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<p>After a staggeringly successful IPO, Rivian shares and market value have plummeted. With interest rates high and funding drying up, some analysts say the electric SUV and truck maker is potentially just a couple of programs away from bankruptcy. However, in 2024 it received a big shot in the arm—a $5 billion investment from German automaker, Volkswagen Group. VW, the second largest automaker in the world, has a lot to offer Rivian. But it needs something in return. CNBC examines exactly what that is and why it could be revolutionary for the auto industry.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
00:00 &#8211; 01:05 Title card &#8211; Why VW and Rivian need each other<br />
01:12 Chapter 1 &#8211; Bleeding Cash<br />
04:32 Chapter 2 &#8211; Volkswagen<br />
8:49 Chapter 3 &#8211; The secret sauce<br />
11:49 Chapter 4 &#8211; Future </p>
<p>Producer: Robert Ferris<br />
Editor: Evan Lee Miller<br />
Animation: Christina Locopo<br />
Senior Managing Producer: Tala Hadavi<br />
Additional footage: Bentley, CARIAD, Ford, Getty Images, General Motors, Lamborghini, Mazda, Porsche, Rivian, Scout Motors, Ste&#8230;</p>


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<p>A jet engine is the most important part of a commercial airplane. And repairing them has become a $58 billion dollar business. (Source: AeroDynamic Advisory)</p>
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<p>Highlights from the Future of Education 2024 panel discussion on Partnerships for Impact. In an interconnected world facing complex challenges, collaborative efforts are essential for driving positive change. This discussion delves into how governments, academia, civil society and the private sector can come together to address pressing global issues, foster innovation, and create sustainable solutions. This panel discussion is moderated by CNBC Africa’s Godfrey Mutizwa.</p>


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<p>Traders at Access Bank expect current macroeconomic headwinds to drive market sentiments. However, improved offers are seen across the T-bills and bond curve following the mid-week Primary market auction where total subscriptions 1.13 trillion naira, representing an oversubscription rate of 384.2 per cent. Emmanuel Orji, Treasury Team Member at Access Bank joins CNBC Africa for more market movement.</p>


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<p>Once a right of passage for most American families, theme parks like Disney World and Disneyland are quickly becoming out of reach for many middle class American families. Over the past 10 years, the average cost for a Disney World single-park ticket has increased more than 56%, above the national rate of inflation of 32% in the same period. And that doesn’t include the cost of food, merchandise, lightning lane, hotels and airfare.  The average cost of a five-night Disney World vacation for a family of four in 2024, with all the bells and whistles, comes in at around $5,000, according to Wolfe Research. In its Q3 2024 earnings, Disney said its parks and experiences segment felt pressure due to lower consumer demand and inflation. This is a trend that is industry wide — Comcast’s Universal Studios also experienced a drop in attendance in 2024. Disney World is the most visited theme park in the world, but have recent price increases pushed inflation-weary Americans away? Will Disne&#8230;</p>


How Disney Vacations Became Too Expensive For Many Americans

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With a plum position atop many “Best Places to Travel” lists, Japan is on track to welcome a record-breaking number of travelers in 2024. But China faces a different reality: a far slower return of international visitors.</p>
<p>CNBC’s Monica Pitrelli delves into the factors contributing to this sluggish recovery.</p>
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<p>Unlocking opportunities within Africa&#8217;s hydrogen sector requires partnerships, investment and a strong hydrogen value chain. In this Focus On the Global African Hydrogen Summit, held in Namibia, key voices share their views on an equitable energy transition.</p>


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<p>In 2023, Gen Z led in homeownership among young adults, with a higher rate of homeownership at age 24 compared to millennials and Gen X at the same age. Despite their relatively small share of the housing market and challenges like high prices and limited inventory, many Gen Z individuals are determined to buy homes in the near future. This shift could have significant effects on the housing market and the broader economy.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00 Cold Open<br />
1:33 Chapter 1 &#8211; Location and Interest Rates<br />
4:50 Chapter 2 &#8211; Financial Help<br />
7:50 Chapter 3 &#8211; Going it Alone</p>
<p>Produced by: Micah Washington<br />
Narration by: Carlos Waters<br />
Additional Camera by: Magdalena Petrova, Kaan Oguz<br />
Edited by: Michael Hoyt<br />
Animation by: Jason Reginato<br />
Supervising Producer: Lindsey Jacobson<br />
Additional Footage: Getty Images</p>
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<p>The emerging global hydrogen economy faces significant challenges such as the complex and capital-intensive value chain. However, for many African countries, hydrogen offers a major opportunity to sustainably harness existing resources to meet the growing demand for energy. CNBC Africa brings key voices from the Global African Hydrogen Summit about Africa&#8217;s strategy to be part of the Global Energy Map.</p>


