. >> plus richard branson ceasing operation for the near future. we'll get to all of that. >>> first let's check on the markets. finishing up the week with gains. there you're seeing green aus kra the board. the dow industrials up three-quarters of a percent. the nasdaq 1.2% higher on the day and the russell 2000 up 1.33%. let's get right to kristina partsinevelos for a look at the biggest movers. >> that's why i'm wearing a green today. the first quarter is coming to a close. nasdaq is the clear winner, over 15% higher, snapping its longest losing streak since 2001 the s&p up 6% heading for a second straight positive quarter. only the dow is expected to end flat for this quarter. semiconductors, though, making some news with chinese regulators announcing they will review micron chips for security risks. micron shares are still up 22% this quarter trailing the smh etf which is a great barometer for the chip sector the much beaten down intel still the best performer in the s&p 500 this month and on pace for its best month since 2001. they like their

sadly, sir richard branson's rocket laying richard bra nson's rocket laying off richard branson's rockethe company bought operations in apparent attempt to shore up finances. you might remember earlier this year a rocket failed to complete its first—ever satellite launch on the uk soil. shares have been plunging in after—hours trade in new york, down 44%. those layoffs will have hacked about 655 employees located in all areas of the company. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @vvalentinenews. hello there. thursday turned out to be the warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures in suffolk reaching highs of 17.8 celsius, very close to 18 degrees. but while there were some spells of sunshine, there were also some hefty downpours. and we're starting friday with, actually, some more persistent rain swirling around this area of low pressure. now, this has been named by the french weather service, it's been named storm mathis, for the strength of the winds in the north of france. but it is also bringing some very strong winds through the english channel, affecting the channel islands, sou

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. >>> virgin orbit, the rocket company owned by richard branson, has announced it will let 675 employees this comes after most staff were told to cease operations earlier this month. founded in 2017, virgin orbit is aimed at developing an air base -- an air launch rocket. its first launch in january ended in failure. >>> starting tomorrow, any twitter user can fork over $11 a month to be verified. that will add the famous blue checkmark to your account previously given to public figures meant to confirm they treang everyone ually. it'snclear if he is serious since tomorrow is april fools' day. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> scientists are now saying that those images of t-rex dinosaurs showing off their massive teeth may be all wrong. a new study published in "the journal science" found that the dinosaur's teeth were covered by scaly lips and were not visible at all. they say wear and tear patterns indicate the t-rex looked more like lizard. >>> up next, baseball is back. all 30 major league teams took to the field yesterday to kick o

. >>> richard branson's virgin orbit is ceasing operations for a week as it looks for more funding.all except essential employees have been furloughed. the british builder's rocket company says it plans to provide an update on go-forward operations in the coming weeks. >>> and strawberries have once again topped the list for nonorganic produce with the most pesticides. nonprofit environmental working group tested more than 46,000 samples of fruits and vegetables for 251 different pesticides. spinach held onto the number-two spot followed by kale, collard, and mustard greens. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this thursday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> nasa astronauts will have a new updated spacesuit for their return to the moon. nasa and the houston-based aerospace company axiom space revealed that the new improved spacesuits will use new technology to give astronauts what they need. >> this is going to be such a much more flexible suit, and the range of motion is really going to improve the astronaut's ability to do all those tasks that they're goi

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meanwhile, billionaires like elon musk and jeff bezos and richard branson were out taking joy rides to outer space, buying $500 million yachts, and living in huge man sins -- mansions with dozens of bathrooms. today, while more and more working class americans are unable to afford the health care that they need, three people, one-to-three people, they own more wealth than the bottom half of american society. 100 and 65 billion. let me repeat that, you won't hear that very often. we are living in a moment where three people now own more wealth than the bottom 100 and 65 million americans. -- 16 5 million americans. we have more wealth and income inequality than any other. in american history. -- per in american history. iod people are spending far more their limited incomes on housing, and a nearly 600,000 americans are homeless. our top 1% owns more wealth than the bottom 90% of the american people. today, while millions of ordinary workers are working longer hours for low wages, the ceos of the largest corporations in our country make almost 400 times as much as the average worker. th

