u. s. businesses profit from this angst. i don't feel that there is an ethical issue in it because i have people that come up to me on a pretty much daily if not weekly basis on who thank me for making this a reality, bedroom and danty ver chino does his best to make them comfortable here, he's a trained architect who also finishes the shelters, interiors. they're very much democratized and industry that may have never seen that level of accessibility before. and so now we've opened this whole market up to basically you know, all, all types of people and something that now, you know, middle class families can really afford. nearly a 3rd of us adults polled believe and apocalyptic disaster will occur in their life time. so businesses are helping them device survival plants, which would previously have been considered absurd to feel safe again, more and more americans are sinking their cache into reinforced concrete shelters. and going underground o planet is home to around 2400000000 children and young people. that's nearly a

u. s. the business of fia is booming. and why the super rich are doing poorly when it comes to the climate ever more money ever more possessions. nastier global private assets hit a new record level of $473.00 trillion us dollars. despite all of the current crises, values have continued to increase than now up more than 10 percent compared to last year. the super rich club has around $69000.00 members, all of whom have assets of more than a $100000000.00. most of them live in the us. china comes in 2nd, followed by germany inside place. this comparatively tiny group of super wealthy individuals owns 15 percent of all global wealth. not only is this disproportionate but so is that environmental footprints welcome to the polluted lives of the filthy rich. this is a world of helicopters, jets, mansions, and rockets. cutting these people's emissions is the easiest wind for the climate. it comes at 0 cost to anyone except them and well, they can afford it. so just how dirty are the world's richest people? and how do we clean t

u. s. busy last k, a, a, can it do you mind you can you mean why not with media buck on with it? so you have not got stuck on what's the other one it did was interesting in genetic companies that says that i'm with your biggest side with visual skiing. my chip right now about genia meets that teaches you what you mean. you're in what you're going. you mean, yeah, it's that via skype or get which group not vital with it. i mean, it's a lot more with it. oh, what do you just describe my recovery? i hey, beth goes, does he have some got it when he is alleged ways of it's not like if i should with marie, pardon me for your oil home was going to be way off with the machine. if you don't want those over, i'm from workshops, follow with more buck up at him up with it, but how much you have about this man with the prescription, but it's so we're mostly deal with meaningless to assume lawyer officials open. there's a lot of bothering us very much. you're with boy shells body. right. that's all i have able to give us on this piece of shrapnel ripped his stomach open, but he'll be ok. he ha

u. s. business. some of the incentives. both china continues to really, you know, own that battery technology. and i think what we're going to start to see is a balance of power. you'll start to see more in the u. s. potentially more in europe, but at least for now and why that's going to continue to be in china because that's really where a lot i've been from an e v perspective. and briefly we've talked on this program about the semi conductor controls that have been imposed on china. what impact is that likely to have on china's electric vehicle industry? again, the jury is still out in terms of how that's all gonna play out. clearly there's, you know, there's a game of thrones going on between us and china, where it comes to the, the semi wars. i think it's going to be contained in terms of what i view is the impact to china. i think more when you start to look at handsets and you look at a terms of from chip technology perspective, that's where maybe it's more of an impact. but just like china, you know, continues to ow

u. s. is decided it wants to be the only superpower again. and so it's going to try to be cap china. busy through this maneuver, yeah, the u. s. s certainly staying busy when it comes to foreign policy decisions. now these moves are seen as a significant escalation of the ongoing effort to constrain china's domestic chip ambitions. do you think that these sanctions will have the desired effect on china's development in the long run though? of course not. i mean china is proven time and again that they can develop technology quickly. they're going to figure this out. they're going to make their own ships. and guess what, as your commentator mentioned, the us mike or chip industry will not have its biggest buyer anymore. maybe some of those companies will go out of business in the u. s. and guess what? and we're going to have a shortage microchips again in the us, right? so all these sanctions that the u. s. is imposing on on countries like china and russia are just shooting ourselves in the foot and some gay shooting ourselves in the head. right. and everything seems to be connected at the

