i was on that side of the empire, so i'd always thought that previous to... at the financial times that the big criminals in our world were the politicians on our screens, which is true, people like bush and blah buse that was politicized during the war to build up to the war in iraq, um... but you realize that they're they're the voices of the system, but they're not running it, there's a lot of interest, there's a lot of powerful powerful people, especially in the financial sector, which are impinging on government and making government do certain policies, which are not in the interest of people, it's not about national security that term that's often used, it's oft a lot of these foreign policy decisions and imperial decisions are made on in the interest of corporate power and and very very small elite of of finance, so um that's that and and the book really uh goes around the world trying to prove that point and i'd like to think it does prove that point because it go it goes into some of the background on how the system was essentially set up after the second world war but it

the head of the iaea will visit the kursk npp next week, the financial times reports. in an interview with the publication, rafael grossi emphasized that he takes the risk that the power plant could be damaged by an attack from ukraine very seriously. he plans to talk to the management of the npp to collect any evidence that it. has already been the target of an attack, the head of the iaea also intends to assess the state of the external power supply and access roads to station, mentioning the recent destruction of bridges across the river by ukraine 7. meanwhile , western media continue to analyze the inappropriateness of the kurdish operation, the same financial times reports that the defense of vysu in the donetsk region was left without shells of soldiers after the attack on russia. it is noted that although kiev does not comment on the losses, the invasion is already. costly. ukraine has lost at least 51 units of valuable military equipment. the publication adds that officers and infantry on the eastern front are also now facing even longer transfers without rota

you know, today the financial times published such an ambiguous publication, the journalist christopherrites that he spoke with the ukrainian military, and he writes that the ukrainian military. for the first time since ukraine received aid from the united states, it began to experience a shortage of ammunition, and according to the military, this ammunition shortage occurred just as resources were being transferred to kursk region. can you confirm or deny these reports? well , yes, of course there is a certain shortage of shells, although still, compared to what was, for example, six months ago, there is much more ammunition, although the shortage is felt. and it is felt very strongly, there is still a shortage of shells, and the front needs much more shells than they are given at the present time, it is somehow connected with the course operation, what do you think, in my opinion, well, i don't know, it is more probably related to our decisions commanders-in-chief, our agency staff, and those people who are involved in the distribution of these shells, i think that these moments are s

the commander of one of the ukrainian artillery brigades in eastern ukraine told the financial timest one of the reasons for the russian offensive was that kiev had transferred its meager resources to the north, ukraine also transferred. today marks exactly 2 years since the death of darya dugina, a political scientist and military correspondent who was killed on orders from the ukrainian special services, the car in which the girl was traveling was blown up, that's all. the investigation believes that the perpetrator of the terrorist attack ukrainian citizen natalia vovk, she entered russia with forged documents together with her daughter, used the child as a cover, after the terrorist attack she fled to estonia, like her accomplice, also a citizen of ukraine. daria is a true patriot with a clear civic position and a warrior, whose only weapon was the word, defending the truth, she was not afraid of anything, this is how she will forever remain in the memory of her family and friends. their memories, and also unique materials in the documentary film daria dugina, we are forever in t

the financial times writes about this. the publication believes that investors simply will not want to spend money on a platform that is now associated with a whole list of offenses. durov himself reported back in march that telegram was valued at $30 billion. the ipo was planned for the next 2 years, possibly in the usa. these were economic news. briefly. alfa investments are for money. we give up to 5,000 rubles. to everyone. open a free account. dad, we are ready, choose buy with convenient delivery by clicking on the megamarket. megamarket, school style. i wanted to open a deposit at 19%. it turns out you can at 21. i thought about opening a deposit in one bank. it turns out you can in different ones at once. for money , its own marketplace. it turns out? open a deposit with a rate of 21%. finuslugi, financial marketplace from the moscow exchange. pentalgin - means against. smartphone x6 pro for 28.99 + installment without overpayment. eldorado, the main expert on technology. are you going to take a mortgage? already m

