaugural age-specific report that reports businesses have fallen behindoption. at this is bloomberg. ♪ avalarahhh ahhh annabelle: looking at broader markets, mixed. japan is standing out with the big earnings focused. more on that in a moment. otherwise steady. tracks wall street overnight given a lot of investors counting down to the u.s. inflation print. we should see signals of moderation but not what the fed wants to see if they are going to start cutting rates and that is the state of play and broader gain steady now so let's change on because the focus is coming down to earning so far and some name standing out, toe pan holdings at the top with commercial and publication printing and rising here after announcing a share buyback for up to 100 billion yen and other names in focus, a similar sector printing rising after forecast beat estimates. as dora is looking mixed. the iowa we are watching. they will be investing around $330 million in new issued shares from japan to give it 16% of voting rights and that will make die well the bank's biggest share

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deloitte is a corporate consulting firm. it is not green new dealey. and deloitte estimates that the global cost of doing nothing on climate will be around $180 trillion in economic damage by 2070. $178 trillion, to be exact. to quote the deloitte report, if we allow climate change to go unchecked, it will ravage our global economy. ravage our global economy. but the deloitte report goes on to say that if we act responsibly and an act policies that -- and enact policies that limit warming to 1.7 degrees celsius, we can save ourselves from that ravaging and actually grow the global economy by over $40 trillion. $43 trillion to be exact. so the swing in our economic future based on what we do on climate is over $220 trillion. the difference between a negative $178 trillion bad climate outcome if we keep shirking and dawdling and a positive $43 trillion good climate outcome if we shape up. and to be clear, that $220 trillion, that's adjusted to present value. dialing down to the united states, the report predicts for the united states the damage to 2070 a

según una encuesta reciente realizada por la empresa internacional deloitte, casi la mitad de los americanosa se ha acostumbrado. ya estamos viviendo en el futuro. te imaginas tú ahí le traen sus panes, ahí le traen su pizza, le traen cualquier tipo de alimentos. no se tiene que preocupar porque la persona tal vez pruebe ahí la papa frita o se lleve algo. sí, pero ojalá que esos empleos vayan también a otras personas o se traten de crear más de alguna manera. hoy a las 05:30, comerciantes alzan su voz sobre el festival viva la calle en san josé, pues dicen que dicho evento afecta negativamente sus ventas y surgen reacciones sobre el proyecto de ley que permitiría a médicos y pacientes de arizona llegar a california para recibir servicios para el aborto. ya regresamos gracias por continuar en sintonía de telemundo 48. nosotros seguimos con las informaciones y hablando de este fin de semana que ya está aquí, cierto?

national average, and high paying starting jobs include a gilt edge list of employers that include deloitte, major league baseball, bmo harris bank, elemen lockheed-martin, amazon and at&t. pardon by french but i say that and i damn good list. but, instead of encouraging the grads, and urging them on, joe biden is telling them they will never make it. and that is wrong. i got other t statistics, unemployment rate for black men under donald trump was 4.9%, that is a 50 year low, in fairness to joe biden who is unfair, today, unin a unemployment rate for black men still fiv 5.2%. trump handed biden a high powers economy. driven by rock bottom inflation and low tax rates, and despite biden's best efforts to undermine the trump economy, blacks continue to do very well. but despite the low unemployment rate, th the biggest hurdle for black americans and same for whites, hispanics or asians, it is the affordability crisis overall during the biden presidency, prices have gone up higher than wages and as real wages decline for middle and lower income working families, borrowing costs for cars, home

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than the national average and, their high paid starting jobs include a guilt edge list of employees deloitte, path none capital, major league baseball, bmo harris bank, cigna, google, lockheed martin, mckenzie, amazon, at&t. big hat tip to the daily call irfor this. pardon my french i would say that is a pretty damn good list. an instead of encouraging these grads, urging them on, joe biden is essentially telling them they will never make it and that is completely wrong. i have got some other statistics. the unemployment rate for black men under donald trump got as low 4.9% which was a 50-year low, and in fairness to joe biden who is so patently unfair, today the unemployment rate for black men is still a low 5.2%, almost as low as the trump years. pair enthreat i cannily, trump handed biden a pretty high-powered economy driven by rock bottom inflation and low tax rates and despite biden's best efforts to undermine the trump economy blacks continue to do very well, but, defight the low unemployment rate the biggest hurdle for black americans is the same as for whites, hispanics or acre shuns

the screen to a deloitte survey and about three-quarters of the younger worker said in organizations,ommunity engagement is society impact. it's a big factor in choosing a workplace was on has big book sale running through today. e-book prices start at one dollar print books are going for as low as $5 and every shawnee can think of is covered from classics to children's if you're a fan of boneless wings, buffalo, wild wings has a promotion. the company said its offering all you can eat deal, boneless wings and fries for 20 bucks every monday and wednesday for a limited time dine-in only live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane you've raised a lot pete, a lot of interest over here. >> thanks to the food that it 2, 0, yeah. haha. all right. 7.18 right now and and california forever. >> that group is trying to build a utopian city in solano county says that they can provide more than 15,000 jobs in the next decade. and they can bring employers from multiple sectors for everyone said they're saying ranging from construction companies to ai. they released a list of the companies that the

