police didn t react faster to these cries of help from people watching? what we re told is that there was no contingency plan. apparently if an event has an organizer, a clear organizer like a protest, police will come up with their strategy. it was a spontaneous gathering on halloween. you had 100,000 or so young people who wanted to come out here because it was the first time in three years they didn t have to wear masks and there weren t restrictions on crowd size but they knew this was going to be huge. it was hyped up. it itaewon is where people like to party in seoul. you have all of these families that won t be able to see their kids again. will riply, thank you for being on top of this story for us. as long as we keep paying will companies keep hiking prices? we know inflation is forcing prices up. but is that the whole story
of all donations for higher education went to democrats since 2002. and it s good business because experts say student loan forgiveness means colleges and universities can justify hiking prices and students lured by the idea that they won t have to pay off the loans they re taking out will take the bait. debt forgiveness will make college more expensive. it s going to give colleges the incentive to increase their surprises nowing that students can turn to federal student loans to offset increases in price. they will expect future debt forgiveness and they will take out more in students loans that they may be slow tore make payments on. college students that think that are not dumb. the white house today dodged questions about what happens when student loan debt goes back up again. the committee for a responsible federal budget says
was a real success story, if you will, in the beginning of the pandemic, peloton, is now slashing hundreds of jobs, closing a significant number of retail stores, and hiking prices on a bunch of equipment. what is fueling the turn-around? well, you said it, in the peak of the pandemic, peloton shares traded at $150 and now as low as $13. and that is quite the fall. and a lot of this is because there s been a demand back to physical gyms, and the company was also hit by many supply chain issues of the management are looking to turn things around. and the way they re doing that is by announcing things like retail store closures, and they re shedding 780 jobs and looking to hike prices on some equipment, an also to reduce costs on things like final mile delivery. and they re looking to reduce costs by up to 50% there. but $13 versus $150 at the peak of the pandemic, there is a lot of ground to make up.