started with iraq post last year , the karbala post office is also at the disposal of our colleague. we are planning to settle the colleagues of the company our national post office in iraq post office can offer this service to you in the iraqi post office, which, god willing, promises that in the coming years we will be able to run this service jointly with the iraqi post office, and also invite shia countries that are part of the postal companies. shia countries can cooperate with us in providing this service at the borders. there is a need for them to be your colleagues. at the borders, they are also our colleagues. or their documents were lost, they can easily go through it the numbers that are available to them can be quickly checked on my mobile phone . you designed a smart program specifically for arbaeen . according to the upgrade that we were able to give in our software this year , we made the process of finding their owners much faster. okay , there is one thing left about arbaeen. we expect this service for pilgrims and all our compatriots to build culture as they say. and available provide the information to the rest of the c

we installed and launched this device in the post company at a third of this price .ificial intelligence has been used in the design of this achievement, and the performance of the devices is monitored in the control room. the speed of this valuable help is due to the size of postal parcels, which can be processed by qr bar code models. the company plans to implement this technology in the countries of the region. since there are limited countries that have the ability to produce this system. we are also working on marketing outside of iran as of now , we have received favorable promises from the post office regarding the marketing of this matter. according to the company officials, this achievement has created employment for 250 people directly and 2000 people indirectly. mehdi naqvi of sed and sima news agency. the report you saw was at the beginning of my work at the national post company, so we got this befalnik and so far we have been able to implement almost four new systems like this system with different models in the national post company . it is about roboti

those below 15 kilos by new devices like the one we saw in the national post company.'s install it and we plan to supply it in 10 centers of the province. now we have almost 5 of our provinces with the old technology. but god willing, in the near future with new technology in our 10 provinces, the centers of our most populated provinces , god willing, for now, we are talking about 10 provinces, of which we will make 5 old and new provinces and add 5 new provinces to it. in this report to international interactions. the rank has also increased, our position has improved from the low rank in the region or the world in the world then it was mostly due to the discussion of intelligentization , which we were able to implement in the post and received attention behind the appointment . there is more intelligence on this discussion. as i told you, we are trying to ensure this in the centers of all 31 provinces. when do you think this will happen , considering that the issue of the cost of this process may not be economically justified in some places, so far we have not succee

well, the national post company is usually the first choice of the people of the post company of course, there are some services that i have to get from the postal company, like the issue of the passport that we talked about in the previous section, or the authentication that you mentioned. to the private sector , or the ability of the private sector is not at all to the extent that they can provide this service in the whole country, well , look at the capillary network that we have in the whole of iran, which is about 12,000 postal points, no company has the facilities and the infrastructure to be able to provide this service in 12 thousand shell points even in villages, usually other postal companies when it comes to postal products, they should be placed in postal packages, that is, if i give an example, for example, if a private sector pistachio company does not have an office in a city or does not have the personnel to explain the package , it will accept the package with its own tariff and deliver it in the form of postal transport. we give and we enter our own postal network and

post in the coming years. let's also invite the shiite countries that are from the companies the post of shia countries that can cooperate with us in providing this service at the borders, it is necessary that they be your colleagues. at the borders, they are our colleagues. their mobile phones or their documents were lost. they can conveniently use the numbers that are available to them, and they can quickly check their age on their mobile phones . you have also designed a smart program specifically for arbaeen. it was their phones or their mobile phones, which , according to the improvements we were able to make in our software this year, is the process of finding the year. regarding arbaeen, our expectation is that this post pilgrim service and all our compatriots, as they say , will create culture and make their information available to other compatriots. if there is a need for this service, someone. don't wait , for example, if you don't know where to go , where to get information, our information in we have the website of the national post company, as well as according to what we specified in the route. h

there is a response to the clients in this field , what did the post company do in the 3 years that you in charge, specifically, what program did you follow? in the past, we had the 193 system, the 193 telephone system, which, thank god, the processes we created include new smart processes that created we have increased our precision and quality and increased the satisfaction of our customers. i can almost say the number of figures that my colleagues gave me, almost 40 of us could express more satisfaction and

