i'm stephen beardsley. in berlin, it's good to have us. yes, you heads of state and government are meeting today to discuss their pen democrat spawn's, an unprecedented aid packages on the table. but the strings attached have some member states balking, and that could spell trouble for other member states in need of the capital. well, others still are better set up to fund their own relief efforts. restaurants, gyms, theaters, some of the latest businesses eligible for german state aid. since the start of november, the government has ordered places of social gatherings shot trying to reign independent. state aid to firms and entrepreneurs is likely to add up to 40 percent of german gross domestic product from last year. cutting germany's debt to g.d.p. ratio in recent years from 80 to 60 percent is paying off. this now gives us the chance to take on debt, sad about a favorable interest rate of negative interest. and so that gives us the leeway to actually give generous the cost of companies to a lot who are affected by the prices. it's not

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i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. it's good to have you with us. oh, you heads of state and government are meeting today to discuss their pen demick response. an unprecedented aid package is on the table, but the strings attached have some member states balking, and that could spell trouble for other member states in need of the capital. well, others still are better set up to fund their own relief efforts. restaurants, gyms, theaters, some of the latest businesses eligible for german state. since the start of november, the government has ordered places of social gathering shot, trying to reign independent state aid to firms and entrepreneurs is likely to add up to 40 percent of german gross domestic product from last year. cutting germany's debt to g.d.p. ratio in recent years from 80 to 60 percent is paying off. this now gives us the chance to take on debt very favorable interest rate of negative interest. and so that gives us the leeway to actually give generous to companies who are affected by the crisis. it's not only individual countries fork

so what does all of this need for the business side actually let's bring in seaven beardsley who is joining us here from. break down for us i want to talk about you know the news we've had in the past 24 hours of this you know this 90 percent efficacy vaccine from biotech and pfizer they have a partnership right how how does that work well the sort of biotech 1st biotech is a small drug maker out of mines in germany and basically it's owned by a turkish german couple they've had several other patents are their belts they've had a long history 2008 the company was founded and they have a relationship with pfizer they're actually working together on a flu vaccine when the husband. you had in one ear pieces he said does interesting this crowd of ours is now taking off we should work on that he phoned up his connections of pfizer and they immediately agreed as well so what this partnership consists of is the technology that m.r. and a that messenger are in a vehicle that biotech is developing that combines with what pfizer can bring to the table a global drug maker with distribution with sales

i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. it's good to have you with us. and shares of ali baba and 10 cent fell sharply on wednesday. it by concerns of a new anti trust legislation by the chinese government. beijing has published the 1st draft of anti monopolistic rules aimed at the country's tech giants, or they are not accused of any wrongdoing. investors fear the new rules could impact their growth in the future. alibaba shares were down more than 8 percent before slightly recovering. that on the same day, it announced record turnover from its singles, day sales promotion and beijing's actions come on the heels of growing regulatory moves against tac. the u.s. justice department suing google for antitrust violations. last month. the european commission filing antitrust charges against amazon on monday. and with that we go to our financial correspondent in frankfurt, chelsea delaney chelsea. good morning. from what we've seen in what's going on in china. what's the story there? what's happening? well stephen, it's a clear message from beijing. they are

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i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. it's good to have you with us. drug maker, pfizer and its german partner biotech said friday that they were asking u.s. health regulators for emergency approval of their covert 1000 vaccine. putting them on track for distribution beginning in december. and the companies already have purchased deals with major governments and expect the supply of to 1300000000 doses . by the end of 2021, pfizer has spent about $2000000000.00 on research and development. has a cost sharing and marketing agreement with german, germany based biotech, which developed the unique messenger r.n.a. technology for the vaccine. and our financial correspondent, frankfurt, and advised bach has more on the efforts of biotech and pfizer to seek out emergency approval. pfizer and biotech have announced that they have the application for emergency use with the f.d.a. in the united states for their covert 19 vaccine. they also saying the moment they get approval, they can start to distribute the vaccine against covert 19 and according to reuters, th

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i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. good to have you with us. drugmaker pfizer and its german partner biotech said friday that they were asking u.s. health regulators for emergency approval of their covert 1000 vaccine. putting them on track for distribution beginning in december. now the companies already have purchased deals with major governments and expect supply of the $1300000000.00 doses. by the end of 2021, pfizer has spent about $2000000000.00 of research and development, has a cost sharing and marketing agreement with german, germany based biotech, which developed the unique messenger r.n.a. technology for the vaccine. and our financial correspondent, frankfurt, and advised bach has more on the efforts of biotech and pfizer to seek out emergency approval. pfizer and biotech have announced that they have the application for emergency use with the f.d.a. in the united states for their covert 19 vaccine. they also saying the moment they get approval, they can start to distribute the vaccine against covert 900. and according to reuters, th

i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. it's good to have you with us. the shares of alibaba and 10 cent fell sharply on wednesday. hit by concerns of a new anti trust legislation by the chinese government. beijing has published a 1st draft of the monopolistic rules aimed at the country's tech giants. well, they are not accused of any wrongdoing. investors fear that new rules could impact their growth in the future. alibaba shares were down more than 8 percent on the day . that on the same date announced record turnover from its singles day sales promotion. beijing's actions come on the heels of growing regulatory action elsewhere against tech. the u.s. justice department suing google for antitrust violations last month and european commission filing antitrust charges against amazon. on monday. let's go now to our financial correspondent in frankfurt, chelsey de laney. i do not believe that is jealousy. maybe we can get chelsea up. there's jealousy. good morning, josie. going back to china here. what is the reason for this crackdown on tech right now tha

