afloat? rev lon has a pretty serious debt load to address. the company thinks they need about $575 million no debtor in possession financing from its existing lender base, just to get on with day to day operations. you mentioned supply chain issues. this is a big part of the problem at revlon. the company says that it s currently unable to fulfill about one-third of customer orders in a timely fashion. and that s down to the company s inability to source enough raw materials. and to give you a sense of the magnitude of the problem, reservelon says that shipping components from china to the u.s., takes revlon eight to 12 weeks and costs four times 2019 prices. so some pretty serious supply chain issues. revlon is the first consumer-facing company of its kind to file for bankruptcy at this point in the economic cycle. live from london, cnbc s julianna tatelbaum, have a great weekend. thanks for being with us today. still ahead, we re going to go back to january 6th hearings, and ta
not consider the win that biden is given by clinton. what do you say? the american people are rightly concerned with all these crises happening at the same time. the war in ukraine, rising gas prices, the cause of inflation. so all these crises are happening at the same time and obviously that s reflected in the president s job approval numbers. but listen. as that piece suggests by president clinton there are some great things to focus on. the fact the unemployment rate is the lowest in 50 years. 8.3 million jobs recovered or created since the president took office. 5 million more americans have health insurance than they did before the president took office. of course, the fact that 575 million vaccine doses have been given in this country coming out of this pandemic. harris: i do want to do a little cleanup there and we know each other and don t blow
they were accused of failing to check on epstein in prison after he was placed on suicide watch. toyota set to make history today to become the top-selling auto company in the u.s. general motors has held the title for almost a century. both companies forecast to report sharp drops in sales last quarter with, of course, computer chips still in short supply. and still no powerball winner, christine. there is still time for you. the jackpot is going into orbit. the next drawing is tomorrow. the estimated jackpot now $575 million, and i know christine always says, take the payout. i do. but i also never, ever play the lottery. that s what you know about me. fully fund your 401(k), folks. lottery aside. the fda green lighting pfizer s booster shot for children age 12 to 15. shortening how long you need to wait for the booster if you receive the pfizer vaccine. everyone 12 and older now
to balance this positive aspect of the fashion industry with its problem of waste and resource intensity and incentive by businesses to quickly shift towards the principles of circular economy, circular design, circular fashion. it circular design, circular fashion- circular design, circular fashion. , ., , fashion. it has been really aood to fashion. it has been really good to talk fashion. it has been really good to talk to fashion. it has been really good to talk to you - fashion. it has been really good to talk to you this i good to talk to you this morning. a key stakeholder in this, bernice pan founder of deploy. thank you.- this, bernice pan founder of deploy. thank you. let s update you on evergrande. it is in serious trouble in terms of debt. it has announced it s selling its stake in the crystal city project for $575 million. the struggling property developer currently doesn t have the funds to progress the project in the hangzhou region, as it remains saddled with huge
their loss and they re going to pay to make sure something like this doesn t happen again. reporter: equifax will pay $575 million to consumers including $300 million for free credit monitoring services. alison thompson received a letter saying her data may have been compromised and says she still won t be able to trust the company. you pay them to protect you. you pay them to get your credit report and then they make money by selling your information. i just think it s kind of disgusting. reporter: the ceo of equifax trying to restore that trust today. today s announcement put the consumer fund in place that will give consumers peace of mind that their identity is going to be watched with the credit monitoring that will be offered. reporter: the massive settlement will give $25 for each hour spent ensuring information was protected, reimbursement for certain credit monitoring, and ten years of free credit monitoring going forward. for more information you can visit ftc.gov/e