i must look at your maturity— maturity.ing at the various reports on — culpability. looking at the various reports on you. scarlett, the assessment of your intellectual ability— assessment of your intellectual ability fits with other evidence that you — ability fits with other evidence that you were not mature or clever. you have _ that you were not mature or clever. you have some fun abilities. since you were — you have some fun abilities. since you were about 14, you have had problems— you were about 14, you have had problems with your mood, anxiety, self harming and anorexia. report prepared — self harming and anorexia. report prepared before the trial suggest you had — prepared before the trial suggest you had traits of autism and adhd. the doctor— you had traits of autism and adhd. the doctor no longer thinks that applies — the doctor no longer thinks that applies. you have changed your account— applies. you have changed your account since the trial. you have admitted — account since the trial. you have admitted taking

a fierce _ experience and maturity and also a fierce commitment _ experience and maturity and also atment to equality and a tireless determination to _ fierce commitment to equality and a tireless determination to make - tireless determination to make politics— tireless determination to make politics with _ tireless determination to make politics with everyone. - tireless determination to make politics with everyone. that - tireless determination to makel politics with everyone. that has been _ politics with everyone. that has been the — politics with everyone. that has been the hallmark— politics with everyone. that has been the hallmark of— politics with everyone. that has been the hallmark of an - politics with everyone. that has i been the hallmark of an incredible and unique — been the hallmark of an incredible and unique career— been the hallmark of an incredible and unique career in _ been the hallmark of an incredible and unique career in the _ been the hallmark of an incredible and unique career in the service i been the hallmark of an incrediblej and unique career in the se

there's maturities in january, maturities and fabric, maturities in march everybody knows of your maturitiesnow it is finished but it is not july yet it is not july yet separate what happens is you slow roll it you go talk to your bank, can you extend me a little? can we pretend a little, please? no here's the keys. then a game is on. it's the same role at all year. maria: the banks going to take a ball as a result of this? are they going to be left held holding the bag? >> banks it up much better job we know they underwrite much better. they underwrite it 60 -- 65% of the valley of the building. the building at 10:30 five or 40% the banks are okay. thanks will take some losses but never forget how much interest is great for these banks. banks are going to do really well they have to suffer through the real estate part but imagine the spreads they're making now. they make 5% these to make and nothing at all the deposits in the 5% it's like the birthday every day the fed does not cut is the big banks birthday. maria: people pushing out the expectations of a recession because things have not f

politics, where recent singled _ some mature politics, where recent singled to— some mature politicsas not involved _ sustainable peace process. hamas not involved i'm — sustainable peace process. hamas not involved. i'm afraid parliament hasn't — involved. i'm afraid parliament hasn't done that very well tonight. have _ hasn't done that very well tonight. have you _ hasn't done that very well tonight. have you ever seen anything like this, people walking out to vote on whether or not the comments should sit in private? i whether or not the comments should sit in private?— sit in private? i think this is unprecedented. _ sit in private? i think this is unprecedented. i— sit in private? i think this is unprecedented. i haven't i sit in private? i think this is i unprecedented. i haven't seen parties — unprecedented. i haven't seen parties playing party politics quite as badly— parties playing party politics quite as badly as we saw tonight, particularly from the snp. ed davey, thank ou particularly from the snp. ed davey, thank you very _ particularly from the snp. ed davey, thank you

an animal that is a hermaphrodite, it is worth noting that when individuals are already sexually mature, they begin to look for a partner, and this process can take up to several hours, that is, the snails begin to contact each other, they touch with their horns, a family business of a belarusian family from the outback, and this is the tenderness of every snail. she disappeared a little, we now understand that after all, business is business, if you want to make money from this business, then these feelings of tenderness come into play clean up, snail farm with the amazing name pilipuli, the first version of pilipuli is part of our surname, our surname is pilipchuk, that is, pilip and uli, that is, this name sounds quite interesting, look at our belarusian winter, all its little details, all the details, some so beautiful that it takes your breath away, some of them are different. but together they are one whole, together they are harmony, looking at them, you feel aesthetic pleasure, you feel that belarus is closer, the lord leads every person. this door, she remembers everything, you

