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it's time to get an update on the business news with yuko huawei who is standing by. negotiators have reached an agreement on a long-term budget and on a massive coronavirus recovery package. tell us more. yuko: thomas, it took almost four months to negotiate this dear on a long-term budget, which is a crucial step to unlock that massive 1.8 trillion recovery package. the 1.1 triion euros spending pl for the next seven years plans to make europe's economy greener and more digitaland the deal sets up a separate independent, dedicated revenue for eu coffers to repay the 750 billion euros it plans to borrow to help member states recover from the coronavirus. the budget has an extra 16 billion euros over what leaders previously agreed to over the summer. the money will be spent improving health care, education , as well as for the security. here's the chairman of the european parliament possibly a committee speaking about those funds. >> secured 16 billion euros on top of the package agreed upon by the heads of state in july, and these flagship programs are at the heart o

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despite this, some food-service operators have found new ways to do business. development many customers are welcoming is the appearance of food trucks in places they never used to go. >>> a housing complex on the outskirts of tokyo, a new hunting ground for food trucks hungry for business. >> translator: we rarely eat out these days. this way, we don't have to worry about the three cs. >> before the pandemic, most food trucks applied their trade in business districts but with more people now working from home, operators are venturing into new territory. the suburbs. this truck serves italian food. the operator tweaks the menu, depending on the location for the day. most dishes are focused on attracting families, and many are becoming repeat customers. >> translator: we choose food the kids like and enjoy together. >> the manager had to scrap plans to open his own restaurant earlier this year, because of the pandemic. pivoting to a catering truck has allowed him to make a fresh start. >> translator: there are many family customers in redential areas. they spend

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businesses have opened back up. from a newdpoint, especially in the restaurant and --d sector, we are staying we are seeing new businesses opening in line with 2019. that is showing the resilience of entrepreneurship. new businesses -- new entrepreneurs are still being born in this environment, which is incredible. i think it shows incredible tenacity and bodes well for the economy as we start thinking about 2021 and beyond. emily: the pandemic has become very political. i am wondering what your take is on jode biden's election -- joe biden's election. >> i think we have to be guided by science. politics out of it. we cannot have a great economy if everyone is cowering from the impact of the pandemic or hospitals are getting overloaded with cases. we have to listen to the scientists. if they are telling us wearing masks is going to diminish the impact of the pandemic, and we should all be wearing masks. . it should not be a political issue. that cost is valuable time and even more importantly, cost us health and even lives. em

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we see firms offering new business models to keep up with changing demand. gamers enjoy the human interaction of getting together to play. some companies are creating new facilities to capitalize on the trends. >> a famous center for gamers. a new hotel catering to esports enthusiasts opened here in july. right next to the front desk, sleek gaming computers with high speed internet connections. guests are free to use this space as well as two further floors of gaming rooms from check-in to check-out. the hotel is also equipped with large screen monitors to accommodate tournaments and training camps. >> translator: this place is good. i don't need to bring any equipment th me. >> of course, guest rooms are also set up with gaming computers. group of fans from across japan gathered here for an in-person offline meeting. >> translator: they are from all over. >> with more gamers in japan, hoteliers are competing to create unique spaces for esports immersion. >> translator: we are trying to create an environment that is welcoming, even for beginners. >> and now,

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they'll be announced in the spending review next week, as our business correspondent katy austin reports. major public projects like newport links can provide a tangible, long lasting boost to the economy. historically, some areas feel they haven't had theirfair share. this business in hull says that better connections to other cities like york would really help. i feel that the north has often served second fiddle to the south. i appreciate it's where the capital is, and where a lot of businesses are, but the playing field is getting more and more lopsided. it needs to be levelled. the question looms of how to put the public finances back on a sustainable footing after the huge cost of coronavirus but the government still wants to be talking about investing, too, across the whole of the uk. next week, in the spending review, the chancellor, rishi sunak, is expected to announce tens of billions of pounds for infrastructure, including road improvements. the delayed national infrastructure strategy will be published, covering flagship programmes such as fibre broadband and investment in green projects. the rules the trea

