u. s. federal reserve is increased its benchmark interest rate by 3 quarters of a percentage point is the country fight soaring inflation. the 4th time in a row, on the 6th time this year, it up the rate of keeping it at or below one percent for almost 2 years. push mark's latest effort to contain spiking costs and comes days before the u. s. midterm elections, white house, as the federal reserves move, we'll help to bring inflation down. my colleagues and i are strongly committed to bringing inflation back down to our 2 percent goal. we have both the tools that we need and the resolve it will take to restore price stability on behalf of american families and businesses. price stability is the responsibility of the federal reserve and serves as the bedrock of our economy. without price stability, the economy does not work for anyone. in particular, without price stability, we will not achieve a sustained period of strong labor market conditions that benefit all united nations is holding an informal

u. s. federal trade commission that overseas consumer safety, violating f t c. rules could result in half the fine, so among the fake blue take accounts or to claiming to be from tony blair and george bush saying they miss killing iraqis. another is from weapons manufacturer, lockheed martin, saying it will stop selling weapons to saudi arabia, israel on the u. s. for a legend, human rights abuses. then there's a fake account from pharmaceutical giants. eli lilly saying it would offer free insulin, and the false tesla count stated it would offer 10000 vehicles to the ukrainian military because the cars are quote, the most exposed to devices on the market. adrian laclare as a technology editor at the irish independent news, he's described the surgeon fake accounts and the departure of twitter instead of trust and safety as a disaster. he's not the only senior executive who has left in the last 48 hours and twitter has lost it had a safety. it's had of security, it's had of privacy, it had of sales,

u. s. federal trade commission that overseas consumer safety, violating f t c. rules could result in half defiance adria wexler as technology editor, the irish independent newspaper, and he described the surge and fake accounts, and the departure of twitters had of trust and safety as a disaster. he's not the only senior executive who has left in the last 48 hours and twitter has last had a safety. it's had of security. it's had of privacy, it's had of sales, they've all left there is nobody effectively running the company at the top except for a long boss. and that raises problems with the u. s. federal trade commission. it also raises problem here. problems here in europe with the irish data protection commissioner, who represents a privacy on behalf of all of europe and who is now rising to twitter to ask, what are you doing to protect the user safety user privacy. mac himself has raised the possibility of bankruptcy. he said in a call to staff call to employees that twitter is entering a very,

u. s. federal reserve raise interest rates by point 75 percent, but it will be pushing an extra bit of pressure on the 9 members of the monetary policy unit in this building behind me. now preparing to vote on the next interest rate rise and we hear that they are slightly divided some wanting a more modest point. 5 percent rise, others more aggressive point 75 percent rise, which would mirror u. s. federal reserve has done and european central bank, and that's the one that the markets are betting on. so we could be looking at a rise of up to 3 percent now in the u. s. for the u. k. interest rate. now that would be the biggest rise since $989.00 and the highest interest rates, the 2008 financial crisis. and as you said, it will be hitting many very, very hard. so why are they doing this? well, the u. k is inflation rate is 70 high, is 10 point one percent at the moment, which is a 40 year high and the banks job is to bring that down and it target is 2 percent. it's a new tool to do that is to really

u. s. federal trade commission says it is watching events at twitter closely. china stringent cove, it curves and sharply flowing economy as it the country's biggest online shopping festival, known as single say, one consultancy group has forecast. a 4.7 percent failed slide. and the last day of the vendor were e commerce. firms like alibaba and j. d dot com hawk. everything from perfume to furniture. japanese tech investment giant soft bank pulse is posted a whopping net profit of more than $21000000000.00 in the 2nd quarter. on friday. the bank made big gains from selling shares and chinese e commerce trying alibaba warned of losses and its massive tax startup investor vision fund. now here's something you might not have known more than 20 percent of the peppers and cucumbers grown, and europe come from dutch greenhouses. producing 9000000000 euros of export value, they are a huge factor for the dutch economy. and the times a rising energy prices, gas heated greenhouses have turned into a problem

