contractor of this power plant is mehna company, and goshr niro companies are the main consultants of seeme companyop supervision were in charge and all the knowledge of knowledge-based companies and universities was used in this direction and it was used . in order to complete it, you have only one nuclear power plant in khuzestan, opening it in our khuzestan is an irony. dr. rajabi said that today we have approximately 2,527 projects related to let's turn on the electricity that was inaugurated and it was about 8 thousand 700 billion tomans of electrical projects with 8 thousand billion 216 thousand 700 billion tomans today in the province on the opening day . thank you for being with us. which helps to provide let's talk about the electricity of the whole country and reducing the pressure of the entire electricity network of the country. let's see how the situation of production and consumption and production in the scouting sectors is now, considering that we are approaching summer days and hot weather, and that from these events, contrary to in previous years, this was repeated. last year, the

that tells you who the better golfer is in my book. ♪ david: large carbon energy companies seem to haveifficulty. are they producing large amounts of carbon energy that people like to consume, or are they supposed to transition to being renewable energy companies and how are you transitioning yourself to be a renewable company? mike: we are focused on leveraging our strength to deliver lower carbon energy to a growing world. what that means is in the near term, we can find ways and are finding ways to reduce the greenhouse gas impact of the energy the world uses today. so we are reducing the emissions associated with oil and gas. it's what the world needs today. at the same time, we are building lower carbon energies for tomorrow. so things like renewable fuels, hydrogen, geothermal are all technologies we are investing in , businesses we are growing that will play a bigger role tomorrow. there is no one solution for this. david: in 2022 you bought a renewable energy company for roughly $3 billion, why did you want to do that? mike: we had a renewable fuels business ourselves, this comp

extremely difficult for, for companies from europe, a bit like we saw with european companies operating in russia, and nobody seems to be asking these questions, particularly among the bigger companies. although as, as some of these remark showed that the smaller companies are more aware, i think of, of the economic realities of the interesting discrepancy. there is not typically in thank you so much for your insights. and europe's relationship with china has also been a topic of debate at the european parliament today. here's how european commission president was left on the line assessed the current status, this international and economic status as well as our own interests. make it all the more important for europe to manage its relations with china. and for me that also shows that decoupling. ready is clearly not liable, desirable, or even practical for europe. but as i said back in january, and as i set out in more detail a few weeks ago, there is clearly a need for europe to work on d, risking some important and sensitive parts of our relationship. now let's find out what that means. in concrete terms, dw co

it seems that more companies are adopting a china plus one strategy, meaning that they're setting up additional a british know production site outside of china. but within the region, where do they go these companies when they do that? so popular options now are india and southeast asian countries such as indonesia, malaysia, and lied to be in them. and so we can see how a lot of clothes and shoes are made in via them electronic devices in india and pilot. but one thing that should be mentioned is actually china's role in international supply chains would then be replaced overnight. the switch is supposed to be a slow process, dw, usually they give her much so europe must resist eroding trade with china, the french president says, but attitudes and priorities within some e u. countries and their governments have shifted the german supply chain act as a symbol of that shift. in fact, since the beginning of the year, it forces german companies to keep their supply chains free of human rights violations. but how can this law be implemented? in regions where corrosion and oppression are

it's certainly seems that quite unusual for such an iconic american company to lay off so many people. what do you think is the reason behind this? you see the one thing if the laying off of the people which indicates that business is slowing down. consumer expenditures going down. but peter, you know, i'm also a little bit worried about the way this thing is happening. so because mcdonalds and also were close down the office for a week or so, which is i'm present. i never heard of this and that the official reason they gave is that a lot of people are busy for personal trouble. and they want comfort and confidentiality for the people when important information information about job cuts will be announced. so there's a little bit secrecy here. and maybe the idea is to shop the office down so that the people who are laid off, they'll just have to, they don't have to come back basically. for me, this sickness, a new heavy handed style in the us. in the treatment of human beings as human resources, we always say h r management, human resource management. but you should treat people as pe

. ♪ david: large carbon energy companies seem to be having difficulty. ey producing large amounts of carbon energy, which people like to consume, or are they supposed to transition to the -- transition to being renewable energy companies? what are you doing to transition yourself to be a renewable company? mike: well, we are focusing our -- are focused on leveraging our strengths to deliver lower carbon energy to a growing world. what that means is, in the near term, we are finding ways to reduce the greenhouse gas impact of the energy the world uses today. so we are reducing the emissions associated with oil and gas. that the world needs today, very desperately. and at the same time, we are building new, inherently lower -carbon energy businesses for tomorrow, so things like renewable fuels, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage, geothermal, are all technologies we are investing in, businesses we are growing that will play a bigger role tomorrow. we are going to need many solutions. there is no one solution for this. david: so, in 2022, you bought a renew

