guy: you bring up porsche. let's talk about porsche. did raise guidance for the fourth quarter. are people going to be buying fewer 9/11 going forward? philippe: i think there is a backlog of cars. i think that part of porsche looks like ferrari. if you underlined 911, you are not going to get on the line. it is difficult to get back in. that part is sticky. as 2023 progresses, the issue is order. i think it is protected for now. the difficulty of porsche is a two-tier business. you've got this high premium parked around the 911, more accessible product range. that is the portion of porsche that may be more at risk in 2023. alix: do you get the sense talking to companies, i tend to get the since it is a rolling supply chain issue problem. one area might get solved, it pops up somewhere else. it doesn't feel necessarily there is a solid end. what did we learn today? philippe: it is very true. chips was a catchall category for everybody -- every supply chain issue. sometimes, chips improved but something else is difficult. i think the car

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thank you for helping us kickoff the inaugural leadership forum i think the porsche ipo was one-of-a-kind. it is an amazing asset and brand and equity story which is unparalleled given the uncertainties that exist today and volatility that exists in the political arena and economically, this will remain subdued for a while we have to prepare for a few quarters of subdued ipo activity >> being in the ecm business, that gets tougher to time like this how do you look to spearhead and how do you find different avenues to move forward when it is such a pressed market to move forward on >> i think it is a great question two things one, why for the large listed p cans, there are a few strategic decisions to take. capital expenses and cost of equity is high nevertheless, it remains an important tool in the kit. there could be companies that could carve-outs equity for some will remain an option to remove and be on the defensive side or pursue further. really, second is why we are here at the forum. we believe in the years to come, irrespective of the valuation framework and what is undisputable,

and i talked about the porsche ipo, part of that mix.e: we will have an exclusive interview with was chairman of societe generale. it will be interesting to get his view on what is happening with credit suisse. the u.k. chancellor has confirmed the government has scrapped a cut to the top rate of income tax. it is a major reversal for the prime minister's government which has been in office less than a month. lizzy burden is live from the conservative party conference, what can you tell us about the u-turn? lizzy: francine, the pressure got too much in birmingham for the prime minister. the chancellor has done a round of interviews and said the rate cut was becoming a huge distraction. the government wants to take political credit for all the money it has spent on the energy bailout and that was not proving possible. he said we listen to two people, admitting that they did not get it for 10 days. asked if you would consider resigning, he said not at all let ruled out further u-turns. it started to look inevitable yesterday, the prime min

court documents show he was in possession of a gold 2004 porsche. management from the secure company stated to investigators, it was suspicious that he now had a porsche and cell phone after money was stolen during this robbery and homicide. a search warrant was served in oakland. a short time later, police say there was a full confection -- confession. they located evidence inside of his residence that they say was used during the robbery. a former security consultant. >> you are looking at potentially two or three people involved in this. they took a humans life for no valid reason whatsoever. reporter: this case has links to san leandro, oakland, and vacaville. police are seeking additional suspects. that former officer we talked with said credit should be given to the san leandro police department forgetting that confession and getting it quickly. back to you. ama: thank you so much. breaking news now. another deadly crash in the city of san jose. officers were called out to a residential neighborhood just before 7:30 tonight. the pedestrian, an

and remember that the porsche ipo listing also cost them 1.6 billion pounds -- actually, billion euros. we spoke to the chief executive of volkswagen this morning and i ask him about supply chain issues and how recession risks are hurting customer demand. >> we are living in challenging times with our global crisis and this is why the supply chain issues are part of this. we lift up our operating profits to 70.5 billion euros right now with a profit margin of 8.6%. we have faced supply chain issues overall, with the semi conductor crisis still. it is important to be in a flexible position to understanding very clearly the transparency, the help on the supply chain and step-by-step we will improve, but still we will face this during the next years. francine: so the situation as i understand, you think it will improve in the fourth quarter, and when is it no longer an issue? is it five years from now, or are we going to see this constant adjustment? >> because of the crisis, we will be faced during the next decades with this crisis. the geopolitical crisis, supply chain issues. therefore

