increased their claims against police department b.p. and i want compensation following the collapse because time with ross and me for four. it is just after five pm on thursday here in moscow this is with me recently showing signs of discontent are still. stable syria even after thousands of regime supporters crowded the streets of the capital activists say fresh clashes between government troops and army men in the north of the country that left three that president assad meantime has promised to establish a special committee to drop a new constitution while international pressure built on him to step down. now has the latest from the heart of damascus. but the voices of support. and continuing dissent some fans of the deadly clashes polar opposites and their demands but in some way united by a newfound zeal to take a stand for here the fence here and kept it was the gathered show their support for the government that is kind of a far cry from pm it has been seeing in other cities that the country where there have been reporting was wi

agreed to join to develop the rich arctic feels good b.p.'s russian partners in b.p. blocked a deal saying it violated their rights and part of the tie up the minority shareholders now want compensation for the revenues they could have made if the deal had gone through. now let's have a look at the markets oil is trading in the red out to the american petroleum institute reported to us gasoline demand fell the most in more than five years in china exports climbed since february last month and imports slowed light sweet is dropping a dollar a dollar and twenty cents and is trading at eighty four dollars fifty four cents and brant is that just over one hundred ten dollars per barrel. european stocks dropping choppy trading on thursday led by losses from banks that says mining companies declined following the report of a slowing export growth in china and america has dropped five percent and five point two percent respectively. in russia the markets are generally lower as oil's dropped to the international energy agency reduced its global demand forecast put two thousand

agreed to jointly develop the rich arctic fields but b.p.'s russian partners in tank a b.p. blocked the deal saying it violated their rights and demanded part of the tie up the minority shareholders now want compensation for the revenues they could have made if the deal had gone ahead. that's all i have for you this hour stay with us for headlines with your week coming up next. the official ulti of location two on the phone the i pod touch from the. life on the go. video on demand on teasing minefield comes and says feed now in the palm of your. machine on the dot com. welcome back watching the headlines for you know syrian activists sound the alarm over new crackdowns despite loyalist crowds in the capital president assad is battling global pressure over his role. in the u.s. protesters took the time in to stamp out corporate greed to take their grievances to the doors of the wealthy as they accuse big business of trying to buy elections . and ukraine's former prime minister faces new charges two days after she got seven years behind bars for abusing power while signing gas

agreed to jointly develop the rich arctic fields but b.p.'s russian partners in take a b.p. blocked the deal saying it violated their rights and demanded part of the tie up the minority shareholders now want compensation for the revenues they could have made if the deal had called for. well that's why i have. about forty five minutes. to. lose lose. to. go six thirty pm here in moscow you with dogs in the headlines now despite loyalist crowds in syria's capital activists sound the alarm of a new crackdowns saying the clashes in the north of the country left at least three people dead so last week president assad has promised to establish a committee to draw up a new constitution. pressure continues to play. in the us protesters determined to stamp out corporate greed taking their grievances to the doors of the wealthy as they accuse big business of trying to buy elections despite having been beaten pepper sprayed and arrested the determination is only spreading. and ukraine's former prime minister faces new charged.

and more news from tank a b.p. the minority shareholders of the company have increased their claims against british partner b.p. they now want thirteen billion dollars compensation following a collapse of b.p.'s tie up with we also have the initial request was a quarter of a quarter of that now at the beginning of the year rosneft and b.p. agreed to jointly develop the rich arctic fields but b.p. is russian partners in take a b.p. blocked the deal saying it violated their rights and demanded part of the tie up the minority shareholders now want compensation for the revenues they could have made if the deal went through. that's my business update for this hour but don't try me at forty five minutes for walking on this. the limited. period. is easy to. see. this is good to have you with us top stories now. in the capital. in the u.s. . corporate greed. of the wealthy big business of. ukraine's former prime minister faces new charges two days after she got seven years behind bars for abusing power. with. corporations

agreed to jointly develop the rich oxy fields of b.p.'s russian partners in tanking b.p. to block the deal saying it violated their bites and demand that part of the tie up the minority shareholders now want compensation for the revenues they could have made if the deal had come. well that's all from me and the business team here in our team would be back tomorrow with more financial news until then it's goodbye and good bye. in the. from. t.v. . in india. the gateway to the ground imperial tried. to. treat. the syrian activists. in the capital. global pressure on his room. as big business. with more news. to the current global financial turmoil and expose the detail.