virgin 0rbit — the rocket company owned by sir richard branson — is planning to lay off 85% of its workforceating for the foreseeable future. earlier this year, a virgin 0rbit rocket failed to complete the first ever satellite launch from the uk. businesses warn they may have to cut working hours, and possibly lay off staff and scale back investment due to high energy bills, as government financial support is being reduced from tomorrow. the government says it can no longer afford to finance the current energy price cap for businesses. here's our business editor, simonjack. the cost of energy hit record highs last year, and the government stepped in with subsidies. that support is slashed from tomorrow, which means shaf islam will revert to a deal he agreed to at the beginning of this year, since when prices have fallen. in 2021, his bill was £1,000 per month. for the next 11 months, it will be £4,400. i am paying double what the market rate is now and i have got to do that for another 11 months. i just don't see how we can continue to do that. you know, ifeel totally trapped. it is an extre

richard branson's virgin orbit has contacted staff to say that a small group will be recalled from ashflow and furloughed nearly all its staff last week, but it's back to the desk for a few of them. demand for water is set to outstrip supply by a0% in the next seven years, according to the united nations. it warns the world is facing a water crisis that will affect every country and industry — all of us. today is world water day, part of the un water summit, subsidising the overuse of water and ensure industries revise their water use and waste system strategies. lets discuss this with deborah brosnan, who's a marine scientist and environmental consultant. it's lovely to see you again. good morning. this report is hot on the heels of the report into climate change that we got earlier this week, and for many, it is overwhelming, isn't it, when we hear these reports coming through and these warnings of catastrophic consequences in just a few years before time. what should we do about this? you years before time. what should we do about this?— we do about this? you are riuht. we do abou

another developing str4v virgin orbit backed by billionaire richard branson may getÑi a new linee1 Ñilinewn hasçó investments in spac and an investor in open a.i. he joins me in the exclusive. matthew, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. you are investing $200 millione into virgin orbit. can you confirm you are making are youxd going to get controllg interest? lookinge1e1 at the market cap oe stock and it is $220 million. >> yes. we are inñr active discussions. in fact, final discussions with &háhp &hc% &háhp &hc% plan on transacting with the company within the next 24 hours. >> just to be w3ht■clear, you su are in discussions to níest $200 million or more? >> yes. active discussionsxd tçñr injec enough capital to make them cash flow positive. i understand there may be áhu)u$ the exac i have to ask on thet( run-up before injecting $200 million, why not just buy $100 million of stock and you have the same controlling e1interest? are you a space 5a■enthusiast? you are saying youxd believe in the company and believe in the thought of not only space as a business, but space

richard branson's virgin 0rbit satellite launch company is pausing all operations with immediate effectnjanuary to send nine small satellites into orbit, from an airfield in newquay. newquay being in cornwall, which is in the south—west of england, if you are watching from abroad and you are not sure. a new banksy mural has appeared on the wall of a derelict farmhouse in the seaside town of herne bay in kent, uk. the mural, called morning is broken, shows a young boy opening curtains made of corrugated iron alongside a cat. however, it wasn't long before the piece, and part of the building, appeared to be demolished. the owners of the land said demolition work is currently being undertaken at the site. very typical installation from that particular artist. much more on the stories including the ongoing effort to make sure that the banking sector is in a good state of health. hello there. it's a lot milder today than it was yesterday, but along with the milder air comes some rather wet and windy weather, particularly out towards the west. this is chorley in lancashire. some very soggy gr

richard branson's space company, there's a report, dc investors giving them $200 million, a lifeline. the company is bringing employees back to build some rockets and make changes, everybody was furloughed and they had the failed rocket launch in january and they have to right the ship. stuart: krispy kreme. lauren: they are up 9% and worth $20, they have a partnership with mcdonald's and some mcdonald's, none here as far as i can tell. they see a big chunk. stuart: we should invite them on as guests. lauren: i got that yesterday. stuart: the ceo of moderna is testifying on capitol hill the company plans to quadruple the price of its covid vaccine. we will bring you the latest on the hearing. house republicans released a new report on the infamous memo that labeled parents domestic terrorists. julian turner will break that down. what is in the memo? in california, forced to adopt a new homeless voucher program that gives homeless people access to hotels. it did not work well. we will speak to the mayor next. ♪ ♪ ♪ you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our

