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tail wind to marvell. diverse revenue streams within this company, too, is also going to be important. >> rob sechan, if you're looking for how long this tech strength can last, mark newton of fundstrat, the technician, says it can last longer than many have patience for. he suggests that he's expecting the s&p 500 to get back above 4200 as it approaches yet again within a few points today, and we'll see what we do over the next few hours on this friday. for those who are looking or questioning whether this can really last longer, he, in fact, thinks it can. what about you >> i mean, it always can there's a lot of enthusiasm around this narrative right now. it's taken over the fed narrative, which is really surprising because we have all of this strong economic data that will keep the fed engaged you have huge dissent they're going to continue to be engaged. i think that story is yet to be written before you have the debt ceiling we have to get through you have weak technicals that the market is telling us

not just marvel but a lot of heroic characters. >> jimmy: dc characters?ck or avatar anything that was like, this guy walks in and he's got the "it" factor. over and over again i was like i definitely don't have the "it" factor they were looking for because they don't want me to come back. >> jimmy: turns out you do have the "it" factor. where do those failed marvel auditions, were those like the toughest auditions of your career? >> chris: oh, my god, no. i mean, of my career as an actor maybe but i had an audition once when i was 18 years old at a strip club called mr. patty whacks. so being invited into a dressing room, waiting room with water is nice. >> jimmy: what kind of an audition did you have? >> chris: it was a strip club so it was me. >> jimmy: oh, a male strip club. >> chris: yeah, yeah, mr. patty whack's. yeah, i was like, i'm going to do that. >> jimmy: so you danced for somebody? >> chris: yeah. a dude. one dude. [laughter] >> jimmy: guy named like lenny patty whack out there. >> chris: he might have been mr. patty whack himself. bet that's

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you've done a lot of marvel stuff and there's been a lot of these marvel shows but that was the one that beautiful and satisfying and heartbroken emotional journey for your character and vision. did you know when you were part of something sort of genre breaking? >> elizabeth: we just felt like paul kept calling us the forgotten cousin to the marvel universe. he just felt like we were some annoying cousin that people threw the corner and i think anthony mackie and sebastian stan were traveling all over the world and blowing things up. paul and i were just like, doing sitcom acting in a corner. obviously our amazing cast and crew. we loved what we were doing, we had so much fun doing it. but we really felt like it was either going to -- it might potentially ruin us all. [laughs] i think that's the stuff that feels the most fun to me. it's when you feel like you could fail at any second. >> stephen: well, the superpower of that show to me was your ability to approach grief in a way that was beautiful and heroic in some ways. >> elizabeth: the writing was really beautiful and i think it tou

that's marvel technology which makes chips for ai, cloud computing storage, 5g networks and even thedustry when it reported management gave bullish guidance saying it is a $400 million opportunity this year and $800 million opportunity next year. that's based on real orders and real prospects you can understand weimar developl's stock shot up let's check in with matt murphy, president and ceo of marvell technology welcome back to "mad money." >> yeah, jim, hey, thanks for having me back. >> matt, this was a rather astonishing quarter and amazing conference call and i'm going to give you the floor to explain it because there are a lot of people who seem confused you made a couple of acquisitions you may not have thought what could happen did happen. you even gave it a forecast that was much below but things change rapidly and your acquisition turned out to be brilliant tell us about it it really has changed the company dramatically >> sure, thanks, jim great to be on and if you think about it, the story that really got a lot of attention and people excited was our story about ai and i

the shares of marvell technology surging. during the latest quarter, shares rising to their highest quarter in more than a year with their ceo saying ai represents a, quote, tremendous opportunity adding that while they once thought of it as many of applications within the cloud, its importance and therefore opportunity has, quote, increased dramatically. >>> elsewhere in the semispace, broadcom hitting an all-time high oppemheimer reiterating its outperform rating on thestock, and of course, earlier this week the company striking a multibillion dollar component supply agreement with apple. the shares up about 19% since monday, pacing for the best week in three years ahead of next thursday's earnings report scott? >> we'll see new a bit we're just getting starred. >>> up next, tech's big ai boost. you know about it by now we'll talk about it with emj's eric jackson he's breaking down if the surge in the space can be sustained and if it's a good thing for the sector you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. dow's up nearly 350.

