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ice cream doesn't score well payoff the carbon footprint of ice cream and, therefore, if unilever gets, they get higher scores even though the business is going to be around and just owned by someone else. jack: so will you buy a punoff ice cream business? >> it's actually a good business just like kellogg, the cereal company has done very well since its spin-off from the company. jack: and you can't blame this on ben & jerry's, nestle is also getting out. >> yeah, about five years ago they sold haagen dazs into a joint venture, so t not something that big corporations want to be in anymore despite the popularity. jack: it's all gone the way of -- [speaking in native tongue] [laughter] what's your favorite flavor? >> i love chocolate chip. it's an old-fashioned flavor. jack: ben? >> daiquiri ice. jack: elizabeth? >> anything with coffee anytime. action actionable ideas, elizabeth, what's to your thought? >> andrew has a piece coming out on anglo american, it's a leading miner. it's had a challenging stretch. it's down 24% over the past 12 months, but management is vowing to cut kohs. a

unilever said the shake—up would help it to "do fewer things better".illion of upgrades, to hit government decarbonisation targets by 2035. that's according to a new plan from the national grid's electricity systems operator. some 4,000 miles of undersea cables and 1,000 miles of power lines, including pylons, are needed. its estimated the investment would add between £20 to £30 a year to customer bills. hello from the bbc sport centre. in the nba, the la lakers kept their slim chance of a playoff place alive after a dominant win over the atlanta hawks, helped by impressive performances from lebronjames and de'angelo russell. it was a bad night for atlanta, aside from some spectacular dunks from jalenjohnson, who finished the game with 25 points. james produced yet another standout performance for the lakers as the end of the regular season approaches. the 39—year—old scored 25 points and had ten assists and seven rebounds as the lakers won their 13th game of the last 20. however, on this occasion the accolades went to his team—mate russell. he finished

u u unilever is parting ways with ben & jerry's. tuesday, march 19th, 2024 and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen. andrew is out today. yesterday was an up day for the markets. this morning, you are looking at a few red arrows. these are not too significant in terms of declines. dow is off 53 points. the nasdaq futures are down 45. s&p indicated off 10. yesterday, the s&p and nasdaq ended three-day losing streaks. you will see the ten-year yield which was higher thi

household goods this morning with the ice cream brand spinoff for unilever.io tinto up 1.5% at the outset. look at the individual indices. 7,725 on the ftse 100. we have a slight gain of two points. stable position. also, fairly flat for the french market at the beginning of 8,150. the german stock market is a red tilt. you see it is flat at the start along with the trades on the spanish and italian market in lock-step. the bond that is showing the dip is the smi. that market down by .13%. the big story is japanese assets. the nikkei 225 is 40,000 points. .60% is the trade today. the ten-year jgb is .75%. just shy of the mark. on dollar/yen rates with decline in the yen against the dollar. thebank of japan dielivered the first interest rate hike since 2007. the 7-2 vote, the central bank ended the yield curve control policy to increase jgp purchases if long rates rise. the central bank is in a phase where it can proceed with rate hikes with the 2% inflation target within reach. joining from us tokyo is talking us through the historic move. the signal is getti

unilever needs to do this. i question why they didn't do the whole food.lson peltz in the board room pushed for all of food. david, nelson peltz, i'm sure you'll have something to say about him later. >> we'll talk about disney a little later. we are the largest per capita consumer of ice cream in the world, just so you know. did you hear me, jim? >> phenomenal. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow, those people have game. they're gamers those people. >> very loud here. opening bell, of course, take a look at the realtime exchange. more red on the board. [ bell ringing ]. >> maybe that will drive the stock price up. >> gentex, supplier of windows and mirrors to the automotive and aircraft industries. jim, where do you want to start? >> we have to start with nvidia. >> i think almost every company we talk about, whether it be a technology company or not technology company wants to get ride with nvidia. the reason is because everything moves fast or smarter. it's a do-over of everything we have. see how i have this computer. you have to type things in. who needs a

