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gas giants really heavily is that it might discourage them from investing in renewables. we are seeing in these figures that shell invested less on renewables and more on paying back shareholders. does this pose difficult questions for them? hill it certainly does. as you say... hill it certainly does. as you sa ., ., ., hill it certainly does. as you sa... ., ., ., ,, , say... the amount of spending shell is committing _ say... the amount of spending shell is committing to _ say... the amount of spending shell is committing to so-called - say. .. the amount of spending shell is committing to so-called low- is committing to so—called low carbon investment, which by the way, that figure you have cited also includes spending on gas —related marketing and trading, so that is notjust renewable energy, it is more than that. it is dwarfed by the amount they are spending on shareholder dividends and share buy—backs. i think it is very hard to maintain the lie that increasing tax on oil and gas companies making record profits will deter them from investing in renewables, because if they are not going to do it now, they are not going to do it now, they will never do it. ﬁn they are not going to do it now, they will never do it.— they are not going to do it now, they will never do it. on the other

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CNN Newsroom With Christi Paul and Boris Sanchez-20220402-14:36:00

one, we came -- the u.s. in particular came roaring out of covid. we really have had a pretty strong recovery. you can see that in the jobs numbers that we saw yesterday and over the last few months. but there's another factor and the president has been pointing at this is that are companies charging too much? are they using their spare cash to pay back shareholders, or to pump more, do more r&d. that's a big question. and i think you're going to see biden putting a lot more pressure on companies around this issue. >> have a listen to cecelia ruse talking about the challenges facing the economy right now. >> the most obvious is the russian invasion of ukraine. this may well put pressure on energy and food prices. that could reinforce inflation which was already an issue prior to the invasion due to the pandemic and a strong demand for goods. >> we talked about fuel.

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New Day-20140115-11:51:00

it is money time. chief business correspondent christine romans is in our money center. green on the screen this morning. >> absolutely right. markets in europe and asia showing gains this morning. investors confident. watching gm shares this morning. they are higher. gm says it will pay its first quarterly dividend in nearly six years. representing a sharp turn around. this was government motors, now it's on its own paying back shareholders. j. p. morgan says it replaced 2 million debit cards. as many as 110 million target customers caught up in the hack.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110628:22:58:00

the companies use the cash to go offshore to buy back shares. it wasn't used to hire people. the company leading the charge of the repatriation is cisco. cisco is in a situation where the stock is falling 25% over this year. they want money from overseas to buy back shares and pay off dividends to pay back shareholders. buying back shares is what this is about. that's all it's been about. they want cash from offshore, tax free to buy back shares. >> to bypass your point, they brought back $299 million. it didn't go towards job creation. it's not going to go next time. i give you a quote for paul ryan. he said, quote, it's a good idea. we ought to have it every day instead of a repatriation every seven years, let's have it every day. does that mean he thinks that the corporation should pay 5% in

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