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<p>German aerospace company Lilium wants to revolutionize air travel with its electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) jet. </p>
<p>&quot;Revolutionize means make it absolutely zero emission,&quot; Lilium CEO Klaus Roewe told CNBC Tech in an interview. </p>
<p>&quot;We want to make a regional plane that has a decent transport capacity to have a meaningful&#8230;</p>


Inside Lilium

Inside Lilium, the German company trying to revolutionize air travel

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<p>Nine years after its megamerger, food behemoth Kraft Heinz is facing challenging times amid slumping sales, high inflation, a shift away from processed foods and stiff competition. Despite $27 billion in annual sales, the company must keep innovating if it wants to compete with private-label brands such as Costco&#8217;s Kirkland or Wegmans&#8217; various brands which are quickly stealing market share as recent generations value lower prices over loyalty. With a new CEO, a renewed focus on core brands, and Brazilian private equity company 3G out of the picture, majority stakeholder Warren Buffett&#8217;s Berkshire Hathaway is betting it can make a comeback. But experts say it could be difficult.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00 Introduction<br />
2:01 Chapter 1. A bad deal<br />
7:40 Chapter 2. Turn around?<br />
11:37 Chapter 3. Industry Risks</p>
<p>Produced and shot by: Natalie Rice<br />
Edited by: Evan Lee Miller<br />
Animation by: Christina Locopo, Jason Reginato<br />
Senior Managing Producer: Tala Hadavi<br />
Additional Sources: FactSet, Reuters<br />
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Why Kraft Heinz Is Warren Buffett’s Worst Bet

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<p>The Government of Ghana is giving out about 1.3 million educational tablets to students in Senior High schools, as part of the Ghana Smart Schools Project. The government will also construct 100 Smart Schools to provide modern learning environment and digital training in all 16 regions of the country.</p>


Ghana Smart Schools Project Launch

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<p>Tourism, a vital contributor to the economies of many countries around the world, could be a possible solve to Africa&#8217;s economic challenges. CNBC Africa speaks to Dr Geoffrey Manyara, economic Affairs Officer for the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa for more.</p>


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Focus On: Expanding Africa’s Tourism Horizon

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<p>Professor Lethohkwa George Mpedi, Vice Chancellor of the University of Johannesburg talks to Jill de Villiers about his book: From the Baobab to the Mosquito: Rethinking Leadership Through African Sayings.</p>


From the Baobab to the Mosquito: Rethinking Leadership Through African Sayings by Professor Mpedi

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<p>China is on a mission to break up the Airbus<br />
-Boeing<br />
 duopoly and it hopes the domestically made Comac C919 will be its first big break into foreign markets. </p>
<p>Made by the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (Comac), the passenger aircraft has been touted as the “dream of a nation” by Chinese President Xi Jinping. </p>
<p>If successful, the C919&#8230;</p>


Can China’s Comac break up the Airbus-Boeing duopoly?

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<p>This episode of Focus On spotlights RBIDZ Special Economic Zone&#8217;s mandate in attracting foreign and domestic investment and creating employment. CNBC Africa speaks to a titanium dioxide pigment manufacturer located in the RBIDZ special economic zone, Nyanza Light Metals, about their growth strategy and approach to improving the region&#8217;s skills base.</p>


Focus On: The Nyanza Light Metals’ Growth Story through Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone

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<p>The U.S. economy may still face a “delayed” recession, says financial analyst Gary Shilling. “We’ve had more strength in employment than probably is commensurate with the state of business,” Shilling told CNBC. In this episode of “The Bottom Line,” Shilling talks about what may be next for the economy — from key indicators and AI to globalization and the Presidential Election.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:28 Investor sentiment<br />
1:37 Recession risks<br />
3:25 Labor market outlook<br />
5:42 Presidential election vs. economy<br />
6:53 Future of globalization<br />
7:51 Investment strategy<br />
8:54 AI disruption<br />
10:08 Ongoing wars vs. global business</p>
<p>Script and Edit by: Andrea Miller<br />
Production and Camera by: Charlotte Morabito<br />
Additional Camera by: Jordan Smith<br />
Supervising Producer: Lindsey Jacobson<br />
Additional Footage: Getty Images</p>
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Why The U.S. Economy May Have A ‘Delayed’ Recession: Gary Shilling

