but found jane isn't discouraged she continues to work discussing new projects with the business development agency the virus might even have a positive side effect chinese entrepreneurs are taking advantage of the forced. as an recently we have more. client to consult and as settled on a new business here because before some of them they sing about we are doing business ok entirely and then we just care about the china market ok. firmly believes in the world factory project that's why he sent a video message of solidarity to those affected in china he's looking forward to everyone coming back to help when the crisis is finally over. a quick look at some of the other effects the outbreak is have it. calls the impact on the airline industry brutal stutchbury a k o m is making budget cuts due to a slowdown in business it's cutting back on hiring new staff and external consultants delaying new projects and offers for focus from plans and significantly reducing travel expenses. the german airline is also feeling the pinch announcing a recruitment freeze its cutting costs after flights to mainland china

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found jane ho isn't discouraged she continues to work discussing new projects with the business development agency the virus might even have a positive side effect chinese entrepreneurs are taking advantage of the forced. as an recently we have more. client to consult and has settled on a new business here because before some of them they sing about we are doing business ok entirely and then we just care about the china market it's ok. it's firmly believes in the world factory project that's why he sent a video message of solidarity to those affected in china. he's looking forward to everyone coming back to help when the crisis is finally. and now to some of the other business stories making headlines the long serving c.e.o. bob iger has stepped down i got lead disney in its takeover of 21st century fox and its recent launch of the company's own streaming service he hands the mantle to another long time company insider bought back european union ministers have approved the framework for their post trade negotiations with the u.k. and stipulates that e.u. standards should serve as the reference poi

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found jane ho isn't discouraged she continues to work discussing new projects with the business development agency the virus might even have a positive side effect chinese entrepreneurs are taking advantage of the forced. as an recently we have more. client who can start in the us as settled on a new business here because before some of them they sing about we're doing business ok entirely and then we just care about the china market ok. firmly believes in the world factory project that's why he sent a video message of solidarity to those affected in china he's looking forward to everyone coming back to help when the crisis is finally over. the novel coronavirus has also severely hit financial markets this week alone has seen some of the sharpest drops months while stocks are tumbling for the 5th straight day let's bring in our financial correspondent chelsea doing in frankfurt shall see european shares again on the retreat give us the latest. another and other day and they're out for pretty much every european and investors say they're really having to wake up to the fact that this is a potential

stephen: david mendoza is project manager at the minority business development agency in fresno. mendoza says many different business owners tell him the same story. he says all of them are subcontractors who could not put their crews to work because of failure to obtain rights of waye cases did not get paid at all. frederick jordan: that's an issue because if you take six months to get paid, it doesn't matter when the payment comes through, you're out of business. stephen: a member of high speed rail's peer review committee, frederick jordan is president of fe jordan associates, a san francisco bay civil engineering firm that has helped build 35 different large public transit projects. in 2010, jordan helped launch a federal civil rights investigation into high speed rail's hiring practices. frederick: and i found out that they had zip minority, almost zip small business, zip meaning zero. stn: feral railroad administration told the high speed rail authority to establish a program to help ensure fair hiring and, quote, prompt payment of subcontractors by prime contractors. it's a

news first reported on this comment from bloomberg, which came last march during a bermuda business development agencyconference in manhattan. >> if your conversation during a presidential election is about someme guy wearing a dress and whether hehe, she, or it can goo the lockerer room with ththeir daughter, that is not a winning formula for most people. amy: meanwhile, the nation magazine reports that bloomberg's campaign is forcing its staffers to sign a nine-page nondisclosure agreement, or nda, that could prevent them from reporting workplace abuse and discrimination. critics say the nda is overly broad to the point of preventing sexual harassment t and incidens of racism from being r read what it. we will have more on last night i'm a credit debate after the headlines. we will have a roundtable discussion, including katrina vanden heuvel, publisher of the nation magazine. the united nations is warning of an unfolding humanitarian catastrophe in syria's ititaly idlib provinince. wednesday, u.n. humanitarian affairs chief mark lowcock pleaded for an immediate cease-fire. >> nowhere is safe. almos

business community. we receive input regarding policing goals and strategies, and we develop crime prevention measures. and really, our goal as a police agency, as the sfpd, is to work to keep our small business community safe. and we remain safe, we believe, by having the ongoing conversation about safety. we also develop projects because we think crime prevention's important, one of the strategies that we can agree on. and one of the strategies that was agreed on was when to call police. modelled after japantown, and the work that goes on in japantown with grace and the community advisory -- community benefit district, i believe, in japantown, we've taken that model and we're building something out for the small business community. the other thing that we're doing is the small business program, a decal in your window, so if you need some help, you've got that, too. the other thing we want to do is participate in ride alongs, so we can have our small business owners ride along with a police officer for a day just so that he can see a day in the life -- so that they can see a day in the life of a police officer, attend a day of our police ac

