where are they coming up this from from the goldman sachs side?nali: looking across product lines is important here. on one hand, oldman likes to pull in deposits. the market deposit rates are still quite high. for a bank that extra consumer deposit base helps lower the cost of funding. but the credit card business where they have struck deals with gm, major clients come apple. you have them starting to step back from the business. it is the last major piece of the consumer strategy they will try to exit from area -- from. they have looked to so green sky already, united capital. that brought them deeper into the wealth business. they scrapped the idea of larger sets of accounts for different customers as well. this leaves them with all these card deals. this for goldman could have been a problem that lasted years. the apple card at a particular, one major problem was the servicing of the clients as well as loss rates. the idea was apple wanted more clients to get credit through these cards. they pushed for that to happen. now you had goldman stuc

>> it's the final embarrassment for goldman sachs. been clear, as we talked about, this is not a business for them. apple is committed to this and they have millions of users. and for apple, the stakes are higher because the handover to whoever this is, and, by the way, there are only a handful with the scale and balance sheet who can handle this. capital one, chase, barclays, maybe synchrony, perhaps amex but doubtful. whoever takes it has to do a good job and that will be complicated. it's a defightful product. >> do we know apple wants to pursue this and diversify? >> and wallet itself. just the wallet app in jun is a huge part. it's another part that keeps the iphone sticky and not moving to android or something like that. there's a bigger risk with the new eu regulations and eu is poking around the wallet app and making pushes for apple to open that up to other wallets as well. that's another thing to watch even as apple tries to find a new partner. >> meantime, jpmorgan's strategy releasing the '24 outlook, 4200 target on the s&

david sachs writes: cronkite’s moment in the war in ukraine.elsky's inner circle tells the magazine that the war cannot be won. now that the truth is clear, shall we heed cronkite's advice? a decent world to save the ukrainian people from further unnecessary killings, or we will remain trapped in the bunker zelsky's delusions, psychologically if not physically, awaiting the inevitable end. elon musk answers, unfortunately, this is an accurate analysis, what is this famous speech of february 27, 1968 by walter cronkite, we discussed it with vladimir vladimich again in the morning, it was. a revelation when, despite american propaganda screaming that everything was fine, walter cronkite gave the following speech, this is a short fragment from it. it is now more obvious than ever that the bloody experience of vietnam is leading to a dead end. everything from this report it is more clear that the only reasonable way out is negotiations, not from the position of the winners, from the position of worthy people who live. with their obligations to defe

goldman sachs. the same inflation call, plus or minus a point. boy, do they have different views on the holiday spirit of the american economy. jonathan: sounded interested for about 20 seconds. keep it up for three hours if you can. morgan stanley, ellen zentner reading the following. this jumps off the page. where they think rates will be in 2025. this is the call, rates go up way back down to the low twos. lisa: the distinction between morgan stanley and goldman sachs call is a soft landing vs. a no landing. morgan stanley is basically saying soft landing and that is going to cut more than previously expected. the idea underpins the bullish called in u.s. assets. here is the question. how do we effectuate this without seeing unemployment rate rise between 3.4%. jonathan: williams jefferson, do you think they want to go beyond december? never mind 2025. tom: thursday at 8:31, they've got to get some key economic data this week. this was really a twoset of data on the consumer. jonathan: bramo will

goldman sachs ceo david solomon speaking in london saying the geopolitical tensions are a headwind towth. adding the u.s. and china tensions could be more significant to the world than any other and could take years to resolve. david solomon speaking about the u.s. and china tensions and what the headwind that could be for the u.s. economy and global economy. >>> coming up, the steps the central bank of china is taking to shore up the economy. >>> we a few top trending stories before we go to break. taylor swift's eras movie is set to hit streaming next month. i assume the blank space is a song? >> it is a song. not a full-blown swiftie. >>> sneaking snacks is easier. doritos is creating software to mute the sound of crunching chips. it separates the sounds of voices and crunches. wow. things people are working on. >>> while the ultra wealthy are moving to miami, pennsylvania is the ultimate destination. a new report ranking pennsylvania as the number one place to retire and florida with one city in the top ten. within the best cities in pennsylvania, it holds seven places. top five?