the federal government, i mean pretty much the media companies nowadays are facebook and twitter seems like this. the u. s. government has a back door into all of these companies, and this has just been exposed within the last few months that they have so much access and they can demand who is centered, what closer removed. they can control the floor information to steer people in the way they want to go. very scary stuff. george orwell. going to school shape a ship. my gosh. even cut through low voice ideals. my name is no such agency and the dish get to would not assume that the owner with a better way to not see and then general hayden, is this nefarious? or is this naivete cindy of elizabeth munsey, michael, moral authority. i bought all of your bills to me, stating that my daughter is still good. i don't go to school or it didn't come one issue to clean them going. your thanks on the default. i'm a general idea where it's hillary clinton will drop the extension of the crows. not somebody gives up. mr. garza class, which at the shiny ad for kit a, b, e. i was it so fun? my electric

. >> brian: jackie, since you got the most sleep, the car companies, can they stand up and say i cannot convert to electric? >> it seems they are afraid to stand up for themselves. the companies in the u.s. are getting subsidies and things to help them thchl is about competition. we want to bring everything back home here because china had too much power. but yet, it is botched the way we are going about it, it is difficult to make that happen. >> brian: brian, this is a perfect topic for your town hall today at 1:00. >> it is 1:00, o'leary is with us, charles payne is with us. >> live audience? >> brian: yes, you should come, it would be great. >> we want people to be able to reset, higher interest rates, recession, people have to think about how they look toward the future and reposition. >> brian: right, i find it hard to believe you will have a segment better than this one. great to see you. you set the bar high.

these companies all seem really concerned about plastic waste. there's a lot of plastic, pollution environment, and the uncomfortable truth is some of it has got our name on it. $8000000.00 tons of plastic waste end up in the ocean each year. and we are committed to enhancing the sustainability of our packaging and our business we had in this way. but many of these companies also consistently rank among the world wars plastics. polluters because the solar, something new over the bay of the key drivers of our massive plastics. problem of the 350000000 tons of plastic waste the world produced in 2019 only an estimate of 9 percent actually called for cycle. much more gets released into the environment poisoning, ocean soil and even the air we breathe. so we wanted companies promised to cook their plastic waste, do they actually deliver to the french heat giant unknown. for example, it's best known for dairy products, but it is also one of the world's biggest bottled water companies, with brands, including a, my zone and indonesian, back in 2009, the

seems to have sold milton brands. but mr green also founded this company. ors have included two men who seem connected to the network. this guy, mr blue, owned a company which has provided tech to the milton group brands, a company that he sold to mr 0range, the gun loving david, and together with mr pink, mr. blue is senior, as well as other crucial milton tech companies. and finally, some of these key companies operated from the same building that housed mr 0range�*s new office in kyiv. this is all looking very cosy. the offshore world is opaque, with some people spending a fortune deliberately muddying the waters of their operations. but they can't be sure that the past will stay buried forever. as the world wakes up to have the revelations and the panama papers, we'll ask why. back in 2016, millions of documents that were meant to be confidential were leaked. they revealed the true owners and inner workings of directors of hundreds of offshore companies. they were called the panama papers. so let's go back in time and see what the leak can tell us about

belt tightening laying off people as they deal with the post-pandemic restructuring that every company seems to be going through. lyft, by the way, also expected to pay between 41 million 47 1 million dollars in severance packages. this all according to documents filed with the securities and exchange commission, the rideshare company will pay even more in stock based compensation in this round. lift is cutting 26% of its workforce or just under 1100 jobs in the company's last round of layoffs this past november, they lead about 13% of its work staff go. the company does not count its drivers as employees. at 4.15. let's head over to the weather center. find out what the weather is going to be like on this friday as we're heading into the weekend. and john, we've got thrive city going to be packed tonight with warrior fans checking out the game 6 home-court advantage. hopefully at least yeah, hopefully so. we've got our fingers crossed for it for sure. and similar as to if you are out there at thrive city. just a couple of nights ago to make sure you've got those layers with you because we'l

themepark from the 40 governor is the latest escalation with top executives at walt disney the company that seemsntent on being the walk is place on earth, desantis has been in a fight with disney for more than a year since the company mobilized against 40 republicans in the reasonable legislation to ban the teaching in the public schools of sex and kids young as four or five it emerged that disney had lauded the government's efforts to seize control of the district with the largest themepark, this week enraged desantis up the empty some new treating ideas against mickey mouse. >> with this people have said maybe create a state park may be trying to do more amusement parks, someone even said maybe you need another state prison. gerry: we think about what the governor was joking but is deadly serious in his campaign to fight woke capitalism it is key to his bed from the republican residential election. since his politically motivated indictment last month donald trump has tightened his grip on the republican race, the polls show his lead widening with the city year to go before the first primary c

