all right, eric will call is present of the european school of management and technology in berlin. thank you. thank you. and open out some of the other global business stories making headlines. toshiba has announced the $14000000000.00 buyouts once a symbol of japan's economic might. the 147 year old firm has been wired in turmoil, including a profit patting scandal, experts expect the conglomerate to put some of its units for sale. once it's gone private movies, it's got the credit ratings of several small to miss mid sized us banks. the agency one paypal as long as the stable coined digital currency. this back by the us dollar. the debut of paypal, usb comes as the crystal currency industry, faces hard times, trouble by the meltdown of f t x and the growing number of legal cases against the branches. biggest exchanges. well, the us state of texas has become something of a poster child for clean energy projects. it's already the biggest bruiser of wind power in the us and it's well on its way to claiming that tougher solar energy to but not everyone is a fan. our porter met a campa

for the academy of management , it is of a much higher level than expert schools in order to prepare them for that very main exam. when entering the academy of management, the school provides an opportunity not only to draw on their knowledge, but also to prepare for the introductory company, which is next year. i think it will be difficult, it gives. uh, the opportunity to fill in the gaps in your knowledge and fully prepare for the step company. i generally like the concept of how the learning conditions are here. uh. i like, at least the composition of the teacher that we will have, because these are different rectors , different deputies of different chambers, so i i think there will be quite a rich experience that we will get here and in general. this will help me a lot in my future job placement. participants must successfully master the content of the educational program and receive a final grade of at least 9 points; they must have an average mark of the document on education above eight; a mark of at least nine points in academic subjects ; it became him belarusians will be a

it became him starting point for the opening of the school of management. belarusians will be able to report problems with preparing for school to the state control committee, the hotline will work from august 22 to 24. the issues of children’s fees for the new school year or the purchase of the necessary products will be considered. goods, the quality of the purchased products, you can call the short number 191 from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm with a lunch break from 13:00 to 14:00. belarusian songs, a multi-ton dump truck and a virtual trip to the plant in zhodino in moscow celebrated the 75th anniversary of belaz on the 75th anniversary of belaz the flagship of belarusian engineering on the square near the famous moscow fountain. friendship of peoples organized an 8-hour musical marathon with the participation of famous artists belaz - one of the most recognizable belarusian brands supplies products to 80 countries stands in place. design bureau of the plant, engineers of the plant. every six months. in fact, they offer any novelties in the gas version of the car

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. >> billy riggs is a professor at usf school of management with a focus on transportation, he said theost to build each model and $300,000 price tag will be barriers. >> we see prototypes out there that have the ability to carry people safely, but i think we are pretty far away from seeing sustainable business models. >> that skepticism isn't slowing the south bay startup, the biggest backer, venture capital, an early investor in tesla, space x and cruise believe that each revolution takes time, from gas powered to electric. >> it is a slow adoption, as far as a lifetime, i do think it is going to be way faster than everybody thinks. >> if their vision becomes reality, getting stuck in traffic could soon become a problem of the past. >> the company says they plan to fly the latest prototype for a public exhibition by the end of the year, and reagan begin production by the end of 2025. i don't know about you, but we can't even get cruise vehicles right, and now we are talking about flying cars. but, you can get away from all of that traffic going to levi's stadium and at least get to th

becoming increasingly difficult to leave, oksana bodratenko told jeffrey sonfel from the gila school of management the company's exit affected the the economy of russia and why even a roll of toilet paper costs much more than a ruble. tali, in an interview, you have been researching the exit of international companies from russia for some time, how to measure the trends now, this is an extremely massive exodus, an unprecedented exit of international corporations, unprecedented in history, when companies protect global values ​​or this enlightened understanding of self-interest or humane compassion, but more than a thousand 100 companies have completely withdrawn and we are updating this database for people, it can be viewed for free on the yale website university when hundreds of corporations leave. they think they are making a sacrifice. but in fact, they were generously rewarded on the financial markets because they reduced operational risk, financial risk, reputational risk, that is , they did the right thing and it did not harm them. they also have to add approximately 400 international compan