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ok, we're talking marvel fans. >> and they are marvels do its thing. it's offering fans a chance to closure and a wrap-up of a chapter of their universe that will always bring big numbers to the theaters guardians of the galaxy volume 3 earned 140 million dollars opening weekend. >> dot get to see this yet. no, not yet, but james has and he's been telling us all about it. it sounds like it was quite he does a 218 million dollar global debut bump in the super mario bros movie out of first place. now is a good one. >> it's still a little less than usual marvel so because we got to go on help support. >> all right. well, still to come in the next hour, what we're talking about, 5 people, including a teenager are recovering this morning after being shot at going to be live with the lapest there because fe area and the oakland teachers strike 3. just 83. the latest on negotiations teachers union and the district. and oakland police are responding to multiple calls of sideshows over the weekend. one of those incidents involving car on fire. we'll be right ba

marvell technology is higher today the street is watching for any similar indication about ai, tailtching its business, saying prospects are compelling from here and wells fargo says there's little visibility into the timing of the china recovery so we turn to the managing director of oppenheimier is marvell technology the next nvidia >> these are all tail winds. we have been on the show since january why we think that the bear cycle ended last year we maintain that view. the relative strength of the industry, in terms of the broadness, marvell technology has been the latest to break above its 200-day average for the first time in over a year. that indicates that the stock's prior down trend has reserved. it's still considered in its space at $49 that would be the break out level. but five pullbacks, today's gap is now supported around $46. >> so it's not exactly expensive either let's move to costco now, one of the best performing staples, up 11% this year. it was a winner the face of rising inflation, and it could benefit as inflation cools by pushing price cuts the last membershi

marvel called her and said just see you know, there have been rumors about marvel ditching you.s. ignore that. so i applaud her for taking the bold stances, perhaps at the risk of her career. but she hasn't been canceled. >> what you make of the argument that allowed biological women putting on address and adopting sentiments that people equate with being feminine, that does not make you a woman but in the manufacture landscape it all of a sudden does? >> i think that's what she is speaking to. evangeline lily is basically saying we have to validate and appreciate the reality of amanda dunn man and a woman. it's up to men or women to be offended of bits of them are being hijacked by other people. men have to say no, you are not a man. i'm a man. you may assume to be so, but this is what manhood means. women have the right to say the same thing. i think that's what she is saying. it's actually quite provocative from an actress at this level. she's done independent films, major blockbusters. she is actually a big deal. >> kayleigh made a good point, surprised she hasn't been cance

como lo escuchan, oscar olivares serÁ el protagonista de doblar la voz de este superhÉroe animado de marvel este personaje. recreado a travÉs de mi arte, el primer spiderman venezolano, un spiderman que come arepas, y andar por las calles de caracas y demÁs, de alguna manera ya habÍa creado una versiÓn de spiderman en el muy diverso a travÉs de mi arte. eso llamÓ la atenciÓn de sony. desde hace un aÑo yo tengo mi traje de spiderman, y, cruel hemos visitado muchas comunidades en niÑos, en diciembre tuvimos una actividad donde el grinch se estaba robando las navidad, y spiderman lo hizo cambiar de opiniÓn. es algo significativo para todo mi paÍs y todo el mundo. carolina: ¿cÓmo habla el hombre araÑa en la pelÍcula? ¿nos das un pequeÑo adelanto? >> el hombre araÑa te dirÍa algo asÍ como. carolina: ya me comÍ mi arepa, vamos al quÉ me depara el dÍa de hoy carolina: si fuera realmente el hombre araÑa, harÍas milagros en tu bella venezuela, tÚ estÁs en vivo en la "ediciÓn digital", un hispano sobresaliente. >> muchas gracias por ustedes. >> no todos los dÍas se entrevista al hombre araÑa aquÍ en

