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but the ongoing unrest has taken a toll on his business. the new myself so fallen sharply people are afraid and walk right past me due to the protests they have to get home early because in the evening there is chaos. in them over the past 2 weeks have seen widespread on rest and loosing santiago's metro system has come pretty rank $318000000.00 in damage an association of major supermarkets put its members losses of more than a $1000000000.00 many shops are closed through delivery drivers have also been his heart and i think on the only money. it's affecting me very much because as you know many of the stores where we pick up food have been burned down and lately we aren't receiving any orders of the moment and if i don't receive any orders i don't get paid. when on wrong. the protesters were trying to achieve the opposite is more justice and that's poverty the government has already promised financial help for those affected by the demonstrations but it's unlikely to make up for the last earnings of food delivery drivers or street vendors i tend

and i notice on the other global business stories making news. u.s. president donald trump talks a good talk about reducing america's dependence on foreign products but the latest report from the u.s. commerce department says america's trade deficit is higher now than a year ago on an annualized basis and that demand for foreign products has actually been rising under trump what's more the u.n. conference on trade and development in geneva says both china and the u.s. are losing their trade war washington's trade war with china continues to draw fire from other quarters as well there's a lot of people who have frustrations in the u.s. and europe about chinese policy and i think many of these are warranted in terms of intellectual property rights or force technology transfer or lack of reciprocity in trade investment i don't really think the way trump is approach these is the best way to deal with them i think there are efforts that you could make with the chinese that have their own interest in reducing some of these barriers so some will say the focu

you are up—to—date and the business news. ment for a news briefing, but first of all hundreds of mental health patients and england are being inappropriately treated date of their local area, despite a government pledged to end the practice. that's according to a new report from the royal college of psychiatrists, but the nhs says patients are placed away from home due to ‘a complex range of factors'. dominic hughes has more. for those who need it, a place in a mental health unit can be a lifesaver, but the number of available beds has been falling as services move out of hospitals and into the community. and now, there are concerns that cuts in bed numbers and england have gone too far, meaning some patient who still need hospital treatment end up many miles from home. it has gone too far. we have cut the beds very hard, we don't have enough beds now even for people who really need to be in hospital. community services haven't kept up, so as the beds have been cut, the community services haven't been expanded enough to treat

we are investing in new categories with the treadmill and our digital business, new content facilitiesere in new york and london. we are feeling great about not just the prioritization of growth, but for us it is also prioritizing profitability. it is not an either/or for this business because the fundamental model is so gorgeous. >> refined its guidance to arrange of 800 to 900 million euros. of 800 million to 900 million euros. second quarter profit rose percent. how do you see the road here in the next dish road ahead in the next quarter and 2020? >> they will be challenging. we have seen the consolidation and europe and the failure of thomas cook and other airlines have all gone bust. delay in the max aircraft, now looking at taking getting 20 of those aircraft, if any, for next summer means there will be a lot less capacity in the marketplace next summer. we are on the back of lower oil prices. i would be more optimistic next year but the next two quarters through the winter will be tough. shares are trading of reporting fourth-quarter earnings. performancesfice for films like "th

this is news coming to you from the next even disney has the business news don't forget you can get all the latest news and information from our website. i'm talking about it all thanks for joining us. they created today's rules. 79. historical turning point in politics business and religion. the run up evil of the islamic revolution the 1st. opens up making its initial flirtation with those. strengths and states of emergency sinks into chaos and who joined the 2nd traditions in shams the people driven steel door during. saddam crisis. the start of an era that defines overmanaged today. 97 in the big meeting today small stores december 23rd double. the u.s. economy is looking quite durable as the ever important holiday season approaches business investment is off consumer spending is strong the markets are on fire we'll look at what that all means for normal americans. also on the show farmers are rolling into european capitals and protests we'll tell you what has them upset . this is your business report i'm stephen bears in blood thanks for watching. the u.s. economy grew at a faster

new york thank you very much. and let's take a look now at some of the other global business stories making news folks wagon has defended its production facility and she province after leaked government documents shed light on chinese detention camps holding over a 1000000 and other muslim minorities in the region carmaker said it hopes to contribute to the reasons development was closely monitoring the situation there on sunday global media outlets released numerous documents exposing poor conditions in the camps. german carmaker audi plans to slash 9 and a half 1000 jobs in germany over the next 5 years it's part of a massive restructuring plan that's meant to save billions over the coming decade the cuts will take place through an early retirement program audi said it would continue hiring however in areas like a lecture mobility and digitize asian. german economists are expecting a strong holiday season and its monthly consumer climate index german market research group g f k predicted an increase in consumer confidence of just over one percent for december but the christmas uptick only goes half way to correcting l

