himself tom enders and was directed to around one hundred thirty thousand employees worldwide the c.e.o. has also filed a corruption complaint with the british authorities against his own company and as wanted to clean up the european aircraft giant. this is going to be a long process and there are potentially serious consequences including significant penalties to the company this is what end is wrote to the aircraft makers staff in early october the extent of the damage is not yet known the allegations are of kickbacks during sales of air bus passenger and military aircraft the effort to boost business also involved the use of illicit funds and g.p.s. sales agents for hot but boy from transparency international one thing is clear the company's management has failed and end as a c.e.o. is responsible. as of venice who is that in which to if it's true that he didn't know then there's definitely organizational problems which can be traced back to him and there's no question about it because after twenty years of o.e.c.d. rules ten years after the semen scandal to not ensure that you know what

c.e.o. will choose such a confrontational approach homeless using a has a lot of points to is argument he says that without the merger the cuts at the stinger section would be even worse so it's quite likely that some sort of compromise will be found at least shareholders are betting on it shares in two thousand coupe today where the biggest tax gain as well money talks and on that point the steel market has recovered in recent months so is downsizing in this particular segment the right strategy. you know that doesn't make the capacities go away the pick up in demand has done little to change that overcapacity is in the european steel sector estimated to be between sixteen to twenty percent that means the steel makers have operations running workers employed who are able to produce sixteen to twenty percent more than what the manufacturing sector actually needs kind of out of prison in a frank thanks for that. all right our next story for you is about the buffalo one a protein rich beetle larva which is used in animal feed in cosmetics now a dutch company breeding the buffalo worm on a big sc

to stop its acquisition of time warner a controversial but c.e.o. has said he will fight the u.s. government's suit in court there's been a lot of reporting and speculation whether this is all about c.n.n. and frankly i don't know but nobody should be surprised at the question keeps coming up because we witnessed such an abrupt change in the application of and i trust law here. so any agreement that results in us forfeiting control of c.n.n. whether directly or indirectly is a nonstarter the u.s. has not seen such a high profile on thai trustees in decades already many are asking whether the lawsuit is about protecting consumers or political interference in america's press freedoms. a british low cost carrier easyjet says that annual net profit dropped by a thirty percent to three hundred forty four million at the end of its financial year in september due to tough competition and a slump the british pound but easyjet says things are changing as competitor ryan air is dropped flights and other rivals including monarch and air berlin are no longer in business easyjet says it will n

c.e.o. has said he will fight the u.s. government's suit in court there's been a lot of reporting and speculation whether this is all about c.n.n. and frankly i don't know but nobody should be surprised at the question keeps coming up because we witnessed such an abrupt change in the application of and i trust law here so any agreement that results in us forfeiting control of c.n.n. whether directly or indirectly is a nonstarter the u.s. has not seen such a high profile on type trustees in decades already many are asking whether the lawsuit is about protecting consumers or political interference in america's press freedoms. before we go we leave you with some dazzling jewels that have gone on display ahead of an auction in december two rare diamonds are the top draws at the sale in some other bees in new york that sale will feature the largest round diamond ever offered at auction weighing almost one hundred eleven carats worked very big on that thing or another highlight is a fancy vivid blue diamond and it is estimated t

to stop its acquisition of time warner a controversial but c.e.o. has said he will fight the u.s. government's suit in court there's been a lot of reporting and speculation whether this is all about c.n.n. and frankly i don't know. but nobody should be surprised that the question keeps coming up because we witnessed such an abrupt change in the application of and i trust law here so any agreement that results in us forfeiting control of c.n.n. whether directly or indirectly is a nonstarter the u.s. has not seen such a high profile antitrust case in decades already many are asking whether the lawsuit is about protecting consumers or political interference in america's press freedoms. right easyjet says the that it's an annual net profit drops by thirty percent to three hundred forty four million euros in the twelve months to the end of september due to talk tough competition and a slump in the pound but is yet says things are changing fast as compressor ryanair has dropped flights and other rivals including monaco and then on no longer in business jet says it would now be offering