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news has global stocks rejoicing. tell us more. yuka: that's right, global businessesnd investors rejoicing at the news of a potential breakthrough in the ongoing pandemic. shares of wall street hitting record highs. all three main indices hit record highs after pharmaceutical giant pfizer announced the first successful data from a large scale, late-stage clinical trial of a covid-19 vaccine, and as you said, which pved 90% effective. pfizer, and the german partner biontech jumped on t announcement, but other companies made bigger gains in the deck seen makers themselves. deck seen makers themselves -- vaccine makers themselves pictures of airlines and cruise lines rose between 30 and 80% on hopes that global travel will resume again. other shares like energy, retail, manufacturing, also rose, but u have to put this into context. many of these companies suffered heavy losses earlier in the year and there shares are still worth far less than they were last year. the news also came after market sentiment was somewhat lifted by the apparent victory by joe biden in the u.s

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sal is worried his business might be the next thing to be taken away from him because of the coronavirus. according to the partnership for newses in new york could go bust because of the pandemic. i am about to pass a korean restaurant in the neighbourhood and it has been here for well over a decade but it is one of the casualties — the company has announced it is going out of business. it is august and the infection rate in new york city has dropped below 1%. i hope you guys like painting. i hate it. this is our master painter right here. for mohammed and his group, the demand for help is slowing. but there is still plenty in need. today, he is doing a home makeover. the mattress, see what i told you? look, it is horrible. redoing the apartment of a single pregnant mother with two young girls who was abandoned by her husband. people like her are always praying for help. always praying for help. and for us to be people chosen to answer their prayers, that is like a priceless feeling. this is one of the best safety nets you could give to families. that gives them a little hope that we are here and we are going to do as much a

narrative in a new story of business in a new way to think about this and we need a new conceptualization of this business. the good news since i've painted a fairly dark beginning in the good news is this isn't happening in the world and is easy to forget about it. think about the incredible interests or it started in the 60s but we've seen an incredible renewal of interest in corporate responsibility, and sustainability and we've seen social on governorship come to the fore and organizations like just capital like inclusive capitalism and like richard brand in the thing i always forget that like the gri and impact investing and conscious capitalism and social responsible investing and stakeholder capitalism all of these movements and they are all founded on real companies out doing business in a different way. i was at a meeting at the white house in the waning days of the administration and the point of the meeting was to try to figure out what is the right brand and what could government in particular department of l

bdone. >> it was great news, we still need to complete the regulatory process which means completing the study, generating more data, follow-up safety data and then we need to get busy manufacturing. >> the company hopes to produce 20 million doses by the end of this year and is aiming to make between 500 million and a billion doses by next year. the eu commission described the news as encouraging on twitter. they hope to begin distributing a vaccine by january. last week, the eu commission -- there vaccine is estimated to be 90% effective. back in august, the eu bodies had exploratory talks have an aim of complying. the vaccine i supposed to be easier to store as it can be kept at 90 degrees for six months and in a normal fridge for up to a month. this presents logistical questions for companies. it can be kept in the fridge for around five days. >> for what it means for governments fighting the virus and for citizens who are still living with its effects, we can speak to gavin. he is the director of the center for policy impact on global health at duke university. he joins us from durham in north carolina. thank you for being with us here on france 24. it is anoth

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a live look at san jose, a few hours ago officials announced new restrictions on business and traveling to go further than state guidelines. the latest numbers show 650 new covid cases with 59 hospitalizations making the total in the county 239. and they have 71 covid patients in the icu. da lin is live at levi's stadium to break it all down.>> reporter: this round of restrictions will affect everything from the 49ers to the mom-and-pop stores to hotels, even people coming back from tahoe starting on monday. the local health officer say if they don't impose these new restrictions more people will die. about 20 healthcare professionals joined the press conference to announce the new restrictions on businesses. they know it's tough to impose more restrictions on already struggling businesses. >> this pandemic is like a high- speed train and our projections tell us we are on target to derail by around the third week of december if we don't apply brakes right now. >> the county said starting on monday they will ban youth, collegiate and professional sports including the 49ers and stanford h

business news live from berlin and votes are still being counted but joe biden appears confident he will be the next president of the united states i'm not here that we want. but i am here to report the count is finished we believe we will be the word of god that was meanwhile trump supporters protest of the vote count as his campaign mounts legal challenges in several crucial swing states.

