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ms. bradshaw: thank you very much. back and the next person to speak for us would be laura coxe. i see you. waiting to see if you get on muted. please spell your first and last the floor is yours. cox. name is laura thank you for allowing me the opportunity to speak to you this afternoon. i am asking you to delay certification. there are too many questions that need to be answered, too many numerical anomalies and credible reports of procedure irregularities. distrust. remove the this vote will be certified and the will of the people will be upheld but we need to ensure that there is a fair and accurate vote first. this election had its issues and every step of the process has been stacked against republicans, starting with the challenger process. every election they find credentials for thousands of republicans to volunteer to observe and challenge the .lection counting process this year i was honored to perform that duty and thousands showed up across the state. elect ....
with a stark warning let s turn our attention to china now, which has reported its economy grew by 4.8% in the first quarter of this year. the figures were slightly higher than many analysts were expecting, however officials warned there would be domestic and international challenges ahead over the coming months. these include the current shanghai lockdown due to rising covid cases. joining me now is mark schaub, who s a international partner at king and wood mallesons. what do you make of this figure growth of that size would be the economies but perhaps not so for china? b’s the economies but perhaps not so for china? so for china? 896 back in 1992 it was around so for china? 896 back in 1992 it was around 1496. so for china? 896 back in 1992 it was around 1496. i - so for china? 896 back in 1992 it was around 1496. i think- so for china? 896 back in 1992 it was around 1496. i think it l it was around 14%. i think it would fall very much in line for what they w ....
let s get down to business, there were no january blues on wall street as the month ended on a high for investors. lets look at the numbers some of the biggest names in corporate america have been reporting their latest earnings. the dow is up 2% in the month, the s&p is up 596. the rally comes as investors also look ahead to the us federal reserve as a two day meeting gets underway. my colleague samira hussain, with more from new york. 2022 was the worst year for the stock market since 2008 year, so far, is proving to be different with financial markets posting strong again for the month of january. markets posting strong again for the month ofjanuary. 0n for the month ofjanuary. on wednesday, all eyes moved to washington for the latest interest rate decision. traders are expecting to see rates increase by 25 points, a far cry from the aggressive interest rate hikes last year when america s central bank raised interest rates by three quarters of a percent four times. b ....
time now to get down to business. let s start here in the uk where prime minister liz truss has been announcing her new cabinet. she has been busy into the late hours. she s decided to give kwasi kwarteng the second most powerful role in downing street after appointing him as new chancellor of the exchequer. mr kwarteng has a tough job on his hands and takes over at a critical time for the uk economy with millions looking to him for help with soaring winter energy bills. so, what about the man himself? he attended the exclusive private school eton college and went on to graduate with a double first from cambridge university in classics and history. kwarteng then went on to work as a columnist for the daily telegraph and a financial analyst at banks, includingjp morgan. more recently, he was appointed as business secretary in 2021, replacing alok sharma in the borisjohnson government. that is a short synopsis. joining me now is fiona cincotta from city index. nice to see ....
story . welcome to inside story i m ray suarez. it s not over, not by a long shot. greece appears to be entering into a new bailout from its european partners this features many of the solutions greek voters resoundingly rented before. the outlines of the deal promised more economic pain loss of international sovereigty as international bodies oversee greece s international management and may require a sell off, a privatisation of national assets, and for the near term the greek people have little to celebrate, with the price of staying in the eurozone being an extension of their counter troubleses. reporter: this 73-year-old and his wife lost their daughter to cancer three years ago, and their son-in-law two years after. they have been raising their rambunctious grandsons ever since. a tough job for any grandparents. next to impossible on a pension and benefits adding up to $824 a month. the money is not enough. if we didn t have support were neighbours and non ....