gains in digital content and service a soul to i phone users the outlook for is less optimistic c.e.o. tim cook said sales for the crucial holiday quarter could miss wall street expectations blaming weakness in emerging markets and a certainty whether apple can keep up with demand for new products shares lost four percent in after hours trade. washington is toughening its approach to venezuela nicaragua and cuba and u.s. president donald trump has begun by ordering fresh sanctions on venezuela he is not targeting the country's gold industry washington fears been as well and gold exports are undermining efforts to put pressure on the south american countries president nicolas maduro and his government americans will no longer be allowed to trade in venezuelan gold washington has already imposed sanctions on several vendors and officials as well as its oil industry. the u.s. is also reimposing sanctions on iran from monday next week they'll affect the oil and gas and banking sectors washington will penalize countries and companies that do not halt iranian oil imports although it may give some nat

success they argue the figures of becoming less relevant as customers buy bundled products apple c.e.o. tim cook blames the poor sales forecast on weakness in emerging markets. asian and european exchanges have been surging as optimism about trade relations between china and the united states south a positive tweets from u.s. president donald trump still southeast asia is trying to take advantage of the trade war to attract more investment from european nations like germany all the world's top two economies the colons. modern cosmopolitan an economically growing this is how the indonesian capital is portraying itself at the asia pacific conference almost one thousand top managers and politicians came to jakarta a representative of the indonesian government spoke in german to the crowd. many people know that i'm the only german speaking member of president we don't as cabinet. who is over this but the friendly words couldn't dispel the misgivings german economy minister peter out myer spoke plainly the. tennis is. packed. we have to be. back to. foreign investors are welcome in indonesia astra on

apple c.e.o. tim cook says it's only a matter of time before tech companies face a rock face a raft of new regulations to protect their customers cook said that he was not a fan of regulation but that if. it is not working properly regulation is inevitable it is called the anscombe offer an exposé in the new york times about how facebook worked to downplay the impact of the extent of russian meddling on its by phone and then hired p.r. companies to discredit its critics. and that's it for me of the business team here and i'll have an update for you in the next hour stay tuned to the dial because eco india is next thank you very much want to give up your business but i'm. going to. india. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with its people and the environment when there are do workers who look at the bigger picture india a country that faces many challenges and whose people are striving to create a sustainable future clever projects from europe and india. history shows the story of the first one of

quarterly success q the figures of becoming less relevant as customers buy bundled products apple c.e.o. tim cook blames the poor sales forecast of weakness in emerging markets like brazil india russia and turkey. grappling with it a response from google chief executives of di pichai as waves of workers around the globe walked out yesterday over the treatment of women one academic says the tech workers the dreams of silicon valley to disrupt to innovate and make the world a better place have crashed up against a much bleaker reality the share price of parent company alphabet is down by about one to sit organizers of the walkout for real change have hit out at what they say is a culture of complicity dismissiveness and support for perpetrators of sexual harassment and misconduct at the company. at the tech giants headquarters in california hundreds of employees took part in the hour long walk out. there are so many stories that we've heard for so long and it's time for action can change real change that's why we're calling this. that there has been for real change. similar protests were organized

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quarterly rather success if it is becoming less relevant as customers buy bundle products apple c.e.o. tim cook blames the poor sales for council house in a budget it's. could this be the trade war truce we've been waiting for china's foreign ministry says president xi jinping and u.s. leader donald trump think they should enhance trade relations that's for been our financial correspondent to get the european perspective on this story daniel cope how trade is they're reacting to the news. events shares in the u.s. already made a jump after a tweet of the u.s. president in which he pointed out that there could be an deed as soon lucian for the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china a trade war that has been dominating the headlines and also the interaction here at the stock market so i what's behind this according to the news agency of. bloomberg trump has already advised his senior staff to work on a trade agreement with china all of this was happening after a phone conversation between the two leaders traders have reacted very positive and will most likely see a trump effect happening at

indicator of quarterly success is it becoming less relevant as customers buy bottled products apple c.e.o. tim cook blames the poor sales for cost on weakness in emerging markets like brazil india russia and turkey. as the american chinese trade war rumbles on southeast asia is waiting in the wings for a boost in business a shift from china to other low cost production centers is already underway tariffs speeding up the process into danger is one hundred if but it'll have to invest in infrastructure to keep up use where the casbah claridge reports from jakarta. the singing of these caged birds in the indonesian capital is almost drowned out by the rumble of passing vehicles the metropolitan region is home to more than twenty million residents traffic there is a nightmare jakarta's air is heavily polluted as well the indonesian economy is growing by five percent a year but the infrastructure can't keep up experts say more roads are urgently needed if the country of two hundred seventy million is to realize its full potential it provides the upper limit for the growth clearly if you don't have mass r

apple c.e.o. tim cook says it's only a matter of time now before the take companies face a raft of new regulations to protect their customers cook said that's he was not a fan of regulation but that if the free market is not working regulation is inevitable his comments come after an exposé in the new york times about how facebook worked to downplay the impact and extent of russian meddling on its platform and hired p.r. companies to discredit its critics. this is due to the news live from berlin thanks for watching. on. the me too movement and its impact on me art's. w's global media. culture media influential figures from three continents discuss conditions will female politicians and changing construct judge world. views milestones need to come female nice culture today. equal india. how can a country's economy grow harmony. the environment when there are do as we look at the bigger picture india a country that faces many challenges and whose people are striving to create a sustainable future clever pro

apple c.e.o. tim cook says it's only a matter of time now before tech companies face a raft of new regulations to protect their customers cook said that he was not a fan of regulation and that if the free market is not working regulation is inevitable comments come up for an exposé in the new york times about how facebook what to downplay the impact and extent of russian meddling on its platform before the us. elections of twenty sixteen and hired p.r. companies to discredit its critics. something for christie going by and tim cook saying new regulations are inevitable are tech companies now beginning to develop something like a social conscience. i want to go they're being forced to really among a growing sense stabbed in the past boom years they have paid of their shareholders but they haven't really paid their part to society as a whole in its not just privacy a very very concrete example is the so-called homeless tax in san francisco so for years tech companies in san francisco have profited from prett

c.e.o. of the biggest tech company in america, apple's tim cook. >> tim cook: this is surveillance. and these stockpiles of personal data serve only to enrich the companies that collect them. >> kroft: speaking in brussels, cook did not say which companies he was talking about, but apple wasn't one of them. its business model is making and selling phones and computers, not marketing personal information for advertising, like google and facebook. >> tim cook: our own information, from the everyday to the deeply personal, is being weaponized against us with military efficiency. it is time for the rest of the world, including my home country, to follow your lead. >> kroft: most people would agree that the point man in europe has been a spiky-haired 31-year-old viennese lawyer named max schrems, who has been inflicting misery in silicon valley for the past seven years. he not only brought international attention to the issue of data privacy, he brought big tech lawyers into court. in the information age, he says data is the most important commodity. the question is, who does it belong t

c.e.o. of apple went to brussels and blasted other tech giants like google and facebook for ignoring their customers' privacy, tim cookrsing a tough new data protection law in europe, that he'd like to see brought to the united states. it's given europeans much more control over their personal information than americans have, and it's making silicon valley very nervous. >> travel as deep into the earth as man has ever traveled, two