it's an agreement between a sales agent and the direct sales company they signed up to.aid they were working full time, they were told where to go and what to sell and that they didn't really have any control. if you're really self—employed, can that be the case? most of the people i've spoken to at credico—linked companies said they felt like the recruitment process was misleading. about halfway through day one, they brought out the forms, which included a self—employment form, a declaration of self—employment, etc, etc. and it was at that point where someone kind of piped up and went, "so, what's the basic hourly?" and then they were like, "oh, you get paid this much per sale." and glossing over the fact there was no main... yeah, yeah, and then silence. so, you get this much per sale and these bonuses. and then obviously, i think, the penny kind of dropped for most people. it was like, "ah, right. i see." lauren says she was made aware it was self—employed in an interview, but says the details were glossed over. the person who interviewed me, she was the manager of th

shares -- sales from u.s. firms had been limited since donald trump put the company on an anomie list. let's ring in our policy reporter in washington, d.c. does this impact things at the margins given there were 70 restrictions on supplying huawei? nick: huawei has been completely cut off by the biden administration and trump administration, so i don't think you are going to see much impact for huawei itself, but there is a bigger story and that is the administration is under a lot more scrutiny about how it grants licenses for companies to sell particular items to companies like huawei coming from republicans on the hill who now control the house of representatives. part of what you are seeing is an administration recognizing it is going to need to tighten a lot of controls and provide more transparency as republicans start looking at how the commerce department issues licenses in the u.s. is looking to sell sensitive chip technology. haidi: this in addition to other chip controls -- a deal being struck with

is trying to block sales to china. we have this scoop about japan and the netherlands potentially joining. alex: it is deeper than that. they have crackdown on chip sales to china. the chinese response is, let's make some of these chips ourselves. the u.s. is trying to crackdown on the sale of equipment to make those chips. there is one company in particular, in the netherlands, asml, the only company that makes extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, that allows you to make chips on a nanometer scale. they are trying to stop the sale not only of extreme lithography machines, but also deep ultraviolet machines, the previous generation. that makes it very hard for china to compete with foreign chipmakers. and also respects -- restricts their ability to do things like ai. dani: alex webb from our bloomberg quicktake team. a different u.s. torah, the economy beat expectations on in the last quarter of 2022, it slowed slightly but still expanding at a 2.9% annualized rate. for more, let's get to our chief economics corre

and as we speak, adani group has been set for hp share sale. -- for a key share sale.arket is expecting that to marginally continue buying, denying all of the allegations, and they are still in line with adani enterprises, which has launched today following the issue of ipo. tom: talk to us. the timing is intriguing, isn't it? the news breaks in the short position they are taking from hindenburg research, and you have the sale of shares today. how will received was that sale of shares? >> we picked up from key sources and sovereign funds over that and others like societe generale , as well as domestic investors. there are keen to invest and the final picture with the most value for the indian times when they informed us from the sources that the following issue is going to be resounding in sectors but also looking at key sovereign funds. tom: bloomberg's sanjai in mumbai. let's get you up to speed with what else is happening and bring you back to the story in the u.k. we have got lizzy burden in the ground outside of coventry. she is basically outside the headquarters

page , check the sales queues of purchases today, in the sales queues, zob, and 37 billion accounts, fully auto and company, 23 billion and the lessons of their change and purchase are 102 billion tomans, i said this collection after exiting the kerman bastar account and the symbol of 12,38 billion masters and peddlers, we have sales and purchase orders, the dead mother, 6 billion isfahan, and insurance and short notes of five billion, and real ones. in the queues to buy huawei, over 20 billion tomans, naf fola and insurance and 14 billion parts after the entry of liquidity to the fact that the issue of liquidity in sports behnam restaurant isfahan and old from 5 billion and 10 billion and the real and legal exit of tehran tajrish seta steel and the symbol of the web nation of the last site we have shopping queues that are in the shopping queues moon, the mother of the next teacher spent 54 billion to purchase ardestan with the grain of the euphrates, fola and velayat, and nine billion, and the queues of sales in the east of the ministry of massacre victims and the symbol of kaveh, a