matthew dallek is a graduate school of management at george washington university. he is a political historian. he looks at social crisis, political transformation, liberalism and its critics and tonight's topic the evolution of modern conservative movement. he has authored or co-authored four books present frequent commentator on the news media about politics, history and public affairs. he is also a former speechwriter for former house minority leader richard gebhart. we wanted someone to talk to mathew about his book we cannot have it had anyone better than joseph crespino he is the jimmy carter professor of history at emory university. is it expert in political and cultural history of the 20th century. joe has written -- mckee is published three books including one that he was here to speak about atticus finch the biography of harper lee her father in the making of american icon. please join me in welcoming joe and matthew. [applause] pics thank you tony. it's always so much fun to be the carter library print thank you for coming out tonight to ask questions abou

she went to work at the pseudo-educational institution of the local school number 62 and immediately became the deputy director of the managementhe school opened on the site of the gymnasium liquidated by the occupiers , local resources report that the collaborator davydenko is a longtime supporter of the russian peace together with her husband oleksandr since the 14th year, she was waiting for the arrival of russia and was one of the first to run to serve the invaders, the traitor davydenko contributed to the seizure of the oryol gymnasium by the occupation authorities and the organization of the educational process according to the standards of the aggressor state of the russian federation . write local collaborator davydenko repeatedly publicly called for cooperation with the aggressor state and shamed the ukrainian authorities, except for her daughter and son-in-law to school she arranged for her son and videnko rostyslav to be teachers of mathematics and computer science. the 31-year-old man, by the way, also has no pedagogical education and previously worked as an accountant. the husband of the collaborator oleksandr vide

i liked it, the jant was the commander of the department, i thought, well, it just won’t go to school. meets the skillful managemente heroism of courage shown in the performance of their tasks by the president of the russian federation to hand you one courage you deserve it with honor, to be honest, no thanks a lot. that is, the boy is legal, well done, well done work. i want to say that it is very gratifying that this is not the only case, it really has already become a good tradition in almost every battalion. i give the company. there is no such officer who is ready to pick up. in which case, the command and carry out any tasks and tasks you set and should have been unique before. and why , because he knows what pull is? lenka is not a conscript and you will deceive such a horseradish contractor, and where does the volgograd region come from? pick up stopped then destroyed by machine gun. who got in? well done. well, they put down nothing here. you, as you quickly ran, worked out from him the impact was shot down. handsome well, if you take it like that, then the fifth. there has never been such a war. no, natur

clinical assistant in stanford university's department of medicine and a visiting at the anderson school of managementt ucla, where she teaches crisis management and community. previously served as an officer in the epidemic intelligence service at the us centers for disease control and prevention in her scholarly work on the spread of

let's discuss this with hong bo, professor in financial economics, school of finance and management atlondon. a warm welcome to the programme, given what is happening, country garden is on the radar, no surprise everybody is now worried about the possible contagion. but everybody is now worried about the possible contagion.- the possible contagion. but we have seen _ the possible contagion. but we have seen evergrande - the possible contagion. but we have seen evergrande from - the possible contagion. but we | have seen evergrande from last year, country garden is in a very similar situation and i think they probably learned some lessons in terms of how to restructure the debt, so i think we just need to wait and see, there may be some relatively smaller property developers who are also facing a similar problem but this is probably we have to go through. what impact is this happening on the chinese economy? yes. what impact is this happening on the chinese economy? yes, it is a vicious _ on the chinese economy? yes, it is a vicious circle, _ on the chinese economy? yes, it is a vicious