because in my mind, i wanted to do the biggest movie in marvel. mm—hm.ackson said to me, i was like, "what do you think about black panther? " he goes, "camille, that's going to be the biggest movie "marvel ever had!" i said, "you think so?" he goes, "girl, you better go over there and do that movie!" so... they laugh "over there?" "yes. you better go do that movie!" and, you know, it's something that's changed my life. and i'll tell you, i didn't really understand until, i guess, when it came out and the publicist called me from disney, and she goes, "camille, can you please, like, answer your instagram "and look at your instagram?" and i said, "forwhat?" she goes, "could you just look at it?" and i opened it and, like, there were all these messages. and i said, "oh, wow!" you don't usually get, like, that instant... like, you know, that instant gratification. it was, like, instant. yeah. well, we have samuel ljackson to thank. they laugh well, the new film, wakanda forever, starts with the funeral of t'challa. what did that scene mean to you and for th

super hero might be in fatigue, so $282 million globally, and the analysis i saw suggests that marvel happened with antman last month and also of course the previous ones in the falltime. now, the box office with super mario and that billion dollar success is actually way ahead of last year so you're looking at 25% more ticket sales this year, and that is good news for theatre operators like amc. the reason that amc is down that's an individual story, because amc just reached a deal over the weekend to settle that shareholder lawsuit over the ap e stock conversion and the reverse stock split, but amc is actually up 44% so far this year. it's down by one-third over the past year so keep that in mind. ashley: that's very true. all right we've got to talk about the regional banks have been a big story as we know. they are rebounding after the sell-off last week, some nice gains today. what's going on? >> yeah, so pacwest leading the recovery after reassuring the markets that its business is sound. they are cutting their dividend down to just a penny a share from a $0.25 payout, trying to

caroline: remind us where marvell is offering in terms of networking and the ability to service what is basically a huge computer needed by everyone. mandeep: the big change is things are moving from cpus to custom accelerators which is what you need for doing generate of ai. it is niche when it comes to networking and storage but that is how you design the custom chips for working as accelerators and you can do that with cpus. every scaler is doing a combination of nvidia gpu and custom chips on the networking site and that is where you see the demand when it comes to a small chip maker like marvell. caroline: men deep sing, thank you --mandeep singh, thank you. we are going to talk to sarah kunst. you hit me up saying the nvidia price points, the level they are trading at, the overall price is really hefty stuff. why are you starting to see the value in ad, particularly with chips out of the equation? sarah: highlight taiwan semi conductors. they are a manufacturer providing services to massive companies like the apples of the world but they help nvidia do their chip manufacturing.

he's high up the marvel chain. >> that's impressive >> seth: this is really fun.he "ant-man." this was a really fun dynamic of teenage daughter, which you have now. >> mm-hmm. yep. >> seth: how have you found being a parent of a teenage daughter are you -- are you enjoying that journey? i know it's the front end of being a teenager >> it's great. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, my daughter is -- she's just now starting to approach that, and i'm a little nervous. you know, people always say, "oh, you know, teenage daughters. there's a few years there where it can be a little challenging and it hasn't been yet >> seth: she hasn't turned on you yet? >> talk to me -- interview me in "ant-man 4." [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, okay, gotcha. >> not there is one by the way >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> it just seemed like that was the right joke to say for the -- >> seth: yeah. but now everybody at marvel right now is pulling their hair out. >> yeah, that's right. [ laughter ] >> seth: we told him not to even joke about it! >> but on "ant-man 7," i'm going to say, she's the best [ la

it was nvidia yesterday and now marvell up 26% on the day.t using the magic word or is this real? caroline: no such thing as an overnight success but it feels like it. merval is giving real tangible numbers. they will likely double the revenue from ai related products over the fiscal year which goes from 200 million to 400 million but that will double again with explosive growth overall. you have the ceo talking about how they have leaned into ai and that's with building. they talk about network conductivity products and emerging cloud optimize silicon platform. these are ceos that have managed to see this coming. there was a great piece that says since 2012, some of the data analysts at the likes of morgan stanley and other key banks, have written about deutsche bank. you seen the ai experience building and the patents growing in explosive rate. you cvt's a bit that is still pretty quiet. you are starting to see that shift. nvidia is now bigger than t -- then to keep u.s. rivals. guy: cathie wood so that one coming. caroline: she did a littl

