hmm, a certain motivating factor was what came out in 2005, in my opinion, the ninth company, which i not really like. but uh, since i started to reflect , therefore, like many afghans, discuss what they like, what they don’t like, and the big role played by the ninth company is that it returned this topic to society. we did not reflect on the afghan war before. yes, that is, it ended in february 89, bashful people began to hush it up, we first started doing it. at first we began to shyly hush it up, because they imposed on us the alien course in 1980 around the sixth and seventh year, then in the eighty-ninth. it ended, and then in the ninety-first everything turned upside down. so we were simply not up to the reflection of the afghan war, and all these reflections of ours were experienced by someone, personally by someone in the companies . we all postponed them. i have everything that i wrote in 2005. do you know how documents printer and printed, that is, they are, but not yet printed. and when i sat down to write, based on all these discussions that had begun, the ninth company t

this, like many afghans, and discuss what i like, what i don’t like and the big role that the ninth companyt it is this topic returned to society. we didn't reflect on the afghan war. yes, that is, it ended in the eighty-ninth year in february, they began to hush it up. we started doing it first. at first we began to shyly hush it up, because someone else's discourse was imposed on us, and in 80 about the sixth seventh year, then eighty ninth. it ended, and then in the ninety-first everything turned upside down. so we were simply not up to the reflection of the afghan war, and all these reflections of ours were experienced by someone, personally by someone in the companies. we all postponed them. i have everything that i wrote in 2005. you know how the documents on the printer are not printed, that is, they are, but have not yet been printed. and when i sat down to write, here, based on all these discussions that had begun, the ninth company is there about that , they are about that, i just sat down and wrote. that's why not invented afghan i just sat down and wrote what i had in my head fo

hmm, a certain motivating factor was what came out in 2005, in my opinion, the ninth company, which in’t really like, but uh, since i started to reflect, therefore , like many afghans and discuss, what you like, what you don't like, and the big role that the 9th company played, because it brought this topic back into the community. we did not reflect on the afghan war before. yes, that is , it ended in february 1989. the bashful began to soak it, we first started it. at first we began to shyly hush it up, because we were forced into alien competition a 80 around the sixth and seventh year, then the eighty-ninth. it ended, and then in the ninety-first everything turned upside down. so we were simply no longer pre-reflections of the afghan war, and someone experienced all these reflections of their own, someone personally in the company all of us put them aside. i have everything that i wrote in 2005. you know how documents are on the printer and printed, that is, they are there, but not yet printed. and when i sat down to write, here, based on the motives of all these discussions that

mm, the motivating factor was that it came out in 2005, i think the ninth company, which i didn’t reallyce i started reflecting on this, like many afghans, and discussing what i like, what i don’t i also like the big role played by the 9th company, because it brought this topic back into society. we didn't reflect on the afghan war. yes, that is, she the eighty-ninth year in february ended, it began to be hushed up. we started doing it first. at first, we began to bashfully hush it up, because someone else's discourse was imposed on us, and in 80, around the sixth and seventh year, then eighty-nine. it ended, and then in the ninety-first everything turned upside down. so we were simply not up to the reflection of the afghan war, and all these reflections were experienced by someone, personally by someone in the companies. we all postponed them. i have everything that i wrote in 2005. do you know how documents on the printer and printed out , that is, they are, but not yet printed out, when i sat down to write, here, based on all these discussions that began, the ninth company is about th

do you yourself like films about afghanistan, for example, the brotherhood of long gen, the ninth companyhuk, that you can tell me about them, any film about afghanistan , of course, reminds you of it was e and, of course, they all like what you used to call the truth there or not true. uh, maybe not all, really. maybe not everything was like that, but the essence is the same people fought perished. e, defended, as they say, honor and dignity. uh, because judging it for that is, well, just stupid. i think, yes, i understand. what is the most terrible memory of both of us. well i want you to say the most terrible thing is when, after all, death, comrades, because it’s well, it remains for life, and because it’s just like we are sitting talking, then suddenly here, after a while there in an hour or two. this man did not have a soldier carrying, to which 1.5 m. it seems that he is in one hand, what is left of him. and this, of course, will never be forgotten. you are good, remember the school curriculum, refresh it in your memory. young intellectuals will help you. is it true that this engra

