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hence up for palatine users, some good -- heads up for palatine users, some good news. it would be easier to keep up with your workout on vacation. bikes would be in hilton hotels are presently u.s. about 300 hotels have already brought in palatine equipment but those were brought in before the bike deal. new york stock exchange, training gets underway this morning. we are off about 609 po todayi, the post office is holdingn a mega hiring event. ts. representatives will be at 20 fruit locations across the state today. today. they were -- are looking to fill 1500 jobs. some could become permanent to find out about the hiring fair, go to sps.com/please click silicon valley kitty hawk is laying off 100 people and closing three locations in the bay area. the hawk tired with the state's labor market in september. they posted on linkedin that they were winding out and working out the details of what is next for them. for the companies, the start up was founded in 2010 by the former leader of googles self-driving car team. kumasi: a growing number of tech companies are cutting

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palatine is a different circuit they're going through another major restructuring. $500 -- 500 jobs cutey were not set up to operate in the barman of the pandemic. but they are very sick synced, to be breaking even on cash flow by the end of next fiscal year. kriti: taking pretty drastic moves to meet that. but let's talk about the economy broadly. we are still dealing with a very tight labor market in which i am not sure if there will be an uptick in jobless claims and a decline in payrolls. is that a good thing? michael: i decline in payrolls will probably be seen as a good thing in markets. it would be seen as a good thing by the fed as well, as long as it doesn't go down too far. it tells you the demand is slowing, sylvia come -- the economy is slowing and people -- and companies are hiring fewer people. that is what they want to see. but they do want to see slower demand. the forecast of number consensus is to hunt at 60,000. the average for each month and the five years prior to the pandemic was 191,000. if we drop to 260,000, it still would have been considered a strong report. k

for the fourth time this year, palatine is laying off a significant number of employees.eo gary mccarthy told bloomberg today it is part of an effort to save the struggling fitness maker. roughly 500 palatine workers -- peloton workers are being laid off, about 12% of the workers. coming up, meta's market fall. are we seeing a big changing of the guard? this as regulations are put to make big tech business a little harder to do. we talk about it all with facebook former chief privacy officer. this is bloomberg. ♪ don't like surprises? [ watch vibrates ] proactive notifications from fidelity keep you tuned in all day long. so when something happens that could affect your portfolio, you can act quickly. that's decision tech, only from fidelity. emily: in the span of a year, meta's market cap has plunged from over $1 trillion to just a few hundred million. shares collapsing some 60% over the last year. the facebook parent now accounts for less than 1% of the s&p 500, the lowest since 2015. what does it signal about the company's future? chris covelli is facebook 's former ch

it is the mountains that call the black city, which passes there in desert under these palatines, whenved there all these mountains were blown up. in each mountain , he made, perhaps, deep into the center of the mountain there in this direction, a nuclear one, then it was clogged from this or that pipelines led pipes, all kinds of cables, through which this explosion was broadcast by countless devices and sensors, and then the moment came. this explosion took me a distance, probably five, or maybe seven kilometers in general, a small trailer. there was a loudspeaker, and then the reverse went report, i say, there are nine eight seven three two. one and how will he suffocate? how scary is it? the mountain is a huge mountain, it seemed to bounce the mountain, and then it sank lower, it fell down, the stones turned into dust, and everything is much a trifle, and this blow. he hit my legs like that, all over all my bones, because i could hardly keep my feet, because the earth was shaking. so and so and this blow ran all over the earth. korea somewhere he was received by uh american seismic

ukraine at the gangways of europe, you sent them as they were sent at the entrance, they called palatineius, and more orator the embassies themselves were divided into two types, small and great small - this is the propomer. it was not so there, a bunch of feudal lords and sovereign ideas about substitution. deer, high-ranking snot and prose random such embassies were engaged in fractional territorial torture. and was just chugging gleba for the great embassy. berries were formed already with a bed sheet of the magnate tigrayan families. one of them assigned a mission. winchy. they could be up to races, but they took bogovsky with them wrote, tolmar show sokrotarou and endlessly. yes help staff servants in russia are hunters. kolka at reshka gathered people of a warehouse to say. true , several examples. at home , kolya had an embassy with the moscow state in 1.517 of the year, seventy people earlier in 1.530 this year, and a few dozen only to the yards and ash-shatyr 115 rumor and more for 600 horses collapsed, and they understood not over tahutka. only smokes. way could zamat some in t

