new york. er, well, new york, let's say london new york. this is paris new york. yes, it's 5.000 somewhere. there are 400,500 km. so why was 144 made. this is moscow-khabarovsk, first of all it is 6.200. porto orthodromic fractions are korchagi. the distance between these. with two points it turned out that this is the milestone, 5,000 and a half. e significantly affects the design further, if you will be this one . you need to go more than five and a half thousand. yes, you will have to fill in disproportionately more fuel to make an airplane under this range more, because it will eat up fuel on takeoff, in climb. uh, due to the already increased weight, it will eat. so it turns out a significant deterioration in performance. here are the ranges . here at ranges of more than 1.500 km. so, that is, our task was more difficult; we made an aircraft at a range of 6.200. an airplane was made in khabarovsk. well, the meaning was clear. yes, khabarovsk was then such a far eastern hub, yes, from which he was already quickly transported to moscow. uh, passengers. here uh. so, that such a thing is s

long the government have known about this before leaving them to save the full rece august era. london, new york is celebrating 50 is if it pope the music style to them sits in many wellness the rapids are returned to perform the commemorate the place where i don't want to get out of the service christmas. leave me reports from you, the legends of hip hop celebrating the 50th anniversary, the music in the same way. it started with a party in the bronx, new york public enemy. the group that rose to prominence in the eighty's with this political messages performed with others for free in this public park, calling art forms, humble, beginnings, government and the, and the city left that area for did a long and the people were. and it's gone like even when the expressway to your place, like the bronx column is right over there. and when the city left the people for that, either those answers roles, the problem spark, you need to part in some legendary rapp. battle was back in the day, but says the music at its core is about building community to know that we can finish this thing. to note that we wo

new presidents receive a warm welcome of the london in new york. our guy is one affecting countries that it recognizes taiwan as the southern nation. the trip has on good china, which says it is prepared to respond forcibly to protect. let's go to integrity. lie outline has plans for the trip. i had office flights to new york. during this visit, i will talk with leaders from other countries. i will meet with delegations from like mind to countries so that the international community understands that taiwan is a country that believes in democracy, human rights and freedom, and also actively participates in international affairs. i will show you the weld the efforts we have made in for saving piece in the, in the pacific region. so why is china so angry about the strip? i asked the correspondent james tate in type i as well as he mentions high. one says, this is an unofficial transit life, as he mentioned is on his way. it's a power guide. so it's, and the new gratian sorry, many of the new president's paraguay being one of the tie ones, 13 remaining

to forbes, paris ranks fourth in the world in the number of rats after the indian denshot of london and new york in the city of 6 million rodents three times more than people. it is impossible to state neither briefly, inaccessibly, not in french, so the column of classical german philosophy xix-xx spoke about his opuses centuries, the idealist was inspired by the works of kant and led the world to his absolute idea, appealing to his knowledge, believed that the spirit is primary and mothers are secondary, thanks to the polemics of the author of the dialectical method, marxism, positivism and existentialism gained strength, the rector of the classical gymnasium in nuremberg and after the university of berlin, the author resounding quotes. history repeats itself twice, first as a tragedy, then as a farce. a practical confirmation of other theses of the thinker was the marshmallow experiment . a psychological trick was tested at stanford in in the 1970s, students were given a choice of either two treats at once or the whole box, but an hour later the results correlated with the successes and the s

here in hong kong, in london, new york, it will be one of the biggest events, if not the biggest of the and in capital markets. you saw our story of banks that want to make sure this deal gets done properly. it will send a big message to every capital market globally, and hopefully, if this gets done successfully, as early as september, it could pave the way for other ipo's and big companies who are pondering options about different units in different businesses to come to the market. it has been a tough year, tough 18 months for ipo's globally. this one definitely will be a significant one. the stakes are really high. people are working hard to get it done is soon as possible. keep in mind softbank needs a big liquidity deal to get out in a successful way after having had unsuccessful bids in many startups over the years. this could be a trophy asset for them, to tell the market we are able to do successful deals. interestingly, this ipo was a big win for u.s. exchanges. we were debating if it would be a new york ipo, it is going to the u.s.. let's see if they are able to fetch the val

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a fact, it is not a precinct to talk after a brief career as a corporate consultants in london, a new york city, you know, experiments which growing organic vegetables on his parents. farm see, watson went back to the land when he realized that the money can't buy happiness. now he's earning more as any effort drunk of. with over a 100 employees river for gun x is one of the united kingdom's biggest organic farms. over the past few years, he signed 100 percent ownership over to his workers. that's a relatively low price. now he only stays on the road of mentor and that's probably going to waste one, did use the business to shake the wells and i wanted to shape the world. and then way in that was more like the world. i want it to live in, which is one that's not dominated by inequality and greed to growing poverty all around under the current government is doing nothing to help. as ever more people are overtaken by inflation and raising interest rates. he himself will be happy to pay for more in taxes to change that in his office, he shows as an open letter. he's written in collaboration wi

