cutting thousands of jobs at a reasonable trade agreement with brussels can't be made soon simonson b.m.w. have also been vocal about their concerns not everyone is happy about the pressure from the business community well i just thought it's completely inappropriate for businesses to me to be making these kinds of threats for one very simple reason we are in an absolutely critical moment in the discussions and what that means is that we need to get behind a reason way to deliver the best possible bracks it a clean break so others went even further secretary of state and no one bracks a tear boris johnson allegedly used an expletive saying business at a recent private event expressing little concern for the worries of the corporate community a spokesman later tonight johnson used foul language. now on wednesday british and european business and union representatives put in a joint plead to leaders in london and brussels ahead of this week's european union summit they want details and they want them now the statements siamese together represent twenty million employers and forty five million wor

cutting thousands of jobs at a reasonable trade agreement with brussels can't be made soon simonson b.m.w. have also been vocal about their concerns not everyone is happy about the pressure from the business community well i just thought it's completely inappropriate for businesses to make to be making these kinds of threats for one very simple reason we are in an absolutely critical moment in the discussions and what that means is that we need to get behind a reason made to deliver the best possible breck's it a clean break so others went even further secretary of state and no one bracks it's here boris johnson allegedly used an expletive saying business at a recent private event expressing little concern for the worries of the corporate community a spokesman later tonight johnson used foul language. now on wednesday british and european business and union representatives put in a joint plead to leaders in london and brussels ahead of this week's european union summit they want details and they want them now the statements siamese together river sent twenty million employers and forty five mil

from the association of german chambers of industry and calmest great to have your analysis thank you. well german companies b.m.w. and siemens have joined ad boss in voicing their concerns about staying and investing in britain citing on certainty surrounding a post brigs it deal with the e.u. now that criticism was magnified by a new survey among business leaders in six e.u. countries a nearly half of eight hundred executives polled by the new bacon mackenzie said deficit reduced investment in the u.k. since the brig's it the vote ever said last week that a no deal scenario might lead it to move thousands of jobs abroad the us government continues to review its trade relations with the world but china and the e.u. have reiterated their opposition to washington's protectionist stance and their own commitment to the existing global trade order senior officials from china and the e.u. met in beijing earlier to conclude talks on a bilateral investment deal chinese deputy prime minister you he said he hopes europe would ease its controls on exports to china and the european commission vice president turn called on c

b.m.w. and siemens have joined airbus in voicing their concerns about staying and investing in britain the companies all cite uncertainty surrounding the post breaks that deal with the e.u. a criticism magnified by a new survey among business leaders in six e.u. countries really half of the eight hundred executives whole bible from mckenzie that their firms have reduced investment in the u.k. since the breaks of thought aeronautics company air bus said last week that a no deal scenario might lead to moving thousands of jobs abroad women in saudi arabia no longer stuck in the passenger seat authorities have started to issue driver's licenses to women again on sunday the first female drivers were able to get behind the wheel but to what extent is that a case of giving women more freedom and to what extent is it about giving the economy a boost. getting into the car to drive to work or on our hands it's a first for most saudi women who are literally forced to take a backseat for the last sixty years through louche narry nature of the move makes even mundane tasks exciting it's my first car. with a very

b.m.w. roadster most have a bigger and more powerful battery says wind so an all electric tower you know have a range of around forty kilometers and a top speed of one hundred twenty kilometers per hour that's one of france's. braces in germany started one hundred fifty five thousand euro making the i hate roadster around eighteen grand more expensive than the latest i. think that's a that's the first s.u.v. they take it as an aim to please. as many drivers as possible so now here it comes in the sporty f.r. version of. the new addition is also aimed at customers who appreciate the higher driving position of an s.u.v. but still want to dynamic appearance. in this case that means standard fitted eighteen inch alloy wheels spin and rear windows and l e v headlights. the high gloss black real sports the f r logo. s.p.p. a taking f. or has a choice of four anschutz to gasoline into diesel with outputs of one hundred ten and one hundred forty kilowatts respectively in monaco i was checking out the more powerful diesel unit which he finds quite a bit of fun and delivers what the exterior promises a

