joumanna is in zurich poring through the numbers.alk about why the share price is reacting positively this morning. >> reporter: good morning, julianna. first, let me pick up on the headline loss. of course, that is grabbing a lot of attention. it is worth noting that the profit number is the number that came ahead of consensus. the negative print for the quarter is a reflection of those higher than expected restructuring costs and tax charge as well when you take into consideration the integration of credit suisse the last couple of month. this was telegraphed when we spoke to ubs a couple of months ago. they said they are expecting in the coming months to increase the cost, restructuring efforts, when it comes to integrating the organization. a lot of focus on the investment banking business. we spoke about the downsizing of the business. a couple of positives do is stand out and the reason we see a positive reaction in the stock today is a fact that namely we have seen a very positive contribution from net -- if you heard that, i'

from new york, with guy johnson in zÜrich on assignment.expect lots of chocolates to be sent their way in new york. it's good to have you there. guy: i've had lots of time for shopping. i will definitely pick you up some chocolate but i'm not sure it's for you. i have orders from other people but i have to add yours to that. yesterday, we were talking about goldilocks. maybe we should be talking about goldfish. as you said, the narrative seems to change minute by minute. just from we got comfortable with the idea the fed was john maybe we could think about rate cuts in the recent yield spike we had doing the work for the fed, that all reverses. i think neel kashkari is emblematic of that. he is not the only one. alix: it's pretty much everybody. it just changes so quickly so whatever is in front of your faces what you will talk about that day. that's not longer-term, structural stuff you want to invest in. it feels everyone is having a struggle. guy: absolutely but this has been the story for a while and i think it's a classic change in the

continued their perfect run in the women's nations league with a 7—1 thrashing of switzerland in zurichle ballon d'or winner alexia putellsa helped herself to two goals, while real madrid forward athenea del castillo also bagged a brace... it means spain stay top of their group with 12 points from four games, five ahead of sweden in second place.... that's after the scandinavian side, ranked top in the world, were held to a one all draw at home to italy. roma forward, valentina giacinti put the italians ahead and were heading for a famous away win but sweden, waiting until the last few seconds of added time before they managed an equaliser through linda sembrandt just a few days after beating belgium to go second in their group, world cup runners up england were brought down to earth losing 3—2 in the return match. scotland remain without a win and rooted to the bottom of the same group following their second defeat by the netherlands in four days. northern ireland kept alive their hopes of finishing second in their group after a 1—1 draw with hungary, while wales lost 2—1 in denmark. t

before my haircut, i went to zurich, where research scientists are experimenting with using the samereally does sound like magic. the black dots here are loudspeakers. and what it allows us to do is then to predict an anti—sound that will cancel any incoming sound and emit it on the other side. so sound waves will come here, hit this target, but it will be cancelled in any kind of echoes, and then it will propagate, it will be emitted on the other side, as if this object hadn't been there. and you can obviously put anything you like inside here. it will not give an acoustic footprint. look at it this way. if we make a noise in front of a building... tone plays. ..we can hear its reflection and know where and what it is. echoing tone plays. but this device acts like a sound invisibility cloak. in a fraction of a second, it catches the original sound and then alters it, returning a new sound, as if there's nothing there. one of the major sources of noise in the oceans is what's called pile—driving. when you build big windmills offshore, or any kind of offshore construction, you drive d

declaring solidarity with the people of the gaza strip were also held in the cities of geneva and zurichitzerland. despite some restrictions in the united states, demonstrations in support of the palestinian people and the need to establish a ceasefire continue in various cities of this country. the employees of shahria health department also protested the biden administration supported the genocide of the palestinian people , lying on the ground like the dead. this is philadelphia. gathering of medical staff in memory of the cities of gaza. cities that were targeted by american bombs. america not only plays an active role in israel's war crimes, but must also be held accountable in this regard. israel has the necessary capability in terms of military, technology and finance to continue. genocide is not allowed in gaza, and for the complete genocide of the palestinians, the united states is completely dependent on it. for more than a month, the people of gaza have been bombarded by the zionists. the bombing that has so far killed more than 11 thousand martyrs, all of which is a genocide

