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and now with tesco, anybodyjoins sainsbury�*s. and now with tesco, anybody joins the sainsbury�*s.problem is it can make no sense. in this case that bizarre analogy that came from nowhere has some relevance. the bbc understands that the issues that tesco has been experiencing, that means they have been delivering to the majority of their customers, but some have not had their deliveries, they are unconnected, the bbc understands, to that sainsbury�*s issues. i am sure there will be it people scratching their heads at tesco and sainsbury�*s today thinking, what on earth has gone wrong with the system? maybe they have got those answers, may they are still looking for them. while some tesco customers may not receive some of their deliveries later today, the issues that were causing the tesco issues have now been resolved. it is one of those things, it is easy to pass this off as you can just nip out to the supermarket, or get a takeaway. but there are some people who are relying on those deliveries, people who have may be there at sunday roast for those who are traditional enough, not

now, let's start with tesco. they are dealing with tesco. they've said in their statement that a small number of deliveries weren't able to be fulfilled across the weekend yesterday, mainly because of the tech issue that they experienced yesterday. and then we go on to sainsbury's, who were doing an overnight software update. and that, of course caused a disruption to the online orders that had been made and were due to be delivered yesterday. so people ended up going into shops. but again, there was an issue there with contactless payments , people coming out of payments, people coming out of the store, out of the store. when we were in, in south london and they were saying we went in there, wanted to pay, but we couldn't use our contactless payment method. and of course the atm outside well was the atm outside as well was having issues at the time. but sainsbury's have gone on to say that has now been resolved. now, of course, many people rely on deliveries, particularly on the weekend . saturday is a big weekend. saturday is a big shoppin

the court of appeal today threw out tesco's appeal against the ruling last year.ith us on bbc news. hello there. although south—east england and east anglia kept a lot of cloud during tuesday, the rest of the uk actually the weather brightened up quite nicely, with some good spells of sunshine coming through — for example, here in county durham. and it was mild, especially around lincolnshire. temperatures widely here reached around 16 celsius. but the next weather system is already showing on the satellite picture, with cloud thickening from the south—west. and overnight tonight, we're looking at rain moving in. now the rain will be at its heaviest across northern ireland, northern england, wales, and probably the north midlands. temperatures keeping up at around 9—11 celsius across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland, around sixes and sevens. wednesday, then, we start off with rain in northern ireland — but the wettest weather looks likely to affect wales, northern england, and the midlands through the course of the day. it's not clear that we'll se

tesco also cancelled a number of online orders.ng online for delivery to your door has become a popular way to get the weekly shop in, but sainsbury�*s admitted it couldn't fulfil the vast majority of orders placed for today. it blamed a technical error relating to a software update overnight. and after customers took to social media to express their frustration, the ceo wrote a personal letter. simon roberts said... services at some physical stores, like this one, have also been affected with disruption to click and collect and customers unable to use contactless payments. although sainsbury�*s confirmed people have still been able to use chip and pin and, of course, cash. separately, britain's biggest supermarket chain, tesco, said technical issues had forced it to cancel some online orders, which were due to be delivered today. it also apologised to customers for any inconvenience. 0rdering online has changed the retail landscape and has become increasingly important to the way we shop. glitches like this in systems is the last

tesco said customers affected. are working to fix a technical issue, which has meant we have had to cancel some onune we have had to cancel some online that were due for online orders that were due for delivery today. we're sorry for the i bet they the inconvenience. i bet they are . well, let's over to our are. well, let's get over to our national theo chikomba national reporter, theo chikomba theo , talk to about what theo, talk to us about what a gwan. going on? gwan. what's going on? >> yeah, well, it's not one, but it's two of one of the, well, the biggest supermarkets in the uk. sainsbury's and tesco's have said today that they're having it issues when it comes to people ordering online. now we're at sainsbury's here in woolwich and people have been coming here saying they're having some technical issues inside , whereas in the past well inside, whereas in the past well earlier today there would have been using contactless, but now they're having to put their card in and use the old fashioned way of chip and