i worked for a "washington post" company.elieve me, i was there. >> did you have that feeling inside you as well? >> yes. i was condescending to nixon and i don't think that was right. one reason i wrote the book was to explore those feelings and understand that and to try to understand that better. i'm guilty i'm sure of all sorts of assumptions, prejudices, what ever you want to call them. as is everyone. they just go without saying. we may not like to admit them, but we've all got them. as a journalist, i want to understand that better and get to the roots of it. so that's my context. if i miscommunicated that, i apologize. but that's what i'm trying to communicate. >> evan thomas is currently reading a book by - - >> i just aren't listening to it on audible. rick atkinson is the great military historian. he can really bring it. he's not just giving you military history. there's a literary quality and a depth of vision and storytelling.you are right there. as i was driving here this morning, i was marching back from lexing

my -- i work foril the washingtn post company and theos owner was katherine graham. journalism is the rough first draft of history. i was already in the history business somewhat in journalism and in history i'm in the journalism industry. i'm a journalistic historian. i'm not a great archivist. i try to find who the great scholars who devoted their lives to this who are going to know a lot more about this than i do. so i'm an historian who goes and finds the deep dive scholars and i use their work and i find them, i talk to them, help me, i'm doing that right now, actually. i'm a journalistic historian, as a journalist i was a journalist who tried in thehe pages of tims andim newsweek to bring historil sensibility but at least some sense of detachment, news magazines which barely exist today would come in after, we made news occasion. more familiar position was to come in right after and try to get perspective and say, okay, what do we think is going on here and sometimes we were right about that, sometimes we were rang, half wrong because we are pretty close so i w

in addition to this , the british post company recently expressed concern about the presence of pet dogs for its postmen and announced that in the last five years, a thousand postmen in this country have lost part of one finger or all of their fingers due to stone attacks. to give every week, 42 ​​skinners in england are attacked by dogs. british people have repeatedly asked the authorities of this country about the rules for keeping dogs especially in residential complexes, revision and strict rules. according to the statistics of the british police, nearly 31,000 cases of dog attacks on people were registered in this country last year , which is an increase of 21 compared to two years ago . people led by mojtaba shah soni of radio and television news agency and that researchers are a tool for separation. sikhs from water invented by swedish researchers in this method allows the movement of fine particles by using the characteristic of secondary culture to control this improved method for a variety of applications in medical experiments. provides environmental and production monitoring.

i worked for "the washington post" company. believe me, i was there. was -- i know how they felt about nixon. >> host: did you have that feeling insidee you as well? >> guest: yes. i was condescending to nixon, and i, i don't think that was right. [laughter] i don't think that was right. one reason i wrote the book was to explore those feelings and understand that and to try to understand that better. you know, i'm guilty, i'm sure, of all sorts of assumptions, presents, whatever you want to call 'em -- prejudices, whatever you want to call 'em as is everyone. every human being has these. they just go would be the without saying. we may not like to admit it, but we also got 'em, you know? as journalist, i want to understand that better and get to the roots of it, and just as a person to understand it better. and so i -- that's my context, i think, i hope that's what concern if mys communicated, that i apologize, but that's what i'm trying to communicate. >> host: evans van thomas is currently winning -- reading a book by pulitzer prize winning rick atk

earlier, an american private military company posted a photo confirming that mercenaries were on russian territory. and now on the same social network page there is a new photo. a mortar crew, a house and a playground nearby. this, however, is a usual thing. not to use their weapons to strike at the kursk region, in fact, an admission of direct involvement in the conflict. however, the west has long been involved in it, this is an obvious fact. another statement by zakharova journalists who illegally crossed the russian border with ukrainian militants will not escape responsibility. today it became known that a correspondent from the german media group deutsche welle penetrated into the kursk region. in russia, she is recognized as a foreign agent. earlier, criminal cases for similar violations. were opened against reporters from the italian company rai and the american cnn. and also the kursk region several stories, as a clear example of what our strength is, risking our lives to break into a village besieged by militants to save an elderly woman, covering them with ourselves, carrying

companies and organizations. i speak to youth groups, college centers. i am kind of all over the place. i write blog posts for various companies. i advise people on how to use instagram and pinterest. >> on social media with people. but you're an excellent writer. looking at your web page. it says, hi, i'm sam, i write for catholics from foggy, san francisco. when i click threw and look at these, i'm discovering a world that is not known to me too well which is young catholic professional writers and marketers that are on the internet doing what they do in the service of their catholic faith. >> yes. >> you seemed to be involved with all of these people. you're working for them? >> yes. it's interesting to be able to use my catholic faith to work with all of these different companies. some of the ones with that are listed on my site are the living person, one secret mission, the catholic woman. i've worked with pal campaign and just love prince and net ministries. there are a different groups of catholics that i've been able to work with through the internet because of the gifts that i have. >> i've seen

