european union has been caught in the crossfire but just how much of that has affected along our alex mahela visual through the state of shipping among american allies. as a global on a market showing signs of slowing down india's auto manufacturing is on the rise. lauren fix up behind the wheel to give us through to drive us through the indian auto market and help us through some of the other vehicle headlines and later bad boy is the banking world wells fargo is back in the middle controversy carla naylor of the public citizen joins us to break down the bank heated annual meeting all of that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. and international summit where china's project of the century it leads our global report today as world leaders gather in beijing to discuss the bell and road initiative the read a forum is the third of its kind and thirty seven world leaders are expected to attend a moment notable absences at the summit are neighboring india and turkey which is protesting china's treatment of the we are muslim terror minority while the united states will be repr

correspondent alex mahela vege breaks down what this all means for other oil providers and later with the e.u. and china building more in rows literally in the wake of the american trade war two musters may be interested to know just how much of the e.u. does china now own professor richard wolf joins us to analyze the potential super power shift underway across the atlantic all of that directly ahead but first we have some headlines let's go. abutting bidding war in the energy sector leads our global report today as occidental petroleum makes an offer for anadarko who had already been wooed by chevron anadarko petroleum was already in fairly advanced talks with chevron for a sale at thirty three billion dollars occidental has now up that price to roughly thirty eight billion dollars at seventy six dollars per share eleven dollars above chevron's bid the broken engagement between anadarko and chevron would include a one billion dollar fee interestingly a spokesperson for occidental expressed frustration that anadarko had not informed occidental of that provision the prize in the fight

union and japan are looking at tightening their relationship with a summit in brussels artie's alex mahela joins us for more so alex before we talk about brussels what's the latest with the europe u.s. relationship. now looks like trump's plan to punish europe isn't working out exactly as expected for him if they're basically not being punished too hard the european central bank says that europe is not on its knees just trump wanted it to happen but there is a lot you know we're going to get a little bit and what's happening here is that these major tariffs against steel and aluminum like we see up here in canada etc are affecting the industry to a certain degree but when you have exports going on around the world that isn't really killing those industries and when it comes to manufacturing of heavy equipment things are of actually gone the opposite way the heavy equipment itself is doing very well because of other tariffs that trump doesn't pose of those would be the tariffs against china so get out into the marketplace china is being imposed with a whole array of tariffs their price has

may be bad for help and in turn your investment portfolio to with more we are joined by artie's alex mahela bitch in toronto hi alex how are you. christy. so alex let's start with the f.d.a. probe what is it that the agency is saying. ok so look over the past let's say nine years or so from two thousand and ten to early two thousand and nine hundred thirty five reports of mostly young people getting seizures after using e.c.a. eggs or of apes or whatever you want to call them so the f.d.a. thought you know this is a little bit suspicious and this is something that we should look into now i know the number seems pretty small i mean if this was some sort of scientific test the group would be unscientific in this in this matter but at the same time seizures i mean that is a pretty serious thing that's happening to these people so obviously the f.d.a. is taking this seriously now here's a statement from the f.d.a. it will give us a little bit more of idea what they're looking at because they're not necessarily blaming themselves so what the f.d.a. is saying is we have reports indicating that so

alex mahela veges log on to breakdown while ways from relative obscurity to a household name and finally walk again is making major moves again with legacy institution jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research at london's the hand to break down all the latest block a new all of that directly ahead but first we had some. life let's go. a tiny of the screws on iran leads our global report today as u.s. president donald trump puts an end to exemption for sanctions against the oil nation previously eight countries china greece india italy japan south korea taiwan and turkey or granted waivers regarding the u.s. sanctions against iran energy sector now the white house has announced that president trouble will not reissue those waivers effectively making those nations subject to sanctions under u.s. laws as of may second white house press secretary sara sanders said this decision is intended to rein iran's oil exports to zero u.s. secretary of state mike pump a claim that iran's regional rivals saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are working with the u.s. to boost oil output which

r t's alex mahela legend joins us for more. hi alex hello there so we got a lot to get there today huawei that he did one. humanitarian support came in and things are looking really good by the company tell us about it yeah well he's performing really really well almost forty percent up year after year that translates to about twenty seven billion dollars profit margin of eight percent a little bit better than last year so we were seeing definitely that was a way is moving in the pluses looking when you compared to other companies that are also focused on smartphones as a part of their a bigger scheme of things a while ways really kicking but there's no other way to put it samsung for example we talked about just a few weeks ago samsung is not performing very well there it's part of sort of stagnated with sales numbers and their numbers are not really showing anything that is of interest to investors especially if this is what is the leader even companies like apple hey i got an i phone but it looks like i'm behind because appl

see a society without cash well some nations are well on their way she getting there are these alex mahela that it's going to take a look at how countries are. and later china's industry is getting pummeled but how much of it will still over into other markets for a list of trading to help us slice through all the parts market details all of that directly ahead so first we have some headline let's go. video conferencing software companies room priced at thirty six dollars a share last night and today jumped by an astounding eighty one percent shares opened up trading at sixty five dollars and is holding well now this soon i.p.o. is trading under ticker symbol on the nasdaq this is very different than zoom technologies an online security training company ticker symbol zero zero zero zero trading over the counter as a penny stock last month. was worth a few pennies but in the last thirty days it has popped fifty six thousand percent since the close yesterday z o m was up one hundred percent from investor excitement and euphoria over the i.p.o. that excitement has since died down as investors

this realm with developing nations in the region taking the lead with more we're joined by our t's alex mahela vish in toronto hi alex how are you. are you good so southeast asia is experiencing a true. when this growth of middle class and vietnam is emerging as a religious find religion then tie cobb the government that now planning on launching a cash flow system by twenty twenty tell us more about this plan. the government's been active pushing this cashless system idea for quite a while since two thousand and eight to be absolutely exact now if you look at it it's a really good arena to push this out vietnam's a perfect country to do this if you look at the society right now ninety five million people only about forty percent have bank accounts anymore and there's one hundred twenty million mobile accounts so it's fresh and it's ready to go they have a good mobile system and that's only upgrading from where it is right now it's really a leader in this respect when it comes to asia now when we look at the way people are paying they're using these cashless systems as we do here i mean come o

european union has been caught in the crossfire but just how much of that has affected the blog argues alex mahela visuals that through the state of shipping among american allies plus as the global market showing trends of slowing down india's auto manufacturing is on the rise. and lauren fix up behind the wheel to give us through to drive us through the indian auto market and help us through some of the other vehicle headlines and later bad boy of the banking world wells fargo is back in the middle controversy led nailer of the.