do you yourself like films about afghanistan, for example, the brotherhood of long gen the ninth companythat you can tell me about them, any film about afghanistan, of course, reminds me of that. there was e and, of course, they all like what you previously called true or false. maybe not all, really. maybe not everything was like that, but the essence is the same people fought perished. e, defended, as they say czech dignity. eh, therefore condemn for it. well, it's just stupid, i think , yes, it's clear what is the most terrible memory embrace well, i want to tell you the most terrible thing is when, nevertheless, the death of comrades from because it, well, it remains for life, and because it's just like you and i. here we sit talking, then a friend. here through them for a while there in an hour or two. this man did not have a soldier to carry, to which one and a half meters of him in one hand. so what's left of him. and this, of course, e will never be forgotten. your rationalization proposals are legendary. what kind of miraculous weapon did you invent during the war in afghanistan

do you yourself like films about afghanistan, for example, he was genna's brotherhood the ninth companyk and what about them can you tell me love the movie about afghanistan of course, it reminds you of it was e and of course they all like what you didn't say before, whether it's true or not. uh, maybe not all, really. maybe not everything was like that, but the essence is the same people fought perished. e, defended, as they say czech dignity. eh, therefore condemn for it. well, that's just stupid, i think so, yes, i see. what is the creepiest memory of a ram? well, i want to tell you the most terrible thing is when all the same the death of comrades. uh, 'cause it's uh, it stays for life, and because it’s just like we ’re talking to you, then a friend. here after some time. there, after an hour or two , this man was gone, the soldier was carrying him, to which he was one and a half meters long in one hand. so what's left of him. and this, of course, e will never be forgotten. your rationalization proposals are legendary. what kind of miraculous weapon did you invent during the war in

and you yourself like films about afghanistan, for example, long genn's brotherhood the ninth companyondarchuk and what can you tell me about them? is it true or not true. uh, maybe not all, really. maybe not everything was like that, but the essence is the same people fought perished. e, defended, as they say, honor and dignity. eh, therefore condemn for it. well, that's just stupid i believe, yes, i see. what is the most eerie memory both of you will not become. well, i want to tell you the most terrible thing - this is when, after all , the death of comrades, in fact, because this, well, it remains for life, and because it ’s just like you and i here we sit talking, then a friend. here, after a while there in an hour or two. this man no longer carries a soldier, to which one and a half meters seems to be in one hand. so what's left of him. and this, of course, e will never be forgotten. about your rationalization proposals go legends. what kind of miracle weapon did you invent during the war in afghanistan in afghanistan i just noticed that in the same place we are being beaten by

film, and you yourself like films about afghanistan, for example, long genn’s brotherhood the ninth companyondarchuk, what can you tell me about them, any film about afghanistan, of course, reminds of what it was, and, of course, they all like what you called before that, true or false. uh, maybe not all, really. maybe not everything was like that, but the essence is the same people fought perished. e, defended, as they say, honor and dignity. eh, therefore condemn for it. well, just stupid, i think, yes, i see. what is the most terrible memory both of you will not become. well, i want to tell you the most terrible thing is when, after all, the death of comrades from because it, well, it remains for life, and because that's just how we're talking to you, then a friend. here it is after a while. there in an hour or two. this man did not have a soldier carrying, to which 1.5 m. it seems that he is in one hand. so what's left of him. and this, of course, will never be forgotten. how to save an animal that has lost its paws, the veterinarian of the clinic hippopotamus pavel zhulpa, and the magi