u. s. federal reserve also announced $75.00 basis points increase and interest rates are the central banks are also expected to follow in its footsteps. although christine la, god, president of the european central bank, says they'll be setting their own pace. while we have to factor in such an element like the fed monetary policy decisions and other elements of international nature. or that will help us determine the best monetary policy. we are not alike. and we can not progress either at the same pace under the same diagnosis of our economy. but across the atlantic, the us trade deficit widened to more than $73000000000.00 in september. out of 5 straight months of decline. government data showed exports of food and energy slowed while imports of semiconductors and consumer goods grew. a stronger dollar made american products more expensive abroad and weighed on exports. let us dig deeper into that with our financial corresponds in new york yen scotty. anne's great. have you on the program. so in

and john federation and the democrats, they've emerged as the winners in the key senate battle ground state of pennsylvania. and it means victory flips the republican held seat in the u. s. senate federal men who you may remember suffered a stroke during the campaign, has portrayed himself as a champion of the working class. he beat dr. maim at oz. a wealthy heart surgeon turned tv personnel. that was the race that almost everyone in the country was talking about democrat john frederick dealing the republicans a decisive blow in the battle for control of the u. s. senate, the tattooed candidate wearing his trademark hoodie, credited his every county every vote to campaign strategy with helping him to victory. i want to take a listen to what he had to say. every county, every now, every county, every move and that's exactly what happened. we jammed them. oh oh, we hit the moon. i never expected that we were going to turn these red counties blue. what we did when we needed to do and tonight that's why i'll be the next. you are senator from here. with me here, the big cable now is our chief international editor, richard walker. the world of course, following these mid term

u. s. federal police and europe. we are also pursuing a china policy. but i've also said that he changing the status quo of taiwan can only take place in mutual agreement and peacefully, already forgiven. mentioned. and when we talked about human rights, when i said it is clear that human rights are universal in their validity, this is true for individual rights of liberty as well as for social and cultural rights. and it's particularly true for the protection of the rights of minorities, all u. n. members have committed to these rights for 52. and normally we were and reminding these commitments and referring to the province of young and just reminding of these we had such commitments as not an interference in domestic policy. there are differences, as the premier has already said, we had our differences, it is important for me to show what our use were. but as difficult as the conversation can be, we want to remain in dialogue with one another. reliability and trust values that are important in both of our cultures. at the same time, they are the basi

u. s. federal reserve, we didn't see those attempts to educate the voters. instead, what we saw was reporters just saying, voters. blame the president. why? why do you think we're reporters dropped the ball there? i'm honestly, i would never, ever prison to think that i should be educating a single mom, working 2 jobs and commuting an hour. either way, i would never dream of thinking. it's my job to educate a truck driver who sits in a truck for 14 hours a day delivering every morsel of food that you know we and on the coast put in our mouths. i would never dream of educating a person who works on a rail road like that. that's just not my job. my job is to hear their concerns and let them back to the rest of the american people. and you know, my life is so much easier than working class americans. it is so much easier than that, that the struggles that black americans face with crime in just exploding in their neighborhoods. and the working class struggling to achieve an american dream that is no longer in reach. i just don't think that that is our job. i do

u. s. federal reserve has increased its benchmark interest right by 0.75 percent. the hike is part of an if it's to fight inflation. it's he up, he has government and rubel forces from it's to cry, ridge and have agreed to end fighting. the breakthrough comes off to thousands were killed and millions displaced. and the 2 year war was speaking to our diplomatic. it is a james buys, the un high commissioner for refugees, says the conflict in ethiopia has caused enormous suffering from millions of people . he has also prevented humanitarian agencies from having sufficient access to people the need. it's interesting that there was a phase, you may remember after the initial escalation where her acts as improved. and this is because parties to the conflict gave more space to humanitarian agencies and there was a rather extended, a truce if you wish. m. so what i, what we read is the african union mediator saying this is the beginning of peace. so we have to hope that this is really a milestone towards a better trajectory, a better direction. because otherwise, we will c