we go live to washington for the latest. >>> and marvell technology getting a boost the day after nvidiails ahead. >>> as we kickoff summer travel season, survey data on how many travelers are trading down thanks to sky high prices. it is friday, may 26th, 2023 get ready for the three-day weekend. "squawk box" starts right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i was going to say welcome back. this is the show that never ends we are live from thes s nasdaq market site in sometimes square i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin joe is off. >> good to see you i was hanging out and talking about that summit. >>> we have the debt ceiling at

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the marvel three-quel bringing $.5on ming s ond weekend ld o sequel in the marvel cinematic universe.owed by "book club the next chapter." >>> twitter has a new ceo, and your amazon packages may soon get delivered faster. matt pieper has your cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: stocks ended slightly lower on friday, and it came as data showed u.s. consumer sentiment dropped to a six-month low. the dow lost 8, the nasdaq was down 43, s&p 500 losing 6. >>> twitter has a new ceo. months after he promised to step back, elon musk named linda yaccarino to the role. she was previously nbc universal's head of advertising and is stepping in with qualifications that could be instrumental to the platform's future. in november half of twitter's top advertisers appeared to leave the platform within a month of musk's takeover, slashing an estimated $750 million in revenue. >>> the washington commanders sale from daniel snyder to josh harris and his group has crossed the goal line as the snyder family and harris-led partnership have reached a sale agreement. the price tag, just over $6 billion. a

now you got marvell talking about a cagr that's going to run 100% next year on their a.i.evenue, so how many companies do start to promise big? >> get a piece of it, yeah and i think the way you would be skeptical about that is there's this immediate rush by all companies, all players in this area to show that they're spending and taking seriously the opportunity or the risk, and they need to just throw money at the hardware that's what's going on whether it sort of leads to productivity gains, whether it leads to great business models down the road, we'll see about that later, but for now, they got to buy the stuff ever everybody's budget is going up >> the other thing on the bubble talk, it's not these small, speculative stocks that are rallying it's nvidia, one of the biggest stocks in the market and you know who's not benefitting from this big surge is cathie wood, who has been all in on a.i. remember, she was on here a few months ago, and we -- and i asked her, why she was selling out of nvidia when she was so focused and so bullish on a.i. here's what she said >> why

that 's marvell technology. it's the outlook for the rest of the year the revenue growth will be driven by guess what, kelly? artificial intelligence. back over to you >> monster run dom, thank you very much >>> just six days to go before the nation faces a debt default, but negotiators may be closing in to raise the debt ceiling kayla is at the white house. maybe it will be drama free, kayla, i don't know. >> reporter: don't jinx it, kelly. they're getting closer, but one republican said this morning, the leaks are not helping. the issues are thornier, and they're not just trying to hit one number but trying to change the trajectory of spending in this country here's kevin mccarthy describing his take moments ago >> we know it's not easy but we're going to make sure we're not just trying to get an agreement, but trying to get something worthy of the american people that changes the trajectory so we're going to work just as hard we worked through the night last night. i thought we made progress yesterday and tod

so stacy, as you look at your coverage universe, i don't even know frankly, if you cover mar marvell, or a name like that, but you do amd when you see these others who are along for the ride so to speak, you know, who are the ones that we really need to pay attention to that we're not talking about every single day >> my coverage, it's getting a little bit of attention, and that's broadcom. they're benefits a couple of different ways and they're doing their own chip design broadcom does that, they call it asic they benefit from that, and they have a design and that's a huge part of this as you're putting this stuff together. based onwhat they said last quarter, they were effectively calling for these ai revenues across the chip networks to be coming around the semiconductors this year. that was three months ago. whatever they saw three months ago is higher now, i would guess. they report on thursday and we'll see what they have to say about that, but that's one of those less appreciated ai stories. it was not directly in compute, but -- they're not selling, like, compute chips but it'

