very different economic times. in a different— different economic times.ent mood about the whole thing _ different mood about the whole thing. there was that hope and energy— thing. there was that hope and energy to — thing. there was that hope and energy to the tony blair government for good _ energy to the tony blair government for good or— energy to the tony blair government for good or ill, there was. it feels that everyone is a bit more jaded now _ that everyone is a bit more jaded now this— that everyone is a bit more jaded now this is_ that everyone is a bit more jaded now. this is a world in which these guys _ now. this is a world in which these guys are cynical. | now. this is a world in which these guys are cynical-— guys are cynical. i remember standin: guys are cynical. i remember standing outside _ guys are cynical. i remember standing outside downing - guys are cynical. i remember. standing outside downing street guys are cynical. i remember- standing outside downing street for those parties and blair wanted to be a p0p those parties and blai

russia and india, the countries are currently preparing to launch such a mechanism, writes the economic times. according to the publication, the base rate will reduce dependence on dollar fluctuations and significantly facilitate mutual settlements. now the central banks of the two countries need to sign an agreement. a similar system, i note, is already in effect between india and the united arab emirates. assets worth more than 8 billion rubles were exchanged by the investment chamber at the request of russian investors. non-residents bought out more than a quarter of all previously blocked papers. and individuals in russia will now receive money. the total pool of applications exceeded 35-third billion rubles. 708 thousand russians participated in the exchange, on whose behalf 105 brokers of management companies acted. the funds received will be credited to the account no later than august 13. an additional one may be held later. for investments in alfa bank and get a gift, not just profitable, alpha is profitable, one of my friends breaks not only hearts, an actress on the set, i will not

her letter was studied by journalists of the economic times. says that washington decided to remove her from her post and because of the refusal to provide the united states with bangladesh's st. martin island for the construction of a military base, according to experts, the location is of strategic importance allows control over the strait of bengal. let me remind you, hasina left her residence in dhaka amid mass unrest. the prime minister resigned and flew to india. then, according to media reports , she requested asylum in the uk. serbian police detained 19 people during the protests, two of whom were foreigners, according to the interior ministry. the head of the department called on demonstrators not to block international transport corridors. let me remind you that the action was organized by opponents of lite mining. in the country, after a march along the central streets of belgrade, they stopped traffic on the budapest-salonniki highway and then blocked the work of the central railway station. in total, the rally gathered about 27 tho

will simplify trade russia and india are currently preparing to launch such a mechanism, the economic times according to the publication, the basic rate will reduce dependence on fluctuations of the dollar and will significantly facilitate mutual settlements. now the central banks of the two countries need to sign an agreement. a similar system, i note, is already in effect between india and the united arab emirates. aeroflot group has increased its passenger flow by 20% this year. from january to july, it exceeded 31 million people. the growth in july is almost 15% year -on-year. on domestic routes, transportation has grown by more than 11.5%, on international routes by almost 30. in terms of the total number of passengers , domestic routes are in the lead - 4,700,000 people, international travelers for the reporting period 1,200,000. and the russian market brought leroy merland a quarter of all net profit - almost 300 million euros out of the total amount of one billion and 100 million. this is stated in the report. parent company adeo for last year. this result is explained by the fact t

time. of course, putin would be crazy, he cannot defeat ukraine. who is with the whole of nato, of course lost. we economicallywenty times more powerful than russia. poland currently spends more than 4% of gdp on defense. by the way, we recently signed a large arms contract for 96 combat helicopters of the apach. most of the nato countries also already spend 2% of gdp on defense and this will continue, because putin ended the cold war poster during. which seemed like we had long-term peace in europe, now we have moved to the logic of containment, a year or two ago putin said that the source of the collapse of the soviet union was that brezhnev gave too much gdp to weapons, and that he cannot allow such a thing to happen, but is doing it alone, russia gives 30% of the budget to armaments, this is unacceptable. his internal clock tells him that germany should be ready for war in about 5 years. he knows something that we don't. poland considers time limits, one german military commander said when this war could spill over into other european countries. of europe according to someone else, putin would be a madman.