our guest today is the famous economist, jeffrey sachs.jeffrey sachs, well, of course, about ukraine. i think this war goes back to the time of nato expansion, which with the us started in the mid-nineties. zelensky, the ukrainian leadership is terrible. they just don't know what to do with it. i think the war will end the day biden picks up the phone and calls president putin and says, nato will not expand, this was a bad idea, we are stopping, we need to find a way for ukraine to survive. vanilla cola or cotton candy , smoke without fire, here you sold it to a minor child without documents, all the hookahs were sold, of course, but the hookah hookah, this is all that mows down our youth, they were specially accepted the law is that there should be no advertising for children , but getting an electronic cigarette for a schoolchild is not a problem, there is a wide choice, a sale of 150 rubles, you smoke, well, that’s right, this is the kind of business, what can you do? there are more and more cases of the new vep disease, it’s like, well

what did we talk about with jeffrey sachs, well of course, about ukraine.led, they just don't know what they're doing about it. i think that the war will end on the day when biden picks up the phone and calls the president and says, nato will not expand, it was a bad idea, we are stopping, but the teacher, the students should ask the teacher, why is this, and what does the president have in mind there and there, well, the teacher should be able to tell why so and well and not otherwise, in principle, you know, for this there is no need to change the constitution, seriously , well, that is, maybe somehow we’ll start with this, or the political workers there, yes, well, that’s what we’re fighting for, because thesis on national liberation...

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goldman sachs, it is great to have you.reat to be on this. and pricing large draws, the biggest reason oil prices have come down. supply growth has been stronger. the selloff has been amplified over the last two so reduction in system of articulation geopolitical and second, renewed concerns about demand following softer u.s. economic data including jobless claims and technical factors such as selling by computers, that tends to be more powerful in november. liz: when the israel hamas war broke out, what did you think looking at your computer screens? did you in your mind predict that the price might go higher and then it didn't? let's keep in mind, israel isn't a big player in the oil production world. it's saudi arabia, iran, russia. a lot of middle eastern countries. what is surprising people people beyond the fact we have record output, record production here in the united states? >> so, when the news about the middle east broke out earlier this month, we did not change our baseline outlook for oil prices -- liz: which

continue funding the kiev regime will not bring anything good to ukraine, american economist jeffrey sachscording to him, military assistance from the united states only prolongs conflicts and leads to an increase in casualties among ukrainians. instead of spending money on kiev, washington should push forward negotiations with russia about peace in ukraine, sachs said. further news sports. sash championship continues in st. petersburg russian short course swimming. tell us about the return of six-time world champion yulia efimova. dima, for efimov this is the first major start in 2 years. in the 50m bras final, she finished third . on the second day of the russian short course swimming championship in st. petersburg , eight competed. medal effects. in the men's 100m backstroke, two-time olympic medalist kliment kolisnikov became the national champion. in the final, clement showed a time of 49 seconds and 12, this is the best time this season in the world. in the girls' 50m breaststroke, evgenia chikunova became the champion of russia. the nineteen-year-old athlete in the final was 41 hund

apple giving a nice offramp to goldman sachs in their credit card partnership.as short-lived. what does apple do now? ed: apple, a bloomberg source says they have sent a term sheet to goldman sachs, offering a pathway to sever the relationship on the credit card and savings account. our bloomberg source says this is a process that could take years. "the wall street journal" was the first to report this offer from apple to goldman. they said in the journal report it would be 12 to 15 months. is it an apple story or a goldman story? apple, either way, according to our bloomberg source, says it remains committed to doing a credit card and to doing a high-yield savings account, but it looks like they are just went to look elsewhere for a different partner. guy: do they need a partner? i'm not being funny. apple has quite a lot of cash. people are speculate and about whether they are going to use the cash. maybe lending it to other people would not be a dumb idea. ed: the goldman site, they are saying we moved too quickly, too fast, and therefore we made mistakes. fr

breaking out goldman sachs and where they are telling clients to put their money. label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire all right. 60 seconds to draw the perfect gift. what's it gonna be? a bottle of don julio, 1942, delivered. delivered with drizly. gifting without the guessing. drizly. >>> you are positive on the markets? because a lot of people were so negative. what are they missing? >> i am. we obviously have a lot going on from a geopolitical perspective and from a rate perspective, but i run the global family office business at goldman sachs and i think one thing to keep in mind is that we are working with clients who are long-term investors and not working with clients who are answering to a board of directors or thinking about other moves. if you can really think long- term about the market we were advising clients on this post summer 10% correction. any time you see a correction close

