speaking of the us presidential debate, shares in trump media slumped on us markets. it runs the former president trumps truth social site. here's ritika gupta with the details. shares at donald trump's social media company plunged over 10% on wednesday following his debate against his presidential election rival, kamala harris. trump media which operates truth social and is majority—owned by trump fell to a record intra—day low. it has become a way for traders to bet on trump's political fortunes and the move comes as his odds of winning the election fell to 47% according to data from a betting website. trump media is also facing the expiration of a lock—up period as soon as september 19 enabling insiders including trump himself to start selling shares. this may add to pressure for the stock, which has struggled badly in recent months resulting in its market valuation falling below 3.5 billion dollars. bangladesh is urgently asking for $5 billion in financial aid from international lenders. the head of the interim government, muhammad yunus, says the money will be use

trump media, which went public earlier this year, is also facing the expiration of a lock up period ashe 19th. this will enable insiders, including trump himself, to start selling shares. this may add to pressure for the stock, which has struggled badly in recent months, resulting in its once $10 billion market valuation falling below 3.5 billion. bangladesh is urgently asking for $5 billion in financial aid from international lenders. the head of the interim government muhammad yunus says the money will be used to stabilise low foreign exchange reserves. a new government was sworn in last month after the ousting of prime minister sheikh hasina. yunnus added that he's of prime minister sheikh hasina. china is taking new measures to attract more foreign investment as the government tries to boost the economy. earlier this week beijing said it'll allow foreign investment in the health care sector. the government is also opening up manufacturing to foreign investment. but there are 29 other sectors that remain under restrictions — including mining and telecommunications. the changes will

shares of trump media, the company which operates the former president's truth social site, slumped onmp's social media company plunged over 10% on wednesday following his debate against his presidential election rival kamala harris. trump media, which operates truth social and is majority owned by trump fell to a record low, at times the stock has become a way for traders to bet on trump australian political fortunes and the move comes as his of winning the election have fallen to 47%, according to betting website predicted. trump media, which went public earlier this year, is also facing me expression of a lock—up period asuna september the 19th, this will enable insiders, including trump himself come to start selling shares. this may add to pressure for the stop the mortgage has struggled badly in recent months, resulting in as once $10 billion market valuation falling below 3.5 builyan. —— 3.5 $1 billion. inflation in the us has cooled to its lowest level for three years, according to officialfigures. it raises expectations the us federal reserve will cut interest rates next week.

there's his new crypto currency venture and his possible sales of his shares of trump media. k times" suzanne craig and russ buttener point out trump's successes aren't the result of shrewd business acumen, they're the results of many, many lucky breaks. good things happened to donald trump. he did not earn most of those big things. he was born. he was discovered by a revolutionary television producer and pushed into the vestment against his will. and from those three bits of good luck came for heivquentlife of more than $1.3 billion. that could still fund a lavish life, and there is no evidence in 50 years of labor donald trump added to his lucky fortunes. he would have been better off betting on the stock market than on himself. joining me now our pulitzer prizewinning investigative reporter suzanne craig and russ buttener, authors of "lucky loser," how donald trump squandered his family fortune and created the illusion of success. congratulations, guys, on this exhaustive, really like delicious read i should say. filled with a lot of new reporting and some deeply informativ

trump media and technology up about 1.5%.looking to regain some ground after shedding another 10% yesterday. the drop comes ahead of the filing deadline for insiders to disclose shares of the parent company of truth social. trump media hovering lower. >>> kb home reports after the bell today. the stock is up 20% over the last three months. kb earnings come after dr horton and lennar. all of the home buildingers hit highs last week. >>> shares of levi's strauss this morning after teasing a possible collaboration with the queen bey herself of an image of her wearing a cowboy hat and introducing a new chapter. they tagged beyonce's account. this comes after the earnings in june missed expectations. >>> moving on to the commercial real estate market. the fed rate cut decision could provide relief to cre owners. many borrower at cheap rates but, struggled once the valuations rose. according to the real estate financing firm marcus, the number of distressed loans is elevated. falling rates could help. for more on this, let's bring