the financial times newspaper writes about this, citing its sources.ng to them, brussels is deeply concerned. the fact that trump will introduce tariffs that are unfavorable for the european union, will stop funding kiev and supplying it with military equipment, and will also force zelensky to agree to moscow’s proposal to end the hot war. phase of the conflict, the relevant committees in the euroquarter have already begun to develop strategies on how to explain to their taxpayers that they will have to spend even more money from their wallets on ukraine without us support. in addition, the newspaper writes, european bureaucrats are frightened by the rhetoric of the former us president on relations with nato. we are talking about the possible withdrawal of states from the alliance, as well as punishment for those states that do not invest enough in the overall budget. let me remind you that now, according to data... condolences were expressed in connection with the death of ismail haniyeh, head of the hamas politburo. according to turkish laws, as jour

the financial times writes about this. publication believes that investors simply won't want to spend money on a platform that is now

ed, financial times of michigan who do you trust to handle the economy, joe biden always behind to donaldmp, sometimes, double digits. i know you were surprised as other americans were, that number for the first time in this long campaign between donald trump and either biden sore harris has shifted with the democrats ahead by one point. it's a statistical tie but, again, even that is a massive shift. >> yeah, it is. it's not as if there's been a dramatic change in people's economical fortunes in the last three or four weeks. it's the same economic economy when last lasted. it's down to the sense and energy, and dare i use joy that we're getting from the harris/walz campaign. as i say nothing has actually changed objectively, in terms of the economic numbers or people's personal finances in the last three weeks. what has changed is the mood. i think we had, i guess, a vibe session, while biden was president. people just were not prepared to look at their circumstances in an upbeat light. and now they are, all of a sudden. and that's, i guess in a nutshell, what's happened across the board

she is currently a ai editor the financial times in london, where she leads global coverage of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. her tedx talk about her personal data being sold by data brokers has been viewed by nearly 200,000 people online. she lives in london, but her heart remains in her hometown of mumbai. joining her in conversation is anna nicolaou. anna is an award winning journalist who writes about the business of entertainment. she is currently the us media correspondent for the financial times, where she oversees the paper's coverage of the world's largest news with a focus on how silicon valley has transformed hollywood. so without further ado, please join me in welcoming madame mehta an honor to the stage. hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining us. hi, mattu. hello. hello. hello. i'm so happy to be here with you. i assume they did an intro, but madhuri is one of our star reporters at the up to you and the first a.i. editor of the f.t. and i think we'll start off if you wouldn't mind matter her just reading a brief excerpt from your book. for th

the financial times also writes that the ukrainian defense is cracking. the main russophist of the german bild, julian rebke, is convinced that ukraine is about to lose an important point on the map - the city of pokrovsk. the columnists of the german publication do not believe that the f-16s so desired by kiev will be able to play a decisive role, because they arrived too late. similar conclusions are reached by journalists from china's global times. analysts say that f-16s alone will not change the situation on the battlefield. military analysts also noted that russia has the ability to respond to the deployment of f-16s, and this military assistance is likely to further exacerbate the russian-ukrainian conflict, weakening the already vague hopes for peace. according to the authors of the article, by starting to deliver f-16s, the united states has once again put its political interests above a peaceful solution to the ukrainian crisis, and kiev still has not understood that the west benefits not from ukraine's victory, but from continuing the conflict

this is the headline in the financial times and the article about it. in your opinion, how great the risk of that big war in the middle east really is now. how close did they come to this? well, you don’t need to be a very deep analyst, although it is advisable for everyone who takes up the discussion of middle eastern problems to understand a little what is happening here, but there is no need to be a very deep analyst in order to understand that the situation is extremely, extremely dangerous, we heard about these efforts undertaken in iran by european diplomats in contacts with other countries in the region, american representatives, you know, such a situation calls for restraint from those forces that have long declared their readiness for restraint, now these forces have been provoked , they are calling for restraint, but it is never too late, restraint is the right word, it is this approach that can, so to speak, extinguish the current flame, okay, let god, may these efforts of european and american diplomacy lead to a positive result. thank you v

