nvidia shares ended the trading day up more than 5%. alphabet, amazon, apple, meta, and microsoft all ended the day up as well. the major indexes have been hitting high water marks over and over in 202a. this marks the nasdaq s 13th record close this year and the 25th for the s&p. another brand on the up lululemon. the activewear brand beat wall street expectations on revenue in the first three months of the year. strong sales in china helped buffer a slowdown in spending in the us. shares rose around 12 percent on the results. us commerce secretary gina raimondo is in singapore this week for a meeting of the indo pacific economic framework, an initiative to improve economic ties between america and asia. along with executives from major us companies, she also attended a forum to promote investments in green energy. for more on this, we re joined by deborah elms, the head of trade policy at the hinrich foundation. it s a complicated frayed work. it s a complicated frayed wo
it s leading in the race to develop the chips needed to enable new artificial intelligence applications. and that s where the other tech giants and a lot of companies are spending big bucks right now. nvidia shares ended the trading day up more than 5%. alphabet, amazon, apple, meta, and microsoft all ended the day up as well. the major indexes have been hitting high water marks over and over in 202a. hitting high water marks this marks the nasdaq s 13th record close this year and the 25th for the s&p. another brand on the up lululemon. the activewear brand beat wall street expectations on revenue in the first three months of the year. strong sales in china helped buffer a slowdown in spending in the us. shares rose around 12 percent on the results. us commerce secretary gina raimondo is in singapore this week for a meeting of the indo pacific economic framework, an initiative to improve economic ties between america and asia. along with executives from major us companies,
day up more than 5%. alphabet, amazon, apple, meta, and microsoft all ended the day up as well. the major indexes have been hitting high water marks over and over in 202a. this marks the nasdaq s 13th record close this year and the 25th for the s&p. another brand on the up lululemon. the activewear brand beat wall street expectations on revenue in the first three months of the year. strong sales in china helped buffer a slowdown in spending in the us. shares rose around 12 percent on the results. us commerce secretary gina raimondo is in singapore this week for a meeting of the indo pacific economic framework, an initiative to improve economic ties between america and asia. along with executives from major us companies, she also attended a forum to promote investments in green energy. for more on this, we re joined by deborah elms, the head of trade policy at the hinrich foundation. trade officials have been struggling to figure out trade officials have been struggling to f
they had a number of investors that have the ability to fund projects that are ready to go. the idea is to do a bit of matchmaking and tried to get more clean energy but also more sustainable supply chain projects up and running. tell us about green energy and the initiatives for the pesek at anything to do with the cherries overcapacity? i don t think at the moment it does. most of the projects being discussed were projects that have been under way for some period of time or been lined out. they need to be investor ready. that takes longer typically for the recipient countries to plan and execute than the relatively recent spike in concern over overcapacity. i think it s much more about how do you transition to a green economy in the future, what other projects that you need, wears a shortfall in funding and how can a private partnership model benefit you as the host country and benefit you as an investor? china bear so much economic influence in this region. tell us your thoughts
more clean energy but also more sustainable supply chain projects up and running. tell us about green energy and the initiatives for the pesek at anything to do with the cherries overcapacity? chinese overcapacity? i don t think at the moment it does. most of the projects being discussed were projects that have been under way for some period of time or been lined out. they need to be investor ready. that takes longer typically for the recipient countries to plan and execute than the relatively recent spike in concern over overcapacity. i think it s much more about how do you transition to a green economy in the future, what other projects that you need, where is a shortfall in funding and how can a private partnership model benefit you as the host country and benefit you as an investor? china bear so much economic influence in this region. tell us your thoughts on how ipef can succeed without beijing