american, to see them game a fight in that way. we need to get back to business and growth. gamify it in that way. growth. gamify it in that wa . , growth. gamify it in that wa . h . ~ growth. gamify it in that wa. h ., way. let s talk about the perception way. let s talk about the perception of way. let s talk about the perception of the - way. let s talk about the perception of the us - way. let s talk about the perception of the us and abroad, how do you feel it is portrayed in terms of its status and power elsewhere? could you imagine the us would want to cast out into the international markets about its stability and debt? i mean, how stupid is that? in today s day and age, when we have rising issues with china, when we have opec meeting this weekend, gamifying this system and the us wants to politicise its own jet and call into question its capacity to meet responsibilities? it is short sighted and i m embarrassed. its own debt. the reality is the uni
Treaty, two things, one, what does the treaty cover? but the second equally important part is how will this be enforced? will there be incentives, taxes on the producers of mastics? vico standards? so we are going to see a combination of incentives and penalties. on the producers of plastics? ec o standards? mil the producers of plastics? ec o standards? standards? all of these things are compromised, standards? all of these things are compromised, as - standards? all of these things are compromised, as we - standards? all of these things are compromised, as we have j are compromised, as we have seen with the debt ceiling deal. we need every country to be involved on this. if there was one single thing that could not be compromised on, what would it be, that desperately needs to be in this accord? i think what desperately needs to be in this accord is we stop single use plastics. half of the plastics produced today are single use, they are used once and then they go into waste. t
Stayed in the market during the recession when less wealthy investors, people quite frankly in financial turmoil, had to bail out. and remember, warren buffett always says be greedy when ears are fearful and fearful when others are greedy. clearly 400,000 new millionaires minted in the united states over the last year in large part because of the stock market rally. a scathing senate report blames jpmorgan chase for ignoring signs that led to a nearly $6 billion trading loss. the senate conducted a nine-month investigation. remember this? the so-called london whale, a bad trade that led to huge losses for j.p. marken. report said jpmorgan ignored limits on risk taking, dodged oversight and misinformed the public. they also blame regulators for missing warning signs. the company says it has acknowledged significant mastics and senior management acted in good faith and never had any intent to mislead anyone. clearly jamie diamond who runs jpmorgan has long been a critic