court documents show he was in possession of a gold 2004 porsche.ent from the secure company stated to investigators, it was suspicious that he now had a porsche and cell phone after money was stolen during this robbery and homicide. a search warrant was served in oakland. a short time later, police say there was a full confection -- confession. they located evidence inside of his residence that they say was used during the robbery. a former security consultant. >> you are looking at potentially two or three people involved in this. they took a humans life for no valid reason whatsoever. reporter: this case has links to san leandro, oakland, and vacaville. police are seeking additional suspects. that former officer we talked with said credit should be given to the san leandro police department forgetting that confession and getting it quickly. back to you. ama: thank you so much. breaking news now. another deadly crash in the city of san jose. officers were called out to a residential neighborhood just before 7:30 tonight. the pedestrian, an elderly

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we will talk porsche, greg's sausage rolls.loomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 53 minutes into the european trading day. the dollar is down, equities are up. solid gains across equities, gains of 1.8% on the benchmark. in the u.k., a bid for gilts, yields down by 19 basis points. francine: let's look at how markets are moving. jp barnert is here, what's driving the bounce? >> when i was reading the headlines yesterday that people are after bidding the bounce on the manufacturing index and taking this as an assessment that the economy is cooling, it is a silly explanation but it shows you the market was so bearish that everybody was just taking the next best thing, and that was it. now we are seeing all the bearish positioning being unwinded. tom: as i look at the bond market, whether it is the u.s. for the gilt to year, does this continue? >> yields have rallied a lot in the last couple of months. there was big pressure on the stock market. but i would be cautious. if you look at the volatility index for the bond market,

porsche has become the most liable automaker in europe.g trading, they gained a share market value of almost $82 billion. vw saw some 10 million -- sells some 10 million vehicles, while porsche solves -- sells 300,000. shells refining a chemical businesses are showing sign of a slowdown. that is worrying that the major industry is buckling under pressure of soaring natural gas prices. that is your business flash update. i want to get something that caught my eye. this is a really crucial chart. we're going to see some other key things happening in the macro world. we will start here by looking at the impact of opec on the fed. a lot of people talk about opec as the central bank of oil. what is interesting about the production cut, 2 million barrels per day, is that in real terms, when you adjust for the quotas that have not been met, it is actually 880,000 barrels per day of a production cut. still pretty sizable. what is that due to inflation? we have not seen or prices come down. that perhaps creates a little bit less momentum on rising

police also say he bought a porsche shortly after the robbery. they're still looking into whether others were involved. >>> the search for a 16-year- old teen sparks nationwide coverage this summer. authorities are saying her death has been ruled an accidental drowning. your member the story, rodney went missing after attending a large party at the campground in august. initially the thought maybe she had been kidnapped. dozens of search crews spent weeks looking for her before outside search group found her car in the reservoir. that county sheriff's office said there is no information to suspect foul play. >>> the man accused of killing a family blood not guilty today. prosecutors charge jesus with four counts of first degree murder. these are photographs from inside the courtroom. they say that he kidnapped and murdered an eight-month-old baby , her parents, and her uncle. relatives in court confirm briefly for the families trucking company for the sheriff said the motive for the crime is money. family members are asking now how they are holdi

we get wet, tell the elements. skin croc and one not with nature wild watchful yelnya belarus is a porsche as an example for others, how is the experiment with the establishment of special economic conditions, as shown by the audit of the government, investment projects will be evaluated by the prime minister, tourism with belarusian flavor, how life itself changes our tourism product assessments and a comment from the head of the national tourism agency and the national children's technopark is expanding its area, and with it, the opportunities, and we will tell youth startups to support gifted children. this is the area of ​​interest. we are talking about significant events in the economy with you olga anishchenko hello, and we are starting the issue from the arshan region. as a few years ago , the government began the quarreling renewal of the belarusian regions, this territory was then recognized as a special economic zone, providing it with tax benefits, business responded, and with it new projects came to the region, goods, jobs were called republican experiment. in the sense that th