right now, i didn’t remember the name of the actor from the ninth company at the checkpoint and met with colleague. ah. just on sunday, when we went to donetsk, he is at the front now, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, the violinist sings an alonstrom. petya played, we made a little bit of our video materials there, and that’s it, that is, quite a lot of people come athletes to chicherin, the same yulia chicherina it seemed to me that she has been waging this fight for a very long time, you won’t see her on the stage anymore. yes, she exclusively supports ours somewhere in the trenches. guys, and of course, and sergey katerina kuprik in general always helps both the military and civilians several times already. uh, literally we met. uh, it's always great to see wonderful people too. so much it pleases so much, it motivates so much, then this is a matter of conscience , honor, of course, and just respect here is really normal human respect, because people act like people. exactly this. the main thing here, of course, is sergey, i want to say that he refused to compete under a neutral flag. this is

not yet printed, when i sat down to write, here, based on all these discussions that began, the ninth companyabout that. not about that, i just sat down and wrote. that's why not invented afghan i just sat down and wrote what i had in my head for a long time i wrote there. it's literally there in 2-3 months. just at night, as if it had already been everything. well, look. i already find a lot of parallels with us, however, between us we will still return to the war just in a conversation, but i ’m wondering, but you, like me, have become tv presenter after 40 yes 50. you are 50. yes , i have a little bit earlier, a little bit earlier, so literally. well, how did this happen, and why did it happen, and in this case , from your point of view, is age an advantage or a disadvantage? i’ll answer the second question immediately categorically, the benefits are absolutely, well, in my case, i won’t say for everyone, in my case absolutely a and the work of a tv presenter and even more so some. well, i call her to me all the time the word. that's where the fame is. well, there is a morality, we call it

became the idol of millions, playing the role of a soldier ryaba in fyodor bondarchuk's film the ninth companybrest fortress night swallows major grom. and dozens of film works, which means i became an actor purposefully , persistently, so to speak, because i always wanted to get a singer to go out after leontiev rotaru in general, mikhail evlanov did not become an artist, not only an excellent sought-after artist, but also his father is a hero, all his five children are schoolchildren , who have yet to decide on the choice of their future profession, so my children are planning. well, actually, i don't plan to, i don't know who, well, anything is better than their father. my children are planning to become famous beautiful people. saransk is called the capital of fountains , the most famous of which is the light-musical giant the star of mordovia, it is made in the form of an eight-pointed star of the national mordovian ornament, which means the sun in the daytime fountain. pleases the townspeople with the music of mozart and beethoven and in the evenings looking for a light show vera khramov

about 75 performers , including at least thirty police officers of the fourth platoon of the ninth police tank companythe command of otto goldap, administrative functions were entrusted to otto drevs, in addition to the police, the team included about 40 soldiers of the ss docha company as part of team 1005. there were also several drivers and six translators. one of the first operations to eliminate traces of nazi crimes in belarus took place in the mogilev region the so-called master class, demonstrative action in the area of ​​the village. pashkovo, almost the entire leadership of the occupying authorities arrived. they were shown the technology for the destruction of corpses, barbarians, behind the settlement was. more than 20,000 people burned several hundred bodies for a demonstration action, and a few days later the so-called working team arrived in the pashkov region, which had to dig ditches, extract corpses and turn them into ashes, open mass graves. the decomposed corpses were not the terrible smell of people turned inside out those who were very strong, who could not inflate to carry the c

the lady, who is arguably the most powerfully ev company and about didn't even come in the top ten list year, they were ninth so they haven't prioritised experts yet because they have enough domestic demand. that is likely to change as this market saturates. companies will be looking for other places to sell. bill russo speaking to me a little earlier. _ sell. bill russo speaking to me a little earlier. speaking - sell. bill russo speaking to me a little earlier. speaking of - a little earlier. speaking of that were in ukraine, the maker of cornetto ice cream and dove soap has defended its decision to keep operating in russia more than a year after moscow invaded ukraine. unilever said an exit was "not straightforward" because its operations would be taken over by russia if it left. this is after a campaign group called the moral rating agency estimated the company contributes some $730 million dollars to the russian economy annually. in the uk — the country's largest water supplier thames water has been fined $4.2 million dollars for polluting rivers. this was after it discharged millions of litres of sewag