trump is only allowed to start selling his sales on thursday if trump media stock remains above $12 are. today they were trading for about $16 bucks. so is this yet another trump con job? and what are trump's financing actually like these days. susan craig and russ butner join me next to discuss. before. . crest. with bugs, the struggle-is-real. that's why you need zevo traps. zevo works 24/7 to attract and trap flying insects. for effortless protection. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. ♪♪ did you know that 96% of customers recommend the hartford? boy that's higher than most movie ratings. and those who switched to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford? they saved hundreds. for the savings, benefits and best in class claims experience you deserve. make the switch today. to get your free quote call or click today. the buck's got your back. >> i had 20 years of experience as an hr professional and i had reached a ceiling, so i enrolled in umgc. i would not be the person that i am today had it not been for the partnership with umgc. (♪♪) looking good, guys! haha! thanks! oh

dj t, trumps media company closed the day down more than 7%. zooming out of it, it is down more than 60% over the last three months. at one point today the stock dipped below $18 for the first time since it began publicly trading. we are now of course just weeks away from donald trump being able to cash in on his nearly 59% stake in the company, the company that essentially does nothing but provide a blank slate for him to social media post, the agreement to hold off on selling will expire later this month as the presidential race is in its final stages. as of today, donald trump stock, despite it being down 60%, is currently worth more than $2 billion, so many people to consider this to be the most extraordinary workaround of a campaign contribution to one donald trump and if you sell it and you take a loss, guess what. you can write it off. and it was not just a bad day for dj tea. it was a rough day across the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p all having the worst day in nearly a month. wall street will be keeping a very close eye on the new jobs

when we return, shares of donald trump's media stock fell to a new low on the same day donald trump is finally able to sell. what the former president still stands to make, a lot of money for doing absolutely nothing in a company that also does basically nothing. when we return, some voters still want to know more about kamala harris after last week's debate. we're going to talk about these elusive undecided voters, who they are, where they live and what these candidates need to do to win them over. the 11th hour just getting underway on a hot thursday night in l.a. a hot thursday night in l.a. dangerous ladders. gutter muck. yuck. no wonder you hate cleaning your gutters. good thing there's leaffilter. our patented filter technology keeps leaves and debris out of your gutters forever. guaranteed. call 833- leaffilter to get started. and get the permanent gutter solution that ends clogs for good. they took the time to answer all of our questions. they really put us at ease. end clogged gutters for good. call 833.leaf.filter, or visit leaffilter.com today. >>> you know we like to follow

trump. shares of his media firm sink as betting shifts towards a harris victory. staying in fashion — whatever the weather. zara owner inditex sees profits jump — despite some tough times for the retail business. welcome to business today, live from new york. i m ritika gupta. us shares are under pressure at the opening here in new york — despite the latest inflation data in the last hour showing price rises are continuing to ease. the federal reserve wants to be sure inflation is back under control before it begins cutting the cost of borrowing from its two decade high — it's expected to do that later this month. we'll get into more detail on that in a moment — but first, let's take a deeper look now on what's happening with the us economy. according to data out in the last hour — prices rose at an annual rate of 2.5% in august. that was slightly less than the 2.6% markets were expecting — and down from 2.9% injuly. if we look at core inflation though — which strips out volatile elements such as food and fuel — prices were rising at a faster rate — 3.2%. dr sean

