stephen, just looking at that because the head of airbus china, hasjust been because the head of airbusin the next quarter they have got deliveries from the factory, to airlines including easyjet and was there, there are a lot of customers there, key customers for planes built in china? absolutely, and on those civilian aircraft, china wants to show it as its home—made passengerjets and eventually they will have their own they will be flown using their own jet engines also made in china. so china hope it can dominate that space as well then you go through all the other things you can see here, for example we have flying cars that will be used as taxis and delivery vehicles. rocket launchers, signal blocking equipment also to be used by the air force, to stop enemies being able to track where you are going, there is all manner of being on display. and we should mention the presence of the russian air force here, the latest fighter jets are on display and i guess thatis jets are on display and i guess that is a message also in terms of the growing links between the kremlin and beijing. ch

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airbus has delivered 559. tech earnings and chinart after result from media giant tencent. profits surged 47% in the quarter, surpassing estimates and driven by the release of popular mobile games. there is expectations the company will stand out against his rivals alibaba and jd.com that grapple with weak consumer sentiment in china. apple plans to announce a new smartphone device. sources tell bloomberg the wall-mounted display can control appliances, handle videoconferencing and use ai to navigate apps. tim cook has made the company after trailing behind alphabet and amazon in the smart home area. the product may officially be announced in march and could be priced at as much as $1000. that is your bloomberg brie. jonathan: born about 30 minutes. up next, game on. >> i see in the states, the majority of the m&a activity at the moment and is likely to be that way. if it is game on. jonathan: citi up most 11% in six sessions. we will talk, the banks up next. -- about the banks up next. ♪ jonathan: but few programming notes. the cpi

china doesn't have to rely on things from the united states. it can buy from europe. buy from brazil. buy, you know, airbus. buy a german medical equipment. doesn't have to buy ge medical equipment and that hurts american companies. if american companies don't sell more they don't knee as many workers and that means less jobs for the american people. >> follow through. when we did the 2018 increased tariffs on china they stopped buying soybeans. they can't, infrastructure, take to the ports, get to the ships. they created an infrastructure in brazil to replace the soybeans bought from america and the american taxpayers subsidized american soybean farmers. a., pay more for the thing that comes in, and b., your tax dollars deal with whatever we've disrupted in the american economy as a result of these tariffs. >> that's right. so middle-income people ended up, middle-income families, ended up paying both ways. pay more at the cash register for the products coming in from china. because the nordstroms, walmarts, home depots, the lowes, they pass those increased costs on to the consumer. and then, of course, t