the military department signed a corresponding agreement today with the financial university under theent and the st. petersburg state university of economics. both universities. prepares highly qualified specialists in the field of economics and finance, many specialists who graduated from these higher educational institutions continued to serve, including in military organizations, so it would be on behalf of the minister of defense , a lot of work was done to organize a training program for specialists in the interests of the armed forces of the russian federation, and today we have a big event, we have gathered to sign a program for organizing the training of officers requests and civilian... about what advantages the new program provides, the deputy minister defense tatyana shevtsova today told students of the financial university under the government. now, in addition to the civilian one, they will also be able to receive a military registration specialty. interest in the program is already very large, both among students and among participants in a special military operation. no

the military department today signed an agreement with the financial university under the government state economic university. both universities train highly qualified specialists in the field of economics and finance. many specialists have graduated from these higher educational institutions. continued to serve , including in military organizations, therefore, on behalf of the minister of defense , a lot of work was done to organize a specialist training program in the interests of the armed forces of the russian federation. and today we have a big event, we have gathered to sign the organization’s program. training of request officers and civilian specialists, well, just about what the benefits of the new program for the minister of defense tatyana shevtsova told students of the financial university under the government. now, in addition to civilian qualifications, they will also be able to obtain a military registration specialty. there is very great interest in the program, both among students and among participants in a special military operation. ability to concentrate in a cri

moscow state university, financial university under the government of the russian federation, st. te university, vtb actively cooperates with higher secondary educational institutions throughout the country. deputy president, chairman vtb management georgy gorshkov emphasizes that working with both students and teachers is one of the important areas of the bank’s development. this is not only 1,300 students and teachers who... more than 440,000 clients from all over russia come here per month, this is 19% of remote support traffic, more than 400 employees, most of them are young specialists, students. artyom is 23, he graduated from samara korolev university, studied at the institute of economics, and now leads his team of twenty-five employees, he says that at first he even thought about leaving for moscow, but he is glad that in the end he stayed in his hometown . honestly, at first yes. when you just graduate from university, you think that moscow is exactly the place where you should come and where mountains of gold await you, but after working here for a large amount of time,

mgu, mgimo, financial. university under the government of the russian federation, st. y, vtb actively cooperates with higher secondary educational institutions throughout the country. deputy president, chairman of the board of vtb, georgy gorshkov, emphasizes that working with both students and teachers is one of the important areas of the bank’s development. this is not only 1,300 students and teachers who receive their scholarships and salaries from vtb bank, but this, of course, is also the availability of the best educational content in the country, the best educational programs for those students, graduate students or our clients who want to improve their skills, without moving their city online as part of a vtb bank subscription, and we believe that this is very important, both for professionals and for entire families who want to ensure good future for their children, now from the far eastern federal university alone. more than 100 graduates work, many completed internships and internships in various departments of the bank, arina zhivaeva also participated in su

university of kent faces financial _ is quite stressful. cial challenges. 58 jobs and ten courses are at risk. we want to jobs and ten courses are at risk. - want to find graduates who are willing to take these courses so we are looking to stock some of those, we will teach out so people should not be worried they will not be able to graduate. not be worried they will not be able to graduate-— not be worried they will not be able to uraduate. ., :: :: :: , .,, to graduate. more than 13,000 people have sinned to graduate. more than 13,000 people have signed a — to graduate. more than 13,000 people have signed a petition _ to graduate. more than 13,000 people have signed a petition against - to graduate. more than 13,000 people have signed a petition against the - have signed a petition against the proposals. the university of kent as none of will impact current students. you're live with bbc news. now to the us and a story which features allegations of corruption, interference from russian spies and the son of a president biden right in the m