trump. shares of his media firms sink as betting shifts towards a harris victory.ging a future for steel. the uk confirms a half—billion pound hand out to save steelmaking in wales but two and a half thousand workers are still expected to lose theirjobs. welcome to business today. "we are turning the page on inflation". that is the claim from the white house — after figures out in the last few hours showed the rate of price rises continuing to ease. the federal reserve wants to be sure inflation is back under control before it begins cutting the cost of borrowing from its two decade high — it's expected to do that later this month. let's show you the details. figures from the us labor department show prices rose at an annual rate of 2.5 percent in august. down from 2.9% injuly. if we look at core inflation though — which strips out volatile elements such as food and fuel — prices were rising at a more aggressive 3.2 percent. our north america business correspondent ritika gupta is in new york. a cut by the fed has been all but promised by them already at their meet

when we return, shares of donald trump's media stock fell to a new low on the same day donald trump is finally able to sell. the former president still stands to make a whole lot of money for doing absolutely nothing at a company that absolutely also does basically nothing and when we return, some voters want to know more about kamala harris after last week's debate. we will talk about the elusive, undecided voters. who in the world they are, where exactly did they live and what these candidates need to do to win them over. "the 11th hour" just getting underway on a hot thursday night in l.a. (♪♪) i wish i had someone like evan when i started. somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you? ooo, tacos! i got you. wait hold on, don't you owe me money? what?! your money is a part of your community, so your bank should be too. like, chase! everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of p

trump media, the company belonging to the former president, was hit by a fresh sell off on wednesday,enjoyed this year alongside the rising political fortunes of donald trump. shares fell more than 6% to less than $17, which is lower than what they were worth at the start of the year. the share price, which hit a peak in april during the former president's criminal trial, has fallen more than 70% from its high. volvo has scrapped its goal to sell only electric vehicles by 2030. it comes amid a slow down in sales growth for electric cars globally, and concerns about costs and charging infrastructure. the swedish auto—maker had been the first among traditional car makers that had pledged a complete switch to electric vehicles. lets take a look at the markets... european markets, a little flat today. asian european markets were generally mixed on thursday after the turmoil the previous days. and another set of below par data but extra focus on the outcome and jobs report. also, equity share prices endured on wednesday the most marches stay since early august after week of us factory acti

shares of trump media, which is majorly owned by the former us president, have jumped by more than 5%osses this year, falling by nearly 70% since march. the gains came after a new national poll suggested donald trump was beating his democratic rival by 1%. donald trump has warned that he will impose even more tariffs on foreign countries if he wins november's election. but these protectionist measures may not benefit workers. that's according to a new report by the world trade organization. our business reporter jonathanjosephs speaks to the wto's chief economist. from the ongoing disruption in the red sea to politicians and their taste for tariffs, global trade is under pressure. this report, though, is a reminder of its role dragging millions out of poverty, making the world a more equal place. since the foundation of the wto 30 years ago, low and middle income countries have, on average, almost tripled their per capita gdp and therefore narrowed the income gap to high—income countries. so what we estimate is that up to one third of this is due to trade cost reductions, in part faci

platform truth social has seen its stock tumbled over the last six months —— the media company trump mediaentral bank will deliver its latest decision on the cost of borrowing. even though the us federal reserve trimmed rates last week, many analysts are expecting policymakers in australia to hold steady at 4.35%. investment expert shane oliver explains the factors that will affect the rba's decision. basically, the reserve bank is still concerned that demand in australia still remains too strong, the labour market remains too tight and, of course, inflation remains too high, particularly in the services sector. and we were told by the reserve bank governor, michele bullock, about two weeks ago that it doesn't expect to be able to cut interest rates in the near term, which has been interpreted as "in the next six months", or by the end of the year, so i suspect that they will leave interest rates on hold yet again given those considerations. so what does the rba want to see, then, before it considers cutting rates? and is that something it is itself working towards? well, i think the ongoi

