and we'll talk about the power grid in relation to converting to e v. 's. what about this conversion into a fees? are we going to run into the same problems as there isn't enough power infrastructure to support all of this? you know, i think it will probably, it'll probably take a while to really get to the point where, where, you know, really challenging are great. i mean, i think there will be other challenges to the grid just brought on by climate change, extreme heat wave extreme please praise conditions and so on. that will challenge our grid more than, you know, plugging in electric vehicles. well. but you can imagine in a future where there's, you know, very, very significant uptake of electric vehicles and everybody charges them overnight. and you can think of a considerable strain on the grid. but again, i don't think it's anything we can't handle. i would be probably more concerned about just the extreme climate conditions that might put a greater strain on our glad then you know, a 1000000 electric vehicles being planted as will make little holle

who's to blame for the collapse of the silicon valley bank and could s v b 's failure force a rethink on interest rates. plus australia's deal to buy nuclear submarines is the country's largest single investment ever in defense capabilities. but is the agreement with the u. s. on u. k. worth every cent. ah. ah, the british economy is still as a worse state than it was before the pandemic. one of the reasons they are more than half a 1000000 british workers who have vanished from the u. k workforce since the outbreak of coven 19, despite unemployment being at historic lows. now the collapse in productivity has been a crippling blow to the struggling british economy. guessing britain's last employees back to work was the centerpiece of the british finance ministers budget plan. jonah hall has more on this. britain's finance minister called it a budget for growth. that's not the shock. measures jeremy hunt's predecessor used last autumn. thompson. 2 2 but policies instead intended to restore stability and faith in government. after a period of political and economic turmoil. today we fac

bank is forced to sell bonds at book the loss, the same time rising interest rates are customers in s v b 's case, the struggling tech industry withdraw money. so the bank had to sell assets booking those last us because they had to meet withdraw requests that turned into a spiral of fear and to run on the banks. hon space i book us is joining me now. he is chair of banking and financial services. at the university of who and hines and germany, mr book are at the heart of this story as we just saw, our rising interest rates. and we're not only seeing those in the u. s. though the e. c. b, for example, is also jacking up rates. can we expect more collapses of these smaller regional banks to follow in other countries? no look really. we can't expected. what it must say is that the fast increase in interest rate, c, e, c, b was forced to undertake you to inflation leads to certain vulnerability, and this is very evident in europe. you should be, should have started one, you're always increasing interest rate. now he has to do it very steeply, and this means for a long term bonds lose a lot

so what does s v be exactly? well, it was founded in the early eighty's and provided financing for almost half of us venture back technology and health care stops. it was one of the top commercial banks in the us, with $209000000000.00 in total assets. at the end of 2022. so what happened or s v b didn't expect the federal reserve to raise interest rates last year, which resulted in a losses for the company. that coupled with venture capital drying up and high foreign costs, proved to be the perfect storm as to be was forced to sell the entire bond portfolio, which resulted in a huge loss. and then they announced that they wanted to raise 2000000000 fresh from investors who said no thanks. the next day they're on on the bang happens and $42000000000.00 were withdrawn, leaving them high and dry. good morning everyone. silicon valley bank is getting worse. customers trying to pull millions of dollars out. and kent online banking in mobile services, showing unavailable for some customers, stuck down 60 per cent per

buy stocks have seen a lot of volatility after s v. b 's collapse, especially smaller banks. on march, 13th, fast republic says, fell. what ping 62 percent. several days later, a credit swish has dropped in all time low after its biggest investor said it couldn't provide any more financial assistance than italian banks like unit credit saw dash as drop as well. businesses in the us move that deposits from small to bigger banks, executive say that was the biggest movement off deposits in more than a decade. so what went wrong out silicon valley bank? well, during the pandemic, the tech sector enjoyed when full profits and deposited them with s. v. be the bank that took that money and invested in bonds or treasury bills. but then of course, inflation hit hard and the fed raise interest rates from virtually 0 to more than 4 and a half percent in the past year. when rates rise bond prices for this course, s b b portfolio to lose significant value. at the same time, businesses began to withdraw cash to keep that operations running off to start up funding flowed as phoebe didn't ha