markets have grown, this is a harbinger of a deep economic downturn, analysts of the financial timesstreet journal warn about this. panic of investors against the backdrop of the collapse of world stock exchanges may lead to a slowdown in global economic growth. investors are exaggerating the risks of a collapse of the world economy, but their fears may become a prophecy if central banks fail to contain the consequences of the sell-off. monday's market crash raises the risks of both a recession and a worse financial market catastrophe, but for federal reserve officials , the outlook may have to get worse to prompt a broader response. the market's slump, experts say, is also due to a decline in expectations for further growth in the artificial intelligence tech sector, which has recently been the engine of growth, and a contraction in the u.s. economy could question the further transfer of production facilities to the united states, which were previously located in third countries. such sharp fluctuations usually, of course, do not occur without a trace, because for some time in any c

one of the commanders of a ukrainian artillery brigade in eastern ukraine told the financial times thatne of the reasons for the russian offensive was kiev shifting its scarce resources north, his troops had to ration shells for their guns again for the first time since congress suspended u.s. aid to ukraine because ammunition was being diverted for the invasion of russia's kursk region. the washington post reports on the russian army's successful advance into the donetsk region, pointing to a possible weakness in ukraine's strategy, by moving forces to attack kursk, kiev left pokrovsk, a logistics hub at the intersection of two major roads in the east of the country, uncovered. the picture in the donbas looks rather alarming to me, what reserves are now unavailable in pokrovsk, but could have been there if the attack in the kursk region had not happened. is it the right choice to send forces to expand the front line, or would it have been wiser to hold back? röbke described the situation in the donbas for ukraine as catastrophic and sending soldiers to attack a neighboring country inst

experts interviewed by the financial times believe it to be the largest in europe.n up to 10% of the world's explored lithium reserves. however, over the past two decades , development of the deposit has not begun, all because of mass protests. two years ago , the serbian government even had to officially refuse to cooperate with rio tinto. all because of changed in july of this year. the constitutional court of serbia. overturned the government's decision, and the company promises to invest almost 2.5 billion dollars in the development of the field. serbia in terms of living standards, level of industrial development, it is actually literally at the tail end of european countries, just above romania, yes, the only problem is that romania is in the eu, yes, romania is the poorest country in the european union, here it is, it is in the eu, it has eu support. the government. in the form of investments, plans to export no more than 13% of raw materials, the rest the authorities expect to use it for the production of lithium batteries, which should appear in serbia itse

by the way, they have already launched their own investigation, which, as the financial times writes, will most likely show that the platform underreported the number of users in the eu, and therefore, all these years violated the obligation to share data with the european commission. emil mirsayev, news. all two, to shine with new headphones. smartphones well, don't pay right away installment plan plus cashback here are three benefits 7:2 installment plan plus cashback emvideo eldorado chief expert on magnet technology. titbit 599 dog treat. magnet - the price is what you need. formula adaptek takayama motor oil protects the engine, instantly adapting to any mode of its operation. takayama - adaptive engine protection. to take on business, do not wait for the right moment. the moment is always with you. the moment is for those who take on the business. you see business. with sber: open a free sberbusiness card, connect to the loyalty program sberbusiness thank you and get 10% cashback in bonuses for purchases with the card. sberbusiness. you can do even more with a credit card. apply

the financial times writes that new york, hours and taretsk have already been lost for the vsvu. however , even without the british newspaper, it is clear on donetsk na... confirms the liberation of ivanovka from the grodovka relocation. it is also reported that assault units of the russian army have consolidated their positions in toretsk and occupied the first multi-story buildings there. fighting is underway in the urban development of the severny and zhelezny districts. the situation is difficult for the ukrainian armed forces. on the solidarsky section of the front, tula paratroopers discovered a concentration of ukrainian armed forces manpower, after which a package of 122-mm shells from the grad mlrs was fired at the area. look what's happening at the front. this footage shows the combat march of the tikhoyansk fleet marines, towards the positions of ukrainian formations, under the cover of armored vehicles, assault units are breaking through to the enemy trenches on motorcycles. in the vanguard of the group of armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles , fo