to stop its acquisition of time warner a controversial but c.e.o. has said he will fight the u.s. government's suit in court there's been a lot of reporting and speculation whether this is all about c.n.n. and frankly i don't know but nobody should be surprised that the question keeps coming up because we witnessed such an abrupt change in the application of and i trust law here so any agreement that results in us forfeiting control of c.n.n. whether directly or indirectly is a nonstarter the u.s. has not seen such a high profile on type trustees in decades already many are asking whether the lawsuit is about protecting consumers it's a political interference in america's press freedoms. the city of paris has been takes to host a key institution after britain leaves the european union and twenty nineteen the european banking agency is currently located in london but britain's imminent departure from the block left of looking for a new home competition to acquire the banking agency which employs over one hundred sixty people have been fierce dublin and early favorite frankfurt lost

to stop its acquisition of time warner a controversial but eighteen t's c.e.o. has said he will fight the u.s. government's suit in court there's been a lot of reporting and speculation whether this is all about c.n.n. and frankly i don't know but nobody should be surprised at the question keeps coming up because we've witnessed such an abrupt change in the application of and i trust law here so any agreement that results in us forfeiting control of c.n.n. whether directly or indirectly is a nonstarter the u.s. has not seen such a high profile antitrust case in decades already many are asking whether the lawsuit is about protecting consumers or political interference in america's press freedoms. how would you go about selling a pencil or should it be too hard right there in the phone from katmandu to kinshasa but with protections tendencies on the rise during business around the globe has become more difficult recently and changing standards and regulations are increasingly taking their toll on one of germany's oldest companies best known for its pencils crayons and

the c.e.o. has since apologized to all of his employees for taking sides in an email that was obtained by "the washington post." the fact is our on assume mer demographics mix well, that's why we advertise nearly all news channels. msnbc. fox news and c.n.n. however given the nature of news we always need to evaluate it on a realtime bases. the decision to publicly communicate our programming decision was highly unusual. this gave the appearance of taking sides in a charged debate that escalated on twitter and beyond which was not our intent. i want you to know the decision to communicate our short-term media actions was done outside of company protocols. this is unacceptable. it requires an over haul and the introduction of safeguards to ensure this never happens again. our company and brand are too valuable to put at risk in this matter. >> i believe the c.e.o. i believe him. conservatives drink coffee. liberals drink coffee. everyone drinks coffee. he had a very tizes on all news start tonight. i

tools which lasted for thirty eight years and i think what we're seeing in angola where a lot in c.e.o. has replaced the chief of police chief of national security and fired just santos's daughter from the heat of the really lucrative position of the state oil company we may see something similar or similar in angola where i'm sure. god will want to stamp his off we have a bit of an explanation as to why they are not there by the very fact that the state visit on has been planned for quite some time and in a statement to president zuma did emphasize that on wednesday he did meet with him in one on goggle here in pretoria congratulated him and the other thing that president zuma said was he wanted to send his face well wishes to now former president mugabe and emphasizing the important role he had played in assisting in liberation movements across this continent and really into sizing that that positive contribution he made to the continent and as we watch the new president. stadium in the capital harare. i mean they'll be looking at. sinking yes his trade is overflowing with jacob zuma to t

corporate earnings are up losses are down mostly thanks to its booming steel business but the company's c.e.o. has warned employees that a merger is on the horizon isn't we're totally convinced that a merger with tata steel is the best or teaching option for our company staff and shareholders. and he had this message for workers already has to come to an agreement with employees. that will be difficult for months to some cope staff have taken to the streets to protest the merger they're afraid for their jobs and voice within a merged company the new steel operations will be based in the netherlands. with us wonders in the netherlands are not allowed to sit on supervisory boards so. that means employee participation is much lower there than in germany is complet the union also fears for the industry in germany that's because the new joint venture would start out burdened by a huge mountain of debt and unsustainable situation they say but the board disagrees he's a strong venture. it's totally sustainable that's why we're doing it and even if the steel business our innings weren't sufficient in term

c.e.o. elon musk has finally presented his new baby to the world more than that weighing in at more than thirty three thousand pounds it was a big and tesla's new big rig truck was unveiled last night in california electric powered it's meant to challenge the climate time damaging gas guzzlers gas guzzlers already on the roads just because that's the kind of guy he is he threw in a surprise sports car. it was a big show for a big truck. iran must joke that this would be the most useful eighteen wheeler ever tweeting it could transform into a robot fight aliens and even brew coffee and he said it's built for the long haul . now one of the biggest point. we've been asked about. electric trucks is well how far can they go because well it's perhaps a five hundred mile range. that's about eight hundred kilometers the driver sits in the middle no need for different models with steering wheels on the right or left must promised his electrode truck would be cheaper to maintain than today's diesels it's set to hit the road in just two years but musk was coy about the price which logistics firms had been