uh, this uh, hmm nitrous oxide uses nitrous oxide is only possible in medical industries and sale fornical purposes, sale for personal purposes, officially prohibited by law, production, manufacture, supply, storage, transportation, transfer of record and nitrogen not for medical industrial or technical use, the sale and sale of such products is prohibited, as well as propaganda at the initiative of the moscow prosecutor’s office, the procedure will be blocked by internet resources that carry out illegal sale and promotion of nitrogen records for violation of the law provided for fines of up to 150,000 rubles. and if a person dies after use of gas criminal liability for the seller eduard pulnikov anton sitnikov gennady palikin and moon gassivam in moscow , the trial of the members of the so-called ticket mafia began, the attackers created copies of the site, the country's leading theaters and sold tickets at repeatedly inflated prices, according to investigators, members of an extensive group. there were over 100 people. the damage caused is estimated at more than 100 million rubles d

the second sale with the repayment of the mortgage during the transaction and finally, the third saleapartment along with the debt. all of these options have their advantages and disadvantages. let's figure it out. which start with early repayment is the first and most difficult step to find buyer. he will have to give money to close the loan. that is, in fact, to trust a complete stranger. this means that the preliminary contract of sale in it can provide the necessary guarantees. it must be clearly stated that the buyer makes a target contribution and the seller can only spend it on paying off this particular mortgage. it is necessary to indicate in what amount the debt from the seller. what loan agreement is it under? who is the person obliged to obtain this representation from the seller, i.e. the bank directly, and that is, all-all-all characteristics of the object. there must be indicated the second option of sale with mortgage repayment during the transaction. here the scheme is more difficult to get the bank's consent to the sale, and then a certificate of the remaining one fo

s. software company sales force announcing plans to slash 10 percent of its workforce. the company says that the decision is down to the challenging business environment, and customers being more cautious over their purchases. employing nearly $80000.00 people sales force anticipates up to $2000000000.00 of compensation charges due to its plan. the company says those who are laid off will receive nearly 5 months of pay, health insurance and other benefits and the ends quarter as in new york with more yen sales force is following the trend of other tech companies. where did it go so wrong? well, i mean, daniel, we saw an epic arise for tech and digital companies in the early days of the pandemic. and now we see a master decline that is true for sales force, but for other companies as well. the head of salesforce actually mentioned that they over spend a higher too many people during the pandemic. and now that the demand is coming down quite a bit with uncertain economic environment, we do see less spending from customers and therefore those costs content, those mess a la

this means that the preliminary contract of sale in it can provide the necessary guarantees. it must be clearly stated that the buyer makes a target contribution and the seller can only spend it on paying off this particular mortgage. you need to indicate which the size of the debt from the seller. what loan agreement is it under? who is the person obliged to receive this representation from the seller, that is, the bank directly, and that is, all-all-all characteristics of the object. there must be indicated the second option of sale with mortgage repayment during the transaction. here the scheme is more difficult to get the bank's consent to the sale, and then a certificate of the remaining one for a long time on the mortgage , then the buyer deposits money in two deposit boxes for the bank. here is the balance on the mortgage or sellers balance the cost of the apartment. after that, the parties sign a contract of sale and register the transfer of ownership in the registry, then the seller receives a pledge obligation from the bank money from the first cell, and the new own

petersburg, as well as a sales and marketing center. in moscow, surgutneftegaz notified the london stock exchange that it was ceasing trading in depositary receipts due to the failure of new york melan banks to function, let me remind you that russian issuers are required to initiate the delisting of their foreign receipts or request permission from the government for their circulation. in may, surgutneftegaz received such permission on an indefinite basis. this was economic news in short. the family comedy cheburashka , directed by dmitry dyachenko, became the highest-grossing russian film in the history of distribution in russia . to the cinema fund, according to her information, from the start of the rental on january 1, cheburashka's earnings have already exceeded 3 billion 82 million rubles. this is not surprising considering. what rave reviews the audience receives the picture and has already shown in tver yaroslavl maikop liked, seven good. just, probably, in our time now is the very thing that people need, so that there is a max