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so the land is preparing emergency measures to faster to think about u v. s. we'll also report that we receive assistance from the states in connection with this transaction. the tomo was on least by the collapse of 2 banks. in the u. s. i asked economists, nicole out there on how likely it is that a deal could go through today. i don't know exactly what the sequence will be, but that looks like this will mean classes will actually start class. chris is concerned if your b as buys it, i think i should put an end to confirm immediate concerns about european banks because credit is really a category of that. so and then with the credit for situation presumably resort, i don't see that therapy as contagion, or any u. b. s one's help from the swiss government for a possible take over us. we've already had what is being discussed. i don't know the details, but we know that this is sort eastern to be pragmatic and this is a situation which is largely with precedent, but also without successor. there will be no deal of that nature in the future because there were onl

v. s. i, it looks like a pretty good deal. they've got lots of guarantees in place. they able to sue, have credit suisse for a pretty low price. so i would say for u. b. s shareholders, yes, it looks like a very good deal. but for the credit suisse shareholders, it looks like a very bad deal. instead, a lot of the credit suisse trail that i think going be scratching the head saying wouldn't, we've been better office if the still had not gone through. it's not possible criticisms any worth about $3000000000.00 at the end of the day. it must be worth more than that to somebody anyway, so i think they're gonna be saying this is a very bad deal indeed for us. okay, but i mean, looking at u b. s shareholders. and yes, they got managed to get a cheap price here, but they are being punished in the way because, you know, the bank has been years of discipline to work, to sustain and strengthen its financial health and now shareholder having this failed competitor foisted upon them. well, certainly way of seeing it, i think you be yes, certainly has not had the time to go look

v. s. at well below market value, switzerland is fearful that a failure to protect depositors could lead to a global banking crisis. the bankruptcy of a global systematically important thing would have cross irreparable economic term oil in fritz island and throughout the world. the federal council is convinced that u b. s. take cover of credits with has lay the foundation for greater stability, both in switzerland and internationally, switzerland. second largest bank had been in trouble for some time, suffering scandals, public legal battles and mounting losses. these longstanding vulnerabilities were brought to the surface by the collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank in the u. s. highlighting just ho panicked investors are there is hope that the financial problems were unique to credit suisse and could therefore be contained in this deal. but experts warn this may not be the case. once a large and highly connected institution, such as this runs into trouble. there is always a

v. s is going out to take over. it's about the old rival credit suisse. i'm. it is an ongoing banking crisis. could the stabilize the global financial system. switzerland is repairing emergency measures to fast track, the takeover of the term on least by the collapse of silicon valley. bank and signature bank but that to from cycling. freddy in south africa has risen. well about 500 with most of the victims in my lowie. the storm has also hit was i'm big and my gas sca dumping an estimate that 6 months worth of rain. you know, week of a half a 1000000 people have been affected as a result and flattened and much lights swept away homes, roads, and bridges. now and our s wiring for pakistan's, former prime minister and can, has been cancelled up to hundreds of his support as cost on the rest. outside courts built in islamabad, police said the former premier support is through stones and petrol bombs. and at least 9 police officers were injured khan was allowed to leave the scene after briefly up here in the judicial complex in islamabad, where he faces corruptio

k. finance minister has downplayed concerns of ripple effects from s v b 's collapse at the u. k. banking system is extremely secure, it's well capitalized and i think we've demonstrated that resilience by what was happening over the weekend and the fact that we were able to come up with a solution. so quick chinese peasant cheating ping has said that china needs a great wall of steel to safeguard it. sovereignty nonsense. he puts the economy and security at the center of his closing speech of the national people's congress . she was elected as president for the 3rd term last week. katrina you is in beijing and has more on the implications of she speech. this is the 3rd beach beginning, another term as chinese president and the 1st to be just focusing really inward, about the chinese dream about the chinese people. this one very clearly focuses out would look like china's place in the world. and that increasingly challenge environment that china finds itself in. now we spoke a little bit about china history. you mentioned quite pointedly a ton of to 3 suffering at the hands of

