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well, the e, c, b is more hesitant to ship. so decisively, in that direction, step by step, not a full on rush. all right, james sweeney calling him out from new york. thank you very much. and let's go to some of the other global business stories making headlines. ikea is hiking prices by 9 per cent due to ongoing global constraints on transport. raw materials. the swedish flat pack furniture giant said it tried to avoid the hype by leasing more ships and optimizing logistics. but as supply chain turmoil persists, it is now passing higher production costs on to its customers. new numbers from chinese ride healing jaya, dd show the firm last $4700000000.00 in the 3rd quarter of 2021. and that follows the increase scrutiny from chinese regulators that started after its new york. i p . o this summer. talked about that earlier. b ging has targeted numerous tech companies with stricter rules. and what critics are calling it coordinated crackdown and that's it for me and the dw business team here in berlin for more finance online he

they're trying to make c b c's as crypt current these but to been point c, b c's are not crypt currencies and they're literally the antithesis of it. they're no different than a digital representation of the current dollar. so it's gonna come with the exact same problems as the current us dollar has, which right now, namely is inflation. so i hope that when it comes to that, people are going to be smart enough to recognize about the disease and not just fall for the convenience of a digital dollar. because that's why people use pay pal coin based crackin robin hood because they are super convenient and they're amazing smooth you why and user experience people actually enjoy using them. robin hood is addicting, but they all have the same problem as in their centralized and you're sacrificing your privacy and your control for the convenience. so i hope that people don't become super complacent and just accept a cbc rather than the real thing and cvd. so those will actually start driving people towards the adoption of crypto currency. i hope that's the case. yeah, there's certainly a lot of

well, the e, c, b is more hesitant to ship. so decisively, in that direction, step by step, not a full on rush. all right, james sweeney calling him out from new york. thank you very much. and let's go to some of the other global business stories making headlines. ikea is hiking prices by 9 per cent due to ongoing global constraints on transport. raw materials. the swedish flat pack furniture giant said it tried to avoid the hike by leasing more ships and optimizing logistics. but as supply chain turmoil persists, it is now passing higher production costs on to its customers. new numbers from chinese ride helen giant dd show the firm last $4700000000.00 in the 3rd quarter of 2021. and that follows the increase scrutiny from chinese regulators that started after it's new york. i p o. the summer talked about that earlier. beijing has targeted numerous tech companies with stricter rules. and what critics are calling it coordinated crackdown and that's it for me. and the dw business team here in berlin for more finest online he tob

c. b spoke words that would go down in history. the c, b is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro, and milli me, it will be enough. the easy beat was pushing the envelope and had worked the euro survive the financial crisis. to day, a tough new test. the corona pandemic locked downs have placed a heavy burden on the national budgets of the euro countries. in 2020 they took on joined it. for the 1st time ever. critics of the euro say this move makes financially weaker countries a burden on those which stronger economies. many others, however, still see the euro as the best opportunity for the european union countries to grow even closer are let's go to james sweeney and new york. hello, james. that piece really pointing out the strong role of central banks and safeguarding a currency that something that we're seeing now, again, with a pandemic, both in europe and in the u. s. however, in this case, the central bank seemed to be the verging, the fed is tightening, as prices rise, the e c b, as it's holding on. what did t

c. b spoke words that would go down in history. the c, b is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro. and believe me, it will be enough. the easy beat was pushing the envelope and it worked. the euro survive the financial crisis. to day, a tough new test. the corona pandemic locked downs have placed a heavy burden on the national budgets of the euro countries. in 2020 they took on joined that for the 1st time ever. critics of the euro say this move makes financially weaker countries a burden on those which stronger economies and many others, however, still see the euro as the best opportunity for the european union countries to grow even closer. or let's go to james sweeney in new york. hello, james, that piece really pointing out the strong role of central banks and safeguarding a currency that something that we're seeing now, again, with a pandemic, both in europe and in the u. s. however, in this case, the central bank seem to be diverging. the fed is tightening, as prices rise, the e c b says it's holding on. what did

s m b c for m b, excuse me, for cnn, and their streaming service. so that was a blow to them being really be only newsman remaining. i mean, megan kelly had left the only journalist other than maybe brett bare. so they really have it. they should not call them so foxes anymore. they should call and so foxy, talk and make. that's exactly what they are now. but then you look at the 2nd day of the week and all of a sudden what we have are those texts that really spoke to the hypocrisy of the fox or the text they sent to the last guy's chief of staff, mark meadows, talking about stopping this tradition stopping the attack and you know, the nice visit of those very friendly people, just mildly protesting on january 6th. so the whole thing is starting to collapse then on wednesday, their, their digital guys had to take down an anti semitic cartoon. and then thursday, the worst news of all, and this is where i'm going with this is the judge said no, i'm not allowing you to dismiss that. i'm not gonna dismiss that dominion voting systems lawsuit. well, most