, - use paracetamol from tesco, otherwise _ use paracetamol from tesco, otherwise we _ use paracetamoli otherwise we will be in trouble use paracetamol from tesco, - otherwise we will be in trouble from the regulators _ otherwise we will be in trouble from the regulators l— otherwise we will be in trouble from the regulators— the regulators. i want to come back to that point. _ the regulators. i want to come back to that point, because _ the regulators. i want to come back to that point, because we _ the regulators. i want to come back to that point, because we have - to that point, because we have mike in exeter who work from our —— for a pharmaceutical company. you think there is some jiggery—pokery going on? it there is some “iggery-pokery going on? ., , there is some “iggery-pokery going on? . , , there is some “iggery-pokery going on? , , ., there is some “iggery-pokery going on? . , , , ., ., , on? it has been brought out in this programme _ on? it has been brought out in this programme in _ on? it has been brought out in this programme in that, _ on? it has been brought out in t

tesco said it was "disappointed" with the ruling but lidl said it was "delighted".otic withdrawal from afghanistan in 2021, testified in front of congress. they placed blame on both the trump and biden administrations for the pull—out that led to the rapid collapse of the afghan government, and allowed the taliban, characterised as a terrorist organization by the us and the uk, to seize control of the country. mark milley, formerjoint chiefs of staff chairman, and kenneth mckenzie, who led the us central command, were speaking to a house foreign affairs committee hearing on the withdrawal from afghanistan on tuesday. it was their first testimony since each of them retired, allowing them to be more candid then in previous testimonies. having a plan is one thing. preparing the plan, vetting the plan, coordinating the plan with the people that are going to actually carry you out, the department of defense, that's another set and that was too little, too late. it was my judgment that it was far too little, far too late. was that your assessment, general milley? it was.

tesco software update. tesco experienced similar problems but on a smaller scale . both chains on a smaller scale. both chains have apologised to customers and say unrelated issues have say the unrelated issues have been resolved . vaughan gething been resolved. vaughan gething has been elected as the next welsh labour leader in the new first minister of wales. he will become the first black leader of any european country . become the first black leader of any european country. mr gething won a narrow contest against his only rival jeremy miles, taking 51.7% of the vote. he's expected to be confirmed as first minister on wednesday, when a vote will take place in the senate, and he will replace mark drakeford, who has held the post since 2018. it means no uk nafion since 2018. it means no uk nation will be led by a white male for the first time since devolution began in the late 1990s. >> today we turn a page in the book of our nation's history , a book of our nation's history, a history that we write together , history that we write together, not just because i have

tesco denied scheme. tesco denied infringement and took a challenge to the court of appeal last month, and a ruling was handed down today . the court handed down today. the court dismissed tesco's appeal, meaning they'll now have to switch to a new clubcard logo within the coming weeks. and lastly , britain's roads are at lastly, britain's roads are at breaking point as pothole numbers reach an eight year high. a report found just 47% of local road miles were being rated as being in good condition, with 36% in an adequate condition, but i7% rated as poor. the asphalt industry alliance said councils were expected to fix 2 million potholes in the current financial year. potholes in the current financial year . the amount financial year. the amount needed, though, to fix the backlog of local road repairs has reached a record £16.3 billion. that's up i6% from a year ago. that's the news. for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen right now or go to gbnews.com slash a

we saw it yesterday with mcdonald's and today, sainsbury�*s and tesco.365 days a year. so, it's frustrating for the businesses, it's frustrating for the customers. sainsbury�*s owns argos, which was also affected by the software issues. the supermarket giant said it's doing everything it can to get back to business as usual. marc ashdown, bbc news. leading doctors are warning that blood sugar monitors being promoted across social media are unnecessary for people who don't have diabetes, and in the most extreme cases could put some at risk of eating disorders. the devices are part of a trend for personalised nutrition, spearheaded by companies like zoe. our health and disinformation reporter rachel schraer has been getting the details. blood glucose monitors like these have been used by people with diabetes for years. now, zoe is trying to bring them to people without the condition and you will find their trademark yellow logo everywhere, on social media, on bus stops and even branded yoghurt drinks in your local supermarket. but the health technology com

