will finally stop openly stealing your trade secrets strine as promised a foreign investor. at the people's congress in beijing the leadership reaffirms its vowed to make the country the world's leading manufacturer. and after more than three months in a tokyo prison on charges of financial wrongdoing x. nissan boss carlos gold walks from prison on bail is set at nine million dollars. this is business on the. wellcome china will change a key policy to ease restrictions on foreign companies investing in the country most importantly china will no longer force foreign companies to give up technology secrets in exchange for market access according to a top economic official complaints that beijing demands the disclosure of intellectual property from foreign investors have been at the heart of the u.s. china trade dispute the provisions designed to clarify investment rules are expected to be rubber stamped at the annual meeting of the country's national legislative. well made in china twenty twenty five that's the banner under which the world's second largest economy is plugging

the cnbc real time exchange, the big board, strine acquisition, and at nasdaq, the atlantic conference talking about bmo, replacing their top pick from netflix to -- sorry, from amazon to netflix in large part because of regulatory risk >> just enough doubt in there as to whether it is going to be an overhang on amazon this idea of breaking up the companies or trying to somehow limit their power. it still seems like net positive on both stocks, but netflix has been that one stock that really does not come under scrutiny for these reasons, right what is interesting is last year, if you remember, faang diverged and it was facebook and amazon vastly outperformed facebook -- i'm sorry, netflix and amazon that fastly outperformed facebook and google and apple for a while. it was because they're not doing the advertising game, don't really is a lot of the sort of privacy concerns, people buy the product, they know they buy the product and it is a direct transparent transaction. amazon is -- just because it is so big and powerful, getting slid over into the shadow. >> the note was a good read