the eighth and ninth, your take on earnings is very early, among companies reporting, 8/10, more are beating estimates. there's again to this that everyone says if you beat it like i used to do, i tell them i'm going to get all afters, and ds and a couple sees and think of einstein. they were on to me by the third grade. they don't let me ask how you are grading these your self. >> i given a be so far. they are beating expectations, guidance, reconfirming guidance. tonight, tesla and netflix expect and 50% sales growth, those are pretty high targets already but it's about the future guidance how with conflicting economic conditions, growth stories all around limiting people from sharing passwords. i got flagged on this sunday, i am a little stubborn. investors going to be interested in hearing about whether people are starting to like me or show passwords or bite the bullet and pay up and an actor strike could be a tension but it's all about guidance. neil: how they lay out the landscape is the game. always a pleasure, thank you very much. it's not heavy wave when it comes to markets

company and johnson johnsons goldman sachs. managed to close in positive territory for the ninth session in a row. the longest streak since 2017. but the s&p and nasdaq indices are in the red , impressed by the reports of technology companies, trading on the russian stock market before today's meeting of the russian central bank at the key rate begins strong fall of the ruble. slightly surrenders after yesterday's powerful growth. dollar, 90 45 euros , 100 and 82. the ministry of transport wants to introduce new measures to regulate the movement of electric scooters in addition to those introduced in march, the kommersant newspaper writes about this, the department is going to further limit the speed of overtaking pedestrians. at the same time, the speed control mechanism will also be discussed, they also want to tighten fines for violators and register all electric scooters in the registry from march. for electric scooters, gyro scooters and other means of individual mobility. it has already been banned to reach speeds above 25 km / h. at the same time, according to the ministry of internal affair

the ninth straight day of gains, a record for this company, creating a $25 a share, that is a far cry from the money it hit post november 2021. in the hyperdrive newsletter it has turned a corner and two stories going around rivian and we will continue to track it and it is now softer, we will dig into that evercore note at about $8 billion of revenue from threads by 2025 we will bring you those details, not doing much to support the stock. we talked about the weighting situation and actually most names on the nasdaq 100 in the green but microsoft and amazon, two names to the downs that are off by 2.6%. they are real drags on the index overall which is why broadly in the technology sector we are in the red. one we are tracking mostly is tsmc, we are looking at the u.s. adr, u.s. listed shares, sales are down 10% year on year. still, in a analyst expectations. this is about ai which is why we like it. caroline: we will stick on that, tsmc, let us bring in our in-house expert, another brick to add to the mix. ian, is it because we have seen the stock already outperform so much and we ar

there are two companies sitting there, according to the estimates of my comrade the ninth - that's abouts, which is already a clarifying question to ask so that people understand everything for themselves, imagine it like this, maybe it's in the format of projections. paratroopers or infantry is sitting or because we will include that we know that there is a brigade there 50 e-e 72 54th brigade is there paratroopers now dropped to the defense of bakhmut and the otzyza unit, yes, that is, in fact, if we are talking about the paratroopers, then it is quite well prepared, within the limits of the capabilities of the two brigades that said earlier they have already been our forces of peremotion in the defense levels on more than one occasion, but everything is still thrown up reserves so that they do not get out of there, that is, in fact, we understand that the enemy is afraid of losing bakhmut in a panic , and the prerequisites for losing bakhmut are precisely there, and the ticks of the effk are there and kurdyumivka and andriivka, which provide flank bypasses bakhmut and the cutting of t

ninth is the premises police and the officials of the ministry of health and the ministry of industry, there are companies, there is the premises police, and how many tomans are required for the devices that have not been registered, the registration of the institutions that are related to the law prohibiting the use of foreign names and terms, and this it means an article that is related to the provisions of this law in this way, they have duties regarding the provisions of the law, which are sometimes implemented, sometimes not. what is their work this evening? today , there are two agendas for the meeting of the council for the protection of the persian language. we pass by and see that there are signs that are in commercial complexes and on the highways, and many of them are written on the writings of god. and big cities should be approved for these these should be organized, and secondly, it has been decided that products with farengi names and letters on their packaging should be prohibited from being purchased by government and public institutions under the law on the protection of the persian lang

