22 Burst results for "Key Bank"
CNBC's Fast Money
"key bank" Discussed on CNBC's Fast Money
"Perceived access to liquidity. And we think liquidity is still really good. It was just the speed at which the friendly fire unfolded at Silicon Valley was just too quick to handle and too much to handle. And of course it spread, as we all know, to signature. Slip on a banana peel really sticks out because I really implied just sort of like, you know, just a minor fall. He has a scrape or something. He hurt your knee, your bottom. I have to ask you, did you cover Silicon Valley bank shares and what was your rating on it? So my colleague Tim Coffey had a great and neutral last week. So that was not an issue for us. I think what transpired was just a very quick recognition that the company needed to position and raise capital. Whether they were told that by the regulators or whether they were getting ahead of the grading agencies, I'm not sure we'll ever know, but it unfolded very quickly. And I think the investment community just didn't buy their explanation. And I think that was one of the problems last Wednesday and Thursday that led to the demise of the company. Of course, thanks. Great to have you with us. Chris. See you soon. Thanks. Have a great night. Bonnie and would you be inclined to take a flyer? Yeah, I like key and I like 5th third, 5th third is kind of like a super regional. I don't think it has the same, none of them have the risk of contagion. I mean, this is overblown, but I don't think from our operational standpoint, it has that risk. And then key bank, which is very large in the real estate lending, you have hard assets that you know are marked to a certain loan to value. I think it's something that's talented. I think those two banks kind of stick out to me in terms of being operationally intact. All right, coming up a BioTech by Pfizer scooping
The Breakdown
Crypto Is in Its 'Then They Fight You' Phase
"Is a famous if apocryphal phrase. First they ignore you, then they laugh at you. Then they fight you and then you win. If you've been paying attention to crypto over the last few weeks, particularly the signals being sent to the industry from regulators. You may have gotten the distinct idea that we've entered into the then they fight you stage. On Tuesday, February 7th castle island ventures Nick Carter tweeted, I don't want to alarm, but since the turn of the year, a new operation choke point type operation began targeting the crypto space in the U.S.. It is a well coordinated effort to marginalize the industry and cut off its connectivity to the banking system, and it's working. Then last night, Wednesday, February 8th, coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong lit the industry up with his tweet accusing the SEC of trying to get rid of retail staking in the U.S.. All in all, I think this is a moment that really demands more context. So what we're going to do today, and I think this is going to end up being a two parter, is go through some key events organizations and personalities to try to better bring you up to speed on why it feels like there is a slow, bureaucrat driven squeeze on the American crypto industry. Specifically, we're going to dig into the recent history of a key bank regulator in the United States. The office of the comptroller of the currency. In order to understand why one, the fear of banks is a vehicle for crypto contagion to spread to the traditional system is rising and consequently to why cutting off access to banks is becoming one of crypto opponents key tools. And here before we get into the recent history, let's start with the quick 2023 timeline of the squeeze. It's important to note that the specific vector for this attack that's emerging is the U.S. banking system. Since the beginning of the year there has been an arming escalation in actions taken against banks that work with crypto industry firms. On January 3rd, the fed, the FDIC, and the OCC released a joint statement on the risks to banks who engage with the industry. While it didn't explicitly ban banks from touching crypto, it's strongly discouraged them from doing so, citing quote safety and soundness concerns.
Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
"key bank" Discussed on Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
"Coming up. To remain financially stable in these times, it's really important to find a support network. Yeah, sure is. First though, let's do the numbers. Down industrials basically flat to date 33,852 on the blue chips. NASDAQ down 65 points about 6 tenths percent, 10,983 the S&P 500 fell 6 points to 10%, 39 and 57. UPS drove up two and three quarters percent today after an upgrade from Deutsche Bank, rival FedEx grew two and 6 tenths percent. Meghan mccarty carino was just telling us about a slowdown in the rate of home price increases across this economy, so let's look at some home builders then, shall we? Pull the improved 6 10% linare picked up about 1.2% Toll Brothers. Rang up two and four tenths of 1%. The streaming service Roku brightened to half percent spotted downgrade from key bank, which said rooker appears to be ceding market share, Netflix gave back less than a tenth percent. Bond prices fell yield on the ten year T note rose to 3.75% are
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"key bank" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"Of thinking. Unfortunately, Americans have experienced and so to then you have people who don't know what to believe. Because they're being told opposite things by two different sides. And so that's why I encourage people to figure out things for themselves. You know, I want to talk about something else. It's related to your book, and that's the importance of your book, which I have sitting right here next to me. In books, it's important for children to be able to see themselves. When they open a book or go to or go to a movie, it's important for actually all of us, not just children, to see ourselves in the Atlantic, you recently you recently wrote that like books, dolls, too, can be great teaching tools, tools, talk more about that. Well, I mean, let's say, for instance, if you are a parent of a white child and that white child primarily goes to a predominantly white school. And let's say you want to start talking to that child about race. Let's say you want to make sure that child does not connect. Let's say dark skin color with things that are bad and light skin color with things that are good that kids buy elementary school if not preschool are already unfortunately doing. How can you do that as a parent? How can you go about teaching the child? You see these different skin colors? Though they look differently, they're both part of the same human rainbow. They're both equal. How can you do that? Or what can you use to do that? This podcast is supported by Kane brothers, a division of key bank capital markets. Listen