thank you. and up next indeed over your business new. air bus agrees to settle a corruption probe the cost in fines could be sky high that story and more with rob wants right after the break we'll be right back. used to it is pulling no shows. on the show that of us. are going nuts. in support of. what's a big what's a. degree but. i'm not laughing at the gym well i just sometimes am amazed and nothing when we should have been think steven to jemma culture looking at the stereotype question

in here thinks he's a country that i don't. need to take for this drama damn . it's cold out. i'm a joke join me for meet the gentleman from d w. post. keeping colleagues apart past germany discovers yet more cases of corona virus businesses have begun limiting trips to china. airbus has agreed to settle a corruption probe with regulators in the u.k. france and the us the cost in fines could be sky high. and the british government says huawei can be involved in its 5 g. network to some extent at least it could put a strain on its special relationship with the us. this is the day when you business

robots in berlin welcome. german companies are restricting business trips to china after germany had its 1st cases of corona virus 4 of now being confirmed in the southern state of bavaria the very 1st involved an employee of automotive supplier. who caught the virus from a chinese colleague. look how tiny window in who has and you won't see much happening on the streets this couple hasn't left time for 6 days and that supplies will last them for plenty more so they say they don't feel trapped. i think we're trapped is a little extreme like the government necessary precautions to try to contain it as . soon as they were able to german chancellor angela merkel was in move in the fall opening a factory owned by german automotive component make. an employee from the busto in

china recently traveled to the company's headquarters in bavaria the employee was diagnosed with the corona virus upon were timed to china the patient apparently infected one of her colleagues while in germany. i limit about i can see up office in one of our employees are dealing with the situation very professionally we've been in close communication with them since yesterday and as soon as we have more information we'll pass it on to our employees they appreciate that kind of openness and transparency. from huyton plants pot and. there are dozens of german companies located in with han and the surrounding region. wholesale metro has installed testing devices in 4 of its locations. telecom s a p and present. as well as many automotive suppliers. busto has halted all travel to china for the next 2 weeks and workers who can being

permitted to work from home. well on monday coronavirus had a drastic effect on u.s. markets let's speak to our financial correspondent in new york young's quarter yen has tuesday on wall street's been a little more relaxed you know we saw a nice little rebound here in the tuesday session still the uncertainty in regards to the coronavirus still in place but we should also forget that the united states is a country of the depends far less on trade then on consumption saw a domestic demand and we got to pretty decent reading on consumer confidence here in the united states reaching the highest level since august and that was probably one factor why we did see this little rebound and then especially we had to acknowledge the shares on fire the nasdaq composite having the best day since

september there was some hope that earnings season will be a good one for technology companies stocks have been recovering in the course of tuesday however there have been some less than positive financial results from some of the big firms. yeah but that only seem to matter for those specific companies the 3 m. pfizer and also harley davidson head earnings out on tuesday on all of those 3 companies are disappointed with the results of especially if you look at harley davidson clearly seem to have a generational issue americans are not that eager to buy bikes from harley davidson any longer in the past quarter it actually was the 12 consecutive quarter for harley that sales in the united states and dropped actually those sales dropped in 20 of the past 21 quarters and that might not change anytime soon and that's why

the stock of harley dropped a good percent and reached the lowest level since september not enough young bike as well as hands that's our financial correspondent in new york ends quarter now european playmaker faces billions of euros in fines after agreeing to a settlement with french british and u.s. authorities to follow as a 3 year investigation into allegations of bribery and corruption a settlement would allow a bust to avoid criminal charges if they were proven in court the company could be banned from public contracts in the u.s. and the new. boss itself flagged up the irregularities in 2016 following an internal investigation into a craft sales dating back over a decade it also faced u.s. investigations over suspected violations of export controls the probes focused on the use of 3rd party intermediaries used to sell

a bus eleanor's. some of the more not identified to british and french export credit agencies which were providing funding for. the affair was a factor in a year long management shakeup at airbus that ended as german c.e.o. tom enders stepped down last april when the military was reportedly slated to pay as much as $3000000000.00 euros to settle investigations that is roughly equal to the company's entire net profit of $28.00 teen settlement are still subject to court approval. next south africa's cash strapped states ally is receive 3500000000 rand that's around 220000000 euros in emergency funding to keep it aloft south african airways entered a form of bankruptcy protection in december and cancelled some flights because of because of cash shortages the bailout package from the government owns development bank of southern africa immediately releases 2000000000 round as a has not made

a profit since 2011 without more than 20000000000 round in bailouts over the past 3 years. and other developments in the aviation sector brazil's antitrust regulators approved boeing's deal to buy the majority of aerospace manufacturer embraer the u.s. plane maker wants to take over its jet division to compete with europe's airbus in the market for planes with less than $150.00 seats they will still need to be approved by regulators in europe boeing and embraer have been in discussions with the european commission since late $28.00 team. now the u.k. has made its decision can be involved in its 5 g. network to some extent at least that's despite the white house urging the brits to freeze the chinese company out the decision could put a strain on the u.s. and the u.k. famous special relationship. our way was not mentioned by name in the british government statement but british cyber security officials said they had always

treated the company as a high risk vendor and those vendors would be excluded from sensitive core parts of this and limited to a maximum 35 percent share of non-sensitive parts of the network it's proportionate to place the reality is that these are highly complicated networks relying on global supply chains where some limited measure of vulnerability is almost inevitable the critical security question is how to mitigate such vulnerabilities and stop them damaging the british people and our economy. who always said it was reassured by the government's decision and hopes for a similar verdict from the european union which will officially unveil its recommendations on wednesday e.u. lawmakers have already signaled there will be a role for a. sip of the discriminant it is not a question of discrimination it is a question of laying down rules they will be strict they will be demanding and of

course we will welcome in europe all operators who are willing to apply them. to. the u.s. government which has allies to boycott to our way said it was disappointed by the british government's decision washington has banned who are away from the role of the next generation mobile network because of concerns that the firm could be under the control of beijing. as a perhaps uncomfortable fact stance in the global poultry industry around $6000000000.00 chicks are killed each year female checks are raised to become egg laying hens but males are often slaughtered now france is set to ban the practice of systematically culling chicks but it remains the practice in germany. millions of one day old chicks are sorted by gender in plants like this every year all over europe the females are sold to be raised and exploited on poultry farms the miles

are killed on mass either gassed or put through a shredder for years animal rights groups are forced to end the practice now france's agriculture minister has announced that it will be phased out. level would if you see we want to lay down the rules and we have to go through the legislation but for now what we are asking all the stakeholders to do is to put an end to the culling of milder chicks by 2021. here in germany the practice is still widespread 45000000 mile chicks are killed every year germany's federal ministry of food and agriculture and the supermarket chain river group have developed technology that allows the sex of the chick to be known before it had the eggs can then be destroyed before the embryos develop fully but the country's top administrative court ruled in june last year that the chick culling could continue implying that the embryo testing was not commercially viable that's despite the

fact that no kill eggs are already on sale in hundreds of outlets in germany. now we can bring you developments on the story we brought you the top of the program or to my supplier what bastow the company that a factory in china which is reported corona virus infections at its headquarters in bavaria now says it is closing their headquarters until sunday that's all for me and the business team here in berlin you can find more from us on our website or we dot com slash business also on facebook and twitter.

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