let's resume our round up of the week's top news in business, finance, and politics.on in argentina unseated the incumbent president and had immediate repercussions for investors. >> argentina is tightening currency controls. that is after opposition candidate alberto fernandez won the nation's presidential election. it is slashing the cap on dollar purchases, suggesting $200 a month. that is much lower than the previous limits of $10,000. the victory signals a return for the south american nation. he will take over from mauricio macri on december 10. but perhapsbig win not as big as we thought was going to happen. it was eight percentage points. i think the big problem for investors is that fernandez's tone was not so conciliatory. it was more campaign rhetoric. i think markets are looking for something like moderation from fernandez. the good news is that for investors, macri did quite well. he got 41 percentage points, which in the lower house of congress he might be the biggest party. there should be checks and balances on the leftist who comes to power in decembe

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business news is up next don't forget you can get all the latest news information around the clock on our website d.w. dot com tony. blair's after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th to topple. the for. the end of the lock up period marks the start of a major selloff friday heeling absolute versus that shares driven down to a record low as early investors from both to shut their stock. also on the shelf germany of economic council terms its growth forecast and insists the country should spend its. later competitiveness. and speaking of competitiveness that's hard to achieve without next generation connectivity but can germany trust china's one way to help build its 5 g. infrastructure. this is the way of business i'm joined now the milan in berlin welcome and it's a rough ride for her as its stock tumbles to a historic low that's after a stock lockup period expired allowing early investors and employees to sell their shares analysts say that means 80 percent of all issue chairs could now hit the market the right ailing company went public in may in a bumpy i.p.o. and guber is still st

they'll have the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. in britain's forthcoming general election in a radio interview with the right—wing politician and brexit supporter nigel farage. he criticised the opposition labour party leader, jeremy corbyn, and praised the prime minister, borisjohnson. in pakistan, the first funerals of some of the 7a people killed when fire ripped through a crowded train have been taking place. the fire is thought to have started when a cooking gas cylinder exploded. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. the daily telegraph, alongside many other outlets, are focusing on donald trump's suprise call in to brexit party leader nigel‘s farage's radio show. in the interview, he urged farage to make an elecorate pact with borisjohnson in the upcoming election, whilst also criticising the prime minister's brexit deal and uk opposition leaderjeremy corbyn. the president is not alone in taking aim at the labour leader. the financial times reports a number of busin

this is bloomberg best, your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis and interviewsrom bloomberg television around the world. let's start with a day by day look at the top headlines. after months of protests that pitted citizens against the government and police, hong kong stayed calm on sunday as voters turned out for district elections. >> voters pretty much across hong kong overwhelmingly siding with pro-democracy candidates and what many see as a fairly damming referendum. record turnout, what does that mean though? n> it means the electio voters here have really woken up to what is going on. more than 71% turnout on sunday. we have seen the pro democrats look like they are set for big gains this time around given the highly politicized environment, given the protests. a guest we had on bloomberg earlier on said this is really the people of hong kong talking about the biggest clinical issue. a vote on the government, a vote on the five demands of the protesters, including an inquiry into the police behavior. labeling protesters as rioters. the demand for genuine

new company and significant company. the mh says acquiring tiffany will transform its jewelry business and strengthen its presence in the united states as luxury shoppers in asia are hit by the global slowdown. and for more on this let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york younes korda yan's a 182 year history as a luxury brand so what does tiffany get out of this deal well what tiffany is hoping to achieve to actually hit the market old so with a younger clientele and as you mentioned it's 182 years old i mean the stores are not there but still some of their revenues need some refurbishing so then does cost money and wall street is impatient so was being bought out by. me here that means they get some time to actually get the new strategy going was having to publish quarterly results and then getting the share price under pressure and also recently they had a little bit of a growth issue brought and also in the united states and now with the expertise of the french company they're hoping to get back to better times. 14.7000000000 euros this is their biggest ever acquisition so what is the company hope to g