to House calls for insightful conversations with some of the industry's leading investment bankers about trends across the healthcare industry. Kane brothers House calls is the place to hear about developments, innovators, opportunities, and challenges across the healthcare economy. Find us at key dot com slash Kane brothers or on your favorite podcast app. You know, you make a fascinating argument in that Atlantic piece. You say we can follow the history of school segregation through the evolution of American toys, connect those dots. Yes. I mean, I think that recently, for instance, when I say recently over the last few decades, there has been an effort to diversify American toys to ensure that toys are reflective of all the different people from different skin colors and religions and body sizes, but by the 19 50s, in particular, when there was an effort and people believed that assimilation was going to bring about racial progress and what I mean, Jonathan by assimilation, the efforts of all peoples of color to be white and look white, what actually happened at that point is there was an effort to essentially make all the toys look like white people. Before that, there were more effort there were more different looking toys, but they were those toys were carrying racist stereotypes, particularly in the 1890s when you started to have this mass manufacturing of toys, so you had toys that depicted Chinese people in a stereotypical way and black people and Irish people. And so I think in many ways we can understand the way people are thinking about race by how toys are being created and marketed. You know, you cite two studies prominently in your article. And I'm sure people listening to this conversation, their mind immediately goes to one that's really famous. The first being the Clark's survey in 1940, and then Margaret Beale Spencer's survey in 2010. What were their findings? Talk about those two studies. Sure. So in both studies, you had psychologists and social scientists who brought children together in the Clarks study in 1940. It was just black children. In the study more recently, the social scientists brought both white and black children and they put dolls before them. A doll that depicted somebody as black, a dog that looked white and just asked faith those children. Those young children basic questions, which dolls do you prefer? Which doll is nice? And what they found in both cases is that children, both black, black children in 1940s and black and white children recently preferred the white doll, consider that the nice doll, consider that the better doll, and Anne recently, the researcher found that white children were even more likely to have
KOMO
"key bank" Discussed on KOMO
"97 7 your information station. From ABC News, I'm chuck severson, breaking news, two people are on the run after ten people were killed and 15 others were injured and stabbings at 13 different locations in just the past hours in Saskatchewan, Canada. We are still looking for the two suspects. We are asking residents across Saskatchewan and our neighboring provinces to be vigilant. They are considered armed and dangerous as officer Ronda blackmore, Royal Canadian mounted police. It appears that some of the victims may have been targeted and some may be random. So to speak to a motive would be extremely difficult at this point in time, our investigation will certainly focus on that aspect of it. The locations in a rural northern area on the James Smith Cree nation and the village of Weldon, north of saskatoon. Deadly update on the wildfires in Northern California where thousands are evacuated from three towns, including weed, the sheriff says two people have died in one of the fires. No word on the circumstances, at least a hundred houses have burned down, say fire officials, ABC's Alex perches there. Fire crews dealing with temperatures creeping into the 90s, part of a dangerous holiday heat wave from California to Idaho nearly 50 million people on alert with temperatures in many places hitting triple digits. Packers stole personal data, including social security numbers, addresses, account numbers of home mortgage holders at key banks as the bank. It says the electronic break in was of a third party vendor
Bloomberg Radio New York
"key bank" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Strikes by the RMT and two other unions in the coming weeks. Caroline Anita booked my cup home. Yes, absolutely. It's going to be a difficult day on the road here in London. All right, let's also return though to a couple of extra breaking news lines that we've had out of Deutsche Bank this morning. They're cutting their full year investment bank revenue goal, which I think is pretty important, as well as that fixed income commodity sales trading revenue beat that we mentioned earlier. They're also raising their cost income ratio target because of cost pressures and you had Credit Suisse starting this major strategic review under a new CEO confirmed that got seen is out and we have a new CEO at Credit Suisse. So they also reported a wider than expected loss on litigation. So those really other key bank earnings this morning. Let's get more on the markets more broadly and bring in Bloomberg's cross asset editor, Joanna Austen, Joanna, great to have you with us. Almost forgetting that it's a fed day to day too, but let's talk about tech earnings, first of all. They have helped to alleviate some of the wider market worries it would seem. Exactly. So one investor described them as a sigh of relief. And the reports from Microsoft and alphabet and even Texas Instruments. So underlying resilience is maybe not outright strength in some of the industry's main colors. You have digital advertising, cloud computing, info tech spending and shift. It wasn't all rosy because the strong dollar and economic uncertainty are still issues, but investors were generally cheered by the report. And John, if we see a 75 basis point hike out of the fed, that had cement a 150 basis points over June and July it would be the steepest rate rises since Paul Volcker in the 1980s is that exactly what we're going to get today. It does seem like it markets are pretty much pricing that. That would bring the target rate to two 25 to 2.5. And then swap their pricing in half a point increase in September and for rates to peak a bit higher in December. And that would be around 3.4%. That's the pricing in any way, then followed by cuts in 2023. And you figure strengthen the labor market can give the federally way to do some of this. But there is increasing speculation that it could cause a recession with just the steepness of the heist. Yeah, absolutely. So we'll watch that FOMC decision 7 p.m. London time this evening, Joanna, thank you so much for being with us. For your time market commentary and analysis, check out markets live, ML IV on your Bloomberg terminal. This is Bloomberg
Mac OS Ken
