you're watching news stephen beardsley is up next with those who stick around to be . what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. world heritage 360 get the map now. passionate drama competition wife marketing numbers times here by that time and tradition. money. fans primes find us and. because we love football. to golf on you tube. american airlines is planning to cut 19000 employees will the u.s. government ride to the rescue a 2nd time or is the pandemic poised to cut the airline industry sized. german businesses are more optimistic about recovery fuelling new forecasts for a strong 3rd quarter. and mobile payments are a big deal cross africa. that is now poised to change. also on the program will go to mexico to look at agenda changed its business model well drastically after a pandemic shutdown. hello and welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us american airlines says it will cut or furlough without pay 19000 workers back to over 1st when government su

well and welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin as always it's good to have you with us south african muttered goldfield says it expects half your profits to jump by over 300 percent due to the recent surge in the price of gold despite its level of production being almost unchanged goldfield share price shot up on the news it comes a day of the price of the precious metal broke the $2000.00 mark its highest price ever. for more on this let's go to cape town now and talk to correspondent ellis value gelder ellis good to see you 300 percent that is a massive rise does that mean the pandemic has been all good news for gold miners like gold fields. and mining companies as well that unions here actually saying have been or is that actually doing the hard work here and one more risk in the mines had been hotspots for coronavirus you can imagine people were close together were not always the best events of the ocean so we've seen a lot of infections and in the mines and it is already a very dangerous profession here i mean gold here is my assumption at 3 kilometers a full knowl

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hello and welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin as always it's good to have you with us the c.e.o. of embattled social media tick tock has announced his resignation american kevin mayer took over almost 4 months ago but now says changes facing the chinese own company will transform his role in an unwelcome way may arrive from disney expecting to manage a global company at the peak of its growth to talk now faces splintering however u.s. president donald trump has demanded the app divest of its u.s. operations in the coming weeks citing concerns over security. and we'd like to focus on what that means elsewhere including in africa so i'm joined now by moses likewise founder and c.e.o. of after link that's a start up hub in berlin that's focused on african companies moses it's good to have you as always to talk is growing at an incredibly rapid pace especially in the u.s. especially in asia and in europe what does it look like in africa. thanks for having me definitely take this strategy fairly growing joining terms of the use of software and it's also growing terms of the

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coming up next interview business with stephen beardsley will be looking at u.s. president trump's executive order banning to talk and which at stations at that. point. clear position the international perspective such. for the time being the coronaviruses it seems chance has stayed with many countries including germany possibly facing a 2nd way we all sports exactly how we can seem to find out join me in my guess song to the point. to this point. in 60 minutes on d w. with him how to be the it goes up as well lions i know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on a trip i would not have put myself and my parents on the danger to the bottom of the theme of the going to give a slave would. love one son to the other one it would be to give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live their lives i'm going to. want to know their story in full migrants terrifying to entry level information for margaret's. like. oh. mongoloids is a bomb suit for the russians so. here comes to. so many different walks of life

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we speak to the leader of the german biotech company that's made some promising progress stephen beardsley will speak to the c.e.o. of chargeback that's coming up next on new best in just a minute stay tuned. because for me. it's for me. just for us. it's for. beethoven his truck. is for. straight talking 202250th anniversary. it's a 20 year old company that's never brought a product market german biotech firm cure vaca is now an investor darling as it races to develop a covert $1000.00 vaccine will talk to its c.e.o. . also on the show wired hard gets the boot from germany's blue chip index it's a place that might surprise you. and we'll look at an unsuccessful business idea from someone who hopes to take advantage of pandemic panic buyers. into the show i'm susan busy in berlin the coronavirus pandemic is reshaping the biotech industry investors are piling into small often unproven companies in hopes they can produce a vaccine in the coming months those companies in turn are spending big to expand production for vaccines that are yet fully tested or certified it's a gamble on both sides

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responding to a question on trade talks with china and this is your business report i'm stephen beardsley in berlin donald trump on tuesday casting doubt on the fate of a trade deal with china the president saying in the same briefing that he had canceled the talks and just the day before his top trade advisor peter navarro said that the initial phase one deal struck in january was quote unquote on track the tensions between the u.s. and china have grown in recent weeks with washington singling out chinese firms doing business in the u.s. including to talk over by dance we chat. and another firm singled out by washington huawei world's leading manufacturer of 5 g. network here the u.s. campaign seeks to have allies around the world dump the supplier for security reasons europe has become the focal point of that campaign in particular. in the high tech city of shenzhen where huawei is headquartered 5 g. is already a reality chinese state television runs footage of transmission mass under construction always become the world's largest network your supplier and was planning to supply its kit

flowing welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley and it's good to have you with us it's a decision with consequences for home loans credit card debt and the labor market the u.s. federal reserve signaling thursday that it will keep interest rates lower longer after an economic crisis to boost employment even if that means higher prices for inflation a fed chairman powell saying thursday at the fed's annual retreat in wyoming that low inflation has been a bigger concern for the economy in recent years than high inflation which can price out low earners. are let's break this down now with our financial correspondent yens korda in new york. explain this in a way that we can understand is why is everyone saying that this is such a shift for the fed. well i mean 1st of all for decades the federal reserve try to keep inflation under 2 percent and now they're going to be a bit more flexible but honestly i'm not sure if consumers if the population really has to be concerned about price spikes in the near future how does inflation work off some higher wages for example driving prices so it drive