c.e.o. and founder mark zuckerberg has said he will be for up tools to prevent misuse. protecting our community is more important than maximizing our profits he said. that protection won't come cheap facebook says it will be doubling the number of reviewers and security personnel to twenty thousand. critics say the move is overdue and that facebook has ignored hate speech and propaganda on the world's largest social media platform for far too long. the dax it broke through the twelve thousand mark in march galloped past thirteen thousand in october and continued upward this week in an unprecedented show of strength for the german blue chip index here the trading floor is calm the recipe for success seems simple buy stocks lin back and watch them rise and the expectation is that things won't change anytime soon. with next thing ya shyness or things already seem to be on track for next year and even europe in asia have their crises behind them u.s. growth is continuing because of trump by tim it doesn't matter which it's an assist pass for germany's export economy and the

c.e.o. john flannery has laid out his rescue plan some tough medicine there and it's likely going to her well the company's rapidly losing value for shareholders that share prices plummeted around forty percent in the last year flannery now slashing that dividend by hoff and that works out at the eight biggest dividend cut in its history which will help g.e. to avoid a cash crunch it'll shrink operations down to three core businesses aviation power and health care practically everything else one is going to be sold off to the tune of twenty billion dollars fund will even fire six board members saying that twenty will be the reset here as he put it you can see him behind me and he said we know what we need to do and now it's show time for more on this let's bring in our financial correspondent in frankfurt you now do a noun good to see genelle why did it go so wrong for g.e. . well how in the hell not clearly a lot went wrong if it's having to shed its iconic lighting business let's not forget the historical link to thomas edison and the lightbulb is what made g.e. a household name but that ma

c.e.o. john flannery has laid out his plan and it's going to hurt g.e. long buck the trend when it came to conglomerates the company managed to turn a profit from seemingly incompatible industries but that's all changed the company is rapidly losing value for shareholders its share price has actually dropped about forty percent if you can see here the share price is down from thirty two to just nineteen dollars and on top of that he is slashing the diffident from twenty four cents to twelve cents that's the eighth biggest dividend cut in its history that will help g.e. avoid a cash crunch it will also shrink operations to just keep three core businesses aviation power and health care that's all that's going to remain practically everything else will be sold off to the tune of twenty billion dollars flannery will even fire six board members saying that twenty eighteen will be a rest year has he put it he said we know what we need to do and it's show time well it's also show time for the reason i'm a who met european business leaders this monday and it mus

c.e.o. marc benioff has been offerg to new products to marketing and e-commerce services and adding machine ies to attract clients amid heightened competition. major leadership changes at hewlett packard enterprise. c.e.o. meg whitman will step down from role february of next year but will remain on the board. news of the executive reshuffle was announced at the fourth quarter report. the company reported over $7.5 billion in net revenue, missing estimates. we caught up with cory johnson and executive vice president of research products for idc. cory: look, she took on an apparently impossible job, to right hewlett packard into a bigger and better business and restore it to the glory it had been as the leader in silicon valley. we saw a lot of changes at the company, most notably the split taking hewlett-packard enterprises, the high-growth and and spin itusiness off on the other side. she went in as c.e.o. to what was supposed to be a high growing business, but that business continued to shrink and spend billions of dollars on acquisitions, and yet they are still taking write-downs. in this

c.e.o. and founder mark zuckerberg has said he wants to beef up tools to prevent misuse. protecting our community he said is more important than maximizing our profits. and that protection won't come cheap facebook says it will be doubling the number of reviewers and security personnel that's ten thousand new positions critics say the move is overdue and that facebook has ignored hate speech and propaganda on the world's largest social media platform for far too long. now how do you like to get up close and personal with this guy a great white the largest of predatory fish a booming tourist trade in south africa and he's a reason to feel a little more comfy about diving with these fellows a lot more shocks wind up on our dinner plates than we do on their. off the coast of south africa the great white shark glides silently through the water. on the lookout for its next meal the predator stalks the thousands of seals that gather in the channel known as shark alley. the area is also one of the world's top commercial cage diving destinations but here in hunts by visitors can