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the in the switch city of zurich, other innovative mindset, created an odd looking contraption, made of plastic and aluminum its makers called the canine looking creature, any miles, due to its ability to go anywhere, its battery operated and can walk, see fuel climb and lie down for rest all on its own. inventor peter funk house, built his 1st robot over 10 years ago while studying at zuric technical university . he helped develop anymore and now directs a team of 110 people going through the hobbies when i was a kid. i was fascinated by moving parts of the thing and i sold it small solar cells from an electrical storm to somebody. they got motors to see what was possible to see the vitamin. come with them through boston with legal space and i later got into programming and that's how all the hardware and software came together with right. politics again at the center. this intimate the state a guy has turned anymore into a small robo dog that can now monitor industrial facilities and certainly alarm when it detects irregularities. fucked. this human error is still the number one ca

to move to the right minutes they've collected, are sent to the viral logical institutes loud in zurich. that's where the real work begins to say kind i got the takes, i actually have a very hard shell that we know have to crack open, so to speak, to home. ok. we have to crush them all. how much noise them, as we say in order to get at the nuclear assets that are inside corners, slave for records, the proceedings step by step. the crushed tick is checked for all the genetic material. it contains not just from the animal itself, but also the phone guy, bacteria and viruses such as a l. s. v, that it carries. determining the structure of the virus is a necessary step to developing a blood test for detecting a l. s. v. in humans. an important step for the biologist, but also for switzerland's physicians had sewerage university hospital last summer. the number of patients with tech bites who later reported symptoms like fever, severe headaches, and impaired consciousness, roads. there appear to be a clear connection, but somehow it didn't add up or my thoughts. and so i guess not the though

all on its own. inventor peter funk house built his 1st robot over 10 years ago while studying at zurich, technical university. or he helped develop any model and now directs a team of 110 people going through to hobbies when i was a kid. i was fascinated by moving parts of the thing and i sold it. small soto sounds from an electrical storm to somebody. they got motors to see what was possible, seeing the vitamin come with them to boston with legal punch base, and i later got into programming and that's how all the hardware and software came together with robotics again at the center. this meet the state. a guy has turned any mile into a small robo dog that can now monitor industrial facilities and certainly alarm when it detects irregularities. this human error is still the number one cause of accidents and the robot doesn't make these mistakes. so we can ensure safe operations while keeping individuals out of danger. so we also get an indirect sense, the robot saves lives at the rate. the current addition has already been tried out in working environments, considered high risk for huma

the use of mashhad razavi has been tested in 8 laboratories in zurich, oxford, arizona and georgia in america, which proves that this version belongs to the second half of the first century of hijri. currently, 20,000 manuscripts are available to enthusiasts and researchers in the library of astana quds razavi. by allah nematian radio news. specialists of a danesh bovyan company succeeded in localizing a new type of petrochemical enclosures. this type of polymer known as 199 is one of the most widely used products in the world in the field of petrochemicals. one of the grades that was actually very needed in the country was gray 1969, which uses extrusion coating . it is mostly used in food and sanitary materials packaging industries, and this grade is often imported from abroad and costs about 20 million dollars annually. the currency will be withdrawn. aerospace engineering students of amir kabir university were successful make a vertical flight. this guided bird was displayed in the exhibition of unmanned aerial vehicles in this university. one of the grades that was really needed

even in zurich, nastya was accompanied by our doctors from lviv. how it was, see below. suffered the most. eight-year-old nastya was playing with her friends by the fire. due to children's mischief , the flame instantly spread to the girl's clothes. the burns turned out to be deep, the neighbor's boy came and immediately went home and brought a little gasoline, and she was sitting near this fire, and just then this flash hit him thank god she was at home because it would have been worse if it hadn't been. nastusa was given first aid in vinnytsia and later transported to the lviv children's hospital of st. nicholas. due to severe burns and the lack of medical equipment, the doctors sent the girl abroad to one of the largest burn centers . switzerland, this children's hospital receives the most severe ukrainian children with thermal injuries, functions, especially joints, fortunately, it is not such a deep burn, so the functions are preserved, now she, she can stand up, but now she doesn't walk because she has wax systems, and it's quite painful, actually. the lviv doctor