u. s. federal reserve increased interest rates for the 6th time this year, the fad chairs as it's necessary to combat inflation. but some economists have questioned the strategy, and the motive behind it she hobbled tansy reports. not only is the fed increasing interest rates of the fastest pay since the 1980s federal reserve chairman drain power. once again suggested the increases will continue. we have some ground left to cover here and, and, and cover it. we will progressive politicians here in washington, a speaking out against the federal reserve interest rate hikes as the prospect of hundreds of thousands of americans being thrown out of work. and even a global recession loom, not least, because there's more and more data that suggests low unemployment and slightly high wages on what's driving inflation and fax wages, all even keeping up with inflation. the pandemic supply chain issues the war in ukraine. these have been major drivers of inflation, but when josh billings surveyed the numbers,

u. s. by doing this, the u. s. soccer federation restored the official version of the flag by sunday afternoon unsaid. its original post on twitter aimed to express solidarity with protesters in iran. meanwhile, german football. i can, you, you can cleanse man has come under fire after accusing the iranians seem of dirty tricks during its march with wales unclaimed. this is part of the country's culture . if any coach, carla square, also called the remarks a disgrace to football village incleanse when to quit his post at fever, said mohammed mirandi, professor at the university of saran, accused the west of hypocrisy. it comes from the usual american america. they feel that they are exceptional and that they can decide for the rest of the world. there are many protests in the united states, whether it's black lives matter, or the 6th of january protests that we're in washington. and the iranians never use that opportunity to change the american flag in solidarity with any particular group if and iranian the right inside, just someth

u. s. by doing this, the u. s. soccer federation restored the official version of the flag by sunday afternoon and that it's original post on twitter was ain't to express solidarity with protests as an iran. i mean, while jim and football i, tony, you're going to cleanse men has come under fire after accusing the iranian team of dirty tricks during its match against wales and claiming this is the part of the country's culture iran coach, carlos at queer ols, called the remarks the disgrace to football, urging kinsman to quit his post at fifo flight mohammed moran, the professor of the university of to ron, accused the west of hypocrisy. it comes from the usual american arrogance. they feel that they are exceptional and that they can for the rest of the world. there are many protests in the united states, whether black lives matter, or the 6th of january protests that were washington. and the iranians never use that opportunity to change the american flag install that there with any particular group. if you run in the iranian side, t

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u. s. federal trade commission that overseas consumer safety, violating f t c. rules could result in hefty fines. take a look at some of the fake blue take accounts that made some waves recently to claim to be from tony blair and george bush saying that they quote this killing iraqis and others from weapons manufacturer, lockheed martin, stating that it will stop selling weapons to saudi arabia israel and the u. s. for alleged human rights abuses and fake came from pharmaceutical giants. eli lilly said it would offer free insulin. also this one, a face fake telsa, tesla, sorry, tesla account offered 10000 vehicles to the ukrainian military because the cars are quote, to most explosive devices on the market or the spring and technology during this chris stoker walker from new counseling. the u. k. chris, i mean some of it is just downright funny and i think elan muska acknowledged that seeing and one of his most recent tweet that he was doing this for the laws he was doing this for the last. where d

u. s. federal went for and the european central bank is the highest rate rise in this country since $9809.00. and brings us back to the same rate that we had in 2008 during the financial crisis. the bank also releases economic full costs, which shows that britain is already in the shallow recession, which could last until mid 2024. and the governor said it will face a very challenging to yes, he also said that he realizes this is not going to be welcome news for many people, but it is needed because the banks job is to reduce inflation. inflation here is currently at 10 point one percent. that's the highest in 40 years. and is andrea bailey. the governor said that low and stable inflation is the bedrock of a stable economy. so that trying to bring that down with this rate price, that target is 2 percent and hoping to get that in the next couple of years. and he said if we don't take action now, it will get worse. but if you were searching for positive then that press conference that he just gave, t