in the past week payment system issues have also affected sainsburys and tesco stores.tell us more. what has been happening? it is the biggest bakery chain in the uk but customers looking for a coffee this morning may have been greeted by a sign saying having an issue with the tills. some of the stores were closed and some could not accept card payments and some could not even accept cash. some people were angry or even amused on social media. greggs said it was resolved by mid—morning and the majority of stores are back open. find by mid-morning and the ma'ority of stores are back open.h stores are back open. and it is not the first time _ stores are back open. and it is not the first time a _ stores are back open. and it is not the first time a big _ stores are back open. and it is not the first time a big company - stores are back open. and it is not the first time a big company like l the first time a big company like this has had it issues, what is going on? fin this has had it issues, what is going on?— this has had it issues, what is going on? this has had it issue

their their being able to get their their tesco sainsbury's orders, tesco and sainsbury's orders, whyeople just, know, why can't people just, you know, get derrieres and go get off their derrieres and go down to the supermarket themselves, everyone. is it a big deal or not. that is it. yeah, but how did people do things before ? things before? >> elderly people ask a neighbour who asked a neighbour. >> it's not fits all. >> it's not one size fits all. come on this the world got by fine before we had food deliveries. >> come on. what happened to asking a neighbour to go and get your groceries? >> just going back to the point doesn't shambles doesn't it? today's shambles prove be more prove that we should be more encouraging of cash shops. for example, london should be example, in london should be taking it. we shouldn't be going into coffee shops or restaurants where they say, oh, don't where they say, oh, we don't take cash. does it. they take cash. that does it. they should be. >> does irritate cash. that >> that does irritate cash. that does me. does irritate me. >> let's it what >>

you're going to need two tesco bags! i know, i'm going to need two tesco bags! yet. i'm not ready for that yet. do you know who got six in their entire career? who? michaeljackson. you know who else got six in their entire career? who? david bowie. you're equal to them now in terms of brit awards. what even...? nah. yeah. wow. so it's a big night. and, you know, after having years of your dreams being frustrated, tonight they've come true, right? yeah, tonight — this has been the night of my life. this has been the best night of my... the best night of my life, hands down. without a shadow of a doubt, the best night of my life. will it ever get better than this again? mate! yeah. but luckily they got it all on camera, so i'll be able to relive it! that's true. will you watch it back? do you think you'll... oh, yeah, 100%! what?! i didn't plan anything i was going to say, i just went up there. i was so shocked. it also feels so weird. like, in that moment, it's so like, kind of like floating and you'rejust like, whoa, what is happening? you know? it's quite an ou

you�*re going to need two tesco bags. i know, i�*m going to need two tesco bags!e equal to them now in terms of brit awards. what even? nah. yeah. best night of my life, hands down, without a shadow of a doubt. will it ever get better than this again? mate... tell me about your grandma, agatha. isn�*t she beautiful? she�*s amazing. listen, that woman raised me. my parents worked full—time, so she took me to and from school. she lived with us. she moved from ghana to raise me. ——she moved from ghana to come and raise us. i owe her everything. but raye wasn�*t the only winner. dua lipa won best pop artist and opened the show with a spectacular performance of her new single, training session. # got me feeling pretty good...# # not the best idea...# sza won the best international artist award. chase & status celebrated their win for best producer with a performance of disconnect with becky hill. # can�*t get you out of my head...# and the show closed with a celebratory performance from kylie minogue. # i know you wanna take me home padam, padam...# she had been awarde

online deliveries were disrupted for sainsbury�*s and tesco on saturday. correspondent marc ashdown is outside a greggs store. what�*s going on? what's going on? it may be britain's bi est what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery _ what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery chain _ what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery chain but _ what's going on? it may be britain's biggest bakery chain but anyone - biggest bakery chain but anyone turning up front see in the coffee or breakfast but this morning might have been greeted by a sign instead saying we�*ve got some issues with our tell. some greggs branches had to stay close to the morning, others couldn�*t accept card payments. greggs lend a technical issue, apologised and said by late morning its famous sausage rolls were back on the menu again. mcdonald�*s on friday, tesco and sainsbury�*s on saturday, greggs today so what is going on? there is no suggestion anyone has been cyber hacked but the cause seems to be computer systems and one security expert told me you can�*t rule