today our guest will be the famous economist jeffrey sachs, which we talked about with jeffrey sachs,the ukrainian leadership made a terrible mistake by listening to the americans then. and no success was achieved . washington doesn't know that their policy has failed, they just don't know what to do about it. i think the war will end the day biden picks up the phone and calls president putin and says, nato won't expand, it was a bad idea, we 're stopping, we need to find a way to... well, they struck twice, that doesn't help. massive blow, yes, and you see, the leaders of the country mean somewhere they warn that we will get out of here altogether, and where it was clear that we will finish they say, listen, of course we are very bad iranians and in general, but we will still give you money, we will unfreeze you, we are here, tell your formations there, no matter what they do, has anyone ever seen this, but the problem is that there is no one to tell, no, that is, there is a connection, but they tell you,

this was also noted by elon musk, responding to a post by billionaire david sachs, who analyzed the timewhere they say the conflict is unwinnable for ukraine, kiev’s military goals are unrealistic, and the head of the kiev regime. he is driven by illusions because he is unable to recognize the real state of affairs at the front and does not want to consider peace negotiations with moscow. this analysis is correct - elon musk commented on the post. and details of the incident with the belavia plane after taking off from istanbul airport. a boeing 737 max with a partially destroyed landing gear landed safely at minsk national airport. an investigation is currently underway to determine the reasons for the destruction of the left tire. main wheel. the situation was commented on by the press service of the belarusian airline. the ground service of the turkish ataturk airport warned about possible damage to the ship's wheel. the crew analyzed the situation and made a decision. to the destination minsk national airport. the flight was carried out as usual.

apple apparently wants to pull the plug on its partnership with goldman sachs. it's wednesday, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning. welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. we kick off the hour with a check of u.s. stock futures after the markets were abe toll squeeze out some gains yesterday. right now you're seeing a pretty strong move to the upside in the futures. it's early. it looks like the dow would open up more than 100 points higher. the s&p and nasdaq both firmly in the green this morning. we'll continue to watch the futures all morning long. we're also checking the bond market, taking a look at the benchmark yield. we've seen it come down in recent days. we also watch oil ahead of tomorrow's opec plus oil meeting. we're seeing oil up 1%. brent crude also up 1%. right now some of this action we're seeing is on reports from reuters that group members continue to hold talks for policy next year, adding another delay for the meeting is not expected. again, you're seeing a strong move to the upsid

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and geopolitical risks may keep risky volatility elevated next year we have christian from goldman sachswould like to pick up with inflation. as we look at 2024, there is a focus if we see central banks cutting rates and the expectation is if inflation will continue to come down. given the dynamics, what is the way to position in 2024? >> i think it is good to start with inflation because that is a clear trend. inflation has generally surprised a lot of investors to the down side. our economists expect it to continue we expect u.s. core inflation at 2.2% next year and 2.5% for pce. that means the door is open to cut rates. you see a decent rally reflecting the surprises the trouble is a bit of a tangle back and forth with the data and market i think recently, we have seen a lot of rate relief already we would be cautious to chase that too much considering we need more confirmation the position you want to think about is adding to the portfolio in different shapes and forms. you see the all-time highs and the market is doing that and within fixed income, you are starting to foind a peak i

. >> brian: ceo of sach's fifth avenue says we are taking a measured approach, i don't think it will be horrible business or explosive, something middling, i'm sensing. sach's, get online and get deals. >> carley: social media user named adam kuze. >> brian: his name is anthony. >> nevergoing to understand, i heard in 2010, somebody punched an elderly woman in the face because it was 80% off. it wasn't 5% off, that is labor day sale, memorial day weekend sale. not black friday. black friday should make me walk into a store and go holy, i will wrestle somebody for this. >> carley: my takeaways on that perspective, fewer deals could help crime rate in new york city. >> joey: soul of the country, if you go out there and run over somebody's grandmother to get something, go volunteer somewhere, be a good person. >> brian: more fun to get a flat screen. did that come across genuine? >> it really did. >> carley: very good perspective, cool. >> brian: winding down, let's do it voluntarily. first time ever. coming up issue just hours after preaching unity, biden campaign release a guide for t

