products for the domestic market, but also create more than 250 jobs. the war will be launched as philip morris in early 2024, soon the necessary equipment will appear in production at the time , the largest investment was the launch of a new factory near kharkiv in 2006, currently production there is suspended due to hostilities along with the forced shutdown of the factory in kharkiv. at first, we quickly adjusted to imports, but in august we began to process our products on powerful other international manufacturers, the main priorities for us were and remain three things: firstly, to preserve the organization, therefore the safety of people is and will remain our priority is, secondly, to establish and maintain product supply chains to the market and thirdly, to protect our fate in the market from the beginning of a full-scale invasion company and also actively helps ukrainians and allocates significant resources for humanitarian projects. last year, the headquarters allocated 10 million dollars for humanitarian projects, among them medical equipment, places for temporary residence of displ

investors that it is time to invest in ukraine now and not wait for the end of the war to launch as philip morris plans to do in early 2024, soon the necessary equipment will appear in production equipment at the time , the largest investment was the launch of a new factory near kharkiv in 2006 , production there is currently suspended due to hostilities , along with the forced shutdown of the factory in kharkiv . at first, we quickly adjusted to import but in august we started producing our products at the capacity of another international manufacturer, the main priorities for us were and remain three things: firstly, to preserve the organization, therefore the safety of people is and will remain our priority; secondly, it is to establish and maintain product supply chains on the market and on - the third is to protect our fate in the market from the beginning of a full-scale invasion of the company, and also actively helps ukrainians and allocates a significant resource for humanitarian projects last year, the headquarters of 10 million dollars for humanitarian projects, among them medical equi

philip morris plans to launch a factory in early 2024.e necessary equipment will appear in production . the largest investment was the launch of a new factory near kharkiv. in 2006 , production there is currently suspended due to hostilities. actions next to the shutdown of the factory in kharkiv . at first, we quickly adjusted to imports , but in august, we began to produce our products at the facilities of another international manufacturer, the main priorities for us were and three things remain, firstly, to preserve the organization, therefore the safety of people is and will remain our priority, secondly, it is to establish and maintain product supply chains to the market, and thirdly, it is to protect our fate in the market from the beginning of a full-scale invasion of the company, and also actively helps ukrainians and allocates a significant resource for humanitarian projects last year, the headquarters allocated 10 million dollars for humanitarian projects , including medical equipment, places for temporary residence of displace

examples of ukrainian business that is bringing our victory closer since 1993, the tobacco giant philip morriscessfully working in ukraine for 30 years, the company has invested more than 700 million dollars in the economy of our country and does not stop doing so even in the most difficult time for the country during the full-scale invasion, they already invested 30 million dollars for the construction of a new factory in the lviv region, it is very important for us that the products for the ukrainian market are produced in for ukraine, the new factory should not only provide products for the domestic market, create more than 250 jobs . the production will already have the necessary equipment in due time , the largest investment was the launch of a new factory near kharkiv. in 2006 , production there is currently suspended due to hostilities along with the forced shutdown of the factory in kharkiv at first we quickly adjusted to imports, but in august we started processing our products at the capacity of another international manufacturer, the main priorities for us were and remain three thin

i feel like this is as if philip morris was telling its employees to stop smoking.se. peter levine joins us now. what's your take on that? shouldn't zoom be an example to the business world that all work can be done remotely using their tools? >> i believe so but as long as it's somewhere hybrid, it's better than zoom. if it's two days a week you are home, you need to collaborate with customers and employees. when was the last time anyone ever called you? you're still using zoom if you're in the office. matt: i feel like the competition is not nearly as easy to use. what's your take on their position in the marketplace? >> it's a duopoly between them and microsoft teams. . if we are talking that videoconferencing comments one or the other and i think that market what they're doing on the phone side much to do the contact center is what perhaps accelerate growth. has zoomed in a good jet of communicating with the company is after the pandemic? it was the darling in the pandemic, kind of the easy, short coming out of the pandemic, how do you think about whether this c

fighting about there, well, about other companies, it’s an incomplete list, what you gave there is philip morrisxample, they have a factory in russia, they didn’t even sell, that is, we don’t do anything, they manage to work, continue to bring them profit, and there are many such companies, or they are their own assets in general eh well, i was afraid to sell them so that they would have some kind of profit eh they continue to work continue to bring eh taxes to the aggressor country eh i think that what ukraine is doing , that is, well, what ukraine is doing now he has and needs perhaps even more to do in it's time to shift attention, because the international community is an international community to this problem, and it especially concerns where these companies are from, for example, if it's raiffeisen, it's austria, if it's french companies. moreover, i'll say that in france... public opinion is against russia. for example , we conducted a public opinion poll there last december, and there was another 86% of french people who wanted putin to be held responsible for that aggression, so he sta

sponsor the war freely, that's why you don't need to, you don't need to buy these cigarettes, that's philip morristhey are on the list of international sponsors of the war, but they were not included there, yes what's up dear friends who was going to quit smoking didn't have the strength in himself buy not kemel not malbera not assembly deposit no well you run quit smoking colleagues and we need healthy ukrainians absolutely well first of all at the very end what did you want to say what well this there is a surprising number of things about russians. putin is not a joke. he actually issued some order to e-e proposed to order the removal of restrictions on the work of minors so that from the age of 14 young russians could go to work at the factories of the military-industrial complex. this is absolutely not a joke. the gaidar institute is a russian one. there is also such a liberal deficit, on which we will actually sign the moscow times that 42% of all factories of enterprises in the russian federation complain of a huge shortage of workers, since the majority that is, how many very serious waves