was there and you know, with launched by new porsche, go with this was all done there. so of course, with both on the front line and here at the mind testing field, people wish for the same to defeat the enemy fast and returned to peaceful life. but mm hm. are still good. are working with a, with a sharing on your screen thinking a couple of think is, is still going to push it a lot to send you a couple people that she, she won't escalate like again when you get the hotel. so when you think even if you're already on shepherd, but other guests come with it, but they spoke with, should he double those thought it would just come subtle natural aspects of it. what it does show a whole way over here. you actually did by your call with the one with the infrastructure in my job, a little slow. so you know, she has a hold of my vegetables reach, shown with here that was on that out here. everybody knows what to expect off to training. they've seen the mine fields, the ukrainian army left behind civilians who risk their lives every day or their family and friends or from us a co

now they're learning a new military specialty way about how to go with launched by new porsche. go with this was all done there. so of course, with both on the front line and here at the mind testing field, people wish for the same to defeat the enemy fast and returned to peaceful life. but mm hm. are still good. working with us on a ship. it is just sharing on your screen thinking a couple of think is, is still going to push it to zing latasha. a couple people that she, she won't escalate. like you said, they don't give you the hotel when you think even if was a jesus who are you shopping but other guests with should he double those thought it would just come so natural ashby, it's a good offer but i thought it does show that you buy something here and you, hawaii over here, you actually did by your call with the one with the infrastructure in life. good. yep. a little slow. so you should have all my vegetables reach shown with here that would limit out here. everybody knows what to expect. after training, they've seen the mine fields. the ukrainian army left behind civilians w

jack: competitors are ramping up with evs and you have mercedes, bmw, porsche, volvo going all electrici would think that would add more choice for consumers. andrew: more choice and more competition and that is the challenge going forward. a lot of ev buyers are wealthy people for whom this is a second or third car, almost a toy. will have to go mainstream for tesla or long-term for the industry to do well with evs. jack: barron reported he might have to sell $8 billion of tesla shares, that puts downward pressure on it. andrew: i wouldn't worry about that. jack: and other interesting earnings report, lam research lowered their earnings or revenue expectations, the stock popped. what is going on? carleton: it is 20% industrywide. maybe all this bad news is baked into the stops. we 've seen them trade down for a while. i don't know that that is true. there's a lot still going on in the semi conductor space. the one obvious thing is we outfit our home offices or whatever we call our home office, not all of us have one, our homes during the pandemic, some of that demand for top products i

on wednesday, protesters glued scientific research papers to different models of porsches on display, and they used superglue to attach themselves to the floor. protester gianluca grimalda said the auto industry is responsible for some 12% of germany's greenhouse gas emissions. his group wants germany to reinstate a program making public transit more affordable and they are demanding a speed limit on germany's autobahn highway system. >> we are here because we know there is a clear connection between the amount of co2 emissions and the increase in temperature. we have already seen now with only 1.2 temperature increase at the industrial level, we are observing famines, floods, droughts, and any other extreme weather events -- many other extreme weather events. we know we must stop co2 emissions. we know we must decarbonize. amy: the biden administration says the united states will provide cuba with $2 million in emergency relief to help the island recover from hurricane ian. on wednesday, cuban foreign minister bruno rodriguez expressed gratitude for the funds but said the amount pale

on wednesday, protesters glued scientific research papers to different models of porsches on display, and they used superglue to attach themselves to the floor. protester gianluca grimalda said the auto industry is responsible for some 12% of germany's greenhouse gas emissions. his group wants germany to reinstate a program making public transit more affordable and they are demanding a speed limit on germany's autobahn highway system. >> we are here because we know there is a clear connection between the amount of co2 emissions and the increase in temperature. we have already seen now with only 1.2 temperature increase at the industrial level, we are observing famines, floods, droughts, and any other extreme weather events -- many other extreme weather events. we know we must stop co2 emissions. we know we must decarbonize. amy: the biden administration says the united states will provide cuba with $2 million in emergency relief to help the island recover from hurricane ian. on wednesday, cuban foreign minister bruno rodriguez expressed gratitude for the funds but said the amount pale