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goldman sachs saying the greenback faces more headwinds going into 2024.it's around those expectations for the fed and what other central banks do. goldman sachs saying the outlook is going to be darkening, facing headwinds going into the next year. what they are saying is the dollar is facing a shallow downturn. it is not about a sharp drop after the signing of the plaza accords. why they are saying that is the case, they are looking at the outlook for the u.s. economy. they have got an above consensus forecast on growth for next year and they are saying high yields should provide a high bar for total return prospects so that is the outlook for the dollar but let's change on and take a look at the trading direction over the course of this year because we did hit that fresh here today hot -- year to date high. one point 6%. we are on track for a third straight annual gain for the dollar as well. >> apparently bank of america has shared its outlook on the dollar. tell us about that. annabelle: that's right, vonnie. they are taking a look at bullish dollar b

sally: some of the banks like goldman sachs have made cuts to some of their staff.apple or they are grappling with inflation. they have had to make some fairly significant cuts among the staffers as have banks like morgan stanley and citigroup. no one is immune to these conditions. the banks know they have to pay per talent and they want to retain their best talent. for that staff they will probably go to bat for them. we have also seen other bengs going on a -- banks going on a hiring spree to stock up on talent for when markets start to bounce back. it is difficult for banks to navigate because they have to keep a lid on costs and wonder the levers they do that is by cutting staff but they want to keep talent for when the market starts to rebound. >> i remember the days not long ago when it seemed each and every day because of the competition for talent we saw a new headline about how much junior bankers would get paid at whatever shop they decided to go to but it raises the question about base compensation. if bonuses are going down are they getting more money co

goldman sachs says stay invested, we will see more growth, 5% for 2024. starting to say fade it. in the bond market fading slightly, flat on the day with yields as we analyze federal reserve policy and weakening macro data. bitcoin turning around up about 1.1% on the day but down on the last five trading days. even with some dollar weakness. let's look at individual movers. microsoft is worst from the points perspective on the nasdaq off by more than 1%. maybe it's a little profit taking on what has been an exceptional run, one of the magnificent seven. applied materials, idiosyncratic news. reports of a criminal investigation from the u.s. as to whether or not they did bypass some restrictions on exports to china. down by 5.3 percent reporting coming from reuters. tesla in the green up .4%. idiosyncratic news. trying to make maybe not a causal link, but there has been some weakness in tesla trading yesterday after what has been seemingly an endorsement of antisemitic posts on x by the owner of x and ceo of tesla elon musk. a lot to dissect across the boa

. >>> goldman sachs plans to off-load general motors credit its card.ecting to run the process of finding gm a new us issuer. >>> microsoft closes at record highs on optimism over ai. the stock is up for the last eight consecutive days. >>> cheeking of chatgpt, amazon is reporting a potential rival to it. it's not only looking to sell the software tools to corporate customers but it's also exploring deploying it across various products and platforms. >>> also this morning half of americans say their financial situation has gotten worse since the 2020 election. a new survey from bankrate point to president biden as the reason why. a third blame congress, and a quarter blames the fed. >>> bloomberg reporting rockstar games is announcing the highly anticipated grand theft auto iv this week. shares, they're surging in the premath, up almost 8%. >>> here's what tow watch today. a number of earnings including disney, under armour, warner bros., and the aforementioned take 2 interactive, we have a busy day with fed chairman jay powell kicking things off. john

federal reserve might do in may. >> fair enough. >> one plus one doesn't equal two there. >> goldman sachs last shoe to drop in terms of getting out credit, referring to apple. i like how apple positioned it. we're getting rid of goldman when goldman is saying we're going to sef thver this relatiop for a while now. every manager makes mistakes. we make mistakes in our portfolios. the key is to recognize those mistakes relatively quickly, and deal with them and move on. that actually makes you stronger. so i had been adding to goldman. again, if what happened as piper says, maybe i should wait until april 30th to buy the stock. according to piper. if the government does ease, then of course it's going to work. but more so, i'm feeling better about the ipo cycle. i thought it would be the last part of 24, the end of it. if we continue to hold where we are, that's where the margin is. >> it's capital market activity. if interest rates stay or come down, you saw m&a activity today. it all interrelates. >> such a sweet, lovable side to steve. >>> coming up, salesforce earnings in overtime. shar

