tv Asia Business Report BBC News November 11, 2019 1:30am-1:45am GMT
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starting soon. we were talking about using live ammunition. singles day here today but we have footage shared on social media show walmart in the us and the chinese the masked man collapsing to the ground. it happened during the morning firm ten sent. ten sent i think that commute at an intersection in the heart of the city. will be more of a steady as she goes. we will see earnings of around there have been clashes as pro—democracy activists tried to disrupt transport by setting up $2 50 hong kong a share. the barricades. business has been diversifying and australian authorities declare a state of emergency in new south wales and now queensland — after warnings bushfires in the country could also pose away from gaming. they have been a ‘catastrophic‘ threat to sydney. doing well. exceptional effort on bolivia's president evo morales has announced his resignation after weeks of protests over last month's disputed elections. the e—commerce side of walmart. the announcement came after the head of the armed forces called on him india's rail network is known for to step down. and this story is many things but not so much for trending on bbc.com: making money. according to the it's the heavyweight contest in the english premier league between the two title favourites country's biggest news agency, a liverpool and manchester city. the reds won it 3—1, pilot corporate trade project has which puts them eight points clear managed to turn approach that make at the top of the table. current champions manchester city are just fourth in the league. profit just one month managed to turn approach that make profitjust one month after starting operations. —— turn a profit. weiss time now to go live to singapore for is such big deal in india? it is a
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asia business report. very big deal. indian railways is one of the largest in the world and has posed losses over the last few yea rs has posed losses over the last few years but this project in its first month alone has reaped about $100,000, and that is encouraging alibaba ‘s aliba ba ‘s swift alibaba ‘s swift sales. china's for indian railways because they online shopping bonanza gets a we re for indian railways because they were looking at an experiment where if it was successful and the numbers suggest it is likely to be so, then superstar launch as it gets under way. british still‘s rescue. how the the government is looking to privatise similar sectors. at the eye chronic uk company is said to be moment, this train is only running on one sector but the government has snapped up by a chinese group. set upa on one sector but the government has set up a committee to look into the aspect of extending it to across 50 hello and welcome. we start with stations, to privatise it, and also about 150 trains overall. this seems to be an encouraging glimmer of hope online retail because today is the at the time when the economy is 11th of november which means it is suffering and what is also significant is that this alibaba ‘s singles day. sales hit privatisation is offering something more to the passengers. 0ver $13 billion in the first hour alone, privatisation is offering something more to the passengers. over the last couple of months, in fact. they up $13 billion in the first hour alone, up almost one third on last year and
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have compensation in terms of delays it was the first year without the founder, jack mize who down as the and they are offered free ensuring. founder, jack mize who down as the founder of the company in september. just last month, the ird see, the the day has read long —— will be on corporate entity running this, debuted on the stock market in the alibaba. it stocks travelled in one week alone. the day has read long —— will be on aliba ba. it began the day has read long —— will be on alibaba. it began in 2008 with just 27 merchants and evolved into a ball so far the government is looking to global event with over 180,000 translate this idea of further traders operating everything from pizza combo deals to cheap privatisation beyond just this. electronic budgets. last year looking quickly at the markets and this is where they are treating in alibaba ‘s sales of $30 billion, $10 asia at the moment. hung singers billion made in the first hour down 1%. —— the hong kong market is alone. 0ur billion made in the first hour alone. our technology analyst told me what he is expecting this year. down 1%. —— the hong kong market is down 1%. they said they had the number 29 this is bbc news. the top stories this hour. billion but based on the first hour, a police officer in hong kong has the first 30 minutes, were not shot a protester at point—blank surprised for it to come in above 32 range in the chest using live billion. we saw taylor swift ammunition. new south wales and now queensland in australia declare animation pop icon enlisted to open a ‘state of emergency‘, the event. how big is singles day with warnings bushfires spreading across the country could pose a ‘catastrophic‘ threat to sydney.
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when compared to its american commemorations have been taking counterparts, the likes of cyber place for those who lost their lives monday, black friday and the amazon in conflict. the annual remembrance prime day? the last year, singles sunday services into london as part of events leading up to the anniversary of the world war i day exceeded all of them put together. you could even throw in armistice on november 11. the $3.7 billion in sales on thanksgiving and singles day out did music: nimrod. it is that morning of the year all of them put together in terms of when we pause, when the matters online sales. it is incredible, the which seem so pressing on other days are set in a broader perspective, momentum that this create and the as the nation comes together to remember those who lost their lives in the world wars and other, more recent conflicts. the leaders of the main political replacement forjack ma was the parties took their places mastermind behind it. it is been at the cenotaph with their interesting watching him take the helm. are there any concerns at all wreaths of red poppies. that investors might think watching from a balcony, her majesty the queen, considering thatjack ma is no with the duchess of cornwall and the duchess of cambridge. longer at the helm? he left the the prince of wales led the other company ina principal members of the royal longer at the helm? he left the company in a good place. if you family to their positions in front listen to him, he had been preparing of the cenotaph‘s northern face, for this for a long time. he first in readiness for the national thought of retiring 15 years before two—minute silence at 11 0'clock.