simplify trade in russia. and india are currently preparing such a mechanism for launch, writes the economic timesng to the publication, the basic rate will reduce dependence on dollar fluctuations and will significantly facilitate mutual settlements. now the central banks of the two countries need to sign an agreement. a similar system, i note, is already in effect between india and the united arab emirates. the russian market brought leroymer a quarter of all net profit, which is almost 300 million euros out of a total of one billion and 100 million. this is stated in the report of the parent company adeo for last year. this result is explained by the fact that the french network left russia quite recently, at the end of december twenty-third. a profitable business, and this is more than a hundred stores, handed over to local management. now the chain operates under the name limana pro. the fitch agency has downgraded israel's credit rating due to military actions in the gaza strip. instead of a very high creditworthiness level of a+, now it's just. while the forecast for the economy is negative

we were in "the economic times," which is the largest paper in india. >> reporter: despite being firedhis job as chancellor, joe expected his tenured teaching position in media studies would be safe. >> wasn't surprising that they said, you can't be chancellor. but, we're going to go after you as a tenured faculty member? wow, that's new. >> reporter: a hearing was held to decide joe's fate as teacher. >> yes, my wife carmen and i created a series of section equally explicit videos and books on our own time using our own money. >> reporter: interim chancellor betsy morgan, who took over after joe testified -- >> i had people email me and say, i am embarrassed to have uwl as a former place of employment. >> how has it damaged the university's reputation? >> we don't want to be known as "porn u," we want to be known for the quality of our academic programs. >> that is not the place for him to talk about what he does with his hobby. >> do you want dr. gow teaching in your department? >> i do not want dr. gow to teach in our department. >> reporter: after the hearing, the university releas

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when you ran for reelection in 2012, it was a bad economic time. and he and his convention acceptance speech, he he he explained why he was optimistic. he talked about you as optimist again and again. and then he said, let me tell you why i'm optimistic. i'm not because of me, but of all of you. and that attitude that it is in the hands of the american people and to change the nation for the better by listening to people on the other side, responding respectful, and treating everybody with decency and respect by recognizing difference between fact and fiction. we could do that again and that as president kennedy said, is in your hands. and so now that we put the fate of the republic in the hands of the students in this class, i think it's an hour well-spent. so thank you. voyager to like voyager one before it. it a marvel of technology, a remarkable instrument of humanity. search for celestial knowledge. late in august 1981, four years out from earth, voyager two reached that most beautiful of planets, saturn. the first of the two voyagers, had flo

her letter was studied by journalists and the economic times. the text says that washington decided remove her from office due to her refusal to provide the united states with bangladesh's st. martin's island for the construction of a military base. according to experts, the location is of strategic importance and allows for control of the strait of bengal. let me remind you that khasinina left her residence in dhaka amid mass unrest. the prime minister resigned and flew to india, then, according to media reports , requested asylum in the uk. two combat sports centers. the centers will be able to accommodate up to 400 people daily, each sokol center is a two-story publication area of ​​1500 km, in which there are two halls for training and competitions, locker rooms, coaching recreation areas and a medical center, playgrounds are also equipped on the street, in the evening hours the centers. will also conduct training for adults, in general , our entire program, so to speak, the construction of such centers in siberia, it is recognized so that w

you can't run these kinds of deficits in really in in good fist, good economic times. for very long. >> one thing lawmakers can agree on any solution will take both sides working in good faith to get the debt down. >> a data breach settlement with the money exchange gap could yield some big chunk of change. some customers of cash app. the mobile payment transfer system could receive as much as $2500. thanks to a legal settlement. lawsuits were filed against cash app and a former employee of cash app gained access to customer data without permission. plaintiffs also say that cash app and parent company block failed to properly handle complaints on the breaches cash app and block settled complaints for 15 million dollars and deny any wrongdoing. customers must have accounts from august of 2018 through august of 2024. customers who were involved should have received a mail or email notice and they can file right on through november. 18th that's getting more expensive to own a car. the average price of a new car is $48,000, which is up more than $10,000 compared to before

