I think that this is a very exciting time for private equity investing in Africa for a couple of reasons. I think what I would say is that they are the increasing interest in Africa derives from two sources. I think you've got push factors and you've got pull factors.I think on the push side, you know, in the 15 or 12 or 13 years between 2010, the global financial crisis and a couple of years ago, you know, you had real outperformance in the US and Europen, private equity. But you know, substantially all of ...

Now President Donald Trump has threatened possible U.S. military action against Islamist militants in Nigeria. That's if the West African nation's government does not stop the killing of Christians. For more, our chief Africa correspondent John Zarrella joins us from Johannesburg.I mean, just just walk us through how all of this came about and President Trump's post about Nigeria over the weekend. Great team on it. This follows a few weeks where we've been seeing a number of U.S. officials, including Senato ...

So Opec+ meeting, they brought back this 137,000 barrels a day to the market as expected. But perhaps the hawkish surprise is the fact that they decided to hold off and the first three months of next year. What what is the rationale for that decision.What did they provide as rationale. Well, I mean, I think, you know, you look at what what can be the rationale, but you also look at the context that's all given in. And, you know, OPEC is always saying that they're looking at the market and they're trying to ...

At this point, there are three plans that have been discussed. Uh, one has been a swap line of about $20 billion established by the Treasury with the Argentina central bank. Uh, there's been reports in the press of FX intervention, so outright purchases of pesos and sales of dollars.And then there is a discussion of another about $20 billion that Treasury seems to be working on with the private sector presumably to provide some more longerterm funding. This is what's uh that's what's in the press at this po ...

What do Elon Musk, Satya Nadella, Indra Nui, and Sundar Pachai all have in common. They all at some point were in the United States on an H1B visa. This is a story about putting a price on opportunity, like a $100,000 price.Last month, President Trump responded to years of complaints about how the much sought-after H-1B visa for admission to the US gets awarded. the country would rather not have to pay $100,000. How do you do that.You hire America. >> $100,000 fee is is [music] a huge huge increase on that. ...

This is a story about preparing for the worst. Maybe the worst thing any of us can imagine. A year ago, we talked with computer scientist Jeffrey Hinton just days after he won the Nobel Prize for his work in machine learning.The so-called godfather of AI has been busy since then. Not developing artificial intelligence, but warning people about it. He says we've all become more aware of the risks, but knowing about them isn't enough.We need to act. Mhm. >> Suppose that some telescope had seen an alien invasi ...

In November of 2007, Jeffrey Epstein emailed his former Bear Sterns boss and a close friend, saying they demanded a jail sentence for someone who had no criminal history, no violence, drugs, no position of authority. Then, when they were confronted with an extensive brief as to why these statutes did not apply, they threatened to bring a money crime based on an illegal money transmitting business, even though no such business ever actually existed. Epstein's email revealed how incensed he was over a moneyau ...

the country would rather not have to pay $100,000. How do you do that. You hire an American $100,000 fee is is a huge huge increase on that.This is very significant for these organizations. And just to sort of highlight how big this change is, the the fees for an H-1B visa, they've never been cheap, right. Uh so they have ranged from $3 to $10,000 uh which is not minor.That $100,000 price tag is sure to hit the highly skilled people coming to the US each year. People like Vijay Ravi. >> You can live a reall ...

Combining his love of cooking with a desire to travel led Nobu to South America where new ingredients and new techniques shaped his culinary style. Peru is maybe first country inspired me to, how can I use the different ingredients. First time we went to Peru trying to culture food.I never had this ingredients never used in Japan. Kind of like wow and cilantro, chilli, garlic and olive oils and it's a lot of good seafood. Then completely different way.Example, they have the fresh fish, but Japan, the fresh ...

President MLE's historic victory on Sunday in Argentine elections means he has a stronger position in his Congress and another opportunity to administer his medicine seeking economic health for a country that has been struggling for a long time. Hans Humes, CEO of Greylock Capital, is a longtime investor in Argentina. >> I think the entire country understands what's what has held them back um for decades now.Um and the they're willing to take a certain amount of personal pain. Now, we have to see how this t ...