how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing. download it now. feel free. ah, is bringing back an old boss the way to boast growth. that's what entertainment jive disney is doing. shocking trade is by suddenly firing at c e. o. and holding legend. great. bob. i got out of her time at the well got kicks off in. can't i? in the most expensive edition of the tournament, once it's over what happens to all those new stadiums and a climate friendly? a way to make concrete, a start up in berlin says it's discovered one using artificial intelligence. again, fizzling, let's do business is a plot twist. one of the world's largest media conglomerates is they as brought back format, chief executive, bob i got ousting c e o. bob chase is 2 year tenure was marked by clashes missteps and a weakening financial performance. disney has have dropped by 40 percent this year . check was hand picked by, i guess. but he also faced one of the most challenging periods in company history with the pandemic, and then spiraling inflation, which is now bob, i guess job to deal with. on the, his leadership, disney acquired pixar model and lucas film, international editor, broadcast magazine, john elm says, i go, we'll have to work his magic as he faces the same economic head winds as all streaming giants. i think the, you know, wall street analysts have moved on from the idea of subscriber growth being the key metric to success and it's all about profitability. so they're having to make some really tough decisions including job cuts and stuff like that. and content spent. so is facing that problem. there's also the fact that he, you know, he retired 11 months ago, he was 11 months into his retirement hit overseen disney. at the peak of its powers, you know, should, in the law trip disney plus the sale, assorted the accuracy of 21st century. that's, he'd really done what i suppose he felt his job was and you know, he 71 years old and he was enjoying retirement. so he's, he's come back into the job to formally study a shit and, and ultimately find the success of himself because he's on the, on for 2 years. a see? yes. so he's got a few things in his ledger. let's get another here from alice k matthews. and see what wall street think south natural correspondence quarter joins us. it has disney stock looking 1st of all well, i mean, we definitely saw quite a boost of the stock price here at the beginning of the week. as you already mentioned, the stock is down a good 40 percent since the beginning of the year. as far as we know, bob eiger got contacted last friday in boca chic. didn't learn about being replaced by m sunday. so here in the monday session, the disney stock was up by a good a 6 percent. was that by far the biggest winner in the dow jones industrial average . and we're talking about a one and a half $1000000000.00 streaming loss in its last quarter cage. a can i guess safe? disney? well, i got to do was look at the stock price going up over night. once it was announced that bob eiger was going to come back to disney to lead it already. it's just symbolic. and the message that he sending is that he's here, he's going to turn the ship around at a time when they so desperately need it, because they really are losing the streaming wars out there. so even if it's symbolic, the very fact that you have that small increase overnight in the stock says a lot about what he's going to do with disney and how positive that is having are on the stock market for turning the shipper out. i guess that's going to mean a rowing against the current. they're going to have to be jump cousin and severe job cuts. when you say absolutely, you know, just a week ago, pretty much every aah! tre paper, here in hollywood, was talking about how deep with those could be, even before it was announced, that bob eiger was going to come back and take the reins again. there are he saying there's going to be a hiring freeze? no large positions making 6 figures should be brought in next year. we have to slow down with that and, and they were saying a who would become, would it be hundreds of people or thousands of people? i still think after biker a biker, that is returning to disney, there will still be some job cuts. are there will still be some slow, slow growth out there with the company. and there really is still going to be a hiring freeze. perhaps though with this small increase in the stock market, those job cuts will be a lesson you won't see as many, but i still think even with either returning to disney, you will still see some significant job cuts in the future. perhaps in the next a 3 months. i guess it doesn't matter which bob disney gets on, there are going to be big job cuts. yes. a back to wall street 2 years isn't much time to turn things round. is it well, but on the other side to 2 things. so could be sufficient term. if bob eiger, this time it is a capable of finding a right successor, obviously of were so bob at epic that has not really worked. and the magic that's been a lot of opposition. wisant the company against bob ha picked are we here for example, that the currency of all was not too crazy about him. and then also there are clearly a couple of tendencies that even bob eiger cannot to influence. for example, that receive an over all a slow down when it comes to m at a revenue. but bringing everybody on board to saw a, to a, to get a walt disney ready for the future. and i believe 2 years could be enough. if bob eiger, this time has a better hand fighting a successor. and i mentioned that this is one of the biggest media conglomerates in the world, k j. can disney afford to gobble up any more competitors our day? the interesting thing i want to point out before we go here is it read hastings ahead of netflix, tweet out, you know, he was disappointed he'd hope bed above either was actually going to run for president and he liked him so much. so it's interesting to see editor like netflix, kind of joking about miger is, is coming back. so it'll be interesting to see what he does. ah, he's got a lot of work ahead of him. not just fixing the company currently right now, but also setting the stage for his predecessor to come in to make sure that they don't make the same mistake they did with matching. exactly not the we landed the exact same place we are in 2 years from now. katie matthews. thank you very much for timing it against quarter. our guy on wall street, some of the other global business stories making used out, begging is tightening entry rules and shutting businesses. and schools and districts hit hard by coven. 