according to oxfam, world's billionaires alone have more. and 4.6 billion people who make up 60% of the planet's population. so the use of the top ten companies is a sociological construct so i can do a comparative analysis of increasingly concentrated global. i could easily have included goldman sachs, which number 11 there. they have 2.7 trillion. they have their a top management company. their people are heavily involved policy planning and all of but using ten is going be a sociological representative sample of elite capital management worldwide. the titans of delta part of this book are real people for whom capitalism provides a unique opportunity, bring either havoc or human betterment to world. unfortunately its havoc has become a global with global warming, world poverty and threats of war. it is currently being manifested more broadly. the titans are essentially trapped by a structural demands of capitalism that require continued growth and profitable returns on the 50 trillion they manage. so they're constantly looking for new plac

the charity oxfam says the collective wealth of the world's billionaires rose three times faster lastannual world economic forum in davos, warns of the growing political power of the super—rich. it argues that most billionaires' wealth is earned through inheritance, monopolies or crony connections. tiktok is back up and running in the united states after a short—lived ban. the app's chinese owners thanked mr trump, saying he'd clarified that there would be no penalties for companies hosting the platform. codeyjames is a content creator who has built a following showcasing the top thrifting spots in new york city. i spoke to him a little earlier. i think, over the last few years, we've heard a lot about this impending tiktok ban, so it almost didn't seem real. and then over the last maybe 2a hours, it kind of came into fruition and everyone's only talking about the tiktok ban — even on other apps, all you hear about is tiktok. on instagram, on youtube, on everything — that's the only thing, really, anyone maybe 30 and under is really discussing right now, and so it's definitely been a

as the world economic forum kicks off in davos, a new report from oxfam says that the collective wealthast year than in 2023. the charity also warns of the growing political power of the super rich whilst highlighting that the number of people living in poverty has barely changed since 1990. the annual gathering of some of the world's richest individuals will take place in switzerland this week. a liquidation hearing for chinese property developer country garden has been adjourned until may 19th. the company is looking for more time to try and reach an agreement with creditors in order to restructure its debts. country garden's lawyer says the firm expects to reach agreeable terms with creditors next month. the developer reported a loss of $24 billion in 2023. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hello, welcome to sportsday with me, chetan pathak. coming up on the programme — maybe the worst manchester united team in history: those are the words of the manager after yet another premier league defeat. murphy wins the masters, holding off a kyren wilson c

according to the anti-poverty group oxfam, the richest person, elon musk, will cross the mark in fivee times faster in 2024 than the year before. >>> in the box office, the keke palmer comedy "one of them days" opened on a slow martin luther king jr. weekend. it earned $11.6 million beating "mufasa: the lion king" a hair. "wolf man" opened in third with $10.6 million. it was overall one of the slowest mlk holiday weekends since 1997. that's your cbs "moneywatch" report for in monday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> up next, it's down to four teams. we'll show the big winners in the nfl playoffs. you know what you don't see in psoriasis commercials? the thousands of real people who go undiagnosed. people whose psoriasis can look very different depending on their skin tone. as the makers of tremfya®, we understand that everybody's moderate to severe plaque psoriasis doesn't look the same. so, we undertook a first-of-its-kind study of plaque psoriasis in every skin tone. like hers and his and yours. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. b

the charity oxfam says the collective wealth of the world's billionaires rose three times faster lastvos — warns of the growing political power of the super rich. it argues that most billionaires' wealth is earned through inheritance, monopolies or crony connections. a leading figure in british business is warning the move to working from home is creating a generation who are "not doing proper work". lord stuart rose told the bbc�*s panorama programme that remote working is part of the general decline in the economy. zoe conway reports. hospital records is an independent music label in london. i can't help but have this nagging feeling that sort of continual remote working has affected our bottom line. chris is introducing a new policy. all his staff have to come into the office for three days a week rather than two. you know, ifirmly believe that the music industry is all about relationships. and so the one single way to really, for any of us to be able to build those kind of meaningful relationships is to do it in person. chris believes coming into the office more will help their yo