that in flint avtosvit as a technical candidate so to speak why no other ukrainian company took part in this tender it seemsthe khmelnytskyi utility company as a customer deliberately prescribed technical specifications so that only one type corresponded to them tractor mtz-82-1 belarus from minsk, which was to be put on the chassis by the kremenchug company alphatex , so about other equipment, for example, a tractor completely ukrainian-made by kharkiv dniprovskyi or other tractor factories and there was no question there, it was more about the tender committee, which prepared that documentation, studied the market and set the amount of the purchase that was indicated in that tender, you understand the question, and there is the question . when he was elected to the verkhovna rada, on the site of electronic state procurement , with which he once had a relationship, a questionable tender was held in the district for which people's deputy is responsible, an interesting coincidence, we called the people's deputy movchana oleksii dobriy the day is worried from the espresso tv channel, are you coming as a perso

but over the years, where doesn't seem that the company has not gotten into that good to that. but we all came to the u. s. embassy on the basis of i bought that wal mart or region a through on you as a so we got to or we must supplement them and say here, and they should see it that they deliver the message. it's been approved in 12 months for the workers and the employer for the work as it lend that the for goal, their wages as they go on numerous pickets and protests outside there were plates for the employer, the cleaning poverty. walmart says that it made a $111000000.00 loss last year as stated in their results. but there was also another deadlock. this time at the gates of the american embassy with the spouse refusing to sign the memorandum being handed over by the union. but ultimately, a consensus union members were able to go in and give them a random sign. and they promised the american officials that they'll be back here, protesting again, if they do not receive a favorable ear. got a bill. is that part of the news? in pretoria? the u. s. embassy. china has lashed o

it's very difficult is that when countries like china, russia, india, so many other countries seem of the company. the problem is that none of them think, oh, what makes the us dollar reserve currency and that ace, that there is in a fire. it is the house with the largest number of windows and doors, liquidity. so the problem that one finds when you see the alternatives to the us data, they may be non state own, but stayed fee of currencies that could be an alternative to us dollar is that the perverse incentive of central banks and governments of implementing government controls immediately make it impossible for that currency to be a reserve currency. ok, but then we should define what decoupling is and history is seeming to move much quicker every other week. you can still have a kind of peg to the dollar while being the coupled. he probably not a buyer of us treasury bills and debt got you. i mean the you on is kind of pegged to the dollar, isn't it? yeah, yeah, in a way, absolutely. we run if you and it's fully back to the us thought. and if you think about it, the way that the p, b o c, the

and companies that fear if you stopped -- start to push on chain -- chinese and russian companies, -- there seemso be pushback on the bipartisan push. dani: a lot of the tech companies have to deal with the chips act and it is like laws that they don't want to deal with. you can capture on bloomberg and that comes up at 90 minutes time at noon eastern. it was a mixed report card for morgan stanley. the big bank beat latest expectations in earnings report -- the earnings report. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network, with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to 75% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities™. alix: we are an hour into the u.s. trading session. abigail attracting the news. abigail: that s&p 500

so the vocation for the right company seems to be way to sustain, to have the conditions, to sustain their likelihood. and both of them, i think this is emblematic case because they're awful and hearty. they actually came up with public, denounces about the death threats they were being subjected to. and only 2 days before they would kill it. they was again a public that now on the death threats they were being subjected to because of that the now they were making, i guess the role of them on the policy and the local police. so which of them were actually show that i think front of their family and known and you today, we don't have a response of who are actually responsible for that particular case. i think this is an implement to case because show that those individuals are not on the isolated individuals, but they represent collect to the struggles as a lotta lotta will say, in the context of columbia, how important it is as part of a community to the fast part of community organize, and i think the keys are often lou again, it also shows the foster of the criminalization of human

that is because neither company can seem to put down, but they do just fine in a downturn. s i recognize -- for these two if the economy keeps stalling. even if increases from the audio companies from steel, the others could get hurt badly. and nucor just had lower numbers, they announced a few weeks ago. wall street is convinced that cleveland cliffs, which made $5.35 per share in 2021 and then $2.55 last year, only earned $2.04 this year, despite protestations to the contrary, management said they had a better year. nucor actually had its best earnings year ever in 2022, despite repeated attempts to cool down the economy, extraordinary. $28.79 per share. they expect that it almost cut in half, that the $40.75, the next year, they are looking for only $11.83. wow, that is miserable. look at that. look what they can do, you can go from 28 to 14 to 11, that is what the streets as they are going to do. if you believe that they avoided two recessions this year, then cleveland cliffs can keep 15 or 16 bucks with this kind of earnings estimate, it is still an okay to buy situatio

