nation would prohibit american companies or citizens from trading or conducting financial transactions with qual way and freeze its x. 6 held in the us this would also put pressure on u.s. allies that already rely on a hallway for their 4 g. networks and have broad widespread implications severely impacting businesses in europe and asia outside of china so with huawei sprawling size and dozens of subsidiaries it would severely complicate us in force and make it difficult to foresee and prepare for major fallout both foreign and domestic while a is finding itself increasingly unwelcomed in the united states and is planning to relocate its research center from the u.s. to canada hallways spend almost 510 $1000000.00 on its u.s. research facility last year and since the u.s. started its campaign to block wall way under the guise of national security concerns huawei is has had to trim its research arm by $600.00 bodies down to $250.00 talent recruitment became a challenge as top u.s. universities including princeton stanford u.c. berkeley all cut ties with the way so instead huawei is looking to russia where in

the last 6 months 8 top russian universities and research institutes have announced or expand a partnership with way with a focus on advancing the ai ecosystem neural nets data storage and processing. this is faster this back and forth that we've seen with way the u.s. has taken a lot of action against them has this actually affected their business at all so so far in the latest earnings report no it really hasn't always still continue to expand its 5 g. coverage worldwide including europe where the america has tried to block all of them as well as within china has expanded its 5 you coverage as well as they sold out does like hundreds of thousands of their phones and basically tripled their phone sales in the last quarter than what was previously projected so this entire polarized between us versus china this actually created a lot of nationalistic feelings towards hallway where people were customers who previously preferred apple i phone now made the conscious decision to go into a national phone such as well way. and we've also seen in europe especially in

germany where they've said we're not going to rule out while away from using them in our. capabilities as they start to implement those as well now there's another question i do have on this is the banking system now they want to drink drain them out of u.s. banks is there a precedent here so there is and this is this is as they said this is the nuclear option so by banning them from the u.s. banking system this essentially means you cannot transact with u.s. dollars companies can't pay them for their services in u.s. dollars and this is here to has been president previously. sanctioned russia's resell company which is one of the largest aluminum companies in the world also russian all it darts iranian politicians and venezuelan drug traffickers so that's the list of everybody who has been on the s. and d. list previously and probably would represent one of the largest companies ever to make it on to that list and we're going to see what goes on here and this certainly isn't the end of the wall way versus the u.s. debacle. and once again the back and forth between trade deal and no trade deal has

finally landed on no trade deal seriously after 16 months this should have been obvious to people especially people who saw the profession is to bet on the market direction and actually have money on the line but no equity saying tuesday after president trump suggested he may want to delay a trade deal with china until after the 2020 presidential election markets hit their lows after the white house reporter plans of moving ahead with this summer 15 tariffs on chinese goods tech names lead the market lower as volatility is back sending the s. and p. down for its worst loss since the october analysts have remarks several potential reads on trump's comments one of which is that he's simply raising the stakes as a negotiating tactic indicating to china that he is under no pressure to get it done meanwhile china responded the u.s. appears to be back peddling in trade talks as officials threaten tariff hikes the director of chinese foreign ministry in her latest press conference compared. i can

pay out to a mentally ill woman shambling sal a character from the novel who keeps repeating her stories over and over again you know kind of like hoda are what she is illustrating is that pompei i'm trying to have been repeating the same rhetoric over and over again for 16 months promising the markets that a deal is close to but never actually delivering anything we pointed out this dichotomy 2 weeks ago when we said the us was unusually optimistic about a deal with markets pricing it in already well over on the china side they were more subdued pessimistic saying that there was a lot more work ahead of them in order to finalize a phase one deal it's starting to look more and more like a trade war will be a semi-permanent asset of global commerce throughout 2020. and france of the united then the rest of the european union said they will respond if the united states follows through on a threat to impose tariffs of up to 100 percent on imports of 2.4 $1000000000.00 in french good the threat from the u.s. president donald trump follows an investigation that found

a french digital service tax would hurt us tech companies and could escalate an ongoing trade dispute between the e.u. and the u.s. during a meeting in london for the nato summit with french president emanuel mccrone president trump defended american tech giants. you know there are you going to be ok but if you think you could do when people are going to see that there's a need for me that's ok if you're really going to do. we want to get some air you've got to be sure this is what we want to see and that's not the some of the. meanwhile french finance minister bruno the mare claims the digital tax in question is not particular discriminatory to u.s. tech companies. some say they want to get the sanctions would be unacceptable we question the legal analysis by the u.s. authorities just a national attack on digital giants weekend i said so yesterday the u.s. trade representative says this. absolutely digitalize he wouldn't be