host: we talked about senator david perdue of georgia yesterday, former fortune 500 c.e.o., he has the president's relying on sident him for tax reform and he told us in the newsmakers interview, believes they have 51-52 republicans in the senate. reach 50, you could see up to six democrats voting yes.us and susan ferrechio, what do you think? well, that's really an outstanding question here. what will democrats do. the democrats we have our eye on, are democrats up for states ion next year in won by president trump in 2016, we call them red state democrats in the senate. none of them committed to voting for this tax plan. talked to many of them individually and they aopposed o bill, f what is in the including local and state tax deductions, and i think what it down to greta, whether they calculate it will benefit f. they stituents determine by looking at details of the bill, there will be a lot of avings for majority constituents, it may be difficult for democrats in the bill,s to vote against the however, that is not a guarantee, none of them committed to doing it, the resident has g

c.e.o. of broadcom might be able to settle disputes with apple, which has been the primary thorn in qualcomm'sto put that together, it adds a tremendous amount of value to qualcomm and hence to broadcom, if it were to be acquired. emily: what about the price on offer? >> in so far is it possible that hock tan offers $5 or $10 more to get the deal done? yes. from a deal perspective, he is pretty well leveraged to try to make the deal happen. at the end of the day, $80 a share people are angling for is a psychological high price of the last five years, and hock tan has historically not given into those higher-price demands usually. and it might be a barter whether video gets done at that price. emily: there has been a lot of consolidation in the check -- chip industry. i want you to look at a chart. chart 5038 shows you how chip sales have been rising at their fastest pace since 2010 globally. and yet more consolidation than ever, fewer players. >> look, it is hard to compete out there if you are a small or specialized player. you are seeing a conglomeration of different technologies put togethe

c.e.o. and founder mark zuckerberg has said he will be for up tools to prevent misuse. protecting our community is more important than maximizing our profits he said. that protection won't come cheap facebook says it will be doubling the number of reviewers and security personnel to twenty thousand. critics say the move is overdue and that facebook has ignored hate speech and propaganda on the world's largest social media platform for far too long. the dax it broke through the twelve thousand mark in march galloped past thirteen thousand in october and continued upward this week in an unprecedented show of strength for the german blue chip index here the trading floor is calm the recipe for success seems simple buy stocks land back and watch them rise and the expectation is that things won't change anytime soon. makes the shyness or things already seem to be on track for next year even europe in asia have that crises behind them u.s. growth is continuing because of trump by tim it doesn't matter which it's an assist pass for germany's export economy and the ball is goin

the prospect of extremely long days has deterred many mothers from returning to the workplace. akira matsumoto, the c.e.o. of japanese snack food manufacturer calbee, has tried to curb that habit. >> they are working too long. that's why our company's working style is so flexible now. >> reporter: calbee's flex time policy encourages employees to work fewer hours, or to work from home. the company also pays for childcare when mothers first return to work. matsumoto says calbee has also quadrupled its percentage of female managers from 6% to 24% and is on pace to reach abe's goal of 30%. >> just men can not manage this company. without change, we cannot survive. >> reporter: do you ever hear negative feedback, or resistance from men? >> yes, of course yes. >> reporter: and your response is? >> if you do not like this, you can leave the company. there are so many, many companies outside this building. you can go. no one has left the company so far. >> reporter: what's new about womenomics is that some companies are now recognizing that supporting women in the workplace means creating policies for men. acro

c.e.o. and founder mark zuckerberg has said he wants to beef up tools to prevent misuse. protecting our community he said is more important than maximizing our profits. and that protection won't come cheap facebook says it will be doubling the number of reviewers and security personnel that's ten thousand new positions critics say the move is overdue and that facebook has ignored hate speech and propaganda on the world's largest social media platform for far too long. there's still no sign of a breakthrough in germany's coalition talks the parties are trying to hammer out an agreement on forming a government but negotiations are becoming increasingly contentious the greens have accused the free democrats of using populist platitudes the free democrats have called for more mutual respect. they're putting on a brave face but the road to a so-called jamaica coalition remains rocky the talks of proof that old habits die hard the greens are now locking horns with their would be partners over key issues if there's one thing they can all agree on it's pointing fingers. isn't it