trump media losing the support of one former "apprentice" speaker. still more ahead on a very busy hour on "worldwide exchange." stay with us. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to recommend us. because advice worth listening to is advice worth talking about. ameriprise financial. (woman) look i got the new iphone 16 pro at verizon. is advice worth talking about. apple intelligence is pret-ty awesome. (man) nice. (woman) you can get it when you trade in any phone. (man) whoa, whoa, whoa! ♪ (vo) at verizon new and existing customers can get iphone 16 pro on us. when you trade in any phone in any condition. only on verizon. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." we approach the deadline for a possible strike at the east coast and gulf coast ports at midnight on monday. the international longshoremen will strike if the union doesn't offer what they want with compensation and restrictions on the use of automation. the unfair labor practice complaint was filed claiming the union refuses to neg

trump. does not mean he was a democrat. social media profile says he was disillusions trump and then supported nikki haley and ramaswamy. not a democrat or a republican for that matter. now, there is still a lot that we don't know about these a parent attempts on trump's life and what might and might not have motivated the gunman. but trump and vance's concern about inflammatory language is fairly disengenious. it has been a week since he claimed on the debate stage that haitian immigrants were eating the pets of local residents. or cats and dogs. that lie has wreaked havoc. the city's mayor received death threats. more than 30 bomb threats. they were forced to cancel a celebration with safety concerns. schools have been evacuated and state police have been dispatched to protect school- aged children. all of it because of something donald trump said. sort of the literal definition of inflammatory rhetoric. despite all of that, along with reported insistence that there is no truth to trump's claim, trump and vance won't give it up. this

company or media entity. know trump had his tv shows. he was, you know, very close friends with some major hollywood producers and had always aspired to be a hollywood producer himself. at one point, thought about to film school and he's somebody who, you know, has had one foot in the world of real estate and business, but also in the world of media. and they had approached him about founding this media and this was right after trump got down to mar a lago and they started brainstorming ideas for different shows trump could have or media ventures he could have know if it was like a paula deen cooking show or a golf show. tiger woods and they started hashing this plan and there were, you know, some conservative stars who at different points, you know, got involved and they were the same time competing with getter, which was, you know, another. social media company that was also to appeal to. but what the formation of of true social in the story in the book show was is so much about trump does does business how he does de

is there talk of nvidia or the trump media company? victor: i cannot tell you that.to be honest. i know i have been making solid trades. it is interesting when you are throwing $20 million, $30 million around like it is nothing. it is fun to call those numbers out. scarlet: [laughter] i can imagine. it has been a big off-season with the nfl allowing private equity, individual investors to take a stake in teams. i am interested to hear from you how you think this will change the player experience for big money to come into the game like this. victor: it will be interesting to see how it changes and how the players think about their deals differently, think about their extensions differently, what markets to play in, what markets not to play in, who is owning the teams and what investments they can do. i am excited to see the future. you can see more ownership going to the players and having more control. who knows? maybe we can have a former player own part of these teams. scarlet: curtis martin, football hall of famer is part of the efforts to get more players of col

shares of trump media, partially owned by the former president, fell on monday to their lowest priceny, which operates social media platform truth social, has seen its stock tumble over the last six months. turning to singapore now, where former transport minister s iswaran is due in court, in what is being called the city's most high profile corruption case. the cabinet minister played a prominent role in bringing business deals like the recent formula i night race to singapore. he has pleaded not guilty to all the charges against him. let's get more on this from my colleague suranjana tewari who is outside the court house. to get us up to speed. is there a sense of the punishment they might face? iswaran iswa ra n ta kes iswa ran takes 35 counts including taking gifts as a public servant, corruption and the obstruction ofjustice, all of which he denies, as you mention. prosecutors allege he took gifts worth more than $300,000 including flights, musical tickets underground tickets and was instrumental in bringing the formula i grand prix to singapore in the night racejust happened l