going to do complete days including u.s. companies but also a syringe european and. the u.s. has already imposed a 25 percent tariff on french wine and cheese in response to the block support for plane maker airbus to break all this down the scuffle between the u.s. and the e.u. we're joined by hilary ford which board member of the british american business association now it's great to have you here as always hilary you heard it yourself president is no fan of those trump is no fan of these tech companies but he wants to tax a b. doesn't want to going on here so what do you make of this whole back and forth the tit for tat that we have seen between the e.u. and the u.s. and especially france over trade well couple of things to your 1st point obviously for once the shows that really isn't just out for himself i mean the tech companies are extra sectionally biased you can look up any topic on any subject the tech the changes like google that obviously facebook puts out nothing but news so i think is

rather magnanimous of him for once and we don't often get to say that so very magnanimous but 2nd point though this is definitely a hit on american companies the sentiment generally of fragments is that you know this is these terrible u.s. american companies even that benefits us citizens so the crux of the issue is the dire circumstances 'd that president finds himself in he's not popular at home he has about a 62 percent disapproval rating so what's he going to do he needs to find an external enemy who better to look at the tax than american tech company and actually 63 percent 63.4 percent of all of the global unicorn's these big global companies are u.s. companies so 13 percent do come out of china but 3063.4 percent according to the marshall school of business university of south carolina so it is about the u.s. company so is it on but it but in your opinion is it unfairly going after u.s. companies or. or is it just the fact that u.s.

companies happen to be the big tech giants well actually yes it's not and yes it's not my opinion that if i were to say and i'll quote you the washington post that all of the 30 companies this will tax the majority are american companies so again they're not saying let's go off to american companies it just so happens they are and by the way they could be a lot more french high tech companies if they did not stifle entrepreneurship ship and if they didn't have so many regulations and they didn't overtax us citizens maybe we'd have more high tech companies coming out of france so now this french village tax has been quite a contentious issue so why are french regulators so set on taxing tech companies in particular rather than focusing on say any other sector well you know what i'm christy because it's an easy target because there are no products there it's difficult to sort of identify and so is their services and also again to my point because the majority of them are american without actually pointing and saying now we're going off to the american company it is almost like a soft way from a crumb to try to dig himself out of his fiscal ditch that he's already in we've

seen these existing tariffs that are already on french goods at this point are they doing any damage to the french economy or even the european economy or is it really just hitting the u.s. consumers as we've seen a lot of it is actually hitting both in france according to c.n.n. both louisville and. tennessee their stock is down 2 point one percent and stock and is down another 2 percent in paris so it's hitting those stocks the other thing you look at i look at instead of just the short term consequences of maybe some towers maybe not let's look at the long term consequences if and when it looks like they're going to 100 percent taxes go on french luxury goods american consumers at least at the high end of the market maybe they don't really care money's less sensitive to them and that is to regular people like our spa when a bottle of burgundy is another $50.00 doesn't that make your regular americans consumer and we are the number one purchases. all luxury goods does it make you

think will instead of burgundy maybe i can go to one in california you buy a doctor or you buy some other california wine so the unintended consequences i think the long term that the american consumer might find alternate luxury goods in the u.s. isn't that the purpose of tariffs in general we often look at the tariffs as a way of hitting those foreign companies but in reality it's a long run situation where what you're trying to do is hurt that you have the american consumers feel the pain and that way american companies can pick up in the situation of course american companies could pick up that slack yes exactly and if you go back to the old days i mean this isn't something new i remember when we had that you know maybe in usa campaign and then in japan they actually founded a town called to use usa so they can. say so this is not a new subject yes yes and then the ultimate long term consequences are you're going to have a worldwide breakdown of trade and commerce they're already starting to see that already this year well i don't know that we'll see break down what we'll see is we'll see strengthening of u.s. markets because they'll be a strength in the u.s. and also i do think with obviously lots of things coming on the horizon you could

see a strengthening of all the english speaking speaking countries rallying particularly with what he's doing and he doesn't realize he's driving other consumers within the u.s. products we've seen that the u.s. is looking to impose further tariffs on the e.u. after of the ruling regarding air bus yes right now they already have $7500000000.00 have been awarded to tariffs have been allowed via the w t o. is this strain in the relationship and we were talked with there are no issues but is it straining the relationship between the u.s. and the e.u. i think it is that it is 'd actually what the w t o ruling found as to your point is that not only the french subsidizing but the spanish and german governments so that's what the ruling actually determined and i think the issue with the cio is a big issue and that is that many say that it's unfair china should in was allowed entry in 2001 and maybe should have been allowed entry because they don't have free markets so what you're doing is you're. actually splitting free markets against

controlled markets and that isn't fair to the average consumer let alone a con amazing where we don't have the same subsidies to boeing as we do for the french very interesting here ford which board member at the british american business association thank you so much for your time pleasure because the. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return christine legarde has taken the reins of the e.c.b. and she has already made some firm commitments for the central bank professor of economics i'm patriotic steve keen joins us from amsterdam to break down the banks move banks have come under fire around the globe and as we go to break here are the numbers at the close.

organized labor has been done in america and the average income for americans hasn't budged at all in 2030 years because they didn't neuter from their ability to compete for capital labor has no seat at the table labor has no seat at the central bank labor has been abandoned the jobs have been shipped overseas wall street now gets all the capital they get 100 percent of the capital every dollar printed by the fed goes directly to wall street now bypasses labor by passing away

things. up until recently politics were about policy preferences and ways to implement them that is not the case today your political views are now what define you as a person and there is a moral dimension bias against those who are not politically correct is the last acceptable form of discrimination this is the end of politics. you know world of big partisan lot and conspiracies it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks.

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a shocking amount of the organized opposition to adverts to increase the standards of care for dogs in commercial breeding facilities most of that opposition is coming from huge agricultural industries that have to deal with dogs don't buy dog on. cyber monday shoppers set a record this year spending $9400000000.00 online according to data released by adobe analytics sales this year easily eclipsed a record breaking $2181.00 shoppers spent nearly $8000000000.00 early estimates from adobe predicted sales of fall short of the $9400000000.00 that was expected but retailers rallied late into the evening with shoppers racking up $2900000000.00 of goods between 10 pm and 2 am and as we talked about monday sales via smartphone users made big gains breaking the $3000000000.00 threshold adobe's data found that

consumers also spend 6 percent more per purchase than last year the top selling items include apple laptops nintendo switch consuls and samsung t.v.'s toys from frozen to and surprise dolls also sold big adobe estimated online shopping throughout the holiday season will hit $143800000000.00 from the beginning of november to december 2nd shoppers have now spent 81500000000. italy's largest bank unicredit is planning substantial job cuts as they promised share buybacks and dividends and creases for their shareholders the bank added that they planned to grow organically rather than targeting more big acquisitions unicredit will cut around $8000.00 jobs or 9 percent of their workforce and close nearly $500.00 branches through the year 2023 the bank said they would return $8900000000.00 to shareholders over the same time period including a $2200000000.00 share buyback on the news your credit stock is down slightly for

the day but is down roughly 3 percent over the last 5 days you to credit joins the likes of h.s.b.c. and deutsche bank which have announced large restructuring plans this year including cuts of $1020000.00 jobs respectively just this year alone banks have announced more than $75000.00 job cuts mostly in europe do you do a slowing economy. european central bank president christie in the guard says her organization will be resolute in restoring price stability in the euro zone during her tenure in her 1st appearance at the european parliament since taking the reins as e.c.b. president misled guard spoke about the weak economy in the block. euro area growth remains weak with grooves domestic product growing by only point 2 percent quarter on quarter in the 3rd quarter of 2019. and this weakness has been mainly due to global factors as the sector mooste directly exposed to

these global developments the manufacturing industry has been suffering the most misled garda said to hold her 1st monetary policy meeting at the central bank on december 12th the us been e.u. has been unable to return to the target inflation rate of below or close to 2 percent despite intervention from the union central bank now to break this all down and what it means what and what we can expect from the e.c.b. under the guard we are joined by a. professor of economics on patron an honorary research fellow at university college london steve thank you so much for joining us today now christine lagarde is holding her 1st monetary policy meeting on december 12th as we just mentioned what can we expect to come of that. very little. there's been some standard change of the seat and the you see that since the whatever it takes me mario and i'm going to check and now the cause it's the it's the overall constraints on her which term and rather than her own personality yanis varoufakis made this point

very well just recently that the does what the with the master tree and the lisbon treaty to give no choice but to do and then you know face within that prison with this crazy situation of negative rights and one is that it is you know come from but we know change a little of what was happening before that some national actually has to deal with a lot of the side effects left by her predecessor draggy so what are the side effects exactly of that you see it is also true of this policy and what can the central bank actually control to fix it. well you can control the treasury and this is the real. problem not only does it not have the treasury to backstop this happens with the united states treasury and backstop the federal reserve it also. doesn't have any control over the fiscal policy where you can drive is not the same place tonight the economy and all with fiscal policy but of course the disco rules

are constrained by the the straight ascent limit on deficits and the 60 percent is on government on government debt which means that she no economy can seem like it's a profit state by having all obvious that the spending so a lot of the point you made about it being external factors that's false it's fundamentally internal factors that the sonnet the was always de flash mary and the prediction that legally made back in $9092.00 when the crossest the is because it was designed to make it worse has been literally blown out of the facts and now instead of finance ministers are now pushing back against the c.p. for their negative rates saying it is having a detrimental impact on savings and pension systems they want to hire but you know president trump here stateside is big claiming that the fed didn't lower rates enough and blame fed chair drone powell for the deepening u.s. manufacturing slowdown is voluntary possibly

a policy just inefficient and effectual now. yet always has been and only the hospital economics arguing that you can many middle i think the economy by changing interest right twice as much on the opposite direction to 2 already in the same direction isn't buying the process off inflation come down to lots of slots and save a lot of money and this fictional idea of a natural right of interest that would get the economy and the librium and eminently high as all and their fantasy. the theory that striving how they see the census policy is a theory a plan that doesn't exist and is awful. to some in this galaxy so it's been active the only effective way to have a treasury that runs and runs a deficit which when it's just most of the time because the deficit actually creates the money the private sector used to spend and because of the rules of the you make it impossible then it got the worst of this for all to see and it can

strain monetary system so would what they actually help to have an additional fiscal policy as facing the guy or lose him. house to late getting rid of the body it was constructed through the senate as an absolute ceiling to give you know if you're a pop ups the average deficit for the american economy since not since 1900 has been into office and if you that's the average if you take out the wars it's 2.2 percent so the whole idea maximum should be 3 is a ludicrous construct and it's all based on a fallacious they can all see coming out of new possible economics which of course of the mounting on fighting the theory leads to unreal rules to control a real economy and it necessarily causes economic disaster that's missing in europe by the time now speaking out about has many many complaints he had he recently lashed out at the european allies ahead of the nato and r.c. summit claiming that they don't contribute enough so we have

a lot of countries stepping up and putting up a lot of money. as if this is over this is exactly $131000000000.00 that's a year that's a tremendous amount of money but it's not enough. does he actually have a valid point here are his he trust trying to exert more pressure and dominance they get of are the nato allies. why they're just money putting more pressure on obviously i mean the whole idea existence of night show is something that should actually question that is that it was there to constrain the size of the union to watch even though america still had like it exists inside the union follow the last 30 years ago it's been busy increasing tension i'd rather say that the result rather than wondering about the consulate. role that the main thing the trump is doing is the british prime to eventually balance strides around the world while he has another valued currency because the american dollar is the consummate national

sprite and it should not. and i just illustrated by going to sit back and watch the . fascinating insight as always steve king professor of economics i'm patriotic thank you so much for joining us today. chinese students are now the smartest in the world in the latest try any l. study conducted by the organization for economic cooperation and development 15 year old chinese students tested better in reading math and science and students in any other the $78.00 participating countries in math and science by a significantly wide margin and in reading only singapore came close when rounding out the top 5 in each category china singapore macau and hong kong consistently place in the top 4 and a stony i came in 5th place in science and reading american students on the other hand performed above the o.e.c.d. average in reading and science but below in math on average across the o.e.c.d.

countries girls significantly outperform boys in reading by 30 points so with education being more important than ever in this new digital age the quality of education in the students will feed into the strength of the next economy now kristie when i see this and i read this all i can think is you know here is an american of course is that you know our public school system has kind of started to fail but why do you think the asian countries are being able to kind of be superior in this regard that i think is more so they have stricter standards stricter standards across the board and that's kind of like the benefit of having like a let's just call it a communist country when they implement something they implement it wide across the board versus here in the united states you have state power versus federal power and things like that in every single school districts very different everybody's independently operated and that's kind of like the pitfalls of a democratic country. the pitfalls of the democratic kind out are no doubt artificial and lots of that's why in america and last us talk about the last month

when we looked at the economic employment numbers there was actually not enough significantly skilled labor workers across the board people actually couldn't have workers to hire that were skilled enough to work in the tech industry in the health care industry pass today all of you got to go that's it for this time you can always catch boom bust on youtube dot com slash boom bust archie see you next time . someone else chose seemed wrong. just don't call. me. yet to shape out these days comes out to. and in detroit because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground.

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us house democrats really said their report in the next chapter of the donald trump impeachment inquiry outlining claims that the president have used his position for personal political gain. nato leaders gather in the u.k. to celebrate the military alliance his 70th anniversary but while some hail its success others question its relevance today. and we have proven every day that you sit on see this. is on joy. and it's the neighboring logo and even though it's. in the u.s. president tries to force the hand of his french counterpart in support of the military alliance and if the threat of crippling tariffs on french good stuff.