schools. non-governmental centers and the development of people's partnerships announced the preparation of 60-hour training packages for the empowerment of teachers, managers and staff of non-governmental schools. the scientific fields of farhangian university will have 12 to 15 hours of training and participation, mr. mahmoodzadeh said. at for three years, the teachers and human resources of non-government schools should undergo in-service training and receive a qualification card. the commander-in-chief of the irgc said that we are in a world war, a media war. major general salami said at the conference on the implementation of the order to elevate the basij in the presence of the irgc in tehran. last year, geography tried to take us on the battlefield, and behind these events , we saw the united states and europe, the related chariots, and internal self-soldiers. the commander-in-chief of the army corps said that the enemy was looking for bloody division and breaking the ideal of community management, but you and sirjan , you are not allowed any photos of unusual shape services take over through the evildoers through the takfiris from any angle they ent

the poem like rain in the third book of elementary school is one of his works . waste management in this country should be in the center of attention , according to the report of euronews channel , this matter became even more lonely when the issue of illegal entry of waste from germany to poland was also raised in the media. it continued to be the center of controversy regarding politics in addition, poland is faced with the problem of insufficient storage and processing and illegal entry of waste. many people blame the country's authorities for neglecting this issue. repairing millions of euros to organize waste and solve the environmental effects caused by burial garbage has been allocated, but this figure should be increased tenfold. the situation is an environmental disaster, but we do not announce the real effects on the environment. the phone call was after the fire, when the polish ministry of environment complained about 35 thousand tons of illegal waste from germany . the country has entered the european commission he pointed out that the authorities of the federal repu

matthew dallek is a professor at the graduate school of political management at george washington university. ... crises, political transformation, liberalism and its critics. and tonight's topic, the evolution of modern conservative movement. he is he has authored or coauthored four books. he's a co-authored fourmac books, a frequent commentator on the news media about politics and history and public affairs. he is also a former speechwriter for former house minority leader richard gephardt. so we want somebody to talk to mathieu about his book and we could affect anybody better than joseph crespino, jimmy carter professor, an expert in political and cultural history of the 20th century and joe as written, he's published three books including one that he was here to speak about, the biography of harper in the making of america icon. so please join me in welcoming joe and matthew. [applause] >> thanks so much, tony. always so much fun to be at the carter library and thank you for going out tonight to hear and ask questions about this really exciting and timely and deeply researched and wonde

matthew dallek is a professor of graduate to graduate school of political management at george washington university. he is a political historian. he looks at social crises, political transformation, liberalism and its critics. and tonight's topic, the evolution of modern conservative movement. he is he has authored or coauthored four books. he's a frequent commentator on the news media, not politics. and history and public affairs. he is also a former speechwriter for our area, former house minority leader richard gephardt. and so we wanted somebody to talk to matthew about his book, and we couldn't have had anybody better than joseph crespino joe is the jimmy carter professor of history at emory university city. he's an expert in political and cultural history of the 20th century. and joe has written what? he's published three books, including one that he was here to speak about. atticus finch, the biography, harper lee, her father, and the making of american icons. so please join me in welcoming joe and matthew. thank you. thanks so much. tony is always so much fun to be at the carter

matthew dallek is a professor of graduate to graduate school of political management at george washington university. he is a political historian. he looks at social crises, political transformation, liberalism and its critics. and tonight's topic, the evolution of modern conservative movement. he is he has authored or coauthored four books. he's a frequent commentator on the news media, not politics. and history and public affairs. he is also a former speechwriter for our area, former house minority leader richard gephardt. and so we wanted somebody to talk to matthew about his book, and we couldn't have had anybody better than joseph crespino joe is the jimmy carter professor of history at emory university city. he's an expert in political and cultural history of the 20th century. and joe has written what? he's published three books, including one that he was here to speak about. atticus finch, the biography, harper lee, her father, and the making of american icons. so please join me in welcoming joe and matthew. thank you. thanks so much. tony is always so much fun to be at the carter