financial. the university donated tablets to the hospital today.ditional partner and russia's most important ally in latin america. the head of our foreign ministry announced this today during his working visit to liberty island. lavrov is already in havana held negotiations with his cuban counterpart. at this meeting , the prospects for cooperation in the trade, economic, scientific and technical spheres were discussed. a special place in relations between the two countries is occupied by the joint fight against sanctions. illegal trade, economic, and financial blockade of cuba by the united states, we consistently advocate for the immediate cessation of this shameful practice and for its exclusion. cuba is on the american list of so-called state sponsors of terrorism. the absurdity of this situation is obvious to everyone, except, probably, those who run the show in washington. sergei lavrov also spoke about a specific manifestation of economic cooperation between moscow and havana. in particular, our country provided the island state with two lo

generally think that we are paying little attention to humanitarian knowledge in vain, here at the financial universityall business, i am also pleased that the president has focused on small medium-sized businesses attention, and in general it must be said that they haven’t forgotten about business either, because when we talk about... he will have to do it, but nevertheless he must understand some kind of horizon, and as a person related to energy, of course, drew attention to social gasification, that this is an important story, the president and the president intends to continue, because yes, here is the key story with the fact that some legal issues really arise there, for example, with the same six hundred square meters and gardening partnerships , which, which, which they just don’t hit it. for the participants of the svo, as the president said that not only to the border of the site, but also to the house in their case, it will be carried out, so we also heard all this, advertising on the first channel, what happened is not my fault, it is also my fault . only you and i are to blame not for the

the financial participation of universities in this plan is 20% , 10% of which will be from propertyuisition credits and 10% from dedicated income. some users of cyber space this week started building thousands of dreams. married who are students for a long time waiting for it, referring to the importance of the married dormitory , another user on his own page has shown some of the achievements of the family support law, payment of loans for having children, 90% coverage of infertility treatment insurance, the approval of the right to children and family, the construction of a married dormitory. one of them wrote: that one of the news the promising thing i heard was that the construction of several thousand married dormitories will start soon, and married students no longer have to worry about dormitories. another user wrote that he built 54,000 residential units for elites and university employees, which was promising news. another user wrote on his personal page: to provide water to 26 cities and 1000 villages in khuzestan province , the government opened the ghadir water supply pr

forget all about education from a horror can marriage among three key pillars doing well financially today university up from traditional to their families looking at the patterns colleges the students tend to be more progressive in terms of that, things like marriage and family tend to benefit from coming from a married family. by contrast, you look at young adults in general, only one into of young adults across the country are from these intact married families so that is a pattern. >> about what you wrote, kids today, students, they talk left but walked right. what you mean? >> what i'm saying is not just these elite kids but even their parents and more generally journalist and executives from hollywood moles, often will basically discount the value of marriage and deny importance to celebrate family diversity in the public but in the privacy of their own home, they are stably very clearly a fairly traditional life. >> military is a template in some respects, how? >> a lot of people think government can do nothing to strengthen marriage but we see from the record that people who served in the mil

this has more to do with financial institutions and universities, that is where tax payer dollars will that have millions in endowments and financial institutions we have bailed out. loans are atrocious interest rates and they are preying on young people. my son will go to community college or earn a scholarship. he is pretty smart. >> emily: it is a joke our president is modeling bucking the law when trump makes a joke about being a dictator and up in arms. he can buck it for real with our tax dollars and we are supposed to be okay with that? he thinks extinguishing debt it will not get absorbed in the supply chain. biden is worried about cancelling debt and ignored families who need to pay for college. buying votes is okay if are a democrats. >> harris: i'm afraid of people who did not go to college and are bailing them out. earnings of people are well into six figures. >> jessica: i've always been skeptical about this on the merits of it and a lot of democrats do feel this way. when you look at some categories of people being helped, some deserve it. new rules for people with disabi