b.m.w. and siemens have joined us in voicing their concerns about staying and investing it britain the companies all cite uncertainty surrounding a post for exit deal with the e.u. and that criticism was magnified by new survey among business leaders in six e.u. countries the hoffa of eight hundred executives polled by the new bacon mckenzie said their firms had reduced investment in the u.k. since the briggs it aeronautics company air bus said last week that a no deal scenario might lead it to move thousands of jobs abroad. well the u.s. government continues to review its trade relations with the world but china and the e.u. have reiterated their opposition to washington's protectionist stance and their own commitment to the existing global trade order senior officials from china and the e.u. met in beijing earlier on monday to conclude talks on a bilateral investment deal chinese a deputy prime minister said to you hey said he hopes europe would ease its controls on exports to china the european commission vice president in turn called on china to ease market access restrictions and tackle tha

b.m.w. and siemens have joined dead bussin voicing their concerns about staying and investing in britain companies will cite uncertainty around a post briggs's deal with the european union and their criticism was magnified by a new survey among business leaders in six eight new countries in the hall or eight hundred executives polled by bacon mckenzie said their firms had reduced investment in the u.k. since the breaks it vote aeronautics company said last week that no deal scenario might lead to moving thousands of jobs abroad. well it seems that germany's economy is facing some headwinds this year economic research institute recently cut germany's twenty eight hundred growth forecast to one point eight percent down from two point six percent and made an escalating trade skirmish between the u.s. and. it's been a tricky year for germany twenty eighteen began with an economic growth slowdown between march and january b. economy only group zero point three percent that's half the rate recorded in the previous quarter and the outlook isn't great germany is facing headwinds both at home and abroad. i

b.m.w. and siemens have joined us in voicing their concerns about staying and investing in britain the companies all cite uncertainty surrounding a post briggs it deal with the european union now their criticism was magnified by a new survey among business leaders in six you can trace hall with eight hundred executives polled by the new bacon mckenzie said their firms had reduced investment since the u.k. a. while aeronautics company and boss said last week that a new deal scenario might need it to move thousands of jobs uproot. sunday was the highest scoring day at the watch comp so fun to share that excitement to have with me ed mccambridge sports desk and to take us through all this goes welcome ed you must be ecstatic with that kind of england result well this is one of those rare world cup days where as an englishman i can come and speak to you guys with a big smile plastered across my face yes it was panama yes england were expected to win this game comfortably but it was still an impressive results especially given the low expectation on england going into this tournament one of the young

car makers more access into an important market well that's what's already happening you have the likes of b.m.w and v.w. and together they employ thirty thousand people more than thirty thousand people in the u.s. with another eighty thousand jobs linked to the manufacturing operations in the u.s. so it's not clear what whether this strategy will work out for donald trump in the end you know in frankfurt for us thank you briggs it might be looming about so fun vestas appear on the wanted by trust in britain and seen through a mains high according to a survey by a consultancy firm and young the u.k. is still the number one destination for foreign direct investment in europe last year so a six percent hike in investment projects that are creating around fifty thousand new jobs the main reason increased involvement by u.s. companies also on the heels of the u.k. meanwhile is germany which has also seen investment projects climb by six percent. and that's all you a business that. box to be over that was tennis was pretty good hard but we've got someone better he's called the king of clay for a reas

car makers more access into an important market well that's what's already happening you have the likes of b.m.w and v.w. and together they employ thirty thousand people more than thirty thousand people in the u.s. with another eighty thousand jobs linked to the manufacturing operations in the u.s. so it's not clear what whether this strategy will work out for donald trump in the end you know the law in frankfurt force thank you. that's all your business spots you happy thanks guard one happy carmaker though ferrari as sebastian fattal storm to victory at the canadian grand prix the win now puts him at the top of the driver's standings by a single point that all started the race from pole position and had no trouble staying in front of the pack meanwhile his rival lewis hamilton of mercedes hit his lowest point this season finishing fifth. picked up his third win of the year and that means joy for his ferrari team as they took back the overall lead and rounding out the podium or state his driver about terry in second and red bulls mocks their stop in in third. hour is called the king of clay for