b.p. have increased their claims against britain spot not b.p. they now want thirteen billion dollars compensation following a collapse of the peace tie up with ross met the initial request was a quarter of that at the beginning of the year all snuffed and b.p. agreed to jointly develop the reach arctic fields but b.p. is rushing partners untamed b.p. blocked the deal saying it's finally today our rights and demanded part of the tie up the minority shareholders now want compensation for the revenues they could have made if the deal had gone ahead. let's have a look at the markets oil is trading low off of the american petroleum institute reported here as gasoline demand fell the most in more than five years in china exports climbed to the least sense ever a lot smaller as imports slowed light switches dropping a dollar and a half trading at eighty four dollars a barrel while brant land is at one hundred nine dollars per barrel. in new york stocks lower with the thoughts of falling from a two month high that says mining companies to client for liv

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for minority shareholders of thank you b.p. have increased their claims against british partner b.p. they now wants thirteen billion dollars compensation following a collapse of b.p.'s tie up with ross snapped the initial request was a quarter of that at the beginning of a year ross nafta and b.p. agreed to jointly develop the rich arctic fields but b.p.'s russian partners. block the deal saying it violated their rights and the man that part of the tie up the minority shareholders now wants compensation for the revenues they could have made if the deal had help. well that's all i have for you this hour stay with us for headlines before me coming up next. the. damage the official tea allocation joyful noise.

still, b.p. will have to get drilling permits before starting work. >> tom: here's what we're watching for next week: our friday market monitor guest is gary motyl, chief investment officer at templeton global equity. we'll get a first look at third quarter g.d.p. and new home sales for september. monday, netflix reports quarterly earnings. we'll learn more about how many subscribers quit netflix after controversial changes to its service and fees. >> suzanne: there were harsh words for rupert murdoch, both inside an outside news corp's shareholder meeting in los angeles today. murdoch and his sons are facing a revolt at the annual meeting over their handling of the company's phone hacking scandal. investors will vote on the company's board members, including murdoch and his two sons. while the family's 40% stake virtually guarantees they'll be re-elected, protestors have put the company in an unusual defensive position. >> tom: wal-mart is rolling back health care benefits. the giant retailer is

agreed to jointly develop the rich accept feels but b.p. has russian partners in take a d.p. gluck the deal saying if i lived at their rights and i'm not a part of the tile the minority shareholders now want compensation for the revenues they could have made if it's. that's my business ok for this hour but then five forty five minutes a lot here on. the earth. he.

b.p. have increased their claims against british partners b.p. will have more business in about twenty minutes. well why do you live from moscow this is r t with me well received now tens of thousands of come out in support of the embattled syrian president the biggest rally in the capital for months now now bashar assad is still struggling to quell a nationwide uprising despite promises of reforms but its supporters say the government needs more time to push through change syria has more right from the heart of damascus. voices of support. than continuing to send some and in in deadly clashes polar opposites in their demands but in some way united by a newfound zeal to take the stand for here the fact that their encounter with that was that gathered show their support for the government not to give up our privacy images we've been seeing in other cities around the country where there have been reporting has really figuratively or for that government protesters about what the . if the are about where and this country was all the forces that fight