industry analysts said 5-10 years ago that people who used to be like that spent all their money on a porschehe managed to make tesla a symbol of something new the world of the new world of the better world of the future and musk himself, having made several very risky forecasts and investments and largely guessing yes and winning , he earned the reputation of such a prophet of a bright future, you know, that's why i'm still very interested in this personality, er, this billionaire elon musk and what is the secret of this tesla ? why does everyone here want teslas so much? you say, absolutely rightly, that there are tons of different alternatives. here you can buy a lion there, relatively speaking, it is 100 times cheaper and you can also drive a electric cars if it comes to that, but there are also alternatives to water-based fuel, which the chinese are pushing further, the japanese say, god, and probably theoretically it can be a very strong competitor and there can also be bigger ones from an ecological point of view, you have more options now he will tell you what we have to understand wh

they called einstein a heretic and musk is saying his electric car could beat a porsche was right.ut tony fauci saying lock down. we are seeing the great damage to our children because of the school closures. gavin newsom should be called out for misinformation mis. for mask mandates and vaccine mandates. if the right doctor's office none of this takes place. a global survey says that 73% of people around the world still trust their doctors and nurses to provide medical information. i don't know if that's still true. what i do in the exam room, i listen. i say to the patient, what is bothering you? i don't tell them dogma and say sake that vaccine or wear that mask. i listen. when i stop listening i am no longer a physician. my message to gavin newsom is shut up and listen. >> tucker: he is not doing science but witchcraft. thank you. so a red wave? in november? well, we know that congressional seats that joe biden won comfortably are vulnerable across the country. we will talk to a republican running for a seat in connecticut of all places. a good shot of winning. that's straight

you remember his a d u i driving where he crashed his porsche? oh yeah, of course allegations of are inside a trading. and now a hammer attack. according to the song reports he told police of the person who attacked him was a friend. so there i think there are some seedy details we're not getting that are not getting to see the light of day. lionel media and legal analysts who always enjoy a company. thanks for joining us. thank you sir. ah, china is warning of a potential arms re softer in australian t. v. investigation revealed us plans to deploy up to 6 nuclear capable. b, 52 bombers in northern australia. the relevant us behaviors have increased regional tensions seriously undermined regional peace and stability and may trigger and arms race in the region. the investigation by australia's ab ctv claims washington plans to house the bombers at the tyndall air base south of dall when the capital city of the northern territory. the u. s. also reportedly plans to build its own jet fuel storage tanks and an ammo bunker at the side and a project co

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warsaw is not for us such big cities porsche well, because they have the ability to buy resources, butryone, this is a problem for small cities and residents who are in such places that simply have no other possibility now than the city in terms of resources. and this is not only. well, since prices are not only in resources. yes, you know, but there is also, uh, a true crisis. and well, just food, if i may, so to speak, and but there are already such m-m past, for example, in the city of kielce there was information a few days ago, then the elderly have already stolen a lot, if we have such problems, what will it be like in the future, i'm just bout to think. increasingly, they recall the ignorinsk nuclear power plant and in no way the legacy of the soviet occupation, if the country had not gone to the conditions of the european union, the station would still serve faithfully. as a result, the energy of insecurity is not for you. the nuclear power plant ceased to exist, but the dead man quote is so, say the nuclear scientists themselves turned out to be restless. there is no proper di

paper finance milan saying volkswagen is eying a potential lamborghini ipo after a pretty successful porsche ipo. volkswagen looking at another potential ipo but this time of lamborghini. it's go back to the overall market story. joining us now is rupert thompson. the mood music in the past two days changing, but i wonder what you make of this pivot party that markets have been undergoing so far this week. >> i agree with all the commentators that this talk is overdone. the fed is not going to change direction any time. maybe rates do end up going slightly lower than the market expected a couple of weeks or days ago. pivoting any time soon i don't think is going to happen. none of the economic data, the isn came a bit weaker than expected. dani: in the meantime, it's been remarkable volatility in this bond market. 10 year back at .6%. if you look at the liquidity gauges which are markets reporter put together for us, looking at how far off bonds are trading off a fair value, it's not just u.k., it's italy, germany and the u.s., all of them show this drying up of liquidity. what does this tel