so according to a survey by resume builder, a quarter of us companies post these fake drop listings andntly have ads out for a position that doesn't really exist. so are they doing this? well, an employment expert says particular company may not be currently hiring for the job listed, but it might be interested in hiring for the position in the future. so this is a way of gathering resumes in advance. other times. it could be a position that was frozen because of budget cuts that they anticipate maybe on lock down the road. there, putting the word out and getting resumes in now. all right. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. it was the 3rd night of the dnc, minnesota governor tim waltz formally accepting the democratic party's vice presidential nomination. >> we're going to hear from the uc berkeley professor about what we might expect about what we might expect tonight with kamala harris. they say the hardest part of getting something done let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just a

battle, a real battle, filming reports, we quite often visit completely different command posts, from a company to a brigade, but for the first time our group was allowed to film there, show how the battle is controlled, but with one condition that we will hide everything that may be of interest to enemy reconnaissance. the area accepted the number of the enemy up to three people, one machine gun, yes, there is, well done, explosion. we are watching, we are watching the explosion, repeat, repeat, here they are suppressing with fire, a firing point, our artillery is hitting accurately, in fact , our viewers have an exclusive opportunity to see the battle in real time, to see what a command post looks like, there are many drones in the sky, which are now giving full picture of the battle, this is where the control comes from, here is reconnaissance, here is the command, here is the air in the beer. here at the command post there are a minimum of emotions, everything is on the case promptly, precisely , depending on the changing combat situation, the battle on this flank has died down, our marines

the company posted second quarter earnings before the bell, with same—store sales rising by 4.2% yearabove wall street estimates — and increasing by 4.6 per cent at its member—only sam's club warehouse chain. quarterly revenue meanwhole rose 4.8% to $168. ——billion. the company says it's now gaining market share in areas usually driven by higher—income households. and us shoppers' appetite for discount deals looks set to continue. earlier i spoke to retail analyst hitha herzog who said people are changing their shopping habits. i have a friend here who said one thing that is expensive about raising kids in new york city isn't necessarily the cost of education, it is the cost of fruit, specifically raspberries. when you see these consumers, especially the higher end consumer flock to walmart to get better pricing on things like fruit, it is a true thing, we are not seeing so much of the consumer thatis not seeing so much of the consumer that is doing really well and the consumer that is not going to walmart, it is now meeting in the middle. everyone wants to feel and obtain that discou

yuriy botusov posted a video of their commander of the base company post, everything is arranged therehan, as they say, the textbooks write, they write with a bathroom, and a kitchen, and even an underground bathhouse, that is, it is very competently built , covered, filled with concrete, everything is as it should be, you also said that in your direction the enemy is releasing up to half a thousand drones a day, but it cannot pass, so... at least in the area of ​​​​responsibility of the legion of freedom , the defense lines are strong, you them they built themselves, they were prepared by the military-civilian administration, and then you already completed them together with the engineering troops, how was it and how do you evaluate them when you look at these pictures, you can compare them with our line of defense and everything else, so your analysis as a specialist is important? well, look, i'm not an engineering expert. i'll tell you right away, i 'll also tell you something that to me, brothers, we often joke that a shovel is a soldier's best friend, yes, unfortunately, we don't

we agree with the editors of the new york post, this company is a surprise in surprises.ert fennedy, the younger nephew of democratic president john f. kennedy, and a former independent candidate, is no longer an independent and not a candidate, or rather almost not a candidate. such is the paradox of the electoral system. his candidacy inspired millions of americans to raise important issues that ignored in this country for too long. i know his father and uncle are looking at us now and are very, very proud. in fact, of course, there was no betrayal, as kennedy jr. explains trump, he supported his desire to boost the us economy for his readiness to negotiate with russia. however, negotiations with moscow for the democratic establishment are an aggravating circumstance. here robert also gave the current democratic administration a hard kick. in april 2022, president biden sent british prime minister johnson to ukraine, to force zelensky to break the peace treaty with russia, which had already been signed. the statement is, of course, controversial, boris johnson is more o