193 people died from the virus over the weekend. the 1st death since may, china is fighting numerous flareups. oil prices punched by over 5 percent on fears of slower chinese demand. twitter owner, ellen musk has reversed a ban on donald trump from tweeting. but the former u. s. president looks like he's contractually tied to his own platform. truth social football fans around the world have their eyes on kata where the world camp is underway. the 1st draw between the us and wales won all draw, but the tournament remains divisive and expensive. the price tag an unparalleled $200000000000.00. previously the world cups were brazil 2014 and rush 2018, which cost less than $15000000000.00. if you take a look at germany's world comp campaign that was back in or it's well cup torment back in 2006, that was 4.3 bill yet. cut has new stadiums. cost $6.00 and a half $1000000000.00, just about all of them had to be built from scratch and then a heap of infrastructure and metro system and international airport roads, hotels, and leisure amenities. but are all of these wise investments, sports ornaments, and a tory is for creating white elephants. dan plumb late specializes in sports finance at sheffield. alum university. he points out that other more established for bowling nations than kata have had the same problem. we've had issues with brazil in south africa, so it is a risk and it's always risk with any major sporting events. and some of the things that consolidate trying to do, we're trying to be a little bit individually. so the, the stadium that's built from getting containers that can be taken down and reconstructive elsewhere, but you will run the risk with a major supporting tool and then you'll stadiums a left. but when you, when everyone's come home, and i think that will still be a risk, are especially given that domestic league system is not as advanced as other countries yet. so yeah, it will be a problem. but it's a problem with every sporting event to call $27.00 climate summit delivered a breakthrough loss damage fun for how to hit emerging economies. but it came at the cost of progress on emissions. still that's not withholding. companies are doing their own part. of course, a start up here in berlin has come up with a green solution for the heavily polluting cement and concrete industry. ah, these stones may be small, their environmental impact isn't. the chunks are used to produce concrete. when they're heated up to almost $1500.00 degrees celsius them lots of c o 2 ah leo purge spinner has found a way to make concrete more climate friendly dampen, emitted cement and concrete are responsible for 8 percent of worldwide c. o. 2 emissions. that's a huge problem that i want to solve for. joseph logan, mr. has family own concrete factories for generations? his idea is simple, using less heat, putting it into practice as complicated. every concrete max is an recipe with hundreds of ingredients, which then i use as artificial intelligence to find the right combination. i planted for vol chilton, the planet will almost certainly become uninhabitable over the next 5 to 10 years. we still have leverage to change that. and because cement and concrete make up 8 percent of c o 2 emissions, let's try again to leverage size is are we gunners? i heber for this high rise in berlin. a i has helped mix green concrete but only for 2 of the 37 levels. because there is a catch this vision, this garden author. right now, c o 2, reducing concrete is relatively expensive. a lot, a lot more expensive, though at the end of the day, how much of this concrete can be used as a question of money? in our case, it costs as almost twice as much comes in ones i'm follow if we said sort of his can up the stopper to cost. and it takes a 3rd longer to dry at $37.00 levels. that adds up to a lot of time and money spent believes in the green concrete regardless. because the construction industry a seen considerable change for good reasons on conversely, could even get better loans with sustainable construction. you can find property in investors more easily and there are real estate trusts that focus solely unsustainable buildings. there's more and more pressure coming from that direction . now. no, i think business with you ah ah, in the spotlight of the world cup guitar, we're traveling to the desert nation to investigate just how accurate are the allegations of life threatening working conditions, censorship, discrimination and environmental pollution. close up. next on d, w. this is sweet deal, diabetes, business diabetes, a lucrative disease affecting millions. the cost of treatment has risen tenfold in recent years. and this despite falling production cost. will a cure ever be found in 45 minutes on d w. ah, ah, several dead and wide wing extremist, i suggested again, wild might be uncovering, raped, and burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs . in the pandemic black lives matter. shine a spotlight on racially motivated police violence, same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more countries, discrimination and inequality are part of everyday life. for many, we ask why? 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