china telecom will be launching mobile broadband services. it was a busy weekend at the box office for the latest animation "home." the film's protagonist is voiced by re-anna. other voices include steve martin and jennifer lopez. we will end with news of newburgh lambing up its services -- we will end with news of goober car -- uber car ramping up its services. a ride will set users back up to $200 in addition to a seven dollar a minute charge. genie: i wonder if they will have a maserati here. >> it seems a bit excessive. it is time for the press review. genie: mi james has a look at what the papers -- emma james has a look at what the papers say. emma: a downcast image on the front cover. a slap in the face. voters punished the last as france swings right. the national front fails to win a single department. they did not win quite as many votes as they expected last week. it is concerned the strategy and target, we have the next presidential election coming up. the little mediocre politicians are hanging on despite the punishments of the p

china mobile's network. they are not only the largest telecom wireless provider in china, but also globally they are number one that -- those two events really helped apple a great deal in the region. mark: last quarter, apple sales in china, they rose to 70%. talk to us about consumer preferences. how do they help apple taelor products specifically to the chinese market? john: one thing that apple does well is they are a true global rant mark. brands mean a lot to everyone. i don't care who you are. and the chinese in particular love the apple brand. i think apple as a company has done a great job leveraging that . they've got a growing base of retail stores in china and it is only going to get larger from here. i think the distribution with carriers in the region, together with a growing retail presence has helped and will continue to help them in china. mark: china's anti-graft campaign, they have been very tough in that regard. that is the corruption on -- the crackdown on corruption and waste. does that a fact the apple watch, specifically the one available in gold? john: the app is not for sale yet. it i

china mobile and home telecom apparently allowed fraudsters to use their service for different illegal activity. it's not just foreign companies. china mobile is also in the cross hairs. >> that's a little telling for a state-owned sbrizz, big targetted by a state-owned media agency. >> if you're doing wrong, you're doing wrong, right? >> in the height of anti-corruption drives, it's very interesting. >> these are all allegations. the problem with this -- let me just say -- there's no check for the state broadcaster. they put out these allegations based on the number of surveys by the consumers and put it out for the public to decide whether it's true. >> but these companies that depend on their reputation -- >> you do not want to be on this list. >> clothing companies? >> clothing companies as well. some 23,000 batches of clothing did not meet guidelines that the government says are for quality on a number of inspection and quarantine visits. they -- cctv identifies the brands -- h. and m. gap, zara, american apparel. old navy, forever 21 and armani. >> armani? stephen engle, thanks.

china mobile gives you a yield? >> yes, nice stock as well like all these telecoms tend to do but i think the phone is going to continue sales over apple in china. >> we'll be right back. stay tuned. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first, we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> time for the final. boss? >> some of the names moving up to the upside. oracle, but look at sap. had huge option activity today. stocks performed very well. can get over 70, i think it goes towards 75. >> bk, brian kelly. >> that's me. inflation, they'll get it and then show the crb chart, biggest component of the crb is oil by bno. that's your brent. brent hasn't gone as low as the west texas. >> karen finerman? >> yes. the united rent, i like it. it's very u.s. focused. normally, the dollar is good. but i like

world and that is in the context of a trekking world of text messages, whether china mobile or verizon or at&t or british telecomhe grote -- growth rates are shrinking in the growth rates for over the top messaging like whatsapp or snapchat or facebook messenger, that is growing so to enable the platform we could create a whole new business model and as i mentioned the 2500 people were here to write code that could work on things like facebook messenger, that is some of the biggest news out of this conference with mark zuckerberg. shirley other things they are showing off like the oculus virtual reality with an updated software pratt for -- platform including real-time broadcasting of the oculus three dvr, i also talk to other changes new ways for advertisers to understand how their ads are working or failing, that is behind the scenes at facebook at some of the biggest news again is the platform is asian of facebook messenger, it could be a big game changer, the possibilities become endless as long as people are inspired to think of something new to do with messenger which is an open platform. cory johnson from

china and the rest of the world. also of course having some key u.s. guests later today. key among them, tom wheeler, the head u.s. regulator for telecom stays. -- space. we will be hearing from tom wheeler a little bit later. 1:45 u.k. time. for that i hand things back to you. >> all right, caroline. thank you so much. caroline hyde there. >> we'll have more from europe's biggest tech event "the pulse." coming up in the next hour, we'll be joined by the orange c.e.o. >> plus james bond's car maker of choice. we speak to the new c.e.o. of aston martin. randy palmer in his first interview of the day. and we tackle the geneva mobile show and world congress. what is more important to you? your car or phone? >> i would like to add a caveat? which one are you more emotionally attached to? let us know. >> what about you? >> probably my phone. only because i don't drive a particularly exciting car. >> at guy johnson tv and at flacqua. we're back in two. ♪ >> welcome back. now let's go back to barcelona and the mobile world congress. caroline hyde is standing by for an exclusive interview. caroline? >> that man is bob -- we're talking music an

importance of american tech and tech globalization moving into china and emerging markets is huge and apple shows that. replacing at&t brings telecomh the s&p 500. i think it makes a lot of sense as we see not just apple but the american tech sector in general move internationally and showing a fair balance of what it's doing in the united states. >> dawn i know this is tim cook's company now but i can't help but thinking back on the days when apple was on its back and steve jobs came back on a white horse and revived it and now look at it today. you know this is the stamp of approval from corporate america to go into the dow, isn't it? >> yeah it's a really interesting moment for apple. remember, back in january when they reported their first quarter earnings they set records. they hit a historic high for publicly traded companies. they've sold record numbers of iphones. so it appears that apple is on the roll and we have some news coming on monday with the launch of a new device the apple watch. >> just going back to this for a second, the reason why i raise the issue about whether this marks a top or a bottom depending how you l