you're going to need two tesco bags. i know, i am going to need two tesco bags!e. don't do that yet, i'm not ready for that yet! do you know who got six in their entire career? who? michaeljackson. you know who else got six in their entire career? who? david bowie. you're equal to them now in terms of brit awards. what even?! nah. yeah! wow. so, it's a big night and after having years of your dreams being frustrated, tonight they've come true. tonight, this has been the night of my life. the best night of my life, hands down, without a shadow of a doubt. the best night of my life. will it ever get better than this again? mate... but luckily they've got it all on camera, so i'll be able to relive it. that's true. will you watch it back? oh, yeah, 100%. what? i didn't plan anything i was going to say. i just went up there. i was so shocked. it also feels so weird, like, in that moment, it's so, like, feels like floating and you're just... what?! what is happening, you know? it's quite out of body vibe. and in that room, all of those stars, like, you could see how m

fran tesco ben ihle one and qatar. he took the lead on the opening lap. of the south african brad binder. he writes for ducati and is looking to win the title for the third year. the six time champion mark mike finished fourth on his debut following his switch from honda. and indeed you have witnessed already on sports day there is some interesting reaction to a big game of the day in the english premier league between liverpool and manchester city. jurgen klopp thinks they should have had a late penalty you can decide for yourself. the go to the bbc sport website where there is much more in the days sports news. he is therefore now. but for me and all the sports team, it is goodbye from me. hello there. march so far has been quieter but colder, and the wind direction has played its part. we've seen an easterly wind so far, and in the last few days, it's brought a lot of cloud in off the north sea and temperatures struggled along those exposed coasts — only around six degrees. but the story is set to change as we go through the next few days. with the win

tesco affected to a lesser extent. going out the door. claire, have you had a similar experience? >> yes, there's two branches very near to me and they're chip and pin systems went down and obviously people going obviously people were going out then get cash out of the cash then to get cash out of the cash machine, which ran out of cash. so they were abandoned trolleys and crying children all over the place. >> crazy. it's i mean, it just goes you reliant we goes to show you how reliant we are these supermarkets. are on these supermarkets. sajeela, almost all of sajeela, all, almost all of sainsbury's online grocery deliveries were cancelled. terrible. can you think of all of parties, the events that of the parties, the events that didn't because of that? didn't happen because of that? >> , sainsbury's, >> oh, sainsbury's, sainsbury's, sainsbury's, come on. and you were out of blueberries. >> oh, by the way, here's one point, it proves the importance of cash. doesn't it, when these systems go down. >> diana. just. yes

tesco does not have blood on its hands . it? tesco does not have blood on its hands.top to this . but have to put a stop to this. but it's not just universities and supermarkets under attack from the mob. no, a kebab shop in bradford was the scene of a pro—palestine fuelled riot . can pro—palestine fuelled riot. can you guess what the owner, salahuddin yousef's crime was? no, it's not avocados this time. something much worse. he dared to sell coca—cola , the same to sell coca—cola, the same coca—cola company that until recently had two plants employing hundreds of gazans in gaza. employing hundreds of gazans in gaza . mr yousef, who sustained gaza. mr yousef, who sustained a bruised lip in the melee , even bruised lip in the melee, even had a free palestine poster in his window. look at the state of this. this is just a kebab shop in bradford. they're just beating it. why for what? look at him. he's getting battered in the face. they're seriously. nothing will be good enough for this lot. pro—palestine sticker in the flipping window. and they're battering him because

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it follows card payment outages at the supermarkets sainsbury�*s and tesco on saturday, and mcdonald's tills in some shops, but that the majority of shops affected are now able to take card and cash payments again. you are up—to—date. we will see you for another edition of world business report very soon, goodbye! hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm olly foster. a spanish court has ruled that the former barcelona and brazil footballer dani alves can be conditionally released from jail on a i million euro bail pending an appeal against his conviction for rape. the ao—year—old has served about a quarter of his ir.5 year sentence. he has been detained since january last year after being charged with raping a woman in a barcelona nightclub in december 2022. he was found guilty of the offence at trial last month. his bail conditions include relinquishing both his brazilian and spanish passports, so he cannot leave the country and an obligation to appear before the court on a weekly basis. the former world tennis number one, caroline wozniacki, says simona halep shouldn't have been given a