regulations this patent has evolved under its founder travis cannon equal has been replaced after a series of scandals by a current c.e.o. of. course russia. now basically is tasked with cleaning up the mess restructuring the company and in doing so he has fired the chief security officer of his had met olsen a former general counsel with them is a no less and has started connecting him to contact and there it is around the world the tech editor constantine klein in bonn thanks for that. well data security is certainly one of the pitfalls of the new sharing a quantum a here's another one if you share something you don't own it if you don't own it you really feel responsible for it that's the issue many cities are confronted with when it comes to bike sharing services concerns a growing among city planners that the bikes not being used a clogging up public spaces despite that a company from singapore now wants to take on the competition right here in germany . you can't mess it the no frills bright yellow bike with no gears lots of plastic and thick solid rubber tires it's a decent short distance bike you can rent one fo

you know who else has had a bad week? papa john's c.e.o. er who can't sing, john schnatter. ( laughter ) ( applause blamed his company's declining sales on the n.f.l.'s national anthem protests, saying the controversy is polarizing the customer, polarizing the country. the n.f.l. has hurt papa john's shareholders. ( laughter ) yeah. people started throwing pizza shade at schnatter, including digiorno's, which posted tweets like, us: @papa john's let us know when you have new pizza, and pizza slice, upwards chart. them: pizza slice, downwards chart. damn! oh! that tweet's not delivery, it's duhevastating! ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> jon: i like that! yeah! >> stephen: by the way, this chart right here, this is how they explain economics to donald trump right there. ( laughter ) there hasn't been a digiorno burn that bad since every time a stoner forgot they put one in the oven. ( laughter ) pizza sales: alt-right white supremacists! who have claimed papa john's as their official pizza. ( audience reacts ) i'm surpri

c.e.o. john flannery laid out his restructuring plans which are going to hurt g.e. has long managed to turn a profit from seemingly incompatible industries but that's all changed so it's going to shrink operations down to three profitable core businesses aviation power and health care practically everything else will be sold off to the tune of twenty billion dollars and flannery is also slashing the dividend only the second time it's done so since one thousand thirty eight the eighth biggest dividend cut in its history will help g.e. avoid a cash crunch. it's of course a big topic and we want to discuss it with our financial correspondent on wall street sophie she mounts the sophie hi good to see you you're at the new york stock exchange where we've seen these reactions eight percent that's actually a very big loss is it that investors are really not betting on g.e.'s future. yeah well that is quite a strong reaction i mean the company is one hundred twenty five years old has a quite diversified portfolio if not fragmented so focusing and streamlining doesn't sound bad

c.e.o. of live nation entertainment. it hasduced sold-out concert tours for everyone from bruce springsteen to beyonce. >> for whatever reason, the idea they love live and that passion i found early was, what, 80% of the game, as we know. there are many people waking up today trying to figure out what they want to do. so wanting to do what i wanted to do was great. i think the idea that i can manifest the outcome is probably the talent. and i sat there, 20 years old, in the university with one of my mentors that now i work with, and i said to him at 20, "at 40 years old i want to run the largest live entertainment company in the world." >> rose: but it was more than a business. it was a business you love. it was about something you love. >> i find it rare in the music business, most music executives are on the record side and talk about their love for the record. i just love those two horizontal. i think those two hours of magic when you're back stage and watching the production of the u-2, the jay zs. as a kick from thunder ba

that still trade secrets in respect to self driving knowledge e then there has been sexual harassment claims the founder and c.e.o. had to step down at the top position. and now we have this. mess of breach a good year ago and one of the big questions is did they have to give notice to customers much earlier and if there might be suits from customers to follow up so a lot of open questions at this point if passengers will start to switch to other companies still remains to be see yet another crisis at this hack went undetected but what are the chances it's just the tip of the iceberg it's pretty likely that we will see something similar again that to a certain degree is the risk that we're having in our digital world to them and it has happened before if you look at yahoo for example order or at equifax a company specialized in credit score ratings here in the united states so it just shows that not all systems obviously are bullet proof and it is possible that something like that certainly could happen again how far reaching that is and how safe the systems is nobody can really tell at this point it seems they h

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