well, look at one of the important areas of our activity - this is social investments.t doesn't matter to us at all. uh, the environment in which employees or residents of the region in which we are present live, and therefore we are implementing various projects that understand these standards and living conditions. both for our employees and for the residents of the regions, of course. if we talk about this project, then it this one is quite large. uh, and it 's directed. this is on the one hand. a greasy investment from our side on the other side. there, you know that we use sports, including for e, not only as a solution to some social problem and hobby. there, children of adults engage in physical education and sports, but also to promote our brands and our products, the goods that our company and hockey are one of such tools for promoting our brands, and in this case, it so happened that by implementing this project we have done a useful thing for omsk which well, with a useful thing for the development of hockey in this region, omsk is a region that lives in hock

a little scary for such a former responsibility , yuri rozm's music workshop is supported by social investmentgrams gazprom neft's hometowns have been helping talented children and teachers improve their skills and take confident steps to the big stage for the sixth year in a row. this year. master classes have already been held in remote northern cities and towns in salekhard noyabrsky. muravlenko and i are ahead in the program of orenburg and omsk, where young musicians are already preparing their works in order to present the maestro with the names of his alexander blueberry to lead the igor, khanty-mansiysk. the first snow fell in moscow, hail passed in some areas. gusts. winds reached up to 20 m/s. forecasters are now warning the roads will be slippery at night. on the night from sunday to monday , a cold atmospheric front associated with the north atlantic cyclone centered over the volgograd region will reach the chernozem region, dragging with it the cold air mass that has cooled to slight frosts as a result of the arctic invasion in central russia will everywhere begin to turn into foc

that is where the majority of our social investments are.ople come to us in the emergency department for all kinds of things. we let folks in the winter sleep in the waiting room with a warm sandwich and a blanket. we help people who have been kicked out of their home find a place to live. we do all sorts of things that certainly could be done with primary care or another health care outlet. what we need our resources in the community so people are not using any health care because they are healthy. the way we better allocate our health care dollars is very important and largely a function of the economic conversation that we already began. but i would much rather reinvest in our communities. -- much rather we invest in our communities. >> i want to give you and natalie a chance for closing thoughts here. we will close in about two minutes. we will give dr. fisher a five-minute break before we open after hours. please join us because we scratched the surface on a norma's topic on which a lot of people have a point of view. natalie, would you

we must stay on the path of socialism, political investment with chinese characteristics, uphold party leadership surrounding the country by the people, and ensure the principal position of the people is a full expression to their will, protect their rights and interest, and spark fair trade. we will improve the system of institution through which the people around the country will encourage participation and political affairs and the ability to engage in competition, decision-making, and oversight in accordance with the law. we will inspire the people's motivation, so as to consolidate and develop a lively, stable and united political atmosphere. we will strengthen the institution through which the people around the country, we must uphold and improve our countries fundamental, basic and important political system. expand democratic channels and diversify the forms of democracy. we support and ensure that peoples -- people exercise the state powers to the people's congress. we will intensify reform and development of trade unions, chinese communist organizations, women's federations,

thate is where the majority of our social investments are.d so people come to us for all kinds of things but we let folks in the winter sleep and the waiter of the warm sandwich and a blanket. we have people been kicked out of their home find a place to live it. went to all sorts of things that certainly could be done with primary care or another healthcare outlet. but what we need our resources in the community so people are not using any healthcare because they are healthy. though i was better allocator healthcare dollars is very important largely a function of some the economic conversations that we already began but i'd much rather we invest in our communities. >> 758 i want to make sure i get both you and natalie a chance to have some closing thoughts here want to remind folks are in close out here in about two minutes per degree of doctor fisher about a five minute break before we open up after hours. please come join us pretty as you can see we've scratched the surface of an enormous topic i don't many people of course have a point of