secondly, they did not cover their faces, so they allowed the other palatine men to see what they look like. and they also did not use fake registration plates on their vehicle, so that allowed police to trace them to the house where the palestinian man was being held and to arrest the people and detain them. the suspects were most fat operators. it's not the 1st time florence that these really intelligence agency is striking in relation that's right. now remember in 2018, a palestinian man was gun, down on the streets of call him and paul outside a residential building on his way to prayers on his way to a moss for pres. now he was a 35. your man called off. i'd ya but he was also a member of hamas and his family had said they believed more sod agents were behind the killing. hamas is also said that they believe massage was behind the killing than to attack on a motorbike fire 10 bullets into him for which killed him instantly. that the deputy prime minister of malaysia at that time had said that the suspects were believed to be europeans with links to a foreign intelligence agency. t

palatine is pulling every lever they can, doing whatever they can to reverse the sales fall and the stockline. i remember when the stock was north of $100 a year ago per share. we hit an all-time low for peloton i believe either today or friday, coming in at under seven dollars a share. this news wrought stock up a little bit. now it is still at $7.47. so not looking so hot for peloton, the stock price at its worst point ever. they are hoping more of these deals will hold turn it around. i am not certain this hilton deal on its own will do much for the company. we are talking 5400 hotels here, i believe it will be only two or three bikes per hotel. so we are talking about 20,000 units, maybe 25,000 at the very most, and that is really not going to move the needle for the company. but i think what barry mccarthy, electrons ceo has said about better prioritizing the subscription instead of the hardware, is where peloton is going to be long-term. the question is does peloton have enough money, runway, investor and board of director patience to see that through? emily: you have reported on th

term “ambassador” for diplomats who sent ukraine to europe, those who were sent away were called palatineselves divided the embassy into two types, small and great small - this is a propomer. there was not so, shmat, specific count. and about staging, he kept the deer on the idea. snotty high-ranking and accidentally prozadadshie such embassies were engaged in fractional territorial torture. but they just dug gleba for the giant, the embassies of berries were already formed with a magnate's sheet tigriz clans. one of them was assigned a mission, they could fight less, and by weight they took with them piserupol marshow socrotarol and endlessly. yes help staff servants vr hunters. kolka at reshka gathered people of a warehouse to say. true, i applied a few . i'm at home. so kolya had an embassy with the moscow state in 1.517 of seventy people, and he had in 1.530 this year. and the mother of only a dozen households and shet-shatyra 115 rumors and more for 600 horses collapsed, and they understood not over the tahutka. only smokes. the way could take some. you in the afternoon, to jump to t

and if the palatine and almond tonsils also interfere with breathing, then they already do adent tonsillectomyme with ugly clinical manifestations, the patient, unfortunately, does not feel that fetid odor that these crusts exude here. that is, it is mucus and crusts, his olfactory receptors stop working, pronounced atrophy of the mucous membrane, a terrible smell when it is impossible to enter the room, that this is a bacterial infection. yes, she is so unpleasant, the appearance will be real. this is difficult to treat. this is 100% reason to contact a doctor. this is a rather rare story. and what is the difficulty in general medicine comes. some kind of disease and asena occurs, so not only doctors need to know about this condition, but also ours, so to speak, dear audience and opa bloody discharge of mucus, yes, it’s like blood from the nose, right? this is absolutely true of the streaks, provided that the person has acute rhinitis, and this is a runny nose, and against this background it sharply flickered, the mucous membrane becomes thinner. how did an episode like this come about? it's