it says here you represent b.p. >> b.p. has been a good corporate citizen of the united states, and they work hard to produce products and services that are... that the american people really value? >> oh, my god, that is great. you're hired. >> i'm not sure i understand. >> oh, hold on, wait. i was just checking to see if a bolt of lightning was going to come down from the sky and strike us both. but it isn't. yay. >> you need to explain what your product is. >> we're a people company. >> how many people are you? >> we have a staff of four. two of which are children. >> is it a family? >> okay. it's family, okay. can you help us? >> no. >> i guess amerifam's not too big to fail, so unless they're going to expand like the duggers, they need to employ one last corporate strategy, relocate to an off-shore tax haven. now that you're flush with cash, it's time to leave. you speak maldivian, right? doesn't matter. >> this doesn't seem fair. >> yeah, fair is for suckers. you're a corporation now. bye, stacy, bye, rodney. see you

it also dropped its claim for gross negligence against b.p. b.p. says the money will be put into a trust fund set up to compensate people who suffered from the spill. flights in argentina and uruguay are resuming after they were suspended for a day from further activity from a volcano in southern chile. it has been sporadicly active since june, when it caused travel chaos from argentina to australia. the united nations emergency relief valerie amos is heading to north korea. she will meet with government officials and visit the area most affected by the hunger crisis. the u.n. says there are six million people who urgently need food. you've been watching "newsday" from the bbc. >> let's just bring you a reminder of our main news this hour. israel's supreme court has given permission for a prisoner exchange for one israeli soldier captured by hamas in 2006, shalite. the court rejected a petition. in the last half-hour, it's been reported palestinian inmates have begun leaving israeli jails. so if you want to keep updated, you can follow the logistic

b.p. ended the day fractionally higher. while energy was the focus during regular trade, tech took over in after hours. big blue was a big miss for wall excluding items, i.b.m. earned $3.28 a share-- six cents better than wall street was looking for. but the company brought in revenue of $26 billion, slightly lower than analysts anticipated. in after hours, i.b.m. shares dropped nearly 4%. in the regular session, shares were down 2%. vmware also modestly beat expectations. the company, whose software is used to build cloud computing data centers, earned 53 cents a share excluding items. that's three cents better than wall street was looking for. in other tech news, shares of western digital sank on concerns over flooding in thailand. the disk drive maker sees reduced production from its facilities there and results for the december quarter will take a hit. w-d-c shares closed down 7% to $26.25. gannett was the second weakest s&p 500 stock on new concerns about the newspaper industry. the "u.s.a. today" publisher met wall st

. >> b.p. we spent a lot of time talking about b.p., that huge oil spill in the gulf of mexico last year. telling us that their q 3 profits are up. coming in at 5.1 billion dollars. that is up from the same period last year. many expected them to foul quite sharply. -- fall quite sharply. despite that, they say they are now trying to draw a line. they are putting money aside to pay compensation. they are selling off a lot of assets. it was around $30 million and now it is up to $45 million. >> thanks very much. you are watching bbc world news. coming up, we have the latest from the trial of michael jackson's personal doctor. the defense lawyers have called their first witnesses. the british prime minister has suffered a huge parliamentary referendum. >> order. >> they debated the pros and the cons of europe for more than five hours. then the votes and the results. >> the ayes to the right. 111. noes to the left, 483. it was a huge majority against a referendum. but in spite over the arm twistin

b.p. its first new permit since last year's oil spill to drill a new oil well in the gulf of mexico's deep waters. the company can resume exploration after the record spill last spring. regulators say b.p. has met strict safety requirements implemented since the disaster. the proposed exploratory well is located about 250 miles south of lafayette, louisiana, in water more than 6,000 feet deep. third-quarter corporate earnings reports we've seen have been a mixed bag, but the stock rally this month continues. what is it that makes a company good? is it solely profit? reputation? or something else that signifies a business is "good"? in tonight's "money file," manisha thakor finds bigger and bigger may not always make for a better company. >> as a former buy-side equity analyst and portfolio manager, it was drilled into my brain that "growth is good." when earnings season would roll around, my analyst colleagues and i would breathlessly await the opportunity to dissect the revenue and profit

increase their claims against british partner b.p. and i want compensation following a collapse that because time with ross and join me for.