walking to the show, i'm seeing busy in berlin, former u. s. fed chair, been bernacki, has been awarded this years nobel prize in economics, long side fellow american economists, douglas diamond, and philip depak, or the committee awarded this year's prize for contributions to research in banks and crises. in particular, bank runs and their effects on the financial sector. the economics prize is awarded by the swedish central bank in memory of alfred nobel and carry surprise of over 900000 euros. all right, we want to talk more about the recently awarded nobel prize for economics. and for that we go to our correspond ashatash, pandey, ashatash. these 3 economists, including former u. s. fed, she'd been bernard k, a just named as the winners of this award. what can you tell us about the common thread running through their research? well, it's about the, the see the importance of banks. just why we need banks in the economy. is it fair that banks make money out of our savings? and they've decided and did the analysis shows that yes, banks are ve

busy of the u. s. army in romania, on the borders with your brain is reparation for the national civil, local, national, sorry, a war with russia against rush under pressure from anti france demonstrations that around thin chance last week the power respond to president has pointed the finger at outside a difference thing other countries on to blame for the violent process, cynicism but these are not all in every demonstrations the bronze honda controlled but a real carefully over this rated and search the center create nails on the console and if you will, the u. s. has publicly box the protest saying is supports a government elected by the people of chad demonstrates is to this truth, some of the presidents that he would stay in power for the next 2 years. we have the latest from a local reporter on the ground yet, and young men alive ha, returned back to not a model for the people of the si, fi after last week. up on this, that is a still get a free and bless. but as it and there be a house, and i

u. s. treasury impose sanctions on nicaragua, mining authority, along with top government officials, as biden signed an executive order that could restrict u. s. companies from doing business with nicaragua, gold industry, as well as blocking u. s. investment and other sectors in the country. the order also leaves the option of identifying other sectors of the nicaraguan economy that could be sanctioned further. last year, the usda counted for almost 80 percent of nicaraguan gold shipments. earlier we spoke to a band, norton and nicaragua based journalist, who says that the new us sanctions, against, or corolla are named at we are aimed at regime change in the country. these us sanctions are illegal according to international law. they are unilateral course of measures and the new us sanctions on the gold sector in nicaragua are aimed at one targeting a state lead industry in order to starve the government of revenue. the most popular government in the history of this country, the u. s. government claims that any independent government that refuses to bow down to washington is authoritarian in scare quotes. the reality is that nicaragua had an authoritarian regime, a milit

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u. s. for its. busy war that it waged against nicaragua, 908 to the countries. and the u. s. simply ignored the decision and even said ok, well now we're not even going to submit to the jurisdiction of the international court of justice unless we want to. that is, we'll just decide what cases what will be subject to, well, that's not law, right? i mean when you just pick and choose what laws and we see this, you know, over and over, i think another big inflection point was the nato war on serbia. which had no basis international law, which did not have security council authorization. and then of course, you had the 2nd gulf war as well. no security council authorization. so international law has been, you know, it's been widowed down over time to the point that it's not impactful. it, again, particularly against the stronger states, it just used against 4 countries, right? that less is the fact that the united states still, i think, to some extent, cares about their, the core, the public opinion. and i think one of the time honors message that it uses is to sort of try to n

u. s. officials are going to tapper in discussions to tap an inter agency committee . the committee on financial investment, foreign investment in the united states to review the business dealings the operations of ian mosques. companies for national security risk. now apparently u. s. officials are become uncomfortable with some of his behavior, specifically the threat to pull star link. that's the constellation of satellites that bring internet from ukraine as well as some of the foreign investors. in the $44000000000.00 deal to buy twitter, that's a saudi prince of finance, as well as crew. tar as a sovereign wealth fund. and what about this plan that must have to shed 75 percent of twitters workforce apart from the obvious impact on the individuals and their families involved? how would this affect high twitter actually operate as a company? what twitter or 1st of all denies that figure 70 as for santa musk, apparently told us to potential investors. but regardless, we know that twitter is planning lay offs. they've already slowed hiring, and we have reports that they want to cut payroll by $800000000.00. now, whether it's $5000.00 employees being laid off and as i