also from our, for i, you know, as well as quick the size, the sun, by the nature of school golf managed to prosecute, press the how much the assume for the cheese in a clued up might have said that it is ready to negotiate the kind of project you'd comment from them, that's not really showing any serious sign, but they are willing to negotiate. and now some experts are saying that what these ministry lead us of these are, are trying to do is to basically have a strong for gaining power in the events that they finally get to the negotiate on table. well, people in asia ever told us, they're not afraid of a possible military intervention. they also say they all ready to fight for the country. the echo ask and come here if they want. we're waiting for them, they will get what comes for them. we'll wait for them and they will have to go through our dead bodies before reaching the purchase. we're waiting for that. we aside a speak of us comes here. of course i will fight. and why, for the deletion, for the insurance low and the way it was after was when did you had his shot? our parents are

years, two years, three years, five years, for how many years , for the sixth year of elementary school, consumption management, then you the same approvals have come, the units that are used once, people should manage the industrial town of dr. lahoti, maybe we have 100 units, which is above the rest of the people, so far, there is no damage to the art of mr. doctor . from 11:00 to 11:00 at night , the earth will be upgraded to the 11th, and one day from now from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. after the glass is turned on, 8 nights a week, two days a week, in the industrial town of your service , in the town of abbasabad, every day when our electricity is cut, we have 16 billion tomans, just waiting for me, we have workers, but if we multiply it, we can add 32 billion tomans. that the mother's raw material is waste, it can be found in the puppy's clothes , dr. lulu 860, this device should not be turned off at all, it is turned off with emergency power , it is managed whenever the power is turned off , it is disconnected, it is connected again. let's do it today mr. hassan khani this year this month of august, we worked f

to russia comes through third countries the american, spruce school of management noted the five largestes that refused to join the corporate boycott, as noted earlier , some companies can use loopholes to continue trading with moscow, such actions of the company prompted the uk department of trade to drastic measures that helped reduce supplies to russia well, for example, a company like her neverever continues to trade in russia hill smith is the most recent example of a company that is listed on the stock exchange and which was investigated because of possible trade with russia by a country that in turn launched a special military operation against ukraine . in addition, the national oil and gas company of britain, bp, had the largest. investing in russia when it promised to start getting rid of its assets, but so far this process has not been completed by another similar company is a british doomlob oil and marine that supplies russia with components for an oil pipeline in the caspian sea, this pipeline is part of the largest project for the transportation of crude oil. one of the pa

clinical assistant in stanford university's department of medicine and a visiting at the anderson school of management at ucla, where she teaches crisis management and community. previously served as an officer in the epidemic intelligence service at the us centers for disease control and prevention in her scholarly work on the spread of health misinformation and disinformation the growth of medical and news deserts and their impact on public health. for writing has appeared in the new york times scientific american and rolling stone, and she regularly appears on cnn. her most recent book is what the fact finding the truth in all the. sandra van der linden is professor in psychology of social psychology and society at university of cambridge and director of the cambridge social decision making. his research examines how people process misinformation how it spreads in online networks and what behavioral interventions we can design to counter it at scale. he co-developed the award fake news game bad news, which has been played by millions of people around the world and he advises governments, social med

dmitry haratiana and singer utah director of the school of arts of mariupol elena lavinkovskaya, 2 months in hell, without food and water, how you managed to survive in a besieged city and about the miraculous power of music that can heal the heart of a swimming pool from our store. on this frog swam this year there were children who, probably, closed themselves inside so much, they stopped talking. we had a girl she went through so much, poor thing, she stayed in the basement with her mother, whom she sang, her mother died. yes, and she was next to her, and she moved to school. she didn't speak. first time. i stopped talking because she i closed up like this, but now everything is fine , mine is generally a program today at 15:00. well , then the issue will continue the regional news by residents of moscow and the moscow region, see you in just a few seconds, it won’t switch. a serious accident on volgogradsky prospekt hit the truck during a u-turn. she flew onto the sidewalk, a mother and child suffered a large-scale repair at the botkin hospital, work has already been completed in two buildings. in the east. someone poisons dogs foun