according to that same financial times university of michigan poll, 42% say they'll be financially better off under a second trump presidency compared to just 33% who say the same about vice president harris. however, trump is losing ground there, too. back in july, 45% said they'd be better off under trump. well, just 35% said they be worse off. if you re takes the white house compared to 40%. now trump on truth social immediately on the defense posting kamala has no imagination whatsoever as shown by the fact that she played copy cat with no taxes on tips. that was news nation's only and usher asi reporting trump will sit down for an interview today with elon musk. >> before barnstorming through north carolina with his economic message. the harris was team is expected to do the same. and the battleground state of georgia. that's they will be going as well. let's talk about our weather forecast now. looking outside of kind of a foggy shot at sfo. kai was in the weather center with what's happening outside this week. yeah, take it a lake first of all, it's gorgeous. and i always love an o

this was reported by the financial times newspaper with reference to its own sources. ussels is worried about what trump will do if elected president, could impose painful tariffs on imports from the eu, end military and financial support to kyiv, and force ukraine to agree to end the war on russia's terms. the eu is also alarmed by trump's ability to implement his threats to withdraw the us from nato. the usa did not recognize the victory of the current president of the country, nicolas, in the elections in venezuela. maduro, secretary of state antony blinken said that in washington , the candidate from the united opposition, edmundo gonzalez, is considered the winner of the race in this south american country. in anthony blinken's published statement says that venezuela made mistakes during the processing of the ballots, errors and the announcement of the results of the presidential election, due to which the result of the vote did not reflect the will of the venezuelan people. his salary has not been raised for a long time. the self-proclaimed president of belarus ol

increasingly countries in the region are experiencing a shortage of funds for their own armies, so the financial times writes that britain is thinking about cutting defense spending because of a hole in the budget. a defense industry enterprise has requested a report on possible ways to save. the harvesting campaign in belarus is entering the home stretch. farmers have already collected 6,611 thousand tons of grain, including rapeseed. the region is leading in terms of growth, with only 5% of the area left to be processed. panamolot is ahead of the central region 1,785 tons of new harvest. 15 million in the bins of the grodno region here. the highest yield, added mogilev grain growers. the gomel region has 13% of the area left to harvest, farmers from the vitebsk region have threshed half a million. europe this year looks like it will be scraping the bottom of the barrel. in france , the largest grain producer in the european union , the lowest wheat harvest in the last 40 years is expected. the reason for this is abnormal rains. bloomberg writes about this. according to forecasts, production may fall

stuart: so, these stocks are not up because of this item in the financial times.n: despite it. so whose afraid of big bad wolf in a sense which be the regulators. meta is also responding to this too. stuart: and they are all caught up in this upside move of the morning. lauren: yes. stuart: for the entire day, don't know for the moment. lauren: warner brothers is the next stock that we're doing. warner brothers is down today in a big way because they wrote down the value of their assets due to uncertainty of fees from cable and satellite distributors. stuart: i don't know what we got on the screen. lauren: the meta statement, it's a very long statement both responding to this report and denied it. look at warner brothers down almost 12%. stuart: wow. lauren: the nba did not do a deal with warner brothers tnt. they did it with amazon. that blockbuster 11 year deal. stocks down big, because of that. stuart: i can understand that. what about warby parker, the glasses? lauren: look, glasses are cool again so they came out and raised their guidance for the year for sal

the financial times, recession fears ease as a robust retail sales raise us hopes for soft landing. and below, chat gpt surprises english speakers by providing answers in fluent welsh. the daily telegraph, the story at the top is of the 20 doses of keita man that killed matthew perry. the friends legend who gave a memorable interview tojeremy newsnight in 2013, you can look for that if you wish to online. dm plasma cash hand—outs and ukraine uses british tanks on russian soil in cross—border raid. that story is at the bottom of the daily telegraph, reminding me at least of the grim news cycle in which we live where that story is down there and search of the small print. how the rich ruin the art market in the times. 0ne ruin the art market in the times. one in ten a—level grades are top grade on record outside covid. ministers favouring unions over pensioners and harry and megan doing something. and a—level results highlight regional divide and a picture ofjoe biden back with kamala harris. that is it for tonight. us media say the talks in doha have been constructive. that's it for