think of a mature person they're even keel and stable a mature pension plan is the opposite it is very (rustling of papers.) reactive two things and what we mean by that the same um, causes a greater chance in attraction rates for a mature plan and so one of the measures we use is very effective investments sensitivity is the asset the level of assets divided by the payroll and that gives us a ratio and user is 8 so that means is if you have which go 7.2 question is make up for the 80 percent of payroll there contributions the medium it go same investment loss will be 56 percent of payroll have less of an impact on the contributions. so the chart here i said the medium plan the chart here is data from public plans.org a database maintained by the center for the research of the college over 200 public pension plans. and so the bars show the range of the assets leverage ratio or all the plans in the database and we have the gold diamond so you are the higher leverage ratio than three-quarters of the public plans you're more sensitive to investment risks or investment volatility will case

and to those of you with the bubble over your head, secretary, what about mature node, we're on that, too. we're not losing sight of the importance of current generation and mature node chips which you all know are essential for cars, medical defenses, defense systems and critical infrastructure. just think back to a minute ago for the pandemic. we were furloughing tens of thousands of workers from car companies for lack of a single legacy chip. we have got to improve the fragility of that supply chain and we will do that. already to date we've made three announcements of investments in current and mature companies bae, microchip and global foundries, not quite $2 billion. over a billion and a half dollars and we're going to continue to announce additional investments in current mature production to make sure we have a domestic supply of these critical chips. so i'll end with this, if, as i said, if chips for america is to be successful, and i know it will be and i want to thank my team, many of whom are here today, for your dedication and hard work, by the end of this decade, by 2030

access and you highlighted that if a bank sells any of a given health maturity asset they have 2 -- it is a market for whatever loss they experience on the marginal sale but should banks be allowed to hold, to have access that aren't marked at all, enabling them to avoid recognizing losses and if so, why? >> we have basic accounting rules that banks also use that other entities use. if banks have the liquidity wherewithal to hold the asset to maturity, they can classify it as hdm, that seems consistent with the idea of what a bank is come banks tank things on their balance sheet and hold them to maturity. that's the nature of the banking business. what we want to make sure is that banks have the right liquidity to support their hdm usage and also that to an extent that banks are relying on securities to monetize for liquidity purposes that those monetization assumptions are realistic. since you can't sell as you pointed out, you need to essentially be able to repo the securities and under stress there are limitations on how much repo can fit through the system and whether on a bilat

they hold them to maturity.nks having the right liquidity and also that to the extent that banks are relying on this to monitor liquidity purposes that the assumptions are realistic. you cannot sell, as you pointed out, you need to essentially be able to rebuild those maturity securities and under stress there are limitations on how much repo can fit through the system and whether bilateral basis counterparties will continue to permit the recalling of the securities that we saw indication that there were limits on that. we want to make sure that they are being realistic about how they are looking at it with respect to liquidity. assuming that sufficient liquidity, it makes sense to hold the maturity. >> i guess at some are asking about non-bank mortgage lenders. we are always looking throughout the system. it is part of what we are doing when we are thinking about the safety of the banking system because they are non-connected to the banking sector. so, we do look at bank mortgage servicers. we want to make sure

musical one, i somehow resisted at first, no, no, and then i, probably, it had to happen that i was maturednally, morally, physically, i went to music school late, in the seventh grade, that is, this is already quite the age of 11-12 years, but i perfectly understood that if i already enrolled there... then it would already be, at least, a music school exactly until the end, until the completion of training there, by the way, musical i didn’t finish school, why, because i entered after the tenth grade, went straight to the lithuanian state music college, and there i continued my studies, more professionally, the specifics of playing the accordion, i already began to study there, while studying at the music college i was invited to the orchestra of russian folk instruments. when i choose a repertoire, my new one, some compositions for it, it all depends on the number, on the idea of ​​the number, what it will be, because the music, some specific genre, i don’t have one to perform, i may have it in my head... what the stage costume will be and what it will look like in general, the idea is ju