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marvel. audience: wooo! pres.en: on that note, i want to mention one special guest tonight, a huge superhero fan from lexington, massachusetts -- omar masood. omar, where are you? there you are, omar. [applause] the owner of omar's world of comics. all right. there you go. you're looking good, man. he sells comic books, hosts gaming tournaments, and most importantly, he offers job training for students with disabilities. [applause] omar -- omar has down syndrome. and his store is a place where everyone is welcome -- everyone is welcome -- everyone is valued, and everyone can make a contribution. we're really proud of you, omar. thank you for being here, buddy. [applause] we also have members of the house of representatives here. congresswoman omar. where are you, congresswoman omar? representative omar: right here. pres. biden: there you go. god love you. i'm not supposed to -- i'll get in trouble for saying this, but you look beautiful tonight. [laughter] and congresswoman tlaib. where's -- where's the congresswo

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it's marvelous, and we thank all the speakers.any of the speakers last night talked about this -- this country is facing a tremendous challenge, which a small group who stands firmly on levers of institutional, economic, and political policy. in the rules and laws to maintain that policy, despite a lack of real popular support. this manipulation of and sometimes outright disregard for the rule of law has serious consequences unless we respond. we have to call it out for what it is and we seek to shore up and reform in some cases, transform our political, legal, and economic institutions. as many of you have already heard, we have a great presentation to kick us off this morning, but unfortunately, due to unforeseen travel complications, ftc chair lena con is unable to be with us this morning. i was truly disappointed, because i think what she is doing is historic, especially in light of the conversations we had yesterday about economics, the law, and the way we should deal with it, to kind of cut against a lot of the other conside

apple tv's loot and marvel's blade.ng the shows that have shut down some late night talk shows have also gone dark riders have been picketing outside of studios across la and new york city since last week. actors address the strike at the gold gala yesterday. take a listen. >> i'm really hoping these negotiations give credit and get what's due to the people who deserve most the times are changing and they should be compensated for what? what they do. the incredible what they did. >> well, the last strike happened back in 2007. you may remember that impacted shows and movies as well as the overall economy. we had some series cut their season short. other shows were canceled, outright movies. of course, were delayed as a result. >> it's 5.26. and still ahead next on the kron, 4 morning news. >> we're going to take a look at how the worriers are gearing up for their big game 4 after the most recent loss in the playoffs for the in the playoffs for the lakers. if you're making a to-do list today... ...make it easy on yoursel

cinematic universe. >> i love what marvel does i love that the fans can see me in this universe, and good guy. and charles is smart he's good. but i feel as if there may be some mileage with me and marvel i know i love what they do i know i love creativity so, who knows what could happen keep putting it out there. >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause the fans love you. i heard a rumor. tell me if this is true or not that you may or may not have something to do with barack and michelle obama's relationship. >> oh, my goodness so, i love what barack obama has done, and continues to do to forward the human spirit, and also to exemplify someone who has a wonderful morality and who is in service. i believe that to be in service, is our best bet for our own life so, i was at the democratic convention and i was standing about here to the monitor from barack when he made his speech and i was so very impressed. i was at robert f. kennedy jr. we walked out. he said, "i'm going to get the car. and i said, "okay, i'll wait for you. and i'm walking. and i hear, "yo. and i'm like, "who is yo-ing m

with legends , pilgrims and tourists come here from hundreds of cities to touch the antiquity and marvel polotsk, the city of polotsk is a huge city of love. this is our soul and the heart of our whole country and each of us this story we are proud of our city and we are doing everything in our power so that the city has a future prosperity and development is an unforgettable place. this is a favorite place. here are all the words that you can say to a loved one. i would visit. this city is the most beautiful , kindest, most friendly city. i love golos for its beauty and beautiful, cozy , warm antiquity. polotsk is famous for the labor of its inhabitants, so the labor collectives along the main street set it for the holiday. under applause and greetings from the audience, they marched in a bright procession as the leader and the russian faggots on a holiday, and this is already a tradition of the best workers congratulated on on the main stage, a teacher, an electrician, a commodity manager, an employee of the ministry of emergency situations , ancient polotsk is proud of each of them. a