. >>> deloitte is out with its 2024 gen z and millennial survey.ple across 44 countries suggests that young people are likely to seek work that aligns with their values. joining me with more is ashley g goodall the former executive at cisco and deloitte. we've been talking about this off camera. they not only want things where it aligns with their purpose, they want to make sure that they are looking at mental health issues, work life balance, purpose driven work, all of these issues, and right now it seems like the employees have more of the upper hand. >> yeah, i mean, i think the data in the survey is more evidence of a gap between workers and their employers, if you like, and more of a gap between what people are hoping to get out of the workplace and what they are getting out of the workplace. i think the real question is to what extent is that gap relevant from a business context. to what extent 'cause closing that gap lift the performance of an organization. to understand that, you actually need to dig in a little bit to the questions of wor

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according to a recent report from deloitte research center for energy industrial, the number of manufacturing facilities in the u.s. grew by over 11% between the first quarter of 2019 and the second quarter of 2023. construction spending on manufacturing has nearly tripled since june 2020. what's up with 37% year-over-year and generate 2024 when construction spending reached adi high of $225 billio. as a result the industrial sector is projected to add 36 gigawatts of additional power by 2030. bringing manufacturing back to u.s. shores has many implications and benefits that we talked about. this is bringing investment into communities that have been neglected in theas past. bringing thousands of jobs whether that be through construction, permanent jobs to run the manufacturing and the secondary jobs to support those workers including retail, food, and h housing. according to the nationall association of manufacturers, the industrial sector contributed at a yearly rate $2.9 trillion to the u.s. o economy. in the third quarter of 2023 and it projects we will need approximately 3.8 million in m

so there's not many deloitte.companies. this there. but she did and they have written this report setting out how businesses, big or small, whether it's the coffee shopin small, whether it's the coffee shop in wolverhampton or ikea , shop in wolverhampton or ikea, can make small differences to their employees to help them support young children growing up and over a generation. that could add, as they claim , more could add, as they claim, more than £40 billion to the uk economy each year. now, i spoke we spoke to peter grigg yesterday . he's we spoke to peter grigg yesterday. he's a chair of home—start uk, a charity which supports young families. let's hear what he said about the princess's role in this. it's been a real driving force behind the report and everything it's done and when we've spent time with the royal foundation, what it does is it reminds everyone that this is really important work and early childhood matters, that more businesses should get involved, that more charities are out there for people

think about the next generation deloitte or helping ian wise consulting or mckinsey and having -- usings much more efficient at their jobs. >> they'll be selling products to them, if not them, creating the products. >> it's a combination of both. we think -- we have seen some interesting companies around like iowai tech-related service. they're really body shops but they're using ai for higher margins. >> you've heard from a lot of these companies, but every single time -- >> having met a bunch of them as potential vendors, we have been pretty underwhelmed with what we've seen so far could be another great example. our lp base is really unique. as you know, we have a lot of wealthy individuals that are investors with us. we host events. we have dinners. we'll have 200 people come to dinner in new york, 600 people come to dinner in austin, and we'll have seated dinners. we know how much these people have invested, what their hobbies are. we have 10 years of data for historical dinners. i say i to my team, why don't we build software and ai to have automatic seating charts. easy to do. do

inflation, i'm concerned about the higher costs being applied to people trying to save -- there was a deloitte study done prior to the fiduciary rule that more than 10 million low and middle income individuals lost access to investment assistance during the short time that the 2016 fiduciary rule was effective. i saw middle-class savers having to pay more in fees because of that fiduciary rule. fortune a the fifth circuit rescued the american people from that and with this new role, it seems the administration is wanting millions of more people of low to middle income to lose access to investment assistance and have to spend more money to keep the access. so how many individuals does the department expect to lose access to investment because of the new fiduciary role? sec. su: to be clear, i was not referring to the fees that advisors charge. i'm referring to the fee charged to an investor that would not be charged but for that conflict of interest. we certainly, our goal is to expand retirement security. not to shrink it. rep. estes: my concern on this question was that people are losing acce

according to deloitte, cameco united pulled on revenue of £640 million last year, but they do actuallyium so maybe he will try to fix the roof. �* , , , ., , the roof. asserting himself and his financial credibility. _ the roof. asserting himself and his financial credibility. interesting - financial credibility. interesting interview in the radio times, featured in the daily telegraph with dame judi featured in the daily telegraph with damejudi dench, who is responding to trigger warnings. on tv, movies, increasingly at the theatre you see something and they might be a warning beforehand for the audience like be prepared for scenes of a distressing nature, that kind of thing. she said, my god, it must be a pretty long trigger warning before king lear and she says she doesn't think people need them. she says, if you are sensitive and worry about these things, don't go to the theatre, don't watch a play. sir ian mckellen made a similar response recently ahead of macbeth. he said, i think it is ludicrous, i quite like to be surprised by loud noises and outrageous behaviour on stage, that