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according to that same financial times, university of michigan poll, 42% say they'll be financially bettercy compared to just 33% who say the same about vice president harris. however, trump is losing ground there, too. back in july, 45% said they'd be better off under trump. well, just 35% said they be worse off. if you re takes the white house compared to 40%. now trump on truth social immediately on the defense posting kamala has no imagination whatsoever as shown by the fact that she played copy cat with no taxes on tips. >> that was news nation's elana schor. ozzy reporting trump is going to sit down for an interview today with elon musk before brainstorming in north carolina. he's going to be selling his economic message there. meantime, that team harris was they're going to be doing the same. they're also going to be the bell ground state of georgia. it's 8.40 and california lawmakers are considering a bill that would require. >> potential homebuyers. we're looking for a house. you would have to sign a minimum. the three-month contract with a real estate agency before you could be s

and the financial times is also looking at google and a secret ad deal to target teens.anel. anna foster is here tomorrow. until then thank you for your company. here tomorrow. until then thank you foryour company. good here tomorrow. until then thank you for your company. good night. hello, i'm tanya beckett. almost 500 people have been arrested in connection with the disorder, but police say the numbers are likely to go police say the numbers are likely to 9° up police say the numbers are likely to go up significantly. daniel sandford has our top story. shouting. missile! they were the worst riots in more than a decade. this footage just released show is the intense pressure officerss the intense pressure officers were under at the height of the riots in liverpool. withdraw! at times, they had to give ground... watch the flames! ..because the bombardment from fireworks was so fierce. bloody hell. had enough already. in london, an early—morning knock today as police raided the homes of those suspected of being involved in rioting last week. the tactic is to arrest peopl

according to financial times, someone from iran said that it is good for us not to respond for the time being, because waiting for death is more difficult than death itself, and i also think that there is a chance that they will wait for a few more months, and the americans will not be able to hold everything. their forces are here in the area of ​​months, this is an expense. they brought the planes and everything, i think there is a slim chance that they will wait another month or even two months, and then they will arrive. the arbaeen ceremony is the largest gathering of muslims with the presence of millions of pilgrims, and maintaining health against possible diseases is one of the main priorities of every pilgrim. iraqi people because of the enthusiasm of the arbaeen pilgrims. they use all their power to welcome pilgrims in a healthy way, but to protect your health, try to use bottled and sanitary water, packaged milk and buttermilk, and this too. remember that it is very important to drink eight glasses of water and suitable liquids daily. what foods should we eat? dried fruits and

the financial times reports not only maryana bezuglaya, that zelensky is really getting it for goingregion and essentially giving it to the russians. this is exactly the topic that will be discussed today in washington, between a pentagon representative. perhaps, the pentagon chief austin himself will show up at the meeting with the head of zelensky's office yermak and umerov. they are flying there right now. listen. many ukrainians celebrated the army's invasion of the kursk region on august 6, hoping that the gamble would force moscow to throw resources at a new front and turn the tide of the conflict in ukraine's favor, but the breakthrough of the front line in the strategically important donetsk region this week has provoked a backlash against the leadership in kiev. critics say ukraine's position has been weakened by the transfer of thousands of battle-hardened soldiers to the kurdish operation. by pokrovsk is one of two key rail and road hubs in the donetsk region, and its loss would threaten ukrainian military logistics throughout the region, according to a ukrainian analytica