unilever shares are moving higher by 2.75% after the consumer goods company announced plans today it'sce cream business. good-bye. unilever's ice cream brands including global brands like ben & jerry's, magnum and walls generated, $8.6 billion in revenue last year but, you know what? unilever says the spin-off will create $870 million in savings over the next three years and will include 750 job cuts -- 7500. maybe that's another victim of the we geoff i have effect, the obesity drugs. the drama at the top of disney continues. "star wars" creator george lucas who with sold lucasfilm to disney back in 2012 saying he backs disney and ceo bob iger in the proxy battle with activist investor nelson peltz. lucas says he has, quote, full faith and confidence in iger's track record of driving long-term value with disney, and he voted all of his shares for disney 's 12 directors. disney up just is under 1%. and, by the way, we've got some breaking news right now, the college football playoff is extending its exclusive media rights agreement with disney and espn if through the 2031-2032 season -

unilever says it will spin off its ice cream business and cut 7,500 jobs worldwide as part of an extensivemaker of ben &jerry�*s, wall's and magnum brands says the move will save $870 million over the next three years. when it comes to video streaming, india is one of the fastest growing markets in the world. amazon's investment in making local content for its prime video platform is paying off, according to a company executive. my colleague nikhil inamdar sent this report from mumbai. after commissioning a record number of shows and films in 2023, amazon prime video is doubling down on plans in india. at this event in the financial capital of mumbai, the big global bosses of amazon have announced new shows across genres and languages. india is quickly becoming one of amazon's biggest markets. we are amazon's biggest markets. - are looking at the next 250 million subscribers we will acquire will come outside of the us and we won't be able to achieve that unless we do a good job for customers in india. more people are signing up india. more people are signing up for prime amazonian india an

unilever says it will spin off its ice cream business and cut 7500 jobs worldwide as part of an extensive &jerry�*s, wall's and magnum brands says the move will save $870 million over the next three years. shares were up nearly 6% at one point after the news was announced. when it comes to video streaming india is one of the fastest growing markets in the world. amazons investment in making local content is paying according to the head of mgm studios. , ,., according to the head of mgm studios. , ., studios. this report from mumbai- _ studios. this report from mumbai. after _ studios. this report from - mumbai. after commissioning a record number of shows and films in 2023 amazon prime video is doubling down on its plans in india. at this event in the financial capital of the big bosses of the amazon have announced a plethora of new shows. india is quickly becoming one of the amazons most important markets. we will get for the next 250 million subscribers acquired a definitely get a come from outside of the united states. we're knocking to be able to achieve that unless we do a really goo

. >> we are watching shares of unilever. it will split off the ice cream unit which includes ben & jerry's and magnum. it will impact 7,500 office based jobs globally. unilever says this will allow it to focus on four distinct divisions. p beauty and well being and personal care and home care and nutrition. >> i guess ice cream did not fit in the nutrition? that's for mayo. >> ben & jerry's almost invented woke. long before woke was cool. ben & jerry's was woke. every time i read a news story about ben & jerry's -- >> yummy flavors. >> they did. >> what is your favorite? cherry garcia? >> i don't know. i haven't had it lately. i can't eat ice cream. >> they have some really good flavors. >> ice cream is my enemy. i would eat it all the time. that's what marlon brando liked. he liked it so much. if you let yourself go, you would make a milkshake. i would bathe in this. get me a bathtub and a straw. >> that's an image for you in the morning. >> i'll wear a suit. a bathtub and a straw. no weight limits. i wouldn't stop. >> that

the ben and jerry's brand has caused some issues for unilever various political issues, thet& companyss. >> the centuriesúold practice of cold therapy taking a dip in icy waters is gaining in popularity, thanks in part to social media. many celebrities have appeared onútiktok and instagram taking part in cold therapy. one man says he goes outside every day to take an ice bath. no matter how cold it is. one doctor of sports medicine says while the medical evidence around the practice is a little thin, he does think cold therapy has its benefits. >> the overriding theme, i think, with cold plunge is one of the biggest benefits is kind of buildingúresilience. and so when that initialúcold shock happens, there are certain physiologic things that happen in our body. so our heartúrate will go up. blood pressure will spgo up, and and noradrenaline and dopamine. and all of thoseúcan play a role in improving our mood, our well-being. >> more sports and gyms are now offering cold immersion therapy. medical professionals say can getc many of the same benefits from a cold shower or bath and say y