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it happened and for the ten years big ben chimes the hour. before his actual retirement he planned to retire at that moment. he built the organisation and put leaders in place to let them run with their ideas and the company has propelled forward. he is in iconic leader, much like steve jobs at apple. you wonder if the company could ever do better. but the music: last post. numbers in both companies have accelerated even though there may be questions about things like innovation. do you think these at the cenotaph, the prince of wales placed the queen's wreath in tribute numbers,, do innovation. do you think these numbers, , do you to all those from britain and the commonwealth innovation. do you think these numbers,, do you think they will peak this year? there is less about who lost their lives a slowdown in china, a global in the service of their country. wreaths were also laid by the dukes of york, sussex and cambridge. slowdown brought on by the trade rail. we are seeing the deceleration of china and we see it with the and then, after the official wreath laying, it was the turn imports indicative of this and there of the former servicemen and women are imports of american goods to march past the cenotaph. dropping almost 31%. it was a many come year after year, with their own memories of friends who were lost. significantjob. dropping almost 31%. it was a significant job. i think and at war memorials across the country, dropping almost 31%. it was a significantjob. i think the deal the nation remembered.
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with president trump and china will in st austell, in cornwall, the normandy veteran harry billinge bea with president trump and china will be a really strong indicator of what laid a wreath in memory of those happens next year. who died in the d—day just getting news that british steel landings, 75 years ago. and in kent, a wartime dakota scattered 750,000 poppies, is set to announce a rescue deal a ribbon of scarlet above the white cliffs of dover, in memory of those who never came home. with a chinese company. what more do nicholas witchell, bbc news. we know? as we know, the company has beenin we know? as we know, the company has been ina we know? as we know, the company has been in a desperate situation and has been kept running by the government since going into liquidation in may. it was in talks now on bbc news, sport today: with the turkish state military retirement fund but that did not work out so since then there have been negotiations with the chinese hello, and thanks for your company on sport today. i'm ben croucher and these group and they expect to announce are our top stories: nine points. that's the difference between this rescue deal worth more than $90 liverpool and manchester city after the reds won 3—1 million as early as today. the deal in the premier league. 16 years — that's how long france would still need regulatory approval have had to wait to win the fed cup. and questions may be raised about that wait is now over. the fact that the investment is coming from china, but it is understood that the uk government from fed cup to fed up — would assist in the form of loan roger federer loses his opening guarantees as well as other
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financial support and, crucially, match at the atp finals in london. this deal, if confirmed, would safeguard some 4000 jobs in the uk welcome along. we'll start in the premier league, and an additional 20,000 jobs in the where it might only be november, but already manchester city boss supply chain which is very important pep guardiola admits he's not sure ahead of what has been dubbed the if they can catch liverpool. it's after the european champions beat city 3—1 at anfield exit general election. it has also to extend their lead at the top seen strategically important for of the premier league to eight britain to have its own domestic points. as you might expect steel industry from a defence point in a meeting of the two forces in english football over the last couple of years, it was a game full of view. the world's most profitable of talking points. fabinho gave liverpool an early lead, but only company has published more details after trent alexander arnold about its planned stock market was adjudged not to have handled the ball in his own area. flotation. sally aramco said a final it incensed guardiola and many of the city players, value would be put on the shares whose mood wasn't helped by mo salah and sadio mane making it 3 for liverpool before a late on decemberfive. on december five. bankers on decemberfive. bankers think bernardo silva consolation. on december five. bankers think the long—awaited sale will value them as much as $2 trillion, make it —— making it the biggest dock market the intensity of the game was listing ever. incredible. really wild. not too
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unusualfor us, i 0n on wednesday, japan reports provisional third—quarter gdp and at the same time we get quarterly earnings from ten sent and walmart reporting earnings on thursday as we head towards the key christmas shopping period. and we round off the week with trade data from india as the economy slows. jeffrey haley told me what he is expecting from those japanese and indian economic numbers. there is definitely some spillover with japan because it is a much more open economy and it is located right in the east asia area. there is definitely some spillover there, certainly, although the data has not been as bad as everybody thought. the japanese gdp is expected to grow and japan is also
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grappling with its own demons, entrenched deflation after 25 years and a rapidly ageing population, neither of those issues have gone away. the spillover is limited that they have their own issues that they deal with. looking they have their own issues that they dealwith. looking at they have their own issues that they deal with. looking at some of those issues, earnings from the likes of nissan. it is one to watch. any surprise when considering their management upheaval?” surprise when considering their management upheaval? i expected to increase slightly to around 2.7 trillion yen for the quarter. 0n revenue. that is a slight improvement. i think the key thing here is that nissan had said that they would cut their headcount by 10000 and reduce their production capacity. and we have an entirely new c suite team, a ceo, cfo, c00
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