the question is what is the right kind of profit what is their social responsibility ok stephen beardsley joining us from business thank you so much. for a long time spokesman and veteran peace negotiator for the palestinian side erekat has died at the age of 65 following complications from late a covert 19 he'd been hospitalized last month for treatment after his condition deteriorated palestinian president mahmoud abbas has described the passing of a brother and friend as a huge loss for palestine and for our people abbas has declared a 3 day mourning period. and let's bring in sami suckle who is joining us now with the view from jerusalem how was he to be remembered by the palestinians and also on the other side of the negotiating table in israel. as the negotiator of the palestinians and he's more than anyone else. with negotiations with the israelis and with the whole peace process and of course the oslo process so if we look back to 9091 who was the deputy head of the delegation to the druids talks and then in $95.00 the south will be israelis to formulate the interim agreement whic

welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin good to have you with us well there are nubile such or is growing at record pace that despite the economic impact of the krona virus according to the international energy agency's annual report winds and solar photovoltaic panels are on course to replace coal as the largest source of electricity generation worldwide by 2025 and this year 90 percent of the increase on overall power capacity is from clean energy even so analysts warn that governments are not on track to meet their paris climate agreement commitments. now one of the major players in the renewable sector is siemens energy it was carved out of the german engineering giant just 6 weeks ago in a bid to create a smaller more nimble company in the surging sector of the economy. energy released its 1st quarterly results today its 1st yearly results i should say with a fiscal year loss of 1900000000 euros in a moment we'll hear from its c.f.o. 1st just look at the company itself giant natural gas and coal fired power plants these were one siemens main attraction but this business

i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. the used to largest economies are signaling more help for business. as rising covert infections keep their countries in lockdown, french finance minister, bruno la, saying thursday, he's working on an aid package for small and midsize businesses, including rent relief and new tax credits. his german counterpart told reporters he will do everything necessary to cushion the economic fallout in germany. the government in berlin is currently working on a 10000000000 euro package to help restaurants and bars, among other businesses get more from chelsea delaney, our financial correspondent in frankfurt. chelsea, how hard is this 2nd wave hitting european businesses? we're definitely seeing big divergences between european economies. if you look at germany, for example, what we've seen so far is a hit that's been much smaller, of course, than the 1st lockdown, which was much more severe. and also came amid a lot of chaos and the global supply chain area. so that had a big impact in the end,

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i'm stephen beardsley. it's good to have you with us. drug maker, pfizer and its german partner bio on tech have asked us health regulators for emergency authorization of their covert 19 vaccine, putting them on track for distribution beginning in december. the companies already have purchased deals with major governments and expect to supply up to 1300000000 doses. by the end of 2021, pfizer has spent about 2000000000 dollars on research and development. it has a cost sharing and marketing agreement with germany based biotech, which developed the unique messenger r.n.a. technology for the vaccine. financial correspondent in new york, yemen's korda. good to see you. the most coveted product in the world right now potentially. what does this mean for these drug makers right now? well, it's definitely good news for pfizer if everything works so well. clearly also for a value on tech, but pfizer is some other big pharmaceutical companies and they have the problem that some of their patients actually expires. so getting this of a c n i would

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i'm stephen beardsley. and it's good to have you with us drugmaker pfizer and its german partner beyond tech. have asked us health regulators for emergency authorization of their coping 1000 vaccine, putting them on track for distribution beginning in december. the companies already have purchased deals with major governments and expect to supply up to 1300000000 doses. by the end of 2021, pfizer has spent about $2000000000.00 on research and development and has a cost sharing and marketing agreement with germany based biotech, which developed the unique messenger r.n.a. technology for the vaccine. now for more nurses go to a financial correspondent in new york, yen scored a good to see you the most coveted product in the world right now, potentially. what does this mean for these drug makers right now? well, it's definitely good news for pfizer. if everything works so well clearly also for value on tech, but pfizer has some other big pharmaceutical companies and they have the problem that some of their pat

beardsley and no one annoyed happened within the next 2 months. august on the, to the prime minister had already played a crucial role in bringing the taleban and the u.s. to accept across the table from each other. and also played a role in the interest of iran dialogue. know what pakistan has said. all along that there has to be our own instead of one, it's down to be used against any other country. something that other band agreed with the united states that are deep. and people based on the elementary driven by the pakistani military, including by huge insurgents, are training on the other side, need some action from the government. as a bunch of government says it will be inviting international experts to assess damage in the town of presumably going to international courts against what it calls a meaning of war crimes. as only forces recaptured the town in the recent. well just there has been given rare access to suzuki near the iranian border. and some binge of it is that this is a plume of white phosphorus, a banned chemical which burns hu

and both sides sort of brave face, there are serious challenger go beardsley and know what north, what happened within the next 2. right? and so what are those challenges? one of the main issues between the 2 countries and what role can pakistan play to reduce tensions? to the prime minister had already played a crucial role in bringing the taleban and the us to cross the table from each other and also played a role in the interest of our own dialogue. know what i had said all along that there has to be of one lead of all and also war instead of one. if done should not be used against any other country. something that other barney agreed with the united states code, so that a good many driven by the progress on the military, including by loot, insurgents are training on the other side, the war and some action from the government. but the important thing is they want to end her own trade created, go through another one. it's down to foreign minister today saying that peace and of when it's gone would be a haul being joe, fall development and the whole region in islamabad. thank you. now