set to deliver 30 million pounds of annual savings by 2027. >>> the british sports fashion company jd sports postedecond quarter like for like sales. the company warned of the volatile macro environment adding it is auis cautious on outlook for the year. >>> and silvia has been exp exploring the reasons and whether this demand is here to stay. she joins me around the desk. silv, what have you found? >> as a result, european governments have stepped up their investments in defense. that has also boosted companies and outlook for companies such as saab based in sweden which means this increase in military spending means for companies. sweden is the poster child for one of the biggest foreign policy turns in modern history. earlier this year, the nation ditched its 200-year old policy of neutrality and joined nato. it's also increasing its military spending. this has sent the share prices from saab suddenly higher and made the defense sector one of the best performers in sweden this year. the ceo told cnbc impact on business. >> now we have to step up. so the demand is tremendous. i think it is quite

the company posted a $1.6 billion second-quarter loss this year.ct around 15,000 workers will be completed by the end of the year. >>> the biden administration proposed a new rule that would ban airlines from charging families extra fees to sit together on a flight. the proposed rule would require airlines to seat parents and kids 13 and younger together for free if adjacent seating is available at the time of booking. alaska, american, frontier and jetblue have ended the fees. >>> and babies 'r' us is back. new locations are popping up inside of kohl's stores with 200 locations rolling out by the fall. new and expectant parents can also shop babies 'r' us at kohl's on line. babies 'r' us had previously closed when parent company toys 'r' us filed for bankruptcy back in 2018. >>> that's your cbs "moneywatch" report for this friday. i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, new york. >>> still ahead, a golden day for team usa at the olympics. american women dominate including a dazzling performance by gymnast simone biles. st simo. e farxiga has been trusted ag

this morning somebody posted the company's numbers on the website so we got the quarter early and wouldn'te pretty darn well. it's all the more impressive when you consider just a few years ago gap was in terrible shape now it's very much in turnaround mode so can it keep climbing let's dig deeper with richard dickson president and ceo of gap to learn more. mr. dickson, welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, thank you so much for having me again. >> okay. so richard, it's been a year and a week since you took over and if you can give us your reflections from when you took over till now we'd love to hear. >> first of all, jim, it's been a very exciting year, as you know. and certainly a successful quarter. it's another successful quarter. we exceeded our expectations. net sales up 5% growth which is really, really solid and it's on 5% less inventory. 500 basis points of gross margin expansion and we also expanded our operating margin by 490 basis points and you know that is a new narrative for gap inc. six consecutive quarters right now we've grown market share. so it's really indicating our

kelly, founder and ceo jason brown announced the abrupt shuttering of the company monday in a linkedin post. according to brown, the company lack the financial resources to carry on talley was founded in 2015 and was headquartered on alabama street in san francisco's potrero hill neighborhood. >> up next, right before high school football season kicks off the south bay school has been burglarized will tell you what taken from them. also, senate democrats are renewing calls for police reform this evening. white supporters want to see more 5 training vetting for departments across the country. talking about football season. the nfl set to kick off as well live. one report says, though, it'll cost you to go to levi's the niners have the most expensive games. we'll break down the numbers across news at 5 continues.

the company's founder and ceo announced the abrupt closing yesterday in a linkedin post. he says the company lacked the financial resources to carry on talley was founded in 2015 and headquartered on alabama street in the patrol hill neighborhood. my weather time here is we get a >> live look outside a beautiful day in the bay. the view here, of course, from sutro tower over san francisco. >> lawrence is here to talk about this. really nice weather pattern. we're is nick graham, beautiful day around the bay area even along the coastline. that has been a city in the fog. finally clearing out a lots of sunshine in the afternoon. but see that fog make return. some cooler temperatures are on the way. in fact, these numbers are going to be headed below the average. i think for the foreseeable future. today. watch those numbers bump up just a little bit of a nice evening out there. the breeze is blowing. those start to kick in toward the sfo. right now we're seeing some 20 plus mile an hour gusts and more of that on the way. temperatures today, how on 70 degrees warmed up nicely