to move around the rack minutes they've collected are sent to the viral logical institutes loud in zurich. that's where the real work begins to say kind, i've gone to the takes actually have a very hard shell that we now have to crack open, so to speak, to home. ok. we have to crush them, will have much noise them as we say in order to get at the nuclear assets that are inside corners play for records, the proceedings step by step. the crushed tick is checked for all the genetic material. it contains not just from the animal itself, but also the fund guy, bacteria and viruses such as a l. s. v, that it carries. determining the structure of the virus is a necessary step to developing a blood test for detecting a l. s. v. in humans. an important step for the biologist, but also for switzerland's physicians had sewerage university hospital last summer. the number of patients with chick bites who later reported sent on his like fever, severe headaches, and impaired consciousness roads. there appear to be a clear connection, but somehow it didn't add up or my thoughts as long as not the though

copies in the world so far, mashhad razavi mushaf , 8 tests have been done in the laboratories of zurich, oxford, arizona and georgia in the united states , which in total belonging to this version is half way it proves the second century of the first hijri. after confirming this date, a revised version was unveiled in a ceremony at the razavi shrine. i would like to express my gratitude and appreciation to all these dear ones, to all those who have contributed in any way to this glorious, valuable and lasting work. the original copy of the oldest and oldest quran in the world in the astana qods razavi museum in wallah nematian sed and sima news reporter arrested the money laundering and gambling gang using rented bank cards in tehran and said: "responsibility for all crimes that are committed with rented bank cards." it is with the account holder. this is the moment of the arrest of the main network money laundering gang. the members of this gang first tried to deceive people through several contacts and then rented their bank cards. where do you keep the cards you rent? by using these

it doesn't make sense to run around in london or zurich or wherever and ask for direct investment while treating those who are already here in a way that is not at all expected, and even against in such unstable conditions on the forexpo market , they have no intention of leaving ukraine, and even more so, they are ready to continue investing here with faith in the ukrainian economic miracle. the company's management does not doubt the strength of ukrainians and believes in future changes. ukrainian society wants to change the ways of doing business, there should be more transparency, more accountability and a clear rule of law with reliable protection for investors so that they know that their investments meet ukrainian and international standards. i am sure that this will be an international demand investors, as well as the demand of civil society in ukraine. at firaxpo, they admit that they are ready for all challenges, because they see the potential of ukraine, and even more, they have an investment plan for the total amount of 3 billion dollars and are ready to implement it . denma

you you see, the attitude towards the german language in the canton of bern, or in the canton of zurichthe attitude in the canton of geneva, where french is popularized and considered the state language, and so on. so in this regard, everything is just organic. now let's look at ukraine, if we still want to win this war, then we must understand that the victories of the armed forces are only... prerequisites for such a real civilizational change, and i really hope that these are the events that were in ukrainian history, they will give people at least i will try to speak ukrainian with my children, when i see how many people do not do it, do not even understand it, to be honest with me , because i just look to the future and understand that ukraine, which will not be able to to choose a clear cultural and civilizational orientation of the future is not, there simply is not, and this is the question of what we are fighting for, we are fighting, of course, to be a democratic, free state, but ukraine, and this is the most important thing, you understand, states pass.. different stages of d