look at richard branson. richard branson , a branson.ry few. branson, a real entrepreneur . sugar. well, lord entrepreneur. sugar. well, lord sugan entrepreneur. sugar. well, lord sugar. yes there are people like that who have drive and determination and, you know, work and on they go, which is absolutely . but this work and on they go, which is absolutely. but this guy hasn't just done it on his own i mean, i'm reading the stories that he learnt the art of shopkeeper from his father, dad from his father, mark. and as a child, he helped his dad with his own business and, even assisted him with and selling with buying and selling at auction. grown the auction. he's grown up in the family, it's not like he's family, so it's not like he's he's he's not got money him. he has, you know, and ongoing education from from actually from from his father so he's he has an advantage but but good him i mean you don't have to have you know a string of letters after your name. well, i just wonder whether , we've gone just wonder whether, we've gone to t

the company is tied to richard branson. it had a high profile launch failure in january.: thank you. alex, this is going to get interesting, this cash crunch that we know is probably going to come from the banking sector fallout. how it affects companies, i think virgin orbit is an idiosyncratic case, but nevertheless, i think we are going to see more and more of this. it also points to what's happening with money supply and now that is falling rapidly. that said, there is still a lot of money sloshing around the system. alix: virgin orbit you can look at is idiosyncratic because it's virgin orbit, but i think it's an interesting point about companies that are already capital intensive are trying to transition into green investment. that will be a huge cash crunch which we will talk about in just a second. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: we are about an hour into the u.s. trading session. we are also close to making it through the first quarter. katie greifeld is tracking some of these moves for us. katie: we are seeing stocks rally a little bit. you see the s&p 500 and nasdaq

richard branson�*s virgin orbit satellite launch company is pausing all operations with immediate effect. the us space agency nasa has unveiled new spacesuits for the next generation of astronauts landing on the moon. the new design provides improved support for space travellers conducting scientific experiments on the lunar surface. it is also said to be a better fit for female astronauts. the current spacesuits haven't had a full redesign since the 1980s. a piano teacher who once taught catherine, princess of wales has written a song for the nation to sing at king charles' coronation. daniel nicholls is in touch with schools across the country, and hopes the day before the coronation they'll all come together to sing. here's fiona lamdin. # thejubilation... # of the nation. excellent. composers daniel and sandra have written a song celebrating king charles iii's coronation, and they want every school singing it. # the central orb of all that's just. # in you, our king, we place our trust. what's your favourite bit of the song? it's really good and easy to learn. the chorus, because it'

look at richard branson. richard branson , a branson.anson, a real entrepreneur . sugar. well, lord entrepreneur. sugar. well, lord sugan entrepreneur. sugar. well, lord sugar. yes there are people like that who have drive and determination and, you know, work and on they go, which is absolutely . but this work and on they go, which is absolutely. but this guy hasn't just done it on his own i mean, i'm reading the stories that he learnt the art of shopkeeper from his father, dad from his father, mark. and as a child, he helped his dad with his own business and, even assisted him with and selling with buying and selling at auction. grown the auction. he's grown up in the family, it's not like he's family, so it's not like he's he's he's not got money him. he has, you know, and ongoing education from from actually from from his father so he's he has an advantage but but good him i mean you don't have to have you know a string of letters after your name. well, i just wonder whether , we've gone just wonder whether, we've gone to the other e

richard branson's rocket company is laying off 85% of its work force next week.een trying to secure additional funding for weeks now. that stock's just 20 the cents. investors putting the brakes on nikola after the ev truckmaker or saidst the planning a $100 million second care stock offering at a 20 president discount from yesterday's -- 20% discount from yesterday's closing price. even with the discount, there's little interest in the company. nikola's or lawn of. ing a hydrogen-powered fuel cell truck later this year. no one's convinced today. blackberry saw shares, pull them up, up 15%. mixed results for the fourth quarter. they reported a quarterly loss, missed analyst revenue estimates for the quarter, but td securities comes out and upgrades blackberry to hold, and they raised their price target on the stock to $4. however, it's at $4.61 now. but could the blackberry-style phone make a comeback? the early 2000s are calling, ask younger generations are trading in their smartphones for dumb phones, aka, the flip if phones. you know you used to have one like