s v b has been bought by hsbc holdings. it's the latest ripple effect from the crisis that began with the bank where bossed on friday. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden is sent to address the impacts on the banking sector in a speech later on monday. the federal government is announced, emergency action to sure off deposits and cushioned the financial fall out of the biggest bank failure in the country. since 2009 u. s. officials said that they would also be supporting depositors of signature bank, which was closed by new york regulators on sunday. will s v be mostly provided financial services to fledgling companies in the tech sector? the bank claim to support nearly half of all venture back start ups in 2022. but after, as phoebe's collapse, many of us startups are now in trouble. unable to access the funds and facing difficulty, paying salaries and meeting operating costs. as v. b is also involved in other sectors. it loaned around $4000000000.00 to the wine industry, and now thousands of wineries locked out of their

so all of those are contributing factors to what creates an increase in the number of i v. s. and does insurance cover i v f because in fertility is a disease and one would think that it should be fully covered. one would think that that is a quite an assumption because even states in the united states where it states mandate coverage, it's very easy for an employer to opt out of covering certain things. sometimes sometimes employers will cover in fertility just up to the diagnosis where the person finds out that he or she has a problem. but yet there's no coverage beyond that and that's with the expense start. so it is really difficult if it's very advantageous, obviously for a woman or man to have insurance coverage for ibm through their employer and guest . that seems to be a trend. and especially as a trend that makes an employer more attractive if that employer offers ivy f or fertility coverage to employees. but it's not a guarantee. and so many people still do not have proper insurance coverage covering for infertility. and also even those people we found who have lost t

s. history as v. b 's collapse and account holder is scrambling to withdraw their money and sparked anxiety among its tech. heavy clientele, worries of wider chaos, appear unfounded though, as the biggest u. s. banks have healthy balance sheets. ho frances has suggested that a catholic priests and nuns could be allowed to marry in an interview. he said that celibacy was a tradition, not a requirement, and could be revised. his comments came after a german catholic association had urged him to consider abolishing priestly celibacy. iran and saudi arabia have agreed to re establish diplomatic ties and re open embassies within 2 year, 2 months. rather, that's after years of tensions. the surprise agreement was broken by china, which held it as a victory for dialogue and peace. the restoration of ties offers hope for peace in yemen, where is saudi arabia has led a coalition against the iran backed, who sees after years, all still it is saudi arabia and iran announced their re establishing diplomatic and ec

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all the talk is of electric vehicles or e v 's. manufacturers bringing the latest models the promise to overcome the perennial hurdles, such as cost and battery performance. one south korean com maker has used this show to unveil its latest su, v, with a 500 kilometer range on a single charge. so of course, the space is changing very rapidly, the technologies, the possibilities. but also, as you know, for us as creative people, we are seeing opportunities, new opportunities that allow us to design slightly different charging as a particular problem in south korea. where most people live in apartment blocks with limited access to power points. engineers working on ever faster charging stations. so more people switch to electric. honestly, there is definitely potential, as the development of electric cars is rapidly progressing. so is the charging structure and services. and it's not just cause this event is now re branded from a motor to a mobility show because the same advances in electric vehicle technology are now transforming every moving thing we make from the robots around us to

many months, many long months of i you eyes switching to i v. s. for i vs. each time many embryos were extreme retrieved. and each i v up a successful until the 9th week when after hearing the heartbeat, she suffered a miscarried, she was later told that she could not carry one child. so this became a dashboard she now has 2 children. each born each carried by a surrogate. this opened the world of infertility to me and made me realize what the cost were and made me also realize that there wasn't much help for those people who couldn't afford it. we were very fortunate financially to be able to help our daughter and son in law. and so many people are not. and this is what made me create. they request to help those people who cannot afford the cost of the ivy app, surrogacy embryo donation. anything associated with assisted reproduction. absolutely, and many people think that i v f is a safety net and they put off having kids until much later in life. so how does that affect things? that's only one factor. yes, that's true. dar, many women who went to establish