sale -- short sale at hindenburg. what was missing in this share sale was the involvement from the retail crowd. individual investors only bid for 10% of the shares offered to them and he is someone who is really trying to expand his investor based. paul: a qualified success for the follow on share sale. we are seeing that affects on the market turmoil on them in other ways. >> definitely when it comes down to the loans they have. what we understand in a bloomberg exclusive is that the companies being forced to put up $300 million more in collateral to secure or cover a $1 billion loan that has come from the likes of barclays and others. that is because the top up level was triggered. it was set at 2.5 times the amount of the loan. then it was triggered that level at 2%. -- two times. that triggers the selloff that it was forced to dig into its pockets to give more cash to the loan. it's worth pointing out the personal hit that adani has taken because he has lost to the tune of $35 billion. coming into the end of last

let's start with retail sales. it is retail sales wednesday. mckee will be by to address that up. that is 70% of the american company. jonathan: united airlines beating arrays after the close yesterday afternoon. united airlines today -- and i want to be very specific, year-to-date since the start of 2020 32 weeks ago, the stock is up 35.8%. tom: they have heritage here, and then meet -- and maybe that has to do with the news from davos. dovetailing into what to expect from retail sales is the chinese driving the message. tom hancock last night around 9:00 p.m., writing up the message from xi and his associates, china is open for business. jonathan: we have this debate over recession and recovery, but let's talk about the context, which is a central bank decision from the boj. unchanged. one more meeting to go for governor kuroda. tom: tonight at around 7:00 p.m. we will get inflation data for japan. it looks like it could be about 4% top one -- top line inflation. among the 45 headlines this one caught my attention from a guy leaving this experiment. regrettable that sustainable

they are seeing stronger sales than expected in the first quarter and fourth-quarter net sales just beating estimates as well. so it looks like a decent set of results for asml. we will be listening for any comments from these executives on the earnings call about the decision-making and aligning with the u.s. on further restrictions of sales of equipment to china. gross margins coming in at 50%, the estimate had been for 50.6%. that is the lookahead for the first quarter from asml. manus: they are delaying revenue recognition of over $3 billion. as margins compress, costs rise. in december they cut their asml holding and this was in one of their funds that they have. the two fund managers there taking their positions ahead of those numbers. microsoft, this is the reality of forward guidance from microsoft has just taken a gouge out of the equity boom. tom: it was remarkable to see because they came through with a beat on the earnings, but is that guidance around revenues going forward. after that initial earnings beat, it is the focus with demand going forward. that sentiment around micros

2022 sales up 2.5% they edged toyota for the crown of best sales in the united states remember in 2021yota manufactured and sold more than in the u.s. than gm. in the fourth quarter for all of 2022, sales were actually down 9.6% for toyota. then you've got hyundai, december sales up 40%. remember, it's a year-over-year comparison and we're still dealing with lumpiness when you're seeing companies coming out of the restrictions and tight market when it came to semiconductors as you take a look at the auto index, auto sales are expected to come in between 13.8 and 13.9 million that will be the lowest rate since 2011 and it's not a surprise we knew this was going to be the case now the question becomes how much can they increase sales in 2023 most are saying they believe that the industry can get sales back up into the high 14 million. potentially if things go well. 15 million range but again, you never know what happens when you have a recession if a recession hits. >> absolutely. phil, thank you. and that does it for the exchange "power lunch" begins right now >> indeed, it does welcome

let's talk about new car sales _ country. let's talk about new car sales in _ country.eneral, falling l car sales in general, falling to the lowest level in three decades, that is not a good headline, is it? no, essentially the industry hasn't been able to recover from the pandemic, we had lockdowns and loss of demand as people were kept at home for big parts of two years but it's been the supply chain over the past year, especially around semiconductor. semiconductor manufacturers understandably moved their production away from automotive into those sorts of products like personal electronics that people were going to buy during lockdowns. the industry hasn't been able to catch back and you can't make a car with only 95% of the parts so it has really stymied the industry. is beginning to ease but it is going to be an issue that is with us globally throughout the year and potentially into 2024 but it is beginning to ease, we can see now and once it is beginning to ease you are able to forecast your production much more confidently and so you can supply slightly more eas