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you can't run these kinds of deficits in really in in good fist, good economic times. for very long. >> one thing lawmakers can't agree on any solution will take both sides working in good faith to get the debt down. >> president biden and other world leaders are pushing for a cease-fire negotiations between israel and hamas to resume next week. these officials say that a deal is even more urgent increase tensions from iran in the region. our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports. >> president joe biden issued a rare joint statement with egypt and qatar to up the pressure on cease-fire negotiations as israel ordered another mass evacuation in gaza ahead of new attacks. the framework of the deal is that there is a six-week cease-fire that would be agreed to. >> once the deal is finalized, president biden and his counterparts are mediating. the talks between israel and hamas and are demanding they resume next thursday. we a great head, right, but we need to finalize the agreement. we need to finalize soon as possible. >> officials say both sides have already agr

it's time to talk about what happened outside of ukraine. good evening two hours to be aware of economic. time to talk about money during the war alexander morchavka poli with me and sports news , i invite yevhen pastukhov to a conversation for two hours in the company of favorite presenters about cultural news. the leader of the crimean tatar people is in touch with us , mr. mustafa, i wish you a good day, the events of the day will be broadcast in two hours. vasela winter project for smart and caring people in the evening on espresso. there is a war going on, and not only for territories, it is also a war for minds. we are engaged in propaganda. russia is throwing millions of petrodollars into turning ukrainians into little russians. ukraine will become russia. countering the information attacks of the russians in the information war chronicle project with olga lake. tuesday, thursday at 5:15 p.m. repeat, tuesday, friday, at 10:00 p.m. greetings, we are looking for three boys from the luhansk region, they are mykyta dyachenko, mark bakharev and vlad hristosenko. all of them disappeared in th

yuriy fizrysha is in front of me and it's time to talk about what happened outside of ukraine. yury, good evening. two hours to keep up with economic news. time to talk about money in wartime. oleksandr morchyvka is next to me, and sports news. i invite yevhen pastukhov to the conversation. two hours in the company of your favorite presenters. about cultural news. chekchenina, our art viewer, is ready to tell if he is good evening. leaders who have become many. on the weather for this weekend, as well as distinguished guests of the studio. mustafa dzhemilov, the leader of the crimean tatar people, is in touch with us, mr. mustafa, i congratulate you. good day. events of the day in two hours. vasyl zima's big broadcast. a project for smart and caring people. espresso in the evening. see this week in the collaborators program. the troops of the kremlin are standing. why are young people used as labor in the occupied territories? was also in the student units, was a fighter of the construction unit, and who from of pseudo-directors prepares students for service in the russian army, another stage in the formation of our unit. greetings

yuri fizer is already with me and time talk about what was happening outside of ukraine. yury, good evening. two hours to keep up with economic time to talk about money in wartime. oleksandr morchyvka with me and sports news. i invite yevhen pastukhov to the conversation. two hours in the company of your favorite presenters. about cultural news, alena chykhchenina, our art watcher, is ready to tell good evening. hosts who have become like relatives to many. vitalka didenko is already next to me ready to talk about the weather for this weekend. as well as distinguished guests of the studio. mustafa dzhemilov, the leader of the crimean tatar people, contact us. mr. mustafa, i congratulate you. good day events of the day in two hours. vasyl zima's big broadcast. a project for smart and caring people. espresso in the evening. great return of great lviv. conversations, discussions, search for solutions. the largest conversational format of ukraine in the evening. in general, i believe that we need two things: money and weapons. we did not start this war, but we must finish it and we must win. all the most important things are said

well, these are the tough economic times. a lot of people are asking some questions like that. some of the world's largest companies are rethinking how to give you, the consumer, more bang for your buck. nbc news, business and data reporter brian chung shows us the unlikely partnerships popping up in the meal deal war. reporter it's a new spin on a classic marketing strategy. go shopping and get a perk. walmart is set to serve up perks with cheese. that's because starting next month, walmart shoppers will get a free whopper every three months if they're members of the walmart plus service. on top of a quarterly burger, walmart plus members will get 25% off all burger king digital orders. i'm hungry just talking about it. the company saying in a statement that the benefit for members paying the $98 a year subscription is designed to save members time and money, adding they wanted to offer a cost effective solution. it makes a difference. the 25% discount would be nice. it's the latest coupling between a major retailer and a food app. amazon has been teaming up with grubhub to wa