so when the maturity comes, something has to give.onali: you wonder how much the fed is worried about this problem because it is such a strong economy and the labor market has not cracked meaningfully at so if you look at the stresses in the regional banking system and the banking system in the real estate market, how much of a broader problem could that create for the economy? rich: i think it will but i do nothing the problem is and multi family. sure, there is always better properties and weaker properties. sunbelt construction is always going to do well. most of those properties are in the money. you know, rates come down, the equity holder is making a bet, the lenders will not lose money if any. office is the problem. we still have not seen that story play out. you will have to read tenant holdings. that is very expensive. the lender embargo, where is the money going to come from to finance the movement of a property from one owner to another? that stuff will take time. we need rates to come down, and ultimately we need to see th

a precocious social political maturity in the members of the society and especially in the youth and even teenagers. that we say that this election was not just a voting, but an effective presence, an influential presence. you in this you see young people. do you see this presence a lot in the islamic revolution itself, then in the different stages of the islamic revolution, for example, in your sacred defense , you see tens of thousands of your students come to this arena begging and begging with all their heart to play a role in some of these scenes what one sees today is really proud, for example, the scene where one of your students has come to participate in the holy defense. in captivity, how does he speak strongly with strength and logic, or that student of yours, mehrdad azizullahi, for example , you see on the front lines when he speaks as if arif is talking, then he will be martyred. i am telling you that this young man, who is like this in the context of the islamic revolution , is extending his path in the most difficult fields, such as the holy defense, for the choice he

, as soon as it matures, revolutions will take place in this area, you know, in confirmation of this headline from one of the german newspapers, for the first time, for the first time in my memory they published a photo of scholz with a headline that went something like this: america is weakening, something needs to be done. when the german press could afford to publish such a headline, here it already means that they have reached a certain level, well, as confirmation of all this , well, firstly, of course, i’m glad that my forecast, given yesterday at your program that a decision on supplies would not be made, took place, but this does not mean that it will not happen, it is still may take place, but the biggest thing... deliveries of long-range long-range weapons, and you think it was an accident, of course, it was not an accident, it was done so that, as they say, now, as they say, now in the russian language, make the situation easier for those factions who would not like vote against deliveries for against deliveries of taurus, if they had passed this resolution and made a deci

my point is that this premature social political maturity which was created with the blessing of the revolution and with the blessing of this atmosphere of the islamic revolution, is affecting our youth. he said that he had so many influences on the scene, and what valuable effects they had in different fields of politics, economy, culture, sacred defense and various debates. therefore, one of those very valuable discussions that i am open to all our dear youths, especially our dear teenagers, yes. this participation is not just that you vote give, one thing is to be aware in this field and inform others, some may not even have reached the voting age or some may be their first vote. but a knowledge. a young student can be effective in his own environment. i have said this a lot , just as he showed this in the holy defense , just as he showed in the field of scientific progress , that a young man, his talent, his environment is affected by his existence. i believe that in this election of our youth, our youth can sweeten the environment like a sugar in a glass, for example. from himse

is this a friendship - that has matured? not yet mature but the air for that has matured?well. we will have friendships as well. we will have friendships as well. we will have to see. if they form bonds with other penguins as pairs, that could impact this particular friendship but we don't know, we have not had them like this before. they can live for up to 40 years they squid in bed when my how many decades here at birdwell penguin beach. sean sellick, bbc news. absolutely gorgeous! love that! sunday with laura kuenssberg is on bbc one at nine o'clock this morning. let's find out what she has in store. morning, laura. don't we all need friends like that? we do! and we will have politics in drama and will be talking about one of the problem so many families particularly young people grapple with, how to get a roof over your head. we know how expensive houses are and how much of a shortage there are and how much of a shortage there are and how much of a shortage there are and ones that are affordable and we will be talking to the housing secretary, michael gove. labour's pa