shares of ch robbins shot up 13% to the highest level in more than a year after the logistics company posted better than expected earnings. they cited the company's structural improvements and a second quarter of strong performance within a tough market. the mobileye global is plunging. it adjusted the operating income forecast. the company facing a sluggish demand in china saying the automotive market there is, quote, very, very volatile. those shares down 23%. >> all right. pippa. come back to you in a little bit. we're just getting started. up next drilling down on energy today because the energy oil trader mark fisher is here where he sees that sector heading. he joins us after the break right here on post 9. of course, we're all over the selloff as well. we'll show you the major averages. nasdaq is leading it down near 3%. that's of the majors. the russell, 3 2/3% selloff. live at the new york stock exchange. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. (♪♪) sofi is helping me get my money right to achieve my ambitions. plus i'm investing in my game. sofi can help fund all your ambitions. (♪

thought we'd seen it all, kennedy is backing the republican, let's agree with the new york post editors, this companyse of surprises, robert fennedy, the younger nephew of democratic president john f. kennedy, and a former independent candidate, is no longer an independent and not a candidate, or rather , almost not a candidate. this is the paradox of the us electoral system. he didn't withdraw from the election completely, but suspended his campaign and only dropped out of the race in the swing states. yes, that was possible: in most states, my name will remain on the ballot if you live in a democratic state or a republican one, vote for me, in swing states where my presence would be a hindrance, i am removing my name from the ballot and urging voters not to vote for me. a candidate who has no chance of winning, but at the same time draws votes away from the favorites in the usa is called a spoiler. kennedy jr. did not want to be such a spoiler. the sensation is that a candidate from a decent democratic... without instructions from washington, a hawk more than himself the statement is, of course, co

is coming into force, but critics say tougher sanctions are needed to force social—media companies to stop postsdealing with these companies is that they only listen to governments. they only listen to changes in the law. we'll have to legislate. we'll have to relook at the 0nline safety act and see whether it can be strengthened, because it has been watered down far too much. after a week of violence, more protests were planned. locations were posted on social media. in merseyside, this refugee centre was on the list. staff were worried. we've just done this for so long and worked so hard. and to see this... ..bloody mob trying to tear it up... they've got no idea what it means. but there's, like, a clock that is ticking and we're getting closer to eight o'clock. mm. yeah. i'd better move the car. hm! there is that thing where we've got to be magnanimous, and we're supposed to reach out a hand and talk — and, yes, we will, but it's still somebody who's come to burn down your house. so, you know, we're right. we're right to be angry. as eight o'clock approached, hundreds of people arrived — not

it could be successful, but as new business models emerge post-pandemic, companies are reevaluating. >> it's not going to be something that is going to stop at east palo alto, enlarged a pick up places rather than the in-person shopping places. i think that is something also that stores will be looking at for a place like east palo alto, working class community of color has been around for only 40 years, really struggled to preserve and persevere given our proximity to so much wealth, >> it's been a challenge, mayor lopez says the news of the target closing comes as the city has been working on a new economic development plan. >> but he points to the strength of the shopping plaza right off highway 101, making it attractive for commuters. anchored by stores like ikea, nordstrom's and home depot. >> looking at the macro level, we just have to stay positive. we have to go out there and get those, get those bids, get those stores that want to work with us. and i'm confident that we'll get them in east palo alto, anser hassan. >> abc seven news. >> answer. thanks so much. building a bett

strike, although they have denied reports that he was some sort of security efficient at the posting and refugee company in the city upside down. and how do i know this isn't the 1st time is where it has talked to a mazda officials in january, the killed the deputy need to, sorry, i. i rudy in a suburb of a route a may, a must say that one of the commodities had been killed in a strike near the lebanese syrian border elsewhere here in southern lebanon, as well as continued it strikes on tens and villages along the border. i, the chavez had covered kinda, you know, many tons of really just through hits. we've heard is ready, a crust overhead and the science of explosions, revive directing around the hills here that his beloved also said that they've targeted is ready positions. they said that they hit the set to month of manada into i forget they that they talked to the samantha sites on the occupied couple or show by hills and also hits in good yet simona with rockets. and we understand there's videos of that, you know, this comes us a time when his relatives anticipating their retaliation from his, wit