our way they could have a 2nd min cave, a place where there's no t, v 's. they could just be discussing playing games and tasting like so in the beginning it flew and then at a later stage our gland then came back and said ok, but maybe let's make it it bids in format and use couches instead of a round table. so we designed that twice in our ends when levied and odd. it's a beautiful winds and i think of the most. and one of the most beautiful spaces in this, in this home of all is winded. how do you listen to your client and what they want with as compromising under design principles? oh, that's a very good question. um for me, i believe that knowledge is power, sol, in everything that i do. i always make sure that i keep up with the trends. i keep up with all the design principles. i understand if the thing that interior design is on about what i can do and what i can do. and i find that it helps a lot during the initial briefs with the client because he is listening is very good. so we tend to listen very attentively, but at the same time, you don't want

but these don't work in cities that are so densely built and have no space of cars. trucks or s u, v. 's no drive on draws that can barely handle do at a time such cost centric designs have spilled under the way newer residential complexes from landlord to new delhi are being developed to this complex game up or down to your to go and that are a 1000 plus families living here, access the basic needs, like foods or schools, they have to walk a minimum of say, 15 minutes, which isn't really practical. and so people living here are much more likely to become more and more dependent on that cause. 15 minutes may not sound like much, but it isn't exactly a cakewalk. the cause centric design tends to ignore the development of all other forms of transport, including walking, cycling, even to go to the bus stop, which are all of course, more climate friendly and obstacle course for me. but for the elderly or those with disabilities, the problems are much, much worse. and this is happening a disastrous impact on indian cities. air pollution is on the rise across the country and the quality of lif

on under valued assets because of interest rate hikes when interest rate hikes were low. banks like s v be deposited their customers funds into long term bonds. does interest rates have climbed dramatically over the last year? they lost money on those investments. now that's not no problem. usually the bank can wait until the bonds are repaid. but if the bank is forced to sell bonds at book the loss, the same time rising interest rates, our customers in s v b is case the struggling tech industry withdraw money. so the bank had to sell assets booking those losses because they had to meet withdrawal requests that turned into a spiral of fear and run on the banks. hon space i book us is joining me now. he is chair of banking and financial services at the university of who and hines and germany mr. book are at the heart of the story as we just saw, are rising interest rates. and we're not only seeing those in the u. s. though the e. c. b, for example, is also jacking up rates. can we expect more collapses of these smaller regional banks to follow and other countries? no look really became e

but these don't work in cities that are so densely built and have no space for cars. trucks or s u v. 's no drive on roads that can barely handle do at a time. such cost centric designs have spilled under the way newer residential complexes from bangalore to new delhi are being developed to this complex came up with on the on a go. and that are a 1000 plus families living here to access their basic needs, like food off schools. they have to walk a minimum of say, 15 minutes, which isn't really practical. and so people living here, i'm much more likely to become more and more dependent on their cars. 15 minutes may not sound like much, but it isn't exactly a cakewalk. the cars centric design tends to ignore the development of all other forms of transport, including walking, cycling, even to go to the bus stop, which are all of course, more climate friendly and obstacle course for me. but for the elderly or those with disabilities, the problems are much, much worse. and this is, i think, a disastrous impact on indian cities. air pollution is on the rise across the country and the quantity

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but these don't work in cities that are so densely built and have no space for cars. trucks or s u, v. 's no drive on drones that can barely handle do at a time. such cost centric designs have spilled under the way newer residential complexes from landlord to new delhi are being developed to this complex game up or down to your to go and that are a $1000.00 plus families living here. access the basic needs like food or schools. they have to walk a minimum of say, 15 minutes, which isn't really practical. and so people living here are much more likely to become more and more dependent on that cause. 15 minutes may not sound like much, but it isn't exactly a cakewalk. the cause centric design tends to ignore the development of all other forms of transport, including walking, cycling, even to go to the bus stop, which are all of course, more climate friendly and obstacle course for me. but for the elderly or those with disabilities, the problems are much, much worse. and this is having a disastrous impact on indian cities. air pollution is on the rise across the country and the quality of li

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