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that is true for sales force, but for other companies as well. the head of salesforce actually mentioned that they over spend a higher too many people during the pandemic. and now that the demand is coming down quite a bit with uncertain economic environment, we do see less spending from customers and therefore those costs content, those a mess, a lay off. so by the way, last year, salesforce had already lost about half of the market value. but we also, as i mentioned, saw the epic arrives. a late and 20 and most of 2021. i'm staying on the topic of employment, this fresh job state out today. what can you tell us? well, i mean, in general, the labor market does remain very strong. even with those antics don't said we are getting more and more left and right that they are hiring, freeze us, or else we got the french figures for job openings, almost 10500000. historically, that is a very high number on top of it. we thought about 4200000 americans creating that job. so when people quit that job, they believe it is rather easy to get a new and bette

ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales?hhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh guy: europe green on the screen. there are mixed messages, but in aggregate we are tracking higher. all indices are up. we are about to get lvmh, that is such a crucial moment in this earnings season. we are up by .4%. tracking sideways today a little bit of a move higher. corporate news thus far are balanced moderately positive. let's talk about how we are breaking down today. the sector story is very positive. at the bottom and, is the more defenses that are underperforming. that tells you this market feels risk on today. the defensive areas are not delivering today today is a bottom up market. it's about the individual names. let's talk about the tech stocks that are delivering. nokia, st micro. interesting stock stories are developing. some are on the downside. diageo i'm still trying to figure out if there's a story there or how we just got too far? maybe just a reality check today. we are abou

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disappointing sales there. that led the company to review the full-year net bookings which is expected to be down by more than 10% this is the previous target of growth of 10%. big revision there speaking to journalists last night, the cfo said the biggest issue was larger market share and that led to less subpoenaed -- less spending. lower spending on non-essential good goods. bad news for ubisoft, they delayed another game release and cost cutting of 200 million euro of the next two years. we see in the u.s., the u.s. listed stock is a seven-year low. we see that now in europe on the paris market with the shares diving a lot of analyst notes are saying from citi and 2023 is looking like a writeoff for ubisoft. the revision from jpmorgan chase and morgan stanley as well the game developer also saw that shares diving a couple of days ago. people are spending less on non-essential goods. maybe a post-lockdown effect for the game developerdevelopers >> extraordinary share price charlotte, thank you >>> let's stic

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in our case, the contract for the sale of a car in all the possibilities of this application.de instructions in future releases. how to conclude an electronic contract of sale, the seller begins the procedure in the search on the portal , it is enough to enter the four letters of the edcp. and max is the name of the robot assistant will offer this service the seller chooses one of the machines, which is in the system indicates the buyer's data, he receives a notification in his personal account. on public services. the next step of the state services is checking the car. are there any restrictions on it and so on, if something is wrong with the car. both parties to the transaction find out about this. further, the buyer’s step, he must agree to the terms of the contract for public services in 24 hours, when the terms of the contract are agreed upon by both parties, the countdown of the next twenty-four hours begins in this time, the seller and the buyer must sign the contract in the state key application, as soon as in the electronic the document has two digital signatures. it

it delivered less than half of its annual sales target last year. chief executive told us exclusively that he is now betting on a full self driving technology to help the company turn a profit. >> in the next five years, we may be a company with only a certain market share in the new energy vehicle sector. we hope to hold 22 to 40% of market share with full technologies. rishaad: thing with the automotive world we have byd, jumping as much as 458% in 2022 from the previous year. reaching as high as $2.5 billion. company contributing to the strong financial surge in energy vehicle sales. ford slashing the price of its electric mustang, by four point $5,000. -- it will come on a model that ford has described as being unprofitable. the move brings the mac in in-line with tax credits under the inflation reduction act. you have something now? david: yes. a couple more lines coming through. the earnings call has been ongoing for about over an hour now. at this point. the stock at session lows,. 2.7%. the key takeaway is guidance and ships. it will not be

