his rapidly growing training that made him envious youngest billionaire as to asian, don't shit filters off bankruptcy in germany here. how union leaders calling it's a dark day for the industry and see how scientists in switzerland are tending to one of the world's smallest life forms to double up the greenhouse gases. because by one of the biggest this is to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. we begin with the story of a rapid rise. when nick hill come up left school at 16, it was a bit of a gamble. but today, at the age of $35.00, he's end is youngest, self made billy in the online trading platform. he set up with his older brother, 10 years ago, has become the number one trading place for retail investors in india. so rhoda has growed rapidly in the last couple of years to have 8000000 customers and in our

handles 15 percent of indian retail trading volumes. as the greatest success has tracked a booming stock market with small time investors brushing to get a piece of the action actually. and he has since ex index as reason 22 percent over the last year. hope to hear from michael a little bit later in the program. so it's a major blow to germany's doc jobs. the asian owners of 2 of the countries ship builders have filed for insolvency. it's after the firms failed to whether the drop in demand will cruise line as and mega yachts brought on by the pandemic. just days after the suspension of cher, trading and the cruise giant genting, hong kong and the verify in and lloyd verify, have filed for bankruptcy. trade unions are calling it a dark day for german shipyards as the ship builders become the latest victims of a pandemic driven disaster, increased terrorism for generating the crisis,

has meant more than $2000000000.00 and losses. meanwhile, 2000 employees and bismark stock and charles and may not get their december wages committee orders just with my house, talking about it with my guys, the mood as bad as a jewish end of the strong it's finished is the german government says it is prepared to provide aid to the troubled company, but that it has not received assurances from genting that it will also provide financial support for and being very often we often yet still hungry mom. now we're hoping that the employees get their salary for december and that they find a solution. so we can continue to build a beautiful ship here of his does he of olds and his mom doctor. that beautiful ship is the colossal 1500000000 euro global dream cruise ship, a project currently in jeopardy, for lack of financing. it remains a dream,

as the world waits for recovery from the pandemic. now some of the other global business stories making the news ever says retained its crown as the world's largest commercial airplane supplier for the 3rd year running as it outstripped boeing by delivering $611.00 jets in 2021. the delivery numbers gave everson unassailable lead at the bank, which only handed over $302.00 jets the 1st 11 months of the hopes foggins sales in china fell by 14 percent last year to 3300000 cars. german manufacturer cited a lack of semiconductors. i'm supply issues as the reason generous volkswagens most important markets around 40 percent of its cost production is sold that i runs exports and imports in 2021 claims to record high. we did buy a global search and demand for semiconductor chips. and electronic components exports were almost 30 percent at $446000000000.00, while imports climbed by a 3rd,

according to the islands, ministry of finance. and india has allowed imports of us pork for the 1st time adding to the $1600000000.00 worth of american farm products. if it's buying every year. u. s. like, or cultural secretary, tom vilsack says the steps signals positive movement in u. s. india trade relations doesn't feel good when they're buy from pork to beach. they're among the worst climate killers. cows. that's because they emit large amounts of greenhouse gas, methane, but people still want them meet and their milk. so far there's been no way out of that particular dilemma. but swift scientists believe they're on the right track. the substance could be the solution to the methane problem with cows. billions of tiny micro algae are floating in these vials. fabiani val and his team from this

was competent center for agricultural research in barron are on the lookout for a very specific algae. one that tastes good to cows, and at the same time stops the process of methane production in the cow stomach. the amenities yandy, i analyze the algae for its nutrient content to the holiday. and we can actually simulate the digestive system in the labs. we can test small amounts in the lab and to see whether the algae, as the potential to reduce methane emissions. analyst was to wait. it's here. there are 1500000 dairy cows in switzerland. each of them releases several 100 leaders of methane per day. once the scientists have found the right algae, mass production is set to begin up. it could take just a day or 2 weeks for the algae in a bio reactor like this one to be ready for harvesting. the plan is for farmers to install bio reactors on their farms and produce their own feed. farmer martin hertford knows all to 70 cows by name. he makes

a living from their milk. but he also wants to do something for the climate and is open to innovative ideas as an in this, if the cows will even just up then it would actually be a great idea. and then they couldn't meet an additional protein source that can replace the repeating fairly so it would actually be a double benefit on often the opposite of that, that's it. and so i on the one hand i v algy smithing reduction. i decide on the other hand, a new source of protein after on the inside there and the protein fail it. but it's not that simple. 2 years ago the algae spirulina was added to the feed of dairy cows on this experimental farm. as part of a space, the result good and bad. at the same time, it is at the algae very well at which means they weren't deterred by the flavor. the milton in chain for us animals at the end was also good as well,

which we didn't have any fishy smell marked, but unfortunately i didn't find any effect on methane production. the 1st is i got that little thing, but researcher fabi on val is not deterred. he's confident that he will find the right algy, sooner or later. then if we're lucky, we'll find them in 3 months. if we're unlucky, it will take longer, but we're absolutely convinced that we'll find it eventually. we'll come to a lab every morning and keep working on it. the researchers hope that the pilot phase can begin in early 2023. then the 1st farmer's will test. algy is feed marching hampshire hopes to be one of them feeding his cows while helping the climate at the same time. now i talked to you a little earlier and i'm pleased to say we're now joined by nickel, come up the co founder of india's biggest retail trading platforms of roader. and a $35.00 indian young is billionaire. thank you very much for joining us on the to

be a business of the writer has grown enormously over the last couple of years. have you managed to capitalize on the retail trading boom during the pandemic? i. yes it, there has been a significant increase in the number of retail investors in india. but as the proportion of the population, that number is very tiny compared to more developed western economies. we still only have about 2 percent of the population of the country which participates in equity markets in the country that is either directly or indirectly. i think that same number in america would be, you know, upwards of 4050 percent. so it's a, it's a smaller market in terms of penetration. but by virtue of our population, it's also, you know, one of the most robust and liquid markets in the world. but early days i think we run a part where india is growing very quickly. and the amount of people participating

will continue to grow, go up in the next decade. says 20 space for growth for the road, but i'll return investors driving a stock market bubble in india. that question holds true for not just india, but no america, se, asia, every market since we have rallied in one way or another in the lockdown in the band, in the last 12 months in particular. and we all sit on loft evaluations due to across the world. so innovative driven by the deal investors, but i think access to money cheap money. percolating down from the vast and who is one of the biggest triggers we have seen, which has driven stock prices up as it is today. and if it is a bubble, it obviously bubbles eventually burst. is there a danger of a lot of the clients, the millions of times you take on over the last couple of year actually losing out?

well, we try and do you know, like build a more robust ecosystem where there is an opportunity to research available and people are there not to buy any stalks or trade trade scripts with too much inherent war, literally in them. but that being said, considering how expensive markets across the world have become, that it would be prudent to you are on the side of caution today. and be mindful of the fact that we might be entering public directory very reminiscent of what happened in 2000 and then the internet crash happened or in 2008 when the subprime crisis up. and i think valuations are reaching that point in many different jo fees across the world. yes. could you almost argue that actually now is a bad time to be getting into retail investment?

one good for nobody can really predict the future. so i would, i wouldn't want to attempt that, but if you were to look at historically, how expensive markets have been at different times, markets across the world today are a bit more expensive than the historical average. i just wanted to touch on another projects you've got going to beacon your new. i mean, how would you describe to attribute? because it's, it's amy at a very, very different markets to the roader. i would call it a hedge fund. it's a so india has witnessed a lot of appetite. people want to participate in the india story, especially with what has happened with china and the last couple of years. a lot more people want some kind of allocation to india up until now most for in either institutions or i'll go ahead and i investors who wanted to come into india . they had to cross many hops in the entire process was not very efficient

to beacon kind kind of him that bridging that we want to create a more efficient, a significantly cheaper way for foreigners to have access to indian capital markets . you can, you know, get allocation here without spending the kind of fees are going through the number of middle menu ones had to and now people who aren't coming directly in overseas investors with i suppose opportunities and india. nick, i'll come up with that to run out of time, but thank you very much for joining us on dw business. thank you. that's all for me in the business name here in berlin, until next time i get ah ah, [000:00:00;00]

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