jeremy is interested in more economic times.es that are national because of trade, business, there is a basic underlying rules, that is all in brussels. that is all in the eu and that it was put in the eu and that it was put in the eu and that is what brittany left. german has —— germany has put for more cooperation, local... in the context of defence, both countries germany and britain, are the strongest supporters in military terms for ukraine and they are both have to and want to work together. britain might have left the european union but it is still a very close and important nato partner and that is where these two countries and britain worked together with european countries anyway. keir starmer made it clear that the uk won't be reversing brexit any time soon. how has trade, defence, tech, science, how have they been impacted by the uk either leaving the eu? there'd be a significant impact. we have headquarters leaving the way are not moving to britain. clearly, he wanted to britain. clearly, he wanted to do madrid and

time. a swath of earnings and some more economic red flags. >> the major averages fighting to keep yesterday's gains. the dow is up only 13, the nasdaq outperforming up half a percent. the s&p is coming off its best day in two years. beyond meat shares have been halted. it popped to $8 a share. it has 38% short interest. we see no ordeal headlines . >> let's dig into key earnings movers. take-two beating estimates saying they see significant growth ahead driven by the highly anticipated grand theft auto vi. >> expedia shares are higher after results. investors shrugging off weak guideness and warning about demands from the company, shares up 10%. >> capri, weak results there. the ceo citing softening demand globally for luxury fashion. >> haven't we heard that time and again? e.l.f. beauty, keep an eye on the beauty trade, it was once a sure bet. the shares are down 15% as sales jumped 50% on the launch of new bronzing drops serum, tyler. i know you were following that closely, but doing nothing to help the company today. >> most restaurants have been struggling but not sweetgreen, it is thriv

about what was happening outside of ukraine, yuriy, good evening, two hours to be aware of the economic. time about money during the war oleksandr morchevka is next to me and of sports news, i invite yevhen pastukhov to a conversation for two hours in the company of favorite presenters about cultural news chekchenina, our tv viewer is ready to say good evening to the presenters, who have become like a day for many, and are ready to talk about the weather for this weekend, as well as distinguished guests of the studio , mustafa dzhemilov, the leader of the crimean tatar people from we are in touch, mr. mustafa, i wish you a good day, the events of the day will be broadcast in two hours. vasylya, a project for smart and caring people. espresso in the evening. the war is going on, and not only for territories, it is also war for minds we are engaged in propaganda. russia is throwing millions of petrodollars into turning ukrainians into little russians. ukraine will become russia. let's counter the information attacks of the russians in the chronicle project. information war with olga len. tuesda

a high stakes gamble, a gamble that if it fails, could plunge argentina into deeper social and economic time, or, i'm afraid it's have we, what upside is behind the world. all of this historical building known as like a several signs of life. the seats of power in argentina, now governed by a figure full celebrated and feared to day on top to add to 0. we go beyond the spectacle to dive deep into the life of a man who defies even categorization. is he the madman? his critics claim, or the vision i rely on he supporters review. and what does his presidency potentially for augustine, ask you to the on december 10th last year, have you had any label sworn in as urgency as precedents? just 2 days later, he's campaign promises of transformation began with a current speed evaluation and a new protocol allowing the use of stronger force against protest needing the ground work for an avalanche. almost everything measures labor unions due to the streets of when of scientists, from testing the laser stand with the plan, the precedent invalid to end sewing inflation. but his approach may of a stop to p

and we're just trying to get ahead in a tough economic times pose pandemic.happens. the kinds of policies that they will support in order to create opportunity for the american people. they are going to talk about how it is that they get to be in a position to be able to carry out that agenda. that really calls upon democrats and other americans to participate in this election cycle. whether that is by volunteering or by simply making sure that they vote. there will be a call to action. i think that is a classic formula for a campaign speech with that who you fighting for, what are you fighting for and how will you fight for that? this how will you fight for that? as we're waiting for the vice president and governor walz to come out, they have lowered the lights in the arena. there is blue and red flashing, party atmosphere. you know the governor well. on a human level what is a moment like this going to be like for him? three weeks ago, less than three weeks ago he was just the governor of minnesota and now he finds himself about to walk out on essentially a