yet supported, perhaps not in vain does not support the studio of the dean of the higher school of nasty managementsergey kalininzhan. hello sergei. very pleased to have joined. tell us, please, but it all sounds beautiful when it is in the form of slogans. and let's include these we will include a new economic component under these. there is no such suggestions. i believe there are three main parts of this process. this is the person himself, the employee is a professional specialist of the company, and robotics and the state and the city. everyone plays his own and in this sense, if we start with an employee, then first of all, he must be competent during negotiations for employment. he can, yes, yes, yes the second aspect is the company itself. naturally, the company wants to beat the competition. now there is a shortage of smart initiative employees and it is clear that if from somewhere far away there was such a guy, then the company will find a solution with him personally to solve this problem at the level of an agreement with him, you mean that everything is on an individual level yes, that

managers are still owed money. not from last week or last month but from october of 2021. >> because of the way the district has managed the school, people don't want to send their kids there. >> falling enrollment is one point in the 46-page presentation to the board which will cover projected deficits and staffing shortages. there are 15% shortages in the classrooms. 25% in nutrition services. the board statement says the public will be included in this discussion along the way. it begins tonight at 6:30. >> thank you, kris. >>> turning to a warning from pg&e. power shutoffs are powerful. >> there will be a red-flag warning starting tonight. keeping a close eye on the wind and the heat that people are worried may stir up some trouble. >> we just got the updata couple of minutes ago and come wednesday morning, pg&e can cut power to seven california counties. let's take a look at the map, seeing the affected areas in yellow as of now. receiving the warning. it includes parts of napa county and nearby lake county. the big concern is high winds. it would be the first emergency shut-off that we've seen this area. just look at the sc

schools and in some cases have led to clashes . california happened it turned into a physical conflict. these disputes sacrifice the highest management positions of schools in the west of america. after the change in the composition of the school board of trustees , some school principals are fired. they express the intensification of the atmosphere of hostility, or the corner of the corn field, the original group was known as the best school vice president of the year in 2020, but he says that now schools have become a place for criminals. all american schools it showed that the principals of one third of the schools changed in the last 4 years. in some cases , the change happened twice or more. the association of school principals in several states announced that now the number of schools that are run without a supervisor is more than the national average, and the hiring of supervisors and principals it is becoming more and more difficult for schools. the authorities of large stores are asking to reduce the use of plastic. bbc reported that a store in canada, for this purpose , is doing the work that is done in less stores to zero. delivering g

school. that would be a great case for one of our business schools to take on about management of government in crises like this. we do not pretend to have all the answers. i think it was important dialogue. i am grateful for sonja smith joining us. wouldn't you like to say anything at the end here? >> i think i am ok. thank you so much for having me. >> please read her two stories about austin. in one of them, 2016 was the last time austin was seen at the hospital in damascus getting treatment for dehydration. that is not widely known or shared. please read sonja smith. paul beckett, thank you for coming on and sharing the status of evan's case. thank you for the outstanding article from the journal about the ongoing discussions right now related to the u.s. and syria. the journal was really alone in covering the fact that we are making a possible breakthrough and having discussions. the united states government unwilling to confirm as one of the two parties in the discussions. good work on the part of the journal. jason rezaian, who taught us more than we will ever know from any other sour

mosque imams, the activities of mosques are also managed and led by the management of activities. and life muslims in this country are not limited to the discussion of hijab in schools, but is it enough in the public scene of the society that there is a period of management , a harsh and clearly defined management that has been happening for years, including during the colonial period, in countries that were under french colonial rule, in algeria, in other countries who had considered restrictions for muslims, in fact, in terms of their own religiosity, wearing hijab is part of muslim religiosity , so the second management should take the second management, i am safe and the training of imams and religious leaders of muslims who want to be in french prisons have it is an effort that a special type of islamic islam that prefers western values ​​and liberal values ​​to secular values ​​over a comprehensive and complete view of islam, that is, if muslims in france are added to this kind of management, the management should be reformed in such a way that they say we are around we are french and then muslims, well if this happens, it is easy with these laws of each count