it could be successful, but as new business models emerge post-pandemic, companies are reevaluating. >> it's not going to be something that is going to stop at east palo alto, enlarged a pick up places rather than the in-person shopping places. i think that is something also that stores will be looking at for a place like east palo alto, working class community of color has been around for only 40 years, really struggled to preserve and persevere given our proximity to so much wealth, >> it's been a challenge, mayor lopez says the news of the target closing comes as the city has been working on a new economic development plan. >> but he points to the strength of the shopping plaza right off highway 101, making it attractive for commuters. anchored by stores like ikea, nordstrom's and home depot. >> looking at the macro level, we just have to stay positive. we have to go out there and get those, get those bids, get those stores that want to work with us. and i'm confident that we'll get them in east palo alto, anser hassan. >> abc seven news. >> building a better bay area means findin

it could be successful, but as new business models emerge post-pandemic, companies are reevaluating. >> it's not going to be something that is going to stop at east palo alto, enlarged a pick up places rather than the in-person shopping places. i think that is something also that stores will be looking at for a place like east palo alto, working class community of color has been around for only 40 years, really struggled to preserve and persevere given our proximity to so much wealth, >> it's been a challenge, mayor lopez says the news of the target closing comes as the city has been working on a new economic development plan. >> but he points to the strength of the shopping plaza right off highway 101, making it attractive for commuters. anchored by stores like ikea, nordstrom's and home depot. >> looking at the macro level, we just have to stay positive. we have to go out there and get those, get those bids, get those stores that want to work with us, and i'm confident that we'll get them in east palo alto, anser hassan. >> abc seven news. >> building a better bay area means findin

foot locker shares falling despite the company posting a smaller than expected loss. company says comparable sales grew first time in six quarters but full outlook unchanged. stock off by 7.5%. >>> shares of kohl's rising after that company reported second quarter profit of 59 cents beating the street's estimates by 14 cents despite net sales falling short of expectations. comp sales actually fell 5.1% during the quarter. that compared with expectations of a 1.8% decline, but the department store is still raising its profit outlook for the full year. enough to give that stock a boost of about 2.3%. >>> and outside of earnings. nfl owners voting to allow private equity firms to invest in their teams. pe ownership capped at 10%. talking much more about this later in the hour with new england patriots owner robert kraft. >>> stock futures, not moving a lot but we are now looking at red arrows. had been looking at modest advances earlier. looks like dow is off ten points. nasdaq down close to 30. treasury yields have been slightly weaker. right now looks like the ten year

. >> reporter: relentless consumer spending helped drive a lot of america's post-covid growth. but some companiesconomy for years. i mean, post-pandemic, everyone wanted to go outen travel. b now high prices and interest rates have taken a toll. maybe it's time to reassess the revenge spending. >> reporter: the big question is whether underconsumption core is a deeper shift to economic slow down. >> everything on tiktok seems to be a core these days. hope you enjoy it now that it's friday. thanks for ending the workweek with "early today." i'm frances rivera. have a great weekend. ve a great. tom llamas. more news on the way. more news on the way. re news on. >>> major arrests in two shocking hollywood deaths. five people now charged in connection with the overdose death ofh

it could be successful, but as new business models emerge post-pandemic, companies are reevaluating. >> it's not going to be something that is going to stop at east palo alto, enlarged a pick up places rather than the in-person shopping places. i think that is something also that stores will be looking at for a place like east paul. >> it's a working class community of color, has been around for only 40 years, really struggled to preserve and persevere given our proximity to so much wealth, it's been a challenge. >> mayor lopez says the news of the target closing comes as the city has been working on a new economic development plan. but he points to the strength of the shopping plaza right off highway 101, making it attractive for commuters. anchored by stores like ikea, nordstrom's and home depot. >> looking at the macro level, we just have to stay positive. we have to go out there and get those, get those bids, get those stores that want to work with us, and i'm confident that we'll get them in east palo alto, anser hassan. >> abc seven news. >> building a better bay area means fin

shareholders accusing the automaker of defrauding them by concealing weaknesses in the company before postingappointing earnings that caused its stock price to fall. they say stellantis artificially inflated the stock price for much of the year by making overwhelmingly positive assessments about the state of the company. stellantis telling reuters the lawsuit is without merit. dom. >> silvana henao with the latest headlines there. thank you very much for that. >>> turning back to the u.s. markets. they're set to close up since last year. the s&p and nasdaq set to break their four-week losing streaks. those gains helping to push the s&p back in positive territory for the month marking a big turn around after the index notched the worst start to the month in almost eight years. let's bring in dan vero at p palisade capital. dan, the story changes so quickly. we care so much about inflation and interest rates to now we're scared about growth or worried about growth and inflation rates. now we're back to things are benign on the inflation front, but now they're back to retail sales being more rer

