the asian giants have been going through the modern demographic era since the 1960's, and countries likeia and indonesia are already reaching its late stages. but for this region here, africa, the demographic trend is more like the early stages of the modern era. high fertility, and ever decreasing child mortality rates. that is why sub-saharan africa is now leading the global population growth. that was once led by the asian countries in the last few decades. and today, we are seeing the geopolitical consequences of that demographic shift. the economic axis of the world moved towards asia. but their fertility rates are also slowly declining. china, one of the biggest contributors to global economic and demographic growth in the last few decades, saw its population decrease in 2022 for the first time in 60 years. india is going to keep growing, and already surpassed china in 2023. but in a few decades its , population will also start decreasing. while the african population represented 7% of the world in the early 1900s, by the end of this century, it will more likely be 37%. so, africa

the asian technology giant foxconn is not a houshold name — but it makes many of the components thated in taiwan, it finds itself caught between the us and china. karishma vaswani has been speaking exclusively to foxconn�*s chairman young liu about how it navigates the increased tensions between the two superpowers. the changing of the guard at taiwan's national revolutionary martyrs' shrine. this is an island that's always been on edge. it's a self—ruled territory with democratic elections. but china sees it as a rebel region that must be reunited with the mainland by force if necessary, which has led to companies like foxconn, headquartered in taiwan, having to re—evaluate their options. your operations are headquartered here. you are a vital part of the taiwanese economy. what's the business contingency plan here? the diversification is one way as a business... as a ceo, i had to think about what if the worst case happened? so, we are doing something, some bcp planning. hopefully it will not happen, but we have to be prepared. foxconn�*s success has been leveraging the relationshi

new lada aura this is a very comfortable car , whose price matches the quality for our giants avtovaz and gas, the asian market has always been a priority; the west failed to strangle the russian auto industry with sanctions, according to deputy prime minister denis manturov. it is possible that the production of our legendary ones will be resumed. those capacities that were created by foreign partners in western europe and that have left these productions today. they will be adapted and modernized for the production of those passenger cars that colleagues from gas will be interested in, uh. so to speak, special attention at the exhibition is promising developments in the field of artificial intelligence and robotics, familiar to everyone, the game of air hockey is the task of scoring opponents into the goal. but here i am confronted, not by a man, but by a robot on the stand of the game of the future , a manipulator is installed, on which there is a video camera. she responds to green light. call him, of course, the task is not an easy one. well, in this round, the man lost in the car , the prime minis

the key giant asian markets have been lifting the orders. very impressive considering it is just 2% of india's imports. menaka: you pointed out this is all the status coming in just before the opec meeting over the weekend. how are the other suppliers going to view this increasing share that russia occupies in india's crude basket? rakesh: it is surprising to see that india's voracious appetite for russian crude is coming and traditionally suppliers and others. the shares are going down to 596,000 barrels a day which is lower. the markets will defend the appetite and -- because of lockdowns induced by the covid outbreak. now india's demand is growing and we are seeing saudi share in the oil basket going considerably down. the final thing is it does not bother saudi arabia much because it has other markets and trade lines have shifted. they supplying volumes to europe. we have to see where it goes. yvonne: rakesh sharma, asia oil trading reporter joining us from new delhi for that story. a big question is what will they do with all that money

almost perfectly underground, 245 sanctions, the subway, a giant collector for water drainage, and so on. after the war, the so-called east asianmodel of the economy was formed, which enabled japan to recover very quickly and move forward. all other countries in the region then recovered according to the model of japan and south korea and vietnam and china , and that is why japan really has accumulated fantastic experience. and we are now trying to gain this experience, but in general, japan is ready to allocate financial resources on a bilateral basis through this platform that will be created for the reconstruction of ukraine. powerful infrastructure projects and i really dream that among these projects there will be a system of high-speed shinkan trains if you go to the machine surgery of the concern you will understand everything when you arrive you will leave and say i want to go to simferopol on this particular train i want that it is weak because it is incredibly comfortable, it is effective when you drive 300 km/h , you absolutely do not feel that you are moving at such a speed. this will change the face of ukraine . th

