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a m g m studios. look at what it means for streaming was we'll take a look at why small companies are likely to suffer from the global semiconductor shortage, longer than that big competitor. this is either the business and what's in berlin. welcome to the program. because in the netherlands has ordered royal dutch shell to cut its carbon emissions by 45 percent by 2030. the watershed decision stems from a lawsuit that argued theo giant was violating human rights by not doing enough to combat climate change. the decision could set off a wave of leave law, legal action targeting energy companies around the world. the climate activists in another one celebrate and through landmark judge milligan, royal dutch shell, have court lube oil and gas company has a legal responsibility to fight climate change. now shall miss drastically

accelerate its efforts to reduce its carbon emissions for the 1st time that we will manage to pay to address climate change. so i told him, i'm happy myself for my sake. and the whole of the children in the case was brought by environmental groups and over 17000 dutch citizens, their success, enforcing a major company to abide by parents. climate agreement, goals is the 1st very, very, very happy that we now have the groundbreaking ruling where the court is crystal clear and the fact that corporation should shouldn't be to contribute to solving the climate crisis based on human rights law shall meanwhile says it's considering appealing the decision the maxine of it, the verdict is disappointing hard. we are working hard to become a net 0 energy company by 2050 thousands and thousands of people at shell are

working on that every day. we are investing billions in that and although we are moving in the right direction, we're now being asked to lead this up. we will have to study this and see what options we have. in the meantime, we are considering whether to appeal or not. an appeal could drag on for years, but activists won't wait to press on with efforts to hold polluting companies accountable. in fact, experts say the shell decision could trigger away with similar lawsuits around the world. elsewhere and the oil industry to climate activists have secured feats on the board of us or the national exxon mobil. i've just been elected at a shareholder meeting. a thing in the united states and amazon has agreed to buy m g m studios from its $8500000000.00. the dia will provide a major boost for amazon prime video streaming business to compete with rivals, netflix, and disney plus the julian m. gm's portfolio is james bond franchise. amazon will

get access to more than 20000 films and tv shows from the historic metro goldwyn minus judy on this, let's cross to our financial correspondent in new york yen quarter. we were talking a just a day ago about i was being criticized for being too dominant when it comes to online shopping, but it's also getting bigger and bigger when it comes to streaming. we have no idea what she's going to do with this new portfolio for m g m. now, well, i mean there is content on one side, but then also the film studio, so the production site them on the other. if you look at content, they're adding title, like you already mentioned james bond, but also a robot called rocky. i believe even the lord of the rings, the silence of the lambs. so that is one side, but to really get your customers engaged,

what you really need to do. it's not just showing old content but actually producing you modern and serious. and that's what they probably might do. maybe they're paying penta, for example, that they do a modern version on that. so, after all, and roughly 8 and a half a $1000000000.00, some, at least for amazon, that does not seem like a crazy amount where so it's a lot about streaming was in the past. amazon prime can be thing with netflix disney plus. where does this deal post amazon? well, it will definitely bring amazon in a couple of new i bolts. if you compare it to with netflix, for instance, netflix says worldwide around to 200000000 users or viewers, amazon and a recent service that, that about 170000000 people watch some content on their prime video

offering. but it's not just about streaming movies or series. what it's really about for amazon is to get new subscribers because the main money that amazon makes. and that's different from netflix, or let's say disney is not with screening some content, but it's actually selling stuff for so it's all about engaging people, getting them as prime members so that they will spend all a lot of them money. also elsewhere on the amazon universe. i am called her new york. thanks for keeping up with it. found him now where court proceedings have begun in the european union's lawsuit against astrazeneca, of a current of ours, faxing deliveries the queues as the british swedish farm. the giant repeatedly and drastically falling short of the number of doses of promise, the contracts for the 300000000 doses this year. then the 30000000 were delivered in the 1st quarter. expect to deliver just 70000000 doses in the 2nd quarter.

company says it has fully complied the grievance delivered as much vaccine as it cost. when i correspond brussels, barbara available has been following the story. the european union says that as far as any case should have warranted much earlier than they did that they couldn't produce enough quickly enough. and they basically basically were not capable of fulfilling their promises. what all this is about is huge damage payments. the you want 10 euros per doses per day that this has, has come late. now if you add this up at the end stance and i watering li, i watering some really. furthermore, of course, this is also about damage control for the e. u. they want to repair their reputation and sort of push off the fault for the vaccine process that started so slowly within the e u to the company,

saying would they have to live with more and more quickly, we could start as much earlier and vaccinated more people so this is also about politics. a verdict in this trial is already expected. next month are available in brussels. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. european commission has strengthened rules meant to prevent tech jobs like facebook and google for profiting from business system formation. the code is voluntary but pushes web firms to share data on advertisement. they reject from one thing, fake news us a u. s. judge has rejected by a proposal to pay as much as $2000000000.00 to resolve future claims. that is round up. we'd collect causes cancer plan was described as clearly unreasonable. they would have provided free medical exams and up to $200000.00 to residential users. and farm laborers if they were diagnosed with non parts of the global

semiconductor shortage is causing a headache for many industries. so just in demand during the pandemic court chip manufacturer is completely off guard. big companies like car computer and smart manufacturers will get 1st dibs and the chips fly increases, but small startups will likely feel the squeeze for longer. it will be reporter emily gorgine visited a startup to find out how they're adjusting the list. drop decks. livable to x produces smart flu shots, full restaurants, but to perform even basic tasks like this, robots need to be very smart. the brains of the operation are hidden inside here. tiny semiconductor chips. a lot of this robot control system has a full set of semiconductors that back, but the global chip shortage is causing problems. for developers. we've had to scour the internet to find the last few components that were for sale or completely

change our designs to, to use parts which we are able to find. we started buying used components which was something that we hadn't ever done before. semiconductors are crucial to new technologies. the chips are assembled on 2 small green printed circuit boards, short p, c. b's. the circuit boards are usually manufactured in asia, but the global shortage means companies must find other solutions. so this is a rob moore that comes in from overseer design on it. you see there's some spaces that are missing and those would be what we need to purchase ourselves and assemble on these components are very, very tiny. so it's a very technical process to get it assembled and there's not that many places that do it in the united states. so us training our team members to actually hand rework

the p. c. b, with our components that are in shortage, are essential to keeping us working during this time. only 12 percent of the world microchips are produced in the us. the vast majority of semi conductors are made in asia with try when use power house to use and see the world leader. chips are everywhere, most notably about foot. without chips, everything comes to a whole. the big question is, how am on the factors going to respond to the shortage? the problem is, even if some conduct a manufacturers want to run pop production, it would still take a long time before the chips could reach the customers. if you already have space in your factory to put more capacity, the time you say, go and, and decided to buy and spend the money to buy the tools to the 1st time you can get away for our product is at least a year to start up like next neighbor buttocks,

this means more hunting around online to find the missing pieces. you know, sometimes this means that we have to lower our expectations from what a product and do simply because of the reality of supply chain. this robot is being prepared for shipment. but the semiconductor shortage means that the next ones might come out later, and they might be less smart muscle from a business team here. and then till next time. ah, fighters wanted families to become farmers engineer every one of the as a plan, the initial for your children, in your case, the children who have already been the boy and you and those that will follow are part of a new us. but they could be the future of calais,

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