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make up your own. job made for mines. is the race to lead the world trade organization nearing an end and goes the a con job the wall of nigeria is the last one left standing after her arrival pulls out of the race should be the 1st female and 1st african b.t.o. director general if selected and she would have her work cut out for her. also on the program is the biggest tech i.p.o. since shares in chinese video out kwai show tripled in value after its listing on the hong kong stock exchange. and it's super bowl weekend in the u.s.

and that means ridiculous and ridiculously expensive t.v. advertisements this year's lineup looks a little different however tell you why. welcome to the show in berlin it's good to have you with us but the next director general of the world trade organization appears to be all but decided the withdrawal of south korea's yomi young hay from the race means only one candidate remains former nigerian finance minister ngozi a conjoined she would become the 1st woman and 1st african to leave the w t o the organization had been due to announce the winner in the contest by the end of last year but the process was delayed by disagreement among member countries. at the top of a conduit wallows agenda would be sorting out the organizations failing dispute resolution mechanism which has no serving judges at the time for the 1st time ever and she also says she wants to rebuild trust by mediating between the u.s. and china and their ongoing trade dispute and several members are pushing her to

reform the body including its rules on state industrial subsidies. a country while it is clearly aware of the challenges ahead saying what are the words you want you hear about the w t o currently this function is paralyzed or it doesn't do anything relevant that's something she's hoping to change now for more on a conduit while and the director general ship i'm joined by a car she's president of the german institute of global an area studies were institute at homburg i read it thank you for joining us so is a conduit while a sure thing as the next to read director general. great to see you thank you for having me so the traveler ministration had blocked the appointment of dr nichols the oconee all in a out and had announced that it was backing miss you from south korea

now the miss you has withdrawn from the process it doesn't automatically mean that dr levy i know would be appointed because it is all 100164 members of the world trade organization who have to agree with consensus on the appointment and to get this consensus the biden administration would have to revive us the previous administration's decision to block this what in fact not be such a difficult thing for the biden administration to do and it would be consistent with a new administration's commitment to multilateralism. so if it doesn't up the process and does not insist on a new process on a new race the u.s. would serve itself and the system well if it were to apply to.

when you email out and also push for an agenda of serious reform and major overhaul of the organization we talk about serious reform a major overhaul what are the top items at that agenda as you see it. is so 2 there are 3 pillars there are $33.00 functions of the organization. negotiation dispute settlement and transparency and none of these are working very well we see in the collapse of the doha round of negotiations you mention in your report the problems with the body and the dispute settlement mechanism the transparency function is severely handicapped and ill equipped to address present day problems so all these issues need to be addressed and it's very commonplace in policy and in media debates to blame the trump administration for all these

problems of the w t l but this is deeply misguided and now even with the biden administration in place trade multilateralism is not going to return suddenly to some imaginary pre-trained old age and so what what any you no matter how qualified and new director general is she would have to take the criticisms of the organization which are coming from diverse fronts from different members from non-state actors seriously a cannot reach the limitations seriously and she can't do anything on our own because it's a member of an organization so she would have to build an agenda for meaningful reform working with other member states i read it when i ask you briefly what role would the pen demick play in these kinds of negotiations given that many nations are caring for their own economies and maybe don't want to be seen as liberalizing trade briefly if you could. well there are 3 there well there are probably 3 ways

well the 1st very important one is access to the vaccine and here on your way back i would be in a very good position because she is the chair of gabby the vaccine and i answered she chairs that board it and it has been a problem how the global south is going to get access to the vaccine and. the trade related intellectual property rights and peyton's of the w t o and all need to be relaxed to help ensure the us so this is going to be one very important action that the deputy could take 2nd you're absolutely absolutely right countries are tiny and worse and the rate of rivers is going to have to lead it would have to leave it right there were a little tight on time a written dollar car with the gig institute in hamburg thank you so much. right over the markets where shares and take rival kwai showed nearly tripled in value during their hong kong debut friday the short video sharing app raising

$5400000000.00 that whole makes it the largest tech i.p.o. since the public debut of ride share service guber which you may have heard of in 2019 why show which is based in china counts more than 260000000 users in the country the companies are close competitor of by dance and that's the parent company of globally popular tick-tock. now earlier we spoke to our correspondent in taipei we asked him to tell us a little bit more about choir show as you just mentioned just like tick tock it's like a chore be a platform where people can upload their funny dio's every day life video and now tick tock in china has around 600000000 users well quite so it's catching up with almost 500000000 users but if you use them you'll find very different features on them and a very different target groups to talk you'll see a lot of content based lifestream in influence and celebrities with their glamorous

lifestyle unquiet so it's like it's model to embrace lifestyle you'll find a lot of ordinary people cross through users shot their videos from everywhere from china remote villages or in small cities so it's really getting popular because it seemed to be an app for everybody but both apps they make money through e-commerce ally get mean and ally market it. there well virtually every company has had to adapt to the pandemic some however have changed their entire business models just to survive on others found their calling in the pandemic here's a look at 2 german businesses that have thrived under difficult times. exhibitions don't come struck to stefan hiders warehouses a depressing sight to behold the whole phone based company sells a limited 75 percent during the pandemic. no use crying over spilt milk is that we

switched into innovation mode. home office took no time in developing mobile home office solutions like the extra room. where our general idea of home office involvement was the guardian office is where it all began for the home office to tell universe includes health and safety compliant work rooms and compact desks with an eye to beyond the pandemic. we definitely need new concepts for after the crisis we're assuming that our business won't be coming back on a one to one basis inside so what. lucas and danielle ish magic launched their startup so trusty in frankfurt right in the middle of the crisis their idea for a menu with videos developed quickly into a user friendly online platform for traders because demand for the solution saw the pandemic and eventually retailers came to us as well.

the solution for any kind of business to start. small type. of online drone piloting courses calendars and even headscarves business is booming . right now everyone's in start up mode since everyone has to reinvent themselves. shops to home office solutions the crisis has a lot of people thinking outside the box. bowl weekend in the us in the matchup between the tampa bay bucs and the kansas city chiefs could be thrilling but different from past super bowls only 20 percent of the seats will have fans in them with cardboard cut outs filling the rest but the super bowl is also known for its t.v. advertisements and those 2 could look different. this is the arena. and these other gladiators patrick my home source is tom brady it's the bucs versus the chiefs. another match up won't be happening this year coke

versus pepsi. because of the pandemic many companies have to side that not to throw millions into the annual advertising extravaganza both companies have seen revenues dip during the pen demick as restaurants in the u.s. and in many other countries around the world were closed. also sidelined the famous budweiser clydesdales the brewery giant plans to forego their traditional ads and instead invest in public service announcements to promote the covert 19 vaccination effort. still c.b.s. who's producing the super bowl has almost sold out its available ad space at a clip of $5600000.00 for a 32nd commercial that's just about the same price tag as last year expensive but

for the companies the investment pays off. this year in particular you have fewer parties people aren't out at ours where maybe the t.v.'s are on silence so i think this year you actually see more people really engaging with the ads and spending time watching the ads more so than in the past you know your stanleys may be gathered together in smaller groups so they can actually listen to you and hear the ads they think that actually is attractive for the marketers that are buying it again this year. for france they'll be a lot of entertainment crammed into the ads including some big names matthew mcconaughey and mindy kale ing mila kunis ashton kutcher and shaggy all selling doritos. other commercials featuring actors michael b.

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