london. and, you know, new yorkers wanted to compare new york to london. right. they always wanted new york to london. the london of north america. and they existed elsewhere of, course, as well. but the name royal parks says it all. parks in european cities were almost always vestiges of some kind of aristocratic privilege, gradually open to the public. the benefits were well known in terms urban social life, public health and of course, the enhancement of property values. that was not a secret, right? london's west end would be a good example. they were all well known. but the landscapes themselves that existed earlier on were remnant of a more autocratic of a more autocratic of government. they became public places largely through the largesse of an aristocratic class. could republican form of government create own version of this type of thing, this type of amenity with all the benefits, including real estate values, that that would accrue if the attempt would would if the attempt were made urban public parks be taken over by the unruly mob or mobs that many a

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we came to the conclusion that places like london in new york, hong kong which are the centers of capital, are the worst disease hotspots on the planet. in part because as being the source of the capital, driving the deforestation and development from one side of world to the other, they were serving as the primary causes for the spill over events of pathogens from wild life, into light stuff in humans. the and then one day, a virus jumps from a bet to another animal to human. and then now it's not sexual practice. we're on lucky enough to have a virus that spectacularly efficient in spreading from person to person by the respiratory route. and there's not much you can do about that. but as you guys would do in an effort to lock in your cells into your house, but you can't do that forever. and that's our respiratory infection scripts. every time we have an epidemic that's just an affirmation of our scenes. we all have the receptor for the virus and her nose, the but she will or the viruses density. virus is closer to personal contact, people who live in high density. so is this fair? it i

london time, 4:00 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." 6:17 a.m. here in london. traders away jay powell's jackson hole speech for clues on the rate outlook. i'm joined by our mliv strategist, mark renfield, what are you expecting? mark: as you have been discussing earlier, jerome powell will not persuade people that rate cuts are coming anytime. he wants to keep people sure that rate hikes will stay higher for longer. he will not want to give that away. the picture is completely different from 12 months ago. inflation is no longer the big enemy, that has mostly been beaten, there is work to do. discussions with people like christine lagarde and global leaders, they will probably be among themselves thinking there were definitely big international risks to the story. europe has plenty of problems in christine lagarde will sound the most dovish of everybody because she will get confirmation today that germany will be in recession. the gdp data comes out before she spe

to forbes, paris ranks fourth in the world in the number of rats after the indian denshot of london in new yorkon rodents three times as many as people. it is impossible to state it in a short, inaccessible way, not in french , a chair spoke about its opuses in classical german philosophy of the 19-20 centuries, the idealist was inspired by the works of kant and led the world to his absolute idea, appealing to his knowledge, he believed that spirit was primary matter secondarily, thanks to polemics of the author of the dialectical method , marxism, positivism and existentialism gained strength at the electroclassical gymnasium in nuremberg a after the university of berlin author of sonorous quotes. history repeats itself twice, first as a tragedy, then as a farce. a practical confirmation of other theses of the thinker was a marshmallow experiment, a psychological trick tested at stanford in the seventies, students were offered a choice of either two treats at once or the whole box, but an hour later the results correlated with the successes and the subjects for years. after the weekly date of

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previously , almost all the gold mined by the ecowas countries was sold through the new york and londones. thanks to this, the anglo-saxons decided. what was the selling price of gold determined by the currency of settlements, and how much to whom were they sold to their own companies? here and the question is whether africa is free. that's the answer to what they rebel, we have uranium, diamonds, gold, oil, and we live like slaves, we don't need the french to ensure our safety. however, niger uranium covers 40% of france's needs although nigeria itself has a total shortage of electricity, but full -fledged public services, it turns out a little more than 14% of the population thanks to niger uranium, france ranks third in the world in terms of the number of nuclear weapons , paris will have to look for an alternative to such a large supplier a lot of time and losses. by the way, more than 40% of the niger population is experiencing an acute shortage of drinking water. just because of the extraction of uranium by the french or environmentally friendly methods, but greta tuberka will not

event after complaints and the leith arches as they were putting on a show with some crazy new york, new york, londons place new york please bring me home. camille indians who were brought up there and, uh, and they didn't, they didn't include that graham linehan, who is basically. >> are you saying they you know full well. i organised this gig. >> i'm going to get to that. i'm trying to figure out how to make it funny. >> well, listen, lewis, i will explain myself here because this is we is very unfair. obviously, we comedy which is my comedy unleashed, which is my comedy london. comedy night in london. we booked the leith booked this night at the leith arches on the fringe the arches on the fringe of the fringe. because we're fringe. okay, because we're too late into the fringe late to go into the fringe brochure. we did a kind of last minute. let's go up there and do a at fringe because we a show at the fringe because we believe free thinking, believe in free thinking, comedy, speech, all the comedy, free speech, all the rest of it. yeah. and we thought it have graham it would be good to have grah