was playing by the fire, the girl was saved in two countries, ukraine and switzerland, but even in zurich , lviv doctors accompanied her, as it was, see further. more than that, she was injured, eight-year-old nastya was playing with friends near the fire, due to children's mischief, the flame instantly spread to the girl's clothes, most of the burns were deep. the boy came and in a moment went home and brought a little gasoline and she was sitting near this bonfire, but just as this flash hit him , thank god, she would have been home if it hadn't been for that it would have been even worse, nastusa was given first aid in vinnytsia, and later transported to the lviv children's hospital. mykolaiv, due to severe burns and the lack of medical equipment, the doctors sent the girl abroad to one of the largest burn centers in switzerland, this children's hospital accepts the most severe ukrainian children with thermal injuries. the functions, especially the joints, fortunately , it is not such a deep burn, that is why the functions are preserved, now she can stand up, but now she does not walk

before my haircut, i went to zurich, where research scientists are experimenting with using the sames sound like magic. the black dots here are loudspeakers. and what it allows us to do is then to project an anti—sound that will cancel any incoming sound and emit it on the other side. so sound waves will come here, hit this target, but it will be cancelled in any kind of echoes, and then it will propagate, it will be emitted on the other side, as if this object hadn't been there. and you can obviously put anything you like inside here. it will not give an acoustic footprint. look at it this way. if we make a noise in front of a building... tone plays ..we can hear its reflection and know where and what it is. echoing tone plays but this device acts like a sound invisibility cloak. in a fraction of a second, it catches the original sound and then alters it, returning a new sound, as if there's nothing there. one of the major sources of noise in the oceans is what's called pile—driving. when you build big windmills offshore, or any kind of offshore construction, you drive down pillars

fairly and in accordance with international ... standards, there is no point in running to london, zurich or somewhere else and asking for direct investment, and at the same time to treat those who are already here in a completely different way, as it could be expected, and even in spite of such unstable conditions on the forex market, they have no intention of leaving ukraine, and even more, they are ready to continue investing here with faith in the ukrainian economic miracle, the company's management does not doubt the strength of ukrainians and believes in future changes. ukrainian society wants to change the ways of doing business, there should be more transparency, more accountability and a clear rule of law with reliable protection for investors, so that they knew that their investments met ukrainian and international standards. i am sure that this will be a demand of international investors, as well as a demand of civil society in ukraine. firaksp admits that they are ready for all challenges, because they see the potential of ukraine. babel have an investment plan totaling $3 bil

you understand, the attitude towards the german language in the canton of bern, or in the canton of zurichferent than in the canton of geneva, where french is popularized and considered the state language, and so on, so in this respect everything is just organic, now let's look at ukraine, if we still want to to win this war, we must understand that the victory of the armed forces is only a prerequisite for such. a real civilizational change and i really hope that these events that took place in ukrainian history will give people at least an effort to try to speak ukrainian with their children, when i see how many people do not do this, even this doesn't understand, it honestly scares me, because i just look at... and understand that there is no ukraine that cannot choose its own clear cultural and civilizational orientation for the future, that's just no, and this is the question of what we are fighting for, we are fighting, of course, to be a democratic, free state, but ukraine, and this is the most important thing, you see, states go through different stages of development. there are di

llevado a la cárcel del condado de solano y científicos de la universidad pública de investigación en zurichisma tecnología que las impresoras de oficina normales. para darnos una idea, si bien aún no están disponibles para que se le injerte o trasplante, un humano representa un avance en la ciencia, la ciencia nos alcance, por eso los deportes. >> también es importante implementar. vamos a pasar a los deportes precisamente donde se jugó el partido de la ida de la gran final de la liga 1010 femenil, l golesos y 150.000 . detalles en river rock casino.com. >> buenas noches. la liga mx femenil ha experimentado un gran crecimiento desde su creación, pero también ha tenido muchos retos. hoy con una entrada bastante flojita en el estadio azteca, arrancó la final de la ida de este apertura 2023 entre las Águilas del américa y las amazonas de la u. de nuevo león vamos desde el coloso de santa Úrsula, porque apenas a los 9 minutos iba a venir esta serie de rebotes, 2 de ellos en andrea pereira y stefani mayor la mandaba a guardar para poner el 1 a 0 de las amazonas. después iba a venir la goleadora