tobacco giant philip morris, drinks manufacturer pepsico, nestle mars, procter & gamble, they operateuthorities, who claim it makes them sponsors of war. it calls on them to be boycotted anywhere in the world. so there are businesses who are still waiting and deciding whether to leave the russian market, so maybe a few more cheap sales are expected anytime soon. finally to scotland, where hundreds of people willjoin scotland, where hundreds of people will join what scotland, where hundreds of people willjoin what has been described as the biggest search for the loch ness monster in more than 50 years. 200 volunteers are planning to help record natural and any unusual sites on loch ness, from vantage points on land, this weekend. we will keep you up—to—date on any sightings, of course, here in bbc news. that's it from me. hello. we'll take a look at the forecast for the weekend in a moment but i want to look back first of all at some of the dramatic weather we saw during friday because in parts of scotland, vicious thunderstorms spawned some funnel clouds — this one here in fife lookin

we've owned but we've continued to add to recently and we've taken it from names like target or philip morris can't make money in them but they don't fit our theme and they're not embracing digital. charles: and carrier also on that list. >> yes. charles: i have minute to go, i want to ask you about another thing of beauty. broadcom, got up here last seven times they reported, they beat every time. the same day they reported the stocks exploded. a week later the stock was still up. green, matching the outfit you wore today, someone told you i would have the green up. can they do it again, when they report this week will we add another column of green, green, green, across the board. >> absolutely, i think so. let's not forget this is an a.i. play as well. the company is currently about 15% of semi-revenues are a.i. related. they expect that to be 25% by 2026. you look no further than nvidia to get a sense where that market is going. they will be closing on the vmware deal which should be accretive very quickly. he is excellent at that. in this case you're getting paid a robust dividend and gr

elsewhere with consumer staples, many of those big dividend payers, altria, philip morris, kraft heinzl estate investment trust, interest rate sensitive, simon property, crown castle, boston properties, healthpeak, towards the red side of things. keep an eye on real estate. elsewhere in the markets as we check out more interest rate prone stocks, check out the banks in the red. jpmorgan chase, bank of america, wells fargo, u.s. bank. also these days technology, you have to look at them as more interest rate sensitive as well, given the valuation concerns. apple, microsoft, alphabet, nvidia tilting to the red. more outsized losses in nvidia. now down 3% off well from where we were from the highs we saw post-earnings. some of the big etfs thematically speaking we look at towards maybe some of the valuation concerns and interest rate sensitivity. the vanek vector semiconductor down 1.5%. software slightly positive right now. the global x cloud etf down 1%. global x robotics, down 0.75%. and the ark innovation down two-thirds of 1%. i'll send things back to you. >> appreciate that. >>> we

tesla had a worse esg score than philip morris tobacco company because what they do, they just hire a people to go look how great we are. it's like, yeah, you're like, yeah, yeah, but you're sort of you're killing people in the it the third world or whatever it is, yeah. isn't you know, >> yeah. isn't it, you know, like, know, like trans drag >> yeah. isn't it, you know, like, dances,. like trans drag >> yeah. isn't it, you know, like, dances, smoking|s drag >> yeah. isn't it, you know, like, dances, smoking cigarette >> yeah. isn't it, you know, likfrontiances, smoking cigarette >> yeah. isn't it, you know, likfrontian smallnoking cigarette >> yeah. isn't it, you know, likfrontian small children garette >> yeah. isn't it, you know, likfrontian small children is rette in front of small children is higher someone who sells higher than someone who sells cars. the cars. i mean, they don't by the way, that first way, i just made all that first bit just in case. bit up, just. just in case. >> that does sound like a daily mail. >> someone sells >> someone who sells cars with a six pack. >>

tesla had a worse esg score than philip morris tobacco company because what they do, they just hire ale to go look how great we are. it's like, yeah, you're like, yeah, yeah, but you're sort of you're killing people in the it the third world or whatever it is, yeah. isn't you know, >> yeah. isn't it, you know, like, know, like trans drag >> yeah. isn't it, you know, like, dances,. like trans drag >> yeah. isn't it, you know, like, dances, smoking|s drag >> yeah. isn't it, you know, like, dances, smoking cigarette >> yeah. isn't it, you know, likfrontiances, smoking cigarette >> yeah. isn't it, you know, likfrontian smallnoking cigarette >> yeah. isn't it, you know, likfrontian small children garette >> yeah. isn't it, you know, likfrontian small children is rette in front of small children is higher someone who sells higher than someone who sells cars. the cars. i mean, they don't by the way, that first way, i just made all that first bit just in case. bit up, just. just in case. >> that does sound like a daily mail. >> someone sells >> someone who sells cars with a six pack. >> you k

one was philip morrison and the other -- i don't think he got suspended. but morris atlas. -- morrison was. he was a beautiful man affected by polio. he walked with a terrible limp. he was a brilliant polymath, he later became the book editor of scientific american. and eventually with m.i.t.. when he died, i read in wikipedia that he had been one of the few people who had assembled one of the bombs. that was something you never talked about and i wonder what that did to someone. can you talk about that? host: thanks for the comments. guest: phil morrison, everything i have heard, he was everything you described. he was thoughtful, reflective and it brilliant physicist. he and oppenheimer got along very well. morrison said of oppenheimer's role at los alamos that he did a brilliant job and that no man could do it better than he did. so he was clearly a very supportive of oppenheimer. i can't tell you exactly what he did. i would have to look that up. but he was portrayed in a play recently and it brought tears to one of his relatives that they got his limp from polio