asian trading. can we have the tech giant at one point hitting an all-time high, just to reserve against as they announceixed reality headset of about $3500. this will come in early 2024. bloomberg intelligence saying given the high price tag, we may not expect huge adoption among u.s. consumers, maybe more for corporations, so the sales volume may not be as high. you can see the pressure on apple supplier names. look at how crypto assets are trading as well. we had the sec saluting binance and its ceo changpeng zhao for breaking securities rules. we had seen their downside pressure on crypto-currencies. bitcoin rebounding in the asian session slightly after filing the most in almost three months. crypto related stocks across asia now under pressure. let's turn to bloomberg's su keenan who joins us with more of what is happening with binance and its ceo. so what exactly is the s.e.c's case? su: market manipulation, securities violation, and fraud. it is a 136-page complaint, outlining 13 separate violations, largely that they mishandled customer funds, lied to u.s. regulators and investors -- particularl

asian nation is showing a "strong commitment" to implementing economic reforms. elon musk has reclaimed his title as the world's richest person, knocking the boss of luxury goods giantloomberg's billionaires index, his net worth has soared by more than $55 billion since january after a rise in the value of his electric car company, tesla. he's now estimated to be worth $192 billion. the head of lmvh, bernard arnault, is in the second spot, withjeff bezos and bill gates in third and fourth positions. and staying with elon musk — he's being accused of insider trading by investors who lost billions by trading the cryptocurrency dogecoin. in a filing to manhattan federal court, a group of investors allege he used twitter posts, paid online influencers, and even used an appearince on the tv show saturday night live to boost the value of dogecoin before selling $124 million worth. at one point, the twitter owner replaced the company's blue bird logo with dogecoin�*s shiba inu dog logo, seeing dogecoin�*s price jump by almost a third. a lawyer for musk and tesla declined to comment. back to washington, i think we are about to see the vote starting shortly on that bill to r

asian session. the s&p 500 back about that 4200 level. retail traders also writing the ai wave. tech giants bongos continuing to fall. yields fallen ahead of that friday's job report. the dollar also fell after data showed sluggishness. activity numbers shrinking. we have wti on all of that risk assessment. let's bring in our cross asset reporter. let's start with market moves. was it all about tech nai again? >> another day of that nasdaq 100 outperformance. it is not just today. in the last three months we had the nasdaq 100 outperforming the russell 2000 small caps by 20 percentage points. that was the biggest outperformance since 2000. it is unclear what is going to stop this. that could stop the rally. it is really uncleared. we are heading into this report with the vix at its lowest since november of 2021. stocks are pretty calm heading into tomorrow. >> we heard from patrick today. repeating his call for a fed pause on rate hikes. >> this is the second day in a row the philadelphia reserve bank has said this. yesterday he was echoed by philip jefferson. chris we should not be reactin

giants from our market. unless retail chains have lost the status of official dealers of most european american and a number of asian automakers , the scheme for importing a car has changed. what is being sold to us now and what is the degree of risk when buying a new foreign car. although this is still a question, but the new lena such cars are sold from former official dealers. they act very simply they write on the machine with 20 km mileage, used i drive it is clear that this is a new car mileage is only 20 km. then why b / y, yes, because according to the documents the car already has. there is an owner of a certain individual, in whose name the car was imported into our country. this invisible citizen, of course, is not . even the manager at the car dealership does not know him, who offers you to sign a contract of sale and walks the seat in the car still in the film ; because these cars are privately imported , they are not intended for operation on the territory of russia and the sellers private persons who sell them, e.g., are transported in this way. naturally, the dealer center of this brand does not prov

a giant 5000 year old tooth of an asian mastiff, dane was found on a santa cruz beach .was first spotted one week ago, but then disappeared. so people started combing the beach for it, including members of the santa cruz museum of natural history on tuesday. this week it was found somewhere else along the beach and donated to the museum. the tooth will be on display at the santa cruz museum of natural history this weekend. before determining its future. wow. 736 let's get you out the door friday light for the most part, right south. that's right. we do have better conditions, however, at the bay bridge, we do have a backup right now. this is the heart of the commute for a friday. and it's pretty crowded. even that ramp from 8 to 80 has become filled in right now. and we're watching to make sure that nothing is on the bridge now, we do see the traffic is doing okay as you drive up the incline, but it does get busy across 880. north is okay. it's a little slow, southbound 884 16th, there was a crash there, but northbound traffic is also a little bit slow. if you're driving

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