also anna gross, political correspondent for the financial times you are there on the floor, i guess,e and there been days of build for the speech and she has a lot to live up to because this huge build that she's had. , , ~ because this huge build that she's had. ,, had. yes, but i think she's prepared if ou see had. yes, but i think she's prepared if you see everything _ had. yes, but i think she's prepared if you see everything that's - had. yes, but i think she's prepared if you see everything that's been - if you see everything that's been happening and i've been so lucky to be inside to watch the momentum. reflect back tonight when i was the youngest delegate here from the great state of texas and there's so much different with the enthusiasm you have all of these are this year, comes great entertainers and all of the energy that you feel which is exactly the shot and the under the democrats a been looking for and folks, i have not been this excited in a long, long time.— in a long, long time. social media and other followers _ in a long, long time. social media and other follow

the departure of its main competitors has only spurred the expansion, the financial times reported. american slb, formerly known as schlumberger , promised to stop deliveries of products and technologies to russia back in july last year, but the cargo continued to go by roundabout routes, the publication claims. as a result , the american company earned $1,650 million in russia in 2023. and india purchased russian oil for $2,800 million in july, importing more only china. china accounts for 47% of the total volume of exports from our country. new delhi is only 10% behind, in turn. russia currently provides 40% of india's need for oil imports, meaning it is its key partner. indian experts say directly that their companies are attracted by the competitive price of the russian grade of burals compared to brand. these were economic news, in brief. a member of the moldovan parliament calls for the official status of the russian language to be returned in moldova, and for chisinau's relations with the cis and the eurasian economic union to be restored, candidate for the presidency of the

i am a number of the financial times. i am thrilled to moderate this conversation. cambridge of the archives hand ambassador said earlier when the world watched the systems and essentially collaborated together, looking back on hundred and five years the writings when the world but in a different direction and the trajectory of protectionism and excellence punishment was disastrous consequences. the direction in which the world is going free market capitalism for granted and realizing is the president of all is so important that a politician. we have to ambassadors on the stage, both have been fighting for trade remark is for a long time who open for that and was around ten, 15 years ago. sliding back into protectionism and conflict in a way we saw 105 years ago. >> i am concerned, politics have changed and we need to figure out a way forward. one of his, to engage more broadly going forward but addresses weaknesses but also maintains strength. i guess i am concerned about trade-offs we tend to have about protectionism isolation and making those explicit. they can g

as previously reported by the financial times, the operator of the nord streams nordstream estimatedost of possible repairs to the gas pipeline at 1.2 billion 300 million dollars. and these are not the main losses. the main victim in europe was the ordinary european. immediately after. sabotage, inflation became double-digit, the peak came just in october of the twenty-second year, and even then these are average data, but much more visible and closer to the average resident of the eu, the rise in prices for products. in march of the twenty-third, at its peak, food inflation in europe soared by 15.5%. and this is not to mention the prices of electricity and utilities in general. if we take this period from october 2022 to... june 2024, during this period the european union and great britain imported about 580 billion cubic meters of gas in total, if we talk about a normal situation, yes, which could be in europe with gas supplies, then the average price in the last decade was about 200 dollars, it turns out that for this period europe overpaid for gas by about 270 billion. the global

israel , they look at it as a significant achievement, even a strategic achievement, according to financial times months . את כל העבר מתוךסים וכל, i think there is a slim chance that they will wait another month or even two months, and then they will arrive. amirabad region, it was evening here, the fighters had gathered, a song was coming , he was singing a kind of song, we were in a strange mood, we were all waiting for the operation. they have grown old and have come to mehran to record another saga. what is the purpose of traveling all this way? on they believe that age does not know a mission called awareness and enlightenment. in god's hope , we will help the oppressed people of gaza . the situation is the same, let's take pictures at the same time and interview them so that they can be preserved and broadcast on different channels. they say that by reflecting the unity of muslims in the arbaeen conference, they want to send a message to your friend and enemy, hamas, about the value and what is the cause of our victory. let's do and advertise. these films and reports that we prepare are def

