to resolve this is at trial. some have pointed out even though he is appealing to the new york case, this is like an insurance policy that would keep him in prison if the new york case is overturned. what ossible york case is overturned. what possible sentence york case is overturned. what possible sentence could - york case is overturned. what possible sentence could he i possible sentence could he face? if possible sentence could he face? u, . possible sentence could he face? . ., face? if convicted across all counts they face? if convicted across all counts they would - face? if convicted across all counts they would call - face? if convicted across all counts they would call for i face? if convicted across all| counts they would call for 55 years in prison, he might be able to serve some of that it s the same time as 30 years he is serving a new york but that is still taking 25 years onto the sentence, as it stands is not likely to get out of prison until his late 70s.- likely
temperatures in the last few weeks, which has drained the water levels of the rhine. it means fewer boats can now navigate germany s biggest river, and that s pushing freight costs through the roof. wendy urquhart reports. the rhine stretches from the swiss alps to the north sea and it is a major freight route, with hundreds of tonnes of goods being shipped down the river every day, but the lack of rain this summer means that water levels have plunged to depths not seen since the drought of 2018, making it extremely hazardous for captains to navigate the river, without damaging the boats, and many have already got stuck on the riverbed. shipping companies have reduced their loads by up to 70% to make sure they can reach their destination, but they ve also had to contend with a hike in freight charges, from 20 euros a tonne to 110 euros a tonne,
Companies face a battle managing supply chain-related issues. On one front, companies are encountering frequent and extensive shipment and delivery delays. Due to COVID-19 pandemic,the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, and supply chain issues: labor shortage, warehouse space
shares of target down 37%, steph, what s going on? no bueno. target s revenue is up sleightly. profits are way down from last year and whether you re talking about target or walmart, when you see big retailers have big changes, it s a window into what is happening in the economy. consumers are still spending a lot of money, but they re not buying it on clothes and tvs. they re buying basic items. they re not buying a gallon of milk, they re buying a half gallon of milk. remember, what keeps prices high? the supply chain issues, shipping issues, target said increased freight costs. it difficult to get things on shelves and what keeps prices equally as high, demand remains high. if you and i say we won t pay the prices, they ll go down. we don t like the high prices but we re currently paying them is when you look at people paying the prices and it s hard for companies to keep stuff on
people s wages have seen their biggest fall in real terms since 2013, that is as the cost of living crisis continues to bite. this morning the chairman of marks & spencer said he would not be surprised to see food prices rising ljy surprised to see food prices rising by 10% over the course of this year. as the governor of the bank of england has said, pretty much summed it up, what is happening is a global prices are rising, and it is not to do with uk food so much as the effect of freight costs and wheat prices and oil and energy prices, and as a consequence, all food retailers in the uk, because we operate on very small margins, we are reluctantly going to have to allow some food price inflation to run through the system. to allow some food price inflation to run through the system.- run through the system. to an apocalyptic run through the system. to an apocalyptic extent? run through the system. to an apocalyptic extent? is - run through the system. to an apocalyptic extent? is