the war, about the war front. with me and time to talk about what is outside the borders of ukraine happened, yury, good evening, two hours to keep up with economic news, time to talk about money during the war, oleksandr morchivka next to me, and sports news, i invite yevhen postakhov to the conversation, two hours in the company of favorite presenters, about news cultural, alena chikchenina, our art watcher, is ready to talk, good evening, presenters, who have already become like movidnidenko to many, are ready to talk about the weather for this weekend, as well as distinguished guests of the studio, mustafa dzhemiliv, leader of the crimean tatar people, with us on communication, mr. mustafa, i congratulate you, good day, events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for intelligent and caring people, in the evening at espresso. hundreds of thousands of square meters of damaged property, apartments, houses that need to be rebuilt, about the situation with reconstruction in different regions of ukraine, about... people's rights, opportunities and personal experience. this is what olga's house looked like last year, and th

in politics, as in economics, timing is everything.ed administration into labour. and we said on this newscast, taxes are going to go up whoever wins the election. so we said that and we can go back and find the clip. rachel reeves has now admitted, "oh, taxes are going to go up." but that was not part of the campaign. so that's her saying one thing which she didn't say in the campaign. also, an inflation—busting pay deal to the doctors has been agreed by wes streeting, which is going to cost, i think, £8 billion. now that's policy — he's entitled to do that — but that's a policy which the previous government did not have, and there were strikes as a result. so they're getting out the chequebook. and furthermore, darshini, had rishi sunak waited, he would have had notjust inflation down to 2%, but he would have had an interest rate cut, which was also predicted on this podcast. by paddy o'connell. well, yes, people said i was ahead on the august cut. there's a rate cut hanging out there, and rishi sunak has delivered these conditions o

how many documents modi signed in russia, 15, exactly. a month ago, and as the indian newspaper economic timesll this pressure from the united states, are deepening the cooperation that is actually intended to. fence us off from our economic relations from the negative influence of the usa, namely, it is developing a dynamic base exchange rate of the ruble and the rupee, so as not to use the dollar and, accordingly, not to depend on american correspondent banks, and absolutely similar, russia is promoting with china, and even more dynamically, here i suggest listening to a piece from the joint communication signed by mikhail mishustin and premier of the state council of china licang following the visit of the latter to moscow, here this week, let's listen, continue to strengthen mutual understanding dialogue between financial and banking organizations, to ensure the smooth and normal functioning of payment channels, trade between russia and china, to strengthen and develop the payment and settlement infrastructure, including through the opening of correspondent accounts and establishment of br

when you ran for reelection in 2012, it was a bad economic time. and he and his convention acceptance speech, he he he explained why he was optimistic. he talked about you as optimist again and again. and then he said, let me tell you why i'm optimistic. i'm not because of me, but of all of you. and that attitude that it is in the hands of the american people and to change the nation for the better by listening to people on the other side, responding respectful, and treating everybody with decency and respect by recognizing difference between fact and fiction. we could do that again and that as president kennedy said, is in your hands. and so now that we put the fate of the republic in the hands of the students in this class, i think it's an hour well-spent. so thank you. voyager to like voyager one before it. it a marvel of

when you ran for reelection in 2012, it was a bad economic time. and he and his convention acceptance speech, he he he explained why he was optimistic. he talked about you as optimist again and again. and then he said, let me tell you why i'm optimistic. i'm not because of me, but of all of you. and that attitude that it is in the hands of the american people and to change the nation for the better by listening to people on the other side, responding

bad job report was a nightmare are about biden-harris white house would be wrong biden-harris economic time insists what they are doing is working they will keep doing it. >> it is not a change in course, but it is a continued commitment to the course that we've been on. >> are we in a recession. >> we're not in a recession. reporter: we could be on the brink of a recession, economists at goldman sachs believe that is more likely today than it was before raising odds from 15% to 25%, we tried to ask president biden here if he is worried about it did you high didn't stop to talk. >> -- he didn't st stop to talk. >> are you worried about a recession? mr. president? are you worried about a recession? reporter: the tr trump ccampaign said that market melt town could have been prevented but biden-harris economic policies have caused it. >> a lot of their economic policies were predicted by economists on the left to lead to where they are now, they went ahead with it, as kamala harris said she say radical who didn't listen to common sense. reporter: and the harris campaign doesn't seem too have r

