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and smashed, but not trashed. why more of us are fixing rather than replacing our damaged devices. we'll be getting a masterclass in gadget repair. hello. let's return to our top story — it's exactly a year ago today that russia launched its full—scale invasion of ukraine, beginning europe's biggest conflict since world war ii. tens of thousands killed on both sides, and an estimated 13 million people displaced from their homes or made refugees abroad. the economic impact has been global with soaring energy and food prices fuelling a cost of living crisis around the world. for ru...

desperately needs, and it is what democrats will deliver on in the coming days. >> so up next, the bill still needs to survive a rare weekend session, a parliamentary review and a senate vote-arama. more on that coming up. assuming it passes, it would send democratic members home on top of another win on top of the kansas abortion vote that fired up the base and great jobs numbers today as well. it also adds fuel to the already frenzied pace of midterm campaigns escalating to levels we rarely see today. nbc news now predicts election denier and trump acolyte kari lake is the winner o...

Is military budget. last year we attracted around $32 billion as grants and credit financing from our partners. it help us to cover our budget needs. it help us to partly revitalise our economy, make it in a better shape. and that's why it could be even worse if we hadn't received such amount of support. and you can hear much more from ukraine's finance minister this weekend on talking business with aaron heslehurst on the bbc news channel, bbc world news and bbc iplayer. let's go to moscow now and speak to chris weafer. he's the founding partner of macro—advisory, which provides advice for ...

Growth capital credit financing will allow the Company to execute on its expansion strategy and meet the increasing demand and order backlog for its...

Recession with the jobs numbers where we're at? probably not. historically recessions, especially the deeper ones, have been predated with, you know, higher unemployment numbers. but the fact of the matter is this is, as you mentioned earlier, going to give the fed permission to continue its aggressive rate-hike campaign. so eventually i think we are going to see more pressure on corporate profits and credit financing. all of that will have a trickle-down effect on the ability for companies to hire at the pace that they are currently. so i think that the prediction is that we're going to be he...