u. s. almost half of new businesses were founded by women in 20202021 rather in the u. k . it was 20 percent south korea, however, a meagre 6 percent. now starting a company comes with unique challenges for women. take a listen to one co founder, bettina schmidt's. when you come to funding, there are still some barriers. so for example, and in venture capital, which is kind of my field, there are a lot of men sitting on the other side of the table, which can be sort of a candidate, carlock. hola was a co author of that report for the for institute. she joins me now from munich carlo, welcome to the show. we just heard a sound bite there from a founder about some of the hurdles that, that women can face when it comes to raising capital. what are the other reasons why the share of female founders is so low to begin with, even before the pandemic? at a several reasons. first of all, of course, it's more difficult for women in t attract venture capital. but also there are some further areas ranging from difficulties combining founding with having a family. i'm peers, lack of da

u. s. officials are going to tapper in discussions to tap an inter agency committee . the committee on financial investment, foreign investment in the united states to review the business dealings the operations of ian mosques. companies for national security risk. now apparently u. s. officials are become uncomfortable with some of his behavior, specifically the threat to pull star link. that's the constellation of satellites that bring internet from ukraine as well as some of the foreign investors. in the $44000000000.00 deal to buy twitter, that's a saudi prince of finance, as well as crew. tar as a sovereign wealth fund. and what about this plan that must have to shed 75 percent of twitters workforce apart from the obvious impact on the individuals and their families involved? how would this affect high twitter actually operate as a company? what twitter or 1st of all denies that figure 70 for santa musk apparently told this to potential investors. but regardless, we know that twitter is planning lay offs. they've already slowed hiring and we have reports that they want to cut payroll by $800000000.00. now, whether it's $5000.00 employees being laid off in as in mu

u. s. micro chip industry will not have its biggest buyer anymore. maybe some of those companies will go out of business in the us. and guess what? then we're going to have a shortage microchips again in the us. right? so all these sanctions that the u. s. is imposing on, on countries like china and russia are just shooting ourselves in the foot of some gay shooting ourselves in the head. on finally, while the west pushes for more sanctions on moscow rushes atomic agents through means one of the few untouched by those restrictions. and that's because the american nuclear industry is heavily dependent on highly enriched uranium, which is a fuel sources only russia produces on a commercial basis. and according to some industry giants is extremely difficult to replace that technology. nobody wants to order 10 reactors without a fuel source and nobody wants to invest in a fuel source without 10 reactor orders. or 9 out of the 10 advanced reactors in the us are designed to use holly, you are type of highly enriched uranium. american atomic developers have for many years purchase the material from the russian

and here's a reminder of her top business story. former u. s. fed chief, been bernacki as well as economists, douglas diamond, and philip did big have been awarded the nobel prize in economics for their research on banks and financial crises announcement was made today by the royal swedish academy of sciences. that's our show. thanks for watching. ah. we depend on past tele determine, we're totally dependent on the synthetic. netflix climate change climate activist anita sina is fighting to protect her home in kenya and not with weapons. 3 saplings, bank onto the wake up call, but opposed to action, which i think that's a little hopefully with them with on deal with. we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. romantic corners, chat hot spot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot d w, travel. all we go ah, with water is a source of life, but people across africa.

u. s. officials are going to tapper in discussions to tap an inter agency committee . the committee on financial investment, foreign investment in the united states to review the business dealings the operations of ian mosques. companies for national security risk. now apparently u. s. officials are become uncomfortable with some of his behavior, specifically the threat to pull star link. that's the constellation of satellites that bring internet from ukraine as well as some of the foreign investors. in the $44000000000.00 deal to buy twitter, that's a saudi prince of finance, as well as guitars of sovereign wealth fund. and what about this plan that must have to shed at 75 percent of twitters workforce apart from the obvious impact on the individuals and their families involved? how would this affect tight twitter actually operate as a company? what twitter or 1st of all denies that figure 70 as for santa musk, apparently told this to potential investors. but regardless, we know that twitter is planning lay offs. they've already slowed hiring, and we have reports that they want to cut payroll by $800000000.00. now, whether it's $5000.00 employees being laid off and as

busy all these sanctions that the u. s. is imposing on on countries like china and russia are just shooting ourselves in the foot, some gay shooting ourselves in the head as metal training. hobbs and london in the u. s. consider restricting russian aluminum import. 5, e, you, industry associations urging their governments not to follow this lead. the body is fear that the move could force many businesses to shut down and even destroy the industry as a whole. we requested the urgent intervention of the european commission and a v. u member states against threats of bands, high tariffs or sanctions on russian alam, many of which represent an imminent and vital threat to the european elementary industry. russia, producers around 6 percent of the world's aluminum, one of the few russian resources not yet affected by western sanctions. and the months since the start of the conflict and ukraine and the 1st sanctions against moscow, europe actually increased its imports of russian aluminum by 13 percent compared to the previous ye