these securities are maturing this year and that means investors will be sitting at huge losses. could be potential misconduct when the korean banks sold these securities because the markets had fixed income products, and investors, not knowing the high risk of these products, they bought into this and now they are sitting at huge losses. some regulators are taking actions, looking into potential misconduct by banks and some banks have announced they have stopped selling these products altogether. so it has become a huge issue in korea indeed. it also highlights how far-reaching the china stock rout is. it's not just limited to china and hong kong, it is also spreading to other financial markets in the world. haidi: our asia stocks reporter john cheng there with the latest. we have more to come here on "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome to ameriprise. i'm sam morrison. my brother max recommended you. so, my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. at ameriprise financial, more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. our neighbors, the garcí

it's the shorter maturities. you. >>> after a long winter, gas prices have been turning around. what is going on?>> coming off of four straight weeks of losses we are seeing green and that's because some producers are signaling they will scale back operations. specifically chesapeake. they said they will drill and they will not complete them. they are not going to turn them on. this is a different approach from other producers who been saying where to keep producing. so the estimate by the end of your production would be about 30% lower, which is meaningful. to utilities, that was the worst sector so far this year. over the weekend warren buffett had choice comments about the industry in his annual shareholder letter. he said there were severe earnings disappointment saying the final results in utility industry making on a certain utilities may longer attract the savings of american citizens and forced to adopt the public power model. he said when the dust settles, the capital expenditures will be staggering and

politicians, we are mature people, but when there in by the way, the people of avdiiv are our fellow citizens, our brothers, our parents, so we have no right to sit and think from our own point of view, i would like to draw attention to the fact that in ukraine on... of course, post-truth is working powerfully today, which such is the post-truth, this is what i think, a question from a person from the very top, and what is in that head, how much experience is there, what kind of science and so on, knowledge, so i think that one should speak carefully, and information policy in a state that is at war according to the law must be in the hands of the military, and that is without it doubts, you remember... the information policy in the hands of the military, but of course this information policy should be objective, here we can say that azerbaijan is still an authoritarian country, and well, that is, that is how it is, and still one thing, although he lives well, i agree, yes, one more thing, here... touched on a very valid topic, and it does not apply to today's president , regardless

i must look at your maturity. i must look at your maturity.ust look at your maturity while also thinking about any mental or developmental disorders which may have lowered your culpability. looking at the various reports on you both , various reports on you both, scarlett , the assessment of your scarlett, the assessment of your intellectual ability fits with other evidence that you are not mature or clever. you have some vulnerabilities since you were about 14, you have had problems with your mood, anxiety and self—harming and anorexia . self—harming and anorexia. reports prepared before the trial suggest you had suggested you had traits of autism and adhd . doctor church no longer adhd. doctor church no longer thinks that applies . you have thinks that applies. you have changed your accounts since the trial. you have admitted taking part in brianna's murder. you have said things about what you did and how you felt both to doctor church and to others, including miss howarth, who wrote the pre—sentence report . wrote the pre—sentence report. y

poem , a mature language and an important point that exists in contemporary poetry . kurdish fajr poetry festival had a national perspective and ended with a national perspective. qaqaninameh daftar received an award for the best research book on poetry. i was selected for the khaqani nameh book, a collection of articles about khaqani shervani. one of the awards went to dialogue poetry, a work with different topics. they participated with a collection of conversational poetry this year called conversations. a selection of poems by a young poet who the traditional or classically written ghazal collection was selected by surah mehr publishing house a poet who was inspired by his childhood and his book of poetry won an award . the work that was chosen by me is called river poems. it is aimed at children. behnesh publications, astan quds razavi, should publish this. it was the end of the poem , it does not mean the end of it, but after the end of this festival literary circles will be held all over the country. the third stage of pars ara national competition was extended

late , no, it’s never too late, but then there will be a different separation from mom, an adult, maturen, a separation from a woman who may also have her own personal life, personal life, but they are, probably, with dad oksana they didn’t learn this at all , it’s not too late to start, this is such a wonderful, mature married couple, where the dad is so loving, so reverent, so responsive, this can be a completely new stage in life for mature parents, how old are your parents, mother 63, dad is 61, well, young in general, a wonderful age, but what about this syndrome of an abandoned nest, or also called a ruined nest, when even forty- and fifty-year-old people find it extremely difficult when their children leave the house. only if they have nothing else to do. and what do your parents have , oksan, that could replace those everyday life when you are not there? well, dad has a job, my mom is generally great in this regard, she is a needlewoman, she is a traveler, they have excursions on excursions, theaters, together they dad travels extremely rarely, because mostly now mom is retired a