liz: shares of trump media the parent company of the donald trump majority-owned truth social, are risinge. charlie gasparino on what's next for shares of djt. and mike richter, if you're a hockey fan you know, he was the all-star goalie for the income r new york ranged the team to the 1994 stanley cup victory but two concussions in the games that followed ended his career, and then he had to sit there and ask himself, he was 36 at the time. what do i do when i pulled away from my dream career and all i've known my whole life is hockey? let's enroll in jail university, to finish the college degree, study business and later become the president of the company. let me just do that. that's exactly what he did a different life from playing hockey but former new york rangers goalie mike richter joins me to share his responsible and remarkable story on my pod cost tomorrow. listen on apple, google, spotify, iheartradio of wherever you get your podcasts. dow jones industrials up 157 points charlie's up next. smartsheet helps propel mclaren formula 1 cars to the starting line. thousands of indivi

economy, his own stock, the trump media that has that untrue social platform is down 70%. everything else is sort of rising up with your 401(k), but not if you are an investor in the trump media stock, and yet, yet, we've got to ask princeton what his position is. i don't have an answer as to how he is managed to fool so many people day in and day out. that was a part of my job. >> it is to me, michael, and i will let you take it away, a testament to personal branding and how solidified this idea is, this image of him became during those apprentice years ask some great businessman, a reputation that was earned, not on balance sheets, but on reality tv. >> and that is exactly right. i think eddie and you and i have talked about this, you have so eloquently over recent years, especially, framed this for the country to understand this space we are in. you have an individual who is very good and creative in a space, a wholly fictional space, reality tv, where it was actually rather scripted. but the reality was, for a lots of folks who had checked out of politics, he became th

check out shares of donald trump's media company, it's popping 12%.r president says he won't sell any of his shares that lockup is i believe supposed to expire september 18th allowing him to do so the stock had been briefly halted for volatility and is popping up about 2 bucks to 18 >>> in today's market navigator our trader things the dominant thesis on the consumer is overlooking something and he's running out to capitalize on it. joining me to explain is todd gordon, a cnbc contributor todd, show me your sneakers. >> i knew you were going to ask that i don't have them on, kelly. >> welcome what's the consumer narrative here broadly speaking and what's the trade? >> i knew you were going to ask me that. yeah, so i think a lot of people looking at the consumer discretionary sector specifically xly seeing its range bound related to growth sectorsers like tech and communication and making the judgment on the consumer it's weak, stocks are underperforming going into a recession if you look below the surface there's more happening on the largest cap stoc

it's picked up by the pro-trump media. it's then reported on by everybody else, which makes sure it has about 100% coverage, and people believe it. so i don't know what it's going to be, but it will be something, and we'll have to work very, very hard to make sure that it is exposed as the lie that it is. - secretary clinton, for your time today and for being with us, thank you very much. how about a round of applause (indistinct)? (audience applauds) - [narrator] "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible ipart by: robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. (bright upbeat music) (gentle music) (soft music) - [announcer] you're watching pbs. mister rogers' neighborhood is made possible in part by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [ "won't you be my neighbor?" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪

that's because tomorrow he can start selling off his shares of trump media, which is the company that's behind truth social this is all the more remarkable given trump has invested next to nothing in this venture. it, it's nearly doubled his net worth in just a few years how this happened, all of it is the focus of the new forbes cover story that's out today. it reports on trump's quote, four-year transformation, which made him the first american ever to create billions from his politics my source tonight is the former senior editor, dan alexander, who wrote that cover story. and dan, it's great to have you back because you kind of described this catch 22 that trump is in where selling off 60% of the social media company all or at once, or even in decent sized chunks could crater the share price and leave him with, with less money. ultimately i mean, how does he navigate this it's so tricky, you know, and it's especially tricky with this company. >> it's always a bad look when somebody who owns a company as big shareholder is the ceo sells a bunch of shares. but this company is trump. t