and in the continuation of the narrative, with the goals of marko arnatovic, david fratsi and alexis sachs , he changed the lost game with a victory. in the other game of this group, real sociedad and salzburg were held without a goal. after the defeat and salzburg went to the europa league, benfica was also eliminated with one point . thus far, bayern munich and arsenal have won. real madrid, real sociedad, inter, atlético madrid , lazio are in the stage of the week , the european champions league group stage will be held on the 20th and 22nd of december. from the deadline of the milan managers for piali to the former and controversial star of rome and inter joining the indonesian league in the package of world football margins , the scottish player on the radar of connery tuto sport said that lewis ferguson, the scottish attacker of bologna, is the most serious transfer option for yoh in january and the old lady is trying to recruit this player, the return of the controversial star of belgium to the country of the former belgian and controversial star of rome clubs inter and cagliari, af

apple preparing to wind down its credit card partnership with goldman sachs.cite sources saying apple is proposing an exit between 12-15 months i would in the partnership that was once seen as a major growth opportunity for the two companies. amazon is rolling out a workplace chatbot called amazon q, designed to write code and review business metrics. the retailers cloud computing division is infusing generative ai into more products. microsoft and google have announced similar moves. take a look at how austrian stocks are trading right now, health care and consumer discretionary leading the decline but utility slightly in the red. decisions to leave rate unchanged for a fourth straight meeting. this is bloomberg. ♪ (adventurous music) ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. i don't want you to move. be ready for any market i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a scene. transferring your services has never been easier. get connected

goldman sachs much later in the year, fourth-quarter is when they see the first rate cut, more in line with market and fed positioning right now. two cuts but starting later in the year. i want to point out that marco thinks it may not be wise to take advantage of this recent rally we've had. he says it's mostly down to momentum and short covering and remains pessimistic and underweight u.s. equities. he's modest on commodities as a geopolitical hedge. haidi: let's get more on trying to navigate this as we get to the u.s. cpi print, the key release of the week. garfield reynolds joins us. there is already so much noise and positioning and speculation going into the rest of the real -- the rest of the year and 2024 in terms of the fed. our markets getting ahead of themselves? garfield: markets are mostly trying to do what they usually do, come up with what the future will bring. you have a very divergent set of outcomes. vonnie was talking about the contrasting calls from analysts. in a lot of ways what they are doing is teasing out what the market is trying to pick for the fed. if you

goldman sachs reportedly planning to sell its general mogengeneralmotors credit card . >> goldman sachsogram, the company is looking to sell the division as its efforts to break into the consumer banking market have been unsuccessful. credit cards the last chunk of what is left of the consmore lending business, goldman will run the gm program until a new issuer is found. employees have been told they will get a one year salary payout if they're let go. activist groups calling for today wednesday, october 8, to be pro palestinian national day of action. instead of taking to city streets, groups plan to show up to department of defense run facilities as well as going to the doorsteps of contractors that work for the dod. add a vicely sent out reads an international day of action planned for 8 november for pro palestinian groups including rallies, sit-ins and propaganda actions at the headquarters of the largest weapons companies. examples include boeing, lockheed martin, general dynamics, amazon, hp, microsoft. defense department of facility employees are told to avoid the protests if pos

goldman sachs, you wouldn't think of them. why are they a sponsor of mclaren? and full disclosure and cnbc is also a sponsor for mclaren and the mclaren team boss went to david solomon and said what do you needs? what helps your business we need to give our clients money can't buy experiences? guess what f1 has a lot of that and goldman sachs is on the mclaren car and they get plenty of seats at the races where they can bring their top clients to all of these races. >> this is a fabulous business story and great for anyone who loves cars i want to cob ngratulate you for what i think will be an awesome show thursday at 8:00 p.m congratulations for everything you do >> i appreciate your support you are a friend. >> proud of you. >> sara eisen, co-anchor of "squawk on the street" and co-host of the documentary, inside track, the business of formula 1. i don't think you want to miss this thing thursday at 8:00 p.m. and whether you like stocks, cars, action it's got it all "mad money" is back after the break. >>> coming up, pop open those umbrellas and tee up your t