our poetry is mature poetry, the language of poetry is mature, and an important point that exists intemporary poetry is that this range is actually a civilization of poetry. persian-speaking poets are from india. uzbekistan, pakistan, and afghanistan focus on persian poetry, even the language is actually very many poets , and they have the ability to appear, appear, and educate good generations. took appropriate poetic language in books helps to improve the quality of the works and creates interest mandy goes to study. the works in this field are published in the country as a result of holding book exhibitions and people's acceptance of the field of children and teenagers, both the number of works and the quality of works are increasing. the shape and format of the book is also important for children. which, on the one hand, its tourist attractions and on the other hand its fishing and fishing capacities , gave mazandaran a unique opportunity. five kilometers away from this coast, farms in the middle of the sea created a profitable business in the waters of mazandaran. both in terms

and, well, this has not yet matured in our country. well, in the study discussions, we have progressed well in the research discussions. in the field of quantum encryption, there are now several companies that are operating, even laboratory samples. in any case, we are not behind creating now , of course. here there is some synergy of the public sector because this technology is very dependent on heavy investments and naturally our private sector does not have that ability in this field . if we work hand in hand, this will be a big investment in this field. we want to be able to contribute to this synergy by inviting decision makers and senior managers of the public sector as well as actors of the private sector and in fact knowledge-based companies. the conference is intense. please tell me more about today's conference , who is present and what is the agenda . as i said, the purpose of this conference is that we can identify the latest developments in this field in the world. we have various speakers, both from the government sector,

. -- loans mature.n't be a big event in one particular quarter. banks can manage the process at work with their borrowers to really rebuild their reserves, as sally mentioned earlier. sonali: you mentioned the new york community bank issue pertaining to commercial real estate. is there enough private capital in the world now to help these banks out and take assets off their balance sheet? sally: we saw them sniffing around the moment regional banks in march of last year began to face turmoil. absolutely i think they will be there again as a banks like new york community bank, what actions will it take from here to make investors comfortable with its situation? what actions will other banks take in cre, commercial real estate portfolios? a lot will be likely to be selling them. some have already done that. private equity will be right there as it always is. sonali: if you see new york community bank selling off the way it is, the lowest it has been in several years in terms of stock market trading, how m

but mature reflection on then perplexed and critical posture of our affairs with foreign and the unanimous of persons entitled my confidence impelled me to abandon the idea. i rejoice that the state of your concerns external as well as internal. no longer renders the pursuit of inclination and incompatible with the sentiment of duty or propriety, and in persuaded whatever may be retained for. my services that in the presence circumstances of our country, you will not disapprove. my determination to retire the impressions which i first undertook. the arduous trust were explained on the proper in the discharge of this trust. i will only say that i have with good contributed towards the organization and administration of the government the best exertions of which a very fallible judgment was capable, not unconscious in the asphalt of the inferiority of my qualifications, experience my own eyes, perhaps still in the eyes of others has strengthened the motives to diffidence of myself. and every day the increasing weight of years admonishes me more and more that the shade of retired is as necess

they hold them to maturity.nks having the right liquidity and also that to the extent that banks are relying on this to monitor liquidity purposes that the assumptions are realistic. you cannot sell, as you pointed out, you need to essentially be able to rebuild those maturity securities and under stress there are limitations on how much repo can fit through the system and whether bilateral basis counterparties will continue to permit the recalling of the securities that we saw indication that there were limits on that. we want to make sure that they are being realistic about how they are looking at it with respect to liquidity. assuming that sufficient liquidity, it makes sense to hold the maturity. >> i guess at some are asking about non-bank mortgage lenders. we are always looking throughout the system. it is part of what we are doing when we are thinking about the safety of the banking system because they are non-connected to the banking sector. so, we do look at bank mortgage servicers. we want to make sure

