secrets of life behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. t.w. world heritage 363 get clear no. more big spending at the dubai show boeing lands another all different 77 dreamliner this time from carry at emirates on its own to. finding a diamond in the rough indian june is adding to make the most of the fallout in the u.s. to china trade war. and it's nothing to sing about when your business is under water as going to the makers of inventors to finding out. this is deja vu business i'm rob what's in berlin welcome along. the middle east's biggest adeline emirates has

placed an almost $9000000000.00 order 30 boeing 787 dreamliner the deal was signed off following intense talks at the dubai asho planes will replace some of emirates orders for the much delayed boeing triple 7 x. the carrier earlier this week or so use the on home turf to announce it was suspending it was spending a socialist $16000000000.00 on 50 wide bodied a $350.00 s. for bugs european competitor apis. so let's bring in our financial correspondent yen score so in dubai the asho coming to an end on thursday we've seen orders for boeing and abu us who's winning. the european company is clearly in the lead we've seen that all year long and now in dubai so far has achieved to get some orders in the amount of $38000000000.00

and boeing is the distant 2nd with orders in the amount of $17000000000.00 but overall the market is so huge and so clearly big enough for 2 big players and wall street actually was pleased that at least we got those orders for a good $17000000000.00 for boeing even if it's not even a half what apple has got and the stock of boeing here on wednesday was the biggest winner in the dow jones industrial average gaining one percentage. and on to another one of the big international rivalries u.s. and china so we're getting rumblings that a preliminary deal between these 2 might not be done before the end of this year what can you tell us about. yeah that's what we're hearing from sources surrounding the trade talks and actually u.s. president donald trump is quoted saying. meeting that if china does not

get the deal done then he might even consider to raise terrorists even higher we have this deadline coming up on december 15th but what we're hearing right now is that there are some differences china is pushing hard for lowering some of the already existing tariffs and that's obviously where washington might have a different position so it really could be it could become tricky to get this phase or phase one deal done this year and wall street actually did trade glore after we got those news even if we did not end the day on day but clearly a bit of a disappointment that a trade deal at least this year becomes less likely. ok thanks yes financial correspondent in new york. and sticking with the subject of the potential u.s. china trade deal there for many it's brought problems that are of this capitalizing

on the route between the world's 2 biggest economies take the indian gemstone industry for instance with the u.s. imposing extra tariffs on chinese jory india's jewel is saying the glimmer of an opportunity. this is painstaking meticulous work turning rough crystals into polished gem stones more than 150 gem cutter's in this workshop in giant poor process violet in yellow courts for use in jewelry the slightest inclusion or flow will lower the quality and that's something the small indian company can't afford to mena scrutinizes the gems she's being kept very busy at the moment you may have found me later the man i'm working nor hours to meet the extra demand i'm sure will get more orders in future and i hope it continues so i can earn more if you've got it and. most of the gems are exported to the u.s. and in recent months demand there has risen sharply the company's production

manager says the u.s. china tariff disputes as a contributing factor will probably gobble gigantour is the hub of jewelry production. up in the trade here was down a little while ago but the recent trade war between the us and china has increased the business of production has almost doubled recently got bit by that whatever. job poor is the capital of the northern indian state of raw just on around 3000000 people live in the city which is growing steadily many in the business community here see the trade war between the chinese and the americans as an opportunity they hope the region will benefit through increasing investment. i can see. a big chunk of business can come to india or even the manufacturing can be shipped redoing. particularly when i'm from germany to recreate i feel that lots of people have started coming. through both ability to uphold we can have

a joint venture or they can set up our unit. india's gems and jewelry industry is one of the largest in the world nearly 30 percent of all jewelry is made here. now africans are still paying way too much for that internet access thanks to sluggish spending on infrastructure and a lack of competition web users on the continent will therefore welcome the news that french satellite specialist tolleson many a space is about to launch a new satellite it will help deliver that data needs. space the final frontier for africa's broadband dreams this 3 and a half term spacecraft will provide low cost high speed internet to most of africa as well as southern europe. promises that data package rates will be affordable on african average incomes. we know that on african territory obviously there's no technology that gives access to broadband internet to individuals companies and

administrations and therefore in terms of economic development this is something that will be very important for africa to get physical the. internet access to still not affordable in most african countries the average price of $1.00 gigabyte of data in africa is over 7 percent of a monthly wage much higher than the global affordability benchmark of 2 percent the satellite is big and powerful enough to make broadband rates competitive we don't sell nuclear only it allows us to offer broadband real broadband competitive rates because again the size of the satellite allows us to make economies of scale on the price of the megabit. and so it translates for the end user into packages packages which are within the reach of the african populations purse. to the local so that will be a source that you. believe the satellite will play a significant role in its growth strategy it will also be

a major contribution to reducing the digital divide in africa and europe. now listen to a brief look at a couple of other business stories making the news far away has applies to the canadian courts to immediately stop the attempt to extradite its detained chief financial officer among one judge the united states always at the center of the us china trade conflict among who is the daughter of the company's founder was arrested vancouver international or in a year ago. and at a moscow investment conference russian president vladimir putin has criticized your . pm plans to cut through fossil fuel consumption he won that people could end up living in caves without natural gas something which russia just happens to exporting huge amounts to europe he also slammed fracking as a dirty and environmentally damaging means of attaining oil and gas. now it's allianz simply call it aqua or high water but that seems like something of an

understatement when you look at the flooding that hit venice in recent weeks the highest water levels for generations have devastated large parts of the unesco every texan city and among those heavily affected are the makers of its famous gondolas who ply their trade close to the water know that the i'll go out to have subsided elisabetta and you know trying one team can finally reach their gondola shipyard the front is once again dry land but just a few days ago the entrance was submerged in the worst flood in over 50 years. the water kept rising and rising and never stopped it was all dark and i was a little terrified. the water here was at least 55 centimeters deep i didn't open the door because i was afraid that these rocks and would would be swept away by floodwater we could only stay outside in the dark and wait until the water level

one down it was a scary night and we didn't know when the water would go down. there was damage but they were the lucky ones they didn't lose their entire livelihood like others did. many handicraft shops on the ground floor and the floodwater hit them really hard we need to restore our strength and move forward i hope the craftsmen down there can get some help because they are an important part of venice we have a tradition of protecting our skilled workers. as water levels around the globe rise skilled workers like the gondola builders of venice will have to develop strategies to adapt. and finally having sparked a worldwide trend with her tidying philosophy and emptied your closets and cupboards are a condo condo now wants to fill them back up again with goods from her own online

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but 1st a great deal of contemporary art is open to interpretation however nowadays museums around the world do offer audiogram lives or text placed next to the picture to give some sort of explanation as to what you're looking at a new exhibition at the pina could take them more then in munich called simply feelings features 100 works of art with no explanation and the artists remain anonymous the idea is to let the artworks alone feed your emotions. what does our do to us. how does it touch us. what is a picture inspiring us when intuition guides our gaze is there a connection and how does it feel.