What did Delta use it's 142bn for?

TSLA up $142BN today, more than like 90% of the S&P

1 month on: Adani mcap loss at $142bn, some stocks still stuck at lower circuit

#AdaniScam2023 #AdaniFiles

US don't do $142Bn trade with any African country
US don't designate any Afr country on par with NATO allies
US don't share civil nuclear tech, critical defence tech, does energy trade, form maritime alliance with any African country
It's India under Modi, u wont understand 😊

Margrethe Vestager EU Court of Justice Google That's great. However this arrives 13 long years after that abusive practice started in the EU. Meanwhile Alphabet has broken other laws & keeps breaking them. With $142bn cash on hand & ever growing profit this looks like a calculated cost; not a real threat to its abusive model

For a limited time, get a $10 gift card when you buy $100 or more in #bngiftcards ! The perfect gift. 🎁 And look at these fun designs that came in with our selection of holiday-themed #giftcards .

#manga #demonslayer #heavenofficialsblessing #loreolympus #sololeveling #142bn

Buhari paid NDDC states their withheld 13% derivation, including Rivers and Delta state. Look at what Wike is doing with his own. Okowa was given 142bn yet nothing to show. He even wanted to take another loan of 140bn. This is the man Atiku chose as his VP. Nigerians vote Wisely!

Berkshire Hathaway 2Q earnings release:
-Repurchased $6Bn shares; total $12.6Bn YTD
-Operating earnings $6.7Bn (+21% YoY)
-Insurance float $142Bn (+$4Bn since YE '20)

$BRK.A $BRK.B

'Amazon’s founder and chief executive Jeff Bezos is said to be the world’s richest man, with a fortune worth 196 billion US dollars (around £142bn).'

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Overnight repo submissions: $80.2BN
Term repo submissions: $62BN
Total funding shortfall: $142BN

Okowa was and still remains a very bad governor!

Delta state deserves better

How can you have 142bn naira of free money (outside other IGR and FG allocation) and pensioners are been owed 7 years!

That is absolute rubbish

The broken financial system & institutions fail people & planet.

It's time to #FixTheFinance & redirect funds from #fossilfuels to #renewables .
Despite promises, the #G20 continue to invest $142bn in overseas fossil fuel. We can't afford to continue down this destructive path.

Despite climate pledges, the world's top economies pour billions into fossil fuels abroad ⚠️
Friends of the Earth report reveals #G20 & development banks funded $142bn for overseas projects from 2020-2023.

It's time to align actions with promises! #movethemoney
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It's National Manufacturing Day!

Today we are calling on Government to set a 15% GDP target for UK manufacturing. Forecasts show such growth would result in a £142bn boost for the UK economy.

So who is #BackingManufacturing on #NMD2022 ?

🎯bit.ly/3yLVQDF

#BSF
सीमा ही नहीं सीमा क्षेत्र के भी प्रहरी

श्री पारसमल जीनगर, 2IC 142BN BSF GUJARAT ने बॉर्डर पोस्ट जाते वक्त देखा कि सड़क दुर्घटना में एक घायल करहा रहा है
तुरंत उसे रेस्क्यू कर,उपचार हेतु भेज एक मानव जीवन बचाया।

सैल्यूट #Bordermen

#जयहिंद BSF

Net investments into Germany last year 👇

-$131.8bn
($11bn inflows vs. $142bn outflows)

Robert Habeck‘s economic policies shallow the German industrial base. Lower growth and tough times ahead for Germany.

(source: ZDF, Handelsblatt)

Rich nations pledge $11bn to World Bank for climate and global crises. Meanwhile G20 nations between 2020- 2022 spent a record $142bn on fossil fuels. #ClimateCrisis #ClimateFinance #FossilFuels on.ft.com/3w0Ktcg

The UNIC Lagos Pre #COP24 discussions focused on Nigeria's preparedness and what climate actions should be taken. Nigeria needs US$142bn to implement climate smart projects by 2030. This is achievable when all hands are on deck. OSSAP-SDGs Samuel Bwalya

Time for a national manufacturing plan to expand #ukmfg to 15% of UK GDP.

This could add £142bn worth of output, support the creation of thousands of new jobs, increase R&D spend, as well as boost wages.

Crucially, it could make levelling up a success.
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The oilfield equipment sector is expected to continue growing from a low of $119bn in 2017, to $142bn in 2019. This is forecast to continue into the 2020’s; with the FPS sector being a particular bright-spot. See more here - wgeg.net/2FzcyuH #OilandGas #Oilfield