and then i get to tesco's on my way home. they don't tesco's on my way home.out someone automatic doors without someone opening for you, because opening the for you, because you've people you've got too many people nicking i on nicking stuff, and then i get on the morning the tube this morning and someone's their flipping nails. >> where your >> where do you clip your toenail? is this country like, where clip your toenails where do you clip your toenails into? in my household, into? because in my household, that's it is . that's quite a debate, it is. well, my husband gets furious. where do it? into bin where do you do it? into the bin , into the bath, the loo. , into the bath, into the loo. not the tube. that's the. not on the tube. that's the. >> can you give us a demonstration of the tut that you gave? >> it was feel feel you >> it was i feel you, i feel you could have done that better. >> i feel like you let yourself down. >> no no no no no. blithering joe biden never seems to fail at making blunder , even in the making a blunder, even in the most serious

now separately, tesco, the largest supermarket chain in the uk, reported this afternoon.d some problems with physical stores like this one, disruption to click and collect and customers unable to pay using contactless — touching your card. although sainsbury�*s did confirm people have been able to use chip and pin and of course cash all day long. sainsbury�*s of course also owns argos. that's had the same sorts of problems. the supermarket giant does say it is working as hard as possible to fix these issues and get back to business as usual as soon as possible. marc ashdown there. more than 75 billion blocks of lego are sold every year — but it's notjust for kids. artist nathan sawaya has been creating large pieces of art which are now on display at an exhibition in east london. nathan told us what inspired him. i use lego bricks for two reasons. one, i think aesthetically there's something there. i like the distinct lines, the sharp corners on all those rectangular pieces. when you see my work up close, you're going to see all these right angles, these blocks and squares

spark owns 5 dispensaries in the bay area and vp of marketing tesco foid says for 20 is always a good marketing opportunity. like to do community of and because it's a way for us to get to know our neighbors. and it's a way for us to get to now the people around us that are coming into our store and it also helps the stigmatize it organizers had to cancel because of citywide budget cuts and a lack of sponsorship due to the current cannabis industry and economy board of directors president for the california cannabis industry association, karen woodson says there's been a 30% loss of cannabis brands in the last year. the cannabis industry specifically in california is overtaxed. >> we're over regulated. we face unchecked competition from illicit markets and the vast majority of cities and counties throughout the state continue to prohibit sales of any current. she would like to see state legislation passed to lower taxes on the industry. 12 ounce beer. you're getting a $0.2 tax on out for a half gram joint. you're being tax $1.10. san francisco reckon park department has staff the popu

spark owns 5 dispensaries in the bay area and vp of marketing tesco foid says for 20 is always a good marketing opportunity. we like to do community of and because it's a way for us to get to know our neighbors. and it's a way for us to get to now the people around us that are coming into our store and it also helps the stigmatize organizers had to cancel because of citywide budget cuts and a lack of sponsorship due to the current cannabis industry and economy board of directors president for the california cannabis industry association, karen woodson says there's been a 30% loss of cannabis brands in the last year. the cannabis industry specifically in california is overtaxed. >> we're over regulated. we face unchecked competition from illicit markets and the vast majority of cities and counties throughout the state continue to prohibit sales of any kind. she would like to see state legislation passed to lower taxes on the industry. 12 ounce beer. you're getting a $0.2 tax on out there for a half gram joint. you're being tax $1.10. san francisco reckon park department has staff the p

spark owns 5 dispensaries in the bay area and vp of marketing tesco foid says for 20 is always a good marketing opportunity. we like to do community of and because it's a way for us to get to know our neighbors. and it's a way for us to get to now the people around us that are coming into our store and it also helps the stigmatize it organizers had to cancel because of citywide budget cuts and a lack of sponsorship due to the current cannabis industry and economy board of directors president for the california cannabis industry association. karen woodson says there's been a 30% loss of cannabis brands in the last year. the cannabis industry specifically in california is overtaxed. >> we're over regulated. we face unchecked competition from illicit markets and the vast majority of cities and counties throughout the state continue to prohibit sales of any current san francisco rec and parks department has staff the popular event since 2017 rangers in cleanup crews that cost around $40,000 according to a spokesperson for the department camera barrick app or 10, she says a volleyball and