"key bank" Discussed on Mac OS Ken
"Bank credit cards and debit card customers in the U.S., but not international figures according to the report. And that shows Syria's buying over the holidays. Apple CFO, Luca maestri sent strong expectations for the holiday quarter on the last earnings call. He said the company expected every category except for iPad to beat revenue for the same quarter a year earlier. And yet, benzinga says the streets expecting a below typical seasonal growth quarter to the tough compares with the holiday quarter of 2020. Checking transaction statements, miss bulls siding with Maya S three. Looking at the KM FDM or I'm sorry, the KLF. Anyway, the info that he's seen indicates an 18% sequential growth in the fourth quarter, stronger than the previous three year average of 13%, according to the report. For the quarter wrote the analyst, the data tells us we should expect slightly better than historical growth for hardware in the upcoming quarter and it's not just about how Apple did this bill C is the anticipated holiday numbers as a good sign for things to come. The analyst says the sales have led to increased confidence that despite supply constraints, apple's U.S. hardware growth should remain strong. Key bank has an overweight rating on Apple shares, the firm's price target on the shares is $191. An apple analyst of note raised his price target on apple shares on Tuesday, not sure why he's not playing a list of note at this point. His targets have been trailing apple's share price per year and they pretty much still do. I am referring, of course, to Bernstein research analyst Tony sagana. The fly ran the shortest of blurbs on sack and augie's move. Quoting half of it, the analyst believes Apple benefited significantly from the pandemic and sees risk of more muted earnings growth over the next few years. He missed the pandemic growth as it was coming for what it's worth. Whatever. He's holding his market perform rating on Apple shares. He did up his price target, though, it was $132. It is now 170 Apple shares closed Tuesday at $175 and change. Foxconn's problem iPhone factory in India is said to open up again. You remember the one scene of some serious food poisoning, which led the hospitalizations, which led to protests, which led to arrests, all of which led to Apple investigating the factory, which led to the company finding overcrowded living quarters, toilets with no running water and, according to one village level administrator, no safeguards to prevent COVID-19 infections, all of which led to Apple putting the plant on probation. An apple spokesperson said at the time that the company was working with the supplier to ensure a comprehensive set of corrective actions or rapidly implemented and rapidly was apparently the key word. Well, a key word. Hopefully corrective was the key word. Fingers crossed, 9 to 5 max I Reuters report that says, after two weeks dark, the Foxconn facility is firing up again today. Not that everything is hunky Dory. The plan is still on probation as far as Apple is concerned. The Reuters reports as reopening will go slow with no more than a hundred folks back in action, full tilt, the plan employees about 17,000 people. The piece as Apple saying in a statement that workers will start to return gradually as soon as Apple is certain at standards are being met in every dormitory and dining area, hence the hundred people to start back. Someone said to know something about something tells Reuters, it could take the plan more than two months to resume full production. For its part, Foxconn is quoted in the piece, saying we have implemented a range of corrective actions to ensure this can not happen again in a rigorous monitoring system to ensure workers can raise any concerns they may have, including anonymously. Following up on T mobile and others blocking the use of private relay here in the states and in the UK, no they're not, say, checks notes..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"key bank" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Karen That's right You as futures are in the green right now Dow futures up 93 points Sesame has gained 17 Well the NASDAQ futures are higher by 84 The U.S. ten year yield at 1.76% gold is up for oil is climbing and Bitcoin is little changed Japan fell .9% overnight while European markets are also in the green led by 1% gains in France and Germany Back in the U.S. on the economic front at 10 o'clock the Powell's nomination hearing begins and regarding earnings for albertson's report in the pre market In other news Goldman Sachs and UBS reiterated their bullish calls on equities and wrapping things up alcohol was cut to hold over at Deutsche Bank AMD raised overweight at key bank Citigroup is bullish on Macau but downgraded win resorts on valuation and IBM was cut to sell over at UBS Live from the first year of breaking news test on Bill maloney Cameron Bray Bill thank you and here lie breaking news over your Bloomberg types walk on your terminal squ AW K and that's a Bloomberg business flash Now here's Michael Barr with more on what's going on around the world Michael Darren thank you very much an investigation is underway into The Bronx apartment fire that took at least 17 lives including 8 children a space heater is being blamed for the cause of the fire but the apartment door did not close sending thick black smoke throughout the building New York mayor Eric Adams called it a global tragedy because many of the victims are immigrants from Gambia in West Africa A deal has been reached to get schools open again in Chicago Students will be back in the classroom tomorrow after teachers walked out January 5th The teachers union and the city reached an agreement over safety precautions around COVID-19 Georgia beat Alabama 33 18 to win college football's national championship in the NBA the Knicks and Celtics won the nets lost in the NHL the bruins beat the capital 7 three the rangers lost Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick tank powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr This is Bloomberg The following commentary is from Bloomberg opinion Jobs report makes a march fed rate hike nearly a done deal I'm Brian chapada a commas for Bloomberg opinion Only a few hurdles remain before it's safe for bond traders to assume that the fed will start raising interest rates in March The U.S. economy just cleared a big one with the latest report on the labor market The unemployment rate tumbled a 3.9% beating projections for a dip to 4.1% Average hourly earnings jumped 4.7% from a year ago handily outpacing the median forecast For traders who are trying to pinpoint the fed's path it all boils down to the calendar of economic releases Next up consumer price index data that's expected to show a 7.1% increase from a year ago two weeks later comes a fed decision The Central Bank goes to painstaking links to signal to markets that it's about to do something meaningful with a 3.9% jobless rate and inflation that's expected to remain way above target It stands to reason that the fed couldn't start some language into its next statement that would prime markets for a march rate hike It's the new year and way past time for the fed to clean up the narrative The U.S. economy is in an inflationary boom and it's ready to move interest rates off the zero lower bound I'm Brian choppa for more opinion Please go to Bloomberg dot com slash opinion or OPI and go on the Bloomberg terminal This has been Bloomberg opinion And Bloomberg opinion commentaries can be heard every weekday at this time and terminal customers can read more at op N go It is 6 50 on Wall Street let's turn to news and science and technology.