use already mentioned that there might be other terrorist victims do we already have some names taking the brands. well b.m.w comes to mind first and foremost as another one a very likely candidate because just like di miller it produces some models in the united states and only there and it exports them from there to all over the world to europe and to china and to other markets and it would be affected as well but how much of that goes through to the balance sheet we don't know also other manufacturers like bulbul it has a new factory in there tonight it states and is warning now that the current situation can affect the number of jobs there and don't lose it out of your sight the u.s. will also be affected we hear china as having a look at how it can punish firms in the dow. more tit for tat today are quite obviously one of us in frankfurt thank you so much. our time to celebrate and to say congratulations that's right to new zealand of course because we know now it's a girl new zealand's prime minister just in the arden has given birth to her first child amid a flurry of excitement in the country and a p

from the association of german chambers of industry and commerce great to have your analysis thank you. german companies b.m.w. and siemens who joined us in voicing their concerns about staying and investing in britain the companies all cite uncertainty surrounding a post break as it deal with the european union their criticism was magnified by a new by a new survey among business leaders in six e.u. countries maybe hoffa eight of eight hundred executives polled by the north firm baker mackenzie so there had reduced investment in the u.k. since the briggs it aeronautics company said last week that a no deal scenario might lead to it moving thousands of jobs abroad. sunday was the highest scoring day of the world cup so far and we have became bridge from v.w. sports to break down all the goals and wow there were a lot of goals we have to first of course talk about england well yet this was one of those rare occasions i was an englishman where you get to come on to speak to guys during the world cup with a smile on your face yes it was only panama yes they were expected to win comfortably but it was still an in

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b.m.w. in the auto supplier continental and over in the landfill at chrysler it's also down quite sharply while other stocks have recovered but you can see on the board behind me that the near the end of the line near my head the first thing downwards out was the trump tweet and then people said well he says that if the barriers are not broken down soon on u.s. goods then we will be placing this twenty percent tariff well that seems to be to some here a perspective for negotiation and indeed people i've talked to here over the past days and voices from other places as well like the auto dealers association which respects presents the industry says negotiate it's true that german cars are taxed levied less in the u.s. than u.s. cars here there's something we can give them and prevent this trade war around eight hundred thousand people here in germany work in the kind of street. this is a trump have support for this terror with war that that is waging in his own party specially when it comes to an eighteen long standing paul as like the e.u. . well this is an area where he actually doesn't have the full support of

don't take our agricultural products barely they don't take a lot of what we have and yet they send mercedes in to us they send b.m.w. xin to us by the millions it's very unfair and it's very unfair to our workers and i'm going to straighten it out and it won't even be tough. thank you. go ahead. i would like to involve congress yes and no i have a good relationship with justin trudeau i really did other than he had a news conference that he had because he assumed i was in an airplane and i was in watching he learned that's going to cost a lot of money for the people of canada he learnt you can't do that you can't do that we left we had a very good relationship i've had a good relationship with justin i have a good relationship with oh i have a very good relationship with merkel but when nato we're paying four point two percent she's paying one percent of the much smaller g.d.p. than we're we're paying four point two percent on a much larger we're paying for i mean anyone can say from sixty to ninety percent of nato and we're protecting countries of europe and then on top of it they kill us on trade so we just can't