. >> reporter: routh a north carolina man with a criminal record who has criticized trump on social media appeared in court today on two federal gun charges. former president trump unharmed in the incident and spoke with the acting director of the secret service with new questions raised about how someone could get so close to the former president with a firearm. >> coming out of butler i have ordered a paradigm shift. we need to get out of a reactive model and get to a readiness model. >> reporter: trump was playing golf in west palm beach when a secret service agent spotted a rifle nose poking out of a fe fence. trump was between 30500 yards away. law enforcement says an agent fired four to make six rounds at routh who fled the scene, his car and license plate photograph by someone who alerted police leading to his arrest nearly 50 miles away. >> he was displaying no emotion he never so much as asked what's going on. he sat there like he was going to a picnic. >> found at the scene a high caliber rifle with its serial number scratched out, a digital camera and some food to. court docume

it was not long after the first attempt on trump's life that the media's insincere calls to the but thesappeared. trump was back to being the devil incarnate right until sunday. trump was a threat to democracy, a white -- a white supremacist to end western civilization, aside from that not a bad guy. as trump began to take the lead it was clear that their empathy was sincere as a stripper winking that you before the lap dance. what does the media do now? of course the media's idea of toning down the rhetoric -ish shutting down trump. here is nbc anchor alex which i am guessing her middle name is mick. >> we do not know the source of any gunshot we do not know who was responsible for this, the whole thing has yet to be 100% confirmed from start to finish how this all played out. but do you expect to hear anything from the trump campaign about toning down the rhetoric? toning down the violence, or wood that be a typical of the former president? >> greg: weird, if she is not sure it even happens, then how could she know that trump caused it. of course,, the media will not take the brain fo

we are now 10 years into covering donald trump and the media is still choosing to sanitize trump's nonsensical ramblings. the same media that did not shy away from biden's age and mental i queuityquity. there can not be a free pass the stakes are too high. here is my panel. molly, i will start with you. your reaction to that stunning failure. both from trump to answer the specific question about legislation and what i would call, the failure of the media to say trump will pay for childcare by raising tariffs. >> they have to, wherever you quote trump and you look at the transcript i am always like that can not be it. those are not sentences. they put them together to appear nonpartisan. but, appearing nonpartisan makes trump seem like a different person. i would say what was good about that moment was, she asked a very clear question and then she really kind of snuck in a follow up question. she was like, what is your policy and how are you going to implement it. where trump gets in trouble, he gets in trouble a lot of trouble and lying and, you know, where he gets in trouble is when you ask h

agree that that had an impact on the debate. >> i think it felt like a debate between donald trump and the mediahe between donald trump and, the here's, that allows her to skate and get away with a silly string that liz talked about. howard: liz, what is your view of how much impact, i could play more examples but we don't have a three hour show, the abc moderators constantly following in correcting what trump said with the vice president. >> i don't imagine how hard it is to moderate a debate especially when each candidate is given only two minutes to talk, that said 67 million people watching this debate and by not fact checking kamala harris, abc knowing that they were going to be scrutinized about whether they were biased or fair should have bent over backwards and been on hyper alert to do this, instead they gave people at least some of the 67 million viewers ammo to question their neutrality and that's a problem. >> trump seem to get angrier as it went on, that was part of the harris strategy, get under his skin, he said there was nothing to smile about but when he called her a marxist abo

media expose. now turning to lighter note after the intense harris trump debate, social media was flooded with reactions, ex-users as always were quick to offer their own hilarious takes, making the online conversation just as entertaining as the... debate itself, some of the funniest, sharpest and most memorable tweets came from everyday people, here see my time again who gathered few of the best for you. thank you again for having me. i guess we have to dedicate some time to this just you know to have a just to remind everyone how you know comedic this is so he trump wasted no time in stirring the pot as he often does with these trademark insults of his uh his truth social post about camala harris being crazy yeah it not only sparked outrage in some corners but it also became the fuel for countless memes and reactions online so let's take a look at the post itself crazy camala harris the worst vice president in american history, needed a concert to bring people into the atlanta arena, and they started leaving five minutes into her speech, i don't need concerts or entertainers, i just have to make amer