c. b spoke words that would go down in history. the c, b is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro. and believe me, it will be enough. the easy beat was pushing the envelope and it worked. the euro survive the financial crisis. to day, a tough new test. the corona pandemic locked downs have placed a heavy burden on the national budgets of the euro countries. in 2020 they took on joined that for the 1st time ever. critics of the euro say this move makes financially weaker countries a burden on those which stronger economies. many others, however, still see the euro as the best opportunity for the european union countries to grow even closer. or let's go to james sweeney in new york. hello, james. that piece really pointing out the strong role of central banks and safeguarding a currency that something that we're seeing now, again, with a pandemic, both in europe and in the u. s. however, in this case, the central bank seem to be diverging. the fed as tightening as prices rise, the easy bees as it's holding on what did th

cnn is actually bragging about this, which means c, n n n y c m s, and b c y po, we're all in attendance. ready to take orders? merican journalist and commentator chant whitmore claims that c n n is just pretending to give biden a hard time. what does make it strain? does that go proudly reporting on this kind of ring? them trying to reaffirm their commitment to neutrality and to pretend like they've been given by this ration the time when it's nothing compared to what they do into the last program here. and we're going to be very powerful, forces out of many that worked tirelessly to get this president elected and to trash and slander the former president into oblivion or so they taught me. don't forget. during the 2016 election, we had all those email leaks that showed that clipping campaign was colluding with reporters and presenters on cnn about what questions to ask during debate and how to frame certain things. and that to be what we're steering here with abided ministration. they show up to see it has offices and they explain, you know, they're unhappy with the bad reporting. the

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and b c reached a settlement with a kentucky teenager after making it look like he'd committed a hate crime in a face off with a native american man. as cool, shoot. nicholas sandman then also sued the washington post for $250000000000.00 and say, and n for $275000000.00, a set capture with caleb mouth and across the se in new york city. caleb, as i said before, a huge payday that yeah, sure. we have a situation where n b c has reached a settlement with nicholas sandman, and at this point, they are the 3rd major network to reach a settlement. nicholas sandman sued cnn for $275000000.00. he sued the washington post for 250000000, and they have both settled. now you'll recall the situation. nicholas sandman was a high school student back in january of 20. 19. he and his fellow classmates at covington, roman catholic high school. they were in washington. d. c for an annual march for life, anti abortion demonstration. and at that demonstration, there was a confrontation, a standoff between himself and a native american activist named nathan phillips. now, images of that went viral and wen

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and one is the stikes had brightened, crafted in the 5th century b. c. today's valley that something like 3 and a half $1000000.00. another, a rare masterpiece, was that the la max, a small chest schuman remains with an impressive price, i guess something like $1000000.00. and then also among them are a set of death masks, dating back to 7000 b. c was signed, hart gave up the treasures as part of a deal, which does mean though he will not face criminal charges. the origins of the looted antiquity stretch across the 11 countries. among them, italy, greece and israel, or robbed of their cultural heritage. experts say that the damage inflicted is immeasurable to stubs has been done to the countries of origin, sociological sites. the main damage is cultural in the sense that we are losing the history of his objects out of common set of past. and this is the, the biggest can i am that it is being performed by looting on the global level, the loss of history, the loss of information when the only hardship for michael steinhardt was a lifetime ban on acquiring

this time, the $275000000.00 and b c reached a settlement with kentucky, teenager, and nicholas sandman, after making it look like he'd committed a hate crime in a face off with a native american man. caleb moore been report. we have a situation where n b c has reached a settlement with nicholas sandman, and at this point, they are the 3rd major network to reach a settlement. nicholas sandman, sued cnn for $275000000.00. he sued the washington post for 250000000, and they have both settled. now you'll recall the situation. nicholas sandman was a high school student back in january of 20. 19. he and his fellow classmates at covington, roman catholic high school. they were in washington. d. c for an annual march for life, anti abortion demonstration. and at that demonstration, there was a confrontation, a standoff between himself and a native american activist named nathan phillips. now, images of that went viral and went all over social media and us media, mainstream media, social media, it's cetera, were quick to jump on the incident and say that because nicholas and i was wearing a mak

and it does take back to the 5th century b. c. and it's worse. i'm like 3 and a half $1000000.00. and another ran asked the pace was law acts that's a small chest. the human remains with an impressive price tag of $1000000.00. and then finally, here among the reset of death mask dating back to something like 7000 b c boss, steinhardt gave up the treasure as part of a deal. which does mean though he will not face criminal charges. now the origins of the looted antiquities, the stretch across 11 countries, among them, italy, greece and israel, all robes of their cultural heritage, exposed to say that the damage inflicted is immeasurable. kim's damage has been done to the countries of origin, sociological sites. the main damage is cultural in the sense that we are losing the history of his objects. our common sort of past. and this is the, the biggest can i am that it is being performed by looting on the global level, the loss of history, the loss of information. however, the only hardship for michael steinhart and all of this is a lifetime ban on acquiring any of the relics in the f