to make the most of the regions shakeed ceasefire and british professor slam international charity oxfam for quote, web and i think history and a new report calling on the u. k to pay india $60.00 ports really in dollars and reparations for centuries of exploitation. the live in the russian capital. you're watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble . donald trump is picked for you and, and bassett, or a says israel has a quote, biblical right to the westbank. this comes as the idea of announced as a so called anti terrorist operation. they're deb the iron lol, which has already resulted in the depths of at least 10 palestinians of the idea of special forces storm jeanine's refugee camp overnight media report suggests the palestinian authorities, security services were asked to withdraw from the area earlier movement, both in and outside of the city is said to be severely restricted at the moment. all right, let's get more on this now from our middle east bureau chief maria from ocean, who joins us live. maria, how is that situation developing in the west bank? as far as you know, ra

some british professors claim this could damage the organizations reputation. oxfam should be aware of destroying its own reputation by allegations so lacking in foundation that they suggest either dishonesty or astonishing ignorance. in yeah, was known as the golden board. then the british scheme, the colonizing the whole around 200 videos, the dream, the india as well be new to the email by the time to invest in. yeah. yeah, it was basically if it was used to, one of the most empowers countries in the was novel thunderbolt. they have seen the new key to $64.00 trillion dollars from india. this of course, would have century. now when you were talking numbers, it's not just numbers ever. when the british included india song, $65.00 trillion dollars for media, it's not just about taking the wealth of the nation, but it's also taking the nation's confidence and self respect. it's time, for example, in leaving those scars generations of trauma. oh, that's one thing that you're going to also goes on to suggest that they were $159000000.00 access debt during that period of time off of the o

preparations, which is professors say, such claims couldn't damage the organization's reputation. oxfam should be aware of destroying its own reputation by allegations so lacking in foundation that they suggest either dishonesty or astonishing ignorance of more or less closer lives to. i'd say correspondent legend shall not going to get to see could you take us through the case please? of the sort of lets me sort of perspective from you was just seeing the picture email was known as the golden board. then the bridge scheme, the column i've been there for around 200 years. the dream, the india is, will be new to, to india. by the time the left india, india was basically, it was reduced to one of the most involved this countries in the woods novel thunderbolt. they have seen the new key to 64 point east 2 doors from india. this of course would essentially, now when you were booking numbers, it's not just numbers ever. when the british little did india, the song, $65.00, see dollars from india. it's not just about taking the wealth of the nation, but it's also taking the nation's confidenc

oxfam america puts it bluntly., the top 0.01% and giant corporations have rigged the rules so drastically that some billionaires end up paying 0% in taxes. nothing. instead, working families are bearing more than their fair share of the tax burden. as a result of all of this, 46% of america's middle class say they have no choice but to scale back or suspend their retirement plans, according to a primerica report, and now need to rely on staying healthy enough to work more years than they had initially planned. those economic forces, combined with key supreme court rulings, have collectively laid the groundwork for the seismic shift in power that we are witnessing today. notably, today's equivalent of the robber barons not only control vast streams of wealth and production, but also the flow of information, possibly making them an even greater threat to our democratic institutions and public welfare. the tech industrial complex, as biden called it, now seems to function as an unofficial propaganda arm of the trump a

oxfam international, a leading anti-poverty group, released its data on global inequality ahead of theconomic forum meeting in davos, switzerland. the new report found that in 2024, it created 204 new billionaires, a third from the u.s. researchers predict five trillionaires within the next ten years. a city in central california has been deemed one of the most charming small towns in the country. carmel by the sea made the list because of its fairytale like cottages, boutiques, art galleries, historic buildings, wineries and more. it'not the first time the town got recognized either. travel and leisure magazine also named it one of the top best small towns, and sunset magazine said it was the perfect combo of both ocean and forest as well. thank you so much for watching. ktvu fox two news at noon. you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv by downloading the fox local app. [music] we l e you a yeah. >> welcome, everybody. to like it or not, i am your host today. heather holmes. and my poor colleague mark tamayo. a little bit outnumbered today. >> should i stick around or what? yes. we