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airline holding this kind of sale. all the proceeds including pthe more than $15,000 from this day goes to support the delta flight museum. kris van cleaves, cbs news, atlanta. >>> let's hope you never have to use that infant life vest. >>> next on the cbs weekend news, remembering one of the founding members of the pointer sisters. ♪ i'm so excited, i just can't hide it ♪ >> those are the pointer sisters who rose to fame in the 1980s with hits like, as you just heard there "i'm so excited," "fire" "and jump." today we learned that anita pointer died of cancer at her home in los angeles. the pointer sisters formed in 1969 when anita quit her job as a secretary. fame and grammys followed. anita pointer was 74 years old. >>> well, today new england patriots owner robert kraft revealed his new year's resolution, to do more to fight hate. kraft debuted this commercial on cbs where he encouraged viewers to stand up to all forms of hate and unite against intolerance. when we come back, the rose parade returns with inspiring

and those sales have much higher margins than the sales back in 2015, which were mostly merchandise sales. yeah, it's the same multiple, but actually worth a lot more. and wow, it's an eight-year low on that measure. now, the other thing that's terrific about amazon they absolutely love is they have doubled sales since 2019 of course, that's the big pandemic bump. but, they haven't given those back there's lots of other companies, peloton would be the poster boy for this, where, sure, they had a big pandemic bump, but their sales are now declining. amazon's sales will grow less quickly, but they're still going to grow. they're going to grow about 10% this year, a little less than that next year, even after this doubling of sales. and yet, the stock is down 50% they really have a cost problem, kelly. and if they can get that under control, i think we would be real winners with the stock. >> great point, maybe inflation will solve some of that it comes down quickly it's amazing to see their forward p\e at 65 while apple's is at 20 do you want to offer a quick comment on apple the apple stoc

organic sales.nflation has peaked. the words for morgan stanley ceo saying that prices are going down. the question is how quickly the fed can get to 2%. from new york, i'm alix steel. welcome to bloomberg markets. i'm really struggling to take a macro signal for the price action we've seen in the last 48 hours and to point out the s&p is now below with 50 day. i wonder how much the technical story is also playing into the action. guy: you put your finger right on it. this is a positioning story. yesterday we saw exit markets selling off because we thought that the data was signaling a recession. today, take a look at claims data, u.s. labor market is looking really solid right now. bad news is bad news and good news is bad news. to be honest, this is the question of the day. but as you say, this is a market that has come a long way very quickly. european equities six days off, one day down. alix: did you just agree with me off the top of the show? what is happening? i don't understand. to your poin

on the lost boosted sales.re were moderate to robust gains in tourism manufacturing declined modestly. we saw some ugly manufacturing numbers this morning supply chain disruptions were said to be easing, but housing continued to weaken. on the employment front, it continues to grow at a moderate pace some districts noted an increase in labor availability. however, they hesitated to layoff workers even as demand slowed which could be a bad sign. they say employers were reducing head count through attrition, not firings. the pace of increase was said to have slowed. retailers noted difficulty, though, in passing on price increases. some retailers offered bigger discounts. future increases in inflation were expected to moderate this year and that, tyler, is your beige book for the six weeks leading up to january. >> steve, stick around i'm so happy that you both know each other and you are both deeply steeped in eastern europe >> for many years. >> i would love to get there, i'm not sure we will in this conversati

we need to ban the sale of vapes electronic cigarette heaters. our children and youth in general , this initiative was supported by the state duma in the process of consuming nicotine-containing products. vyacheslav volodin instructed the relevant committees to work out the issues of possible restrictions on the sale of vapes. study these questions, with priority order and make a proposal. you will talk to teachers about the possibility of banning vapes, they will tell you that they always have selected students on their desks. and what our colleagues here say, it is quite obvious that the norms that we previously adopted, giving the regions the right to regulate these issues, do not work. initiative. it is already being discussed that vapes can be legally equated with cigarettes, and all tobacco legislation and regulatory mechanisms for controlling them, which will spread and skills. including formed bill, promises to present in february , it will be officially accepted already at the spring parliamentary session. kseniya daniil sukhoruchko maks

