worked with the available information? you re one of the people that contributed to the public record on this and proven not only her case, but that the fine should be that stiff? i think the issue is the kind of pain it will inflict on him to pay a fine of that amount. he s never been a wealthy as he claimsbe. he s a comfortably rich man, but he s not a multi-billionaire. $370 million i money. the bigger part of the penalty that will hurt him reputationally and in terms of his sense of his legacy is if they re precluded from doing business in the state of new york. he rose to fame and riches on his father s shoulders. his father was an authentic entrepreneur and built the family s real estate holdings that trump made great use of. all that gets tied in a bow and shoved out the door if he loses the case. the wild card here is that judge engoron has a lot of discretion
on foreign factories. michelle, thank you very on foreign factories. michelle, thank you very much - on foreign factories. michelle, thank you very much indeed. i on foreign factories. michelle, - thank you very much indeed. michelle fleury there. let s stay in the us because spacex the rocket company run by multi billionaire, elon musk is in trouble with labour authorities. it s being accused of unlawfully firing eight workers who were critical of mr musk. 0ur reporterjoao da silva has the details. this complaint started with an open letter addressed to spacex s executives in 2022. the letter focused on a series of tweets by elon musk, some of which were sexually suggestive. in the letter, the employees accused mr musk of being a distraction and an embarrassment. they said the ceo s statements were not in line with the space company s own policies on diversity and workplace misconduct. now, according to the complaint that has been filed with this us labour agency, before lawfu
in december when they issued projections as to where the rates are going in 2024, and that suggested probably three rate cuts between now and the end of this year. the markets themselves are looking for somewhere along the line of six rate cuts. i don t think they are going to get that but where they meet in between is going to be extremely important. the economy is holding up well. gdp now, which is put out by the federal reserve in atlanta, suggests the economy is growing at 2.5% clip, it grew 4.9% in the three months that ended in october. so we are a long way from recession. and i think, if thejob market can hold up, and inflation can continue to slow as it has been doing, the fed can delicately cut rates at a quarter of a point at a time and not really cause too much disruption. let s stay in the us because spacex the rocket company run by multi billionaire, elon musk is in trouble with labour authorities. it s being accused of unlawfully firing eight workers who were critic
few minutes time. let s stay with the us. spacex, the rocket company run by multi billionaire elon musk, is in trouble with labour authorities. it s being accused of unlawfully firing eight workers who were critical of mr musk. joao da silva is following this for us in singapore. what is going on? the events that led to what is going on? the events that led to this what is going on? the events that led to this complaint - that led to this complaint started with an open letter addressed to space x s executives in 2022. the letter focused on a series of tweets by elon musk, some which were sexually suggestive. in a letter to the employees accused mr musk of being an embarrassment and destruction. they said the ceo was not in line with the space company s own policies on diversity and workplace misconduct. according to the complaint filed by this us labour agency. before unlawfully discharging the
and then he pled guilty to avoid a retrial and was allowed out for time served. stewart: the climate had gone from celebrating the excesses of wall street to condemning them pretty quickly. reporter: mr. milken! jennings: tonight s headline milken pleads guilty in what may be the largest individual case of fraud ever to rock wall street a case which ended in a plea bargain with the government. frank: judge kimba wood said milken s crimes merited his removal from society. she sentenced the one-time king of wall street to 10 years in prison. stewart: he didn t end up serving anywhere near that. he did go to jail for just under two years. but i m confident when he left, he was at a minimum a billionaire, and quite possibly a multi-billionaire. jensen: the game of monopoly could have been invented for donald trump. but monopoly is a tricky game. when you borrow $2 billion and the economy goes into a tailspin and you can t pay the interest on your loans,