u. s. intelligent say that the crown prince ordered the cry, cuz shook his fiance, sued the crown prince, and a u. s. federal court. the princes, attorneys argued, a head of government enjoys sovereign immunity, and thus cannot be sued. to day the by the administration agreed to show his fiance says that the news felt like the man she loved had died yet again, while the man who had him killed escaped justice. yet again, i'm pulling now william wexler, he's the senior director of the raphi career center. and mid at least programs of the atlantic council in washington, dc. it's good to have you back on the show. um, what, what do you make of the news to day me the state department saying that yes, he does enjoy immunity by being the prime minister. now in, in saudi arabia. it, it looks bad. is it as bad as it looks? well, certainly looks bad, but in reality, this was the only decision that could have been made in the body. an administration spent about 2 years in office arguing that the, the mohammedan solomon as crown prince. there was a question of whether he had sovereign immunity and they did not make an o

u. s. federal reserve to 5 inflation in ports and debt payments could become more expensive than the rest of the world. i'm devin ashwin sports. as we continue our count down to the world cup here in castle on this confusion over the jesse's camrie, we're, we're at the tournament leaving their fans frustrated with less than 18 days to get ah, ah, i begin the program with ethiopian government agreeing to a pe still with to grind rebels after 2 years of fighting, the cessation of hostilities was announced in the south african capital pretoria, where the 2 warring signs have been holding negotiations. it was a surgeon fighting before the diplomatic breakthrough mediated by the african union . at least half a 1000000 people have died from fighting hunger and disease related to the conflict in the region. today is the beginning of the little tom fool. it's super well the home of africa. i'm indeed full of frequency. let me just include some gold. we'll do some neutral. we are seeing impact juice. i'm up

u. s. federal reserve increases interest rates again as it tries to fight, storing inflation and thousands protests to ensure lanka. angry about the government's use of terror laws against demonstrators . ah, it's a war that's killed thousands of people, but the ethiopian government and rebel forces from the tig ry reach and have agreed to end fighting. following talks in south africa, lemetre miller reports from pretoria. after 10 days of talks in pretoria ethiopians federal government and the t great people's liberation front, reached an agreement to in the fighting the talks mediated by former nigerian president alyssa gun oper, sonco, and former kenyan president who kenyatta. today is the beginning of the new plan for it's super well the owner of africa. i'm indeed for a few colonel sequel. let me get into some goat. well these newton we are seeing impact juice. i'm of janice fishy. what we are trying to achieve. well, so's over the years i live at now to washington d. c. where president joe bi

u. s. federal trade commission that overseas consumer safety, violating f t c. rules could result in half defines while among the fake blue take accounts or to claiming to be from tony blair and george bush saying they quote miss killing iraqis. another is from weapons manufacturer, lockheed martin saying it will stop selling weapons to saudi arabia, israel, and the us for a legit human rights abuses. a fake account from pharmaceutical giant eli lilly said it would offer free insulin, and the false tesla accounts stated it would offer a $10000.00 vehicles to the ukrainian military. because the cars are quote, the most expensive explosive, excuse me. devices on the market. adrian wexler is a technology editor at the irish independent newspaper. he has described the surgeon fake account, and the departure of twitter is head of trust and safety as a disaster. he's not the only senior executive who has left in the last 48 hours and twitter has lost it had a safety. it's had of security, it's had of pri