the institute for atmospheric and climate science at the swiss federal institute of technology in zurichough what's been found here? yes, thanks for havin: been found here? yes, thanks for having me- _ been found here? yes, thanks for having me- so — been found here? yes, thanks for having me. so the _ been found here? yes, thanks for having me. so the study - been found here? yes, thanks for having me. so the study that - been found here? yes, thanks for having me. so the study that you| having me. so the study that you referred to, i am one of the co—authors, sample climate water droplets of the top of mount fuji amongst other places injapan and found pieces of plastic particles in the cloud droplets. so that's what they quantify in their studies. what they quantify in their studies. what the composition of the plastic is, how many pieces were found in a litre of cloud water sample, and so this suggested a dysplastic particle is making its way up to high altitudes in the atmosphere. so what could be the — altitudes in the atmosphere. so what could be the consequences _ altitudes in the

. >> you've been busy in zurich, but at least we got to see you. >> i want to bring you some lines out of the ecb survey for anyone who's been looking at what the ecb have been saying since, of course, that last meeting decision. they have now said that according to the survey they put out, consumers are seeing inflation of 4% in the next 12 months versus 3.5% in the previous 12 months. that's interesting. consumers' expectation for the inflation sees it at higher. that tells you, julianna, that at least over the last couple of weeks or so, expectations of where inflation is going to end up has moved d higher. >> that is really interesting. they've joined the federal reserve in pausing interest rates and it feels as though much of the conversation has begun in cutting rates. as you said, the survey expectations come in higher than they were given the narrative around all three of these major banks. it's been much more around where they're going to cut. >> that's exactly what we're seeing in the marketplace, julianna, as investors focus on the next step. we're seeing more and more rate

we have joumanna bercetche in zurich and spoke with the bank's ceo.er: good morning, frank. this was the first opportunity for investors to get assessment ever the full three months of earnings of credit suisse within the entity. the reaction from the marketplace has been positive. we are seeing a positive reaction on the stock namely because of the following aspect of the report that came through. first of all, there has been a net new money inflow into the bank. when you think of how many deposit outflows credit suisse saw at the beginning of the year. the second is the inn they gr -- integration and the language from the ceo as he says it is going better than faster than they planned. here is what he had to say about it. >> our target is in excess of 10 billion growth savings. the heavy lift is going to be in 2024. this is where i would say is a pivotal year for us. >> reporter: so one aspect that emerged today is out of the $10 billion of cost savings they set for 2026 as a target, $3 billion has already come through. this is one quarter faster th

. >>> happening now, phillip jefferson is speaking at a conference in zurich, switzerland and he saidon to keep inflation expectations anchored when it is unclear how long high inflation might persist. we will be per participating in the creditq&a. the job is not done by the fed on inflation which is the message right now. >>> let's get the check on the top corporate stories with silvana henao. >> mike, good morning. potential progress in congress to avoid a government shutdown by saturday's deadline house leaders signaling some in the party are open to backing speaker mike johnson's plan to fund the government. some conservative house members ba bashed his idea. his plan is getting support from chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell with the pair suggesting the cr will clear the chamber if the house approves it speaker johnson will have more on his plan coming up on "squawk box" at 7:30 a.m can't miss that one. >>> amazon and snapchat striking an advising agreement. amazon will let snap users in the u.s. buy some products listed by the ecommerce company directly from ads on the social med

ok, i am in zurich and i will give this market check a little bit of flavor. we will talk with the stoxx 600. but that is not where we are going to finish. it is basically flat. watches of switzerland, it is up by 12.12 for percent. first thing this morning the numbers did not look that good. but the outlook from the company was really positive. there has been some fear that rolex will not give them supply. they will push very hard this company and we will get more details later on. some interesting sound coming through. ubs, the stock up by 2.4%. it could have been a negative roundup and it was a we are on track outlook and they have stabilized the money that had leftover -- that they had leftover and that is a good sign. cost cuts are broadly on track and they do not tell us much. the fact that they did not tell us anything bad was god. the stock is up by 2.3%. alix: the s&p and the nasdaq, the move might not the remarkable that the nasdaq 100 is up. we are looking at seven straight gains of gains. we have not seen that since november 2021 for these indices.

