bloomberg reported this on monday with dana hull. ounds like there is an imminent announcement for tesla to produce vehicles in shanghai , and we are hearing this from china. not a lot of details yet on who the partner would be, but this is a huge move for tesla as it seeks to become a global automaker. >> how significant is this? >> renault to just have one auto plant here in california. right now american auto companies cannot really make cars unless they have a local production partner and without that the import taxes are high. having a local partner in china would allow tesla to access china where luxury cars are all the rage. emily: how big a market to we think china could be for tesla? dana: we are already seeing signs sales of the model x are doing really well there. we came out with a model with a filter for climate control. in the width of the paris agreement, china is the leader on climate change, especially when it comes to auto. emily: there are two upcoming spacex launches. what can you tell us about those? dana: the nex

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joining us with more, dana hull. what is the significance? eighth launch of the year, and last year they only did eight total. this is a ramp up. it is significant because of spacex has a lot of missions on its manifest. a want a pattern of launching rockets once every two weeks. elon musk of said launching rockets is getting kind of boring. it kind of is. remember last year, they landed on a ship for the first time. that was a milestone. today, they landed for the seventh time. all of the efforts they put into rocket reusability have become hard for the course. emily: it was not always so boring. they have had failed launches. are they behind them? dana: there is always a potential for failure, the launch community understands that. the last was in september, and they were able to return to flight pretty quickly. it feels like they have their mojo back. they have more launches scheduled this year than any competitor. emily: what does this mean for customers? dana: cost. we don't have a lot of visibility into what they are charging, that they

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betty: dana hull, thank you so much. a big story and move for tesla in china. stilltory still being -- evolving. in the meantime, another evolving story in china is of course the decision time for china's a-shares and whether they will be included in the msci emerging markets index. this has been a long-standing saga for these chinese a-shares. the fourth time around with that decision. tom mackenzie has more on this. iina's fourth attempt -- mean, certainly, it has been a long wait. what is going to be different this time around, tom? both sides, really. we have seen movement from both the msci antenna to close this gap. another to close this gap. they have reduced this by a large portion of the a-shares. 169 from 448 last year. more than 3000 a-shares. it is a 0.5% weighting is what the a-shares would get. from china side, they have done things like initiated the hong kong to shanghai stock connect, which is part of their attempt to convince the msci they are serious about this. they have reduced the amount of time stocks can be extended and the quota for bla