and let's look now at some of the other global business stories making news. lawmakers have approved an increase in u.s. beef exports was conciliatory a conciliatory gesture as both sides square off on trade issues moved grants american beef producers a greater share of a preexisting $45000.00 ton foreign beef quota which is most of it dominated by australian and south american producers. europeans are one step closer to being able to file a class action lawsuits majority of member states approved the proposal thursday allowing european consumers to band together in court driving the issue has been the massive diesel emissions scandal of recent years. europe's top food and beverage companies are jointly calling on e.u. regulators to mandate the production of electric trucks by automakers that could help the companies reach their own climate goals the lines includes nestle and unit lever and they say the auto industry needs a push to produce those trucks. berlin is preparing a law to give it more say in foreign takeovers of german companies economy minister pet

them to do that new business i want to get jones and ellen good to have you with us now french president emmanuel mccaw is in china to drum up new business deals accompanied by a calm european delegation mccraw met his chinese counterpart teaching ping at a vast import fair in shanghai to talk trade and to lobby on behalf of european companies for greater access to chinese markets. at the international import exponent shanghai mccraw and she raised a glass to global trade but behind the bonamy are deeper efforts to ease the tensions stifling global commerce the e.u. wants china to open its markets for other and china's financial capital mccraw was keen for a show of european unity as the u.s. and china engage in a bitter fight over tariffs. that acknowledge me technology climate 3 absolutely decisive issues and all 3 have a guiding principle and i will stop there is the ability of europeans to work together to coordinate together and then talk affectedly with their chinese partner the national. she repeated his mantra about globalization and opening up chinese markets to foreign investme

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new york. now let's take a quick look at some of the other business stories making the news microsoft says it's been granted a license to export mass market software to while away the chinese firm was blacklisted in may as part of the u.s. china trade war microsoft's new license follows the u.s. government's decision to allow american firms to do business with huawei for another 90 days. we work is laying off $2400.00 employees worldwide about a 5th of its workforce. is struggling to reorganize amid mounting losses once a celebrated start of we work says it now a needs to make job cuts to create a more efficient organization. and employees from 13 mcdonald's restaurants in chicago are accusing the company of putting workers at daily risk the physical attack they filed a lawsuit claiming the fast food chains policies leave staff vulnerable to dangerous customers donal's says it takes strict measures against. now to one of the major recurring issues affecting the african continent livestock farmers in southern africa are suffering at the hands of one of the worst droughts for 40 years is a severe

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to trading of emerging market currencies in london and new york and now what's trending in the business newsreports a new headache for elon musk — an investigation into serious allegations of racism and discrimination by black and hispanic workers at tesla's solar factory in new york. analysis by bloomberg finds china's financial warning signs are flashing almost everywhere — from runs on rural banks to soaring levels of personal indebtedness. and cnbc looks at some of the hottest toys retailers are expecting to do well this holiday season — from a massive five foot tall frozen castle anna and elsa not included, to baby shark dolls — and yes they sing the annoying song. the former mp, harvey proctor, has reached a settlement with scotland yard, over its disastrous investigation into false claims of a vip paedophile ring. the former conservative politician, whose home was raided following claims made by fantasist carl beech, will be paid a total of around £900,000 in compensation. tolu adeoye reports. harvey proctor was among several prominent figures targeted by carl beech, falsely accused o

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coming up next we have business news with ben fizzing of who's with me right here to tell us what we can expect welcome ben you know economic data come out and it seems john is just managed to escape a recession by. it's we've been talking about this for months now germany falling into recession blaming of course the trade war slowing global growth slowing china but the fact is the order books full here we have full employment you and i are well off a lot of germans are having a great old time in comparison to other economies around the world but the german economy is getting very close to recession and it is stagnating right now i'd like to know. if stagnation is just as dangerous as a recession i'll be talking to an expert about that in my show coming up in a sick right thank you very much ben president you have that been physical we'll have business news coming up for you shortly but for me under touchy mind the new stamp it's by phone and remember lots more on our website than v.w. dot com about. the for. this republic if the digital lab lithuania and its i.t. sector. is a house

it's time now for a look at the day's and business news of with coal spangler good evening cold donna you're starting out but amazon's impact on jobs here in funds that's right france is former secretary of digital fares as a new report out on amazon does not paint a very pretty picture. muneer might you be says the internet giant has the story about two jobs for everyone that is created in france. and as i was responsible for nearly eight thousand job losses according to ms you be not sits in the national assembly. to have the accucusation and it t comes juss amazon kicks off a week of sales ending up to black friday. the biggest shopping days of the year. and your failure has more. i'm as it has grown to dominate the world of online shopping by combining low cost. with scully high productivity. but according to a report from france's format digital minister muneer maju be there's a price to pay elsewhere. it's also claims that for every job created by the online retailer one point nine jobs a lost on the high street. amazon and the amazon particular advantages that is extremely prod

