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look at nokia's earnings see how much nokia is now deducting feature phones were in use.t for cellular communication. look how much income she gives the finnish budget and a few career ones are not at all vice versa. she has grown compared to those years, but they discuss issues, but let's be objective in finland, a country with one of the highest quality education systems in school with the ability to do this when there were large incomes, no, it had nothing to do . to income. they took over the soviet school system. unlike our idiots. she was not touched . it was not changed, even the emperor, even the imperial system, even the system of the russian empire , to a significant extent. they did it, so just consciously the experience of the fifties were engaged. we stopped turning round timber, they began to speculate that they only had white paper . yes and now, supposedly, we will not be able to make paper here for three years now. yesterday our manufacturers announced. what that actually passed the tests and white paper. we can now do the same . yes, and the virus worked

well, look, someone now has a nokia. look at nokia's income look. the largest manufacturers of equipment for cellular communications. look , look at how much income she gives from the finnish budget and a few careers everywhere are not at all the same. well , turn around, she has grown compared to those years, but now it’s not a question. separately, well, good and designs, but let's be objective in finland is a country with one of the highest quality education systems in education. you are a school with the opportunity to do this when there were large incomes. no, it had nothing to do with income, they took the soviet school system and unlike idiots. she was not touched. it was not changed, even the emperor, even the imperial system, even the system of the russian empire to a large extent. they did it, which means they were engaged in the conscious experience of the fifties. we stopped turning round timber, they began to speculate on the fact that white paper only for them. yes and so, allegedly we have been here for three years now and will not be

yes, let's get the phones, the man's mobile phone was just lying there, okay, that's it a primitive nokia, he took one of them with his foot and broke it. where are yours, but they were just hidden in the cellar ? a day after the occupation of the invaders, our defenders pushed them out of the castle with a tank. when the tank was placed and they started digging trenches, take what you need. i didn’t cover it, sarah, and you don’t need anything. we drove the car and drove in, but mr. anatoliy did not want to leave the house despite the fierce fighting. it started on the 24th. and i was still finishing the wagon until the 26th. alina says drop it, it's already a war, yes, they say, run to the wagon, repair the house, and save yourself had to when the enemy fired at the house and everything the neighborhood caught fire after the fire, he returned and set up a shelter in an old hut made of boards, he cleaned it up so that it was possible to walk, the little chicken began to do such things , andrii in the village, reports to the police, that's how investigations should be , war crimes of russ

it's still a primitive nokia. he kicked one of them. yours, but they were just hidden in the cellar ? more people can't do it until the 24th, it will work, it started . and i was still finishing the boxcar until the 26th. alina says drop it, the war is already over, yes, they say, finish the boxcar. i just repaired 31 houses in our house that are destroyed or unfit for habitation, and 147 that are damaged take photos submit first of all, we will have the cnap working for those who do not have action and will also. through the cnap, we will accept applications from citizens from grocery stores in korolivka, one has resumed work, a building materials store has also reopened. the windows are hammered in, nails are taken , a little bit at a time, the film. a month after the liberation of kyiv region, people began to return, pyrotechnics went through the yards, so the residents were allowed to enter the estates, but it is forbidden to walk into the planting fields, the cemetery around the village, in the meantime, the residents write stateme

specifically for brands, then parallel import is allowed, for example, smartphones apple samsung asus sony nokia renault tesla honda audi game consoles xbox nintendo playstation household appliances dyson and philips and here plastics plants natural and artificial fur, ceramic products equipment for the production of felt hats all kinds of equipment clothes can be imported, but the retail trade associations have already noticed that in the list no, food and alcohol products and offer to carry bypassing the copyright holders. and her too. according to the ministry of industry , in fact, he went according to a simple scenario. he took everything there somewhere around 400-500 companies that have announced that they are leaving the russian market. uh, these companies and all their products. eh, almost there with rare exceptions. e included these products in this list, the need for parallel imports arose because foreign companies either left russia or suspended deliveries of the parallel. import is also called gray. this is when a real product is imported legally through customs, but without the per

so-called special operation, that is, in essence, i understand what is date and will sell thanks to the nokiahank you very much. the military expert was a guest on the air of 1+1 national and telethon. the only news continues. we pass the word to our information platform. we will prevail. mine, which is the same. it is much stronger. today, azovstal is a fortress, a symbol of a bastion. more than once, the occupier will break his teeth here, but he will not be able to destroy the walls, but he will never break our spirit. it will pour from the throat and like a phoenix from the ashes, we will be reborn without sparing either strength, time, or resources. yes, in ukraine now they don't say strong like sex, we say strong like azov steel , life will win. glory to ukraine , everyone talks about supporting our country, ukraine protects from russians, the whole world, we have always advocated democracy and were the first to create a democratic constitution. 10% of world grain exports are provided by ukraine. we are accelerating the global digital transformation and were the first in the world to cr