trump to win. we have all of the evidence in front of us as you mentioned in this recent uncovering of a deep integration between the russian state and the makeup mediaworld to know putin once trump to win and of course that stands to reason because trump has made it clear to the world that if he wins he will stop supporting ukraine. so you do not even have to find the hidden evidence of a rush as integration with trump's system to know of course it putin is going to desire the candidate who's going to withdrawal from the ukraine fight. but what we did learn last week was pretty stunning. the company is not named in the charging document everyone knows what this company is it employs a host of very high profile trump supporters. they were deeply in business with the russian state millions of dollars for russian money in order to propagate russia propaganda under the guise of advocacy. and it may be just the tip of the iceberg this major media company one major trump media company that have been infiltrated and funded by the russian government. it is likely that is not the end of the buy up of the information infrastructure by the russian state. >> th

trump is the majority other than of trump media, so the stock trades on his popularity. ienna poll that has trump up is point -- 1 point versus haste, that came out yesterday. the stock went way up because her sugar high has faded, and that came from "the new york times," showing that trump is up. that's why the stock got a boost. we'll see tonight. stuart: so the better trump looks, the higher djt goes. lauren: in a way. i tracked the stock since the day she entered the race. the stock is down 48%. including the gain yesterday. stuart: well, let's see what it does tomorrow morning after the debate. now, palantir, they had a huge gain yesterday. i think they report -- down a fraction morning. what's the story? lauren: they're joining the s&p 500 on monday, september 23rd. so in addition, it gives the stock is a boost because the fund managers have to update their portfolios. palantir or will replace american airlines, and yesterday they trait traded at their highest level in over three years. stuart: bitcoin has been coming back a little from its worst week in more than a

shares in trump media, which operates the former president's social media platform, plunge following beat their international rivals. good to have you with us. live from london, this is business today. i'm sally bundock. we start in the us, where more than 30,000 workers at boeing factories in washington state and oregon will vote today on a new four—year contract put forward by the aerospace giant. the proposed deal, which has been recommended to workers by the iam union, includes a pay rise of 25% over the next four years. but some workers are said to be unhappy with the deal, which falls far short of their original demands. if they reject it, strike action could follow. here's our business correspondent theo leggett. 43 this is a vital moment stop in his work is at its factories in his work is at its factories in washington state and oregon to accept the deal that is being offered, if they don't it could face strikes on the

as for the poll results, they show a small gap between the candidates, although trump media shares fell by 18% after the debate. they expected bloodshed from him, but he ate a siskin. it's amazing, this was said about the fictional city of glupov, but it turned out to be true a century and a half later for all of america as a whole. anything was expected from the debates of the main candidates for the us presidential post, exposure and praise, ups and downs, the collapse of reputations and the strengthening of arinama, but it all turned out with an eaten siskin, well, that is, a dog, of course. people on tv say that their dog was taken from heli. city manager springfield claims that there is no evidence of this. the essence of the problem is the following: in springfield, agaya, the authorities have resettled 20,000 haitian refugees, while the number of residents of the city itself barely reaches 60,000. understandably, the locals are in a panic and regularly complain about the wild customs of the newcomers, who allegedly crushed all the geese in the local park of words. or someone's ca

trump media closed up more than 5% yesterday. national poll out this weekend showing former president trump and vice president kamala harris are neck and neck for the race for the white house. remember, the debate is later tonight coming up. >>> hp enterprise is falling after the stock offering. hpe is using the rowproceeds fo the sale for the takeover. >>> under armour is expecting a bigger operating loss this year. shares are fractionally there aat flat. un underarmour is repopsitioning itself as a brand. >>> coming up, shares on palantir moving lower. yesterday, they surged 14% following the news the company is added to the s&p 500 later this month. i'll talk about that and much more with ceo alex karp at 11:00 a.m. eastern. you will see much more on that interview friday here on "worldwide exchange." we'll be right back after the break. (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is t

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trump responded on social media writing, unfortunately, a democrat turned republican state senator named mike mcdonald decided to get in the way of a great republican common sense