u. s . federal reserve may be less aggressively raising rates. now the inflation has dropped us present. joe biden has promised that his country will meet its targets to reduce emissions by 2030. it's all delegates that the cop $27.00 climate talks about us was committed to ensuring global average temperatures. didn't climate of 1.5 degrees? i didn't said the war and ukraine made it even more important for countries to reiterate their commitments, to fighting climate change. well, those are the headlines. the news continues here and i'll just say that's after inside story. ah, france officially ends its operation back on the military mission and ask if the hell region it soldiers, fort armed groups in that area of 9 years. what's it achieved? and what options are left now for maintaining regional security? this isn't tied story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm mr. z at hey. now france is officially ending its largest overseas military mission operation back on was launched nearly 9 years ago. and this the hell region in africa, its

u. s. federal trade commission. it also raises problem here. problems here in europe with the irish data protection commissioner, who represents a privacy on behalf of all of europe and who is now writing to twitter to ask, what are you doing to protect user as safety user privacy, right? so on the f to see the federal trade commission, their statement said this that it was tracking recent developments that twitter with deep concern and that ellen musk is not above the law. how unusual is it for the f t. c to issue such a statement? i mean, it is quite unusual, particularly to a social media platform, which is rarely as have been used by tac platforms like twitter on facebook and instagram and tick tock are used to being in the news, but not potentially failing as badly as that potentially from a regulatory point of view, we do know that alon mosques lawyer has been on the company slack channel, saying thus, and it most is not afraid of regulators. and he's prioritizing building out the products in europe and the u.

u. s intelligent say that the crown prince ordered the cry. cuz shook his fiance, sued the crown prince in a u. s. federal court. the prince's attorneys argued, a head of government enjoys sovereign immunity and thus cannot be sued. to day the by the administration agreed to show his fiance says that the news felt while the man she loved had died. yet again, while the man who had him killed, escaped justice, yet again i'm pulling now william wexler, he's the senior director of the raphi career center. and mid at least programs of the atlantic council in washington, dc. it's good to have you back on the show. um, what, what do you make of the news to day me the state department saying that yes, he does enjoy immunity by being the prime minister. now in, in saudi arabia. it, it looks bad. is it as bad as it looks? well, certainly looks bad, but in reality, this was the only decision that could have been made on the binding administration . i spent about 2 years in office, arguing that the, the mohammed ben solomon as crown prince. there was a question of whether he had sovereign immunity and they did not make an o

u. s. federal reserve has increased its benchmark interest rate by 3 quarters of a percentage as a country fight. soaring inflation is the 4th time in a row on the 6th time this year, that it's up the rate of to keeping it at or below one percent for almost 2 years. push marks the latest effort to contain spiking costs and comes days before the u. s. midterm elections, the white house as the federal reserves move will help bring down inflation. my colleagues and i are strongly committed to bringing inflation back down to our 2 percent goal. we have both the tools that we need and the resolve it will take to restore price stability on behalf of american families and businesses. price stability is the responsibility of the federal reserve and serves as the bedrock of our economy. without price stability, the economy does not work for anyone. in particular, without price stability, we will not achieve a sustained period of strong labor market conditions that benefit all oil shamary towns. he joins us

u. s. federal reserve, in which he announced another re take us stalks begun to tumble. today we have form seat raised our policy interest rate by $75.00 basis points, and we continue to anticipate that ongoing increases will be appropriate in the recent inflation. did it again, have come in higher than expected. despite elevated inflation, longer term inflation expectations appear to remain well anchored as reflected in a broad range of surveys of households, businesses and forecasters. as well as measures from financial markets. but that is not grounds for complacency. the longer the current out of high inflation continues, the greater the chance that expectations of higher inflation will become entrenched . continuing hiking rates are expected to rise according to the u. s. fed chief us price inflation is also surging. having reached a point, 2 percent in september, as the national cost of living has also climb past 6 percent. at the same time, the housing market has declined as 30 year mortgage rates have shot up to over 70 percent. u. s. political on markets unless

