lisa: remember that episode with chris and he died on the palatine? -- palatine? -- peloton? jonathan: this line, tom ash [laughter] lisa: just going to move on. jonathan: thinly capitalized. to lisa's point, is this a peloton story, or other other palatine's out there? tom: in the old days maybe they would never have gone public. $4 billion of total revenue, the margin -- margin is nonexistent. is this a publicly-traded company with a persistent cash flow? maybe. when i am on my peloton i get a exhilarating motivation. lisa: it carries over to the morning. jonathan: would you allocate any of this -- any of your cash to this stock? peloton down 17.5% in the pre-market. equity futures up. we have a bounce. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: keeping up-to-date with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. president biden will highlight his efforts to stem inflation in a speech today. it comes at a time when soaring prices threaten democrats's chances of holding onto congress. the president will draw a contrast with a republican proposal to raise taxes. just in time for s

19 locked down in shanghai, has disrupted business operations throughout the country. shares and palatine fell almost 9 percent tuesday after the fitness equipment maker reported falling sales and rising losses. the company which makes stationary bikes and treadmills, was briefly considered a pandemic winner. but it struggled to meet demands more recently, sales have fallen as jim's reopen or let's go to james sweeney in new york. james or what's going on with palatine, is this about the company itself, or is this about changing preferences that we're seeing as economies come out of the worst of the pandemic? willis and bulletin said, i had an old time low that's already known and sure it's easy to blame changing preferences of people. it's kind of an easy way out. the weather is nice. people want to talk me to person again, and let's be honest here digital zoom. workouts are secluded mirrored tv or a stationary bike and your garage has not match and cannot match. the motivation of it in person grew class with an instructor, but pelettano also has to point the finger at itself as much as

james, or what's going on with palatine, is this about the company itself, or is, is about changing preferences that we're seeing as economies come out of the worst of the pandemic. willis and bulletin said, i had an all time low that's already known and sure it's easy to blame changing preferences of people. it's kind of an easy way out. the weather is nice. people want to talk me to person again, and let's be honest here digital zoom. workouts are a secluded mirrored tv or a stationary bike and your garage has not match and cannot match. the motivation of it in person grew class with an instructor, but pelettano also has the point, the finger at itself as much as it wags it backs its finger at the post cobra world . because at the start of the year, the valuation was $50000000000.00 and today it's $4000000000.00. that's a massive difference. and then a new ceo came in and said, wait, where's the cash flow, how back would it or we, we don't have this part. where is that part? now bulletin has made more than enough money to stay afloat and pay the bills, but now it's the future for the company

give the palatine to you prayer man. sorry, i'll put you a prayer to nick. everything they must be, but i'm worried about my sister, my mother pops up. and i'm learning to inject and in this way, and my mother danced well. and even if scared and all these songs were literate people, but they composed songs of life and about love, and so unfortunate songs, all sorts of songs from the collective, and when they mixed up a lot , 20 people and women and men, all fashionable vociferous healthy yak sing, then only ukraine chula. kolki song betrayed her husband 100. or maybe more than one song could stretch for 15, 20. that no one if, ​​and nowhere lyrics zhemchuzhin did not write down and the men drank from memory. no, the soul sleep motives are all the same song. recipes of the ancient belarusian culture obtained from the hostesses from the belarusian hinterlands with sharnitsa call me to put the oven. oh, combined with the imagination and innovation of a professional chef. the ingredients are practically the same so the techn

the wesley mas as the frontier is known, began in rhineland palatinate crossed north rind, westphalia in the netherlands, and ended at the north sea coast. in 2021. this part of the li mess, the former roman border fortifications was to clad a unesco wild heritage site. the wet lemurs has been added to 2 frontier sections already named as wild heritage sites. one is hadrian wall and the anti war in britain. the other, the upper germanic and racine lea mess it begins south of bomb and runs 550 kilometers blue. starting in hagen's book, the limb as follows. another river, the danube from bavaria through austria and finally to bulgaria. they sanction is also a unesco welled heritage site since 2021 ah . in cologne, i dropped by the romano germanic museum. it exhibits the archaeological heritage of the city and its environs with an emphasis on the roman iran staff member captain. jessica shows me route with that. what role de cologne play good as cologne was, in fact, the capital of the province. good man. yeah, inferior. so it was the administrative center, the governor who administered