this is an inflammation of the palatine tonsils. in acute inflammation is this angina, and pharyngitis is inflammation of the posterior pharyngeal wall, what is deeper behind the tonsils and what actually becomes very often inflamed, with any respiratory island disease. that's what when people say that i have sore throats 10 times a year, it can't be 10 times a bacterial infection. uh, tonsils are impossible, but in fact, most often it is just an acute respiratory disease in a different way with other words, a cold, it is caused by viruses and due to this, the most. this is the most common cause of diseases in the throat, namely inflammation of the back wall, as a manifestation of a cold . what to do with it to do with it, as a by-product is really nothing well done 7 days a person has a sore throat and will pass. as they say, a cold with treatment lasts a week without treatment for 7 days. well, wait, people love something bad there, there is something else that is more like some kind of therapy or just a reduction in pain, and now

roughly 500 palatine workers are being let go. that's dropping 12% of the workforce.have an 18 month lead over t-mobile and elon musk. this a they're not going to have the satellite up for testing until the middle of next year. at&t has been working with space mobile as its satellite partner. the company still needs further approval from the fcc for satellites in space. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are going to have to accept some pain in the domestic economy to bring some inflation down. so, yeah, it is an odd situation. but it is a fed right now saying we need the economy to flow to help on the inflation side. tom: bank of america, really interested in them yesterday. jonathan ferro is preparing for the next -- a more constructive take before job claims. lisa: i cringe, too. but benes is good news. the idea -- really, you thought i would not give you that? tom: there it is. tomorrow will be fascinating and important.

i'm calling from palatine which is a suburb of chicago. lot of the people who are talking about the crime issue do not live in areas where there is high crime. where i live is very safe but chicago as a whole there is crime. but crime has actually gone down. the problem is crime that affects people, that people can feel, like carjackings, robberies, you have a small store and people come in and rob you, people stealing catalytic converters. these crimes that people feel is prevalent. that is the problem. people feel not safe and it does not matter what the statistics are. if you feel you are unsafe, you are unsafe. perception is the problem. crime is a problem but there are two issues. one is guns. i agree with governor hochul. if you do not talk about gun reform, you are not addressing the serious situation. if something wants to attack somebody and they don't have a gun, they are going to think twice. but the problem is people 20 years old, teenagers, they have more power. you cannot do anything. back in the day, you would be like, get a

i'm calling from palatine which is a suburb of chicago. lot of the people who are talking about the crime issue do not live in areas where there is high crime. where i live is very safe but chicago as a whole there is crime. but crime has actually gone down. the problem is crime that affects people, that people can feel, like carjackings, robberies, you have a small store and people come in and rob you, people stealing catalytic converters. these crimes that people feel is prevalent. that is the problem. people feel not safe and it does not matter what the statistics are. if you feel you are unsafe, you are unsafe. perception is the problem. crime is a problem but there are two issues. one is guns. i agree with governor hochul. if you do not talk about gun reform, you are not addressing the serious situation. if something wants to attack somebody and they don't have a gun, they are going to think twice. but the problem is people 20 years old, teenagers, they have more power. you cannot do anything. back in the day, you would be like, get a

dnieper, such a decision was made due to increased shelling and the possible destruction of the palatineroelectric power station, which could lead to flooding of the territory, meanwhile, extremists continue to hit the settlements of donbass in the village of zaitsev in. dpr, they fired about ten shells with a caliber of 152 mm. the calculation of the iskander complex destroyed the warehouse of western military equipment supplied by the apu. a ballistic missile was fired from camouflaged positions after obtaining coordination of the deployment of operational-tactical weapons occurs in a matter of minutes. at the crew. each action is thoroughly worked out, as soon as the blow is delivered, the combat vehicle advances to the new firing line. the ground units of the russian army are reliably covered with cake complexes around the clock , they scan the sky and destroy flying in our military shells. the enemy is hunting for each torus, report by alexei baranova there is a target azimuth 315 range 8.7 height 5.6 approaches only when the coordinates are received the final combat work. these mac

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