center works around the clock, i note that the admission company will last until july 25 , the main stage of enrollment from the third to the ninthf august . well, if passing scores for enrollment the budget is not enough to help , an educational loan can come. what is needed in order to become a member of this program and who is entitled to a preferential interest rate? remember that only mountains can be higher than mountains. yegor, having passed the exam, decided to take at first glance, the psychological faculty of moscow state university, which was not conquered for himself , beckoned yegor with interesting buildings throughout his high school, but when it became clear that he would not be able to enter the budget department. the price of tuition began to worry the applicant in other moments, even to disturb me, the direction of psychology came in handy for me; i like to communicate with people, to think , to disassemble this, how everything works in our heads , each of us was interested, but if yegor still has to figure out the intricacies of human souls, then the nuances of bank study loan programs. he learned quickly. af

start of the war in the thirty-ninth year, but subsidiaries well, for example, opel continued to work on american technologies and under the control of their parent companies, but in fact, as if the economic ties were broken, in fact, of course, the ties remained, and the management of economic control and return on investment and american companies turned a blind eye, for example, the fact that the germans deported people and forced them to work, for example, they lived at a hobby factory. of course , in terrible conditions, they fed people poorly and they worked, er, for free. naturally. it would seem that the united states of america and all the values ​​they promote. the freedoms of private property in a democracy would have to come into conflict, and with policies such as forced labor, but in so far as the amount of investment. in germany, on the part of american companies, there were very, very large economic ties maintained, and large companies themselves, but opposed, uh, us participation in the war. uh, although they were afraid to openly support hitler or admit their ties with them. the fort was far from the only american a magnate who collaborat

companies are still in full swing. even i would say in the middle. and even if we take ninthders, who on the third day of the budgets finish accepting documents, but the traditionally sought-after applicants are specialties, and especially considering the fact that since last year medical colleges began to accept on the basis of nine classes, before that, for many years in the country, medical training specialties in colleges, carried out only on the basis of 11 classrooms. therefore, this year, all parents and all are set to receive a medical profession. they already see that, in general, the training is so open that it is expanding, and therefore this year we have such a large influx of applicants. let's just say that from the new traditionally popular specialty it sphere is quite a popular pedagogical specialty. e. well, this is, but if we are talking about mid-level specialists. and if we are talking about the profession of their workers. here already about 60%, in principle, at the level of our applications have been submitted to date. as for popular specialties, it all

companies. i don't remember if it was the ninth or tenth year, maybe the eighth in those years. need some kind of units that can perform tasks outside the russian federation where the use of regular armed forces is inappropriate. actually, it started there, there were, in my opinion, 150 people. in africa, they were instructors and advisers preparing for someone, then syria, uh, in syria, so to speak, task expanded. we are in the air, there is air defense. but on the ground , wagner is fighting there, and then ukraine turned, so to speak, into such a small private army with aviation , artillery, heavy equipment, counterintelligence and, uh, at the head, uh, who stood up. e. well, actually, this is the owner of the company, mr. prigozhin, at first everything was fine, and then you can see eh! well, ambition. and secondly, i always said that at the core, of course, everything is always money, and that's when the figures were announced e how much, uh, so to speak , prigogine received, uh, from the state budget from department of defense? it’s clear when i told him that either you s

of course, the interests of western european companies suffered, but the states only benefited from this in the sixty-ninthear , the minister of foreign affairs of the ussr, our compatriot andrei gromyko, offers the frg and other european countries the supply of soviet gas in exchange for their pipes and oil and gas equipment, the barter scheme did not formally violate the restrictions existing at the moment in the boom. the soviet proposal was accepted positively and in february of the seventieth year moscow and germany sign a contract under the gas pipe formula soon, not only german, but also british french and italian companies began working on similar terms with the participation of their own banks thanks to this scheme, in the early eighties , the construction of the world's first transcontinental gas pipeline urengoy pomary uzhgorod began at first united states did not oppose cooperation along the gas pipeline. in order not to escalate tension between political camps. however, after the coming to power of ronald, reagan eighty-first united states. again began to actively restrict the soviet energy se