here in europe, you are seeing a bit of recovery across the stocks nokia is higher. st micro is the only one down .50%. we have been keeping a close eye of chips, julianna >>> rosanna, i made a better choice with my green dress it could all change by the end of the day on that note, let's look at u.s. futures. we are trading higher this morning. u.s. futures with a positive start. dow jones industrial average at 170 points rally the s&p looking at some green this morning let's recap yesterday's session and see where things left off. it was another brutal day on wall street. nasdaq dropping more than 4% s&p 500 dropping 3.2%. taking the index to the lowest level in over a year energy was interestingly the worst performing sector in the u.s. falling more than 8%. the worst one-day performance since june 2020. the dow dropped 2% rising rates continue to crush the big tech names as you saw with the nasdaq. with the world's largest companies shedding over $1 trillion in three trading sessions apple losing $220 billion in value since the close of trade on wednesday peter j

nokia down by nearly three percent. alix: i have booked two vacations but for 2023. going to be the outlier. here in the u.s., it's a bizarre kind of picture. you have a bid into tech. the s&p is still down and you have the dollar off in the session by about 1% in the bloomberg dollar index. vincent cignarella joins us now. what do you make of the price action today? >> the price action is interesting. this is the first day in a long while where the inverse correlation between the dollar and the s&p has broken down. stocks have dropped, the dollar has gone up and vice versa. the dollar is down 1%. i honestly think that at some point before the day is over, we may see those sink up again. if i had to make a bet, i would think it's going to be a balance in equities rather than a balance in the dollar. just because we are approaching that 20% drop from the highs in january. there algorithm programs built in. we might see a buying frenzy just driven by machine buying. guy: i'm starting to see some real movement now. look at what's happening with the swiss. over going to

your nokia has a sneak peek. -- george has a sneak peek.george: special reunion concert, they invited several past winners including 2003's ruben studdard and jordin sparks from 2007. they reflected on the biggest lessons they learned from being on the show. the work ethic, i will say the one thing they instilled in us is to always be on time, number one. but be able to handle curveballs, there is always something new happening here on set when you are doing the show. they definitely prepare you for that. >> anything after idol is a cakewalk. if you can make it through this, you can make it through anything. there's a lot of fun moments, but it's a lot of hard work and a lot of sleepless nights and curveballs, sacrifice. you've got to believe in yourself, know yourself and believe in yourself to do it. george: the winner from 2018 shared the best piece of advice she received an idol. it came from judge katy perry. >> don't let anybody change you, and be yourself. going with my gut and sticking to my guns has helped me make a lot of really i

few who did not see it this weekend, and i know some who have not seen the original, reporter george nokiaporter: this equal, -- the sequel "top gun: maverick" picks up 30 years after the original. while the new movie does introduce us to a new, young cast of pilots maverick has been assigned to teach, lengthy of references are sure to please fans of the first film. >> it comes flooding back. i had that experiencetoo. i think they did such a good job paying homage to the original film but also making a film that in its own right has a great story. reporter: jennifer connelly was not in the 1986 film, but her character was... sort of. >> in the original movie they reference penny benjamin, the admirals dollar -- admirals daughter. i like pete and penny as a couple, i like they have this long history and they keep coming back to one another and circling around one another. reporter: miles teller plays rooster, the son of anthony edwards's goose from the original film. rooster finds himself clashing with and eventually learning from tom cruise's veteran fire. >>tae ma a will satisfy people, b

in fact if you go back to the financial crisis in '08, a similar thing happened with nokia and its suppliersf very heavily. within two years they were up two or 300%. if you look at the fundamentals of the businesses we're talking about here, it's not a huge risk tor to be buying it at 150, 130. >> mike, the 52-week low on aapl is 123 i know people watch it closely for obvious reasons and we typically ask the question how can the market find any stabilization if apple can't what was a member lost the title of the largest market cap company. it is back above $2 trillion right now. so it's been a really nice recovery. >> right the market certainly can't have apple fall apart and perform the indexes are just too skewed in that direction. but apple in a sense has done its job in retaining the vast majority of it's two-year gains even in this pullback. it went down 25% from a high i wondering what it will mean if the market itself is getting its legs back under it it would surprise me if apple and stocks like apple are the leaders for any sustained period of time. that was the last story of the p