sainsbury's, tesco . all within sainsbury's, tesco.hin 24 hours of each other. >> well, we've got a sausage roll for here you. there we go. look. oh, delicious. andrew is literally recoiling. this is breakfast. i don't mind eating my greggs on tv, no one else is going. it just me. sorry. viewers at home listeners, if you let me tell you she never shares. >> oh while she's eating there is a major story going on and the we're not sure if the police are involved yet, but the london clinic where the princess of wales was treated there is a major security scare because hospital bosses looking it's in the front page of the daily mirror today that a member of staff , or more than one, was staff, or more than one, was caught trying to access her own private medical records. >> it's very serious this because hospital bosses because senior hospital bosses have kensington palace have spoken to kensington palace about breach, and about the potential breach, and they we firmly they claim, they say, we firmly believe our patients no believe that all

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sainsbury�*s says it was caused by an overnight software update — tesco —says it�* also working to fixy felt a lot chillier across south—eastern parts of the country, but we have all seen the cloud increasing and there has been some rain and drizzle in the air as well. low pressure is staying probably out to the west, but well ahead of it, this cloud is getting thrown our way, and these weather fronts will bring the wetter weather and that is pushing east. it will clear away from northern areas overnight, but across england and wales, coming up from the south—west, we will see rain developing more widely by the early hours. not welcome rain by any means. eight or nine celsius, but where the cloud breaks later in northern scotland, temperatures down to three orfour celsius. unlike today, tomorrow is going to be an improving picture, where we will see the rain clearing, sunshine coming through and that could lead to a few showers here and there. the rain should not last too long in wales, but you can expect a wet start in the midlands first thing. the cloud will then break, sunny spells

tesco has denied infringement and took a challenge to the court of appeal last month. but in a ruling today, the court dismissed tesco's appeal, meaning they'll now have to switch to a new clubcard logo the coming clubcard logo within the coming weeks . britain's roads are at weeks. britain's roads are at breaking point as pothole numbers reach an eight year high, a report found. just 47% of local road miles were being rated as being in good condition, with 36% adequate and i7% rated poor, the asphalt industry alliance said councils are expected to fix around 2 million potholes in the next financial year. the amount needed to fix the backlog, though, of local road repairs, has now reached a record £163 has now reached a record £16.3 billion. has now reached a record £163 billion. that's up 16% from a year ago. that's the latest news. for the latest stories, do sign up for gb news alerts, scan the qr code on the screen right now or go to gb news. com slash alerts . alerts. >> all right welcome along. let's do this. so labour's shadow chancellor rachel reeves told you to

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we have built a basis of trust with our colleagues from tesco and i see positive spirit with the teamsn the ground and where people focus on technology and we will very soon also give more details on the first level of the organization. that's another big milestone to push forward with the integration step. >>> iwg has posted record revenue of 3.3 billion pounds alongside a 30% jump of annual core profit. the office rental firm said the demand for hybrid work continues to grow, but remains cautious on the outlook. the ceo explained the dynamics in the co-working industry and how the company fails to rival wework. >> the demand for what we are doing is going up as more and more companies want to change. they are looking for locations that are closes to where people live. suburbs and rural locations. we talked a few weeks ago about doing 2,000 locations across the uk. it's a coverage play. it is not about capacity in central london where the wework locations are which are central in new york. there could be oversupply. >>> coming up on the show, bad apple. eu slapping the giant with a 1.

tesco, which had unrelated technical problems that forced it to cancel some of its deliveries, has alsothe businesses, it's frustrating for the customers. but i think of the world where technology is such a big part of our lives, it is something we will have to get used to. when things go wrong, they will go wrong fairly quickly, with fairly big consequences. some experts have criticised sainsbury's for not properly testing the update before implementing it. aina aslam, bbc news. we will talk to a technology expert later, because it isn'tjust sainsbury's, tesco, mcdonald's have had issues. when it goes wrong, what happens to your delivery?— has someone been up bright and early and found a good sunrise. it is has someone been up bright and early and found a good sunrise.— and found a good sunrise. it is up in highland. _ and found a good sunrise. it is up in highland, this _ and found a good sunrise. it is up in highland, this morning i and found a good sunrise. it is up in highland, this morning we i and found a good sunrise. it is up in highland, this morning we are | in highland, this