ninth month the full report. ups is expected to move 6% of the us gdp every single day. more than 300,000 ups workers have vowed to go on strike after the company an agreement with its union. if they do walk out it will be one of the biggest strikes in american history. michelle fleury has more. making some noise. ups workers in new york preparing to strike after both sides accuse the other of walking away from the negotiating table. among those getting ready, marvin dawes, a full—time driver for ten years. everybody here has frustration that keeps on building up. it is likely to keep boiling. he says every worker deserves more. we want fairness in terms of a fair days pay for a fair da 's work. . , , ., that represents roughly 340,000 ups workers across the country want higher pay, especially for part-time workers.— picket practice. as you can see, straight preparations are shifting into high gear. the union wants to ramp up the pressure on ups to meet its demands. anthony is one of the organisers, a former ups driver who was part of the last strike in 1997 that cost the company hundreds of millions of dollars. for him this is not just a fight

eh, maybe, of course, some surprises, but the company is still in full swing, even i would say in the middle. uh, even if we take ninthraders, who on the third day of the budgets ends accepting documents, but uh are traditionally in demand of applicants are medical specialties, and especially, taking into account the fact that since last year, medical colleges began to accept on the basis of nine classes . before that, for many years in the country , training in medical specialties in colleges was carried out only on the basis of grade 11. therefore, this year already all parents and everyone are determined to get a medical profession. they already see that, in general, the training is so open that it is expanding, and therefore this year we have such a large influx of applicants. let's say this from new traditionally, popular specialty it sphere is quite popular pedagogical specialty. well, this is, well, if we are talking about middle-level specialists. and if we are talking about the profession of their workers, there are already about. five percent, in principle, at the level of applications we have filed to date

companies are still in full swing. even i would say in the middle. e, even if we take ninth, who are on the third day of the budget, the acceptance of documents ends, but the traditionally sought-after applicants are the sketch of the specialty, and especially taking into account the fact that since last year medical colleges began to accept on the basis of nine classes. before that, for many years in the country , training in medical specialties in colleges was carried out only on the basis of grade 11, so this year all parents and everyone are set to receive medical profession. they already see that, in general, the training is so open that it is expanding, and therefore this year we have such a large influx of applicants. this is, let's say, from the new traditionally popular specialty the it sphere is quite a popular pedagogical specialty. well, this is, well, if we are talking about middle-level specialists. and if we are talking about the profession of their workers. here , in principle, about 60% of applications have been submitted to date. as for popular specialties,

in the nineteenth in the ninety-ninth year, musk became one of the founders of the xcom online bank , from which paypal will grow, then the mask will have the space companyl of the electric car tesla model x yes, the first letter in the name of the son of elon musk. this is also x and the full name looks like. this is how the mask previously explained that twitter is outgrowing its original concept of short messaging. and with the appearance in it of photos, videos of large texts and a social network brand, a new x is needed. according to the mask, it fits, because ilya can mean anything about the economy. all thanks to denis valaev with an economic review. the viewer of ntv in the capital is waiting for the release of today in moscow, and we will continue broadcasting for other regions in the central part of the country. thousands of tourists evacuated to corfu because of the fire, the greek authorities can’t cope with natural fires on the island, the fire covered the surroundings of mount pancrater and spreads immediately along the southern and northern slopes, agricultural land is destroyed there was a threat to local residents and tourists on the isl

the ninety-seventh to the ninety-ninth year , so, and one of the models that this plant produces is eto mi, 171, e is planned to be supplied to a single far eastern companyany was established 2 years ago on the direct instructions of the president of the number of subsidized routes. uh, there are already 39 of them today, and we will continue to take measures to increase the availability of transportation for citizens. including perfection available today infrastructure. we also discussed with the governor a master plan for the development ulan-ude. such plans, on behalf of the president , are being developed for 25 far eastern cities with the participation of the government of reality. and, of course, the business community, be sure to take into account the opinion ourselves. of citizens, the included activities are aimed at solving issues that are significant for people colleagues, the issues of the development of the far east are among the priorities for the government and here favorable investment climate should be continued in chicken areas, please keep track of the matter. i would like to thank viktorovich or your colleagues for organizing all the