ford along with the most active names along with ev makers nokia and uber ahead of lyft and uber earnings coming this week we have some great guests this hour, including the former bank of england governor, mark carney bridgewalter's rebecca patterson on the wild news in the market where she's putting money to work and we start with another heavyweight market voice here. our first guest of the hour. joining us is howard marks howard, it's a pleasure, as always. >> thank you, sara it's great to be here. >> we've been very eager to talk to you about this current market volatility we're having an up day, but boy, has it been a rough start for stocks, for bonds. where are you -- where are we do you think in this process of correcting >> you know, i don't believe that anybody knows how far things are going to go i do think that the worst of the excesses have been corrected the groups that did the best in '20 and '21 have been hit the hardest generally speaking, you would think. but you would think that the things that did the worse contained the excesses and they have been hit hard. >> tech. >

and finally i would also add a, maria, that they have nokia and erickson, two of the only real competitorsinese telecom countries, so that's another reason to try to counteract china's economic mercantilism around the world. maria: yeah. that's a great point. today there's a story apple is considering taking production elsewhere away from china as well. so you're feeling this issue is becoming more important across the world. senator, good to see you. i know iran is still a big concern of yours. we will talk about that the next time. arkansas senator tom cotton, we appreciate it, sir. thank you. >>> we will take a short break. when we come back, hillary clinton busted, exposed. explosive testimony including robbiebook, former campaign adviser. what else did we learn about the big lie and where special counsel john durham's investigation goes next. kash patel will be here to look back and look ahead. stay with us. ♪ ♪ she's getting graded on her green investments with merrill. a-plus. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america compan

there at&t with a bid, nio, we've seen some strength in the ev names despite the broader sell-off nokia, ford under pressure and uber down 5.3% some of the reopening names are getting hit. we've got a great lineup of guests for you here from the conference including an inside read on the consumer and impact of inflation with the ceo of kroger and a conversation with the vice president of meta's global business group, nicola mendelson. meta is a rare bright spot in the session. let's get right to the market. stocks picking up where they left off following an ugly april and four down weeks for the s&p. take a look at the 10-year yield. briefly hitting 3% earlier today, the highest level since december, 2018 joining us first on cnbc is manny roman. talk about goodluck having the right guest for the right time good to see you, manny. >> good to see you too thank you for having me. >> significance of the 10-year yield over 3%? >> we think that the fed will raise rates by 225 basis points for the year. >> meaning there's going to be a couple of 50 points? >> more 50 points, maybe even a 75 ba

. >> jimmy: oh, interesting. [ cheers and applause guys, get this i read that the ceo of nokia said thate here by 2030 yep. that was the news of the future brought to you by a company of the past [ laughter ] well, this is something you don't see everyday deputies in ohio encountered an amish man who is suspected of being under the influence while operating a horse and buggy. [ light laughter ] watch this >> hey hey! wake up. there's a bud light can sitting in there, and he is passed clean out. [ light laughter ] he'll go home. the horse knows how to get home [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: he'll get home that's basically the amish version of self-driving tesla. [ laughter ] and finally, guys, it's tuesday. it is time for "wetweet. here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ wetweet wetweet ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to wetweet this is where we, as a group, decide something we should post on twitter i'm going to show you five different tweets and we're all gonna vote on whether you like each one or not. you all have voting clickers at your seats yep. look at the confusion there. there y

>> companies like nokia are qualcomm are coming up with technologies that help tractors or cows evenck straps to the cows allowing farmers to more easily track their movement and condition. even in terms of food service distributors, they tend to pass on this food inflation to the operators themselves, so the food distributors tend to see their profits balloon in such situations. equity analysts and traders are betting such companies will do well, and they have actually outperformed the s&p 500 so far this year. mosaic has seen losses recently, but adrian bell is one of the companies expecting fertilizer costs to retrace these losses. haidi: coming up next, property and auto stocks could be primed for a shanghai -- could be primed for a new high. we got a look next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: here's a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. thank -- a big shakeup out of energy giant agl with the ceo and chair announcing they are stepping down after a proposed split failed to win shareholder approval. an investor who holds an 11% stake has publicly campaign for the demerg

nokia, said it would have grown faster in the last quarter had it not not been for supply chain issuesof the biggest challenges in the current business environment. volvo says the chip shortage will hurt business in the current quarter as well. automakers says the chip shortage has created a massive backlog of orders that will take some time to clear. stu. stuart: goes on and on. ash, thanks. >> yep. stuart: fort worth, texas, will be the first city government to mine bitcoin. the mayor will tell me all about it in the 11:00 hour. >>> homeland security secretary mayorkas says, his department has been preparing for the lifting of title 42. roll tape. >> what we started to do in september last year was prepare for its end. we planned for different scenarios. so we're ready for anything. stuart: ready for anything. interesting. so how are they preparing for immigrant surge? i will ask the former acting dhs secretary chad wolf. he is next. ♪. only two things are forever: love and liberty mutual customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. if anyone objects to this mar