unilever said today it is spinning off its ice cream unit, including ben and jerry's, and it is cuttingng savings plan. the company says the restructuring will begin immediately. it is end of 2025.úben and jerry's brand has caused some issues for unilever for taking an active stance on various political issues, the company says. the ice cream division will perform better as a standalone business. i'm look at your dollars and cents, pam. >> thank you. the centuries old practice of cold therapy taking a dip in icy waters is part to social media. many celebrities have appeared on tiktok and instagram taking part in cold therapy. one man says he goes outside every day to take an ice bath, no matter how cold it is. one doctor of sports medicine says while the medical evidence around the practice is a little thin, he thinks cold therapy does have benefits. >> the overriding theme, i think, with cold plunge is one of the biggest benefits is kind of building resilience. and so when that initial cold are certn physiologic things that happen in our body. so our heart rate will go up, blood pressu

plus a major shakeup at unilever. we'll be right back with that.r we'll be right back with that. the right age for neutrogena® retinol? that's whenever you want it to be. it has derm-proven retinol that targets vital cell turnover, evens skin tone, and smooths fine lines. with visible results in just one week. neutrogena® retinol ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try vicks vaposhower for steamy vicks vapors. >>> welcome back. time now for business, and for that let's bring in cnbc's charlotte reed who joins us live from london. good morning, charlotte. so stock futures appear mostly flat as investors await the fed's next move on interest rates. what can we expect from the central bank when it wraps its two-day policy meeting this afternoon? >> good morning, john, but, yes, investors have been eagerly waiting for the fed today at the end of their two-day meeting. so when the fed is expected to hold rates, all eyes on its economy projections, and how many rate cu

unilever just announced plans to cut 7500 jobs.lso spin off its ice cream business to reduce costs and boost profits. ice cream sales took a hit last year as consumers cut back on non-essential spending. unilever owns brands ben and jerry's, magnum and others. the split is expected to be completed by the end of next year. gas prices are now higher on a year over year basis, and experts predict they will continue to rise in the coming weeks. the national average is now 349 per gallon. that's according to triple a california averages 4.91. in san francisco, it's 507 in harmful blue green algae blooms have the east bay regional park district putting up warnings to keep people out of the water. >> danger advisories have been posted at a number of parks, including fremont's quarry, lakes. abc seven news reporter lena howland explains where the algae is coming from and how long it might stick around. >> from our sky seven view, an obvious green tint to livermore's lake del valle is spreading on the first day of spring. >> there are a who

metal manufacturer unilever says the precautionary measure follows internal safety checks products sold three are being recalled, with the warning unked recalled, with the warning linked to five batches, with a best before date of the 25th of november. the company has apologised and says no other magnum are affected . magnum products are affected. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts now it's back to . nana. it's back to. nana. >> good afternoon. this is gb news. i'm nana akua. welcome on board. it'sjust news. i'm nana akua. welcome on board. it's just gone five minutes after 3:00 and it's time to mock the and a to mock the week. and what a busy it's angela busy one it's been. angela rayner has said that she did absolutely wrong when absolutely nothing wrong when she told her when she sold her council house, after the police announced they reviewing announced they were reviewing a decision . the decision not to investigate. the deputy labour leader told bbc radio four's today programme she was con

unilever says it will spin off its ice cream business and cut 7,500 jobs worldwide as part of an extensives says the move will save $870 million over the next three years. shares were up nearly 6% at one point after the news was announced. hundreds ofjobs are at risk at ted baker. the high street fashion chain is set to be put into administration. it's parent company authentic brands group says it's in advanced discussions with several potential buyers for the brand. sales at luxury brand gucci are expected to drop 20% in the first quarter of the year according to its owner, luxury conglomerate kering. the drop is blamed on a much steeper decline than expected in the asia pacific region. joao da silva is following the story from our asia business hub in singapore. hello. what more can you tell us? ~ , ., , us? well, it is a huge sales dro, us? well, it is a huge sales drop. not— us? well, it is a huge sales drop. notjust _ us? well, it is a huge sales drop, notjust at _ us? well, it is a huge sales drop, notjust at gucci, - us? well, it is a huge sales i drop, notjust at gucci, other brand