yuri rozum’s music workshop is supported by the social investment program native cities gazprom neftw master and other well-known musicians have been helping creatively gifted children and teachers improve their skills and take confident steps to the big stage this year. the master class has already been held in remote northern cities and towns in salekhard november. muravlenko, we are ahead in the program orenburg and omsk, where young musicians are already preparing their works to present the gift of imenyaev to the maestro alexander chernik to lead yurie, khanty-mansiysk. news sergei on the watch short of russia can't to guarantee the safety of ships going along the grain corridor after the suspension of participation in the agreement turkey ukraine and the un have agreed on the movement of 16 dry cargo ships to moscow today, such a decision does not oblige to anything. in brazil, following the results of the presidential elections, louis returns to power on donkey lula da silva, after counting almost 100% of the votes, he is ahead of the incumbent head of state, however, by less

and if we look about putting, investing in social care, we are investing in families, and if that helpsms of needing more services to go in and support them. and, equally, if we can invest in social care and we can keep people in work for longer, that not only helps their short—term finances but longer term, too, towards pensions. so, we can't emphasise enoughjust too, towards pensions. so, we can't emphasise enough just how important it is to invest in social care. i mean, if we go back to breaks, for example, carers have a really tough time looking after relatives during the pandemic, 72% had not had a break since then. many are pushed, really, to breaking point. so, you know, we were talking to somebody whose husband was discharged from hospital, and she hadn't had a break, not even to go out for a walk, even, in three to four months, simply because they couldn't get enough care. and even when families have the money to pay for this, either through direct payments or they are paying for it privately, they are paying for it privately, they are paying for it privately, they are shoppin

of investment to create new whether it's with corporations and fully understanding what motivates a corporation to partner and digging into the science and mechanics of corporate philanthropy and social impact investment is is key. so you are spot on we needed to diversify our work with really smart folks that care about our mission what we do and we do such cool stuff. i have to say there's some really great things that have happened. well, i want to switch gears and focus on how can i say this? can you spell a little tea for me. i'm trying to behave. so a few months ago, some of you may have heard there was a little drama and there's been some ongoing drama regarding historic plantations that have chosen to present an inclusive history, which means opening the discussion around enslaved people, their lives how they were shaped positively, negatively, whatever on the plantation. and not everybody likes this and we saw this play out in a very, very tangible way starting in late march into april with montpelier and in 2018, mt. hillyer had a summit which you and i were a part of creating a rubric for interpreting slavery and doing descendant community engagement and they've been doing

if we can sort out social care and invest in it, we can unlock it. >> let's turn our attention to italy the leader of the far right party has been advised by the president to form a government. the new government will be formally sworn in on saturday morning. she has the coalition with two other parties on the right. the former prime minister silvio berlusconi. they will lead the first far right government since the second world war. let's talk about what kind of government that might be. a professor of politics. the first far right government since mussolini. is that how far right it will see -- it will be? >> think what you're seeing is correct. there is a clear distinction in terms of balance of power within the coalition and brothers of italy which is the far right element of the government, clearly the party thatas lost power within the coalition. we also have to keep in mind the way in which the brother of italy is approaching rule as prime minister. if you look at the way in which, for example, she has addressed issues in terms of foreign policy over the past week, we have to rea

invested, correct? >> not necessarily. there are some people who care about other things. there are people who care about esg, environmental, social, and government factors. they will not invest gas because they do not think that is good for the global climate situation. generally investors are trying to get a good return on their money and do it in a legal and ethical way. >> someone who owns a venture capital firm, are you an esg investor? >> carlisle as one of the best esg programs. we do look at esg standards, but it is not the only thing we look at. if something looksd but it is a bad investment will not do it. >> do you agree with the esg philosophy? >> the esg philosophy means different things to different people. some people would say like david whom i interviewed that you shouldocusrincipally on esg and you will get better rates of returns. other people think now esg is being overemphasized and some people think there is a wave of bad feelings towards esg investment. that is not my view but some people feel esg as gotten much attention. >> there was a young man standing over here who is very excited to have you sign his b