yuriy fizar is already with me, and it's time to talk about what happened outside of ukraine. yury, good evening. two hours to keep up with economice to talk about money in wartime. oleksandr morchuvka is with me, and sports news. i invite yevhen pastukhov to the conversation. two hours in the company of your favorite presenters. chechen's cultural news, ours art viewer, ready to tell, good evening. leaders who have become many. as well as distinguished guests of the studio, mustafa dzhemilov, the leader of the crimean tatar people, is in touch with us, mr. mustafa, i greet you, good day, the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart and caring people, in the evening at espresso. good evening, we are from ukraine, thank you for missing us, thank you for waiting, the big one continues, and now.

yuri fizer is already with me, and it's time to talk about what is outside the borders of ukraine. two hours to catch up on economics, time to talk about wartime money. oleksandr morvyka next to me, and sports news, i invite yevhen pastukhov to a conversation, two hours in the company of favorite presenters, about cultural news, alina chechchenina, our art viewer is ready to tell them, good evening, the presenters, who have become familiar to many, are already next to me, ready to talk about the weather on this weekend, as well as distinguished studio guests. mustafa dzhemilov, the leader of the crimean tatar people, is in touch with us, mr. mustafa, i congratulate you, good man. the events of the day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart and caring people, espresso in the evening. now in espresso tv channel will host mark fegin, a figure of the russian opposition in exile, a well-known video blogger, ex-detat of the state duma, glory to ukraine, mark, glad to see you. glory to the heroes, i am happy to welcome all the viewers, congratulations anton. the attempt on ilya ponomarev, that's how

restrictions in movements, the destruction of homes and numerous detentions all contribute economic instability. time now for the social videos: first up, this was major piece of news, hamas, the palestinian authorities pa, fatah party and 12 other palestinian factions signed the chinese broker reconciliation agreement during meetings in beijing, which began on the 21st of july and ended on july 23. next, palestinian authority agreed to amend school's curricula as part of a 400 million euro eu fund. nataniau mentioned his plans of new curricula that rejected violence and extremism. the pa is literally working. hand in hand with israel to tear apart the fabric of palestinian society. next, the headline read israel may cut off palestinian banks from the global banking system next week, it said march of 2024, that didn't happen, but that is something that's still in the works. the fact that israel finance minister can do this to palestinian banks and the palestinian economy, well it tells you all you need to know about the system that palestinis live under in the west bank and in gaza. then with people

economic advisor gene sperling. now on the trail. consumer sentiment rising for the first time in five years. ndicator hits an all-time high. volume at the port of l.a. the executive director gene seroka will be with us this hour with analysis from her century to panel. rick davis and jeanne zaino are with us.

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even in tough economic times, which we are seeing some of now.ading products, and major enterprises really need them to be safe. and in compute i think we have a very compelling value proposition. you can provide better performance at a much lower price point. and when you can do that and help a major enterprise save money, this is a good time to be able to have that happen. ed: tom, strength in the areas you outlined, and then a little weakness in cdn, i would like to talk about what is happening in your industry overall. i think we start with crowdstrike. endpoint specialist, you, ddos. what was that week like for akamai? was there any positive reaper for you anyway you capitalized on what happened? tom: don't use that software ourselves, so there was no impact to akamai, and we helped our customers where we could, but that was at an area where we don't really do business. i think there were a lot of learnings for the industry as a whole. first, it really is clear. you just cannot be doing updates all at once everywhere in the world. most of th

you can't run these kinds of deficits and really in in good fist good economic times.rats blame trump administration tax cuts, but experts say problems started long before those went into effect. others, though, say those tax cuts would add nearly 2 trillion dollars to the debt over 10 years. it was costly. was regress of it did not pay for itself. republicans point fingers of the biden administration's american rescue plan for covid relief. 1.9 trillion dollars of totally unnecessary spending. but the non-partisan congressional budget office says congress only controls less than a 3rd of the budget and almost 3 quarters of mandatory spending goes to entitlement programs like medicaid and social security. they've been running on autopilot. some lawmakers say congress needs to get mandatory spending under control and then level with voters. neither side has been honest with the american people. lawmakers say at this point any solution will have to involve congress working in good faith across the aisle to get the debt down. reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. p