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"key bank" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"LA to the king three to one Black Monday in the NFL three coaches got fired Matt naggy in Chicago Mike Zimmer in Minnesota and in a surprise Brian Flores in Miami not Joe judge he did meet with giants owner John Mara on the day of the Dave gettleman retirement was made official maren the giant to begun the search for a new general manager Don Maynard passed away at 86 drafted by the Giants They cut a Maynard went to the jets became a Hall of Fame wide receiver John stash that were Bloomberg sports Nathan All right John thanks 6 37 on Wall Street time to take a look at stocks Some of the names moving in the pre market Bloomberg radio and TV markets corresponded creedy Gupta joins us as some earnings news from CVS crosses the Bloomberg terminal creedy They absolutely do You have CVS coming out and actually boosting their EPS guidance It looks like they have actually beat those estimates Those shares are they were moving I should say now they are pairing some of those initial gains on the headlines now about flat the ticker CVS We keep an eye on this because it is of course going to be the kick off of earnings season So you will see a lot of movement when it comes to regular trading That being said Nathan we also have some analyst calls that are moving stocks in a pretty big way AMD's top my list up 2% in the pre market this comes after key bank upgrades the chip maker to overweight from sector weight putting a price target at a $155 a share the last close was a $132 the analyst saying that the company is set to benefit from robust cloud data center growth in 2022 of a quote high teens percentage That is quite the vote of confidence from key bank and similar story when it comes to Las Vegas Sands LV S up 3% You'll remember that yesterday Bank of America had actually downgraded the stock JPMorgan however raising it to an overweight from a neutral announcing a $48 price target giving a little bit of a tailwind to the stock in the pre market moving on to Intel I ands your ticker up one and a half percent in the pre market The chip maker hiring microns David zinner as CFO This is a big part of the big Intel shakeup at the top And I'm going to end here with American Airlines up 1.4% AAL is your ticker after Morgan Stanley continues to have a bullish view on the U.S. airline sector expecting quote normal service to resume in 2022 and accelerate in the back half to set up for a stronger year in 2023 It also upgrades American Airlines equal weight while trimming targets for several other companies All right so a few analysts upgrades there Do we have any downgrades this morning We can't have any upgrades without any downgrade Absolutely New course the one that caught my eye and you ease the ticker down 1.4% after the steel maker was downgraded to underperform from peer perform over at wolf research putting a price target of a $102 The analyst is quote most excited about downstream specialty metals names but sees quote a trifecta of bad news for steel names So of course new core falling under that and you ease the ticker once again down 1.4% Nathan All right Bloomberg radio and TV markets correspondent creedy Gupta with us this morning and taking a look at stocks as a whole ahead of the open futures are moving higher with S&P futures up 17 points right now Dow futures up 93 NASDAQ futures are higher by 83 points in the ten year treasury is up to 30 seconds the yield 1.75% reiterating the breaking news CVS has upgraded its forecast for adjusted earnings per share in a level that beat the average analyst estimate CVS shares in the.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"key bank" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Good morning from London and Caroline hedge go warm welcome to Bloomberg daybreak Europe where we're going to talk about the fed pivot what to expect from this crucial end of year meeting from Jerome Powell and co Boris Johnson's leadership threatened for the first time since his landslide election victory two years ago All of this over the COVID restrictions and sign of vac the vaccine may not protect against omega and that really is what everybody wants to understand It's a small study but we'll unpack it for you in just a moment Breaking on the Bloomberg terminal though after the U.S. CPI and PPI data we get UK consumer prices this morning for November a rise of 5.1% year on year That is above the estimated 4.8% retail prices in the UK for November rise a staggering 7.1% year on year Again beating the estimated 6.7 So there you have it Red hot inflation in the UK the Bank of England meeting is tomorrow How are they going to factor that in The threat of omic one is meant that the idea of raising rates tomorrow has been pushed to the back and most traders have been looking out for February but do these retail numbers CPI figures change that Also based on the Bloomberg terminal results from H and M fourth quarter sales committed 56.81 billion Swedish krona just below the estimated 57.08 billion Sales in local currency were back at the same level as in the fourth quarter of 2019 So interesting from H and M we have also had results out for the third quarter from inditex this morning Okay let's give you a brief market check then right now Some more details on where we stand in terms of the bond markets ahead of the meeting So one spot four two 8 is where we stand for U.S. benchmark years on the ten year so dropping a couple of basis points Futures for the European and U.S. markets have just ticked into the red U.S. stock 50 features down a tenth of 1% We have had a lot of volatility and the fallout has been seen really in the NASDAQ yesterday which plunge some 2% at its lowest point in today came back in the last hour but still fell about 1% So its valuations and its concerns about the quicker taper in the U.S. and what that means for those big tech winners Asian stocks have been fairly mixed after weakening economic data CSI 300 down by 9 tenths of 1% the MSCI Asia Pacific index dropping two tenths of 1% the