metalurgi to the center, that's how i understand it in zaporizhzhia , metallurgiv avenue was still there, palatins, small shops, benches, and he was the owner of the zaporizhzhia day site, where is the full stop , zpkrapka.ua, the site almost never gave a link to the original source of the news, that is, it stole news that was taken from another site, the content managers of the day never responded to letters or messages, please put hyperlinks about rogov's personality , the media detector reports that his a characteristic feature was and still is, if you watch youtube, the ability to talk on almost any topic for a very long time and periodically tell that he knows many influential people younger yanukovych azarov and other prominent figures of the political community at that time, and even then he admired the great ussr, he told about his grandfather, who worked in the nkvd and shot at bandera residents, about his grandfather who shot at bandera residents, considering the previous paragraph, it is now difficult to establish how true this is, the detector mediator wrote yesterday in she destroyed

military has arrived ready to start training already in germany, or rather in the land of rhineland-palatinate, where the elite artillery is located the school is one of the best in the world. 20 soldiers arrived aboard the bundeswehr from poland. ukrainians will stay in germany for more than a month. during this time, they must learn to operate and manage 2,000 self-propelled artillery installations and repair this equipment if necessary. ukrainians were invited for training by the german government immediately after and as made a decision to hand over heavy weapons to the official kyiv decision to train the military and supply a number of howitzers appropriate from a military point of view we carefully considered i consulted the military on this matter as advisers, germany promised ukraine seven artillery systems, the netherlands will add five more. thus, from these two european states, kyiv receives 15 modern tank howitzers, caliber 155 mm, combat distance of 40 km, rate of fire - 10 rounds per minute, such systems are in service with germany, and the netherlands with croatia italy, lithuan

start training ukrainian the military is already in germany, to be more precise in the rhineland palatinate, where the elite artillery school is located, one of the best in the world, 20 soldiers arrived by plane the bundeswehr from poland, the ukrainians will stay in germany for more than a month, during this time they must learn to operate and manage self-propelled artillery installations and repair this equipment if necessary, the german government invited the ukrainians for training immediately after the decision to hand over heavy weapons to the official kyiv decision on military training and the delivery of a number of howitzers that are expedient from a military point of view. five will be added by the netherlands. thus, from these two european states, kyiv receives this over modern tank howitzers, caliber 155 mm, combat distance of 40 km, rate of fire - 10 shells per minute, such systems are in service with germany and the netherlands, in croatia, italy, lithuania and hungary. by the way, exactly these days, the german monster is conducting nato exercises using howitzers of this typ

alleging developing biological weapons in ukrainian labs prior to the russian military campaign palatinate. as you get the materials received by russia, allow us to draw an unambiguous conclusion that inside the by laboratories of ukraine in the immediate vicinity of russia, the development of biological weapons was carried out with the support of private american companies affiliated with the u. s. military department, russia has accused the u. s. and ukraine, of specifically violating articles $1.00 and $4.00 of the convention against producing and stockpiling biological weapons brushes, investor to the united nations facility and benz yeah. has doubled down on those claims, calling for the un security council to investigate. earlier this week, russia's president vladimir putin said moscow had obtained evidence supporting the allegations against the u. s. and ukraine. moscow suspects that ukrainian specialists were working to enhance highly lethal pathogens in collaboration with american counterparts who were allegedly in that country under diplomatic community . u. s. under secretary of

shares of palatine are plunging, the company reported a bigger than expected loss, cut its revenue andsigned a deal with j.p. morgan chase and goldman sachs to borrow $750 million in debt. it is still a long way from taking hold. the big transaction in the drug industry, pfizer has agreed to buy bio haven to gain an approved treatment for migraine headaches. they will get one half of new bio haven, the company will retain some. tom brady is not retiring but he will join analysts, the timing of his retirement is up to him. in march he said he would return to tampa bay after previously saying he would retire. he has seven zero championships. that is your latest business flash. guy: thank you, kailey leinz is delighted. cap spaces in the united states hitting an all-time high, we will hear what president biden might do about that. gasoline prices front and center. as we had to break, talking of an story, janet yellen is speaking for the senate banking committee, and number of headlines coming out of the treasury sector --secretary. she's being asked about russell, a senator is asking ques

palatines value has fallen from a $50 billion high during the pandemic to just over $5.5 billion.arie group reported today. a jump of the 56% on year and comfortably ahead of analyst estimates. the group says it will continue to keep a cautious stance with a conservative approach to capital funding and liquidity. >> we continue to talk about how inflation is affecting everyone around the world especially when it comes to the markets. we are seeing real compensation get hit. especially when it comes to wall street dealmakers. their bonuses could be cut by up to 40%. underwriting is under pressure given that we are seeing rates rising, borrowing costs rising. ipo's under pressure. we are seeing equity underwriting under pressure. all of that could hamper bonuses and wall street. interestingly, not so much for traders. >> what we have also seen is that feeding into the big war for talent. incentives, big bonuses and sign offs -- sign on incentives. big wall street firms struggle to retain people and attract people and it leads to the great resignation phenomenon. a lot of what indust

