daimler. he really feels that the big competition daimler.iants as well as the auto's. >> the digital world, they are taking possession of the automotive world and vice versa. if youives four main, want to disruptive, paths into the future and this is connectivity in the first place, the internet of things. it is autonomous driving technically, it is sharing, and electrification. >> electric vehicles and technology, this is at the forefront of everyone's minds in paris at the auto show. caroline hines, bloomberg news. emily: that was bloomberg's caroline hyde from paris. space travel, to spacex ceo elon musk calling for a new era of interplanetary travel, and even a colony on the red planet. it is true that back here on earth the private space industry has taken off in recent years, with launch costs comingit down and everything from satellite tech to imaging capabilities taking stride. joining me is one of the earliest investors in the field, david cowan. first of all, what do you think of elon's plan to colonize mars? is it realistic or cra

we spoke about that with the chief executive of daimler. they own mercedes-benz. that the big competition now is the tech giants as well as the autos. >> we are seeing the digital world, they are taking possession of the automotive world and vice versa. had this drives -- and this drives four main, if you want to disruptive, paths into the future, and this is connectivity in the first place, the internet of things. it is autonomous driving technically. it is sharing, and it is electrification. caroline: electric vehicles and technology, this is at the forefront of everyone's minds in paris at the auto show. caroline hines, bloomberg news. emily. emily: that was bloomberg's caroline hyde from paris. from auto tech to space travel, now spacex ceo elon musk calling , for a new era of interplanetary travel, and even a colony on the red planet. now, it is true that back here on earth, the private space industry has taken off in recent years, with launch costs coming down and everything from satellite tech to imaging capabilities taking stride. joining me now to dig dee

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in july, record fines of nearly 3 billion euros against daimler and other truck makers for fixing pricesdal for banks in the u.s. and europe, paid out about $9 billion in fines for many relating prices in the foreign exchange market. one huge cartel, opec, has remained a strong force until the market forced countries to act and their best interest. determined to recapture market share, including oil from shale, saudi arabia and other arab producers opened the tabs, sending oil prices down 46% by the end of the year. among those hurt were ok numbers iran and venezuela. the idea is age-old, performer cartels versed emerged in germany in 1870's and spread other european nations as well as japan. it is noted domestic retail's typically emerged in industries with high fixed cost under record of competition. steel, coal, fertilizer, aluminum. here's the argument. cartels face moral and legal hurdles today, the ubiquity's throughout suggest attempt eradicate them entirely will fail. they face a threat that will never go away. teaming on the cartels rules by members who can't suppress the compet

of tesla and likes daimler. -- no justin timberlake yet. guy: serious things.oline will be with us throughout the morning. a great interview with vw. do you like these stocks? they are on the point of a big industrial change. very tough to invest in spaces with this kind of shift. >> it is exciting. a lot of risk in terms of regulation and disruption. the reason why they have come back so far this year is because of volume. specifically the u.s. people are starting to ask whether we have seen the peak and how much more they can grow in terms of the numbers. guy: so you would avoid the big manufacturers, not the supply chain? >> you get better bang for your buck if you buy the suppliers. back,f numbers to come what you do get is more stuff sold into each car made here onward. guy: if you want to carry on the conversation, head to top live. you will see our coverage. sort of what is happening with the indian rupee. says it has been attacking terror camps on the pakistan border. it is having an effect on the market. the market open is next. >> >> guy: welcome. i'm

that would be enough for them to buy daimler, volkswagen and b.m.w. combined. put those resources toward the apple industry, it is really going to scare the established players, especially the market players like b.m.w., mercedes and audi. that is the type of space that apple goes for. they have been working on this project for sometime. if they are putting money to work to buying automotive manufacturing expertise, that shows they are quite serious. caroline: fascinating the moves in the mobility space. the race is on. thank you very much. always on top of all the aught auto stories here in berlin. i know we're digging back into the fed. uy: let's talk about that. let's talk about what happened with the fed yesterday. clearly a non-decision in so many ways with the detail so important. that level of descent critical and investors paying attention to that. let's listen to what they told us. >> they are obviously not in much of a rush. be clear about that. their behavior demonstrates that. they are looking at all the other measures of inflation that have been ti

obviously daimler has freightliner. mack.those guy who is are in this market fighting right now. >> all right, thank you, phil. >> talk to you next hour. >> thanks, phil. >>> meantime, our guest host is ken rogoff. we're going to talk about phasing out cash as a currency. going to be weighing in on a potential cashle less society. meaning less cash. the new book called "the curse of cash." he argues the time has come for a less cash society. what do you mean by all this? >> i think if you look at the cash outstanding in the world, there's tons of it. it's mostly in large denomination notes. $100 bills. there's more than 4,000 for every man, woman, and child in the u.s. and we print more constantly. but 80% of it is in hundreds. in a lot of countries it's 90% in the big bills. >> this is a physical story you're talking about here. >> it's very simple, practical point that cash is a very good way to hoard, hide, for crime and tax evasion. the evidence i think is overwhelming that's a lot of the use. i'm trying to sort of find a