companies do try to copy you, same day, same time. how do you set yourselves apart? john: it's christmas in july. this is our ninth prime day.t's an event. i expect this year to be bigger than ever. more deals than ever before. millions dropping every 30 minutes and we are excited about what we are seeing so far. 50% off top selling toys. there really is a deal for everybody out there. i've got friends who use prime day to shop for everyday essentials. getting their shampoo. it's a big day. thanking prime members for loyalty, the best way we can think to do that is savings. last year they saved $1.7 billion. we hope to a clips that this year. caroline: how are you using technology in and of itself to make sure i feel targeted in the right way? john: with a lot of our ai technology it's focused on specialization. when you look at the website for yourself, it's different than looking at it for your friends. building on ai technology to really help, giving you a customized experience. caroline: and using the alexa, right? john: that's right. anything in your shopping cart or wishlist, alexa will tell you it just went on a great

ninth year. we they learned how to sit down the same. jay-force, moreover, jay furs, she appeared in 2004 with this very name, and before that, starting there in denmark as a small company, and she developed, conquered markets for her own, which means either the countries entered them and actually bought in which - a year. so, the oldest pinkerton detective agency in the united states, whose year of birth is 1950 850, so actually, where do we count from? so, uh, these companies, but i think here, so to speak, hmm, it's not as important as we think, what kind of periodization we have. how many the fact that these companies were involved in their emergence were people in one way or another connected with the armed forces, and with the army, but hmm, so to speak, or it was david stirring, who switched from mercenary work, so to speak, he had a smooth transition. he was originally in this area. and or, so to speak, these are people who hmm understood the trends and hmm saw that there are prospects in this and gradually formed their own business. that's aside . tell me, this famous one can be a bloated blader and a man with a beautiful surname of a prince. somehow qualitativ

ninth title. she won by a margin of just six dogs and it was a family affair. her husband finished fourth in the men's event. >>> new details today on twitter's new read limits. the social media company says only a small percentage of users will be impacted. we did talk about this yesterday. you'll remember ceo elon musk announced that the site will start limiting how many tweets you can see each day effective immediately, 10,000 posts a day for paid users, 1,000 posts a day for most other users in a blog post today, twitter said the limits are intended to, quote, detect bots and other bad actors. the limits will prevent accounts from scraping public data from users in order to build ai models and twitter says the policy will be temporary. instagram is getting in on the action. yesterday meta announced that it will be releasing a direct competitor to twitter called threads. it launches on thursday, and according to early reviews, threads looks and feels similar to twitter, and it will be synced up with instagram. joining us now is our business and tech reporter scott budman, rumors about meta's twitter competition first surfaced last month. do you think this is a coincidence, scott?

ninth-grade civics and i'm convinced out no, they didn't. while the judge said and it was actually right. you cannot have the government colluding with private companiestorming the speech of people. even if the speech is stupid or wrong. we have a right to be stupid. we have a right to be wrong. in many cases they didn't swell speech that was right. or rather that was wrong. they swelled speech that turned out to be exactly right. >> right. against the government narrative. >> completely. it's so interesting. democrats have such a tell. they went with almost hillary clinton's line for back during the scandal with her husband of right wings conspiracy. every time the concepting conspiracy turns out the it's ridiculous to claim it's not happening that meta had a platform specifically for the government to go when and tell them hey, you need to censor this. in the twitter files they were doing exact same thing with twitter. >> there's plenty of email traffic a confirmation from real journalists looked at this and call it the censorship stroke complex essentially. no center suppressed. no thank you. check out this new metric that the media was obsessed wi

