tariffs on canada and mexico are coming in on saturday. we'll be taking a look at the funding crisis facing museums around the world. live from london this is business today, giants to post their numbers in a week of big tech earnings

silicon valley's dominance, sparking a market sell—off of over a trillion dollars. quarter earnings on thursday. for more, let's get to new york and north america for more, let's get to new york and north america business revenue rose 4% to around $124 billion in the the results show that apple is struggling to catch up drop in sales there.

the company's ai platform, apple intelligence, also sales of ipads and macs, when new chips helped persuade customers to upgrade. deepseel. like nvidia, apple's stock hasn't taken a big hit from the news. as cheaper ai models could encourage customers to upgrade their iphones, kickstarting a re—acceleration in growth.

why not an a? the first is that iphones make up about half of apple's revenue. there's an expectation that there is an impending and it hasn't happened because there hasn't been throw into that mix the chinese government's antipathy,

and the bright spot is the strong growth in services revenue. and services revenue for apple typically refers to revenue from icloud subscription, the app store, on its services than it does on its devices. more money on apple. iphone users and the tech world in general that apple are going we saw what happened

with deepseek. about apple intelligence. bonanza on day one. instead, you need to think of it as the goose as more people adopt apple intelligence, they will realise the upgrade supercycle. but it will surely happen and it will pay rich

and apple intelligence is a means to that end. but it's going to take a little bit of time to get to that end. and mexico is closing in. speaking on thursday, the president said it was yet to be decided if oil would be included in the 25% well, i'll be announcing the tariffs on canada and mexico for a number of reasons. and number three are the massive subsidies that we're giving to canada and to mexico in

president trump there. earlier, i spoke to swetha ramachandran from artemis he would go through with his tariff threats. the actual decision is made. the markets have been expecting some form of tariff announcements since trump was elected. when a more serious and considered enforcement into force tomorrow, we're still in the dark about the specifics of some

of them because china importers of us goods, and so they have the statement, president trump also said that the primary intention so in that sense, it's not a traditional trade war i mean, there is a history here. these are neighbours, us neighbours. it would depend on the scale of retaliation. so at the moment we have no clue as to what the canadian and mexican governments will retaliate with by way of import tariffs.

in all three countries who will likely have to bear there will be severe disruption to very integrated supply chains, because as you pointed out, they are neighbours. which means that these higher tariffs increase incoming administration has been the reduction of headline inflation, which becomes more challenged by these decisions to impose policies that would raise prices. this is bbc news.

now, its five years to the day that the uk officially left the european union, brexit. britain outside of the eu, free to form its own trading report outlining the benefits of brexit. on brexit this anniversary. i think it's very simple —

they're very sluggish and we're just not seeing the economic dividend. but there's something else as well, which is that there's so this whole idea was that we'd be able to go out so there's clearly a need for a reset politically so this meeting is not your normal sort of european union so it's very specific.

and we can talk collectively about european defence and security. all eyes, of course, on america at the moment and those tariffs. actually bring the two together closer together? seen with the case of canada and mexico, this is for domestic security reasons or homeland security reasons. the five, the 5% of gdp spent on military by the us. if the uk don't start to move towards that. and that is a big target.

it's huge expenditure and we need to think about imaginative, imaginative ways of doing that. so yes, it will throw the european union and the uk closer together. very different world to the to when we left the european union five years ago. the country's annual budget on saturday, outlining the key priority areas for the government. auto show in india. in sales by over 14%.

at the bottom of the pyramid, the people who are there, their affordability part of it vis a vis the increase in the car price has been a challenge. is something collectively we all have to work together. vehicle sales are seen as a key indicator of people's ability it's notjust the weak consumer demand here in the auto sector, are generally a lot more careful about how much money they are spending. now, this is definitely a sizeable slowdown... putting money in the hands of indians is essential. incentive coming

in from the budget. personal income tax can see some reject to give the middle income class earners some kind of reprieve to give a boost into higher consumption. weak consumer demand and a dip in manufacturing drove down india's economy to a seven—quarter low. infrastructure projects, also known as capital expenditure or capex. the government needs to continue to press the pedal at a time when your urban consumption is slowing, unleash a full fledged capex recovery cycle. the world bank and the international monetary fund of the world's fastest—growing

big economies. but this year's budget could hold the key to arunoday mukharji, bbc news, delhi. show us our heritage, document our societies and educate our children. in visitors and their money. robin cantrill—fenwick is from baker richards — generate more income. it's worse across the whole of the western world at the moment.

ok, so in the past, where would this money have come so, if you take the uk for example, there are a number of central government—funded museums, but also funding is channelled through the arts council. tax reliefs. of the cost of that back. going to be squeezed. and this is the attraction

of a museum. does that work? yes. hearing about india, there's an admission of what i as a overseas visitor would pay. and that model is pretty smart, because you protect willingness to pay. we are willing to pay that little bit more for it typically highest bill? is it energy, is it staff?

and if you could just tag on there a possible solution, they really are. so there are very sharp rises in overheads. energy would be a very significant one there. you know, i work with a museum last year whose energy the society of independent brewers and associates said good news if you like a pint. stay us on bbc news.

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