i teach a course on financial economics at university, at the beginning of the semester, none of my students up to serve in the reserve. they were all mobilised. guess what? as basically the months went by, most students are no back full—time. from that point of view, the big shock is probably behind us. in the market is generally backward looking, so i would argue for the most part, unless things go terribly wrong between now and who knows when, i think the situation is a stable one. lets look at the warning from the imf of a wider implication for the rest of the global economy. what do you see is happening with regards to that? , ., ., , , ., that? there is no doubt, there is no doubt what — that? there is no doubt, there is no doubt what is _ that? there is no doubt, there is no doubt what is going _ that? there is no doubt, there is no doubt what is going on _ that? there is no doubt, there is no doubt what is going on in _ that? there is no doubt, there is no doubt what is going on in the - that? there is no doubt, there is no doubt what is going on in the red . doubt what is going on i

i called the next one of my friends, the professor of your university and his financial situation was good. he was in class. he came out. he said what? i said this is the story. he said i will give 12 million . i called the doctor who wanted this. he is a very knowledgeable and good doctor. be in khuzestan province. i spoke. well, it was our first call. he expressed his kindness to me. he told me how he was when you called . you called me. i won't take 12 million . i will pay for my hospital. oh, i called these two . the first gentleman said, well, i put 5 million besides, for another operation, if he needs the second one, i also said that you are a good partner in this work , mr. khoo. the following week, a gentleman came with his daughter. this girl has had so much surgery done on her face. and do this in tehran. we were invited to do this in one of the private hospitals in tehran. i had done something here . i had bought a two-story unit with the 100 million i had paid. i was in a hospital and saw their condition i did it, we kept it here , i told our office manager that i am busy

they have lost their dream because they wanted to do it absolutely. universal, meltdown, the american financial system is rock to its foundation, the giant bank crumble stocks plumet, nightmare on wall street, aig fights for its life, blood on the floor, armegatton, category five test of our financial levies, and he it continued to bring this death on all other people, that is modernity, this is poison that is... contagious disease, deadly disease, that is modernity, let me add to it, oh over the whole duration of the iraq war and the terror war, you look at the world stock markets and you look at the world economy, and despite these horrible pockets of unrest and killing and murdering that we've been describing, it's never been better, the global economy has never been better and the global stock markets have never been better. jimmy, it is either a god given miracle, or it has something to do with the victories of the spreading world of capitalism, we're both. good evening, a long year has passed since enemies attacked our country, and we will not allow any terrorist. or tyrant to threaten ci

sir , we have article one of the law of permanent decrees, we say that universities are independent. for example, in financial matters, i don't know about their transactions and such, but look at our universities in terms of scientific affairs different institutions are making rules for them, that is, the independence of the ritual that should be there is not the ritual itself that the university should have. by the way , i believe on this basis that the fields that were mentioned, such as accounting, philosophy, and these, by the way, should be in state universities should provide good quality education, even the basic sciences, and one of the reasons you say is that our non-state universities may not be able to show themselves very well in these areas. we should have an independent university scientific association. be that i think of you in different ways our country. this is weak. the fact that the universities are state -owned has led to widespread supervision, for example , by the administrative court of justice, on many of the scientific, educational and research activities of our universities. educate

universities have an article of permanent rulings, we are saying, sir, that universities are independent in, for example , financial affairs, i don't know their transactions and such, but you see, our universities are setting rules for them in terms of scientific affairs , which means that they do not have the ritual independence that the university should have. and philosophy and this by the way, these should be taught in public universities in a good quality way, even the basic sciences, and one of the reasons you say is that our non-governmental universities may not be able to show themselves very well in these fields. we should have an independent academic community, which i think is weak in many ways in our country. the fact that the universities are state-owned has caused widespread supervision, for example, by the administrative court of justice, on many of the scientific, educational and research activities of hamon university. so, look, you say that we should come and look at what field let's give some more. the private sector should teach them, not see them. now, the private sector , because it is private