he should worry about ben & jerry's and unilever versus getting involved with companies like disney andeally hard to understand how to make money and hollywood. very few people ever have and bob iger is one of them. he's a great person, a great leader and george lucas as well one of the great creators of our time. basically everybody supports iger except him. caroline: and is former ceo. ross: i'm ok with replacing one of the board members. especially someone like murray barrow who has no reason to be on the board. i don't think it's a horrible thing to have one board member switched for one of their picks. but in general disney is doing well right now and they're doing everything they need to do. ed: i think you said tesla but did you mean disney? ross: yes, i'm sorry braden ed: let's not go there. let's stick with disney. we are speaking so much about a proxy fight and an activist investor battle. i don't think we've got any real good sense on how things are going to disney because the accusation from those that want change is it's not going very well. that's why they want change but

a big mover in europe, though, is the food giant unilever and cut 7,500 jobs and hope to improve thatt has been sending their shares higher in london, john. >> meanwhile, as we just teased before the break, some interesting news here, japan raising its interest rates for the first time in 17 years. tell us why they did it and what global impact it could have. >> indeed. the bank of japan ending eight years of negative interest rates in moving japan ffs first interest rate hike in 17 years. so the negative rate policy and other interest easing have been put in place to fight chronic deflation in the country as they try to stimulate the economy. the boj kept it close to zero and were not in a rush to raise the interest rates in the future. as i said japan's economic recovery is still fragile, but the move did spark a setoff in the yen against other major currencies. the bond yields slipping and the nikkei index closed slightly higher. >> lastly a major consulting firm is launching the largest restructuring in its global operations in a decade. tell us more. >> the biggest shakeup of its

then there's this unilever is going to split off the ice cream business which is ben & jerry's and otherout 7500 jobs in the plan begins immediately likely going to be completed by the end of 2025, it's saying it wants to become a simpler more focused company. there is the stock of the premarket, it is reacting to the news up 3%, those are your headlines. back to you. maria: the freeze between israel and the u.s. coming to a head. israeli officials are set to go to washington in the next few days to what the white house claims should discuss an alternative strategy to the israeli ground invasion of rafah. president biden spoke with benjamin netanyahu yesterday after the president and senator chuck schumer to announce benjamin netanyahu forcing him to respond on fox news on sunday. watch this. >> i think schumer statements are wholly inappropriate. were not a banana republic in the people of israel will choose when they have elections, who they elect and not something hoisted upon us. maria: the president has said going into rafah would be a mistake. joining me to talk about this fox news

unilever shares higher -- after spinning off its ice cream unit which includes ben & jerry's and theof a restructuring effort it will -- that will affect 7500 jobs. and should have cost savings of over $800 million. you'll ever expect completed by the end of 2025. >> -- >> batlike $8 million. >> there could soon be a pill for that, sciences from the school of medicine in st. louis they they have created a new compound that mimics the physical benefits of the workout . researchers say can one day be the foundation of a supplement that can replicate some physical benefits of exercising. it might help people with muscular atrophy from aging or disease. >> amazing. >> thank you for watching. >>> welcome to closing bell i'm mike sent holy and first got -- more resilient and more rotation keeping the key and nexis right up against a.i. >>> nvidia -- you can call it a struggle on the news event for -- investors. is not open at 1.4%, it was down 8% earlier but not far from the flightline. between small gains and losses. however, the rest of the semis are pulling back

. >>> unilever is jumping as it announces is jumping up ice cream unit. those are the brands being affected. 7500 jobs as well. ice cream business generated about -- about 30% of unit levers total sales. they ask that a cost savings of about 800 million euros, while plans are yet final, i demerger is the most likely form of separation. international paper shares are popping to as a new ceo is name. he will start on may 1st. he succeeds mark sutton, who has been ceo for about a decade -- decade. raiders is citing sources that masons have agreed to open its books to -- and brigade capital. last week there was a -- that they were drafting a report to potentially get to the step. macy's has not yet responded to our request, art-house has declined. >>> courtney, thank you. we are just getting started. up next, it is day two of and videos -- event. it is launching its next generation of chips people to -- you're watching closing bell on cnbc. you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket

as part of being owned by unilever. they are active and we won't sell ice cream on the west bank.hat trying to go after disney now. they are going to shrink their business and sell the ice cream business including ben and jerry's in order one, to get rid of a business not making them a lot of money but two, i suspect they would like to get rid of a business they don't want the reputational risk around. >> i'm also thinking from an economic cycle where you have conglomerates trading as a discount. uni leaver have dove soap, ice cream, mayonnaise, they are all over the board versus slimming down and having individual businesses that are very in sync and tight. it's more the sum of the parts versus the big conglomerate that people want to start breaking up some of those big ones. >> bill: might be smart. you can kill two birds with one stone. slim your business, get rid of the risk, a win for the company. >> bill: the star witness in d.c. is missing for the moment. will hunter biden show up for the house hearing? we'll find out and put these questions to jason chaffetz on what we mig

stuart: unilever looking to restructure. what's this got to do with ben & jerry's? they'll pin off the ice cream unit which is good for about $8 billion in annual sales -- spin. new ceo wanted to save money, 7500 jobs could be affected. stuart: okay. i'm not keen on ben and jer eye's. -- jerry's. for political reasons. astrazeneca buying another fam suit call company, fusion. lauren: stock is doubling. astrazeneca is looking to build up their cancer pipeline by buying it. they're buying fusion pharma for $2 billion cash. that works out to $21 a share, essentially where it is now. the on you -- crown jewel is the mid-stage trial to treat prostate cancer. basically, the goal is to are replace eventually traditional cancer treatment like chemotherapy with targeted treatments. stuart: got it, thanks very much, indeed. kroger, they plan to sell their pharmacy business. what do we know about this? lauren: yeah. this isn't the pharmacy in the grocery store, it's a specialty farm -- pharmacy. it serves patients who need to talk to pharmacists about connick illness, after ef

magnum, which is owned by unilever, has apologised for the inconvenience .lerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gbnews.com slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thanks as ever, sophia. remember you can get in touch folks, about all of the topics we've been discussing today by emailing me on gbviews@gbnews.uk . com or message me on our socials we're at at gb news. lots more coming up on today's show as we discuss the royals first easter since the king and the wales health the princess of wales health revelations, we're going to get in to all of that. all of that and more to come. i'm darren grimes and you're watching gb news, britain's news channel . >> 2024 a battleground year. >> 2024 a battleground year. >> the year the nation decides. >> the year the nation decides. >> as the parties gear up their campaigns for the next general election. >> who will be left standing when the british people make one of the biggest decisions of their lives ? who will rise and their lives? who will rise and who will fall? >> let's find out together for every momen

metal manufacturer unilever says the precautionary measure follows internal safety checks and productsd in packs of three are now being recalled, with the warning unked recalled, with the warning linked to five batches, all showing a best before date of the 25th of november. the company has apologised to consumers and says no other magnum products are affected. and lastly, the rowing team. cambridge has claimed a double victory with the men and women winning the historic boat race on the thames today. the rowers had to ignore tradition, though they were warned not to jump into the water to celebrate after winning their events. because high levels of because of the high levels of e coli that have been detected in the river, they were also advised to cover up any cuts with waterproof plasters , and to with waterproof plasters, and to try to avoid accidentally swallowing river water. the men claim their fifth trophy in six years, while the women cruised to a seventh straight victory . to a seventh straight victory. and just lastly, summer is one step closer with the clocks going forward t

down on the s&p, and the list of companys that he never wants to talk about, down almost like 60%, unilever, wendy's bny melon, mondelez, and his first shot at legg mason. these things have way underperform the s&p, he's a net destroyer of value, and instead he justcreates allthis noise distracting by trying to throw stones at others. >> there is a piece in "the wall street journal" on the front page of the wall street journal this morning taking a look at trion, his firm. it says that they've been losing money, that investors have been pulling money out in recent years. points out that from 2019 to 2023 trion's cumulative return on the flagship investment fund was 59% and that the s&p 500 by comparison was up 87% over that period. trion does say since its inception it has outperformed the s&p 500. >> that's just not true. you look at company after company or in aggregate. this is why disney pulled out of their pension fund, which is part of vendetta here. as disney complained a couple of years ago when they pulled out back in 2021, that at that point over eight years, they were getting mor