alex mahela vege joins us from toronto with mar hi alex area. kristie how are you guys if the again so alex let's start with sam sam what's the latest. well as you just said the we know samsung is there a massive technology giant a sixty percent operating cost you're after a year that's when you're considering the first quarter of two thousand and nineteen much of this obviously has to do with smartphones as we're talking about and one big indicator here and when you think sam so you know we might think of their galaxy phone or their phones but samsung goes beyond that samsung supplies many parts chips and screens excedrin to other cell phone makers so they've seen a big drop in orders for that as well and these are all indicators that the whole entire market it's not just sent is just samsung is feeling this drop in consumers want to for so phones or shall i say smartphones in general now one of the big factors here is when you turn this around the amount of money that is being lost here so the company estimate of the operating profit for the f

and now to break down how all of this will affect other producers we welcome our to correspondent alex mahela dish. so with all the blacklist on the iranian oil we see the opec oil producers and others are proceeding cautiously with their reactions what can we expect. well let's see what we're seeing right let's talk about what we're seeing right now and that's people like you and me and our viewers who are driving cars they've seen the numbers jump or rather you go to the gas station everything's got a little bit more expensive and this is something that we're going to see happen over the next few months and it's something that we've seen about six months ago this is the biggest spike in the six months so we're talking according to our b c capital markets they're saying that about don't dissipate and loss about seven hundred fifty thousand barrels a day once you shut down the rant that kills or kicks in i should say to the whole ecosystem of things when it comes to oil and obviously it affects the countries that. these waivers most prominently and that there were eight countries but five act

soon see a society without cash well some places are well on their way to getting their artie's alex mahela venture to take a look at how countries are sound and later china's foreign ministry is getting pummeled but how much of it will spill over into other markets horowitz above the trading side to help us life through all the parts market details all of that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. video conferencing software company room priced at thirty six dollars a share last night and today jumped by an astounding eighty one percent shares opened up trading at sixty five dollars and is holding well now this soon i.p.o. is trading under ticker symbol on the nasdaq this is very different than zoom technology. he's an online security training company ticker symbol zero zero zero and trading over the counter as a penny stock last month the o.o.m. was worth a few pennies but in the last thirty days it has popped fifty six thousand percent since the close yesterday the o.o.m. was up one hundred percent from investor excitement and euphoria over the i.p.o. that excitement h

european union has been caught in the crossfire but just how much of that has affected the long argued alex mahela visuals for the state of shipping among american allies. as a global on a market showing signs of slowing down india's auto manufacturing is on the rise. lauren fix up behind the wheel to give us through to drive us through the indian auto market and help us through some of the other vehicle headlines and later bad boy of the banking world wells fargo is back in the middle controversy carla naylor of the public citizen joins us to break down the bank heated annual meeting all of that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. and international summit where china's project of the century it leads our global report today as world leaders gather in beijing to discuss the bell and road initiative the read a forum is the third of its kind and thirty seven world leaders are expected to attend a moment notable absences at the summit are neighboring india and turkey which is protesting china's treatment of the we are muslim terror minority while the united states will be represe

has a big thing in the cost r t correspondent alex mahela that joins us to cut through the snow. and finally. taylor letterman a simpler trading post and has some of the up and comers all of that directly ahead but first let's have some headlines. another sign of a slowdown in europe's largest economy these are global report today as german manufacturing orders dropped sharply the latest figures from germany's better also statistical office shows a four point two percent slump in february manufacturing orders your rear that's an eight point four decline that's huge while germany is not technically. in a recession it appears to be right on the cusp the last two quarters came in slightly negative and flat if it had been two consecutive quarters that were negative that would have been a textbook recession case and germany economy ministry cited a lack of foreign demand which they expect will continue to weigh on economic.

while away is managing to soar despite constant pressure from the united states artie's alex mahela veges logs on to break down hallways pass from relative obscurity to household name and finally block chain is making major moves again with legacy institutions jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research lend us a hand to break down all the latest watch chain is all of that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. a tightening of the screws on our on leads our global report today as u.s. president donald trump puts an end to exemption for sanctions against the oil nation previously eight countries china greece india italy japan south korea taiwan and turkey or granted waivers regarding the u.s. sanctions against iran energy sector now the white house has announced that president trouble will not issue those waivers effectively making those nations subject to sanctions under u.s. laws as of may second white house press secretary sara sanders said this decision is intended to bring iran's oil exports to zero u.s. secretary of state mike pump a claim that ir

soon see a society without cash well some nations are well on their way to getting their argues alex mahela veges going to take a look at how countries are being sent. and later china's foreign ministry is getting pummeled but how much of it will sell over into other markets horowitz trading to help us life through all the parts market details all of that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. video conferencing software company zoom price that thirty six dollars a share last night and today jumped by an astounding eighty one percent shares opened up trading at sixty five dollars and is holding well now this soon i.p.o. is trading under ticker symbol on the nasdaq this is very different bands.