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if elected, i will priorize investing in educators and students social emotional well being and academics. providing budget trans paraphernalias and accountable and prosecute meeting collaborative decision make. il use my 20 years of experience wing for local gentleman and nonprofits to help young people succeed in college, careers and life. and 10 years of experience helping immigrants become u.s. citizen. shifting w accomplice and school community culture to be safer and positive for everyone. i will bring all this experience to support curriculum and programs and strengthen per inship this is prepares stounts for college and liveable wage careers. on november 8 vote karen fleshmachine for cool board. >> hi i'm ann sheur the immigrant and business person on the san francisco school board and running this november. i spent 25 year work nothing high-tech as a professional and entrepreneur running my own companies. i don't got involved in school approximately ticks during the pandemic had nightmy sons enroll in the public schools disengage friday learning doing zoom school. they were playi

i mean, senior citizens who are facing higher prices, they're gonna get a social security investmentire. up over 8% to account for inflation. rob vince loved to cut that. >> something i heard this go round was sermon this into 2016. but we weren't just hearing it. from democrats or from republicans. it's a choice of less or two people. that's exactly what to pass out about hillary clinton donald trump, and, nauseam over and over and over. and now they're describing their senate choice. maybe they just concede himself votive dr. oz. and then the, day what am i going to do? i'm going to lean a bit more republican? maybe i'll go with them? my brother sat that john fetterman has recovered accordingly and i'm gonna go ahead and vote and that direction. it really is this sliver of just 25% i just decided the fate of democracy. >> did it seem like voters who want to vote republican know what they're voting for or they're just not sure whether when it comes right now. >> a lot of voting against the current status. what they see is biden policies that put a lot of money into the economy and c

the development of the construction industry and our gdp and other grasses of the economy of investments, social facts about which we talked, that is, and by the way, such an effect, which educational effect must be understood, that is, people today will be digitized, that is, they will enter the information themselves, that is, come in, that is, everyone participates in their the level of digitalization and for the detailing of other segments of the economy. because in order to issue loans in an automated mode, you need an automated pull-up of all registers. attention, you are a citizen of ukraine. that is, you have to work in white. that is, you have to receive income, er, officially, because if you conditionally do not receive income, er, then you will not be able to be even under 7%, that is, participants of that what before that, the bank should analyze your financial condition and your capacity. therefore, this is also a very important issue, because the level of the shadow economy of our country is very, very large. today , we are also talking about primary and secondary as a market, that

if you want to invest as a retail investor or any investor, if you want to invest in social media right now, you're about to not have the twitter option. you don't have the twitter option anymore it's really close to $54 s.20 a share, and twitter is off the table. meta, meta is not moving based on anything having to do with social media it's based on how much zuckerberg is spending on the metaverse. tiktok, you can't invest in that it's pretty much snap and is there -- pinterest, maybe? some of the biggest players are not really investable options right now, right >> yeah. well, look, and i think there's also this question, and we're going to talk about pinterest more later in the show, but is it more of a social shopping platform rather than a social network? some of snap's most valuable features are communications features, not necessarily social networking we need to take a step back and re-examine sort of what are these social platforms maybe they're not so much about the social network as they are about communications and groups and other things like that we're seeing a redefinitio

investment in any way to the oil and gas industry. that includes offering products of environmental social governance standards. and of course there's an irony here given that black rock is heavily invested in fossil fuel industries, there certainly is a little bit of an irony there. and there is a lot of movement towards more value driven investment. teddy, but this intervention by stay 15, new and different. where did you see this trend going? it's certainly become a trend and i would say that we're going to see more of it perhaps on other issues . we saw louisiana make a similar move earlier this month, pull out $800000000.00. and we've also seen a number of states republican elected officials enact laws or proposed was in florida, texas, west virginia, oklahoma to limit or punish, or band companies, financial services, and businesses that speak to limit any investment or lending or what have you on the oil. and gas industry, and of course, black rock is getting a beating from the left as well for being invested in oil and gas in the 1st place . so black rock will have to decide which side they're going to fo