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now let‘s have a look at your business news. in your business headlines.e sector is stuck in its steepest slump since the 2009 financial crisis, as brexit worries and a general economic slowdown held back growth. let‘s look at that last story in more detail now — the latest construction purchaser‘s managers index — showed that the sector shrank again last month. just one example that shows how tough things are in construction is house building — it dropped off in october at the fastest rate since june 2016. brian berry is the chief executive of the federation of master builders. before i came on set, ijust checked the prices of some, and the share prices are up. is this more about the smaller players in the construction industry?” the smaller players in the construction industry? i think it cuts across the housing sectors, more builders are suffering from political uncertainty, but it is all across construction, civil engineering has been particularly affected, but even in the larger house builders, the number of houses being built is at a lower rate compa

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now for all the business news. welcome to the business news, i'm susanna streeter. since april. banks should consider refunding more customers who fall victim to certain kinds of payment fraud, according to mps. a new report warns fraud is the second most common kind of crime in england and wales, and described economic crime as a "serious and growing problem." it's a year since the law changed in the uk to allow clinicians to prescribe medical cannabis. however, growth in the market has been limited as the government has said more evidence was needed to support "prescribing decisions" related to medical cannabis. across europe though its estimated the cannabis market will be worth £106 billion by 2028, according to the london—based analysis firm prohibition partners. of course, cannabis is a very diverse market with a key distinction between recreational and medicinal uses. europe is much more focused on medicinal products — whereas in the us, recreational cannabis sales are predicted to grow by 25% a year. i guessed marc davis as only about a dozen or so prescripti

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now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. consumer cryptocurrency scam. you is low has been implicated in a multi—million dollar digital currency con. to the‘s ad band. we look at what social media giants are doing to counteract attempts to influence voters. good morning and welcome to asia business report, live from singapore with me, mariko oi. let's start with the alleged onecoin scam, because a us lawyer has been found guilty of money laundering and freud for his role in the cryptocurrency con. mark scott was accused of helping the founder of the digital currency to use offshore banks as well as shell companies to hide $400 million of investor's money does investors‘ money. investor‘s money does investors‘ money. investors worldwide were led to believe 0necoin was a legitimate digital currency being run out of bulgaria. prosecutors in new york said it was actually a ponzi scheme that attracted billions of dollars from investors around the world, but has no real financial value. from investors around the world, but has no realfinancial value. its found

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a new heads at the european central bank but is it just business as usual christine legarde has given her 1st official speech as he sees the president acela mittal is closing a steel plant in south africa thousands more names could be added to the country's already overlong joblessness. and the v. is for victory airbus has what it hopes is a winning idea to save fuel inspired by migrating birds. this is d.w. business i am rob what's in berlin welcome along christine legarde has used her very 1st official speech as president of the european central bank to put yet more pressure on wealthy euro zone countries to spend spend spend she told delegates in frankfurt that better targeted investment would be key to facing the region's challenges and urged them to create a greener more modern europe. a fresh face for the cameras but the message from christine lagarde was much the same as her predecessors it will be up to the eurozone members with the means to do it to help spend the region away from a possible recession. investment is a particularly important part of the response to today's cha

and new business owners. the tenderloin is open for business. >> to make it clear that the place is ready. >> it's been more than a decade since the tenderloin had a thriving merchants association. >> he welcomes the association and says together they can lobby the city to get help the area thrive. >> if we can be working together to have small businesses saying these are the changes we want to have. i think it's a fantastic thing. it's overdue. >> so far more than a dozen businesses have and how to put them into place. >> fox 2 news. >>> people are also calling for traffic safety changes in the tenderloin neighborhoods. >> this is the scene at 3:00 yesterday afternoon at the intersection of taylor and eddie streets. protesters held signs. in recent months, there have been several traffic related deaths in the tenderloin. >> other neighborhoods have speed bumps. other neighborhoods have visible school zone. tenderloin doesn't have that. insane speeds in this neighborhood to and install red light cameras at bu

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