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it provides companies a land of the shield for a people post on the platform. if i said something that could be considered harassment, defamation, you couldn't sue facebook. you have to sue me. that rule is also provided a bit of a new paul, a lot of lawmakers say, for people posting all kinds of stuff on the internet. the biggest thing i think is also the private companies, when we look at things like citizens united and things like that, because these two have free speech of their own, when u.s. people who support them in the industry what they will say is that these companies have run free-speech and that qualifies them to control what people are saying on the platform. host: you mentioned in section 230. what does big tech have to gain or lose legislatively when it comes to executive orders in the next administration? what are they big concerns right now? guest: that involves all the time with whatever the important issue of the day is. of course we had conversations that misinformation, disinformation throughout the 2020 process and now section 230 being b

but the company posted a 14% decline in underlying profit on softening lng races. -- prices.eo told bloomberg market is nervous ahead of a cold winter. >> 2022 was really anomalous. that was the year when the ukraine conflict began. that triggered significant rewiring of global gas markets with lng needing to be pretty suddenly rerouted into europe to help europeans keep the lights on over the winter time there. what we have seen in 2023 and the first half of 2024 is stabilization of prices, but what we see in the forward curve particularly in asia, is a tick up versus what we would call a typical pricing level. that's a sign to me that the market is finely balanced. gas is a seasonal commodity. when winters are cold, gas is often the energy source that gets called on in a disproportionate amount. so the price levels we see in the forward curve are indicative that the market is nervous about a cold winter and what that might mean and the customers trying to get ready. joumanna: that was meg o'neill, the ceo of woodside energy. bhp is warning of more volatility in commodity ma

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it's coming in at 8.8 billion euros, the company posted a net loss in the third quarter but did say its auto backlog has hit a record. you can see the stock is down 0.3% commerzbank is down as well. net profit dipping slightly on the year to 538 million euros, but it did confirm its full year outlook. let's get straight out to our annette wie eisbock. >> programs there was a lot of fantasy already in the stocks priced in. we had been up by 22% year to date. that compares to example the bank shares up by roughly 3.5%. a lot of optimism and also higher her firefighter her longer mantra for rates has been very positive, a tailwind for commerzbank share. that kind of thf thinking has changed as we know. clearly the shares have always been of the banks. profitability has always been dependent on higher rates because interest income is so important for the bank. they've cut m & a or baunking is severely down. their focus is on retail, and retail is not very profitable in germany. it's always a question to find balance between attracting customers, but also on the profitable basis. on top of t

your reaction about what you think in regards to the fact that matter, this big american company has been deleting posts, probably the malaysian prime minister. thank you very much. again, that is pleasure for me to be here. i think as what was mentioned by the, by mistake himself. he's in his works of code this display of code. he's a n and to have it. you know in such amanda, again this is the 2nd time that it happened the 1st time you wouldn't be there for any b. last maybe see a when the families to met me, a man honey in my top. that time. and the same thing happened. be it all the of the not restore or the not upload the picture of the premise that we've had. yeah. but then they'll be doing it again and, and of with apologies for it. and i think this is the same thing that's happened now. so we cannot deny the fact that there is something behind this, you know, and, and to the prime minister, because it happened the 2nd time it is a show or display color. these, when the video was about offering condolences about phone call. oh, pretty good. the list has to be that how much leader do the estimatio

german life sciences company bayer posted a 16.5% drop in the second quarter earnings as the companyelt the hit amid lower demand with falling crop prices. e e ebitda fell in line with estimates. manufacturing orders rose for the first time this year in june. orders were up 3.9% compared to the previous month. the growth came from the car industry as well as autos for aircrafts and ships and trains. let's get another perspective with the global head of macro at ing. he will unpack what is happening in europe. first, what is your take on the last 24 hours in the markets? i have heard people say the july jobs report in the u.s. was a recession warning signal. is there anything to suggest the monday meltdown is underlining weakness? are kyou in the camp that says recession is coming soon? >> i see a soft landing coming in the u.s., but not a big recession. i think we're still coming from a very high level and strong roll from the u.s. economy. i am in the camp of a big thunderstorm, but this is not something fundamentally really changing in the economy. it was known that the european ec