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to syncro forms the bedrock of german steel making but the company's planned merger with tata steel has left employees feeling like they're on shaky ground. the tie up is likely to result in about two thousand job losses in germany. for months to some krips stuff have taken to the streets to protest the merger. the new steel operations will be based in the netherlands which will mean changes to company policy. because in the netherlands are not allowed to sit on supervisory boards so. that means employee participation is much lower at that than in germany is complete. the issue has even sparked debate in the german parliament members of the social democrats say the government should have intervened. on. it's unclear if this

merger will help secure steel production in germany and europe. it seems as if this is about shutting a profitable part but one that's no longer of interest to the group as a whole new. steel production accounts for well over seven billion euros of income each year to syncro steel made products like elevators are worth almost as much products made for the car industry and so called industrial solutions creative. but the biggest unit by far is material services. imagine the company's response to overcapacity in the steel market well why. to syncro and tata believe a joint venture will make them more efficient but workers feel their futures are being put on the line. nearly

a year ago suffered a massive data breach that impacted some fifty seven million customers and drivers not only to know about the hack and keep it from authorities it paid the thieves one hundred thousand u.s. dollars to keep quiet. firms in the u.s. and u.k. are required to disclose breaches to the government so could face have to find. it also raises more questions about the management following a string of scandals under found and former c.e.o. travis cullen neck already trying to shed its reckless reputation. the fact that they refused to tell people that tens of thousands of driver's licenses that all of this personal data was around floating around outside of its control only reinforces the impression that people have this is a company that doesn't care about what happens to its users their customers say the latest revelations make the money say for them now it's

a little disappointing i mean as a consumer i mean i you. know i do. but will they actually leave. valued at nearly seventy billion dollars the company is already the largest write sharing service in the world and it's continued to grow despite the controversies. as the new president. wants to see zimbabwe flourish again. the country has the foundation for economic growth plentiful resources good public infrastructure and a solid workforce. but under mugabe the country's economy went downhill it started in one nine hundred ninety seven when the government began seizing land from white farmers a setback for a country that relied on its our cultural exports economic growth almost hoft over

the decade it was the strongest contraction of its kind in a peacetime economy according to the world bank. inflation hit five hundred billion percent poverty rates throwing a fifth of the country into extreme need things began to improve in two thousand and nine up to zimbabwe abandoned its local currency and began accepting multiple currencies the economy has struggled again lately and inflation fears a back investors have plowed that money into stocks in recent months as the mugabe government began printing a currency night the new government will face difficult questions once the euphoria subsides can it bring back a local currency. a liquidity crisis economists say zimbabwe has the structures in place to succeed. the chinese social media and gaming giant ten cent has overtaken facebook in terms of

market value. it reached five hundred thirty billion dollars on tuesday on the hong kong stock exchange making it the first asian company to exceed the half a trillion dollar mark. easyjet is hoping to profit from the takeover of bankrupt len it will now be offering more flights to exploit its stronger grip on the market things are changing fast in the sector as a competitor ryanair has dropped flights and other rivals including monaco i'm no longer in the business. new poll was supposed to have opened in june twenty twelve but has faced a series of construction issues germany safety authority is now say there were problems with the sprinklers and fire safety system. wants to announce a new opening date by mid december experts say the airport's design may already be outdated. confidence in germany's booming

economy is reassuring to many despite the country's difficulties in forming a new government the liberals recently walked out of coalition talks saying there was no hope and there's more trouble ahead if uncertainty lingers businesses and investors need stability as europe's largest economy germany has a lot on its plate. for the economic challenges a huge what does it mean for the e.u. economy for international trade than digitalisation education infrastructure payment for germany's energy transformation the so much on the agenda and we need answers on. more than one answer that spared by many economic stakeholders is new elections leading to months of uncertainty. on monday representatives across germany's economy including the engineering and chemical industries and the export sector each publicly urged for the continuation of coalition talks. that's concern

also at the e.u. level where ministers are awaiting action on several economic proposals including your eyes i'm reforms a common finance minister and a shared budget french president emmanuel mccrone has a particular stake in a new german government his quest for a more economically integrated european economy hinges upon german support. being number one without a partner isn't very interesting and microelectronics on the promise that he could revive europe. it was supposed to be a matter of weeks before his german partner now the timing is anyone's guess. i'm still will become the new location of the european medicines agency an e.u. institution currently based in london but britain's departure from the e.u. in twenty nineteen means it needs to be relocated the city of. nine hundred

cities were originally in the running the dutch capital now has sixteen months to organize the move at an estimated cost of four hundred million euros well the first staff members of the european medical agency will already arrive next summer so that's very very soon and then in april two thousand and nineteen we're planning to finalize to come from societies and then on january first two thousand and twenty everything should be ready and we should be welcome all the staff members the currently employs some nine hundred people but estimates suggest that twenty percent of positions could be cut as a result of the me from london. another city in celebration is paris he will host the european banking on thora take the selection was a blow to the german city of frankfurt which had been hoping to cash in on its reputation as a european banking hub. the shadows to banking off the stuff done for congo hits a pretty the banking all thirty isn't coming to frankfurt front's just picked

germany to the post. but still will get the majority of the british banks that are currently still in london is in frankfurt is and forever will be europe's number one banking location finance plus the market will part. u.k. banks and london based e.u. institutions the twenty seven remaining member states are already carving up the spoils of britain's departure from the european union. compass is like they're so often used for school design and technical applications the biggest components the oems a made from metal that contains lead for some countries thoughts a problem overnight south korea reclassified a compass from drawing a quick mint to a child's toy which isn't allowed to contain lead that's just one of the many measures countries have used to restrict imports. a company like

which exports eighty percent of its product is directly affected by tactics like these. they're going up one of two not even if we can't really tell if these are protectionist measures or if there are regulations like standards that are changed by the e.u. or if there are regulations from other countries sometimes it's hard to tell them we try to react immediately to check our role materials and all the manufacturing processes so we can adjust accordingly and so most of all you've got ideas where. the company was founded in one thousand thirty four and is now present in one hundred fifty countries. the c.e.o. is worried that the biggest market the u.s. will continue to isolate itself. along with other countries. we can really do something with cutting the entire world map as a market. and we're seeing that in almost every region the non-tariff barriers to

trade during creasing duties arising calculation methods to changing to make imports more difficult it's happening all over the world. wide. business is getting tougher in the e.u. as well the safe limits have lead in pencils is being lowered even though you'd have to eat eighteen pencils a year to absorb the current limit. all appeals to regulators have been unsuccessful. the company doesn't want to walk away from any market but the increasing demands and high in certain regions make the products more expensive for the consumer. and they pay higher prices for the products of domestic ones a significantly cheaper. and that was all week in review.

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