catherine mann was speaking to a financial times podcast and warned that underlying price pressures andy remain strong. she's one of four policymakers who opposed the bank's decision this month to cut the uk interest rate from 5.25% to 5%. the latest uk inflation data will be published later this week and it's forecast they will show the rate rising after spending two months at its 2% target. a new report by the international labour organization suggests global youth unemployment is at its lowest level for 15 years. however, according to the un agency's report, not all regions have recovered from the impact of covid—19. the ilo says that for young people in the arab states, east asia and south—east asia and in the pacific region youth unemployment rates were higher last year than in 2019. disney's deadpool and wolverine made box office history on sunday, becoming the second film this year to have grossed over a billion dollars, with the first being inside out 2. the massive success of both these films will be a boost for disney, which had a string of losses last year. relative calm has

to me that this is generally incorrect information, i would really like the journalists of the financial timestions to comment on why, in particular, the president of the united states has a personal position regarding the ban on the use of atacoms in the territory of the russian federation and is blocking the use of a storm shelter on the territory of the russian federation, it seems to me that it would be more valuable to hear these comments, and in the end , together with ukrainian journalists, to conduct an advocacy campaign with the provision of this right, well, actually about... bloomberg wrote that if the kurdish operation cannot activate western partners and for them to lift restrictions on the use of long- range weapons, then the potential strategic benefits of this operation will be lost for ukraine, that russia will be on the way to conquest luhansk oblast and donetsk oblast, and we may have to agree to moscow's conditions there, here is the unexpected operation of kurshchyna, again, the western media wrote that earlier the west either did not allow such operations, or there... ask

cheryl: into financial times michigan poll finds 42% of voters will be in better financial shape under a second trump term compared to, let here is 33%. here is making a familiar proposal this weekend earning her a new nickname from president trump, copycat, let here is. >> when i get to office vernacular charge taxes on tips. >> when i am president we will continue our fight for working families of america and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers. cheryl: harris flip-flop again she had backed democrats push for $80 billion to beef up the irs that would include more audits on tip income. the biden harris administration rolled out of tip reporting system. it keeps service workers in compliance with irs it is voluntary. i want to bring up a more thing. the biden administration released what they're going to call time is money. the government effort to crack down on unfair business practices to save time and money the advertisement 1.7 trillion in the regulation. if you have president trump that cut regulation when he was president. >> i thought earlier in the show

. >>> san francisco bank chief mary daly telling "the financial times" she believes the fed needs toake a gradual approach to the lowers costs. the recent economic data have given her more confidence that inflation is under control. she pushed back on economists concerns that the u.s. is heading for a sharp slowdown that would need rapid rate cuts. meanwhile, chicago fed president austan goolsbee says it is not a guarantee the fed lowers this fall. >> i don't see tying our hands ahead of time when we got a lot of data coming in and everyone on the committee is going to speak their peace and it is a committee decision. >> goolsbee and daly's comments coming ahead of the fed's jackson hole summit later this week. contes contessa. >> bertha, thank you. >>> goldman sachs is lowering the odds the u.s. will slip into recession next year to 20% from 25%. goldman raised the forecast earlier this month after unemployment jumped to the three-year high in july. in a note in weekend, chief u.s. economist says goldman changed its stance mainly because of the economic data in august, cpi and joble

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financial times review found $84 billion worth of taxpayer-funded projects are in limbo putting the bidenic agenda in a lurch, something harris hopes to capitalize on on the campaign trail but while harris is flaunting her successes in the white house, she's trying to distance herself from it. >> she's proud of her economic agenda with president biden, putting 500 million jobs, four major economic bills passed, vice president harris is part of that strategy. you will hear us talk about her policies and her plans for the next 85 days of this campaign. >> reporter: people are waiting for specifics on what harris would do differently as publicans criticize her for keeping her policies a mystery. >> what she said in the past now that she's a candidate everything seems to be flipping. if she has no policy she has no position and no internal gyroscope how will she negotiate leaders like xi, vladimir putin, who is going to respect her? >> reporter: we are told vice president harris will roll out her economic vision in a speech on friday in north carolina and the only new policy we've heard from

