they're watching the news still to come the e.u.'s foreign policy chief announces a plan for allowing europe russia and china to continue doing business with iran but will this get around us sanctions. all this and much more coming up in our business with go home to focus. my first buy say most sewing machine. i come from women are bound by this notion for. something as simple as an income to write a buy side those is and. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle of my home and it took me years to been made there. finally they gave up and went on by me and i said there's been three turns people sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for goes than writing i'm biased as now i want to

reach out to those women back home who are bones of my duties and social norms and inform them of oded basis by. my name is the about of the who and i wore them. germans mighty federation of industry is meeting in berlin and industry captains are airing their concerns about threats to the economy and could believe you had fears over terrorism bragg's it but at least promised lower business taxes. and to do business with iran despite u.s. sanctions the e.u. seems genius tricked out with the white house and the u.s. is not. an argentinean is go on strike to protest sharples thirty measures that the

government says a needed to get international support for the ailing economy. this is a business as welcome a big day for business leaders in germany they are gathered for their annual meeting in berlin where they have the ear of the german chancellor to express their concern. was asked by the leadership of the federation of german history to swiftly address tax and financial policy to avoid a slowing down of euro zone's larger the euro zone's largest economy germany's economy remains boy but concerns are mounting about political stability at home and threats to growth abroad including britain's caution from the e.u. next year and threats to global trade. correspondent stephen busy is at that conference here in berlin stephen the chancellor just spoke did she have anything to offer to ease the worries of business leaders. i think she

she made a point of addressing a lot of their particular concerns at least by topic she highlighted such things as staying ahead electric autos are trying to keep pace with china for example creating battery cell technology here that's something that she wants to see here and she highlighted the challenges of course with digitisation and some of the frustrations that people have but she also placed herself firmly in a multilateral. sort of. structural environment here in terms of she stands with the e.u. on their course with prices she stands with the e.u. and their course with dealing with the us when it comes to trade issues and generally everyone here is very much in line with that that can be frustrating though for some of the tax reforms you mention for example corporate rates here are seen as way too high merkel says that she wants to see what everyone else in the neighborhood sort of say is doing before she tackles that on her own steam earlier you spoke to detect cam head of the federation of the german industry is a how did that speech go down with the target audience what is he still concerned

about. i think he heard a lot to like i think he also knows that she has to address some of these issues in a very sort of general way and that a lot of things are frankly out of her hands i asked him what he saw as the biggest threat right now and he said that for one thing it's the sort of the sort of tit for tat sort of trade disputes that are going on the attempts of nations to act outside of that multilateral system of course a reference to the u.s. and china in this case with counter tariffs but he said also domestically there's a huge issue with the regime with the government here being unable to really govern effectively and sort of lead and sort of infighting that's a huge concern for him and of course some of the debates and some of the protests by right wing extremists here that also threatens to damage the german brand here and that's incredibly important to business leaders here stephen bits in berlin thank you very much. the you seems to have found

a way to keep the nuclear deal with tehran alive and trade is the key word here since u.s. president from we instated economic sanctions against tehran over this nuclear program european companies have been worried about their business ties with iran due to the sanctions trans actions company made through the international banking systems the e.u. has now find a new way to trade with iran and to save the nuclear deal in the process. federica mother really believes she's found the solution the e.u. foreign affairs commissioner wants to continue doing business with iran by developing a new financial institution in new york she met with the remaining signatories of the iran nuclear agreement and presented her model. that but disciplines welcomed practical proposals to month tain and develop payment channels notably the initiative to establish a special third of a call to facilitate payments related to a dance exports including oil and imports which will assist and reassure economic

operators they're saying legitimate business with it on. the creation of this new monetary transfer system to continue trading with iran is intended to save the nuclear agreement this would prevent banks involved in those transactions from becoming targets of u.s. sanctions themselves european companies would then have the ability to trade with iran again at least when it comes to payment transactions. europe correspondent. from a brussels go what are you hearing there is that the secrets to keep trading and run the u.s. sanctions well it will work in practice. avoiding bank scared and avoiding global money transfer something the u.s. can monitor is of course a clever step now we still like the details where this new and to to your legal vessel as as the e.u. calls it will be located how much money will be involved but in theory it could be

a valid tool to help facilitate business says in europe but also in china and russia to deal with iran without violating sanctions now that's the theory the practice is and what i have heard here from experts from from economic leaders in brussels is they are cautious they see the u.s. as a big player and they rather pull investment from iran than risk their u.s. business. is the u.s. with undermining the u.s. sanctions really other u.s. just going to swallow that i don't think they will and therefore they're rather furious like with other measures that the e.u. has already set up that are obstructing the u.s. sanctions so it will sour relations that is without question it all depends really how effective this legal loophole will be and if it cannot be simply targeted this legal vessel or this transaction formation or some say it's just an accounting for

and basically if the u.s. could target that firm of course then the project wouldn't fly so how exactly will it keep the nuclear deal alive are the key thing here is it preserves the foundation of the nuclear deal and that is known nuclear proliferation by iran in return for business with the rest of the world over the signatories of that's treaty and that is what the u. is very keen on keeping a life this basis that iran can do business with europe can do business with china and with russia. in brussels for us thank you very much. argentina is bracing for a general strike that will see disruptions to services across the country it comes a day off the tens of thousands of people turned out to protest against the against the government's plan to impose austerity in exchange for another loan from the international monetary fund a currency crisis in the press or lose heart of its value against the dollar there

is here. reports from the center of those demonstrations in the capital. protests on the streets of what is aries kinds of people turned out to reject on the stairs he punches the government says it needs to secure funds from the i.m.f. . i'm a teacher and i say no to the adjustments. you know i want the president to change course on these policies. like everyone else i'm affected by it economically whether it's work shortages or increasing food prices everyone here is feeling is. that devaluation of the art in time there so that went from twenty eight to forty basis for dollars increase the social tension that began to feel months ago when the social and economic advancement make the government especially in the service and transportation area

hard intense here demand the creation of new jobs increased salaries and for the government to change its economic for it to stop asking for i.m.f. loans. analysts say the government has a clear incentive for wanting access to those funds as soon as possible. the political intention here is to avoid a new deal or the one back in two thousand and one two thousand and two that's why the government is attempting to give a signal to the i.m.f. to advance all the funds needed for two thousand and nineteen and two thousand and twenty. to give a clear signal that we've guaranteed funding for the next year for twenty twenty one but the question then is whether those funds will be extended for twenty twenty one. c. but they also put it in the. public anger amounts tuesday's general strike could be

just the beginning of a bigger wave of resistance against austerity. instagram's co-founders kevin size from and krieger have quit their jobs as c.e.o. and chief technical officer of the photo sharing in a statement they said they were ready for the next chapter they transition from leaders to uses the resignation comes as a blow to parent company facebook which acquired instagram six years ago the deal reportedly allowed instagram to continue to be run independently but insiders say the co-founders felt they were not being given enough autonomy. u.s. fashion company michael cause is pushing further into the high end luxury segment michael causes a reportedly close to acquiring italian fashion run vest saved in a deal said to be worth over two billion dollars that's according to the financial times newspaper for years the family owned italian fashion label had been

considering going public sales of a colorful designs by the company's creative director. declined those plans. she is expected to announce on tuesday what the future holds for michael because it will be a further expansion of the brand portfolio after acquiring british label jimmy choo just last year. and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin i will have an update for you of course in the next hour in the meantime to check out our website e.w. dot com slash business thank you very much for watching. and.

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