a couple weeks ago you got jpmorgan and goldman sachs, some pronounced upside move. what do you do? >> i have lightened up on those. i stick with best in class with walmart getting destroyed today that has piqued my interest. even at these levels with their outlook that has piqued my interest. on the same page as walmart, looking at costco, costco is down in concert, in the sympathy with walmart today but if you look at best in class especially the retail sector those are two names that have to stand out, a lot of time here to start picking back at the gold stocks because if we have topped out. if rates have topped out. if the economy is slowing we could see gold itself get back to the challenging not just 20002100 level. liz: what about technology? the leader of the nasdaq 100, jpmorgan x x, microsoft is the second in position, google is right up there. amd doing well. the laggards are cisco, that makes sense, palo alto networks. we will talk about why tesla is down 5%, big breaking news. when you look at these names, the chip names and the winners. >> think of the items you talk a

one of the reporters , raf sachs from the american network , talks about the conditions of the hospital before the crime and rejects taliav's claim that he was not involved in the killing. they continue the story of shirin abu aqla's murder. a journalist who was killed by the zionists. sachiz wants to remind the audience of the nature of the zionist regime. this reminder is designed in this way from the point of view of brazilian cartoonist karlsov. he was killed because he was equipped with a camera. similar to reporters who kill with their cameras become these days in gaza by order of the zionists. examples of designs and graphic photos in the language. the art of the media policies of the zionists portrays the news stations that are either condemned to silence or must be the anchors of the news requested by the zionists. a 9-year-old israeli child suffered a cardiac arrest during a rocket attack with the sound of a siren. the form narrated here in media zionism, reporters are turned off one by one , similar to this image in the early days of the gaza war. shutdowns that are now repor

fire cap to lead the multitrillion dollar money manager at, sex, luke sarsfield is now -- at goldman sachsluke sarsfield is now at p10. built on the heels of acquisitions, his job is to find fresh ways to grow and joins us now alongside our wall street reporter sonali. thank you for getting us the best guest. you just started your new job a couple of weeks ago and already have a huge pile of assets under management most of >> thank you for having me. so excited to be here and excited to tell you about the story. i just joined last monday so i am brand-new on the job. we have a great foundation with the assets we have, with the wonderful strategies we have. all of these strategies have really impressive records. you have great people. when you put that impressive platform together we have already built, we believe this guy is the limit. we see the opportunities as we continue to partner with a broad range of lps and attract new ones to the platform. the performance has been really wonderful. this is a platform built with m&a as an important tool and we look forward to continuing to and the

one of the reporters, raf sachs from america network. he says about the conditions of the hospital before the crime: he denies the murder . in the continuation of the story of the murder of shirin abu aqla . a journalist who was killed by the zionists. sanchez wants to remind the audience of the essence of the zionist regime. this memorial is designed from the point of view of brazilian cartoonist karlsov: he was killed because he was equipped with a camera. similar to journalists who are killed with their cameras. these days in gaza by order of the zionists. examples of designs and graphic photos that depict zionist media policies in the language of art. news stations that are either condemned to silence, or must broadcast news on demand. he suffered a cardiac arrest during the missile attack with the sound of a siren. the approach described in the photos is this way, here in zionism, media reporters are shutting down one by one, similar to this picture in the early days of the gaza war, the shutdowns that now happen every month after a

on stage right now are the global bosses of schroders, apollo global management, goldman sachs and alsoays. just taking us through the opportunities, markets, trends and opportunities is the name of this specific panel and a broader theme of this year's conference in hong kong is living with complexity, a question i guess we put to our host. we were speaking earlier with the hkma chief executive in we asked him what that means, the weak housing market, mortgages, the pressure homebuyers are on. he has not worried and about to tell you why. >> inflation, the last mile could take longer than before because it might come down more slowly. if it doesn't come down enough there could be room for some rise but probably not a lot. the big question is, how long will hike interest rates stay at this level? it's not about looking at when it will come down but more about how long will it stay at that level and what the impact will be on the global economy and global markets? david: one of the big domestic issues we've already seen impact is housing. you were telling me negative equity, and increasi

one of the reporters, raf sachs from america network.ays about the conditions of the hospital before the crime: he denies the murder. in the continuation of the story of the murder of shirin abu a'la. a journalist who was killed by the zionists. sanchez wants to remind the audience of the nature of the zionist regime . this is a reminder of the look. brazilian cartoonist carles latufov designed it like this . these days in gaza by order of the zionists. examples of designs and graphic photos in the language of the art of politics the media portray the zionists. news organizations that are either condemned to silence, or have to carry out the zionist requested news , suffered a cardiac arrest during the rocket attack with the sound of an siren, the approach that is narrated in this way in the photos here in media zionism, the reporters turn off one by one, similar to this image in the first days of the war in gaza , blackouts that are reported more every day after a month than yesterday. these helmets and bulletproof vests are only symbol

