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bring semiconductor manufacturing back to the united states, the act is key part of bidenomics agenda to bring opportunity to every point of the country. gas is not $5, gas is currently at an eight-month high. a year ago it was $4.06 and the day biden was sworn in, it averaged $2.38. america's credit rating downgraded, nine countries have higher credit rating than the united states. moody's is reviewing for a possible downgrade, companies like tyson, cvs, microsoft and wells fargo are having layoffs. joe manchin helped pass the bill and marked the anniversary saying inflation reduction act is one of the most historic pieces of legislation passed in

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CNN Primetime

hey, isn't this fun? it will be great. the first 200 bucks is free, which kind of version of a pusher in an alley. hey, kid, the first one's free. people need to understand this if they don't already. if as a group and over time, gamblers didn't lose way more than they win, then there would never have been a nathan detroit floating game, no casinos, no racetracks, there'd be no draft kings, no bet mgm. one of the things that's happening now is that the come on is for parlay bets because a parlay bet whaile enticing, if you hit it, you're going to make more money, but the chance of losing it is much greater. so generally speaking on a single bet, the betting operation, draft kings, whatever it might be, is making about $0.05, $0.06 per bet, but for

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Fox News at Night

since they started tracking. more than 2,000 flights were canceled and nearly 20,000 delayed sunday according to the flight where leaving hundreds of passengers passing through boston logan international airport. >> it's kind of ridiculous. you see all the canceled flights and the new look outside and you go, there's not really any snow. what's the deal? >> delays getting the blame. further down south, thick fog along the gulf coast causing jet fuel strategists in one of the busiest airports in the nation, orlando. officials tweeting that the weather has lifted and ships have departed with the faa says the impact could be felt for days. it's also worth noting that nearly 102 million travelers will be arriving to their destinations this holiday season by car, especially with the gas prices averaging $0.06 less then

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America Reports

down $0.06, but still pretty high, $0.20 more than this time last year. i guess people are maybe shopping instead of flying today, gillian. >> gillian: sounds like a great weekend to stay wherever you are, what i'm going to do. happy thanksgiving to you, thanks. >> me to. >> gillian: arthel. >> the stores are looking to make money, one reason this black friday looks very different from the days of door busters and chaotic crowds. grady is live in chicago, magnificent mile. i see some people behind you. are folks out there shopping in chicago? >> it has picked up. we were out here at 5:00 in the morning, it was dead quiet, not like it used to be, 10, 15 years

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Hannity

about the source of carbon. one of the duke question mike they halted all the leases. let's go to another headline, critically important. october 28th, inherited just recently. biden knows his policies increase average accounts for americans. where did they get this evidence? the apartment of the input on the five her page report. who's gonna read it, right? inside that report, they admit that allowing all leases would reduce the cost of oil and gas, all by $0.73 a guess by $0.06. there hurting the american public and they need to know this, the american public, whether going out there and blaming oil companies and profits because that's a an attack on capitalism. >> hannity: powell put a wet blanket on any idea that we have a soft landing in terms of the economy today. >> powell was upset. [laughs]

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World Business Report

agriculture sectors represent 22% of global greenhouse gas emissions, and from today, the world's first standard guidance will be launched, so businesses will be able to measure how they can reach net zero targets. he hoped to speak to a representative from the wwf about this but sadly because of technical reasons christopher anderton is unable to join us but it is an important issue and something we will talk about in more detail. let's see how the asian markets are faring. as you can see, japan down over 2%, the hang seng in a similar position, the price of oil, sinking as well. we can see how the dollar is trading versus the dollar is trading versus the yen. we have £1 buying just over $1.06. showing you how the

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BBC News

and said untargeted fiscal packages were not recommended during a period of high inflation. it warned the government its mini budget risked increasing inequality. that is all about the proposed tax cuts. the white house also criticised the government�*s policy — saying it was important to focus on "fiscal prudence, and fiscal discipline". the pound dipped in asian trade this morning — standing at around $1.06. the imf said that the government�*s fiscal plan in late november would give it an opportunity to �*re—evaluate�* tax measures — "especially those that benefit high income earners." today�*s action from the bank of england and the imf follow government proposals that would scrap the top rate of income tax and end a cap on bankers�* bonuses, among other measures. the announcement on friday sparked financial turmoil, as investors dumped the pound and uk debt. on monday the pound fell to record lows against the dollar. some of the country�*s biggest

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recorded history against the us dollar come augu5t recorded history against the us dollar come august to the level of parity, ie one pound equals $1 but that was in thin trading on monday morning in the asian se55ion that was in thin trading on monday morning in the asian session and it then rebounded and has edged back a bit this morning but we are still around $1.06 to the pound, so roughly where we were at the end of last week, 5till marking a broader downturn for the pound against the dollar. if you look at borrowing costs in the uk tho5e dollar. if you look at borrowing costs in the uk those have risen and that�*s the most obvious worry and concern, not only are you having to borrow more because of the tax cuts but it will cost more for that borrowing and putting the uk government in a double bind. i think it is really the fact that while the pound might be quite calm at the moment it is the borrowing levels people are concerned about, the cost of the borrowing putting further pre55ure of the borrowing putting further pressure on the government, and if they announce further tax cuts that means intere5t they announce further tax cuts that means interest rates have to rise further and a5 means interest rates have to rise further and as everyone knows with their own borrowing in households that usually co5ts their own borrowing in households that usually costs more as well. hagar that usually costs more as well. how are investors — that usually costs more as well. how are investors likely _ that usually costs more as well. how are investors likely to _ that usually costs more as well. how are investors likely to react to the are inve5tor5 likely to react to the conditions you have just described? i think you will see a greater

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BBC News at One

hurts, in their mortgage payments. so far the bank of england's announcement hasn't worked to calm financial markets. the index of uk listed companies is tumbling down 2% and traders are again selling the pound, now worth less than $1.06. andrew verity, bbc news. our business editor simonjack is here. what an extraordinary morning. blimey is the word. a major intervention by the bank of england. now financial markets around the world have been stressed by inflation which we have seen across the globe but there is uk specific stuff here as well. last friday when the chancellor announced a not so mini budget, he said he would cut taxes and put more money in people's pockets which was meant to help the comic robot inflation was already above 10% and what he did with this extraordinary unexpectedly large and has left the bank having that a much harderjob to try to bear down on inflation. that's why we think now

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