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the. joint direct attack on her journey back to freedom news in our interactive documentary. returns home on t w dot com. on december thirty first people celebrated new year's eve across the globe and the new year hangover seems to have spread to the stock markets as well the first trading day so prices falling almost everywhere at the front that stock exchange the downward trend of late twenty eight hundred continued it was mainly down to weak performance on the asian stock markets in china japan and south korea some lost more than four percent at the start of the new year china is preparing itself . for much lower growth partly because of the fallout from
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a trade dispute with the us prices on the new york stock exchange also fell on the first trading day the dow jones the s. and p. five hundred and the nasdaq and that's all closed in the red this turbulence looks set to continue throughout the year with the upcoming european elections and cracks it just around the corner and there's still no solution to the trade dispute between the u.s. and china experts predict that twenty nineteen could be a difficult year. for the first time since the introduction of the i phone apple had to adjust its revenue forecast downwards for the all important christmas quarter revenue is expected to total eighty four billion us dollars nine billion less than predicted apple boss tim cook as a result apple share price fell temporarily by around ten percent the company's problems have been looming for months after reaching
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a high last summer the share price has fallen by thirty percent since september back then analysts reported that asian i phone suppliers were cutting back their production because apple needed fewer parts news that sent out an alarm signal the i phone is apple's most important product it accounts for sixty percent of their revenue. demand has weakened especially in china cook blames the trade dispute between the u.s. and china for causing some customers to avoid buying u.s. products fewer people are willing to splash out on the latest i phone and opting for the more affordable competition. one of the biggest cargo ships in the world has lost two hundred seventy containers after being caught in a storm in the north sea many of the items washed up on dutch islands like to shelling residents volunteered to help clean up the daybreak with some lucky finds including shoes toys t.v.'s and furniture.
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but there's so much in all kinds of sizes and colors so we'll keep them in the attic for now and then sell them in the summer. i found a flat screen t.v. in one of the containers and keeping it in a warm and dry area so we'll see if it's still working you know the. three of the containers a said to contain potentially dangerous substances though. and. if you encounter a washed up container stay away and don't touch anything wait for the professionals to come and transport the good safely that way you'll come to no harm. most of the containers are still messing with storms forecast for the weekend they could travel far to their next destination. over three hundred thousand volts work and car owners in germany have launched a class action lawsuit against the automaker they want compensation for losses to
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the value of their vehicles that resulted from a v.w. emissions cheating scandal the company has already paid out billions of dollars in fines and compensation to drivers of diesel cars in the u.s. and germany owners have so far only been offered software upgrades the lawsuit is being filed by the country's federation of consumer organizations. the. european union plans to wrap up negotiations this year for a major trade deal with america so states in south america while the u.s. cuts itself off with punitive tariffs the e.u. is creating the world's biggest free trade zone the aim is to abolish customs duties and other trade barriers the mcas or trade block includes argentina brazil and paraquat. with two hundred sixty million people it's one of the biggest economic alliances in the world. venice officials have announced plans to charge daytrippers access to the historic city center permission for cities to charge
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admission is among a host of measures italy's introduced as part of its twenty nine thousand budget the marathoners says people will have to pay up to ten year as a visit and that the money will be used to clean up the city. nearly thirty million tourists visit the city every year of italian cities may follow suit. specialist al-ameen your company alum x. uses these nine ton blocks to make extra general industrial components since june the german company has had to pay ten percent in import duties in the u.s. but only max is actually making more money. that's because the tariffs in the u.s. market have pushed up the price of aluminum. it's one reason the company's c.e.o. wants to increase production at its plant in south carolina. the american africans in part but the more added value you create on science the less you have to import that's how it is valid and the tariffs will lose their effect in the
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future because the more we produce on location which trump also wants the less significant the tariffs are militarily. the u.s. operations only account for ten percent of the company's total revenue but that will soon change. as it out and towards the share of the american operations in our total global business will certainly at least double in the coming year and by that i mean the revenue the profit will increase more inspecting the stock off and on only t.v. . demand is rising the company's special element is required in medical technology as well as solar cells and costs. on january first romania took over the e.u.'s rotating presidency for six months the country has been under scrutiny for corruption and disputes over the rule of law.
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these protesters say they've had it with corruption and nepotism they gather at noon every day in front of the ruling party's buildings in the city of sydney in the region of transylvania calling for politicians to respect the rule of law. that's a good answer big system what's clear is that corruption at all levels of society and that's why we're standing here on the streets to send a message we can't look away anymore then all politicians should know that we are watching them closely that it was ok to send to plant. a tree in chimp ian is the man of to tell you to seduce a town in the cop a.t.m. mountains he's frequently confronted with corruption allegations connected to his plans to revive an old gold mine close to the nearby city of data with the help of a canadian mining company he says his plans are all about bringing employment to the region. but he thought that this project could create hundreds of jobs and therefore help to significantly reduce unemployment in our village. and the
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whole region including neighboring villages could benefit from the mine or if you go for them. but the project requires getting rid of four hundred hectares of forest so far opponents have blocked the mine through the courts. the mountain of files on the mine is growing in the town hall corruption is something the mat doesn't want to talk about. you know. he presents a document from the government anti corruption agency it says he has not profited personally from the five hundred million euro project. the are are for stuck with yes and q story of a legal dealings but the anti corruption agency investigated everything and now i have been officially exonerated that was started on one. down in the minus settlement former employees are hoping for new jobs. there are
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uncertainties once again up on the mountain new allegations of corruption against the man. n.g.i. mining watch says he signed over the forest to the mining company illegally and is in cahoots with the company then after just one month i think the whole concession to the mining company they think being at the moment investigating by the name and the corruption director right and the mayor is directly involved in this case. for now corruption is bringing anger to write mania it's hindering investment in keeping investors jobs away from. the city of madrid plans to reduce emissions by forty percent electric vehicles can still pass the red line but drivers of older diesels and petrol cars will soon face fines if they do the same behind the push for cleaner in downtown madrid is this
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woman. she wants to reduce traffic in the city by a third. of the and those in this hall hundred sixty have area there are major restrictions in place on the most polluting cars. that are no longer allowed to pass through. until the end of february drivers of older diesels will be issued with a warning if they enter the restricted area after that they'll face a ninety year a fine authorities say the ban is already making a difference madrid's ground via is less congested than before freeing up space for cyclists in particular. people are already reacting to an increasing number of people are travelling in this area by bus and traffic overall is down. but not everyone supports the ban retailers and delivery companies are especially critical some even calling it a disaster. isabel garcia runs
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a furniture store and says she depends on customers being able to reach her by car . they see if their port eighty seven percent of voters in a poll say they no longer want to come into the city center to shop in. the bomb means she also need to replace her it brought him another one from of course the problem is we need a van that meets on the while also a tearing to the city's rules. i mean nothing. critics accuse city authorities of going too far but in other parts of the city where pollution measures have already been in place for you is many people have gone so for the transition. one was a bit of course that change is always difficult at the beginning it was hard above all because of the parking tickets where people thought well i want to go to the city center but i have to pay for their cell but now everyone's adjusted they know it's a european wide development the city centers are more for pedestrians and less because
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coaches and low emission zones may not be enough to guarantee clean now i think weeks after the ban came into effect in madrid pollution levels on some days was still too high prompting officials to temporarily cut the speed limit on the city's ring road and that ends all round up of the week's business stories. you're all maxed out. audience right dr ro hammer so long there's this week on your own box everything's different incident celebrities are calling the shots. today such product designer marcel funders is in charge of it a bit. like. the robotics next d.w. . eco indiana. grass is
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