u. s. federal reserve raise interest rates by point 75 percent. but it will be putting an extra bit of pressure on the 9 members of the monetary policy unit in this building behind me. now. that's charlie mentioned the us federal reserve has increased its benchmark interest rate by 0.75 percent. the hike is part of an effort to fight inflation. while he was president by deserved americans to defend democracy, he addressed the nation ahead of time elections next week, saying the law is the full, the president donald trump fuel to political violence. a mining giant accused of bribing officials during his operations in several african countries is that to find out at st shortly. the court in london is expected to sentencing the case with the company going call. in june blanco, plead guilty to 7 bribery charges education. thousands of students in nigeria has been disrupted after recent floods. official say, hundreds of schools have been destroyed or damage. and many of the learning facilities are now being used a shelters. those with her laundry follo

u. s. federal trade commission says it is watching events at twitter closely. for more on this story, i'm joined in the studio here by my colleague chip on the cham belew from our business team. hi to ponder. now the big news here, clearly ilan mosque is talking about bankruptcy as a, as a possibility. can you tell us how this could be? well, annual. well twitter is losing money and allan must because himself has said it's losing $4000000.00 a day. and this is one reason why he fired half of it. $7000.00 of staff members or so last week on when we look at what's happened with investors around $13000000000.00 was what ellen mosque reportedly borrowed from 7 wall street banks and has been reports at least one and bloomberg saying that those invest or banks have been selling some of that debt for $0.60 to a dollar, so they're pretty much selling it at a loss which just goes to show that even investors who, you know, put their money behind in moscow. i don't have a lot of confidence. if we look at his subscription plan, the blue check mark that was of course, a hug

u. s. federal reserve may be less aggressive when raising rates. now, the inflation has dropped. argentina's government has announced a deal with supermarkets and good supplies as it tries to tackle runaway inflation argentinians of held mass demonstrations over soaring cost of living. businesses have now agreed to regulate prices of many basic goods. that's as forecasts suggest, inflation reach 100 percent. this year but un civils, his chair of the political economy department had been averted that nothing now the hand of ours on him into he joins us live from one us are, is good to have you with us hara firstly, why is inflation such a huge problem in argentina, why is this happened? well, there inflation has been a problem since probably around 202018 and it's been on the rise soon. during the market a administration which was a previous governments, it essentially doubles. it's probably about 20 or 25 percent to more than 50 percent. and it is currently running ads. well, ship timber, last year to this year, it's 83 percent. and as, as a presen

u. s. federal reserve is increases benchmark interest rate by 3 quarters of a percentage point as the country fight soaring inflation. the 4th time in a row, and the 6 time this year is out, the rate of keeping it at or below one percent for most 2 years. push marks, the latest effort to contain spiking cough and actually going to have more news from the us very shortly. when u. s. president joe biden is juice give a speech about the state of democracy in the u. s. this, of course ahead of crucial mid term elections. i was going to bring you lots of coverage from that out of doh ha, fault lines is the program coming up next? a weekly look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies, and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives going on with counting the cost. oh no. jesse of 1st floor is more than welcome welcome. we're waiting on about another 9 travelers. today we're gonna gather you guys talk to you about what's happening in texas. abortion is now i

u. s. federal aviation administration says it's investigating. there's no confirmation yet of any casualties. it's not known how many people were on board. the aircraft was to the head on al jazeera, searching for price. the street out by bank seek in the ruins near keith and peter keir to pay for the worst on the 23rd anniversary of a devastating ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sponsored my cattle aways hello to pad is currently brace for some very wet weather over the next day or sake see this mass supply just spilling out of the far north, east of china. that's going to slide its way further southward. denise was moving across the sea of japan, bring some really heavy downpours into northern parts of japan, central areas to sink some lively showers longest, both of re localized bloody sent your possibility as we make our way through sunday . brightest guys come back in for monday. it will be fresh are as well 19 celsius, quite quite keen, wind coming in for time. bryce guys to recross the korean peninsula and northern parts of china, c