time makes for business news on the program. good evening, kate. are starting out with the closing bell on wall street. analyst: a lot to kick off the month of november. u.s. stocks mitigated some of the worst losses from last week's selloff. the dow jones dropped nearly 400 points. the s&p was up. the nasdaq close to a flat line but still up at the closing bell. manufacturing activity across the u.s. picked up in the month of october. investors are in something of a holding pattern as the u.s. election day kicks off. we may not have results of the presidential race for several days, so wall street and the rest of the world will be waiting. i thought that president trump's pro-business stance could boost the markets, at least in the short term, if he is reelected. what investors don't want is a long, protracted, drawnout dispute over the results. that would be a lot of market to literally -- market volatility, if that is the result. also efforts to reach another round of stimulus to help american families and businesses to struggle to deal with the

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the latest business news in today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street fell wednesday, dow ropped 344, nasdaq lost 97 and s&p was down 91. stocks turned negative after new york city announced it was closing schools due to rising positivity rate of covid-19 cases. investors appear to be going back and forth between hope over vaccine news and concern over immediate business restrictions. >>> apple cutting amount of money it takes from certain mobile apps. developers will now be charged 15% by the iphone maker down from 30%. analysts estimate fewer than 5% of developers make more than $1 million. this change comes as lawmakers and regulators eye apple's dominance over the app market. >>> bit coin, it broke $18,000 yesterday. some think it can pass the all time high set in 2017 when it nearly hit $20,000 only to crash 50% a month later. backers say bit coin is more stable this time around with more institutional investors holding a stake. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> an exciting day for skiers and snowboarders as they made their way

time now for a look at the day's top business news, and for that, business journalist brian quinn joinss from his home. we been covering the news that astrazeneca's coronavirus vaccine will likely see a new trial after some irregularities in its first one. how is that being reflected in the markets? >> shares in astrazeneca actually finished the day in positive territory, contrary to what one might expect, again just over a quarter percent in london on friday. that botched phase 3 study has some analysts worried about regulatory approval, particularly the u.s. and you -- and eu. the first trial saw a large number of participants, as we heard, actually -- accidentally given half doses for their first shots. not necessarily an issue that calls into question the potency of the vaccine. astrazeneca's candidate probay the easiest and cheapest to transport. we see investors are not rushing out to dig shares just yet. european indexes all slightly higher as vaccination plans worldwide get firmed up, especially as donald trump seems more likely to respect the outcome of the u.s. election. despi

business update. thank you so much. i'm going to take a quick break. i'll be back with more news in just a couple of minutes. 11/23/20 11/23/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! as president trump continues his unprecedented attempt to stay in the white house despite losing the election, we look at how voters are fighting back and how trump's legal team is losing in the courts. we will speak to emily bazelon of "the new york times" and the therend wendell anthony, head of the naacp in detroit, who recently lambasted

a new story of business. a new way to think about this. we need a new conceptualization of this. now the good news, since i painted that is a fairly dark beginning, the good news is this is happening in the world. and it is easy to forget about. think about the incredible interest. it started in the 60s. we have seen an incredible renewal interest in corporate responsibility and sustainability. we have seen social entrepreneurship come forward. we have seen organizations like just a capital. like inclusive capitalism. like richard brand's group whose name i always forget. like the grin impact investing. conscious capitalism and socially responsible for capitalism. all of these movements and they're all founded on real companies. undoing the business in a different way. i was at a meeting in the white house in the waning days of the obama administration. the main port of the meeting was what was the right brand? and what could government in particular the department of labor, what could they do to encourage this movement? but what's the right brand? how did this get branded? would