agency. but four years ago they were bought by the private property developer and converted into large—scale temporary housing. the compa ny‘s factor explains the businesshy don't many developers do what we do? very simple, because it is not cost—effective, it is very challenging, most developers want to buy and build and sell. that's not what we are about, it is about creating quality homes. caridon are one of a number of growing companies operating in this growing market and they say they are a successful and multi—award—winning business who have helped thousands del matt hauser thousands of people who would otherwise have struggled to secure accommodation. in the last four years they have received £11 million from local authorities to help howard's people from across the south of england. it is very sustainable what we do, we are not digging up ground because these are existing buildings. and caridon is growing and by the end of this year they say they hope to have 5000 homes available. this one is temple fields house. caridon paid more than £6 million for this form office building caridon paid more than £6 million for this former office building on

develop the lowest-cost platform for banking. taylor: that was grab president ming maa. uber has tackled conflicts with regulatory agencies around the globe and faced criticism over its uber eats business ability to turn a profit. we spoke to mike walsh shortly after the company released fourth-quarter earnings on thursday. >> i am impressed by the fact that they are able to grow the numbers. one thing that was great to see is that they are closing businesses or selling businesses that are not number one or two in the industry. they are eliminating expenses while maintaining equity. taylor: they are also looking for full-year profitability by 2021. that is ahead of target. how much is the market demanding that? >> i think dara was under pressure as he committed he was planning to get to profitability quickly. i think he has a great team behind him that has been able to meet those objectives. >> you were talking about growth targets a minute ago. are there limits to growth? we have heard coming up in the call the law of large numbers. does that suggest uber might be getting toward the ceiling of ride numbers? >> they still have a huge potential for market share. the numbers are still on

community together to develop a management plan for the mountains with over 40 members representing a variety of stakeholders such as wear agencies, local governments and the business community. but we are still far from done. this same level of resources and protection is needed across the san gabrielle mountains. the legislation before us today would build on the success of the national monument designation by expanding themon youments boupped dries and establishing new and expanded wilderness areas and protecting more than 45 miles of waterways as wild and scenic rivers and establish the critical new national recreation area to bolster the connection between urban and wild spaces. helping communities in the foothills and along the river corridor improve access to the mountains and offer new recreational opportunities for the residents of los angeles county. this will represents the work of so many and they have come together for a plan that will complete the vision of a vision seamlessly connect todd the beautiful wildlands of its back yard. we have the opportunity to realize that vision and that is why i urge support for h.r. 2546, the protecting america's ilde

development. this policy had good intentions but was poorly thought out. the redevelopment agency called the b. i.t. a substandard working and living environment and having a detrimental effect on the businesses and residents both within and surrounding the project. and yet recognizing it as substandard, the agency rezoned the b. i.t. to retain accessible and diverse jobs and industries in the community to promote social equity and address environment tallin jus -- environmental injustices. it is a substandard region but we would like to retain it to address injustices. how is restricting use to p.d.r. addressing social inequity and injustice issues? it doesn't. and so in the 40 years, nothing happened. no funding, no programs, no projects, no rehabilitation money, no development, no follow through, justice restriction, and 40 years of substandard, finally this policy is expiring and we have a second chance. we can preserve industrial, but add density, add homes, take advantage of the great location, fill out the vacancy, add life, all throughout the b. i.t. but instead planning department showed up four months ago telling us that they decided to extend the b. i.t. restrictions forever. their

development. this policy had good intentions but was poorly thought out. the redevelopment agency called the b. i.t. a substandard working and living environment and having a detrimental effect on the businesses and residents both within and surrounding the project. and yet recognizing it as substandard, the agency rezoned the b. i.t. to retain accessible and diverse jobs and industries in the community to promote social equity and address environment tallin jus -- environmental injustices. it is a substandard region but we would like to retain it to address injustices. how is restricting use to p.d.r. addressing social inequity and injustice issues? it doesn't. and so in the 40 years, nothing happened. no funding, no programs, no projects, no rehabilitation money, no development, no follow through, justice restriction, and 40 years of substandard, finally this policy is expiring and we have a second chance. we can preserve industrial, but add density, add homes, take advantage of the great location, fill out the vacancy, add life, all throughout the b. i.t. but instead planning department showed up four months ago telling us that they decided to extend the b. i.t. restrictions forever. their