of the fed could prop a porsche rink markets, the economy would be so wrecked right now it would notbe worth discussing. the fed is not that important, never has been. the reason we attract so much investment in the united states has nothing to do with central bank and stop pretending central planning failed and all other ways but works from the federal reserve. neil: i will put you down as a may be on the federal reserve but we will watch it closely, good seeing you again. in the meantime tom brady and the news saying he has no intention of early retirement at least in the near future, not in this future. payment this season but what do i know? after this. ♪ ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. neil: when i hear about cheating at chess i couldn't get my arms around her, as a pretty accomplished chess player in my own right, not really, i didn't know you could do that. i

i was just afraid, because this is a problem not for warsaw not for such big cities in porsche well,hey have the ability to buy resources, but this problem for seo is a problem for small cities and residents who are in such places, who simply there is no other possibility than the city, we are talking about resources. and this is not only it, but since prices are not only in resources. yes, it means you know, well, this is also, uh, the grain crisis. uh, well, just going, if you can, so to speak and but already there are such mmm you, for example, in the city of kielce there was information a few days ago, then the elderly were already stealing a lot, if we have such problems, what will happen in the future so, i just have to think for myself. increasingly, they recall the ignalina nuclear power plant and in no way the legacy of the soviet occupation, if the country did not go to the terms of the european union, the station would still serve faithfully. as a result, the energy of insecurity is not for you. the nuclear power plant ceased to exist, but the dead man quote so, say the nu

that are starting to come back we saw it in mobil eye launched yesterday, we launched and executed porscheig marketplace is willing to invest in high quality names real predictable earnings. on the other hand the risk on trade what occurred in 2021, with low interest rates, has gone away for the moment i think investors need some stability to figure out how to invest longer temperature. >> will they get it. >> eventually by definition i think they will all things contend,ich been through this four, five times each time feels this is the bottom never coming back pm we will come back eventual buyers sellers will reconcile at the nominate holding period searching for high growth companies ryan: if fed dizzy pricing in aggressive monetary policy fed funds rate will that bring animal spirit back we start to heat up again. >> first by definition all numbers produced lower valuation interest rates go up significantly even if fed eases up it will take a while to bleed into the market, plus most importantly people are actually want to see inflation data. actually want to see what is the reality, of

volkswagen with the company confirming the full year outlook as the revenue took a hit after porsche'snd suspending the activity in russia the company expects recovery in china and easing of the semiconductor supply chain issues another stock we have been following the last couple days credit suisse near the top of the stoxx 600 recovering the losses from yesterday after it closed down 18%. as a reminder, they announced a exstrategic overall and reportea loss that was worse than expected the ceo ulrich korner said this. the news is more positive than yesterday. frank. >> a major down day. big turn around for credit suisse joumanna, did good to see you. >>> let's turn our attention to the headlines with silvana h henao. >> therereasury department is n planning to move the rates despite record demand and web site problems. extending the current rate past november 1st would threaten the operational integrity of the system sales of treasury series savings 1 bonds tied to inflation surnld surged ahead of the deadline with record traffic. investors have until 11:59 to place orders and receiv

we're going to price an ipo today for mobil eye which is terrific we priced the porsche ipo several weekshich went well it's not as if you can't get a transaction done certainly these more name brand companies well known to the marketplace can get done i think it's going to be tougher for the regular flow to come back into the marketplace until we get more of a sense on rate policy and where the fed is going to try to land i think that's the most important indicator to watch. >> a lot of this kind of uncertainty and questioning here has translated into goldman stock price which is stubbornly below book value a discount to your peers, particularly jpmorgan and morgan stanley. do you think that's purely reflective of market conditions, the fact that there's a cyclical nature of deals? do you think there's more of a systemic concern surrounding the business, and is that something that the recent re.org you announced is looking to address? >> we're highly focused on executing our business plan. we laid out a strategy for yours ago which we called one goldman sachs as the architect of the stra

here regarding some of these listings we talked a while about about harley and live wire% bw and porsche de, it's clearly not 50 and still almost maybe 1/7 of the total market cap >> not 30. reports could go for $30 billion, that is doing worse than broader ipo market, autonomous driving spacs. p embark technology do you 76%. au aurora, 77%. perhaps not surprising that this company mobile eye has had to market down again. like you said, jon, kind of the share structure will keep intel in control for perhaps a later date if the market rebounds. >>> adding conductor semis to its list find out why that's coming up next. "thcckisacinwo eche" bk t. if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. so if you're on medicare, or soon to be, consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn't pay for, like deductibles and copays, could add up to thousands of dollars. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and making your