foundation of the russian financial system, a building block, a very important person who heads this company. it seems that he should constantly remember this about the role and i of the mission that this structure has in this one. block the foundation of the russian financial system many thanks to the supreme commander conducts a sudden check of the combat readiness of the pacific fleet in the morning the alarm was raised by the entire staff, this was stated by sergei shoigu at a meeting with the leadership ministries also, the event involved part of the aerospace forces, military units of the support unit. the main purpose of this test is to build up the ability of the armed forces to solve the problem of repelling aggression, probably against the enemy, from oceanic and maritime directions. in accordance with the scientific orders of the general staff of the fleet, it is necessary to refine the plan for use, taking into account the training situation , to carry out short-term training of troops for combat operations, to carry out operational deployment and work out a complex of combat training task

elon musk also signed neural networks , who originally funded the chat gt development company. it seems that this is more. well, the topic is about capitalism rather than caring for the welfare of mankind, because that in the first place, of course, and the company is not interested in the development of similar systems, but at least, but in order to exclude competition for a while, in the meantime, the essence yes, the case musk bought more than 10,000 high-performance video cards and registered a company that will develop a new generations of artificial intelligence in the word neural networks are with us forever, but before the rebellion of robots. honestly , alexey kvashenkin is still far away. irina lemkina, and on martynov on a ribbon. timofeeva pyotr polyakov and anton teeth or the ntv company now my word colleagues valery gavrilovskaya host of the program emergency or what will be the releases today? today ilya will tell about the detention of a serial pedophile, who, immediately after his release from the colony, went to look for new victims and found with two girls, the irrepa

seem like they had any scrutiny. i don't mean to be glib with this comment, but rental car companies seem to have a more stringent standard for 21-year-olds when it comes to renting a car than the u.s. military did when decides whether or not a 21-year-old should have access to top secrets. it's clear to me that there was a failure of imagination that your i.t. staff in theory has access to all this stuff for technical reasons, and they didn't seem to vet these folks in the same way they are vet somebody who does need to look at this. >> in theory, they have access, but in actuality they have access, as well. i want to turn to california senator dianne feinstein. there are growing calls for her resignation. two democratic members of congress have called on her to resign, one of them congressman ro khanna. she is requesting that she be temporarily replaced until she can return to d.c. amid her medical issues. my question is what is the likelihood of that happening? would that require unanimous approval from both sides? >> yeah, they would have to get republican cooperation, and my sources tell me, you never get bipartisan

high-ranking guests came to mariupol, so to speak, you then novinsky and akhmetov were not in the company. it seemsthat your deputy or assistant met them there. you were probably already waiting for volodymyr zelensky in the evening. you had a conversation with zelensky at that time. you asked him so frankly if they were preparing for war . i didn’t ask that. what once again i want to emphasize that there were no grounds for this ah hmm from the point of view of my vision and from the information i had i am not a military person i am a civilian and there is access to certain information about certain people there we met we talked and there were questions exclusively about the development of conversations about the potential evacuation of civilians about the quality of the shelter volodymyr zelenskyi did not ask you about such small conversations. here i am, in fact, it is difficult for me to imagine how the communication between the mayor and the president takes place. and if it is so simple, i always ask such trivial questions. i always ask . well, that's what you said, what did he answer you, and

foundation of the russian federation of the brick system, a very important person who, uh, heads this company. it seems to me that he should constantly remember this about the role and mission that this structure has in this one. blocks in the foundation of the russian financial system big thank you. thanks, international review. my name is fyodor lukyanov today in the international review program. chronicle facts comments leaked pentagon documents failure of intelligence agencies or triumph of disinformation in the us exploring the consequences strategic autonomy of europe new this well-forgotten old proposal changing the strategic balance materials gifted with charisma, a young gun lover willingly handed out top secret documents. friendship to us in a group on the internet without a pandemic gathered, bored teenagers gamers so newspaper the washington post describes the mechanics of a large-scale leak of highly sensitive pentagon papers the new york times specifies that he is 21 years old, and he serves in the air national guard and the group itself is a meeting of tooth rocks with a russian friend,

sundar pichai the ceo of googl said the guardrails for a i ar not for companies to decide, but lawmakers don't seemabout this either. and he's not wrong it's not the company's decision so who can we trust to regulated? regulate it? where are the safeguards going to come from >> yeah, no, it's right. look, google - sundar pichai has responsibility to move as fast as we possibly can, not only t compete with companies lik openai, which really too google by surprise with it product chatgpt, but countries like china, which is als racing ahead, this is very muc a technology arms race so it does fall to governments i don't have a lot of faith in the ability of governments t keep fast up with this fast-moving technology, but in terms of ensuring transparency that these companies show ho their technology works, an accountability, making sur they're accountable for all th bad that it does and also ensuring there's some kind of human supervision. for too long we've allowed these technology companies t operate with relatively fe employees, to put their stuf out in the world and the correct it after things go w