topics in the nikkei are the only markets in HIC that are currently in the green Also oil this morning below $70 about for WTI crude futures Let's take you to our markets live editor Heather Burke now who joins me to unpack a bit first of all on the UK data The CPI figure pretty interesting and even hotter than many had expected Heather Yeah that CPI figure really jumped out at me The 5.1 year over year compared to the estimate 4.8 and that really illustrates just how hot inflation is going in the UK puts the pressure on the BOE A lot of concerns but markets are pretty convinced they're not going to hide tomorrow Omni Kron concerns outweighing the labor market data and the inflation Yes absolutely But then of course markets are mainly focused on what drone Powell will do What signals will we get How much optionality will the fed try to keep I mean it seems like with the fed everything is to play for Markets really took a turn when they started when he started taking this kind of hawkish pivot saying inflation is not transitory anymore Markets are pretty steady right now The biggest thing that I'm going to be watching is how tech stocks do A very hawkish fed really could send text down even into more of a downfall Especially if there's more concerns that supply chain inflation is going to get worse next year Valuations are really really frothy right now And the biggest thing that I'm going to be looking for is this fed meeting and going into 2021 when we see tapering and even possibly rate hikes is that going to turn into a stock taper instead of the bond paper that we saw in the last hiking cycle I like that phrase very interesting thought Heather thanks so much for being with me That is Heather burtt's our market comedy and analysis check out markets live ML IV on your Bloomberg terminal so it does the fed take a step towards the first interest rate rises in the U.S. since 2018 we're watching out for that today Let's go to our top stories now And I want to start in the UK where Boris Johnson suffered his biggest parliamentary rebellion as becoming leader last night almost a hundred conservatives opposed his plan to mandate the use of so called COVID passes at nightclubs in other venues in England Now Mark Harper is one of those who voted against the government It wasn't just about vaccine passports It was about some messages about how we think the.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"key bank" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Probably both European headquarters and Caroline heparin with this Bloomberg radio business slash so will the fed act more aggressively the key question for markets today as we get the final meeting of the year U.S. benchmark yield trading at one spot four three four down by a basis point CPI and PPI in the U.S. jumped producer price inflation hit a record of almost 10% That also helped to pummel text stocks yesterday at one point the NASDAQ sank more than 2% and then came back in the final hour but was still down around 1% at the close European shares also retreated for a 5th day in a row yesterday Futures for the European market open still in the green but only just up by about a tenth of 1% mixed in Asia after the Chinese economic figures showed a bit of weakness here 300 down by 8 tenths of 1% breaking on the Bluebird terminal just in the last few moments the results from inditex third quarter the world's largest clothing retailer of course 9 month EBITDA €5.43 billion versus 3.33 billion year on year sales in constant currency are up 33% according to inditex between the 1st of November and the 10th of December Do you remember this is the first chance for analysts to get a read on the new CEO Oscar Garcia mafera as for the oil markets this morning currently below $70 a bar for the retail food futures European natural gas is never been more expensive relative to the U.S. or the energy crisis a big story still here in Europe That is a big big idea business flash Now here's Lee anguirus with more on what's going on around the world Hell yeah Good morning Carolina and thank you President Joe Biden says it is a tragic milestone.
Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"key bank" Discussed on Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"That they're trying to exact establishment zone coverage. And why is that? Because that it wasn't something they did they never read quarters ever hardly ran three D coverage under Even though they they actually I actually thought it either last year, the year before I was like man, Michigan is going to have some three more three D concepts in their deepest because John Brown had clinic. With the 49 ers and the 40 Niners are are based. Three D defense Base cover three defense is what is already skated on. So I'm thinking like, man, that's what they're going to do now. Brazil did they waste their time. Understand? What is what did he do it? Right. So you come out here last week, though, and you see the kitchen sink, You see, quarter quarter Have you see covered? Three You see, covered, too. I mean, you see great disguises pre snap. It's I think it was inevitable that you were going to see some flubs your especially with the linebackers who I mean that never would never was something that was stressed to the point. Uh, being a staple. They were a man coverage team as a staple and a cover two defense as a one off Now you're multi. You're truly multiple in your coverage concepts, and that's not going to be an overnight process when it comes to proficiency. But those that haven't heard there was a football game early today. The school was 35 28, Oregon over Ohio State. I don't think I'm pretty sure you all have heard by now, but great to say it again. So there you go. The score 35 28, Ohio State loses the Oregon down in the horse you today. And wrote for much better score between the Pac 12 and Big 10 opponent when Michigan host Washington later on 8 14 Tonight, here at Michigan Stadium, listen after the game for the retirement Income Solutions locker room, wrap up show right here on sport Stocks and 50 wt ticket Still to come here on the recruiting round of activity on the keeping, keeping the kick off the recruiting Roundup. Joe Simon's Game Day argument this week in Michigan football history, he matchups, game game picks and much more coming up next. We meet the Washington Huskies Stay with us. This is the key Bank Canada kick off Live from the budget is lounge on sports Talk 10 50 w T K to take it. Here's a check on the roads from the sports Talk 10 50 wtkk Traffic Center. Take a look at your roadways right now, As you're getting ready for kickoff, no real heavy traffic on the area freeways but do be advised. We are have some some ongoing closures happening in and around the greater in Arbor area. If you are coming from the South to be advised us 23 between mild and Dundee at Plank Road is closed and we closed for the upcoming.
Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"key bank" Discussed on Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"Sports dog 10 50 W T K a ticket presents the key bank countdown to kickoff. The Michigan football team opened its season last week with a resounding victory in front of a pack Big house. It was a beautiful sight and a wonderful reunion for the maize and blue faithful. The offense showed flashes of excellence through the air while pounding their opponent with a power run attack. The defense recovered from a slow start to give a glimpse of its playmaking and shut down potential. But that was against a group of five fold this week of Power. Five team is the opposition and Washington comes in wounded after being upset on its home field by the Montana Grizzlies, Angry Huskies and hungry Wolverines should make for a great night under the lights. It's the Big 10 versus the Pac 12 in prime time. It's the Michigan Wolverines versus the Washington Huskies. Tonight is Game night in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Swing past form on the left pizza man at the five. He gets us into the end zone Touchdown. Michigan. They give it to Tyler. He is met in the backfield at the 49 loss on the play. Hutchinson, Ross and Morris all back into the backfield. First big play by the defense back to throw McNamara He's got time looking from deep down the right sideline. Bloody got it at the 40. His defender Falls down. Fell at 10 5 Touchdown. Michigan Middle. Haskins breaks out over right guard, he puts a hand. Keeps his balance. He's up on his feet at the 54 touchdown. Hassan Haskins touchdown Michigan and there's some room and this could go a long way. Up to the forties midfield 40 30. It's AJ hitting, hitting with some speed down the sideline, Touchdown, Michigan and around Like that. AJ Henny and Lightning strike here. Nan Harbor Good spot kick his blocked. It is no good as Michigan's defense special teams. A hand on it. Cora breaks it out to the left of the 20. He can score. 10 5 quarterly ends on the dive touchdown, Michigan Like Coram again, McCarthy gets the ball steps up in the pocket gets out of one tackle. Still rolling, Looking looking. Throwing all the way to his receiver. That's Baldwin balls. 100 Pin card Touchdown, Michigan. Live from the Bud Light Victor's Lounge at the corner of Stadium and main in the shadows of the Big House. This is the.
MIP Make It Plain with Mark Thompson
"key bank" Discussed on MIP Make It Plain with Mark Thompson
"Much like who was. Prince explores the life of prince and his influences remmy. Martin joins with international music star. Usher in team up for excellence. The film exploring the history of music culture and koniak see the film at team up for excellence. Dot com remmy. Martin koniak forty percent alcohol by volume imported by remy-cointreau usa. New york new york please drink responsibly. This is not mark dobson ladies making plane. During the obama administration he served as counselor domestic and economic policy director for then vice president by the also was appointed by president. Barack obama's executive director of the president's council on jobs and competitiveness it federal government's efforts in the economic recovery of the city of detroit. So these. Emily qualified talk about. We're gonna talk about today. I will also mention that during twenty twenty presidential campaign. Our guest served as executive just counselor to to president joe biden during the twenty twenty presidential campaign crowded that he was an executive vice president head of corporate responsibility and community relations at key bank. He is currently the nineteenth. Deputy secretary of commerce deputy secretary on graves. Joyce's don't make it plain welcome brother how are you. I'm great reverend..
WTVN
"key bank" Discussed on WTVN
"There were no injuries early this morning in a fire that hit an apartment complex in Springfield Township. That's just outside Toledo. They fire at the Oakwood Garden Apartments on Oakfield dry. It was reported about three this morning. They're still looking for a cause of that apartment Fire. The Ohio State Highway Patrol says a Canton woman died this morning a single vehicle crash in Portage County. 50 year old Janine Daniels apparently had her car go off the road just before coming to a roundabout at Summit Road and Powder Mill Road in Franklin Township of Portage County. The car hit a curb overturned, hit a utility pole. The State Highway Patrol says Daniels was not wearing a seat belt and more than likely was driving too fast. One man is in critical condition after being stabbed this morning at the confidential Gentleman's club on the east side of Columbus Stabbing happened about 2 30 this morning. Columbus Police have not released any more details. Cleveland man has proven you can never be too old to rob banks and gas stations. Christopher Prowl age. 61 is charged with committing multiple robberies, and it is alleged that in February of this year he robbed a People's bank in Beachwood, a Sunoco gas station and independence and then a week and a half. Later he allegedly robbed a gecko gas station in Lyndhurst. BP gas station in Brooklyn, was also robbed, followed by threatening employees at the PNC and Shaker Heights and a key bank in March. His indictment outlines that prop will use a box cutter as his weapon while committing these multiple robberies throughout the Cuyahoga County area..