now we walked with you through the territory of the plant, and i saw so many happy eyes, young and maturee, they were all walking, they were smiling, i would really like so that people become such a family one family. spiritual and moral education and the education of patriotism cannot be ensured without setting a personal example. a successful leader, first of all, is a leader who thinks, loves, understands and is responsible, that is, it must be all in one person, the level of wages over 5 years has increased by 300%, yes, ifo by 123.9, well, 124 we will say on average , over these 5 years i have learned a lot. no, because a person has enormous strength, enormous spiritual strength, enormous energy, and which is constantly shared with all of us. how to help this person and how to create an atmosphere of love in this team? for me the most important thing is faith in god. homeland, it is the most important thing that a person has, and what each of us, you and all of our future generations need to take care of is to take care of our homeland. the most important thing a person has is his ho

banks exposed, particularly smaller lenders in the u.s., to around $500 billion of maturities linkedal estate sector to 2025. this is a real risk. the kbw banking index falling 6% yesterday. that was the most since the silicon valley bank crisis of march of last year. yes, new york bank, community bank putting aside additional provisions. the question is, to what extent will this reverberate more broadly across the banking sector? this is a three-day view. you see the knock for the kbw. we saw the ripple effect to the japanese banking sector earlier today. this all links to the higher rates environment as well, what's that doing -- what that's doing to the real estate sector. the fomc, really interested now in terms of the pushback that we heard from jay powell around a potential march cut. we had expectations it was about 50-50 leading into the decision. now that's been paired by traders. they are reassessing after jay powell said he thought it was unlikely that a cut would come through in march. bear that in mind in terms of the repricing around the potential march decision from th

different factions and different political activists from different factions show a high level of maturity and understanding , and i appreciate your presence, who are intelligent and with i think becoming a space for discussion and even serious and challenging discussions in the presence of most of the people, as a result of the program of the house of people , it is broadcasted on radio iran from saturday to wednesday at 1230 to 13:30. these openings can be economic and livelihood openings, so that people can see a perspective and a horizon, because anyway, the expression on the stage to improve the situation, today's debate was a very good debate, good points. bringing up about the role of properties , about how we should create a high participation in the upcoming elections, and also what positive consequences this high participation will have for the country, in any case because of concern. who are concerned about the future of the country , will be present at the ballot box, the participation will be high . in addition to the simultaneous radio broadcast, the program of the people's h

a musical one, i somehow resisted at first, no, no, and then i probably had to happen that i had maturedally, physically, to music school, i went late, in the seventh grade, that is, this is already quite the age of 11-12 years, but i’m great i understood that if i already signed up there, then it would be, at least, a music school until the end, until the end of my studies there. by the way, i didn’t graduate from music school, why, because i entered after the tenth grade. when i choose my repertoire, a new one, some compositions for it, it all depends on number, from the idea of ​​the number, what it will be, because i don’t have music, a specific genre to perform, i can picture in my head, for example, classical music, how to present it, or the same folk music, but of course, mostly i am known for such folk motifs, folk numbers. folk songs, but i don’t like to focus on one direction, so, let’s say, i pay my attention to everything, but i try to diversify the repertoire, in my numbers there are different directions, of course, but the majority are, yes, folk, modern processing, i mysel

a lot of lodging loans are maturing this year and next. over $30 billion worth.those carry interest rates under 5%. while hotel did have a banner 2023, there is concern now the consumer is starting to struggle and businesses are starting to cut expenses. if leisure and business travel drop this year, that will hit the property owners hardrefinan higher interest rate environment. >> if this hits hotels, are there other sectors you are watching for distress? >> we are watching all of them. apartments are starting to cool off. they were very hot. we have a lot of supply coming on the market in apartments and you are seeing rents cool. another one that i'm hearing talk about is industrial. it was very hot during the pandemic. obviously everybody ordering. you need a lot of place to put this stuff. it started to become overvalued now. some are talking about industrial going into the future and is there as much demand and has it levelled off and are the valuations too high? >> it is interesting in apartments. we talked about that before which is the rising cost of prop