interview coming up later today on bloomberg markets with the ceo of grayscale, is that 3:45 london time 10:45 a.m. new york time. now let's run through the day now, we're still waiting for big earnings out of asia but lots to keep us busy on the eco-front. 8 a.m. london time will get spanish inflation data followed by 1 p.m. german inflation data for august. spanish inflation expected to have ticked up again, and crucially german a core inflation expected to its high point from the month before. that kind of keeps and ecb hike on the table. at 9:30 we get mortgage approval data for august the consensus is for a fall from 54.7 thousand to 52,000 which would add to evidence that the house price correction has a way to go here in the u.k. given rising interest rates. at 1:30 we get a second reading of second-quarter u.s. gdp and the consensus there is for it to stay at 2.4%. remember bloomberg economics says you might have a barbenheimer swiftly beyoncÉ boost to second-quarter gdp. this data could be the diverging point between the ecb in the fed at the next meeting? sofia: economic activity in europe has bee

new york time. and in europe tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. london time.now, norway's sovereign wealth fund has seen a 10% return or $143 billion in the first half of this year. the gains indicate the fund is back on track after one of its worst years. joining me now is bloomberg's oslo bureau chief, stephen treloar. stephen, what drove these returns in the first half morning, lizzie? well, it was mostly a stock return of close to 14%, and that was mostly technology stocks, which rebounded from a poor year last year. they benefit from a strong demand in asia. solutions from the biggest, biggest companies. and given that their holdings are topped by apple, that's no surprise. consumer discretionary industrials also contributed. and the funds underperformed against the benchmark, did they give any indication of what was behind that? yeah, so that was largely real estate and their unlisted renewable energy infrastructure holdings. both of them underperformed and they pulled the return down as well. but in particular, the us office properties that they hold sa

in london, it is nearly double that. in new york, it is 22%.the working space is in doubt. here, the pull of the city centre is as strong as ever. nick marsh, bbc news, singapore. briefly before we go, the plane maker boeing has identified new problems that may delay deliveries of the 737 max aircraft this year. the company said one of the bulkheads from the supplier has improbably drilled holes but do not expect an impact on the safety of flights. that's all we have for you on asia business report. i am monica miller. thanks for watching. voice-over: bbc news, - bringing you different stories from across the uk. with these, these, and these, there are more options than ever to peddle around the capital. london's original bike hire scheme was launched by former mayor borisjohnson in 2010 but the numbers using so—called boris bikes are not what they were. figures suggestjourneys made between january and july were down by a third on the same period last year. and are at their lowest for a decade. some believe it is the price. last september, tfl

in london, it's nearly double that. in new york, it's 22%.of the working space is in doubt here. the pull of the city centre is as strong as ever. nick marsh, bbc news, singapore. shares in the exercise bike company peloton have slumped by as much as a quarter to a new low ofjus over $5 after it missed profit expectations. the company has been battling a drop in subscribers as workers returned to the office following the end of lockdown restrictions. during the height of the covid pandemic shares in peloton traded above $170. the australian airline qantas has posted a record profit this year reiterating its forecast to have international flights back to pre covid flights back to pre—covid levels by the middle half of next year. as part of its quarterly results the company said it would also be ordering 24 wide body aircraft. the airline though has been critcised over cancelled flights, lost luggage, long call centre delays and difficutly claiming refunds. i don't think that they are alone in that. the european commission has adopted a new set

kilo of opium, it will bring you about $350.00 and in the international market, se portland, new york and london, that one kilogram, our floor plan would bring you about 40 $5000.00. so, you know, money is a major, major incentive, especially for people who have very little else to feed themselves with. are there any repercussions or challenges faced by the local communities or farmers due to the ban on opium production? right. yes. well, as you well know, you know, 9 out of 10 app jones right now on the are, are poor and hungry and they depend on international assistance when the international assistance is clearly declining from about 4000000000 a year or so ago, or 2 about 1000000000 this year furthermore, as you know, there's a major, there are major sanctions imposed by the united states senate allies, economic expansions, and other kinds of suspension that i found has done and asked janice, bond money is being frozen in american and swiss bank. so covered the degradation disease in hunger are a major incentive for the production of drugs. and as i said, you know, the develop nations have r

and then the international market, se parkland, new york and london that one kilogram are 4 being what brings you about $45000.00. so you know, money is a major, major incentive, especially for people who have very visually else to feed themselves with. are there any repercussions or challenges faced by the local communities? are farmers due to the ban on opium production? right? yes. well, as you well know, you know, 9 out of 10 asked jones right now on the are, are poor and hungry. and they depend on international assistance when the international assistance is clearly declining from about 4000000000 a year or so ago to about 1000000000 this year. furthermore, as you know, there's a major that there are major sanctions imposed by the united states and this allies, economic expansions, and other kinds of suspension that i found is done. and afghanistan, money is being frozen, and american and swiss banks. so harvard, the degradation disease in hunger are a major incentive for the production of drugs. and as i said, you know, the develop nations have rough environment and i status and