WBUR
"key bank" Discussed on WBUR
"Saharan Africa analyst at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change. Now, global food prices have risen at their fastest monthly rate in more than a decade, according to a new warning from the United Nations for the world as a whole price inflation for food was just over 6% in 2020, but the increases haven't been even in South America. It was over 20% in Africa and South Asia, 12% and in some countries Lebanon, Syria and Sudan food price inflation Is currently running at 200%. So why is this happening now? Adam Two's is Professor of history at Columbia University in New York. I think there's a combination of factors. There's the general recovery of the world economy, which is good news. There are supply interruptions. There's been some really bad harvests in major producers like Brazil, for instance, as a result of drought there And then there's big buyers in the market. There's still a lot of interest in biofuels, so a lot of Agra comical outputs being hoovered up for that, and China is really in the market right now buying for stocks. So those factors together drive the prices up for affluent countries. This is really just a drop in the bowel. But if you're food importing low income country then this is really seriously bad news. In what way? What does it mean for people living in those countries? If you look at a country like Nigeria, I saw You've got food price inflation running at over 20%. Nigeria is the country in sub Saharan Africa. We should all have our eyes on right. It's a population giant. It's the country with the largest number of poor people in the world. Absolutely poor people. That basically means that people are not going to be able to feed their families. Or they will migrate down the food chain and buy cheap carbs cheap sugar rather than more nutritious food in Nigeria. It's not going to turn into an immediate famine condition, but it's just a progressive and Miz aeration. Of those at the bottom of the food chain, and on the other hand in a lot of Western countries, we kind of get concerned of inflation goes above 2%. You're arguing that's not so much to worry about. In fact, if you scratch the central bankers right now, they will actually tell you they're quite relaxed about inflation. Because over the last 10 years, our problem has been that it's been running. Too low. But in rich countries, Of course, food is a relatively small part of the household budget completely different story in Sudan or Lebanon or Syria, where food is a huge part of people's budget, and it's a matter of just getting through the week. Is there anything that rich, powerful countries can do to address this imbalance? That means some countries are suffering far more than others. I don't think it's been high on the G seven agenda. The news There has all been about the big tax measures, which also, incidentally, tend to Benefit the rich countries more on food prices. I think there's two different types of problem. One is aged for those most desperately in need. Backing the world Food Program of the U N adequately has got to be a top priority. These are people who are literally starving. It should not be tolerable in a rich world that that agency is not funded to the max really, and the other thing that we need to be talking about, seriously our priorities with regard to energy transition. To the extent that we rely on easy fixes like bio fuels, the rich countries are going to be sucking Agricultural output out of the system, And that was Adam, two's professor of history at Columbia University in New York on that sharp rise in global for food prices. Mm hmm. Distribution of the BBC News are of the U. S. Is supported by key bank devoted to helping clients shape the future of healthcare. Helpful information about healthcare trends impacting your business available at key dot com slash healthcare trends and Angie.
V103
"key bank" Discussed on V103
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Geek News Central
"key bank" Discussed on Geek News Central
"Know man. These ships are going to be like sitting ducks for hijackers. Yep see out there in the middle of ocean chugging away by itself. Here's an interesting article that i find remarkable despite scanning millions of faces. The feds caught zero imposters at airports last year. The us customs border patrol scan more than twenty three million people in public places for facial recognition in twenty twenty and. They didn't find a single imposter. Travelling to airports since two thousand eighteen is only caught seven imposters trying to enter the united states through airports in two hundred eighty. Five attempting do so overland crossings so they had him at at Ports of entry. All right well guess where they gave me right to the end of the show. Let me go ahead and go over here to the comment section Email from henry alohan aloha in the morning. Time had a good chuckle. When you said face bag. Also i have acquaint- basic tied to my key. Bank checking account. It does take five days for a bitcoin. Base purchases to be loud send elsewhere henry. The big problem my mom's having and she can't even link her bank account to coin base. They won't allow it for some reason. there was one more. Where did it go. I have failed as a host All right naughty me. I will find it and i will play it in the next show all right so speaking nick show next. No show on monday and Then i'll be back with you on thursday but Thanks for being here today. Definitely appreciate you. Thank you for being part of our family keith. News at go. Dot com geek. News at gmail.com email address. Please support my sponsor go daddy. You're not an insider. Please become an insider today. Ignace dot com port session. Say the insider. Podcast is about to begin so Expect to see some log into that. In a i mean really near future and then the first episode of that will be Belie so thank you so much for being here today. Do appreciate you being part of the kenya. Central family and Thank you so much for your ongoing support. Spend my pleasure bringing the podcast tonight. Look forward to seeing you back here a week from today everyone take care. See next time here The geek news actually know a week from week from today. Everyone take care of cenex. I'm here getting center. podcast take care bye..