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welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin deliver hero is the newest member of germany's blue chip dax index a place in the insolvent and scandal hit wire card the food delivery firm boast broad reach and growing revenues but it has yet to turn a profit let's take a look. delivery hero paint itself as the disruptive dynamic new player in the global food delivery market 9 years after it was founded in berlin it owns apps in 40 countries and it's just driven its way on to frankfurt dax i feel this is a very good step for for tech companies in general in europe and especially in germany and we hope to be followed by a lot of tech companies in the future and to prove that they're actually the right place to be for tech companies and to have its own foreign giants like what you see in the u.s. and in china delivery here replaces a company that was also once lauded as the hip new kid on the block online payments firm why a card but that german success story ended with a scandal driven fall from grace delivery hero is keen to avoid any comparisons. different business model different

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welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley ember lead it's good to have you with us tom. we're already tough in lebanon on food prices rising power outages becoming more frequent and coronavirus case numbers climbing now the need to rebuild the country's largest port following an explosion on tuesday threatens to expose just how threadbare the country's economy really is. a city in ruins. its gateway to the global economy destroyed. lebanon is scrambling to pick up the pieces of this week's explosion. but long before the blast levanon secada me was in a death spiral. rampant inflation and an increasingly worthless currency plunging many lebanese into poverty hunger and despair. all now are sure to get worse. more than 250000 people have lost their homes in beirut. and countless businesses have been destroyed. and we compensate. we lost our houses all shops in the house of my grandfather's and we lost my uncle's wife and we took out from under the rubble is there anything bigger than this except. the explosion level of beirut support the country's main artery for imports l

flu and welcome i'm seeing beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us the krona virus pandemic may have knocked some of the fairy dust from disney but that did not deter investors shares in the company jumping on wednesday despite disney's $4700000000.00 quarterly loss investors choosing instead to focus on bright spots including the rapid growth of streaming services disney plus as well as plans by disney to release its feature film lawn on disney plus in september. and for more on this let's go to our financial correspondent in new york korda yens good to see you all right so a big loss for disney but instead or despite this i should say a lot of love from investors shares rising 9 percent i believe what's going on. you know an incredible performance on wall street was the stock of disney i'm standing here in one of so many closed a movie theaters in brooklyn and interestedly enough to be advertised for the opening off the movie moulin you just mentioned supposed to open on march 27th so well that obviously did not temp and so now disney is planning to show a mule on disney a

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show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us the coronavirus pandemic is reshaping the biotech industry investors are piling into small often unproven companies in hopes that they can produce a vaccine in the coming months those companies in turn are spending big to expand production facilities for vaccines that aren't yet fully tested or certified it's a gamble for both investor and company and it reflects the urgency for a vaccine as well as the potential to make money. german pharmaceutical company cura voc 20 years old 480 employees and it dreams of change in the wild has its sights set on the most sought after of prizes a coronavirus vaccine and the newly listed company is making progress when went public in new york on friday it shares rose 249 percent during the 1st day of trading those who go to an alley may have struck it rich. cura back is just one of many corporate vaccine hopefuls $170.00 companies from all over the world including the us china japan the u.k. and india are also in the race. last week russia claimed a breakthrough president vladimir putin

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hello and welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin as always it's good to have you with us the c.e.o. of embattled social media tic toc has announced his resignation american kevin mayer took over almost 4 months ago but now says changes facing the chinese own company will transform his role in an unwelcome way may arrive from disney expecting to manage a global company at the peak of its growth to talk now faces splintering however u.s. president donald trump has demanded the app divest of its u.s. operations in the coming weeks citing concerns over security. and we'd like to focus on what that means elsewhere including in africa so i'm joined now by most is a quote he's founder and c.e.o. of after link that's a startup hub in berlin that's focused on african companies moses it's good to have you as always to talk is growing at an incredibly rapid pace especially in the u.s. especially in asia and in europe what does it look like in africa. thanks for having me on definitely take circus started fairly growing is joining thousands of the software and it's also growing terms

well my colleague stephen beardsley from d.d.p. of business has been following this story all along stephen we knew kind of that a tick talk was coming in the u.s. now it's formalized what's the reasoning behind this move right as we've been covering this story for a few weeks now the reason that's been given is the reasoning that's also in this executive order today and that is national security there's not a whole lot more that's really elaborated on beside that but what the top administration has been trying to lay out over several weeks is that there is a concern that the data collected by the chinese own social media app would be subject to to basically being sent to beijing upon that nation's request an analyst who can see that that is a possibility under chinese law that requests for information go beyond the narrow scope of say a criminal investigation as you would see in many countries but they can be sweeping also of course as we know there's a big political dimension to this obviously president trump wants to make china.