the company is tied to richard branson. it had a high -- a high-profile launch failure in january.is the latest business flash. guy: thank you very much. we are coming into the quarter -- into the end of the quarter. minutes to go for europe. let's talk about 52-week highs we are seeing today. rheinmetall, the big german company up by 1% today. retail has had a really cracking quarter. marks and spencer emblematic of that. then of course we come to the luxury narrative. luxury on a pe basis is trading at twice the multiple the rest of the market is trading at. so l'oreal, up 1.5% today. lvmh, up 2.13%. the luxury sector, 52-week high. it has been an incredible performance this quarter. talk about some of the stocks we have been focusing on today. two really big upgrades in the airline sector. barclays upgrading iag. sees strong travel this summer. that narrative is running through some of the notes we have seen out today. it has an overweight. you have also deutsche's out with a note across a whole range of airlines today. i picked on air france, sees operating profit up over 20%.

moving this morning is virgin orbit, shares of the billionaire richard branson's aircraft engineeringbling as they near a deal for a $200 million investment from investor matthew brown. they plan to recall a group of employees to work on rocket upgrades. the stock is up this morning, it is still down 93% in the last year. take a quick break. a cnn news crew gets a shock m they san francisco as their car gets broken into while reporting on crime. we're taking a look at america's growing crime crisis with james freeman's op-ed this morning. and then mark zuckerberg straight to the point style when responding to an employee's media leak. wait until you see this. stay with us. (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron family. progress that moves you. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match in

richard branson's company, right? right, right about to go of space tourism. it's a great fun idea. but realistically, it's a tough way to i saw a headline the other day that they were letting some employees go and now you're thinking they're going to go belly up altogether. yeah. says spacex and blue origin still remain space tourism. just not a reality. yeah. again, commercial space flight or at least you know, proper, getting things up to orbit pays the bills. but i don't think there's enough people that just want to go for a quick ride to come back down to support. >> the business model, as it turns out. >> there's a company called that's trained to do transatlantic flights. and, you know, an hour and a half going with a faster planes, but not in the space percent. just across the ocean, ok? >> a second item up today. let's talk about home sales numbers. i know they came out for february. what are you seeing in those is a positive negative for homeowners home sellers. we night. >> ultimately it's great for sellers because there's very little inventory. it's tough for buyers. >>

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inject a lifeline into this small launch company that has been majority owned and funded by sir richard branson through virgin group it comes on the heels of a deal that almost happened last week and then was scuttled over the weekend. and after a failed mission back earlier in the year in january virgin orbit has been under pressure i'm not even going to talk about the stock here, because it's a penny stock, but those shares are plunging on this news and we have a full writeup on cnbc.com. back over to you >> yeah, i mean, it was a nearly $1.5 billion company at the peak morgan, thank you very much. what a disaster. >>> when we come back, is there more pain ahead for charles schaub one analyst seeing a lot more company for the broker details straight ahead. >>> and cashing in on coal the new ceo starting his job with a b biget on his own company. should you follow his lead we're going to look for some answers when "fast money" comes right back but i count on personal financial advice. my ameriprise advisor understands the markets and me. she knows my goals and can help me reach them with confi

richard branson. space streams, you're not going so well, according to the wall street journal.rching for new funding for virgin orbit has satellite launch start off. also his space tourism company, virgin galactic has had to delay its space tourism flights numerous times. cnn's senior data reporting reporter harry antin joins us now with more we don't have a lot of time. we're almost out of time. what what does the data show us about how much it costs to travel to space? $450,000 that's for one trip $450,000. to put that in perspective, you could take a domestic round trip flight, the average you can fly over 1000. times. atlantic one. yes one trip one trip for $450,000. or you can. do you know the road trip in the summer and that you could do the average road trip over 5000 times nearly 6000 times. that seems like a much better use of the time. how big a deal was going into space put in perspective for us back when in the space race beginning of john glenn, right? he was like a hero to everybody. 90% of americans knew who he was in 1963. that was more than you who richard nixo

sir richard branson tuesday.firm virgin orbit is pause ing all operations amid financial concerns . it's financial concerns. it's understood the company is furlough all of its employees in order to buy time to finalise new investment plan. last month it tried but failed to, launch nine satellites into the earth's orbit . from newquay nine satellites into the earth's orbit. from newquay in nine satellites into the earth's orbit . from newquay in cornwall orbit. from newquay in cornwall . and has unveiled a prototype . . and has unveiled a prototype. the spaceship set to be worn by the next two astronauts to walk the next two astronauts to walk the moon's surface, not usual white. the new black suit with orange markers features , light orange markers features, light bands, high definition cameras and allows for great mobility. the suit will be during the artemus mission scheduled for 2025, up you're up to date on gb news. now though it's back to . mark thank you suits you will space suits you may be very now let's

