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think if you can country guy down on the time. needed to be paid for his grandma day out to me it's all about who they know i might show joins me from the engine and from d.w. . post. california as landmarks give you connelly law goes into effect put it all sure and big changes for tech firms like hoover and what expense for freelancers some of whom say they're already losing clients. also on the show french workers are up in arms over pension reforms for young tech entrepreneurs say the country is doing right by them . and will talk to american author jeremy rifkin who argues the u.s. needs to massively overhaul it's economy to become greener. this is your

business report i'm stephen bears in berlin it's good to have you with us california both one of the world's largest economies raking close to the u.k. in total annual output or g.d.p. that's what multinational firms pay close attention to regulations in the state and that's why the world is watching california's new gig economy law which went into effect wednesday the measure aims to protect freelance and contract workers by requiring many to be reclassified as employees but there's a lot of controversy around the law. the new california law says some independent workers will have to be treated as employees that means they'd be entitle to minimum wage overtime payments and benefits including health care before the law took effect workers for companies like it were classified as independent contractors as a result right hayling company uber and korea company post might launched a joint legal action against the state of california they argue that the law is

unconstitutional and will kill the gig economy which makes their business models possible by also say they can't afford to pay social security and health plans for those who work for them meanwhile some contract workers have complained that their clients have dropped them as a result of the new law kept deiced jobs were 1st tiled as a wife for workers to pick up a little extra to make ends meet but for many workers they're now the sole source of income despite the long hours low pay and lack of security or benefits. french trade unions have called for more strikes this month after president manuel mccall pledged to continue with his plans to reform the country's pension system because of the government wants to compromise with unions they want the government to abandon its plan to install a uniform retirement system in place of dozens of industry specific plans nationwide strikes have crippled public transport in recent weeks further strikes

would come as schools and businesses start back up following the christmas new year break. them across may not be the most popular man on present streets but things look different station in paris that's a start up campus that's home to hundreds of small tech businesses and where young entrepreneurs say france is doing everything right by them. paris is trying a fresh approach to startups in this unconventional work space young entrepreneurs are encouraged to think outside the box the 34000 square meters station f claims to be the world's biggest startup compas with a 1000 firms president emanuel mccall hopes the accelerator will help ours compete with silicon valley. i want them to consider as you get on the courses that it wasn't a suicide it was s. and we have a unique situation we have startups in large us european and asian companies shot of the projects right from the start having all of this under one roof is unique. at this german startup they keep their boxing gloves close in hand but they prefer

to leave the actual sporting side to their clients they're working on an online platform for athletes and they say paris is the ideal environment. for the french government has made it very easy for foreign companies to set up a business here lucky that the french president is young dynamic and committed to start ups so that. the french government wants to lure global entrepreneurs with tax breaks and by cutting red tape that's why this is a talent start upset up a subsidiary office at the station f. compass they help holiday makers find a skipper for sailing trips status and friends. anybody to create a company very very quickly. and to start a business or 2 governments they want to keep growing into could be present on the international scene be due to for 3 days. while it's still trail san francisco and

london station f is helping power says stop it it's self as a tech hub. european aircraft manufacturer airbus has overtaken boeing to become the world's largest plane maker by the liveries the 1st changing of the guard since 2011 that's according to industry sources the air bus exceeded forecast sales to deliver $863.00 aircraft in 2019 nearly 8 percent more than the year before u.s. rival boeing is still hurting from the grounding of at $737.00 max which is expected to continue well into this year the news comes despite air bus cutting its $2911.00 go in october citing industrial problems. and one of the biggest trends will be following this year's how climate change is affecting the boardroom an economic policy or the most ambitious climate change strategies so far was presented by u.s. presidential hopeful elizabeth warren just before christmas and it promises to be as much about the economy as about ecology and the plan will mobilize nearly 11

trillion dollars in public and private funds that huge injection in energy infrastructure would supposedly generate over 10000000 new jobs the 20 and the payoff would be national power of national power grid that is totally emissions free within 15 years so the plan says the scheme is just the latest expression of the green new deal in america the idea that an ambitious and quite expensive complete green overhaul of the u.s. economy is necessary a reporter oliver salad in washington met up with one of its strongest proponents economic theorist jeremy rifkin he says markets are already beginning to drive a change let's listen in i think what people don't understand is the entire civilization is made out of fossil fuels fertilizers and pesticides and construction materials are synthetic fiber packaging. food additives and preservatives are power and transport are like everything. so what's happened now

ever is that we are now in a pivotal turning point for this fossil fuel based industrial civilization we have now spewed so much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere to maintain this industrial way of life that we now find ourselves in wheel time climate change frigid winter of 70 below 0 and blockbuster winter snows massive flooding across our land masses in the spring summer droughts and wildfires in every continent hurricanes and typhoons across the entire autumn every year around the world our scientists are now telling us we are in the 6th extinction of life on earth so you are essentially describing a situation where the change will come from the economy rather than from politics is that right and which role will the markets play this year the level lies cost of solar and wind has just plunged below natural gas and way below nuclear and coal so

what's happened is we're seeing trillions of dollars of fossil fuel assets all the pipelines that will never be used all of the exploration rights that have been paid for by their own industry which will never amortize out all of the fossil fuels in the ground which we never taken up because they're more expensive so what we're seeing here is a massive collapse of the fossil fuel civilization because the market is speaking. u.s. author jeremy rifkin speaking with oliver salih there cleaning up the transportation sector will be a major part of any green initiative and also a public health need for many cities around the world take calcutta and india a new scooter start up their hopes it can provide the model for cleaner highways. the bright yellow taxis and donvan comms will tell you you. know no university as the city of joy. but the city also faces major difficulties like

lack of public transport and traffic pollution and. electric scooters could help reduce the burden of pollution especially if the bill. for the last majority of indians didn't have a life and that was the market that we wanted to tap we did a little bit more research and found out that electric school does weathersby this category 5 kilometers an hour doesn't require a license to write and that was the aha moment. did you not founded his rental a scooter service in kolkata over 2 years ago with 6 this group. he runs a feat of 85. that run to service works while. clients can pick up and drop off to school to his ex 7 different points across cog on average a scooter is used by 3 to 4 right as a day. is perhaps one of the. lions have worked except 2 different gone there's of the city. was hacked i'm going to

have several things to do in a day i intend to buy for the full day are i didn't i need basis i invariably end up spending less than if i had to take a bus a cab on the town oh well says i that i'm what they have the corporate customers like this food delivered and get even better rate a strategy which he does. we also raised the visibility of east coasters. of thinking about polygamy the if you talk to course i don't really know. friends who are using their own bikes to do this job to spend a lot on maintenance so i guess a biggest benefit to me that's going to a sense. that it's them go out he would think that over 60 percent of the he goes in kolkata august and isn't driven but it is hard for businesses to find investors for a mission freed rental systems since this is an extremely new modern bands are on

willing to finance it as the founders of expedience however devoted consider changing that approach. and that's it for me and the d.w. business team you can find out more about these and other business stories online at d w dot com slash business and you can also find us on social media like facebook and twitter leave you with a quick look at global markets that's it for me stephen beardsley n.p.r. thanks for watching.

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