toyota reporting december sales up 3.5%.mber these are year over year so the comparison is with december of 2020, and you've got a lot of lumpiness in terms of production, that was up 40% for hyundai. what people are going to be focused on is the year-end total annual sales it's expected to come in at 13.8 or 13.9 million vehicles for some perspective, it was just over 15 million in 2021, and you have to go back all the way to 2011 to find the last time auto sales were this low. we'll get the total a little later today. bottom line is this, guys, the auto industry is transitioning to what could be an upcoming recession and questions about whether or not demand is going to pull back demand has not been the question over the last year it's been supply that is shifting as we move into 2023 >> phil, that's exactly the interesting point. it's as if the industry was unable to capitalize on what seemed like a pretty strong, pent-up demand people being flush now they miss it what's an interesting bigger picture idea is that cars don

no rush on the possible sale of payments business. is that to focus and zone in on more critical parts of the business and what might those be >> actually the payment business is a very important part of the business for us. we have a market share close to 20% in spain which is basically double market share in credit and assets or deposits it is an important tool for us to have partners we are looking for an industrial partner to keep on growing here. the bank has a stable view going forward. >> what are you looking for in the industrial partner and what you want in and around the business as well the offer on the table is within t -- one that you are willing to be part ownership of the business and not sell off all of it >> that could be a solution. we are not studying this because of capital generation. we generated a lot of capital in the last two years we will see that we will keep on generating a lot of capital going forward in 2023 and 2024 this is a strategic alliance with someone to bring something on the table we don't have w

net sales were about 21,000 last year, they've fallen to about 13,000, so the sales pace is slowing bybout 40%. stuart: all right and then there's this. calls growing to ban rapper ye from setting foot in australia. critics say his anti-semitism comments warrant extreme consequences. eminem replacing major backlash over their woke makeover. they just tapped a new spokesperson, we're on it. in florida governor desantis announced legislation that gives more power to the teachers. we're going to break all of this down, as the third hour of "varney" rolls on. ♪ all around the world ♪ you'll always remember buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insura

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diageo hit the sales on the spirits. the spirit maker saw the jump of 9.4% the share price is 4.6% weaker today. losing and going to the bottom of the stoxx 600 the ceo told cnbc that people aren't drinking more, but drinking higher quality spirits. >> the resilience we are seeing in spirits growth and premium is enduring through the times we believe we will navigate through the consumer pressures because people are not spending a lot on products. what you drink and what you serve your guests or order at the bar is a special moment. that's where premium has its resilience in the category you see it in the numbers we've just posted. >>> on to the airline business wizz air says they doubled in the third quarter with passengers increasing to 12.4 million. the budget airline posted a 2.8 million euro loss for the period the wizz air ceo told cnbc that volatile energy prices impact cost >> the fuel goes with the market it is a cyclical nature. if fuel prices is up, you price up for it. when fuel is down, you price down agains

tesla grew sales by 40% year-over-year while in the same quarter, global auto sales were down.ut so we have to go off of. he's a colts figure, is the person to drive the company towards reaching the self-driving goal. we are happy he is committed to tesla and sticking to that. ed: i want to bring some more information to the audience about what you were talking about. tesla is talking about his next generation nickel platform, additional details to be shared. you suspect it is some form of fully autonomous vehicle for the future. i want to bring it to the here and now. a lot of what tesla hinted at was the problems of 2024 were china related. talked about production issues being centered on the shanghai plans. look at margins and narrative, the average selling price. we went to the audience which you to make you by tesla. they changed over the course of the day with a good number of ballots costs. attempted our audience to buy affordability. this tesla too expensive? >> first of all, i'm glad you showed the tribe. leadtimes have extended. we were getting additional indications.