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richard branson's virgin 0rbit satellite launch company is pausing all operations with immediate effectnjanuary to send nine small satellites into orbit, from an airfield in newquay. the us space agency nasa has unveiled new spacesuits for the next generation of astronauts landing on the moon. the new design provides improved support for space travellers conducting scientific experiments on the lunar surface. it is also said to be a better fit for female astronauts. the current spacesuits haven't had a full redesign since the 1980s. well overdue. you have been watching bbc news. hello there. it's a lot milder today than it was yesterday, but along with the milder air comes some rather wet and windy weather, particularly out towards the west. this is chorley in lancashire. some very soggy ground here and not a lot is set to change as we head through the rest of this week and into the start of next. a few brighter spells around, but it's going to be cloudy, mild and there's more wet weather to come in the forecast, too. this is today. some rain from this weather front across much of scotl

sir richard branson, spacex rocket firm, virgin orbit, is pausing all operations amid financial concernshe company is to furlough all of its employees and the chief executive of dan heart told staff the move is intended to buy the company time to finalise a new investment plan. last month it tried but failed to launch nine satellites into the earth's orbit from newquay in cornwall and nassau has unveiled a prototype of the new space suit set to be worn by the next astronauts to walk on the moon's surface . not the usual white. surface. not the usual white. the new black suit with orange markers features light bands and high definition cameras . it high definition cameras. it allows for great mobility than its predecessors . the suit will its predecessors. the suit will be used during the amethyst mission, which is scheduled for 2025. europe to date on gb news will bring in monies as it happens. now, though, it's back to andrew and beth . to andrew and beth. very good morning. thank you for joining us. it's another day of strikes today. real teachers, university staff and amazon workers a

said the company set up a pipeline for laid off employees to find positions at virgin galactic richard bransonof the company. he said he would not give additional funding one of the staff >> one of them that was galactic. virgin galactic. >> the sister company. >> all the time. >> used to be. >> a lot of people >>> when we come back, new reporting on the fed's moves during the recent bank turmoil steve liesman has that story next. >>> programming note today is the final day of women's history money. cnbc has a pro talk live event with three female investors. just go to cnbc.com/pro/talks. i made it easy three successful investors and somebody else. tune in today at 1:30 p.m. eastern time we'll be right back. >> announcer: executive edge is sponsored by at&t business at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i

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richard branson company sending satellites from corals harvesting in.esterly wind brisk towards western coast, dragging in mild air, temperatures higher than they were yesterday. still cold across the far north of scotland. outbreaks of rain this afternoon, sunny spells and showers across northern ireland, it's under, best of the sunshine developing in north—east scotland. sunny spells hanging on for the far south—east of england, to produce between 11 and 15. a lot milder than it was yesterday. this evening and overnight, still got our weather front giving outbreaks of rain across south—east england at times, towards the north and west we will see the clearest of disguise, still showers across much of scotland but largely frost free as we head into the start of the day, generally between 6—10. more rain across the channel islands moving into south—east england as we head through the morning, clearing in the afternoon, elsewhere more sunshine than today, mild, watch out for showers, developing with the sunshine and possibly a rumble of thunder. low pres

god, you the times have god, you know, the times have really changed and probably just as well, richard bransonseven. find when he was about seven. to find your tells us it your own way home tells us it toughens him up. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i mean, all we rapping showed up in court more now. yes. yeah, think so. now. yes. yeah, i think so. i so, know, i do try to find so, you know, i do try to find the balance as parent i think the balance as a parent i think maybe because a single maybe it's because i'm a single parent. of doing two parent. so i'm kind of doing two roles the same time. maybe roles at the same time. maybe that could be why i'm doing it the way i am, but i definitely think there is a balance with, with you also with parenting and you also depends on the child. depends a lot on the child. i mean, i was an especially prissy child, so, know, probably child, so, you know, probably quite the quite a good child. leave the baby sitter, mr. love, when we were left, because it meant my dad, had everything in dad, when they had everything in the we ended up the office, stay up, we ende