looking at the goldman sachs note and others, they found allied financial and shell and tesco have moren 30% upside potential. first solar could surge 67% this year. for more and other stories like this, head to cnbc.com/pro. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," a key beneficiary of the key bipartisan law is up since president biden took office. we speak with the ceo next. he will tell you why trehe is more room for the stock to run. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." shares of wesco this morning are closing 3% higher from the upgrade from oppenheimer. the full-year guidance with the mid range above estimates. it supplies electrical com components for businesses. joining me to discuss his outlook for the supply chain is john engel. john, good morning. >> good morning, frank. pleasure to be with you. >> you are having a bit of a busy week. you had the upgrade from oppenheimer esterday. you released updated full-year guidance and you released the common stock dividend under 38 cents a share. what are you seeing in the business? you have a lot of confidence going for

spark owns 5 dispensaries in the bay area and vp of marketing tesco. floyd says for 20 is always a good marketing opportunity. like to do community of because it's a way for us to get to know our neighbors. and it's a way for us to get to now. >> the people around us that are coming into our store and it also helps the stigmatize organizers had to cancel because of citywide budget cuts and a lack of sponsorship due to the current cannabis industry and economy board of directors president for the california cannabis industry association, karen woodson says there's been a 30% loss of cannabis brands in the last year. the cannabis industry specifically in california is overtaxed. >> we're over regulated. we face unchecked competition from illicit markets and the vast majority of cities and counties throughout the state continue to prohibit sales of any kind. she would like to see state legislation passed to lower taxes on the industry. 12 ounce beer. you're getting a $0.2 tax on out there for a half gram joint. you're being tax $1.10. san francisco rec an

, filling tesco with a suitcase, filling it alcohol, someone had it up with alcohol, someone had the bit of cake and celebrate happy birthday! at end, people had birthday! at the end, people had a thought was a meltdown. i thought it was a bit a little bit pathetic, really a little bit pathetic, really a little bit but, many of bit embarrassing. but, many of you touch and say you will get in touch and say but that michelle is because you didn't during didn't lose anyone during the pandemic. if had lost pandemic. and if i had have lost someone, you tell me someone, many of you tell me then would feel then perhaps i would feel differently. did differently. i did you do did you? and feel you? and did you feel differently about partygate as result? >> i agreed with you about it. >> i agreed with you about it. >> you? well, there you go, >> did you? well, there you go, many opinions, many different opinions, i'm sure, there. in sure, out there. get in touch and thoughts. and tell me your thoughts. gb views coming up views a gbnews.com coming up after the break if you're pregnant and i mea

tesco is slightly eaker. >>> asos has the first half sales dropping 18% it expects sells to drop forhe full year. they cited strong cash performance. the stock is up 3% today mandy. >>> thank you, karen come and have a seat we will sit with the specialist at mirabell group. you are excited to talk about ipos it looks like 2024 may be shaping up to be a comeback kid after the record year in 2021 and drying up in 2022. what makes you confident this year is a good one for ipos? >> amanda, we have clear signs of ipo comeback. as a reminder, reddit raised more than $500 million we know that it is a loss making company. it lost $91 million and two years ago losing $159 million. we know they invest a lot in r&d. moinvestors are interested in the comeback you said 2022 was the dry year for the ipos we hav switzerland which was a success for the ipo. if we just look at the number, amanda, for the moment, we had 39 ipos in the u.s this is almost 20% more than the same period last year. it's a comeback and there are several reasons for that. >> this conversation about ipos c came on the back of

tesco experienced similar problems, but on a smaller scale.oth chains have apologised to customers and say the unrelated issues have now been resolved. the man elected as the new first minister of wales has described his victory as a page in the book of the nation's history. vaughan gething won a narrow contest ahead of his only rival, jeremy miles, to win the welsh labour leadership race, taking 51.7% of the vote. he'll also become the first black leader of any european country . become the first black leader of any european country. mr gething is expected to be confirmed as first minister on wednesday, when a vote will take place in the senate. he will replace mark drakeford, who's held the post since 2018. it means no uk nafion since 2018. it means no uk nation will be led by a white male for the first time since devolution began in the late 1990s. >> today we turn a page in the book of our nation's history , a book of our nation's history, a history that we write together , history that we write together, not just because i have the honour

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