u. s. allies and it comes as a prominence fox news host points out that. busy joe biden had said himself that the u. s. would quote, bring an end to the north seam gas pipeline that runs from russia to germany. where might some americans have gotten the notion that the by the administration might have been involved directly or through a proxy in the destruction of the north string pipelines? why would they think that they should, we didn't watch them. russia today or t has been pulled off the air when they learned from joe biden himself, he's the president. there will be no longer so nor stream to we will bring an end. and then we crowed about how great it was after it happened. we had nothing at all to do with it. and if you don't, by that story uncritically, if you have any questions about how exactly that might work, you're a disloyal american, shut up the destruction of food, the nord street pipeline, which i, i would bet was a us action, perhaps u. s. and poland. i this is, i don't, we don't stop there, that's a, that's a quite a statement as well. why do

musk has business investments in china and according to russian and other news reports said last year at a kremlin sponsored event for students that he was planning on in russia. several top u. s. government officials wonder if musk business interests affect his views on foreign affairs earlier, the world's richest man cause the wave of online hysteria when he shared views and how to end the ukrainian conflict. he propose that crimea be recognized as russian really to recognize the reality on the ground, and that a neutral status for ukraine is part of mud in prioritizing peace. most of all though, he earned scrutiny from us authorities. well, earlier we spoke to political commentator unconcern of radio, who steve built, who pondered the reasons why the washington post is so concerned with musk, but not so much with actual scandals. i find it interesting that a piece proposal trying to find a, a conciliatory end to the conflict and ukraine is so controversial. i think if the mainstream media here in the u. s. and globally, were really wanting to down play the effect of you on the bus. they would ignore him. but whenever he sends out a tweet, whatever, you make some comments, t

walk into the show, i'm seeing busy in berlin. former u. s. fed chair, been bernacki, has been awarded this years. nobel prize in economics, long side fellow american economists, douglas diamond. and philip did think that the committee awarded this year's prize for contributions to research in banks and crises, in particular, bank runs and their effects on the financial sector. and the economics prize is awarded by the swedish central bank in memory of alfred nobel and carries a prize of over 900000 euros. or i, we want to talk more about the recently awarded nobel prize for economics. and for that we go to our correspond ashatash pond.

busy was the u. s. embassy and allied them to france, canada, primarily. and so this guy has absolutely no popular legitimacy or, or approval. i think the things you're saying him is derived about.

aerial vehicles, in addition, will be banned from doing business with you said the sins and businesses. the u. s . is also threatening those who have ties to the domestic iranian drone program. china is among those questioning the practice of imposing unilateral sanctions $24.00 countries joined beijing in the e. u. in issuing a critical joint statement. calling such actions by washington and brussels, a leader, we re a firm hour, a position to unilateral, of course, if measures and a call on impose in states to immediately and completely sees such a practice. we call our states to avoid imposed in future union actually, sanctions, not you accordance with the international law. and as the un charter, like human and labor rights lawyer done collect, talk the program through earlier. why such sanctions are deemed illegal under the un charter? only the security council of the un can impose these type of economic sanctions in the interest of international peace and security. countries like the u. s. are not allowed to do this unilateral and i know the u. s. does this all the time, but it has to be a

musk has business investments in china and according to russian and other news reports said last year at a kremlin sponsored event for students that he was planning on in russia. several top u. s. government officials wonder if masks, business interests affect his views on foreign affairs. the richest man in the world however, doesn't seem to be surprised, and that has expensive. he's expected what he's called a dirty troops campaign. after he publicly announced who he'll vote for in the upcoming elections. in the past, i voted democrat because they were mostly the kind the sporty, but they have become supportive division and hate so i can no longer support them. and the will vote republican now which they're dirty tricks campaign against me unfold. why does not live mows a sieve? gail? he's a radio host. i'm a little comedy to steve. thanks for joining us here at jennifer thought these anonymous officials have said my thoughts and ukraine and power may be influenced by china and russia. would you make of these accusations? i responded fascinating. the washington post the new york times, other mainstream us media. haven't had any problems with the flow of money from china, int