previous to the last election had even led to the preparation of an address to declare it to you; but mature reflection on the then-perplexed and critical posture of our affairs with foreign nations, and the unanimous advice of persons entitled to my confidence, impelled me to abandon the idea. i rejoice that the state of your concerns, external as well as internal, no longer renders the pursuit of inclination incompatible with the sentiment of duty or propriety and am persuaded, whatever partiality may be retained for my services, that in the present circumstances of our country. you will not disapprove my determination to retire. the impressions with which i first undertook the arduous trust were explained on the proper occasion. in the discharge of this trust, i will only say that i have, with good intentions, contributed toward the organization and administration of the government the best exertions of which a very fallible judgment was capable. not unconscious in the outset of the inferiority of my qualifications, experience in my own eyes, perhaps still more in the eyes of others, has

which bodes well for the iron market that we see maturing.to be clear, you are not overly concerned about what you see were china? do you think china turns around, a lot of money has been put to play, does the policy response work? do you see china revolving -- reviving its economy and the second half of this year? >> i miss the first part of that question if i could summarize how we charged a position with continued strength. as i said, our product portfolio is unique in the sense with our combined lois industry, we are fairly -- very resilient for any market swings. as i said, we see continued support in the fundamentals i very strong. the advent of the tsunami hasn't really materialized at this stage. again, that's another factor in robust support. tom: the dividend up 44% on the year. what is your lone star when you are thinking about striking that balance between returning shareholders and continuing to invest in the renewable space that we know is so important for you and the team at fortescue? >> underpinning our trajectories is a fair

the high-yield companies that have to address upcoming maturities.t appetite is quite strong on the issuer side. second take away to me, that has been met with very strong demand. you see it in the performance of the secondary market of spreads, but you also see the new issue concessions. those bonds typically come at a slight discount relative to the secondary market. that discount has narrowed dramatically. spreads.let's ta are investors getting compensated for the risks they are taking? lotfi: spreads are tight. they are at the tight end of the historical range. go back a decade or two of history. are they being compensated? it depends on your view. they are not pricing in a recession. they are pricing in what i would describe as cycle extension. mid to late cycle type of environment. but spreads are tight. there is one difference. yields are higher. you have to look at credit certainly as a spread product but in all in product. sonali: let's talk about where the higher yields matter the most. the riskier end of the market. you are watching invest

and then it was used in the peak of corona , so the capacity and maturity of the government's approach to human resources management was developed. and looking at it now , the productivity of human resources is increasing . in fact, in the provision of government services , i saw their emphasis on productivity, not on increasing working hours, and this seems to indicate that the government is looking at a balance between work and life for government employees and... a common point. if we expand the world , we will definitely have more opportunities. we are talking about competing with global players. well, when we are closed, they are working. so how do we want to compete ? how do we want to communicate? when they are closed, we are working. let us not reduce this to three days the share of our economy in the world should we really follow the rules of the world. we want to adapt to global markets. there is practically no communication for four days. we want to keep pace with world business. in the discussion of commercial terms, in the discussion of credit cards of the banking system,

the productivity of the human force, so you have to trust a little, maybe in a certain period of maturity, the governance of our governors was not in such a way that they could make proper adjustments and make the best decisions, but it seems that if we have targeted frameworks let's inform the governors and tell them that you should adjust these frameworks and check those goals later . it would be good if the governors were given the authority to act. that is, mr. rezaipour, i am for i am asking that, for example, it may be closed on friday and saturday in one province , but not on thursday or friday in another province. my point was that a part of the decision should be taken nationally in order to coordinate. now, for example, if we decide that friday and saturday are our days off, we should extend this to the schools, in fact, schools cannot be a model. we have to extend another model to the offices of the banks, and we have to extend it to other places, so a split in a series of decision-making levels must be unavoidable. yes, but on some levels the issue can be delegated to the prov