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when i was working at goldman sachs i spent a tremendous amount of time talking doctors who specializey made it clear this thing could be huge. one of the doctors i knew asked me if i was aware that high cholesterol would be linked directly to heart disease. i said aeng doetly but at the time there was no substantive literature on the topic. the doctor said harvard medical school was in the literature about how merck was work on something revolutionariry. but when i went to the best analyst in the business he laughed me out of his office. saying mevicor was at most a $400 million opportunity max. there really wasn't much hype at all. so i don't know what the heck he was talking about. i was a fiend for wall street research back then. i got a big bag of it delivered from all different firms every friday. nobody was modeling the drug. nobody was including it. it just seemed to be a tree falling in the woods. so i bought the stock of merck hand over fist. specifically i bought call options to maximize my exposure. when the drug came out it had a pretty good not great start. i bought more.

apple ending its relationship with goldman sachs, or it wants to. goldman sachs issues the apple credit card. that relationship was never great. your card will still work, apple is working on finding a new issuer. amazon unveiled a new artificial intelligence dashboard tuesday it calls q, like q for question or q like the guy from james bond. it's for corporate use, making employee lives easier. if you don't use ai at work yet, you will soon, whether it's q or something else. >>> elon musk is due to speak at new york times deal book summit today. musk had dropped out of his previous speaking engagement at san francisco's apec, after he made the anti-semitic post. but he's still scheduled to speak at this event. the deal book summit attracts all kinds of interesting people. last year's speaker was sam bankman-fried coming in remote from his parents' house in palo alto because he was under house arrest. >>> uber has made a deal with black cab companies in london. you'll be able to call a cab through the uber app. you can do this in several american ci

goldman sachs and jp morgan chase has asked employees its office in tel aviv to work from home. bank of america has closed its tel aviv office. that's the end of this quick take segment. don't forget to send us your comments and questions. i'm. and i'll see you next week. the israel regime needs to pay attention to the economic fallout of the war that is it is waging with the blessing of the us. it's going to take a long time for confidence to return to the israeli economy, if there is an israeli economy to return to. the specter of war will always loom if the palestinian cause is not resolved, and in order for that to happen, it can't be anything. less than all of palestine to be free in order to bring about economic freedom for palestinians, a dream, a reality? let us know what you think. by the way, behind me, we chose that to be the topic of our ending, and that's the bds reboots, which can be fatal when it comes to israel, its existence and of course it's economy. tell us what you think about that, contact information is behind me. for me, and the team here at economic devi

why is sachs sure that this project should be considered a failure?bably because they believed the crowdhamer too much: the wars are over, ideological pacification has arrived, now everything will be consistent with america. probably because we managed to get together already in 2007 at the munich conference, we warned returned to the game in which the recognition of kosovo by the europeans, our operation in south ossetia and abkhazia, a link in the same chain, in which the coup in ukraine and the crimean operation are also a question and answer. and putin, at a meeting with members of the public chamber, repeats: the decision on the operation in ukraine is a continuation of this chain. we had no other choice, because before making a decision to uncover the machine gun, we need to think, is it possible to do without it? no, unfortunately, this could not be done, why, because we are already attacked, you just said that these are ours, as it were, new, but old territories, our historical territories, the people lived there in these territories, our all

operation, now i think it’s too late to say, but in any case, the natural intelligence of jeffrey sachsssing the picture, so i am now turning to the even more natural intelligence of boris aleksanovich rozhin, our permanent military expert who monitors the situation in real time, boris aleksanich. what news do you have from the fronts of the special military operation today? and good evening. on the front line, of course, i completely contradict michel’s statement, because the enemy in most areas, where he previously launched an offensive with specific goals, has practically either gone on the defensive or maintained local activity, the enemy is no longer conducting any global offensive actions there, this is completely accordingly disavows these statements from brussels, well, where they put a good face on a bad game, well, just in the direction in the area of ​​five the situation has not changed... the enemy in the area of ​​kopan, novoprokopovka, verbovoy was confidently occupied by our troops, the enemy was unable to advance anywhere , suffered , again, over the last 24 hours, losse