i will leave, i will go to the airport and get on a plane and go to zurich first thing tomorrow morningl sit down with ubs group ceo. an interview, alix will be on air, 7:00 a.m. london time. an early start. i am looking forward to that. alix: you will be on point tomorrow during the show! the interview. guy: i may be fully caffeinated by the end of the day! european stocks are done, we are finished, these are the final numbers. how much movement as you can see on the day. a little. bit of movement through yorkshire. we have a big moment coming up. are you happy with that? alix: yes, thank you! guy: what should we expect from the federal reserve on banking conditions? a senior loan officer coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage i

first, a few of the zurich. officer an officer winston. they fought the mob hand-to-hand combat while. we also hear from representative eric swalwell who will explain how that mom distracted the core constitutional process of the peaceful transfer of power. we will also hear from professor gerard. is one of the nation's leading experts on section three of the 14th amendment. he's written several peer-reviewed articles on section three and many articles and books on the history of the 14th amendment. he will explain that when the 14th amendment was ratified, insurrection against the constitution referred to any public use or threat of violence by a group to prevent or hinder the execution of the constitution. january 6 easily meets that standard. trump assembles the violent mob that tried to prevent the constitutional transfer of power, and did, in fact, stop the transfer of power for some time period turning to president trump's role in all this, he engaged in this insurrection on january 6. he began by undermining the process of electing

scientists at eth zurich have made a3d printed robot hand.t has synthetic bones, ligaments and tendons. the technology makes it possible to print soft, elastic and rigid materials which can create robotic hands all in one printing scan. the lead professor predicts that this will eventually make it accurate enough for humans using the hand to pick up delicate items. >> we will start to go more into the tissue engineering with this technology. we really want to see how we can combine living cells with the constructs. >> he also says the current phase has created a scaffolding where cells can grow in the next phase of research. happening today, the grand opening ceremony for one of san jose's holiday traditions. downtown ice will get underway. it was scheduled to happen last friday, but it had to be canceled because of the rain. well, people we talked with say a slight delay is fine and they're just thrilled to have the temporary rink back. and this comes this coming friday. san jose's christmas ice in the park opens at cesar chavez park. this y

under has been an extension of a program between chinese exchanges and also london-frankfurt and zurichappen. we saw a flurry of those issuances in 2022 mostly, but they mostly came to a halt in the first half of this year. mostly on the back of more regulation, and a tightening of approvals from beijing for all the companies that were seeking to list in switzerland. this is basically because what was known at the time is that a lot of chinese investors would be buying the shares in the land, and actually, whenever they were able to sell those stocks and basically trade for their equipment in the asian market, they were gaining with the arbitrage. . they were making money buying them cheaper and then selling them for a higher price in the chinese market. this was putting pressure in the domestic asian market, and, of course, and brought attention and turned out to be more regulated than was expected. so there has been a tightening up of that segment of that market. as a consequence of that is the catl looking for the listing here in hong kong. shery: having catl, the world's biggest mak

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enjoy zurich.a: we have been talking about this on why you are not going to see some kind of consolidation after march. how much is this from different banks and not wanting to disrupt that and how much our regulatory hurdles because it is such a lightning rod for different politicians. jonathan: it had been 54 minutes and you had not mentioned it. lisa: if anything, it was a lot more positive and suddenly they do not matter again. this was supposed to be the crisis moment. something was supposed to break, but it did not. we are not seeing consolidation or structure changes. we had adjusting the band-aids over the edges. jonathan: short treasuries. every time we backed away, i turn around and say -- she would still say, is still short. right now, is she still short of treasuries? lisa: that is the question i want to ask her and is there some trade or is it too noisy to follow the kind of trans she is known for doing? jonathan: equity futures on the s&p. six days of gains. bonds with a rally a bed.