graduate school of business, no ears. what most analysts have found to help digital transformation is whether a company can develop the talents and skills of its employees. it turns out that if an organization does not deal with human capital, it loses the chance to attract new investors, and in the end. maybe not get into the digital future at all. do you agree that the topic of human capital today is becoming more and more relevant earlier. we they talked about human resources, and they considered a person as a resource for achieving some business indicators. it seems to me that now the paradigm has changed and now we understand that to obtain this result, even just to attract talent to your company. we need to invest in our employees, in their development and culture. it seems to me that the world is changing so much that if you have people in the company, then you do nothing with them , then, in principle, after some time it is no longer possible to be relevant to what is generally takes place in the world and therefor

irina arkhipova professor deputy dean of the graduate school of business. digital transformation analysts figured out is whether a company can develop the talents and skills of its employees turns out that if the organization does not deal with human capital. she loses the chance to attract. investors and in the end, maybe not get into the digital future at all? do you agree that the topic of human capital today is becoming more and more relevant earlier. we talked about human resources, yes, and considered a person as a resource for achieving some business indicators. it seems to me that now the paradigm has changed. and now we understand that in order to obtain this result, even just to attract talent to our company. we need to invest in both employee development and culture. it seems to me that the world is changing so that if you have people in the company, then you do n’t do anything with them, then, in principle, after some time it’s already impossible to be relevant, because everything happens in the world and therefore, of course, the company invest

beauregard was a recent graduate of temple university with plans to pursue business school $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction. especial auction over the weekend of late betty white's personal memorabilia. the item raking in the biggest hall was whites director's chair from the golden girls, and it's sold for more than $76,000. other items sold during three day event included her collection of show scripts and jewelry she wore on the show. the auction brought in $4 million for exceeding expectations. we knew this would happen, right? we love betty whrye loves you wanted her fans to have a piece of memorabilia from our shows baseball card go for like 10 million last week. i'm surprised your chair didn't go for a little bit chair should have went for more. okay now the story we've been talking about the bird. well sort of that fueled a wild brawl at a racetrack in martinsville, virginia. follow us here to nascar drivers got into a nasty fight. after an accident during qualifying race on saturday. andrew grady was captured on video throwing pun

of the investigative committee. there are more than 700 graduates. all with serious knowledge of not only secondary school subjects, but also with initial skills in law and pine businessurages them not to leave the agency system in the future, but to continue studying at the academy, where the best investigators for especially important cases are trained, if in 2017 year after graduation from the cadet corps at the academy of the department , only six students were admitted, then in 2022 already 94 people, that is, for the last 5 years we have seen a positive trend. in 2022, 204 young specialists graduated from the moscow st. petersburg academy of department. everyone now serves in the distribution of 66 regions of the country and even beyond its borders, for example, investigators work in the republics of donbass where a special operation is currently underway to protect civilians from nationalists. in addition, the chairman of the department, especially noted the work in the field of adaptation of children who arrived from the donets this year, 11 children from the dpr and lpr were enrolled in the research academy of the committee a few more people are planned to be

. >> beauregard, a recent graduate of temple university, remembered by friends and family for his compassion and aspirations to pursue business school. whit, authorities are offering a $20,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest. whit. >> disturbing video there. zachary, thank you. >>> we turn now to the tragic death of a high school football player in new jersey. freshman xavier mcclain suffered a severe injury during a game and died on wednesday. his devastated parents are now speaking out. here's abc's phil lipof. >> a high school football team in new jersey taking the field, with heavy hearts, without one of their own. the mayor of linden posting these pictures of 16-year-old xavier mcclain. >> i lost my boy. i lost my son. >> only 16. had his whole life ahead of him. >> norm and lisa mcclain feeling a pain no parent should. their 16-year-old son xavier suffered a severe injury in the second half of a football game in linden, new jersey, on september 9th. in the hospital for two weeks, he died wednesday. >> he was loved. he was in every sport, social, bright, gifted and talented. we're never going to see him gradu

trillion dollars according to the penn wharton model to pay the business school loans of medical loans of doctors. the higher education graduatecial security go bankrupt. so rather than attacking republicans who have called for some sort of entitlement reform to save social security they will get it go bankrupt and spend money on everything else and climate change and take air force one to vote for a few hours in delaware. good for them. >> the abortion issue front and center on the ballot in the mid-terms. some new legislation floated by senator graham this week heating up the debate further. california governor newsom is putting up billboards in red states telling women to come to california for abortions. alexandria hoff is live at the white house. >> good afternoon. there is some concern even among republicans that any new abortion legislation on the federal level serves to distract from issues like crime and inflation and gives democrats the opportunity to try to mobilize their voters using talking points like this. >> this is dystopian, handmade'stale. >> the voters don't want that. >> senator graham introduced a bill to

school for the nba. unfortunately, he missed his graduation because he was kind f busy chasing another ring. toda, ring. today, davison held a solo solo commencement for their most famous alarm in front ofde to his mom to finish his degree. the finals mvp also had his jersey, number 30, retired. he has come along way since he was late to his first practice in 2006. >> i don't know if i was confid, stubborn, or dumb, but i try to sneak into the workout about 10 minutes late and act like nothing happened. literally, right where coaches standing on the baseline, i snuck into the tunnel, trying to get the line, ran to get my clothes out before before i could even take a breath on the court, coaches like, get out. [ laughter ] >> this preseason, kyle shanahan preseason, kyle shanahan praised praised how far sherman had come come in tisophomore year. apparently, the improvement wast quite enough to keep him on the. the second running back struggld since being drafted in the third third round last year. he played he played in just nine games last season, rushing for 100 to seven yards. the move leaves sao with four running backs on their their 53 man roster. > >> one day after being released b