without unnecessary noise, they return back, even according to understated data from the british financial timesre than 15% of those who moved abroad after the start of the svo returned to their homeland. the main reasons are problems with legalization and the lack of decent work. i graduated from university with honors, but i work as a cleaner. how did this happen? the fact is that 2 months ago my husband and i came to his parents in canada. and despite the fact that we both know foreign languages, we were not able to quickly get a good job. this video went viral last fall, because what its heroine faced is often. a classic scenario for emigrants, according to the financial university under the government of the russian federation from february of this year, due to lack of money, the inability to adapt to a different culture and the lack of developed infrastructure in the countries of relocation to russia, up to 50% of those who left returned, that is, up to 330,000 people in absolute numbers, in the countries of the western community there is no need for russia and in russians, moreover, they

moscow's reaction, this question has split today nato allies day, as reported by the british financial timesen. kiev's top diplomatic priority has been zelinsky's push to persuade washington and other western capitals to allow strikes on air bases and other military installations deep inside russia that are used to strike ukraine. the issue has divided kiev's allies. britain and france are seeking to allow ukraine to carry out such strikes while the united states and germany are opposed. why kiev's allies are so reluctant? in fact , the biden administration and german chancellor olaf scholz worry about the risk of escalation if western weapons are used against russia itself. ukraine and its more hawkish allies say washington and berlin have repeatedly cited the risk of provoking the kremlin to justify not sending precision missiles, tanks , and f-16 fighters to ukraine, but each time those weapons were transferred, moscow's threats came to nothing. yet washington persists. well, here the question arises: why is great britain not afraid of escalation, why is the same one who today again calle

day just for the lease of floating terminals for lng, but there are more serious losses, as the financial times previously reported, the nord stream operator estimated the cost of possible repairs to the gas pipeline at $1.2 billion. 300 million dollars, and these are not the main losses. the main victim in europe was the average european. immediately after the sabotage , inflation became double-digit, the peak occurred in october of the twenty-second year, and even then this is average data. here is much more visual and closer to the average eu resident, the rise in food prices. in march of the twenty-third, at its peak, food inflation in europe soared by 15.5%. and this is not to mention the prices for electricity and utilities in general. if you take this period from... october 2022 to june 2024, during this period the european union and the united kingdom imported about 580 billion cubic meters of gas in total, but if we talk about a normal situation, yes, which could be in europe with gas supplies, then the average price in the last decade was about $ 200, it turns out that during this per

the financial times notes that britain and france are calling for kiev to be allowed to strike at russian territory, while the us and germany are against such measures. the publications believe that zelensky can push his allies, but it will be difficult to do so. us policy is changing, albeit with some delay, as washington softened its position, first on tanks and then on long-range atakom missiles. the latest were used earlier this year to strike crimea. berlin also gave in regarding tanks, but stands firm regarding taurus missiles. by arming ukrainians, european countries were almost completely devastated. russia did not use it, the time has not yet come. natalia goncharova, news! vtb brings us rubles, cashback up to 25%. and plus one category of cashback for vtb transfers from other banks. vtb, everything will work out. millions. hunting, test your instinct. 100 lotto. there are many children's cards. and the most profitable is one. free children's card of alfa bank, with children get up to 7,000 rubles in cashback for purchases and money in games. not childishly profitable, alpha prof

that happened to them was for their own good, and the state had its own benefit, was freed from financial time for their maintenance. they had to work in the fields from early morning until late evening, without severance pay, there were no concessions for adopted children, as a rule. it is known that in the thirties of the last century, 20% of all agricultural work in certain... cantons of switzerland was performed by children under 15 years of age. lonely dark nights and hungry days haunt them in their dreams to this day por. now imagine that this form of social contempt will disappear in switzerland only in 1981. then bern ratifies the european convention on human rights and such a wild way of solving social problems will sink into oblivion. the story is tragic, it is really described in a lot of memoirs, memoirs, it. having grown up, many of these children filed lawsuits against the state for cruelty, deprivation of childhood and love. for many years in switzerland about child contractors and cruel. the trigger was an autobiographical novel it was not customary to talk about their treatmen