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. >> you've got intel mobile eye, harley live wire, vw porsche all sort of the same structure where the parent's going to have a big piece and will retain a big piece. do you think that theme is getting tired or can we actually build on this? can the market build on this >> i think the market can eminently build on this. what we're seeing happening with self-driving cars, the extent to which software and thinking about cloud services and hardware as well as the oems and interactions there is going to look somewhat more shaped towards where the computer was shaped 20, 30 years ago where a lot of people are investing in the component manufacturers or are the component manufacturers, investing in services. i do think there's cross pollination that's good for the industry and healthy and a sign of more maturation of the auto industry to manufacturing and services that lean towards software. >> i'm curious as to what this means for the broader intel picture, jon, you know this better than anyone pat gelsinger's ambitious turn around plans for the company, they're going to make a nice tiekyt

. >> i'll bet you my porsche it gets back. >> neil: life is good if you have that to bet.dictions on who the next republican nominee will be. >> donald trump. >> neil: really? not governor desantis? >> no. look, i was with him recently. governor desantis is great on tv. there's something missing on his ability to connect to voters. >> and donald trump can. it would be an active disloyalty if anybody said i will run. >> how many times has he cared about what other people think? they're both running. >> neil: jim messina on all of that stuff here. we count down the days, 13 days to election day on the mid terps. get his read on things and how his predictions pan out after the mid-terms and whether donald trump would be the republican presidential nominee. was a he was wrapping up there, albeit on tape, we're getting news out of meta sliding after just a lousy report. certainly lousier than the streets figuring. this is beginning to be something we're seeing out of some. not all technology stocks but facebook shares are sliding close to 10 to 11%. this is similar to google an

them stuff and make money off it, but just as you can not make money telling people they're buying a porsche and you defraud them and sell them something else, you cannot knowingly peddle defamatory lies in america. i want to get your view on the politics there as well as play the contentious back and forth at at the trial. >> for year, you put a target on his back, didn't you? >> objection. >> didn't you? >> i've said his name. it's true. >> these are real people. >> just like all the iraqis that you liberals killed and love. you're unbelievable. you switch emotions on and off when you want. >> why don't you sho a little respect? >> objection. >> the judge at the end warning about contempt where if he kept speaking out of turn, he might have been jailed that day and he's, jason, he's a difficult person even when he's losing. that's his nature. give us the wider political context you see here. >> tables turn, bridges burn, you live and you learn. alex jones was the person out there leading a cavalcade of right wing maniacs who are grifting off of tragedy. it's not just sandy hook. you have o

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court documents show he was in possession of a gold 2004 porsche from the security guarded -- guard company stated to officials that it was suspicious bay had a security and cell phone after money was stolen during this robbery and homicide. a search warrant was served in oakland. a short time later, police say bay gave a full confession. during the search, detectives located evidence inside of his residence they say was used during the robbery. former san jose police investigator and security consultant michael ettinger. >> you are looking at potentially two or three people involved in this. they took a humans life for no valid reason whatsoever. >> this case has links to san leandro, oakland, and vacaville. police are seeking additional suspects, accomplices, and witnesses, and the former officer said credit should be given to the san leandro police department forgetting that confession and getting it quickly. j.r. stone, abc7news. kumasi: starting today, the national park service will take action to protect all 11 of california's giant sequoia groves from wildfire. rangers will thin vege

other piece is the uk for these guys is vastly premium luxury so as you think about that consumer, porsche, mercedes, maserati, much less i think discretionary -- or much less impacted by the inflation we've seen it's a more fluid customer base over there >> dan imbro of stephens we appreciate your time today. >> thanks so much. >> you got it. >> ahead on "power lunch," laying the cards on the tables money is pouring into gambling and sports betting but those stocks struggling this year. some down anywhere from 20% to 50%. we'll head to las vegas and hear from the penn entertainment ceo. plus today's working lunch we're highlighting the ceo of a pharma giant, sanofi, about using a.i. to advance the industry "power lunch" will be right back - yieldstreet presents: alternative investing with kal penn and older kal penn. - oh, the stock market is doing that fun thing again. - hey news from the future, you're going to live through that about 10 more times. (laughs) - oh, it's no stress. i just discovered yieldstreet. they vet investments that don't ride the stock market rollercoaster. - ooh. i