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joint venture between tanking and global oil major b.p. paid out six billion dollars in dividends posture. let's turn to markets now oil is trading close to a twelve week high prices rose as much as point four percent ahead of the summit of national leaders aimed at tackling europe's debt crisis also american petroleum institute reported that crude stockpiles are climbing in the u.s. as the world's biggest consumer of a commodity. and anxiety about the european debt crisis is weighing on asia's major stock markets on wednesday japan's nikkei and hang up both lower with sydney and shanghai breaching positive territory overnight losses for the us dollar sent it to a new post second world war low against the again the strong yen is hitting exporters sharp corp on the approach losing two percent. less than an hour ahead of the opening bell here in moscow russian markets closed in the red on tuesday with investors waiting for the outcome of this day you saw that the artists and in all the fifteen hundred points level on the mines exposed around

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wants to be seen trade imbalances recession look b.p. nations close to collapsing a subprime loan foreclosed homes. to bail switchblade banks again feel like thing is a us crash and imminent smash the ceiling seems. to classes in athens free the i.m.f. spokesman just programs increase the total economy. mission free accreditation free in-store chargers free. range month three. three. free. download free broadcast quality videos for your media projects a free media organic hearty dot com. at the beginning of the season the optical odyssey shipyard that was launched to pall mall but. they had been ordered by the government of russia's northeast region of to cut cut which is less than a hundred kilometers from alaska. but your own are more choirs the opposing players will. go on shift it so we're getting away. when this period quickly. in the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries european explorers were busy looking for routes leading to asia and africa meanwhile the russian counterparts explored the northernmost parts of the asian american co

confidence in long kids and thinking on the primitive wants to be seen trade imbalances recession looks b.p. nations close to collapsing a sub prime loans for close home people. to fail super late banks again feel level i think it's a us crash and imminent smash the ceiling seems to dislike all the classes in athens three the i.m.f. and put strikes me on just programs increase the total economy. this is o.t. coming to you live from moscow the head of. the un called for an investigation into the death of gadhafi up to gruesome footage suggest he may have been executed by. nato says it may be leaving the country by the end of the month but he's accused by russia of abusing the us to protect even the civilians. on the nato cheered the colonel's demise there is relief in some crucial is that the secret of his former dealings with the west will go with him to the grave and won't be revealed lately been because it was for many years a major custom of western.

the "wall street journal" reports contractors for b.p. could be fined by the u.s. government for their role in the deepwater horizon spill. they're accused of vit labeling off shore drilling -- violating off shore drilling rules. >> tom: there were fewer listings in the help wanted ads as the summer wore on. the labor department says employers advertised just 3.1 million positions inugust. that's down slightly from july. with almost 14 million americans out of work, that means four or more people were competing for each of those job listings in august. >> susie: everyone talks about the need for emergency savings of but many people find it hard to stock away cash. tonight's money file wants to ange that. here's the author of "i will teach you to be rich." >> a couple years ago, i was on book tour in portland, and i met a young woman who told me she'd taken my money advice. "ramit, i started planning ahead for my wedding! i already set up my automatic savings account!" "that's great!" i told her. "can i get you on video? my readers would love to hear your story." su

two point seven percent and zurich after its earnings missed expectations shares of british oil major b.p. rally over four percent in london after it reported thirty. quarter net income nearly tripled and the dax in among the lead is up two percent reported third quarter profit beating estimates. here in russia markets are mixed this hour the r.t.s. is gaining over half a percent is down nearly a quarter of a percent so let's take a look at some individual shareholders on the minds of most of the blue chips are trading in the red bank is losing almost one percent hydro is no exception the company has consolidated stakes of five more electricity plants bucking the trend though is russia's largest car maker to the us its first half net profit has more than doubled to two hundred eight million dollars bucks in fear so from natural i've seen it gives us more on the markets. i mean soon we'll circular or even metals. can sure be a good potential girls is the world is one of them once it's. correct it's all asserted it could be a difference of story going bust it speaking both metals mining com