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b.m.w. as well and the big auto supplier continental also down by over two percent and of course it's having an effect on the general mood in the sentiment and the numbers in the general market the dax is also down and european shares not doing so well. it shouldn't be that much of a surprise because one knew the time lower makes as you have these which usually earn a lot of money in the united states and exports a good part of them to china would have been affected by tariffs and one shouldn't also be surprised diesel gave us a lot of money but investors were and one analyst said you know the first profit morning might not be the last that's probably part of the loss additionally today and b.m.w. also forced to say today it's leaving its forecast unchanged whether that stays that way will see all right well the eurozone finance mr minister a meeting in luxembourg today and under seventy something that the financial world is watching with great interest so what do they hope to hear from that meeting. solution a decision on greece the last instalment on the last bailout package for that over

b.m.w. in the obvious supplier continental and over in the landfill at chrysler it's also down quite sharply while other stocks have recovered but you can see on the board behind me that being near the end of the line near my head the first thing down words that was the trump tweet and then people said well he says that if the barriers are not broken down soon on u.s. goods then we will be placing this twenty percent tariff well that seems to be to some here perspective for a negotiation and indeed people i've talked to here over the past days and the voices from other places as well like the auto dealers association which rest represents the industry says negotiate it's true that german cars are taxed levied less in the u.s. than u.s. cars here there's something we can give them and prevent this trade war around eight hundred thousand people here in germany work in the car industry. this is a trump have support for this terror with war that he that he's waging in his own party specially when it comes to eliminating longstanding pod as like the new. well this is an area where he actually doesn't have the full suppo

b.m.w. and volkswagen also losing heavily and auto supplier continental one of the largest in the world also going down by two and a half percent because people assume that the troubles that time were having with the effects of tariffs on sales are also going to be affecting the other companies and the sector of course also has the diesel scandal and i don't know if the company itself can already evaluate how heavily that will hit the balance sheet and i think that's also part of the investors' problem what else will it be will they're becoming besides the wording that came today on the profit and that was only bought in front for talking to me earlier finance ministers needs today to discuss greece the aid package to athens is set to expire in late august by the time the bailouts and oftens will have received more than three hundred billion euros from both the e.u. the international monetary fund and exchange greece cuts down on public spending and passed crucial reforms to shore up its economy time for athens to go it alone. greece hopes it will soon be able to stand on its own two feet again that's why some of its creditors including the united on money terry funded the european stabil

have a it's priceless so do i but what if i closely. compared to other classic cars the man for first generation b.m.w. seven series models is relatively low so prices remain moderate but no matter what is market value done you wouldn't trade in his green b.m.w. for anything. the. next time i'm driving test the new eighty six. and take a closer look at hyundai's i thirty fastback. thank you. the both. the but. the but. the. the but. the be. the be. cool. climate change the the scene in the booth environmental projects. globalization. biodiversity species conservation exploitation the quality. of human rights the body's placement the cold chills the global economy to a local actually global three thousand and thirty minutes on d w. a school exercise book filled with stories of war atrocities written by people who want justice for a flea come. this picture was taken in donkey in the us it's in an exercise for my long side many other shelters are being a little more in the news the range of women and girls to one long two children. a free card. one winning documentary starting june fourteenth on d. w. . t

b.m.w. cars by the millions, we send them a bushle of corn and he had he -- they reject it. they don't want our corn. because they have their farmers. ok, i understand. but, you know, if you don't want our agricultural product, we don't want your cars. i mean, you know it's not such a complicated formula. and they're going to come back and they're going to say, let's talk. frankly, don't tell them i said it, but they already have. don't ever tell them i said that. it will screw up my negotiations. but we're doing good. european union, they're great. they're great people. and it will all work out. many, many other cases. we've actually made a deal with south korea. we took the deal, i expired it. it was a terrible deal. it was supposed to give us $2 -- 250,000 jobs, done by hillary clinton, and she was right, it did give 250,000 jobs. so she was right. it gave to south korea. not to us. this was not a good deal. but we renegotiated the deal and subject to signing, i always say subject to signing because lots of things happen, if it did happen, that's fine, but we made a new deal with south korea. wonderful deal for bot