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something seems to me sales clearly show that people somehow managed to overcome it and started reading, it’s interesting that they started reading, so what was the first thing they started to turn to, it’s dystopia, fantasy, some kind of light novels with some kind of good, maybe happy ending maybe there are romance novels, detective stories, that is, some kind of plot -based literature, something complicated, er, here are complex texts, i don’t know yaroslav hrytsak , there, or some chick, or our beautiful, beautiful timothy slider. they are also, er, actually popular. but to a very narrow audience i.e. people who wanted to increase their historical knowledge there, in fact, there are not so many of them in ukraine, and mostly ukrainian readers chose something easy, that is, to distract themselves from this reality. well, plus, we already have video content and, for example, historical channels have become quite popular because, well, obviously, it is much easier to watch a story without myths than to read the same hrytsak, and it is also timati snyder's lectures, which all well, many

ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales?h -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh rishaad: that is a very smoky mumbai. nifty futures indicating we will see the open of the cash market in five minutes. the region heading in a down session to begin with, at least. it's have a look about hcl tech. it is looking at alternative talent pools in a growth strategy that hedges against currency risks and higher wage growth. at the site of the world economic forum, an official shared her long-term vision for the company. >> i think we have got a couple of strategic objectives. the first one being we are an i.t. services group and recover digital engineering cloud as well as software. you have got to lead with french eating products and services. we want to be able to be a profound partner for global 2000 companies in preferred geographies. i think weaving esg into the business strategies are critical for us. hcl technologies has 200 when he people across the world, -- 220,000 people across t

she drives for sale sells it really. so about it. we 'll talk now.k you a question about taste. how wonderful for you. i just use it repeatedly. yes, that is, well, let's say, army games. eh, for two or three people they took one such box and it was enough for all three to change. so here it is not only full-fledged food. ah, that is, the first, second, third, as they say, and compote uh, here uh, and er there is dry fuel here there is a special burner like that. well, um, to warm it up. yes, it is assembled from uh vests like a mini stove, and the dry fuel that is inserted is set on fire. and basically, that's all. uh, reheated, there are napkins, that is, there is everything that is needed, the signs are not for sale , which means that these individual diets are substituted in the interests. e of the ministry of defense and only to him within the framework of the state order, but given that the owner of this trademark and the one who carries out these deliveries. jsc voentorg is a joint-stock society, respectively, uh, go in droves. uh, similar die

the automaker recording higher than ever sales. his forecast production as high as 2 million cars and he spoke last night listen. >> thus far in january, we've seen the strongest orders year-to-date than ever in our history. we're currently seeing orders that are almost twice the rate of production. that will continue but the orders are high. we've actually raised the price a little bit in response to that so we think demand will be good despite probably a contraction in the automotive market as a whole. >> shares have certainly recovered from some of the losses seen last year. worries over weakening demand, price cuts musk focused on it following his purchase of twitter. he needed this he needed this good quarter to prove that what they're doing is still working. >> for sure. it's without a doubt a relief to people who thought it could be an ugly set of results and guidance amid everything el. certainly, i guess, encouraging, he's saying the lower price has elicited more orders you do have the demand response. but nothing has real

sales decline by unfavorable foreign exchange and reduced covid vaccine sales. pharmaceutical was the biggest and medical devices next and consumer and tylenol is the big reason for consumer. $96.9 billion is what they are looking for on the year. $97.8 billion. the estimate higher on the forecast for 2023 compared with the averages estimate. we will have cfo joe worklk on coming up. joe. >>> thank you. coming up, what is behind the move on the natural gas prices we will have the latest from amrita sen >>> and then katie stockton. what is going on with tcbioin and the yield curve and more all that on "squawk box. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity >>> welcome

film, tv and music sales.ttle bit of escapism. fantastical worlds, winning world cups, all from the comfort of home. titles like football simulator, fifa and fantasy action adventure. elden ring helped the video games industry lead the way, responsible for 4.7 billion of the overall figure. people have consistently underestimated how important the gaming market is and just the broad number of people engaging with games. it's notjust about console playing and, you know, playing fifa or call of duty. it's actually games on your tablet, you know, playing scrabble, backgammon, more traditional games. in years gone by, people would rush excitedly to shops like this one on the high street in newcastle to buy the latest triple—a game on its release date, but less so now. these figures suggest that 90% of video games are now bought digitally, and it's a similar story for music too. sales grew to their highest level since 2003 last year, with thanks to people like harry styles. but physical sales are down and it's reve