and there's talk of taking argos to the u.s. and leveraging that format there to grow sales that's what it's about it's the e-commerce and non-food that are the big synergies where they cannot only drive cost savings but bring innovation and new store formats and product innovation >> are you expecting this deal to go through? will it be met with resistance from regulators? >> there has certainly been discussions around that. it will be mid 2019 when the full decision is made. considering we have 3.5 billion marked to the merger, there's confidence it will go through. when you look at the wider picture, there shouldn't be much resistance to that happening >> something else that struck me from your notes, you're saying on the e-commerce side for sainsbury, both are bigger than amazon in the u.s. it surprises me both of these companies are still relatively more profitable than amazon in the uk here? >> i think it's when you look at it, it's the convenience and choice amazon have speed, prime now that's where they're encouraging mo

in terms of sainsbury's, it is now working with argos, its bought argos, that is all happening, but withnt with carrefour, what do sainsbury's need to do now? tough times in the uk grocery market, online sales gathering pace, and as you say, argos has been integrated into sainsbury's, which is going well, and now sainsbury's is going well, and now sainsbury's is looking to merge with undo, that is looking to merge with undo, that is with the competition commission at the moment, but that will allow to exercise more muscle in the market and roll—out argos stores within the asda estate, a tantalising prospect. much more on all the results that are around this morning on the business live page, including news that uber could be looking at a deal with careem, its middle east and rear —— middle eastern rival. it just middle east and rear —— middle eastern rival. itjust got its licence back to work in london, but it is now talking about a deal with careem, it could take a majority sta ke, careem, it could take a majority stake, a firm that is based in dubai. much more detail there on the busin

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plans for industry and how they fit into the current global trade scenario i'm joined by ilya norton argo foreign trade expert at the association of german chambers of commerce and industry good to have you with us let me start by asking you where do you see opportunities for german industry to cooperate with china and want to be a win win situation for both. industry four point zero is the leading topic in the next decade china's the biggest market the biggest trading partner of germany so of course we have to talk about the question how do we call parade how do we do innovation together because as we see right now in that fragmenting trade world it is very important in new topics to build up a level playing field all around the globe in germany and china together with europe very very important partners in that ok now this meeting of course today comes at a time when the united states is pushing towards a trade war with china how does that raul impacting german chinese economic relations. well it's impacting german businesses in china in the u.s. and in germany interlinked it is very ve

the upcoming quarter finals is next meryl from our sports us max great to have you here we've got argo i first as france today tell us what we can. well france went into the tournament as one of the big big favorites alongside germany spain and brazil germany and spain of course gone now so france even bigger favorites than before and possibly quite possibly mostly because of killian they have a great squad but he's really stood out as the star we can see him here warming up going through the motions in training he's ferociously fast only nineteen years old became the second most expensive player officially now in the transfer window although he moved last month's window and scored twice against argentina so he's going to be the man to watch on the flip side year ago i have a great footballing history and they've been fantastic in the tournament so far will talk a bit more about them but the history is incredible because they hosted the first world cup won the first world cup that was in one nine hundred thirty one of the ghana nine hundred fifty since then not so much luck the best is

rising through june 30, matching estimates but marking the slowest growth since in company acquired argosflecting a price reductions in areas like fresh meat, fruit, vegetable. it has been plowing money to close the gap with the market leader tesco and discounters such as aldi and leidl. let's get down to deutsche bank, it is down 2%. to launder been used --ating to a a point $8.3 billion. this is after findings of an internal investigation of its money laundering breaches in september. it has caused a scandal in denmarl and consequently, shares. suffered ahead of today. down by 2%anske three that is a look at european markets. let's check in with bloomberg first word news with emma chandra. british police say two people are in critical condition after being exposed to what is being called an unknown agents. it took place eight miles from where the former russian spy and her daughter was poisoned by a nerve agents. prime minister has pleaded not guilty to corruption charges. a was arrested involving state fund and says he denies wrongdoing and will fight the charges. the senate intelligen

so loose argo just couldn't get this song out of his head. as ecologist began searching for the source of these captives. sounds. and found that deep in the rain forest in central africa. the bike up people. going out. in the mud to the left was a biblical flood but the only one. my little costs it was some and i did buy their culture that he stayed. only a promise to a son was made suddenly of the jungle and returned to the concrete and glass john. the result reverse culture shock. for. you realize how strange artificial clearly connected to life. was. the prize winning documentary from the forest starts aug ninth on d w. play. people in the west african country of mali have been voting for a new president but the poll has been disrupted by several minutes and to tax incumbent it to him. is seeking a second five year term his main rival is opposition candidates who might say a former finance minister there was also unrest in the run.

more than 100 employees from the art institute are losing their jobs along with 78 people at argos university. students unable to finish degrees you will be eligible for tuition reductions or grants. enrollment has stopped at both schools. >>> the university of california says a record number of in-state students have been accepted for the fall semester. uc nine under grad campuses offered spots to more than 95,000 california students. the in state students include 27,000 transfer students mostly from community colleges. >>> time is 5:25 a robo call with racial overtones is being linked to a bay area candidate for congress. still ahead, part of the message from that controversial phone call. >>> also, a bay area music festival has now been cancelled. what made one local rapper suspicious about it from the very beginning. >>> northbound 280, a live look at it here. it looks good coming around the corner to highway 17. >>> fog is there but by later, tropical clouds look like they want to pay a visit. we'll see what's in store then. >>> thursday morning july 12th, i'm dave clark. pam cook will b

argos has seen its biggest week ever for paddling pool sales — it sold an average of 15 paddling pools 154,000 sales for a course in total. building sandcastles was also high on the agenda for sun—loving families, with argos selling over 21,000 bags of play sand, enough to fill over 13 articulated lorries. place and is really popular with kids and adults alike because you just come home and pretend you're on the beach. no, you don't. meanwhile, bbq sales continued to sizzle, up 239% year—on—year. garden accessories were also in high demand with gazebos up 252%, there a sausage with lots of sweetcorn. wowcher are reporting that a 1341% increase in sales of fans and cooling systems this week. personally, i'm not a big fan of fans, but they do call you down. do we have a picture of the man? i have no idea what that is. was that advertising? why have i shown you a picture of radishes? because apparently, simon, sales of the pink pepper re—route vegetable rises significantly when the weather improves. because basically, people want to make salads and radishes look good, they are salads and

when that boat is found, all those life jackets argoing to be on there because no body pulled one offet. the n-t-s-b is on the ground and looking into the incident, which happened around 7 p.m. local time thursday when a massive storm hit the area, spawning 60 mile per hour wind gusts and strong waves.earl weener / ntsb board member: we're working to interview the survivors and the witnesses to gather physical evidence, particularly perishable evidence. we'll be taking some evidence back with us to washington d.c. for further examination.in branson, missouri, i'm camila bernal. ( marty )duck boat tours in san francisco stopped three years ago. when the company ceased operations. but there are a handful of ferry companies that carry about ten-thousand people a day, mainly commuters. the companies say rider safety is a key priority. the ferry boats vary in size, but all carry rafts to accomodate more than the total passenger load, as are life jackets which are stored under seats and in cabinets on board. <"in over 25 years of operation we have never had any of these equipment deployed h