we increased financially and made the state colleges and universities more of a role to our smart, hard-working massachusetts students. but this is what our work is supposed to be about, bringing health and hope to those that we serve. i still think of the grieving families we met at the home that lost loved ones to covid. after one of the worst chapters in our history, we were determined to do right by our heroes. the legislature provided a plan and funding. the foundation delivered and we delivered our veteran services, u.s. army reserve to get the job done. [applause] in august we broke ground on a new state-of-the-art facility that will provide us care, our veterans to serve and in december we opened an equally beautiful veterans home in chelsea. we've started a new chapter and we will never let our veterans down again. now let's past the hero act and make sure all of our veterans get all the services that they've earned. [applause] we've also faced some unexpected challenges. not proud of the way massachusetts stepped up with compassion and solutions. to the influx of testing states all ac

this area, and i wasn't planning on doing it, but i had access to 13 of the masters of the universe financiallyhad already interviewed ray dalio and carl icahn of warren buffett. but these are the people in private, and as you probably know, they produce 20% compounded returns. the very best in the businesin s decade after decade versus five, six, seven, eight, nine. so you're tripling the paceachiv at which you can achieve things. soe things i'm going to do 30%.w so i interviewed him. half the book is the interviews with him. but there is new abilities. the average person doesn't understand alternative investments when the stock doest drops, they don't drop as much because they don't have to sell. their money is tied up invest. can when it goes up, they can sell it. they have a lot of advantages. and so the wealthiest institutions, pension funds, very ultra wealthy people have made 46% of their money goes into this. only 29% of the stock market. >> so, tony, you're telling megt i have to start investing in hedge funds? you know, not i talk about risky. yeahm , i'm not talking about hedge funds

. >> earlier this week university of texas was on our program and the argument for financial operationsing harvard slavery including empire cotton and ebony and ivy, so many interesting important books. the price. pound of flesh on racial slavery and so many others we think about slavery, centrist labor of black people who produces the wealth, who were used as mortgage securities, provide global investment where everything from harvard university to banks and businesses, black people, we created the first financial instruments that hedge funds and venture capital not just united states but across and around the world. this is proved with dreams of evidence. the fact that we don't want to talk about that and want to talk about that, he opened up a pandora's box but it shouldn't be a box of negative, there are reparations for groups in the past including preparations for the holocaust and those things for correct, morally good from a correct choice. >> is talking about his ancestors when he says we but the time has passed. talk about the holocaust, japanese, you're talking about people in

university to banks and businesses. black people created the first financial instruments that lead to private equity and hedge funds and venture capital. not just in the united states but around the world. this is demonstrably proved with reams of evidence. first of all is the fact we do not want to talk about that. we do not want to talk about that. once you talk about that you open up a pandora's box. it should not be a pandora's box that is negative. there has been reparations for other groups in the past, including reparations for the holocaust, those things were correct. those were the morally correct choice. jason -- host: jason hill? guest: he is right but he is talking about our ancestors. unfortunately the time has passed for that type of reparations. when you're talking about the holocaust and japanese, you're talking about people where you can point to the damage. there have been families in mississippi whose properties were confiscated from them and they could show through the unfair laws that were part of the jim crow system that their lands were confiscated. they were entitled to reparations. that is the

the university of kent is facing financial challenges. 50 jobs and ten courses are at risk. 58 jobs andndergraduates who want to take some of these courses. at the university we are looking to stop recruitment on some of those. we will teach out of course so current students should not worry that they will not be able to graduate. more than 13,000 people have signed a petition against the proposals. the university of kent has said that none of its plans will impact current students. for more stories across the uk had to be bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. here in the uk, companies have been told they should make workplace attacks against muslims have trebled in the past months. just talk us through what the numbers are. it is a considerable _ through what the numbers are. it 3 a considerable increase. we are talking about 2000 tax that were recorded in the last month since the october seven attacks. it is really 0ctober seven attacks. it is really a huge number. the people that record this say it is the largest jump record this say it is the largest jump that has been record