the daily beast and no-show a port earlier this week, the republican senate nominee in georgia, porsche walker paid for an ex girlfriends abortion in 2009. nbc news has not independently confirmed the reporting, or review the documents sided in that report. so now walker has insisted the reporting is a quote, flat out lie. the walker campaign has since that time earlier this, week they have now provided texts between the woman and walker's wife dating back to may of 2022. we have reached out to walker's, wife did not return, request for comment. the new york times is saying that the woman told them that herschel walker tried and failed to convince her to have a second abortion. nbc news has not verified that either. y'all frankly the drama is too much for me. so i want to stick to the politics. here is what democratic nominee for and the current incumbent. senator raphael warnock told nbc news yesterday afternoon, about his opponent herschel walker. take a listen to this. . i think that we have seen some disturbing things. we have seen a disturbing pattern. and it raises real questions

. >> this is my porsche. >> reporter: at 8, she was racing go-karts.he now races for the jenner team, as in caitlyn jenner. as to why there aren't more women like her in racing -- >> it's not a matter of women not having enough talent. it's just not having enough experience. and that just simply comes from not having enough funding. >> reporter: to underscore that point, the w series recently canceled its last three races of the year, including austin, because an investor pulled out. they are hoping to get back on track next year. but also next year, sources confirmed to us, f1 will launch a series featuring young women drivers. what's your goal? >> my goal ever since i started racing is formula i. >> reporter: we are going to interview lewis hamilton. are you ready to go against him? >> i would be up for going against lewis hamilton, yes. >> reporter: a challenge we had to run by the man himself. >> i love that. >> reporter: i have a feeling he would be in total support of that. >> i love that. dupipixent helpsps you du moe with less s asthma. and d c

what about the mortar that hit, and it didn’t hit the porsche in the border areas.hit, just like that, this mortar was destroyed along with the crew. there are confirmed enemy losses of five e people, but this is one mortar out of many. and unfortunately, as they continue to roam along the border, they continue to strike at, uh, peaceful neighborhoods. and if we assume, and strikes with high-precision weapons, which are already inflicted on the belgorod region, but you can understand from a military point of view, they strike at critical infrastructure on the energy infrastructure. at the same time, i would like to note the composure of the belgorod region and the preparedness for such tests, because they have and when they get through the electric power substation, for example, cut down traffic lights. they already have traffic controllers on the streets with gestures long forgotten. yes , they regulate the movement, that is, there is no collapse and loss, but controllability of the regions. it 's all right there, huh. people initially help both the military and re

the direction where they are sent, and the germans somehow thought from their mercedes volkswagen porschesp. it's all in the usa. that is, they will fill up there. here chicago has been empty for a long time, therefore, then even before the mass of cities in which they produced, and made cars. as if they were asking for a long time in bankruptcy. yes, that is, it is not necessary to transfer all this here and make great america again automobile automobile giants. yes, but no europe, let's flush europe down the toilet. well, according to your version, you can probably make them fight, if possible, because the 100 billion that scholz said, who are not going to be sent to rise and the renaissance will be two spheres. this is also not at all accidental, so here are the salaries. here alexander says, now not interesting, but when, firstly, and i agree with you , there will be nowhere to take b 100 billion, the americans added, they will help. yes, therefore, it will normally form its armed forces. therefore, we can just get reinforcements from the other side, as soon as the ukrainians run out ,

porsche as an example for others, how is the experiment with the establishment of special economic conditionsnt project will be evaluated by the prime minister, tourism with belarusian flavor, how life itself is changing our tourism product assessments and comments from the head of the national tourism agency and the national children's technopark is expanding square, and with it the opportunity to support gifted children and youth startups , we will talk about notable events in the economy with you olga onishchenko hello and we we start production from the arshan region, as a few years ago, the government began to quarrel with the renewal of the belarusian regions, this territory was then recognized as a special economic zone, providing it with tax benefits, business responded, and with it new projects came to the region, goods, jobs orsha was often called an experiment of republican significance . in the sense that the best of what has been implemented is scaling to other cities. in general, the government positively assesses the development of women, but at the same time notes the pace is