investment program or common of all, as well as with incentives for consumption, humans and investments for social security, obsolete we mastered the crisis good to my son with wolfgang show adler in charge of germany's finances. his fist concept was set in stone, a strictly balanced budget mechanism to put santee became part of the journal constitution for decade. it was centered visually with the debt clock is a f dash b, which after july those fees, debt clock is more of a symbol of the new ah again, they get a little harvesters or immigrants dolock. if they come in, everything you enjoy, eating at home with your family, was harvested by people who are being exploited. it's done, i guess, for free, and we're going to need to. uh huh. we can keep doing what we're doing. need to become a sustainable as possible, and that's why your green revolution is absolutely necessary. europe review the future thing, determine now how documentary series will show you how people, companies and countries are we thinking everything that's making later changes were made on food? uber and for massive cyber attack

. >> there is a new trend in the united states when it comes to investing called es' environmental socialernance movement, what is your take. >> i don't believe in this. even capitalism protects the environment. you don't need all of these things. maybe you know the economic freedom, was free and not free. the top you have free countries like switzerland and at the bottom like north korea or venezuela. and there's another, epi burned environmental protections from yale universityse and if you lok at the correlation, qc countries were the best, the freest countries. i think you don't need things like this. >> site two books in your book the power of capitalism you talk about thomas, the capitol in the 21st century jason riley's please stop helping us. why did you bring up those two books? >> one of the greatest books i can recommend to everyone. please stop helping us written by a black american, the welfare state and all the things that are good but bad for them. please stop helping us.ou it's the same the only here in the united states but worldwide. the continent got so much aiden in af

we must stay on the path of socialism, political investment with chinese characteristics, uphold party leadership surrounding the country by the people, and ensure the principal position of the people is a full expression to their will, protect their rights and interest, and spark fair trade. we will improve the system of institution through which the people around the country will encourage participation and political affairs and the ability to engage in competition, decision-making, and oversight in accordance with the law. we will inspire the people's motivation, so as to consolidate and develop a lively, stable and united political atmosphere. we will strengthen the institution through which the people around the country, we must uphold and improve our countries fundamental, basic and important political system. expand democratic channels and diversify the forms of democracy. we support and ensure that peoples -- people exercise the state powers to the people's congress. we will intensify reform and development of trade unions, chinese communist organizations, women's federations,

we are talking about a reduction in payments to the social insurance system, corporate investments and investments of a large corporation are not planned to be increased by taxes, whether this is margaret thatcher's plan or something others? i can’t say now, but it’s absolutely certain that the experts didn’t believe in this plan, they did n’t believe it, and investors also say this now, and the investors are leaving britain and the amount of those who are called is colossal. i don't want to speculate. i've heard a few options here for the amount that's gone already from the uk but also an indicator of the fact that fitch has already downgraded the forecast as well. uh, then the stander lowered the forecast. but, as far as i understand, now everyone is waiting for the same thing to be done to him, that is, the country ceases to be attractive because there is no explanation of what they are going to do completely incomprehensible. where will the funding for all these come from? what actually compensates? these measures again print money in the country without this double-digit inflation

i would invest in social care.dum, sorry. | but i am. ijust think we need it. i never wanted brexit either. and i'm sure he'll make a good job as a prime minister, _ but i trust oor wee - nicola sturgeon, you know? i love her. the issue of independence is never far from the surface of politics in scotland. for some voters, it is the number one priority. but even so, right now, almost everyone wants to know exactly what rishi sunak is going to do about what he calls a profound economic crisis. what can a new pm do for the people of porthcawl? can he quell the storm many here feel is rising? at his cafe, mehmet counts empty tables. customers are cutting back, inflation eating up his income. he hopes rishi sunak will help, and, as in the pandemic, encourage people to eat out to help out. maybe a little business like ours can get support from the government. maybe tax free, or vat can be looked into. annette and alice are mother and daughter. neither is convinced voters in wales will relate to mr sunak, or that he can