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why her work isn't done and pare for some eggs from the web the chinese farmers are increasingly turning to online streaming to sell the products. i'm chris culliver welcome to the program u.s. stocks rose to their highest level in a month on monday with investor confidence growing over the possibility of a new fiscal stimulus to the markets also appeared to be called by news that u.s. president. was leaving hospital following treatment for coverage 19 positive economic data from the service sector also helped asian trading on tuesday also bounced back. let's get more from our markets correspondent chelsea to many in frankfurt chelsea markets across the globe very upbeat about donald trump leaving the hospital but experts in the u.s. saying that the president isn't out of the woods yet so all that optimism could be premature. it's certainly could there's still

clearly a lot of uncertainty around donald trump's health and how long it will take for him to fully recover whether there will be a long term impact from the virus but it does of course remove some of. the some of these worst case scenarios that traders and investors have really been fearing it does remove the prospect of a lot of chaos in the white house so that it has helped people feel a little bit more comfortable but i think also the progress that's being made on stimulus talks in the u.s. it's definitely helping to boost markets as well republicans and democrats have been negotiating for stimulus for several weeks now but they we've heard from really both sides of the aisle democrats like speaker nancy pelosi but also trump and some of his white house officials as well are really pushing for it and hoping to get more than a trillion dollars in stimulus to help offset some of these continue to facts that the virus on the economy. currency markets we see a weaker u.s.

dollar. it might sound a little counter-intuitive all of this potentially good news for the u.s. economy somehow weakening the currency but the u.s. dollar in addition to being the u.s. currency it's also one of the prevent safe havens and markets so it does tend to rise whenever there's a lot of uncertainty in the. markets and now that we are seeing some of that taken off with recovering with the prospects for stimulus looking better with the outcome of the u.s. election looking a little more clear that has helped people feel more more safe and so that's why we're seeing people sort of go away from safe havens like the dollar. thank you. now here in germany the government says it wants to avoid another general shutdown as infection numbers rise the country economy minister peter altmire told

a gathering of business leaders on monday that quote if it were up to him there would be no 2nd shut down the german economy from track to 9.7 percent in the 2nd quarter due to the coronavirus condemning many german manufacturers were forced to suspend production to protect its employees. now opening that same event in berlin was someone not known for accommodating business at least not big business that use competition commissioner ma going to divest sector would argue she's looking out for the little guy by going after a big one awful izing mostly tech companies best arguer has fined google $7700000000.00 over the past 2 years now she's proposing more regulation for those companies in europe our reporter genoud malone said down with him are going to investigate to ask why she's had big tech and across years. thank you so much for

joining us today commissioner it's a pressure now digitalisation is of course a very important topic in europe and with your digital services do you would like to see a range of rules imposed on big tech companies like facebook and google and apple rules like making them share their data with smaller rivals what is it that you think that they're doing that is so wrong. while the last time when our democracy's sort of said things you can do things you cannot do that was back in the digital stone age that was the year 2000 and no one back then imagined what's what what would be the case of our reality today so when you then grow up and you become stronger then of course comes responsibility. and we need to say to some of these service providers you have a responsibility for the way you do business to make sure that people feel comfortable when they are online as well as when they are off line and that i think

is very important and also for this business is the internment of is that member states they make their own legislation i think i would still prefer to have one set of rules to live by but can it keep up with the breakneck speed of tech well not unknown the didn't so services act will not do it alone i also think that we need to say to some of the gatekeepers there is there are a number of things that you simply cannot do so to basically regulate from the outset to say this a b c don't do it and last but not least to be able to say well we don't want new gatekeepers to to rice we want to make sure that also other digital markets if they stay competitive some would argue that it makes more sense to create the conditions that would give birth to the european equivalent of a facebook google or apple why don't we have the equivalent of those companies and could regulation be getting in the. i think we we failed

201020 years ago in providing a real digital single market because one of the reasons why the giants are giants today and that also goes to the chinese chimes was that they had a single market they had a giant home market while they could grow the strengths to become global companies and this is why one side of things is of course for society to catch up with the digital development but the 2nd thing is to provide a real digital single market also for european businesses to grow and to provide a capital market with sort of more risk taking france's venture capital that comes with capital but also with knowledge about how to how to scale up this company but we need to provide businesses with the market and with the capital needed we've learned to also recognise as the public how difficult it actually is to regulate very big companies to try and prevent monopolies how would you rate your success as

a commissioner. well as they say it ain't over til the fat lady sings and i have 4 more years to go so i love to pick it up when we get there thank you very much you're welcome. w.'s you know them aloud speaking to my going to divest i go there now i go both endemic may make for a good movie plot but a terrible reality for the movie industry the world's 2nd largest cinema operators in the world says it's temporarily closing more than $700.00 theaters in the u.k. and the united states see the world says the delay in major film releases feeding the labels james bond movie has made the industry quote on viable. not for the 1st time had double o. 7 been expected to come to the rescue this time an industry thrown into crisis but no time to die itself fell victim to the virus its pretty serious delaying its

release until next spring. the loss of a crowd puller like bond has made the movie theater industry on a viable according to bosses and it comes after a miserable year that 4th in your world lose $1600000000.00 to quit if you don't you'll. we will leave much bigger than when we are. close. will be like also a shop with no food with 45000 jobs now at risk british prime minister barak's johnson is calling for the public to help out. who i would say to people is that you. do know how have ways of letting their shows go warm in a they could be secure way and i'd encourage people. to go out to the cinema enjoy themselves and support those businesses it may be too late for the silver screen

without the lure of blockbuster releases anxious consumers are perhaps even less likely to flock to the cinema for some of them no matter how much they need to see . now if the success of amazon is telling us anything it's selling stuff online works nowadays you can get almost a tingle web and now farmers in china are also increasingly turning to online streaming as a way to sell their produce influencers are even running courses to teach the tricks of the trade and for those who crack it there is lot of money to be. leaving his old life behind 2 months salary were enough to see this once poor farmers son rolling up into work in a brand new tesla. with the help of this army of feathered friends produces duck eggs but the key to his extraordinary success is online

streaming. through the chinese up tick tock he gives a behind the scenes glimpse of the everyday workings of the factory at the same time potential customers can ask questions or even place an order. how much you don't without how selling through the channel is great so much better than the traditional way with all the middleman who will want to share of the money so young i think if you did you know what the. duck eggs are a chinese speciality preserved insult and steamed they're a popular snack between meals here production of them has increased fourfold. around 250 kilometers away other forward looking clamors are getting a lesson in live streaming it's not all about tic toc though they're also learning to use chinese online sales platforms alley barber and j.d. and how to master direct marketing. to get to practice their new skills in fully

equipped studios sang defang is pitching his sweet potatoes trained live stream as are on hand to help him seeing as talking into the camera doesn't exactly come naturally to him to go through wrong although for them i talk a lot to the influences that they help create a better atmosphere it will make i was so nervous to begin with going to me but little by little with what i'm getting better because he has a mom and a home on line sang defang feels the love for his sweet potatoes viewers can buy them for under 3 year is a kilo without even putting down their phone. whether that that's a shot thanks for watching a. confrontation

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