the manufacturer of the ice creams, unilever, says the precautionary measure follows internal safetyeing recalled, with the warning unked being recalled, with the warning linked to five particular batches with a best before date on the 25th of november. the company has apologised to customers and says no other magnum products are affected and summer is one step closer. clocks are going forward tonight, so don't forget to reset your alarms. the bad news is though, you will lose an hour of sleep, but the time shifts forward at the good news forward at 1:00. the good news though, it signals the beginning of british summer time bst. which means of course, longer evenings and brighter days ahead. that's the news for the latest stories , do you sign up latest stories, do you sign up to gb news alerts? scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news .com/ alerts . news .com/ alerts. >> welcome to mark dolan tonight with me, andrew doyle. tonight we're going to be talking about whether donald trump has overstepped the mark by posting an image of joe biden on social media. i'm going to be ge

and unilever is set to cut 7500 jobs worldwide under its new cost cutting overhaul.is cutting jobs in in the uk, is cutting jobs in hope of saving around £684 million over the next three years. the consumer goods giant also said it would split off its ice cream business, which includes the walls, ben and jerry's and magnum brands by next year. that's the latest for news the latest news alerts, do sign up to gb news qr code on the screen or go to gbnews.com/alerts . gbnews.com/alerts. >> it can sometimes feel like the islamic faith is given more prominence than other religions in britain. today's example was the main concourse at king's cross train station. it emerged that to commemorate ramadan, network rail have been putting a hadith of the day. today's message was from the prophet muhammad peace be upon him, but it appears they've been doing it every day. this one reads when ramadan enters the gates of paradise open, the gates of hellfire are closed . there was hellfire are closed. there was some stuff about sinners in there as well. anyway, thousands of people too

unilever are set to slash 7500 jobs worldwide under its new cost cutting overhaul.er, which employs 6000 staff in the uk, is cutting jobs in a hopes to save around £684 million over the next three years. the consumer goods giant also said it was split off its ice cream business, which includes wall's ben and jerry's and magnum brands. by 2025, and the princess of wales has been filmed smiling and looking happy while out shopping with prince william. it comes after the couple faced weeks of couple have faced weeks of social media speculation around catherine's health and whereabouts. now the sun newspaper has published the pictures and a video of prince william and princess catherine strolling through a car park on saturday at a windsor farm shop . saturday at a windsor farm shop. and for the latest story, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news .com/ alerts. now it's back to andrew and . it's back to andrew and. bev. >> 1007 you're with britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pearson. bev turner. >> well, he's finally goi

>> unilever are set to slash 7500 jobs worldwide under its new cost cutting overhaul.e marmite and dove soap owner company , which employs 6000 company, which employs 6000 staff in the uk, is cutting jobs in a hopes to save around £684 million over the next three years. the consumer goods giant also said it would split off its ice cream business, which includes wall's, ben and jerry's and brands, by 2025, and and magnum brands, by 2025, and the princess of wales has been filmed smiling and looking happy while out shopping with prince william. it comes after the couple have faced weeks of social media speculation surrounding catherine's health and her whereabouts. now, the sun newspaper has published the pictures and a video of prince william princess catherine william and princess catherine strolling through a car park on saturday windsor farm shop . saturday at a windsor farm shop. for the latest story, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news. common alerts. now it's back to tom and . emily. back to tom and. emily. >> well, l

and it's backed by major companies including unilever, natwest and bp .ou couldn't make this up, bp. you couldn't make this up, tara said. anyone who identifies as a woman is a woman , though as a woman is a woman, though she stressed that 25 by 25 were not an authority on the subject, she said our focus is on succession and talent planning, using gender broadly as an indicator to suggest anything else would be very misleading or misleading. that is misleading. what's the point.7 seriously, if anyone can say that they're a woman, then why bother with this at all.7 it woman, then why bother with this at all? it just makes a mockery of the whole thing. the figures will simply be nonsense . this will simply be nonsense. this will simply be nonsense. this will obviously skew the information defeats the information and defeats the object of the goal itself. and also, will the trans woman have also, will the trans woman have a salary of a man or a woman? as we know, there are still major gender pay gap inequalities and it will be a complete misrepresentation of