The Fed pays over $750 million in interest every day to banks, hedge funds and other institutions that have parked $5.7 trillion in its vaults. A year ago, that daily payment was $18 million.
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had a greater share of the pain relief market than it did prior to the tampering scandal. so, lessons that could be learned here for norfolk southern. dave dodson, graduate stanford school of business professor extraordinare and remembers, as young as he looks, maybe that johnson & johnson lesson. what do you think? i mean, still early, norfolk southern hasn t botched things, it s late in responding to things. what do you think? i m sorry, neil, i think when they were faced with their moment of truth, i give them a failing grade. they really failed. this is not a legal issue, this is a leadership issue and this is what happens when something happens like this and you bring your lawyers together for advice. the first thing they should have done is he should have gotten all of his executives together, told them to take off their ties, tell their families they ll be back in quiet a while, and got a box of pens and pads of paper and gone door-to-door and talked to people. the first thing
share of taxes and disney is going to honor the debt and this is obviously going to be controlled by the state of florida, which is no longer self-governing for them so there is a new sheriff in town, that is just the way it is going to be. [applause] neil: all right, there is a new sheriff in town, he has been there a while but the old sheriff from disney, robert iger, is back in the saddle running that company, and he is talking on a conference call right now about better-than-expected earnings, has yet to address the threats from governor desantis. i want to talk to dave dodson about it, the sanford school of business. filed iger s predecessor ran into, more or less saying you are free to have your politics and your woke culture, but you are not free to get a free pass in florida, with that view. what do you think of where this is going? well, we have definitely