since 2012, six other crashes have left a total of 13 dead, including marine captain john sachs, oneloranger represents the sachs family. >> there have been several cashes say since 2022. so the questions have to be asked, what is causing these issues. >> reporter: a marine corps investigation of the 2022 crash found the osprey had suffered an unanticipated, unrecoverable and catastrophic mechanical failure. but the pentagon said there was no reason to ground the aircraft. >> if these investigations lead to something that would cause us to adjust anything about how we believe the osprey should be used, we would do that. >> reporter: now the sun has been up for a couple of hours here in japan, and u.s. military and japanese coast guard continue to comb that crash site. meanwhile, the governor of okinawa, the island where the main u.s. military base is here in japan has said he's going to ask the u.s. military to suspend all osprey flights. norah? >> elizabeth palmer, thank you. >>> there is a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight n

apple could be cutting ties with goldman sachs.pple has been working with the financial services company since 2019 on the apple credit card. several news outlets, though, are reporting that apple is proposing to end the partnership by early 2025. goldman sachs has been scaling back its consumer banking operations in recent years due to rising costs. if the proposal goes through apple will have to find a new financial services company to support its credit card. and san francisco based okta now revealing that hackers stole information on all users of its customer support system in a network breach. two months ago. previously, the company reported less than 1% of okta customers were impact by that hack. okta provides identity management solutions for thousands of small and large businesses, making the company a high profile target for hackers. okta says it has not seen any evidence at this point that the unidentified hackers are using the data they extracted to target customers. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents.

goldman sachs? lisa: apple wanted a very high approval rating.: i can't find one air, can i get some new airpods? lisa: by now, pay later. tom: futures up 21. bloomberg surveillance. ♪ >> artificial intelligence is finding its way into our business in different factors. the data helps us make better decisions when underwriting also presents risks when it comes to other companies and how they use large language bottles. lisa: aig chief executive officer speaking with david rubinstein. you can hear more tonight at 9:00 p.m.. that was a snit but wanted to focus on the question of artificial intelligence how it's transforming the financial industry. tom: and the avoidance of the shocks that something aig sees when it comes to hurricanes, wars in europe. it's a different analysis by insurance companies that worrying about productivity. can ai help them with disasters? lisa: i'm so pleased we get to speak with david rubinstein and host of peer-to-peer conversations because he talks with all the executives across wall street, main street and beyond to f

today our guest will be famous economist, jeffrey sachs. what did we talk to jeffrey saxon about?ukraine. i think this war goes back to the nato expansion that the us started in the mid-nineties. zelensky, the ukrainian leadership made a terrible mistake by listening to the americans then, and no success was achieved . washington doesn't know that their policy has failed, they just don't know what to do about it. i think it will end on the day when biden picks up the phone and calls president putin and says: there will be no nato expand, it was a bad idea, we are stopping, we need to find a way for ukraine to survive. indicators are higher than forecasts. rosneft published its operating results for 9 months. the company shared the data, although by decree the president has the opportunity not to disclose it. rosneft's activities are based on openness, development of existing projects and launches of new ones. this business model made it possible to increase the volume of hydrocarbons from january to september by 11% to 5.5 million barrels of oil equivalent. this is more than... ma

according to goldman sachs, the war has affected european economies via lower regional trade, tighter financial. conditions and higher energy prices and lower consumer confidence. if oil prices continue to rise, this would pose risk to the european central bank's efforts to rain in inflation. and that does it for this quick take section, please send us your comments, contact info is coming up. i'm matiyan and i'll see you next week. going into this war, israel economy was not doing that well, as we mentioned in our in-depth section, the high-tech sector had seven consecutive quarters of contraction, that's supposed to be the jewel of israel, mean that speaks volumes for itself. now the problem is, moving forward, the war is still continuing as as we're seeing right now, uh, but even if that gets solved, is the palestinian, israeli conflict going to be addressed, is that going to be solved? that's what's going to keep uh investment away from israel and... also from within, many israelis are not going to feel that comfortable staying inside of israel. that does for this edition of the p