Remainiacs - the Brexit Podcast
UK government under pressure for COVID-19 strategy
"Emergency covid downs across the north of England to put the division between Westminster and the rest made Steph into shot relief. Mass journalists voters across the North voicing their anger being dictated to as city leaders discovered happening towns through front pages, twitter blogs. According to Lisa Nanday, the government doesn't even know where weakness and a new report by End Child poverty was just came out says that even before the pandemic child poverty was rocketing in the north and Midlands eight of the ten. Hardest hit areas is England less the union fracturing. Alex Scotland Wales Northern Ireland each have their own approaches to covert the government is trying to centralize control of England even though English, cities and regions were desperate for the more path more local strategies has that approach failed? Is it going to have to be more more regional? I think I don't think it's a one ONS official question. For instance, when it comes to things like testing trays I, think to have a national overarching. Sort of strategy is a disaster because obviously local people will know how to do that better. But when it comes to for instance. You know. Contagion rules. I think collaboratively in simplicity of the message is so key to their success that having a sort of different set of rules complicated rules depending on one postcode or another I think that will fall down I. I can't see that looking. I'm Scott this perceived as doing much better than England, and Cave in Wales to the extent. Are. They really doing better. Do they just have? To they have better messaging that Nicholas Sturgeon is just somebody is more trustworthy Boris Johnson. Better messaging is part of doing better. Possibly one of the key banks. I had to look at a fairly comprehensive study by the Center for Constitutional Change that looked at the totality of what we loosely termed as the first wave and found a covert destroyed trajectories peaked sooner in both Scotland and Wales and came down foster. So one could say that national OAKTON, which came too late for England came even more disastrously nights from Scotland and Wales. But death rates were significantly above national average for England and consistently. Wales and Scotland so I, think yes they have objectively done better. I had Frank Cultural Boys on the Today program saying he actually missed springs national lockdown lockdown gold because the whole country was in the same boat. Matt downs are driven by local infection rates but they all currently in the north I'm is this crisis sort of making the relationship between national local government, the north and the south worse or at least more more strained yeah. Undoubtedly I mean he's also contains enormous opportunities in some ways for Metro Mas- in the North it's interesting that you've seen. You've seen the London Meh. Saudi con his authority has really diminished because he's been basically take files funding in which he greatly depends is being held. So tightly in could be manipulated so much by central government that he doesn't have as much leeway as he used to. Conversely in the north, they know that they can They can basically demand certain things in exchange for cooperation about Kobe measures. So this puts the whole metro messing I mean previously, they were seen as you know, a Nice Democrat Nice Democratic Nice to have but not something that had genuine power, and now of course, because of covid they do it's also worth. Mentioning that Johnson himself has no real idea think of how to hold north-and-south together. If you read his conference speech last week, the only mention of the North was north London in the context of a cultural jibe, the only mention of Scotland and Wales where in the context of wind, power. he really doesn't think about this stuff any session he hasn't given any attention to how to negotiate this new difficult and fragile relationship a rope, the prominence of some of these regional mez Andy Burnham Steve. Rotherham. that. Make the case for a larger. Merrill based system in this country when you labor introduced mayors lately took on in some places and then and then Nelson others. But you think they'll be more appetite for these figures. I mean it's it's it's hard to say because there wasn't a great dealer appetite for them when they were introduced I suspect because of their dynamics that was thought to see here the sort of purchase pull dynamics with the man's the big regional setting themselves up as defenders of particular cities or city regions against the hostile government. That's a great dynamic building, your legitimacy with voices building a profile, and it may well be the other places. Look at this and think well, I'd rather like to have an undefined and in my case, my sanity or Steve Rotherham because at the Reimann way rose again knocks I've by government, but there's no one in our corner as I think he could. Well. Stimulate that kind of demand the difficulty is no everywhere has like an obvious relation sensitive build a city region around. So I wonder what will happen for the places you know those rather I was towns That was so crucial in the twenty nine election How would this kind of system worked for them?
Mac OS Ken
Apple iPhone Demand Is Looking Better. Are Tariffs Responsible
"At least one analyst is looking through the looking glass where I phone is concerned what if iphone demand only looks good but isn't barons had key bank capital markets analyst John Vin posing version of that question in a note to clients on Tuesday the increased orders in the supply chain or less about improved iphone demand than they are about trying to beat the tariff clock the new round of tariffs on goods imported from China is expected to go in in mid December if they're not averted baron says the levees would affect many apple products and key banks vin things preparation for that may be the cause of the building iphone built quoting his note remains unclear to us? line with expectations which suggests that Poland's ahead of the potential increased US tariffs in December or driving higher demand the he is not without merit that doesn't explain the current wait times for purchases a short spot check from the comfort of my couch showed a two day wait for iphone eleven a one week wait for
All Things Considered
Banks Get Some Relief in Volcker-Rule Changes
"A couple of key banking regulators have approved changes that would ease parts of the so called Volcker rule that ruling reduce in the wake of the two thousand seven two thousand and financial crisis is aimed at reining in banks from taking risky behaviors including banning banks from trading on their own accounts some big banks complained laws were overly burdensome now the office of the comptroller of the currency in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation signed off on final versions of the amendments that will simplify some of the guidelines give banks more
Rush Limbaugh
Is Jerry Seinfeld Ready for a 'Seinfeld' Reboot?
"And what's the deal with that Seinfeld is returning as our big Gideon reports Jerry Seinfeld is heading back to Cleveland doing his signature stand up to the key bank state theatre in Playhouse square it's seven o'clock Friday October eleventh his latest projects include the Emmy nominated web series comedians in cars getting coffee and as Netflix special Jerry