the company's c.e.o. fall after she was announced that she would face extradition to the united states she filed a lawsuit against comedian the forty's claiming that her constitutional rights have been violated and the one she claims the washy was all detained none of her constitutional rights of an advisor and another is that her luggage have been searched even though she had no idea she was under arrest now this the united states have been pressuring a lot of the employees and the people that are dealing with while we in the tour last month all u.s. top officials michael pale and mike pence born its european allies that if the proceed on using any of the equipment while building any of the infrastructure in the in the continent they will face consequences when dealing with the united states in january one of the employees in poland was arrested for allegedly spying for the chinese state and in the same month the united states government filed to criminal. charges against wall weight claiming that they were s

but it's not only that it is on the counter talk but the company's c.e.o. falls through which was she was arrested last december in vancouver canada know the british columbia court announced that she will be extradited to the united states she filed a lawsuit against. canadian authorities claiming that are constitutional rights were being violated the one she claims that she was being questioned without her constitutional rights being advice to her and another that her suitcase and luggage and electronic devices that she had with her were actually being searched without her knowing that she was under arrest and all this reaction of the united states to go towards the united states come after the american government has been targeting employees and the company old over the world if we go back in january we see that official has been arrested and pulled in for allegedly spying for the chinese state in the same month two criminal charges have been filed from the united states government against squawk one for charlie stealing trade secrets and the other for trying t

c.e.o. doing something wrong that's in a cause the commodity fall there ross and a straight trade is fair as they can possibly be so i don't think there's any reason for anybody to go out for equities because again you're looking for a pure investment there does not the more pure than come out of these yeah i agree with you from that perspective ok well let's get to the exchange traded fund so there's a couple of different thing for average investors there is you can get an exchange traded fund that actually trades as an equity so it could be an equity in a portfolio of companies that deal with commodities or you can get an exchange some of the mishmash out of it to focus on the real fundamentals that getting involved in the actual commodities through a futures contract or an options contract that's the better approach from your view right. best one hundred percent correct part again there's things that happen in commodities and they sometimes today's price is one and out six months from might be cheaper but when those start to roll over because you have to be moved to have expiration dates

c.e.o. acknowledge they have their work cut out for them but traders they also agree with the company's stock falling by as much as ten percent on the news that said the company certainly does seem to be making an effort you may recall for ford that we did not long ago about kroger partnering with u.k. rick retailer ocado to develop very methods of reaching consumers and capturing markets in the post amazon landscape and established players have been on their toes to say the least since amazon's acquisition of upscale grocery chain here retailer cosco is upping its reputation as a labor friendly employer and catching up with a competitor by setting its minimum wage for all employees at fifteen dollars per hour the company seems to be in a mood to be generous after significantly topping expectations on quarterly profit reports competitor target has already committed to a fifteen dollar floor for wage earners amazon made a similar pledge last year though some workers complained that this simultaneous relocation of bonus incentives and stock grants resulted in a net cut in ploys wages arkansas based wal

fall into a six and a half year low. now that all is not good news in the air of the man i'm talking to next that's up of these the c.e.o. of germany's dodge a post d.h.l. the world's biggest international court to up with thank you for joining us if you look at global trade right now are you worried so you know what happened is that we had a relatively soft start seen into the year we are still assuming that we will see a solid growth from free to free and a half percent uncertainty is never good for business but i'm not as skeptical as some people are still i still believe that we will see a continuation of the grove of last years maybe not at the same level as previous years what do you see as the biggest challenge in global politics right now for your business. i think you know of the biggest challenge is always uncertainty because uncertainty you know means that people delay decisions consumers delay decisions companies did a decision and we see that we see that in the u.k. to a certain extent we see that as well in china and it might happen that expansion of capacity will limit growth in the second half because you

diversity and equality issues that she was pushing will kind of fall back down the order of importance. we have a the same from the new c.e.owho said to bloomberg, it was very distressing this kind of behavior is still going on. lloyd's takes it extremely seriously. he would be talking to the market to ensure these types of behavior are stamped out. >> is it maybe more pervasive than most people know across the city or how isolated is this? >> it seems to be a problem pretty much at lloyd's. not across the wider city. of course there is sexual harassment everywhere but it seems to be particularly acute at lloyd's. we spoke to a number of women who had international experience and experience working in banking and other professions who had moved to london to work in insurance. they all said no, this is a particular problem for london, a particular problem to insurance. >> up next, hedge fund billionaire and basketball team owner tells us where h sees investment opportunities thanks to that coming maybe economic slowdown. >> we had a fun conversation with him. this is bloomberg businessweek. >> welcome back to bloomberg sbizz

falling the most since 2016. let's get the reaction from wisdom tree, japan's c.e.o., but we know we probably need to get to march get an undisported picture of things particularly as we had chinese new year falling the first couple months and that will play havoc with some with and import numbers regard to china. s it uncertainty over trade, japan-u.s. trade talks in the auto sector or just a regional and global slowdown in demand? >> look, i think it is very clear you've got a slowdown in demand particularly for capital goods and that's compounded by the weakness we've got in u.s. car sales. for japan that is very important. again, exports in february down by more than a percentage point. you know, that is not good news. it's going to put some warning signs on some of the profit forecasts particularly for the apanese car companies. >> right. so in terms of what could potentially also further complicate matters we're still looking at of course getting that sales tax hike as well. do you expect that to be as disastrous for the japanese economy as the last time we had a sales tax rise? >> no, absolutely not. it is

c.e.o. larry baer and his wife, pam. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: she screams as he tries to yank a cell phone out of her hand and ends up falling back in chair. tmz says it got the video from a witness who stopped recording to help break up the altercation. giants fans reacted quickly. >> it's very surprising, very aggressive. >> oh, my god! >> i hold him as someone who is quite a professional for a sports team that we follow and love and so it's shocking really. >> reporter: in a separate clip, baer walks away from the scene alone. pam baer later released a statement saying, "my husband and i had an argument in public about which we are very embarrassed. i took his cell phone. he wanted it back. i started to get up, and the chair i was sitting in began to tip." larry baer says, i am truly sorry for the pain that i have brought to my wife, children, and to the organization. it is not reflective of the kind of person that i aspire to be." >> san francisco giants. >> reporter: baer joined the giants in 1980. he became president in 2008 and c.e.o. in 2012. >> i would expect the organization to certainly do something about it. >> reporter: