trans pacific trade where day was that right in and we leave the program with a new find issued against google by frances anti competitive watch doc. now this find costing nearly $270000000.00 is for google abusing its quote dominant position in the online advertising business. isabel da silva, president of the french competition authority, said in a statement. the decision is the 1st in the world to look at the complex algebra algorithmic auction processes by which online advertising display operates. so what exactly is google doing that? the french authorities are trying to bring to an end on joining us now to discuss the bus co host an investigative journalist, been swan. now ben, let's start with the find here. so can you break down these anti competitive practices? what exactly is google doing? yes, so essentially what the french authority is saying is that google has kind of these internal ad practices and software that they use with algorithms. and they did.

those algorithms really are gearing business towards their own properties and away from competitors. so for instance, they say this, there's something called the d f p advertising server, they google use it, they say it allows publishers of sites and applications to sell their own advertising space. but the problem is, is that the way google has it set up is that they actually refer more business to their own advertising space, as opposed to those competitors, even though those competitors are utilizing google services. so essentially, the way it's set up is that google is favoring itself, which should not come as a surprise to anyone because google and facebook and amazon are constantly brimmed in trouble for the fact that this is what they do in europe in the united states, across asia, every place where they exist, they have been accused of and even find for at times, anti competitive practices when it comes to dealing with again, competitors who have to use their space. and now that nearly $270000000.00 fine,

that seems like a lot of money. but for a company like google, does this even make a den and can't do anything to change the company's behavior at this point? it really doesn't listen. you have to consider the fact that, like you said, $270000000.00, it's nothing. i mean, google as a company does $11810000000.00 a year. right? so the amount of money that they're doing is just absolutely just, just staggering. but i want to give you a couple of examples of i said 1.8 went from. it's a $181000000000.00 a year. not 181810000000 dollars a year is what they do. but you think about this in france alone in the country of france where this whole thing has come up, right? $270000000.00 fine. google is actually been fighting with french authorities about paying taxes there in 2019 they agreed to go ahead and settle what liability liability they had for $500000000.00, and they paid a separate fine of 5 $100000000.00,

but they owed about $1700000000.00 in back taxes in france that they settle for. so a $260000000.00 fine for anti competitive practices does nothing to change their behavior. and very quickly, before we go now, google has actually announced that in light of this, they're going to change some of their ad business behavior quickly. about 30 seconds. what are they changing? they said they're going to be more transparent in the process. they're going to give more flexibility and more freedom, and they're going to give more data sharing to consumers across the board. and we use utilizing their advertising platforms. but this is stuff that google already had in the works in the 1st place. they say in france, they're going to do it and they may open it up to the rest of the world. chances are they're only opening up to the rest of the world if they get hit with more anti trust lawsuit. boom, but it's been swan. thank you so much for following the story. thank you. and g 7 nations agreed saturday, the support a global minimum corporate tax of at least 15 present the permit multinational companies from dodging taxes by parking profits in low tax countries. in the us

treasury secretary janet jaelyn and her british counterpart ritchie snack weighed in on the situation saturday in london. off the dears of discussion g 7, finance ministers have reached a historic agreement to reform to global tax system to make it fit for the global digital age. but crucially, to make sure that it's fair, so that the right company to pay the right tax and the right places local minimum tax would also help the global economy thrive. by leveling the playing field for businesses and encouraging countries to compete on positive bases, searches, educating and training are workforces and investing in research and development and infrastructure. and this proposed tax, we'll face further discussions among the 20 nations and the organization for economic cooperation and development for more on this let's bring it to bus. co house, christy, christy. we hear

a lot about this big aimed at tax dodgers. but what are these scenarios and who's actually being targeted here? while this entire deal is pretty much aimed at multilateral company, such as amazon, google facebook in order to squeeze more money out of the private tech sector, which has been one of the most profitable sectors of the past decades in order to fund the public sector. and all the debt that they've brought up during the kobe pandemic. but it's also aimed to reduce their incentive to then shift profit to low tax offshore havens. so it's estimated that hundreds of billions of dollars could flow to the government, which would essentially amount to legal robbery. if you think about it, changing the rules and the state of play midway and forcing the private organization to adapt and pay for the jain, norman blunders and inefficiencies of the public sector. so the current global tax rules date back to the 1920 and it has been recognized as the standard and accepted for over a 100 years. now, changing it now is almost equivalent. someone coming to you and say, hey times are changing. i think we need to modernize the bill of rights,

which squarely enough is kind of what's happening with our freedom of speech on social media and the entire platform. it's story been just cover last week. so it's assembly changing the rules because the public sector is broke and wants to legally rod the ones with the fattest wallet. so the g 7 has agreed to back a minimum global tax, corporate rate of at least 15 percent. now, key details remained to be negotiated over the coming months with the agreement of g 20, of course. and this is expected to effect the largest and quote, the most profitable multilateral enterprises. how the tax revenue will then be split is not yet finalized either. and any deal will also me to pass us congress. and now kristi, you actually measure, they are a lot of these companies, they, they tend to kind of park their money in countries that have more advantageous tax codes. how are these nations actually taking this proposal? well smaller countries and tax havens like ireland and singapore, they're less thrilled about this. like the tech giants,

ireland has long resigned to having more to move than most from the reforms due to the attractiveness of its current 12.5 percent rate to for multi national. so ireland has continued to press the case that any final deal must meet the needs of smaller countries, as their economies are dependent on the stock. so apple, for example, has been an ireland for decades and they're among the largest employers, wants to remain a predictable destination for other foreign countries. and companies. other companies like facebook and google, they directly employ about $1.00 and $8.00 workers and ireland, and account for over 80 percent of the corporate tax receipts that they seemed in recent years. so in the end, smaller countries and tax payments will end up getting screwed by the steel so they will be putting up a fight for as long as possible to keep it from happening. so this is definitely not done at this point. boom, but it's christy, i will keep an eye on the story. thank you so much for your analysis today. thank you. and has more of the global economy continues to reopen. oil consumption has

continued to rebound now during the st. petersburg, economic form. last week, archie correspond it. usually a shop of oliver caught up with the president of luke oil, one of russia's largest oil firms to discuss the trends we could see developing in the sector. mister alec, really thank you for your time. what is the current situation on the world are oil market, or is it possible that the global demand for oil gets back to the pre prices level to ship them to trend? we are witnessing today makes me optimistic. quarter consumption of oil has been growing. petro consumption in europe has already reached the level of 2009. the consumption of petrol and jet fuel has been growing in the united states to the factors indicate that the oil price is getting back to the panoramic level. hopefully this trends populations of all developed country, which are the main consumers of our product and are being actively vaccinated against viruses. this makes us optimistic about the future on the oil price today

shows an increase in demand for crude oil. when vaccine had been developed and the situation with a coven, 19 democrats become more stable and under control, or has anything changed for your business? well, we're still under stress because the opec agreement is still, in effect. the limitations are still in place. and as you know, the decision to increase the boil production was not taken on june 1st. instead it was postponed to july of 2020. so we have this huge stock of closed oil reserve. i mean oil wells where production has to stop the coil alone has curved to production on active operating oil well by 140000 barrel until the stock has been distributed along the global oil market. can be no certain. julie in the medium term futures or so despite the current oil price being over $70.00 us per barrel by companies planning the medium term operations based on the price per barrel. you mentioned is it worth making it open ended torch nestle. we want this agreement to james. the

reason is that as a mechanism, it can adjust the production volume from 0 to virtually any number. it makes the oil market situation more predictable and that guarantees affordable prices without any spikes, for our consumers, just remember how it skyrocket. into $140.00. it's also good for oil 3 series of draw long term plans. should we expect oil prices to go back to $100.00 per barrel in any foreseeable future? we've been what has been happening over the last 4 years. the prices can go up all the way to $140.00. again, if we do not invest in the oil industry, that's precisely why this agreement should stay. it serves that was the interest of our clients. in today's circumstances, when we know what new approaches or technology should develop 1st on monday, what is that? the top of your agenda? and today the focus is on combining conventional and non conventional energy sources. we don't want any revolutions when energy product becomes completely discarded. no, all changes should happen evolutionarily, and of course,

that will you need to be aware of the local environment depending on the continent and country you are operating. so we advocate for more well thought out policies, and we do support the increasing use of renewable. it can be a good complimentary formula when there is a deficit for conventional hydro apartment. they can also help to bring more balance to the market. you've just attended the plenary session with president vladimir. what are your takeaways? let me pose once again confirm that the taxation system will remain unchanged, stable. this will help businesses grow. i hope the ministry of finance got the message and the taxes will be leveraged in such a way as yours to business is growth time. now for a quick break, but when we come back, chinese academy is back to form. it's the nation important. have search just on the other side, where to take a look at the figures in what it means for the future of trade between the world's 2 largest economy. as breaks or the number of

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the stands now when we were here a little bit over a year ago, at the same construction site, it was just a foundation and a few metal structures. so it seems that time why this idea to use shipping containers as building blocks has definitely paid off. i mean, they're easy to assemble and easy to dismantle, just like playing with lego the, for the 1st time in a world history, the stadium will be billed from shipping containers and what's more, it will be completely dismantled after the tournament. me welcome back. the united states base, they quote, significant imbalance in trade with china, according to us trade representative catherine, ty, speaking ahead of

a virtual meeting of asia pacific trade ministers tie said portion of the trade relationship between the 2 largest academies are quote, unhealthy and have overtime been damaging in some very important ways to the u. s. economy and quoth adding that the united states is committed to doing everything we can to bring balance back to the us china trade relationship type commons come in. china is reporting import end of the nation grew in may at the fastest rate in a decade. imports from the us for the month came in at $13110000000.00 down from 13940000000 dollars the month prior, while overall imports into china were up 51 point one percent year over year. now export, it's from china to the u. s. rose to nearly $45000000000.00 in may, bringing china overall trade surplus to over $31000000000.00 for the month. for more on this widening trade gap, let's bring in john qual, she's the dean of the miami herbert business school. the quotes always

a pleasure to have you on to talk about these very important trade issues. i want to start with this data. first, let's talk about this, why have imports into china picked up overall while that trade gap continues to widen with the united states? yes, the, the trade gap roads, 13 percent months on month may compared to april. around about one 3rd of that. delta is, is associated with fewer us exports to china and around 2 thirds of the delta as related to higher chinese export to the us. the reason for the latter is really associated with the rapid pickup of the us economy. and the fact that china supply chains were restored very promptly as a result of their very efficient coven lockdown. as far as the overall situation

with respect to chinese imports is concerned, the imports by china rose primarily because of world commodity price increases rather than actual volume increases. so that's the basis for much of the chinese total import increase month on month. and now the clash, the trade representative says the u, as is committed to bring balance back to this trade relationship between the 2 nations. is there anything that binding ministration could actually do to bring lasting change here? well, the trade representative tie is interestingly referring when she says balance, she's referring to not just the balance of trade but rather the balance of opportunity as she put it,

referencing her perception. and the administration's perception consistent with the trumpet administration that there is not a level playing field when it comes to us investment and all but unity and china visa v and the other direction. so what we have to do is to once again, try and broaden the understanding of what needs to be tackled here from beyond the mere short term trade numbers, month on month to a broader understanding of multi year relationship that facilitates cross border investment in an even way between the 2 countries and is the chinese government, are the chinese counterparts? are they willing to make those, those changes to improve this relationship? well, i think much as in the united states, there are differences of opinion all be it. you don't see them publicly stated that

boldly in china and the ministry of foreign trade and china, i'm sure takes a position in private, but they would like to see a ease and easing of the relationship and more investment and trade linkages between the u. s. and discussions between the 2 sides to resume. but as in the us there are hard liners in china who see this as the moment of opportunity depress for china to press home. it's advantage and to not make any such concessions to, to the us. and the quote, you know, tires also previously stated that the u. s. is looking to improve on the phase one trade deal sign under the trump administration. while there were also reports just a few weeks ago that china is still beyond behind, on enough purchases to fill phase one quickly about 30 seconds here. but do you see

continuing this agreement at the correct course of action or should the 2 side just started all over under new administration? yes, i think that the completion of the existing deal would be helpful and needn't necessarily be quite on the same time line as was originally confirmed when the deal was struck because cove. it has gotten the way of that, but i do think it would be helpful if the 1st deal signed by president trump were completed successfully as a pre cast. so until then moving to stage 2, stage 3, and hopefully a broader all encompassing agreement, dean john, quality of the mind, her business school. thank you so much for your insight today. thank you. no other sector has been hit as hard as tourism due to the pandemic, which lost nearly $4.00 trillion $1.62 jobs in 2020 alone. but after more than one

year of locked downs, countries in europe are racing to safely reopen borders in order to revive their economy. with the launch of the 1st ever digital cove, it's certificate for more on how this digital coping certificate would work or joined by archie correspondence side capture. sire, surrender actually started back in march when the european commission proposed that member nations issue a digital health certificate to your residence, which would allow them to travel freely across the 27 days from block. now, the idea for you is called the digital certificate is to offer a single system for verifying e you citizens cove in 1900 status. now the app is free of charge and it would indicate if the person has been either vaccinated or us tested negative for the virus or even just has recovered from the virus. now each health facility has its own digital signature and all of these signatures are then stored in a secure database in each country and then verified across the block in

a system. now the commission is calling the month of june, the warm up phase, and so far, only 7 european member countries are using they pass. now they're both barrier corporation check here, denmark, germany, and greece. now, 16 other countries plus switzerland have finished the testing phase and are technically ready to begin using the app at any time. but i have not done so yet. now in addition, 7 more countries, 4 in the you and 3 outside of the blog are currently in the testing phase. now while member countries can now start using it on a wall entirely basis, it will be fully enforce a starting july. first, brent. so what if you are american, let's say, who wants to travel to the you? do you have to have some sort of you coven certificate as well? so if you are american but are not living in the you,

you could still get the certificate. if you ask there are thirty's of a member country to give you permission based on some prove that you've been you vaccinated, or had a recent covert has now that decision on whether to allow non us citizen to use the app would entirely arrest with each individual member country and they're the ones that would make that decision. brent in, are there any actual exceptions to who can travel into the you even if they're vaccinated at the one they are, there actually are for travelers from india, brazil, and south africa to decoded variance of the concern that are circulating their travelers to the you from those countries is prohibited even for those that fully have been vaccinated. brent inside quickly, how about the u. k. now that they're no longer members of the you? how does their situation we're going to get about 30 seconds. sure. so they're actually also have a, a digital certificate. so of course is the u. k is no longer part of the u,

the u. k is not included with implants for the european digital health certificate, but they have launched their own digital certificate. the u. k. is using a national health service ab regina developed to book appointments, regular doctor appointments and the prescriptions, but now has been expanded to display the person's covert testing and vaccination status. so they will be willing that in the near future party correspondent sites after thank you so much. and finally, it's good to be a billionaire with your own private space company. as amazon founder jeff basis has announced he will be aboard the 1st passenger flight of his company, blue origin r t correspondent, tourney chavez has more of that story. jeff is also going out of this world. literally. he just announce that he's going to space next month and he's not going alone. right. and you start the, you see the earth from space changes, you change your relationship with this planet with humanity. it's one earth. today,

amazon founder and ceo, jeff stays those announcing that he will fly on the 1st passenger flight of the space company blue origin and lift off it from one texas. but he's not going alone through want you to come with me. would you, are you, sir? i think it would be meaningful me and my brother, they're the base those brothers will take off on july 20th. and if all goes according to plan, jeff pays those who is worth a 100. $87000000000.00 will be the 1st billionaire space tycoon to experience a right aboard the rocket technology he has spent millions developing. i want to go on this flight because the thing i wanted to do all my life adventure. it's a big deal for me now. the capital named the new shepherd brock. it will take 6 people up and while the trip is only 11 minutes long, there is an option for just one seat that's valued now at $2800000.00. but all the profits will go to charity reporting in new york, trinity each other's r t and that's it for this time you get boom bus on demand on portable

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