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gunn has called the character who raised rock at the coolest villain in all of the marvel movies. >>s guy is a piece of work. i relished. it was delicious. >> incinerate her. larry: ti will do ifor bc7 ws ap next. ♪ building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. for the first time, we're hearing from one of the many victims in a $39 million ponzi scheme, allegedly orchestrated by an east bay man. it's a story you'll see only on abc7 news. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. and i'm alma daetz. >> and many of these cases victims say they were scammed out of not only hundreds of thousands of dollars but also their homes. >> abc seven news anchor diane lim tells us that more than 100 members of the chinese community were targeted and there may be more victims. >> you feel ashamed. you feel violated, and you feel embarrassed. that and you feel afraid

marvell fell from its high yesterday. are you watching that? what's the significance of what's happening there are we topping out >> without question the technical formation that a lot of people will be identifying within the market, that is primary right now. and those ai-type of stocks indicated yesterday that the potential for a near-term top is in place i think there's no better stock to discuss than broadcom broadcom was up 13% at 9:45 in the morning. it ended up lower on the day so when stocks go parabolic, and when you talk about broadcom, you're not talking about an extreme valuation stock. you're not talking about amd trading at 287 times or nvidia trading at 180 times you're talking about broadcom trading at 27 times and it pent parabolic yesterday. so if you lose that, and that has been the support of the market, that's been the reason for the appreciation of the market, then you're going to be greeted with a tape like we have today and the j.o.l.t.s. figures, the pricing out of rate cuts, the pricing in of another 25 basis points ge

it was marvelous. got back connection —— ali. that special.hey get behind you if they see hard work and commitment. expectation goes up and not something you have to do your wealth at newcastle but that's what we want, we want expectation, we want relief and we want the ups and downs of being a top club because that is what newcastle are, they better talk club and now they got the opportunity to do that. help? club and now they got the opportunity to do that. new castles returned to — opportunity to do that. new castles returned to the _ opportunity to do that. new castles returned to the champions - opportunity to do that. new castles returned to the champions league. new castles returned to the champions league. spanish police have arrested three men for racially abusing the real madrid striker viniciusjunior during their match at valencia on sunday. the brazilian has been targetted multiple times this season and la liga, spains top division, has called for greater powers to help them tackle racism. real�*s manager carlo ancelotti says he wi

marvel helicopters are military and offensive. europe's military spending in 2022 will 2 thousand and 240 billion dollars has reached, which is the highest amount since the cold war period. the sale of american military weapons to the martyrs and washington companies in the fiscal year 2022 has reached a total of about 50 billion dollars in iran, which is 15 billion dollars more than the previous year. the train in england protested the conditions the train conductors went on strike in 16 companies of haider railway company. they are participating in these appointments that last 24 hours. due to this strike, transportation by the railway has been disrupted and a significant number of trips will be missed today and tomorrow. in addition to the blockade trips, the train journey in scotland was also disrupted. it was brought to your attention that the president of the united nations human rights council announced in a letter that the social assembly of the council will be held this fall at the organization's headquarters in geneva, a

dichadzhie little ones at the stained-glass windows and a popyarovy boat for a day, and by volya you marvel that the outsider leonid levin is a mastak yaki, became famous for the weight of the world with the khatyn memorial. this place is so called the wildest khatyn. here, in 1943, the nazis were building a death factory, a donor container, named only fifteen malinka in 1975. one of the most inhuman institutions of death for a soldier is taken away. they are praised, right there on the spot. only some they lived through and remembered that many of them had thrown new lagers after the opera after leaving this black place. winshi structure, shmat, who sent back the mind with the germans with the same fascist army to the retreating alboch. ira for her retreat, not which trapels. i have collected, probably, the slaves protsevali on the german gospodars a terrible reality, leading the history of this place of skin important moments about this raskosovoy. znoydya his sensational interpretation of the elements of the memorial. and i'm not here to help, walk a figure, diaotshinki with arms raised

