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bangladesh's clothing factories that supply to big fast fashion brands like h&m, zara and hugo boss are limping back to normality. but its newnment faces long term economic challenges that will take years to fix. nikhil inamdar, has this special report from dhaka. back up and running after political turmoil roiled the world's second largest source market for ready garments. at this company, workers are in a race against time to finish up these christmas sweaters. the big concern at garment factories like these is not so much the short term monetary losses, but it's really the reputational damage that bangladesh may suffer on the international stage. and the worry now is that long—term political instability could mean cancelled orders and supply chains relocating to other parts of the world. this man, whose family founded this export unit 20 years ago, is worried. translation: bangladesh doesn't have enough dollar reserves. - how will we pay for imports of yarn from india and china if we don't have forex? customers aren't able to visit for order placements either because they aren't getting travel insurance. we might see a hi

zara owner inditex sees profits jump — despite some tough times for the retail business. welcome to business today, live from newitika gupta. us shares are under pressure at the opening here in new york — despite the latest inflation data in the last hour showing price rises are continuing to ease. the federal reserve wants to be sure inflation is back under control before it begins cutting the cost of borrowing from its two decade high — it's expected to do that later this month. we'll get into more detail on that in a moment — but first, let's take a deeper look now on what's happening with the us economy. according to data out in the last hour — prices rose at an annual rate of 2.5% in august. that was slightly less than the 2.6% markets were expecting — and down from 2.9% injuly. if we look at core inflation though — which strips out volatile elements such as food and fuel — prices were rising at a faster rate — 3.2%. dr sean snaith, director of the institute for economic forecasting at the university of central florida. hejoins us now. welcome. first of all, what a surprise of the cpi taking out volatile fo

clothing factories that supply big fast fashion brands like h&m, zara and hugo boss, are limping back to normality. but the country's newovernment faces long term economic challenges that will take years to fix. nikhil inamdar has this special ground report from dhaka. back up and running after political turmoil roiled the world's second largest source market for ready garments. at this knitwear company, workers are in a race against time to finish up these christmas sweaters. the big concern at garment factories like these is not so much the short—term monetary losses, but it's really the reputational damage that bangladesh may suffer on the international stage. and the worry now is that long—term political instability could mean cancelled orders and supply chains relocating to other parts of the world. this man, whose family founded this export unit 20 years ago, is worried. translation: bangladesh doesn't have enough dollar reserves. - how will we pay for imports of yarn from india and china if we don't have forex? customers aren't able to visit for order placements either because they aren't getting travel insurance

zara owner inditex, the world's biggest fashion retailer. welcome to business today, i'm tadgh enright we start in the us with the abc news presidential debate between kamala harris and donald trump. in what was a combative back and forth right from the get go the economy was in focus with the first question for the two candidates on how they plan to boost the world's biggest economy and give american households a lift. kamala harris talked about her middle class roots and providing help for small businesses. mr trump talked about the soaring prices that americans have been living with and laid the responsibility firmly at the democrats�* door. let's have a quick listen to kamala harris. done before, which is to provide a tax cut for billionaires and big corporations which will result in $5 trillion to america's deficit. donald trump talked up his economic legacy as the debate moved onto the question of tarfiffs. you'll remember mr trump has recently been speaking about increasing tariffs on international goods. let's have a listen. we are doing tariffs on other countries. other countries after 75 years will pay us back after 75 years will p

zara. thanks for watching. 20. that's it for myself for the time being. but the news does continue here on the 0 with my colleague, my lean after the listening post by the the latest news as it breaks, the hands are under locked down and is ready occupation folders on the street with detailed coverage. the vaccination camp and face has many challenges been as role destroyed, most of the medical facilities and old roads in java from the house of the story means writing the ministry has made it virtually impossible for guys. a special means to inside of their water consists of food. they just need the it is rarely streets of impact with protesters demanding the end of the nothing yahoo governor. but israel's army keeps going. backing up, the settlers terrorizing the west bank and taking the genocidal war against the palestinians. beyond the ruins of gods. we get a former is really inside those view of what if anything the outside world is going to do about it. plus they say that money talks and the world's richest man, the lawn must just can't help themselves. throughou

"consumer reports" says new research reveals high levels of lead were found in 12 of the 36 brands of cinnamon it tested including spice king, zarancy recommends throwing the products away, adding that even small amounts of lead pose a health risk. >>> in an effort to reduce waste, clothing chain zara will be offering americans the chance to sell, repair, or donate secondhand items. zara's preowned platform launched in the uk two years ago and is up and running in 16 european countries. the service will now be available to americans next month. >>> and today is friday the 13th, and some companies are hoping to spread some good luck. krispy kreme is offering a dozen original glazed doughnuts for just 13 cents with a purchase of any dozen or 16-count minis at regular price. wendy's is offering free fries with any purchase in the app and a small frosty for just $1 through the end of this month. >>> that's your cbs "moneywatch" report for this friday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> up next, singer john legend weighs in on springfield, ohio. what he said about his hometown after the city came up in the presidential

shoes from zara imam reza were dirty. whose name is mashhad, asking for my heart, whatever i have. with the permission of fatemeh soltani of the holy mashhad radio and television news agency, the 9th international meeting of mujahideen in exile was held in damghan with the message of the president and the presence of guests from 26 countries. in this ceremony , a group of domestic and foreign politicians talked about the latest situation of the resistance, the diplomacy of the martyr's resistance amir abdollahian gave a speech on resistance, the biography of imam reza (peace be upon him) and jihad in exile . the 9th international meeting of mujahideen in exile was attended by guests from 26 countries of the world in damghan. in order to honor the mujahideen fighters who carry out scientific, cultural and military activities in different countries , the main goal of which is to defend the freedom of the oppressed , the president, in a message to the international meeting of the mujahideen in exile , honored the role of martyr hossein amir abdullahian, the late minister of foreign affairs, in the diplomacy of resistance. he referred to him as the amir of diplomacy. r

zara owner inditex sees profits jump — despite some tough times for the retail business. welcome to business today, live from newthe latest inflation data in the last hour showing price rises are continuing to ease. the federal reserve wants to be sure inflation is back under control before it begins cutting the cost of borrowing from its two decade high — it's expected to do that later this month. we'll get into more detail on that in a moment — but first,

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zara owner inditex, the world's biggest fashion retailer. welcome to business today, i'm tadgh enright we start in the us with the abc news presidential debatetive back and forth right from the get go the economy was in focus with the first question for the two candidates on how they plan to boost the world's biggest economy and give american households a lift. kamala harris talked about her middle class roots and providing help for small businesses. mr trump talked about the soaring prices that americans have been living with and laid the responsibility firmly at the democrats' door. let's have a quick listen to kamala harris.