school helps businesses relocate , advises what exactly you do. please tell me, yes, that's it. thank you, andrii from the very beginning of the war , we are with colleagues, with graduates programs a-a we decided to start thinking about how we can help professionally help the business, you saw that they are moving, you saw that many of those crooks are in this process, but at the same time, when the business has moved, then resume work in place, especially if it is a small small business and e there are certain circumstances that influence it there , then restore it, and there are questions that did not exist before. yes, there is a change in supply chains or a change in sales chains, a change in the client is also very cool, this example with the guys from mariupol who felt, conducted research, felt what the market was and began to offer a product that they liked ah, but it happens that, for example, others think that it is possible to work there according to the old approaches, and all these old approaches do not work in the new place and, in general, they no longer they work on the business environment of changes. that is, we provided such consultations. now we are g

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of course, i sent you all the information by mail. so figure it out. so he graduated from a military school and served in aviation. after his father died, he retired and took over his businessman lives alone with seven children. no, but look at the photo. stunned brother, listen, well, then i'll go to the military registration and enlistment office, and you sent someone to the place of work aleksandrovich how is it for sale? our assets. i have prepared almost everything, the furniture factory will go to the third plant, though now the finished product. listen to why there is such a rush, if we slow down sales for 2-3 months, we will gain 30 percent more. i have to confess to you sergey petrovich unfortunately, i simply do not have this time. a month ago i was diagnosed with serious heart problems. the operation must be done urgently. to do this, you need to fly to munich and then undergo a long course of rehabilitation. so i'm just not up to business. got it. i think you don't look like yourself lately. in this life, sergei petrovich, nothing can be predicted. by the way, you can keep 10 percent of the proceeds for yourself . i already signed. thank you vadim aleksandrovich

of her mother. i was having the home foreclosed on alan had graduated from harvard business school was back in california. she asked alan to investigate it and alan said, you know, it's too late to do anything but lou found a way for some anonymous funding to be given to help the woman find a place to live. these are things that just would never see the light of day if we weren't researching lou and her life when she passed away her family pulled open a desk drawer and they found countless numbers of checks of people who knew that she had given them money and they were size. they were trying to pay her back. she never cashed them. so the extent of her private philanthropy is probably never going to be known. probably not even to some of the people who received it. again. this is a woman who does it has not gotten her do and i hope that i'm doing a little bit this this afternoon to do her justice. so i'm going to wrap this up and say okay. well, you know, you can say to me annette, you know, she's done all these tremendous things. why do we not know more about her what's going on here? well part of it is

business practices. she began as a public defender at the legal aid society end is a graduate of lehman college at howard university school of law. let's welcome ag james, please. [applause] next, minnesota attorney general keith ellison . sworn in as minnesota's 30th attorney general in 2019, ag allison is the first african-american and first muslim american elected to statewide office in minnesota. before becoming ag, ellison represented minnesota's fifth district in congress, where he focused on consumer, worker, environmental and civil rights protections. as ag, he championed affordable health care, a fair economy and equal opportunity. he opposed a new rule revoking legal status for immigrants who access public assistance, created unit which focuses on investigating and prosecuting abuse of workers and wage theft as well as filing lawsuits against opioid manufacturers. last year, ellison and his team successfully prosecuted former police officer derek chauvin for the murder of george floyd. welcome, ag ellison. [applause] next to ag ellison we have connecticut attorney general william tong. [applause] ag tong is the

school graduate. there was a time when railad workers had the ability to do what is called mark off. if you are brakeman, conduct, engineer, take a week or two off to take care of business, get some rest, enjoy a new romance, go to flora. we lost all that. now it is lean and mean. they do not want one more work on the payroll than absolutely necessary. so we lost the right to be able to work when we want and not when we don't want toork,nd that has been getting more and more resictive with the passing years. we have never had sick time. until recently, it was not really an issue because the right to work when you wanted to and not when you didn't want to was considered one of the perks and benefits of a railroad job and the operating craft. that has gone away completely and been rlaced by harsh attendance policies. and this trend has accerated particularly under the new operating planned that has most all of the big class run railroads and its grips right now, which is this thing called precision schedule raioading, which is just a fancy way of saying lean anmean productions, we're going to cut mainnance, cut costs, cut staffing, and otherwise do whatever we can to pump

graduate of the school for the survival of military journalists on the basis of the russian special forces university, is he present in chechnya? thank you, igor alexandrovich, you excuse me, it's none of my businessr nastya for me. well, can i help you with something? everything will work out, now such technologies are doctors of medicine. it is to be hoped that it is right to hope. well , you eat before it gets cold. and then i'll put all the goulash ekaterina ivanovna said that you love it very much, and i made it according to her recipe. try tell me if it worked or not. igor alexandrovich ekaterina sergeevna taught me how to germinate violets in a week, imagine you are sure to show it, she will be happy, goulash. you haven't even eaten a spoonful of anything. ekaterina sergeevna said that goulash. this is the first dish fed you, it's true. and when did you prepare it? the hostel came running to the smell of the dorm floor . you lived in a hostel. you are just a dorm. please, thank you. oh sorry katyushka. sorry. sorry what are you doing here. this is nastya's sister, who sits well, but you, too, come down to eat, because ira cooks very tasty. well, at least igor likes her cuisine and character