this was repeated in the 22nd then according to marvel sales, in general fast food rose by 30%, but now russians are not in the mood to make large stocks at the same time, a noticeable growth in the market of instant noodles is shown by own brands of chains in lenta , for example, in sales of such in a year increased by almost 50% pieces. mars bars will start selling in paper packaging, the company is launching such an experiment. true, so far only in the uk, the new packaging looks practically the same as the traditional one, only there is a green mark, where it is said that the packaging is paper and it can be recycled ; the current packaging is plastic or, for example, packets of chips. she doesn't decompose completely, which, of course, harms the environment in the company itself. mars is now elaborating to find a paper alternative that also protects chocolate. he did not deteriorate, it was not easy. in january, the guardian newspaper wrote that the uk was going to ban the use of disposable plastic utensils, and earlier plastic straws had already been banned. all thanks to act econ

think of marvel and amd.tic results and huge demand for ai chips and you heard from nvidia ceo who is making some of these graduation speeches in taiwan saying if you want to job in the future, make sure it's somehow related to artificial intelligence and ai and this is only the beginning. lauren: susan, we'll talk about this later on in the show, but i did take the kids, we saw the little mermaid this weekend. we left early. they were board. they were board by it. but apparently we're in the minority because it did really well at the box office. susan: very well. $118 million debut and that's the fifth highest memorial day weekend ever in history and also comes 35 years after the last disney animation and that means by the way that box office receipt, box office take this year now higher than last year, which is a sigh of relief for a lot of theater obstructing cerumen owners since -- owners since people are willing to go back into theaters and watch on the big screen and we're about almost 30% ahead of the

here is such a stunning view, so any tourist is my recommendation to visit it and marvel at its magnificence of the abbots, this church belongs to the order feeders, and how i was told that in general there are very, very, very many of these orders, even the rector of this parish himself named the exact number of minis. he is also known for the fact that in this church there is a miraculous image of the virgin mary with a baby, which, by the way, has a papal crown and is revered by many pilgrims. those who believe, and even this is already a fact, that they are helped by the extraction of various diseases. or some ailments, and they bring their own to this image as a token of gratitude. here's what else in translation means as a gift. ya, what to judge the secrets of good morning and good moods. the chic of the world is all that. well, i used to be one of the leading runners, not belarus. and there is a lot of useful and interesting information.

marvel helicopters are military and offensive. europe's military spending will reach 2,240 billion dollars in 2022, which is the highest amount since the cold war period. sale of military weapons america has announced to martyrs and companies in washington a total of about 50 billion dollars in the fiscal year 2022, which is 15 billion dollars more than the previous year. train conductors in england went on strike to protest the working conditions . haider of the railway company in these appointments it will take 24 hours. due to this strike, rail travel has been disrupted and a significant number of journeys will be canceled today and tomorrow. the president of the united nations human rights council announced in a letter that the social assembly of the council will be held this fall at the organization's headquarters in geneva, and mr. ali bahraini, the ambassador and permanent representative of the islamic republic of iran to the european legislation of the united nations in geneva, will preside over this assembly. and handing

the first group of iranian pilgrims entered mecca . has left for madina marvel after putting on ihramntered makkah and were welcomed by the officials of hajj and pilgrim. the group of pilgrims then performed umrah, the first export cargo was loaded from the port of jask to the continent of africa. therefore, every month an export shipment is sent to africa. the vessel you can see behind my head is being loaded to the ports of african countries and, god willing , to the final destination of the test to measure the capacity of this vessel of 1500 tons and its ability and capacity to accept cargo. from the origin of jask port to various destinations in jask port there is a cargo of chemical fertilizers loaded from factories all over the country and the contents are exported to kermanshah . after traveling 1800 nautical miles, this vessel will also carry the cargo to africa. bandar jasak is in the easternmost point of hormozgan with 350 kilometers of beaches and has access to open waters. this is one of the reasons for the boom in exports in this city. african union and the central banks