the first ceremony of surveying the financial literacy of iranians was held today at the university of tehran. yes , cross-border crowdfunding was announced through otc, based on this resolution, cross-currency crowdfunding for the launch or development of cross-border export projects and technology. will be. providers of financial resources are also foreign investors with trading licenses. the maximum amount that can be provided through currency crowdfunding for each project is equal to one million dollars. also based on this illustration. the product must have the permission of scientists from the scientific vice president or technologists from science and technology park. the basis for calculating the exchange rate for determining the fee and the rate of the dollar bill is the gold and silver exchange center or its equivalent for other countries. depository company of the center of securities and liquidation of funds in the agreed market. farvars iran was inserted. the symbol of this deposit company and its group auxiliary activities to financial institutions are intermediaries. wit

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the system wide director of financial aid for the cal state university system. thank you so much for being here . as we just talked about, boy, the rollout has been plagued with delays and unfortunately continue. what kind of effect is this having on students and their families? thank you for having me here today. >> um, what we're seeing is that students are getting very stressed and their families are getting very stressed because they're not able to determine their financial aid awards prior to determining which school they're wanting to attend. so we're doing everything in our power to work with these students and their families. we've been in constant contact with the us department of education and the california student aid commission to see what kind of things can we can do for these students to alleviate their stress. one of the things that the csu has done is that we have extended or moved our intent to enroll deadline until no earlier than may 15th. so we did move it two weeks. so to give students more time to evaluate their financial aid awards, um, p

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have expertise or education in most of the topics where he asserts it and almost universally, he or his foundation has financial in the public policies. he endorses as gates is someone, who often stands to gain financially or his private foundation does from the advice he gives. that fact alone makes him a terrible messenger on just about any. for everyone here tonight concerned about vaccine hesitancy. are you not concerned that bill gates is interminable efforts to play expert might actually have the effect of driving such in moment of a public health crisis like a pandemic should it be a software geek whose foundation has far reaching financial ties to vaccine companies giving? prime time advice on public health. we can't blame gates as a sole driver of vaccine hesitancy, but he's not helping to. when the gates foundation aggressively uses its vast wealth to buy influence over the news media, the scientific discourse and, political debates very often in opaque ways, it is begging the wider world to simply speculate and to theorize as to what its real ambitions are. why this mega foundation is so deeply secre

industrials are within 5%, jim, 52-week highs >> before we go to industrials and financials, can we broaden the universe to equal weight s&p 500? it is up 2.6% year to date. >> fix your mic. it looks like it's about to take a nose dive. there you go >> i hope that doesn't bode well -- >> it's live tv. >> we're not calling the mic nvidia that's the average stock experience through the first seven weeks of the year. that's pretty good we would be applauding that if it were not for the fact the nasdaq is up 6.3% during that time frame that differential of 3.7 percentage points was twice that two weeks ago so there is a broadening going on right now and it should happen in the industrials and financials, in my opinion here is why. we know this is the year the spending from the chips act, the i.r.a. act and infrastructure act of 2021 are really set to hit, so that's going to need financing from banks, earth moving equipment and all sorts of industrials, transports, et cetera those sectors should be performing well. there are fundamental reasons to perform well >> 50% of those stocks are within 5%. let me get

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were sold as government surplus and financial institute are not financial institutions educational institutions. colleges and universities under the under the rules of the auction were entitled a 90% discount on the winning. so circus girl went to auburn university. for $100. georgia o'keeffe was sold for $50. so all of these pictures were sold for a fraction of of what they were actually worth, which is which is a shame. i just want to tell i'm going to go to the next slide. i wanted to show the artist here, yasuo kuniyoshi, who who painted? the picture circus girl resting. and a little sidebar in the book is his story which i found really interesting so he was born in japan in 1889, when he was six years old, he moved to the united states. he wanted to learn english and, then go back to japan and be translator. but he ended up in los angeles. he attended a public. his teacher saw him drawing, said, you're really good. you should, you know, take some classes. he took art classes in los angeles and then moved to new york and began his career as an artist. and he was very successful artist. he was one of the four american