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<p>Take a look at a model of Alef Aeronautics’ ‘flying car’ that you can both drive and fly.</p>
<p>The company plans to start production of the first one by the end of 2025.</p>
<p>Watch the video for the rest of CNBC Tech: The Edge’s interview with Alef Aeronautics’ Jim Dukhovny and Director of R&#038;D Oleg Petrov.</p>
<p>#CNBC #FlyingCar #Alef #Shorts</p>
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Would you drive this flying car?

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<p>Join President Amie Batson on Focus On: WomenLift Health Conference as she highlights the overarching goal of the conference and reasons why the conversation on women&#8217;s leadership in global health is particularly timely and critical for driving innovation, equity, and sustainability in the global health sector.</p>


WomenLift Health Conference 2024: Advancing women in leadership roles in healthcare

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<p>Catch the insightful panel discussion on CNBC Africa, where experts dissect strategies and opportunities for fostering services exchange between Rwanda and Zimbabwe, as highlighted during the Rwanda-Zimbabwe Business Forum.</p>


Rwanda-Zimbabwe Business Forum: Fostering services exchange between Rwanda & Zimbabwe

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<p>In this episode of Focus On: The WomenLift Health Conference, join Norah Obudho, East Africa Director, as she provides exclusive insights into the region&#8217;s contributions and the conference&#8217;s impact on local healthcare leadership.</p>


East Africa Highlights at WomenLift Health Conference 2024

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<p>On the story of the day &#8211; Sahara Group looks to wind turbines at the Egbin Power plant in Lagos to reduce carbon emissions. Using the operational potential of the 15 wind turbines installed at Egbin Power, the company says they would reduce an estimated 35,793,360g of CO2 annually,”</p>


Sahara Group looks to wind turbines to reduce carbon emissions

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<p>Take a look at a model of Alef Aeronautics’ ‘flying car’ that you can both drive and fly.</p>
<p>The company plans to start production of the first one by the end of 2025.</p>
<p>Watch the video for the rest of CNBC Tech: The Edge’s interview with Alef Aeronautics’ Jim Dukhovny and Director of R&#038;D Oleg Petrov.</p>
<p>#CNBC #FlyingCar #Alef #Shorts</p>
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How Alef is trying to build a car you can both fly and drive

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<p>Couples who merge their finances fight less often about money than those who don’t, recent reports show. Experts say there’s generally not a right or wrong way for couples to manage their assets — as long as they are on the same page. Do you have a joint account with your partner? Here&#8217;s what that says about your relationship: https://cnb.cx/3OygTRl&#8230;</p>


Do you have a joint account? Here’s what that says about your relationship

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<p>The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education has seen an increase in recent years. The rapid development of this new technology is having a major impact on education. In this edition of Edtech Mondays we will talk about the applications and benefits of AI in the education sector, the necessary implementation frameworks, the policy support and also seek to hear from the end users on the impact AI has or would have.</p>


EdTech Monday: Artificial Intelligence in Education

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<p>On the side-lines of the Rwanda-Zimbabwe Business Forum, dignitaries gathered for a Panel Discussion on Enhancing Business Linkages Between Rwanda &#038; Zimbabwe, Unveiling Opportunities on CNBC Africa.</p>


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Can China’s Comac break up the Airbus-Boeing duopoly?

Focus On: The Nyanza Light Metals’ Growth Story through Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone

Why The U.S. Economy May Have A ‘Delayed’ Recession: Gary Shilling

Would you drive this flying car?

WomenLift Health Conference 2024: Advancing women in leadership roles in healthcare

Rwanda-Zimbabwe Business Forum: Fostering services exchange between Rwanda & Zimbabwe

East Africa Highlights at WomenLift Health Conference 2024

Sahara Group looks to wind turbines to reduce carbon emissions

How Alef is trying to build a car you can both fly and drive

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