. >> palatine instructor tunde oyeneyin, is known for her enthusiastic energy she's putting that poweroice interest or getting it to where you are from where you want to be, is a new york times bestseller. thank you so much for being here, your books speak serves as an acronym, what does it mean for us to speak? >> it is great to be here. i think last two years have been filled with so much doubt and uncertainty, it was doubted uncertainty that led me here to this moment. speak is a memoir, manifesto, tells the story of my life, the loss, the tragedy, the triumph and the joys. because as an acronym in our power empathy authenticity -- broke and change power is connected to my purpose and the thing i'm here to do empathy is created in love, not love for others but self lab. i cannot love you filler and less i learned to love me first, authenticity is the intersection between truth interest, during to have the audacity to show up as you are. and lastly knowledge, it echoes of the past inform the future, every misstep, every opportunity has led me here, and so i trust that all move throug

staffers getting free palatine memberships. >> there is a lot packed into that list there that you have i don't know how it's related. >> it is a wider view. 39% of americans going in the wrong direction. it is the president as ahead of the country, head of the party touched? >> there is a lot packed in there and i'm not sure entirely of the root of your question. i would say first the president's top priority, and you heard him say this the other day is addressing cost and inflation for the american people. he laid out a specific plan to do exactly that. he has taken a number of steps to do exactly that including lowering the cost of the internet ensuring we are taking every step we can to bring down the cost of gas. taking steps to ease the supply chain since his first day in office. he has proposed and advocated for and continue to fight for a reconciliation package that will lower significant cost for the american people. i would say the contrast here is what the other side is offering. you've heard me say it many times, but it is worth repeating is a plan by chairman scott that wou

lauren: a lot of big tech companies nothing like palatine -- peloton. gains. many have to lose everything they gain during the pandemic to return to normal. stuart: president biden will address the inflation and supply chain. is the administration predicting a recession. lauren: >> reporter: they won't mention the er word when you asked the minute i asked them, in this new speech about new ideas like inflation we will hear a lot of the same thing the president said. a social spending package pushing congress to get a clean energy tax credit. pushing congress to subsidize childcare, the strategic oil reserves, millions of barrels and gas prices reaching record highs, $4.37 for regular unleaded, diesel record. there have been no policy shifts. >> what they will do is offer subsidies which don't lower costs, some please socialize it. in february of 2,020 one inflation in the united states was the same over a 12 month period as in the euro area. over the subsequent 12 months the increase in the rate of inflation was five times that in the euro area. >> the

subjects of the participants in the financing of such mercenaries, and this is a man, to put it mildly, palatinent that they operate there for payment, but this much more salary than any average person there, and they obviously went there to earn money guys . yes, where they pay and fight. they arrived there, they were obviously promised, but then somehow everything went a little wrong. well, firstly, vakhmetov, to put it mildly, thinned out the ranks. secondly, they were ahead of him, as if the possibilities were not only with him and with those near moysky and many other ukrainian oligarchs, as far as western intelligence services are concerned. they are of their own, it is clear that they are paying a completely different story. yes, they pay for it. there is, again, if we talk about gradation, there are still, as it were, baiken’s, yes, let’s say, so the special services eat, as it were, which ukrainian oligarchs are there, it looks like they don’t have at all what akhmetov, as it were, had a reason for them tell me guys, then you won't cry. because, as a matter of fact, his brainchild there

i heard it not especially uh, but somehow outside of washington and the palatine elite it is not actuallya series of us, that we need another defeat? i think not. not me, i hope not. do you know a few more john? such moments may be purely economic, but nevertheless, they are important from a political point of view. and i mean, today the us federal reserve will announce a rate hike quite significantly now here are the markets, and in april the market was falling at such a record pace since 2008. uh, the stock market for americans. uh, very important, uh from the point of view and uh of economics and politics. and what do you think, these crazy expenses, and the american president, with a rise in the price of money, with a corresponding increase problems in the budget of the united states can this somehow affect public opinion? and in general, can it change? i would also like to remind you that, for example, in germany, the number of people who oppose , and the transfer of heavy weapons to ukraine. it would increase by 10% points. here are just a few weeks of the last how things are in ame