and now for some business news, u. s. technology stops have plummeted with 7 of the top players losing over 3 trillion dollars in market value in the last year alone. of those $75.00 makeup fun stalks, which refers to matter formally facebook, amazon, apple, netflix, and alphabet. previously, google met the stocks permitted 19 percent late on the wednesday following another quarter of reported losses. although a seo says it can whether the storm finance experts, jim rogers explains the downward trend and what it means for the world economy as a whole. back in 2008, the world had a big problem because of too much. yes. in the u. s. and everywhere else and everybody had a problem since 2009, the debt everywhere has skyrocketed, even in china, japan, everywhere. so now the debt is much, much, much higher. so we're going to have the next time we have a problem, it's going to be worse than ever. whereas that in my lifetime, we had a bull market from 2009 until 2022. that's 13 years when you have a long bull market, it ends th

u. s. big microchip producing firms may suffer more than a 3000000000 dollar business loss because of a new washington initiative to cut ship exports to china. is our teens kennimore pin with the details. china is looking for answers after the u. s. a. has moved to cut it from the advanced chips market. on october 7th, the united states moved to block china access to manufacturing or buying advanced semiconductor computer chips. now the moves went far beyond mere economic protectionism or tariffs. a letter from us senators to joe biden is urging him to take action in order to stop while a technologies which is the world's biggest telecommunications manufacturer from building a new plan that they say will threaten american interests. we call on the administration to take immediate action to help while ways attempt to build the puncturing way. i see manufacturing companies semiconductor foundry. this was way aligned, foundry is designed to fatally undermine the u. s. strategy to counter the chinese communist parties bid to dominate global 5 g markets and strengthen its intelligence and repres

these days, it's big business, and the u. s. does more of it than anywhere else. worldwide, we're going through more combinations of numbers and there are grains of sand on the earth. so you can say it's profitable if you can find that grain as those profits are putting in bigger and bigger, operates as a 21st century gold rush. but here's the catch. big coin was designed on a system called proof of work. the more processes get thrown at it, the heart of the algorithms become, the harder the algorithms become more computers and needed. it's an energy guzzling arms race. and this is how strong holes operation gets his power, their own dedicated power station. it burns fossil fuels, coal waste, with all the greenhouse gas emissions that entails stronghold ceo greg. it takes me into the hissing, roaring heart of the beast. vocals me the only kind of brute industrial power is just going to make something that you can't even touch the digital currency that kind of place around and then in the spare it is after the old world industria

busy busy of the u. s. army in romania on the borders with ukraine. ah, is operation for a national civil or google national. sorry. a war with russia against rush. what? yeah. just to pick you up on the actually did the head of that division, the 100 and 1st airborne division. and he did say that they were ready to enter ukraine if needed. now, is that cause for concern or is it just stunted? military? sabre rattling it is absolutely a cause for concern if we there a, this statement with the statement given a couple of days ago by a general sort of each him on the russian side. where he said that the, the situation is getting more complicated. that essentially, that metal is being bold. ah, it is more and more obvious, i think, even to ukrainian citizens than they were only unfortunately, an object and a cannon. a meet for, for the interests of west. and, and they were pushed into a war against their own. kim, so this is really a very tragic, but i think that, um, it is a very serious statements day. and that the situation might escalate, especially

busy of the u. s. army in romania on the borders with ukraine is reparation for the national civil or google national. sorry, a war with russia against rush and d, as a state regulates as sam say, 130000000 dollar fine on google for not allowing app developers to use 3rd party payment services. the one stokes a z u. s. tech joint is abusing its dominant place on the market. i'll tease, went in shellman, has moved from new delhi. this is in fact, the 2nd fine that has been slapped on will in less than a week. the 1st fine war for about $162000000.00, the recent one, the one which is lapse now for about $13113000000.00. and now why has. * google come onto the radar or c, c i, or the competition commission of india. essentially, what the commission has to do is that google has in fact been abusing each dominant market position with respect to, with its policies. also let me point out to all that the commission has asked who not to engage in antique competitive behavior again and again, also they've asked