it is a long-term project but i think greek society is much more ready and much more mature.is interesting that all of these initiatives have been launched by a center-right government, and not by the previous government, which theoretically, again, belonged to the left. and i think this is also a testimony to the fact that we are truly a progressive government. francine: will you only reach true equality when you have same-sex marriage? pm mitsotakis: it is part of our strategy and it is a work in progress. we have civil union already. and at some point, this strategy will come to a head. francine: prime minister, how would you describe yourself as a leader? what kind of -- you have delivered on a lot of your goals. you have done better than expected in the polls. what drives you? pm mitsotakis: i don't like too much to talk about myself. [laughs] but i would really like to look at greece after eight years and say, yes, we have made big changes. so, this is not just about management and playing defense. it's really about changing the country. this country, if you look at its

security council meeting house, primarily to discuss, but to see sort of molly book in a fossil and mature republic to exit the regional blog. but the assessment also touched on the car and political situation in senegal, where president marcus stalled postponed. busy presidential election initially scheduled for late february on january the 28th. molly bochita also and mature, and now's the withdrawal from app for us with immediate effect. a joy to communicate, signed by the parties, accused of the viewed him from the ideas of its founding fathers and feed, in flies by foreign powers. they also said the regional body fails to a member of states in their fight against terrorism and in security. the 15 nations office treated nearly half a century ago to promote economy integration among the member states. but it has struggled in recent years to address a wave of military coups takeovers in the region included in molly me 20202114 across. so in 2022 i did was there last year, patricia james had followed the plots, trick santo's against bizarre, including the threats to the fly regional force

but in this case it is said exactly like this: a person with a statesman's mindset, with an adult, mature, simply should not assume even the very thought, to take advantage of the opportunities, the capabilities of the law enforcement system in order to realize their own, own plans or ambitions, i do not know who exactly was the customer of this, definitely, most likely, or the participants... potential participants in various journalistic investigations, and accordingly, we understand that today the patriotic parts of the special services are tools and mechanisms in order to eventually wash tavro off his stain, the dirty stain of his mandir and punish those who allow themselves similar, similar activities, journalists. the times actually visited the front line under avdiivka's coal mines, it happened, they were there there a couple of weeks ago, and they actually wrote a publication that came out, and where they claim that due to the lack of fighters , they have to transfer the rear reserves now to the front, to the front line in ukraine, and russia is spending huge resources to continue

as this return to the moon gets mature, there will be even more opportunities for companies.n to you in those moments. thank you. coming up, all the details, how disputes within klarna have spilled over into a high-profile drama. rivian shares drama, long-term shareprice chart, down almost 90%, on the back of lackluster earnings posted after the bell wednesday. yesterday the stock fell hard, they said they would let go of staff as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: vc drama brewing. sequoia named a new board member for klarna in an effort to calm issues between the founders. extraordinary story. what's going on? what's the spark of the issue? >> ugh, it's a mess. what happened is unclear. there was some dispute at klarna about governance or control issues and sequoia's partner, on the board, matt miller, saw things one way, and michael moore it's, legendary vc, was until very recently a partner at sequoia, saw it another way, the upshot is michael moritz still has his board seat, he now runs sequoia heritage. matt miller is out. that is head spinning. hopefully it makes sen

they decided to make the mature decision, either we can go with someone who we believe will keep us safe or we can go with someone who has shown himself to not be our friend at all and wants to be a tyrant. >> so, let's examine the little bit more. in 2020, it was a battle over the soul of america, remarkable idea upon which to campaign. we've seen charlottesville, the growing white nationalism of racism, people, like you said, made the mature decision. that decision, it occurred to me, is yet clear today, regardless of whether your main issue is the climate or immigration or israel gaza. on none of these issues, or reproductive rights and banning books, on none of these issues with donald trump provide a better solution than what joe biden. >> absolutely. you're absolutely right. right now, the president has been pushing forward with this idea of finish the job. in his first two years, when he had a democratic house, had a democratic senate, he was able to get monumental change done. now, as you and i both know, just because you signed a bill into law, it doesn't mean that people will f