b c's. john heilman, make it clear that in their opinion, the threat of violence comes solely from the right, at least 8 percent. and maybe as many as 12 percent of the american people now say the job was illegitimate and that violence was appropriate tool to remove human restore. donald trump considering that throughout 2020 a large scale, political violence was almost exclusively left wing arena. with many american cities being burned or looted under the guise of b, l, m, and t for activism here in the corporate press. now trying to paint conservatives as the real threat of domestic terrorism in the country.

we have a situation where n b c has reached a settlement with nicholas sandman. and at this point, they are the 3rd major network to reach a settlement. nicholas sandman, sued cnn for $275000000.00. he sued the washington post for 250000000, and they have both settled. now, you'll recall the situation. nicholas sandman was a high school student back in january of 2019. he and his fellow classmates at covington, roman catholic high school. they were in washington, d. c. for an annual march for life, anti abortion demonstration. and at that demonstration, there was a confrontation, a standoff between himself and a native american activist named nathan phillips. now, images of that went viral and went all over social media and us media, mainstream media, social media, et cetera, were quick to jump on the incident and say that because nicholas and i was wearing a make america great again, a hat that he and his classmates were racist, dan had had graciously taunted this native american. this is some of how the media reacted at the time, disturbing viral video, smart,

and their coverage reveals far more about them than it does about julie and the b, b. c. coverage of the ruling was typically a bland report from studio they had to interview assigned his wife and they had to interview one another and supported cuz it would have been too obvious not doing that. but the report of standing outside the court think the bulk of that report was giving government critically. the us now getting very key assurance that mr. a staunch no matter how mentally ill he may be, will be treated humanely and the american people in the shore. and says, et cetera, it's petra, the last case was worried about his that was to convince the 2 of them are seen at churches in the country. that is will to be dc is increasingly but now the voice of the british day, at the end of the day, the us is a democracy. there are protections within its whole judicial system and its criminal justice system. often when we step outside court, the interviews that we're giving are not to british media. i have to say most of the interviews has been through other european media. i kno

we have a situation where n b c has reached a settlement with nicholas sandman. and at this point, they are the 3rd major network to reach a settlement. nicholas sandman, sued cnn for $275000000.00. he sued the washington post for 250000000, and they have both settled. now you'll recall the situation. nicholas sandman was a high school student back in january of 2019. he and his fellow classmates at covington, roman catholic high school. they were in washington, d. c. for an annual march for life, anti abortion demonstration. and at that demonstration, there was a confrontation of standoff between himself and a native american activist named nathan phillips. now, images of that went viral and went all over social media and us media, mainstream media, social media, etc, were quick to jump on the incident and say that because nicholas and i was wearing a make america great. again, a hat that he and his classmates were racist and had graciously taunted this native american. this is some of how the media reacted at the time, disturbing viral video and smart, outraged

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they include this one which should dates back to 5, b, c, and is worth 3 and a half $1000000.00. another rare masterpiece is the lar knox, a small chest for human remains with an impressive price tag of $1000000.00 and also among them, a set of death masks, dating back to $7000.00 b. c. steinhart gave up the treasures as part of a deal, which means he will not face criminal charges. the origins of the looted antiquity stretch across 11 countries. among them, italy, greece and israel, all robbed of their cultural heritage. experts say the damage inflicted is immeasurable. to stubs has been done to the countries of origin. you're looking because sites the main damage is cultural in the sense that we are losing the history of his objects. our common set of past. and this is the, the biggest crime that it is being performed by looting on a global level. the loss of history, the loss of information. the only hardship for michael stein hard though is a lifetime ban on acquiring any other relics in the future. his lawyer says the collector is very pleased to the investigation concluded

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c. a, b, c, bloomberg. they're all state funded, state control, and it's a shame that society assigned to go on air. and it basically cloak herself in a veil of shame, pushing this propaganda. so shamelessly, i would say that it is not is 0 percent state funded. what it is, is 100 percent fee up funded. it is 100 percent. all of our funded it is 100 percent corporate funded and the corporate people who are that can tell you errors who benefit from the money printing. they want you to have this sort of money printing policy continue. they want you to support it. these people are not acting as a government by for the people. this is not what they're pushing. they're not pushing that. they're pushing the interest of military industrial, complex of intelligence and surveillance, industrial complex of, of the big tech complexes they're pushing the interest of those people. it is, in fact, corporate funded in the way that they're not being quite honest about the benefits to the elite of money printing, the money