u. s. federal reserve has increased interest rights for the 6th time. this year. the fed chief says it's necessary to combat inflation, but some economists have questioned the strategy and the motivation behind it. she have returns, the reports. not only as the fed increasing interest rates of the fastest pay since the 1980s federal reserve chairman drone pow once again suggested the increases will continue. we have some ground left to cover here and and, and cover it. we will progressive politicians here in washington, the speaking out against the federal reserve interest rate hikes as the prospect of hundreds of thousands of americans being thrown out of work. and even a global recession loom, not least, because there's more and more data that suggests low unemployment and slightly high wages on what's driving inflation. in fact, wages all even keeping up with inflation. the pandemic supply chain issues the war in ukraine. these have been major drivers of inflation, but when josh billings surveyed the numbers, he found another major driving force corporate price

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u. s. federal judge ordered the company to stop retaliating against employees engaged in workplace activism. and in 2021 union leaders said that nearly half of all injuries recorded in u. s. warehouses occurred at amazon, amazon workers all over the world. no matter which country thing with st. busy work our experience, se, se dehumanizing mistreatment from amazon. the conditions are so bad working for amazon, that there is a trouble for a rate of 150 percent a year. amazon sees the strikes, won't affect operations this weekend operations. this is seat to nate billions of dollars in profit. alex bid al jazeera still had an old. is it a life on the edge we hear what people living near city is northern border. think about the possibility of a turkish ground offensive. plus of memories of madonna, the exhibition keeping the spirit of the high flying football saw alive the world cup in cutter. ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere. are you ready for the way spotted my cattle aways? there

u. s. federal aviation administration says it's investigating as no confirmation yet of casualties is not known. how many people on board both aircraft such he has held its 1st nationwide earthquake drill . officials conducted the exercise on the 23rd anniversary of a devastating quite that killed 700 people. turkey as president says, the threat of major earthquakes is ever increasing. so them cost yearly reports from the stumble. ah, this is a nationwide earthquake drill as the most alerts, told citizens and residents to do 3 things. drop cover and home. the exercise organized, my 2 kids disaster and emergency agency took place on the anniversary of a 7 point one, magnitudes, quake induced jane 1999. it school was sink who is prepared in a country pronto travelers this powder demands more of these drills already. so it's not buildings that kill, it's not taking precautions. i had a bad experience in 1999. i can't forget it. order. thousands of trimmers occur throughout jerky as it sits on major te

u. s. federal reserve has increased its benchmark interest right by 0.75 percent the high as part of and if it's a fight inflation, it's the 6 right increase this year alone. if he appears government and rebel forces from us to grow region have agreed to in fighting. the breakthrough comes up to thousands were killed in the 2 year war on the parkland gunman has been sentenced to life in prison. nicholas cruz killed 17 people of parkland high school in florida in 2018. when the news continues on l. g here after the stream of next. a weekly look at the world's talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives and on the dominant, counting the coast on o. g z. uh huh . hi, i'm sammy. oh can you and climate conference where they should be front and center and that is our discussion. but a de street says, you know, to know, we are suffering, we rely on life stock for our livelihood. but you can see that because of the drought, the c

u. s. federal reserve may be less aggressive when raising rates. now that inflation has dropped the crypto currency exchange f t x says that it's investigating hundreds of millions of dollars of abnormal withdrawals, as it declares bankruptcy. the potential hack follows early a run on the exchange of to concerns about its financial health. if the ex filed for bankruptcy protection on friday, it says it wants legal protection as it looks for ways to return money to customers . abandon town in cyprus is coming back to life after almost half a century. greek cypriots left the resort avantia in 1974 when it was captured by turkish troops. now, turkish cypriot leaders of pushing ahead with plans to reopen it. but as andrew simmons reports, former residents are still locked out. this is veronica mirage in turkish. it's been a ghost town since 1974. when people fled to escape conflict, greek cypriot, livelihoods, and homes were lost along with lifestyles of the rich and those with modest incomes . the towns been sealed off from time by its captors and the