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<p>Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his Singapore counterpart Lawrence Wong this week, marking his first trip to the city-state since he won a historic third term in office in June.</p>
<p>Singapore is India’s sixth-largest trading partner and the top source of foreign direct investment.</p>
<p>The two countries have common interests in chip cooperation,&#8230;</p>


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<p>The U.S. is produced more oil than it ever has in 2023, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. In fact, this record marks the most oil ever produced in a year by any country in the history of the world. Both the oil and gas industry and the renewable energy industry are receiving billions of dollars in government support, primarily via subsidies. The Inflation Reduction Act is providing $369 billion to combat climate change, and $270 billion will be delivered through tax incentives. “We’re building out the infrastructure for clean energy, but we can’t retire the infrastructure for oil because we’re still using it,” Amy Myers Jaffe of New York University’s Energy, Climate Justice and Sustainability Lab, told CNBC. Here’s how the U.S. became the largest oil producer of all-time in 2023 — and what that means for the green energy transition.</p>
<p>Chapters:<br />
0:00 Introduction<br />
01:32 Ch. 1: Record oil production<br />
04:37 Ch. 2: Government support<br />
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<p>Analyst at Assar Investments, Muktar Mohammed says going by the positive impact of Zenith Bank and Stanbic IBTC half-year earnings and dividend announcement on the equities market, a similar trend is expected as the market awaits results from GTCO, Access Bank and UBA. He joins CNBC Africa to discuss more dynamics that will impact market movements going forward beyond September?</p>


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<p>Plant Vogtle, a nuclear power plant in Waynesboro, Ga., is the largest source of clean energy in the U.S. following the addition of two new reactors, according to Georgia Power. The plant&#8217;s Unit 4 reactor began commercial operations in April and Unit 3 went online last year. They are the first reactors built from scratch and connected to the grid in over three decades and together can power over a million homes and businesses, according to the utility provider.</p>
<p>But bringing a nuclear power plant to life is difficult and costly. The two new reactors at Plant Vogtle were initially budgeted at $14 billion, but that price tag more than doubled. The project also ran seven years behind schedule.</p>
<p>&quot;We had some challenges, it was an arduous journey, things that we didn&#8217;t anticipate,&quot; said Chris Womack, CEO of Southern Company. &quot;From the tsunami in Fukushima to the contractor going bankrupt to Covid. There were a number of things that occurred.</p>
<p>The U.S. has 54 operating nuclear&#8230;</p>


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<p>Why is Serbia&#8217;s &#8216;white gold&#8217; so controversial? The EU and Serbia have signed a &#8216;historic&#8217; deal establishing a strategic partnership, as the former Yugoslav country pushes ahead with a controversial lithium mine project. CNBC&#8217;s Gaelle Legrand looks at the reasons behind this deal.</p>
<p>➡️ The $2.4 billion Jadar lithium mine would be led by Australia&#8230;</p>


Why Serbia’s  White Gold  is so controversial

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<p>It was only a few years ago that London-based comedian Emmanuel Sonubi was doing open mic nights at a pub in his home borough of Enfield.  </p>
<p>Now, following the conclusion of his latest tour, Sonubi fills his local theater as a headline act. Before his show, he invited CNBC Travel along for a tour of his favorite hometown haunts. </p>
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<p>It seems the bulls are back in town as Nigeria’s equities market opens then month of September in the green. This is due to strong performances from Oando, Eterna, and BUA foods. Meanwhile, analysts expect mixed to positive sentiment at this week&#8217;s trading this week supported by the upcoming tier-1 banks&#8217; financial results and dividend announcements. Victory George, Investment Research Analyst at Meristem Securities joins CNBC Africa for more market movements.</p>


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