british billionaire inventor james dyson is the scrapping his electric car project and company dyson is best known for making vacuum cleaners its plans to branch out into the auto industry have been shelved with the car proving too expensive to produce. and toyota has unveiled a prototype of its new hydrogen power set then it's hoping to revive the technology which has been all but eclipsed by the development of electric cars says the model has an improved range of around 900 kilometers. now cheap flights and digital booking sides have made traveling easier around the world it seems though that often residents of the world's most popular tourist destinations have to pay a heavy price for their city's popularity with noisy groups roving the streets of nights neighborhoods turning into little more than backdrops for se or apartments converted into holiday homes it's a problem that the people living in lisbon says storing a district know all too well. it's become a typical sound and typical sight in the lisbon's old quarter tourists come in droves to stay in holiday flats here but what

british billionaire inventor james dyson is scrapping his electric car project his company named after him is best known for making vacuum cleaners but plans to go into the auto industry have come up short the project was too expensive dozens of. india has lifted an advisory travel warning for cashmere the delhi government locked down the region in august by stripping its special status instituting curfews and shutting down many telecommunications the region now says it's open to tourists once again with many restrictions still in place that could be a tough sell. the tourist boats once again playa kashmir is famous doll like but trade is. the troops and razor wire roadblocks have largely disappeared but the army is still blocking the communications networks. the tourists weren't leaving on their own the police force them to leave now they're saying the tourists can come back. but there are no facilities for them here there's no internet the phones don't work. and there's no transport not to act i don't look up we. visit is slowly filtering back but most businesses and restaurants are

company's entire year european business model which is built on 0 tariffs british billionaire inventor james dyson is scrapping his electric car project his company dyson is best known for making vacuum cleaners its plans to branch out into the auto industry have been shelved with the car proving too expensive to produce german exports fell by more than expected in august declining 1.8 percent from the previous months the sharpest drop since april analysts had predicted a fall of just one percent following july's slight increase germany's export reliant economy has been struggling due to global trade tensions and brics. a new oxfam study sharply criticizes the working conditions on india's plantations the organization demands the german government hold its coal companies accountable for human rights violations in their supply chains it's an issue that affects not just the producers. tea on this plantation in assam is being picked in record time more than half of india's t.v. production comes from this region but aid organization oxfam says many of the millions of indians working in the industry do

maker dyson has a plan abandon its plans to make electric vehicles company founder and engineer james dyson had planned planned to spend $2700000000.00 on technology and production of e.v.a.'s including a plan to build an automotive assembly factory in singapore mr dyson sent an e-mail to employees saying the company's board plans to close the automotive division the south china morning post. these are just too easy to make there's too much competition what you make of all this. i think it's also no profit which is the real reason that he decided not to continue if there's competition and you can put out a better product which he's done with vacuum cleaners and hair dryers i have one of his hair dryers i think they're fabulous but i will tell you that if you're going to produce an electric vehicle and nobody's making a profit that tesla and that g.m. that nissan they build them because they have to and it is going to come into the market you've got to come in strong and you better have profit margin he still makes great vacuum cleaners lauren fix the car those things so much thank you. and

bridge is engineering firm dyson has scrapped plans to sell electric cars the company's founder james dyson told stopped by email that they had developed a fantastic electric v vehicle but it wasn't commercial viable.e. dyson best known for its vacuum cleaners and hand dryers had launched the project to develop an electric car in twenty sixteen more than five hundred people worked on the project in the u. k. and singapore. the billionaire inventor is that he'd been unable to find a buyer force. finally for me the company behind the g game exploding kittens is facing a an explosion of it's very own. the game rosose to prominence for a record breaking crowd funding campaign in twewenty fifteen raising almost nine million dollars. now the company has sold a thirty million dollar minority stake to the median faster turning group. the walall street journal says it's planning a major expansion three new games a year. the new invevestors thing the card game could be fodder for tv shows a movie. or even a theme park rides i have no idea how theme park ride of exploding kittens would work but i woul

this huge amount of money spent, you have to cut your losses at some point, but for somebody like james dysonork... i agree, it's a brave decision. in innovative companies you will not always get everything right. you have to know when to pull the plug. it's clear he has worked at all right and has to do this. it is brave and has to be done by the sound of it. you have made a beautiful segue into the next story, pulling the plug on vinyl happened ages ago! hmv are now reversing the trend somewhat. young it's a really interesting story about hmv opening hmv vault in birmingham, a massive store with huge amounts of products. bucking the trend on a sector where physical materials are in decline. but this isn'tjust physical materials are in decline. but this isn't just selling products, it's about the experience they are trying to create and how they are trying to create and how they are trying to create and how they are setting up in the local community, hiring people, making a big play about paying their taxes. it seems to be about the way they are doing business, notjust what they are selling.

james dyson told the staff the company could not find a way to make the project commercial.unged. that is the bloomberg business flash. scarlet and francine. today, overining partial trade deal ahead of talks with china and u.s. negotiators a little bit later on. david, what do we do with glencore right now? by right is screaming now and that's because you have a company that produces all the necessary commodities needed for us migrating to more alternative copout, copper, cobalt, and these are things that we will need to have electric vehicle systems. at the same time you have a repaired balance sheet and a --cashrong clash for flow stream, this is using normal profitability, and the best use the company is saying to use this cash flow is to buy back their own stock. to us even at low commodity prices, which we are currently experiencing, which i expect not to be permanent because of what i said about the need for these commodities to go into electrification, despite these low prices, they are generating free cash. own ofe: how much do you glencore? david coaches probably o

hybrids, all electric vehicles, though the curious news we got yesterday, quite late in the day from james dyson his abandoning his attempts to break into the car industry with electric vehicle —— he is. he put £2.5 billion aside to make this work but he says it isn't financially viable. that is really worrying, if you think about the industry and what it is pinning its hopes on. you've got quite a prominent entrepreneur and designer, engineer, saying this.“ it because he can't make the cards cheaply enough that he can't make money out of it? this is it. the interesting thing about all of this is his as it isn't the battery technology which crucially is the bit that is really important for other industries as well. if people can make lithium batteries well and more cheaply, that is good news for the whole industry and things like energy conservation and climate change. that is good news. but it isn't good news necessarily for the car industry and it makes me wonder whether all of that stuff will. .. couldn't theyjust used suction? —— have used suction? the technology? imagine the corner speed, t

james brown. police say they've now made more than 1,000 arrests since extinction rebellion began protesting on monday. the inventor sirjames dysoncars. dyson, best known for vacuum cleaners, had been planning to develop the cars in the uk and build them in singapore. it abandoned the project because it said it was not "commercially viable". now on bbc news: sport today. is hello, i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: a storm in a rugby world cup. two matches are cancelled — with more injeopardy as japan braces itself for a super typhoon this weekend. belgium thrash san marino — and become the first team to qualify for next year's european championship finals. history is made in iran as women are allowed to attend a football match for the first time in forty years. we start at the rugby world cup where tournament organisers have been defending their decision to cancel two of the weekend's matches— because of typhoon hagibis which is due to hit the tokyo area on saturday. a decision on the crucial pool a game, betweenjapan