b.m.w. ars by the millions, we send them a bushel of corn and they reject it. they don't want our corn. because they haveheir farmers. ok, i understand. but, you know, if you don't want our agricultural product, we don't want your cars. i mean, you know it's not such a complicated formula. and they're going to come back and they're going to say, let's talk. frankly, don't tell them i said it, but they already have. don't ever tell them i said that. it will screw up my negotiations. but we're doing good. european union, they're great. they're great people. and it will all work out. many, many other cases. we've actually made a deal with south korea. we took the deal, i expired it. t was a terrible deal. it was supposed to give us 250,000 jobs, done by hillary clinton, and she was right, it did give 250,000 jobs. so she was right. it gave to south korea. not to us. this was not a good deal. but we renegotiated the deal and subject to signing, i always say subject to signing because lots of things happen, if it did happen, that's fine, but we made a new deal with south korea. wonderful deal for both. and ou

have to fight for their right. to britain's most iconic car brands might soon be manufactured overseas that's brics it causes major issues with the supply of parts german car giant b.m.w. could shut its factories in the u.k. called into london's financial times newspaper the b.m.w. group which owns the mini and rolls royce friends last week announced it could ditch it's u.k. operations in britain leaves the e.u. without a transitional deal placing thousands of jobs at risk. harley davidson plans to move some of its production out of the u.s. to avoid european union tariffs the motorcycle manufacturer says the tariffs will add more than two thousand dollars to the price of its bikes the e.u. is harley davidson's second biggest market the company has factories in brazil india and thailand as well as the united states the daves and shares dropped five percent when the u.s. stock market opened environmental organizations are upping the pressure on the un to investigate what they describe as australia's failure to protect the great barrier reef they've written to the united nations as the unesco world heritage committee meets in bahrain global warming is seen as a major fa

b.m.w. customer manager stephen move told london financial times we quote we always said we can do our best and prepare everything but if at the end of the day the supply chain will have to stop at the border then we cannot produce our products in the u.k. and one bright spot at london tribunals has ruled that over must treat drivers that work for the company as workers who are reportedly employees fifty thousand drivers in the u.k. any vetting basic employer obligations has been central to growth we will perch it will pursue appeals and the case may not be decided for years to come. bond markets may be sending an important signal but how many people are really listening here discusses the founder and c.e.o. of money strong danielle de martino both the author of fed up danielle thank you as always for being with us let's start with the e.u. actually we're just talking about them a moment ago and how are they doing it how is the e.c.b. the european central bank doing recently. well i think the european central bank appears to be having a deer in the headlights moment we had expected i think a little bit tougher talk out of the european central bank when it last met but

back cover for whatever that brand is, i think we have sorts o neglected that sense of the adjacent si, the community you get in print, that you can be b.m.wu create a sense of community which is still very hard to do digitly. tom: is it still an upscale business? is field and stream going to cut it? >> depends on where field and stream wans to go. it might be a challenge for them. if you look at the german market, the women's weekly still doing very well. and the luxury titles doing very well at the same time. francine: in asia, is it demitcht asia to have people consume mag citizen zones than in the u.s.? >> if you look at the asian market, japan, you go to book stores in japan, there are so many women's titles. in s so competitive switzerland you are fightinging to have an outside cover of a japanese or chide title for sure. tom: too short from zurich today. safe travels. he is monocle's editor in chief. it is a most busy day in international relations. a major focus on the judiciary in the united states of america. kevin will be along to brief us on a new supreme court justice and of course also we'll look at putin-trump and that sched

b.m.w. customer manager stephen move told london financial times we quote we always said we can do our best and prepare everything but if at the end of the day the supply chain will have to stop at the border then we cannot produce our products in the u.k. and one bright spot at london tribunals has ruled that over must treat drivers that work for the company as workers who are reportedly employees fifty thousand drivers in the u.k. any vetting basic employer obligations has been central to growth we will perch it will pursue appeals and the case may not be decided for years to come. bond markets may be sending an important signal but how many people are really listening here discuss is the founder and c.e.o. of money strong danielle de martino both the author of fed up danielle thank you as always for being with us let's start with the e.u. actually you were just talking about them a moment ago and how are they doing it how is the e.c.b. the european central bank doing recently. well i think the european central bank appears to be having a deer in the headlights moment we had expected i think a little bit tougher talk out of the european central bank when it last met