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pool and welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us coca-cola starbucks wal-mart just a few american companies that could be hurt by us then if we chat the chinese payments and messaging service that's according to a new survey from the american chamber of commerce in shanghai 9 out of 10 firms they have banned would her communications with staff and customers for out of 10 fear for their bottom lines u.s. president donald trump has given us companies until september 20th to end all transactions which we chat citing security concerns the companies owned by tencent one of china's biggest firms. and let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york younes korda the ins we are hearing more feedback from companies regarding this decision to ban this very popular app will it have an effect on the decision makers. well it might get tricky because it's election time and u.s. president donald trump tries to make sure the show that joe biden saw his competitor is the big friend of china and 50 years tough on the country and then if you look what ha

flowing welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley and berlin it's good to have you with us it's a decision with consequences for home loans credit card debt and the labor market the u.s. federal reserve signaling thursday that it will keep interest rates lower longer after an economic crisis to boost employment even if that means higher prices for inflation a fed chairman powell saying thursday at the fed's annual retreat in wyoming that low inflation has been a bigger concern for the economy in recent years than high inflation which can price out low earners. are let's break this down now with our financial correspondent yens korda in new york. explain this in a way that we can understand this why is everyone saying this is such a shift for the fed. well i mean 1st of all for decades the federal reserve to try to keep inflation under 2 percent and now they're going to be a bit more flexible but honestly i'm not sure if consumers if the population really has to be concerned about the price spikes in the near future how does inflation work off some higher wages for example driving prices so

i'm seeing beardsley in berlin hello and welcome to the show a mobile money is big in many african nationsbut not in ethiopia where regulations are prohibitive and cash is still king that's changing slowly with new legislation and new hygiene fears of the pandemic. paying with cash is now almost old school in g.g. got out of the capital of ethiopia somali region in recent months the use of mobile money has boomed in the area in this cafe about half the customers pay with their phones you only see your money see you don't have to take a call when you're you know pocket in term of war and that it's just like you know they do useful way so we can you know the void the deal if they. get money which was you know taken by someone else in g.g. mobile money is even used to purchase the famous and widely consumed cups leaves. this micro finance institution set up mobile money operations here about 6 months ago and now has 200000 customers according to the c.e.o. the somali region offers a many advantages links to the exposure from neighboring somalia where mobile money is already widely used to put

i'm stephen beardsley in berlin hello and welcome to the show a mobile money is big in many african nations but not in ethiopia or regulations or prohibitive and cash is still king that's changing slowly with new legislation and new hygiene fears due to the pandemic. paying with cash is now almost old school in g.g. got out of the capital of ethiopia somali region in recent months the use of mobile money has boomed in the area in this cafe about half the customers pay with their phones you know what you see you get your money see you don't have to take a lot of money on your you know pocket in term of court and that it's just like you know they do use so we can you know floyd the deal if you. get money which was you know take it by someone else in g.g. go mobile money is even used to purchase the famous and widely consumed cuts leaves . this micro finance institution set up mobile money operations here about 6 months ago and now has 200000 customers according to the c.e.o. the somali region offers a many advantages links to the exposure from neighboring somalia where mobile money is already

hello and welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us americanairlines says it will cut or furlough without pay 19000 workers back to over 1st when government support runs out it would be the 1st airline in the u.s. to make such drastic cuts although others are in a similar position delta said monday it was preparing to furlough almost 2000 pilots and united airlines has warned 36000 workers their jobs are at risk u.s. government has provided $25000000000.00 in funding to the airlines to keep employees through the end of september but the industry expects travel numbers to remain low for years ahead. and let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york yes korda yes 19000 jobs on the line here what does this tell us about the airline industry right now while the airline industry clearly is still struggling if you look what happens when you're travel for example within the united states most states have every actually parenting orders in place or so meaning a lot of people are still shying away from a traveling far and then also if you look

book welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley bled it's good to have you with us japanese prime minister shinzo been out his resignation on friday citing health reasons few leaders of developed countries have put their personal stamp on economic policies like the father of other nomics which called for big government stimulus to crank up the economy economy rather hope to pull japan out of its perennial deflation trap he leaves the country mired in one of the worst economic crises in decades. 7 years 8 months that's how long there was in office longer than any other prime minister in japan when he announced his resignation citing health reasons be focused on the crippling effects of the pandemic on the country's economy which shrank almost 28 percent in the 2nd quarter so how will things shape up without the markets reacted to the news of his resignation with pessimism initial report so the nikkei index dropped 2 point one percent by close of trading it was still 1.4 percent down and the mood on the streets of tokyo. he said that there are no i'm surprised he looked really tired but i di