concert musician, a conductor you don't go to on formula 1 race car and drive the latest model electric porsched that the director said he would not have done this movie if you weren't available to do it. how much pressure does that add? >> luckily i didn't know that until the press. i might not have come out of my hole. look. that's an incredible compliment. we met ten years ago. he was working on a piece because todd is incredibly rare and a special director. he doesn't leave -- >> he doesn't work that often. >> 16 years since his last movie "little children." and so i've longed wanted to work with him. >> you're also, you're going be a part of that docu-series. >> terrible hairdresser. >> this is your idea? >> yeah. it's that they spoof documentaries. a documentary about these hair dresses in northern england, it was right for reinvention, that was fun. >> conducting to hair dressing. >> look, i'm really good at it. >> yes, you are. >> you got eddie's approval, it's okay. >> you're beyond help, sorry. >> thank you for coming in. "tar" is in select theaters this friday. it opens nationwide on

all no one wants war with russia, except for the poles and a few people in washington once again, porsche, please send britain and the united states of america , that is, the united states of america is still at the top of this list, but i would not use my hands, i would not overestimate the degree of consolidation western societies, uh, and the polls show it's protests. that's when the pounds have collapsed in the uk now due to inept first steps. uh from the track. but the premiere, then i watched questions and not only questions comments on social networks great britain, they do not scold russia. they clutch their heads and say, well, this is not thatcher far away. and it's kind of stupid. which does not offer intelligible solution strategies. yes, i'm talking to them . guys, mind you, we told you in this program . it's long before you realize it, but you're watching russian television. immediately, stupidity will not be said, moreover, neurotic moods are also spoiled because the predecessor was not very successful and many write that, lord, after johnson, this is also on our heads, and

germany, plus it is porsche, who built money on american food, and lng terminals well, that is, to accept that now poland will earn dividends. warsaw has already gone prague has applied to the european commission for financing the construction of a new gas pipeline, 42. through which the czech republic will gain access to the polish gas, which will initially come in tankers from the states of its own interest, and for kiev, the ukrainian pipe remains for a long time the only monopoly route for the supply of russian gas to western europe, it may take months to repair the northern streams, unless, of course, the europeans are allowed to repair them at all by the gas pipeline operator under harsh american sanctions alexandra khristenko kirill malikov nikolay zakharov lead the week. we have already talked about the geo-strategic interest of the united states and britain to tear europe away from russia brutally, having blown up the american gas umbilical cord across the baltic, the idea is also to force europe to pay the united states by force, tribute by planting the old world on expensive li

-- do we see porsche shots of comeback?is not our territory, but i will say that is not in the zeitgeist. it is about former chancellor rishi sunak and others talked about as well. i would say it is 7:00 wall street time, the dialogue has changed for lizzy burden just in the last 60 minutes as well at 10 downing street. we are following that story and higher yields. futures green now, futures up 11, too much optimism. we've got to speak with chris harvey. >> i think the fed is going to be able to get inflationary pressures to subside, and at what cost? >> they are not at levels where one can say we can declare this. >> over the next six months we have monetary policy tightening ahead a bus. >> it will be time before we get dr. bates. >> i don't see to percent rates coming back anytime soon. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning, tom keene, jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz, mr. ferro on assignment. there is a shorter movement of a number of different stories

porsche did raise its full-year guidance.ts the current quarter may be more challenging. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is a lot of pressure for companies in china, companies like jp morgan, financials who need to have a presence because that is the nature of their global business. if they start to get pessimistic about china and of the things that is going to happen is they are going to start adding cutouts. in order to keep their business models going they have to be cheerleaders for the administration. tom: william lee of the milliken institute, absolutely brilliant on the changes in china coming off the party congress a week ago. always good to speak to the gentleman. this is a joy. he is out of the poly seip program at williams college. he did something with an internet company called america online. and he was supposed to lead the cushy life. steve case chose not to d