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higher education for the federal university project. technological entrepreneurship thanks to this project over 2 years, 442 student startups of the republic received financialion each for the creation of their high-tech businesses. dear, i would once again like to thank you for all the measures of federal support, scientific and technological development of the country, i assure you that all the tasks for... the master's degree, how do you like the new opportunities, the university? i am very impressed, when i arrived in russia, i did not expect that i would study at such a university, everything here is so accessible in terms of conditions, starting with the room in which we live and from the very educational building in which we study, and we can also play sports in our sports complex, the convenience is that we have all our... no matter what they say about hydrocarbons, what would not talk about the need to develop alternative types of energy, but this must be done and we in russia are doing this without any doubt, we will continue to do this, but from hydrocarbon energy, of course, it also needs to be improved, we need to think about how it will be as c

today on the floor, we did speak with noelia gonzalez, the systemwide director of financial aid for the cal state university system. she explained. who is being affected the most. >> it is our lowest income students, first gen, who are facing these barriers in the greatest numbers, and we want to make sure that they understand that we know their pain, we understand their frustration. many of us who work in financial aid are also first gen students who receive these programs. and so we want them to know that we're with them, and we are fighting for them with both the state of california and the department of education, both the uc and csu systems moved their intent to enroll deadline by two weeks to allow students more time to look at their financial aid before picking their college. >> a little bit of rain hanging out in the bay area. the heaviest stuff looks like it's gone through, but it will be damp throughout the evening hours. how's it work into tomorrow? i'll have that forecast plus a look at the five day. >> let's go now to ktvu. alex savidge with a look at some of the stories we are working on for w

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earlier today on the four, we spoke with noelia gonzalez, the systemwide director of financial aid for the cal state university she explained who is being impacted the hardest? it is our lowest income students, first gen, who are facing these barriers in the greatest numbers and we want to make sure that they understand that we know their pain, we understand their frustration. >> many of us who work in financial aid are also know first gen students who receive these programs, and so we want them to know that we're with them and we are fighting for them with both the state of california and the department of education in both the uc and csu systems move their intent to enroll deadlines by two weeks to allow students more time to look at their financial aid before picking their colleges historic job in major league baseball. >> coming up tonight, we are one on one with the oakland a's new play by play announcer jenny cavnar. also a break in the rain tonight as well as tomorrow as we give you this live look out at the oakland estuary. >> but come this weekend, things will be changing rapidly. chief meteorologist

colleges and universities will now not receive students applications for federal financial aid known as fafsa, at least until early march, which these republicans worry will also delay offer letters. many students may forego college because they don't know that they can afford the education department says the delay allows it to fix an error and how it calculates student eligibility for aid. but the top republican on the senate education committee, louisiana senator bill cassidy argues the biden administration has had years to get this right. this is a clear failing of the department of education, iowa senator joni ernst stresses any uncertainty with the new faster forms hurts first generation college students the most no more delay department of education. we need to get this straightened out right now. the government accountability office just launch an investigation into the world out of the new fasfa. >> after dozens of republicans joined this group to push for one the house's top democrat leader hakeem jeffries says congress should help resolve any problems. we should take a loo

this efficient state financial assistance any in-state public colleges and universities are technical colleges. students at private independent historical black colleges and universities will receive an additional $20 billion for tuition grants and assistance. recently we learned that commission on higher education approximate one or $51.7 million and a surplus lottery funds that had not been used for college scholarships. my executive budget recommends allocating an additional funds for green space grants are to payl for extra semester up scholarships. these one-time funds should be used to incentivizeze students o complete their undergraduate degree and enter a workforce as soon as possible. my executive budget also provides $44 million in help and safety upgrades that are for your comprehensiveur institution two-year branch campuses of university of south carolina and technical colleges. in addition i am proposing 34 million-dollar appropriations of campus infrastructure resiliency is the medical university of south carolina. 878 million installed with the college of veterinary $ m

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