russians from the very at the beginning of the occupation, often together with schools, here is one of these in mariupol, on the other hand, where the occupiers managed even the walls of this school in the occupied part of kherson region, next to the enemy tricolors, have soviet stars and symbols of the movement of the first analog of the soviet pioneers and the youth army of the militarist organization where russia prepares teenagers for war without fail. how such a transfer works can already be seen in the occupied crimea and in the donbas, where the invaders began to create detachments of youth in 2014 , i am from the city of the snowy donetsk people's republic. to the modern world, they captured the territory, took away the children, raised the modern military, who must go to fight again and conquer new territories, resisting the occupiers is too expensive, i don't want to go to a russian school, it's dangerous if you will not go, they will come, they will ask questions, they will force in one way or another, and this is such a terrible situation that our children really do not have any right to choose children who, despite everything, consider t

as far as i understand, it is possible that the representatives of the management and staff of the boarding school could to be involved in illegal actions against ukrainian minor children who are deprived of full-fledged parental care for various reasons transcarpathia, please, congratulations once again, studio. so, regarding this story, uh, uh, this video was filmed in the pre-trial detention center where uh, this man is currently being held, who is an ex-employee of an orphanage, uh, boarding school, uh, served two different he does not work in any of these institutions, and in fact this man intended to sell a child here in ukraine to a resident of the zhytomyr region for $5,000 . vii gave a deposit of $1,000, but the woman herself , when they approached her with such an offer, informed law enforcement organs and already with them cooperating at the border, the ukrainian law enforcement officers detained the man already after he passed the ukrainian border control, that is, according to the plan, the mother and the child together with him were to cross the border and give the child to her husba

everyone try to make them i had all the same graduation concerts at your school performing a lot of talented children. do you managecreative destiny in the future? therefore, me and six people of our students are teachers of our school. and it is necessary, who is the country to all on earth of his former students. you are the most proud. they had very good data and were on a very nice person. here's something. if you select from all the students, the name of this particular child pops up. i say again that i have many graduates and many many children who deserve attention. uh, there are children who are not very talented, but they still have a lot of human qualities, because they are talented , they are talented. but when he is still kind, sympathetic, when he is older than us, he looks after the little ones. and this human quality plays a lot, so at the moment, i would single out the mirrors of the peasant, in your opinion. what is the difference between the soviet ballet school and the western e. it seems to me that these are completely different schools. uh, because our soviet school is the best. the soviet scho

or the school my home state of connecticut that had to postpone the first day of school for 18,000 students because a cyberattack hit the system the district used for managed school bus routes. let's be clear, we need to be taking the cyberattacks on schools as seriously as we do on physical infrastructure. that is why today the department of education released a series of briefs on how to strengthen the digital infrastructure of education. we need collaboration within government to make that possible, which is why we are also committing to establish a new, government coordinating council. look, we can talk ab collaborate local level and at the state level if we are notthat's what e proactive. we need to get the best thinking from all over the country. be proactive, not wait for emergencies to happen to make sure we have a p big steps forward. together, we can manage the risks of cyber attacks on our schools so we can better guarantee the benefits technology has to offer our children in education. over here, and our office of educational technology for their leadership. [applause] the passion that she has not only on protecting students, but in intentional

there was a school department of emergency management. they release new data on the amount of people that are homeless in san francisco who have actually refuse to sleep in a shelter despite being offered city services. now, this year, the healthy streets operations center approached and engaged more than 2000 people who are living on the streets of those about 1000 excepted shelter services. the rest of klein office for shelter. the data gathered does not include shelter, placements made by other street outreach teams such as the homeless outreach team or the street crisis response team. now to that yet, mayor london breed responding, say what the outreach team can do is limited. she wants people to understand the workers are being targeted just for doing their jobs. now, the city is currently under a federal injunction. the states as long as the city's involuntary homeless population. it's larger than the number of shelter beds available. it cannot actually force a person to move from a public space. now about 4,000 people are forced sl