been stopped in the trenches no the government says it will help. business business as are you update on a global business news on d w m d as welcome markets have been stabilizing following a frantic start to the week caused by those tensions between the u.s. and iran oil prices months long highs on monday as traders fear of retaliation for the u.s. killing also radio commodity hossam so the money last tuesday see the dip in prices with a revenge attack apparently seeming less likely. have also been recovering lost ground on monday. for more on this let's go to our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney chelsea markets have been gaming again as the shock wore off so quickly they're suffering more optimism in global markets today the dax here in frankfurt opened up about 0.8 percent it's really held up

throughout the day one of the reasons for that is that simply there hasn't been any any real news from iran in particular they have you know about to retaliate but they haven't taken any action and so markets have sort of moved on to economic news and company news which is really been driving stocks over the past several hours the other reason is really that investors have sort of come down on the a side that there is really going to be a war between iran and the u.s. so iran's economy has already been really devastated by u.s. sanctions and a lot of investors don't think that they really want to be entering a war with the u.s. right now so there is a lot of more optimism that they won't be heading towards a conflict that there still is a lot of. anxiety and markets even though it's on the backburner today that there will be more of a tell you coming forward so investors are so sort of keeping an eye out for the. just delaying the infant thank you. so it might not be an all out shooting war but

investors around the world are keeping an eye on tensions between america and iran with a special focus on how american businesses could become a target for iranian revenge attacks and it's not about bombs iran has been known to be successful with cyber attacks in the past there are few examples between 20112013 iranian hackers targeted j.p. morgan chase bank of america and wells fargo with large so calls denial of service attacks making us difficult for customers to access their accounts iran also attacked the saudi aramco oil company n 2017 with the so-called shamoun virus it was so devastating that the network had to be rebuilt almost from scratch just in the verbal last year microsoft experts suspect that iranian hackers were focusing on physical targets major manufacturers

and operators that build hardened software used in industrial control systems for example control power grids manufacturing and oil refineries but iran is also vulnerable to cyber ties the u.s. has targeted or any an air defense and command sides in june last year as a response to terence drowning a downing rather of a u.s. drone for more on this i'm now joined here in the studio by spend happy he's a project director for international cyber security policy at the shifted more fun for them as a political think tank here in berlin when working with the studio doesn't run have the capability for a major attack against western economies so there's a 2 pronged approach right now what we're seeing are some low level patriotic hackers trying to deface and websites not a real threat low intensity but then we also know that iranian military intelligence units have a very very capable psyop aeration is units that are capable to at least does robt western companies if you. a cyber attack is more likely or several cyber attacks

more likely than and or large shooting war or. when really much depends on what tara wants to do right now. very scalable so you can start with something low like stealing information disrupting some bank for a couple of days or go very high for example disrupting a regional power grid or something. the actions on the lower level could be taken as the escalation measure whereas taking off would be an escalatory measure it really depends on what they want to do and in the end of the day the iranians know that the united states has the escalation dominance they can decide how much they want to escalate it's all about taking down a power grid does the iranian. military for example have that capability well in syria could have obtained that capability i don't know for sure it was some operations have to be planned much in advance especially such a very sophisticated cyber attack so if they have time to prepare we don't know yet if they have access they can pull it off but in syria that would be possible and

we've seen in the posit the american power to parts of the american public are not the most protected ones in the world. being protected have mentions like the u.s. or its allies germany for example done enough to protect themselves well the question is can you really do enough in general and i think it's very difficult you can throw money at the problem we have limited human resources people who really know that stuff so it's very difficult if you're up against something like a military intelligence operations units that have been trained for this incident for 5 or 10 years they're doing something but i doubt it's enough especially if you look at the industry side of things so it's going to be interesting how it's going to play out which businesses you think are most vulnerable to this so i think the sweet spot is something you want to hit something if you're a you want to have something that shows on t.v. that looks good so taking down some regional smaller would be interesting we know that the iranians hacked in american in the past so water supply is interesting but of course refute look for example it's a bank. if you want to do something apart from just as some people from getting

access to their accounts it gets more difficult so you have to find a sweet spot between vulnerable system and you know showing a sign having real impact that looks good on t.v. . thank you very much spend half hours if you. prosecutors in tokyo have issued an arrest warrant for the wife of former missa salmon calls gone carol gone of lying to investigators over her husband's escape from japan where he was awaiting trial on corruption charges more details about the former managers stunt like escape from japan's just justice system are from robots . he's thought this is the moment when carlos ghosn left japanese soil since his daring escape on the 29th of december the story of how he managed to get out of japan has been slowly becoming clear his belief that he was smuggled onto a high speed train in tokyo and delivered to can sight international airport near osaka city from there he left aboard a private jet ending

a journey through japan that began inside a musical equipment box. however plenty of questions about the escape remain unanswered and carlos ghosn has hinted to news networks that he may address some of those questions very soon he said that he has actual evidence documents that will prove that this was a coup to take him down he said that he's going to name names some people from the japanese government are behind this that they wanted to take him out because he was going to merge nissan with you right now on tuesday an arrest warrant was issued for the ex automotive bosses wife carol go in an increasingly frustrated japanese government has urged lebanon to help with the investigation mother who. we are making efforts to communicate with the lebanese government through various methods

. and we plan on delivering a message to them that it is extremely regrettable that go on who left japan illegally arrived in lebanon and also ask their necessary cooperation as we investigate the facts through a cool mom committee that accrue the. and it is to lebanon to the world's press now turned specifically to a wealthy suburb of beirut and the house owned by carlos ghosn the fugitive with a story to tell and a nod to some of the other global business stories making headlines today. tori daunts from tesla long must u.s. car maker delivered its 1st chinese made cars to customers by as we see the 1st peoples produced in the company's shanghai gigafactory on the boss himself. for 3210 ignition basics has launched

another set of satellites from its falcon 9 rocket they're meant to provide global internet services this time one satellite will have a dark coating so he is a strong moments from say that reflections from the orbit has a humperdinck their observations. in paris tried to unions and business groups are set to meet with ministers for new talks on president pension reform transport workers across the country have been on strike for the past month proposals to create a uniform pension system. through as firefighters in australia vale of cooler temperatures to contain the bushfires that have ravaged much of the country authorities are beginning to assess the economic impact the government has committed more than a $1000000000.00 to relief efforts saying it will do whatever it takes to help affected communities. charge and deserves it this speech in the village of

eden in southeastern australia is usually teeming with tourists now all you can find here is dead wildlife the impact on local businesses has been immense. before. you know. the truth the type of lawyer truth that's without income which is the point that profit rights which we carry so for. the fires still raging in many places are having a huge economic as well as environmental impact insurance companies say they've received around 8500 claims so far amounting to the equivalent of some 430000000 euros in losses but the scale of devastation suggests the eventual figure will be significantly higher than the us. is before we even begin to count the cost to

business to those people who might not have lost their homes but they don't have a place to turn up for work today they're not sure how their next paycheck is going to roar. the cost of use is presented so far the astray in government has resisted calls to cut carbon emissions further on the basis that it would harm the economy which relies heavily on coal and gas exports but the cost of the fires which scientists say were more intense because of climate change will add to increasingly urgent calls to reassess the policy. and that's it for me on the business team here for all more business news do check out our website that's of course in. business also on social media on facebook on twitter also. up next off the squid coca-cola markets.

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