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six from the sixth company at a certain moment , because there were eight on the skating rink, they held back eight of you. attacks and were ready for the ninth morally hard to lose their guys. sergei zenin, met with the characters. this is the third line of defense. the earth is all cut up, with such trenches. the problem with the west is the western elites, they have usurped. uh, they abused their uh position and uh their monopoly on power. as they start their way up the career ladder in russia, they went from being a loader, to moonlighting as some bags, they loaded for me, i didn’t really like this occupation and a warning to the head of sberbank artificial intelligence. you will be replaced by different topics at the meeting of the supervisory board of the russia land of opportunity platform. the europeans now know what trump wants from them so that they reimburse us for the costs of restoring the stockpiles of weapons transferred to ukraine, whether a biden who is sleeping in negotiations with the president, israel and who has many questions about the crimes committed by the bidens and the brilliant work of the rostov police found a six

company. that's one question. but no, there doesn't seem to be that much question any longer. the ftc losing over the weekend. ninthy on appeal of the loss that they suffered last week. they didn't get it so all signs point to as unlikely as it would have seemed and, of course, you know, i have to say, looking back on my own reporting, i had this thing mostly dead, and now it's, you know, as we said last week, the only real question seem to be, will they be able to close before having an increase of consideration. >> for a while we were talking about activision as a buyer, not a seller what's interesting is that a lot of curtain razors on the earnings print in the next week or two don't really mention this they talk about azure, whether that's a beat or not you know, what happens to capex regarding a.i. i seen morgan stanley goes to 415. so i mean, is it nice to have kind of at this point? >> for 2.5 trillion market cap company that added more in market value than they seem to be spending on activision, even though it is one of the largest deals out there, they added way more on their promise of a.i., i think that'

request from the agency to temporarily block the companies from closing the deal ahead of the july 18th deadline. they are also seeking emergency action for the ninthle of the cloud gaming businesses in the uk to appease regulators there and move forward with the merger. >>> after launching last week, instagram thread has gained over 100 million sign-ups drawing the interest of companies, agencies and advertisers. businesses have stopped advertising on twitter over brand safety concerns. they are excited about the possibility of advertising on threads. reports this morning that threads is seeing a massive engagement drop off, we are hearing since the blockbuster launch, users spending 50% less time on the app then one week ago. joining us now to discuss the state of the digital ad market is gary vaynerchuk. i guess, did you join threads? do you like it ? has your engagement gone down? do you think twitter needs an alternative, a kinder, gentler alternative? >> good morning, first of all. i joined threads. i like threads. i think competition is good. i don't know if it is a kinder, gentler thing. i think all he places stop off very kind and gentle w

a long time ago in the ninety-ninth, musk became one of the founders of the xcom online bank, from which paypal will grow , then the mask will appear space company spacex model of the tesla model xb electric car , the first letter in the name of the son of elon musk. this is also x and the full name looks like. this is how musk previously explained that twitter is outgrowing its original concept of short messaging, and with the appearance in it. photos of videos and large texts and a brand on the social network need a new x according to the mask is suitable, because it can mean anything, it means even more so thank you this was denis the economic review of the day. attempts of external interference in the elections scheduled for september in russia are already in full swing , andrey klimov, head of the federation council commission for protecting the state university, said today, he stressed that the west has been dealing with this issue for a long time and systemically. moreover, the technologies themselves have reached a new qualitative level. in addition , artificial intelligence will be used to the full extent of social networks, targeted im

ninth-grader roman aloyan from voronezh got a unique opportunity to visit tambov state university named after derzhavin. here you can learn everything about how future lawyers, economists, managers and top managers of the companytambov state university named after derzhavin is one of the largest educational centers. chernozem region to learn. it is comfortable and prestigiously interesting here, largely thanks to the national project science and universities, which implement mines both sciences in russia, but, first of all, than to get acquainted with the ministers of themis and learn everything about the securities market. my student and colleague and i are novel, small. we decided to explore tambov, the city impresses with its architectural richness in this luxurious palace today, a museum, and in the 19th century there was an estate of a large cloth industrialist. mikhail vasilyevichaseev by education. he was a medic but not of the day, did not work in a hospital. but together with his brother , he founded several large cloth factories, which were sewn uniforms for the soldiers of the russian army. inside the white palace the richest collection of furniture and household items mikhail loseyva chair with exp