we'll be crossing live to our reporter there dave lee. and on the markets it's a mixed picture emerging in asia today following strongs gains on monday. investors are in wait and see mode as they keep a close eye on the trade talks between china and the us. carlos ghosn says he's been wrongly accused and unfairly detained. the former nissan boss was appearing in court in tokyo — in handcuffs — his first appearance since his arrest in november rocked the business world. he told the judge he'd always acted with integrity and had never been accused of any wrongdoing in his career spanning several decades. the ousted nissan boss has been held since 19 november after being arrested as he landed at japan's haneda airport in his private jet. he was later charged with financial misconduct. he's accused of underreporting his income by 44 million dollars between 2010 and 2015. but he was later rearrested for aggravated breach of trust — that's more serious — because he's accused of shifting his personal investment losses to nissan. the investigatio

dave lee, bbc news, in las vegas. more from las vegas throughout the week on bbc news.me other business stories: carmaker fiat chrysler will pay more than $700 million to settle lawsuits from the us justice department and diesel owners, according to reports. it has been sued for allegedly using software to cheat emissions rules — claims it denies. but, in october, it set aside more than $800 million to cover potential costs related to the case. uk retail sales were flat in december as stores experienced their worst christmas in a decade, according to the british retail consortium. total retail sales showed 0% year—on—year growth during the month, the worst december performance since 2008. amazon founder and ceo jeff bezos and his wife, mackenzie, are to divorce after a 25—year marriage. mr bezos is the world's richest person, according to the bloomberg billionaire index, with an estimated wealth of $137 billion, some $115 billion ahead of bill gates. amazon this week overtook microsoft to become the world's most valuable listed company. and now, what is trending in the

ogy reporterechn dave lee found out, it may not be for everyone. take a look. how does that feel? that feels good. >> enjoy the ride. dave:ad i'y. the special thing about this is that the vr experience moves at the same time as the car moves. when i pull away, i really feelb itecause the car is moving. w took several data points from the car like acceleration, speed, steering, breaking,, locatid matched it to virtual worlds. dave: i'm shooting in the game, i'm looking around. obviously, the movement is determined by where th.car is movingel i don't n control of where i am going, but it makes it feel very physical. so although people get motion sickness and a lot of people get sickness from vr, you say thatos combining two things you can get rid of it. minutes to itfew o with no licensing, you need a direct connection to the data. that is what we worked on. daveanother thing about this is that the content they describe as being elastic. so if i am on a journey for just a few nutes, the content should react to how long my journey is. and change accordingly. if i am on the road for an

dave lee, bbc news, las vegas.awards season kicked off this week with the golden globes, and now we are entering the next round with bafta's. vourite" leads the pack with 12 nominations. the british academy film awards are considered a precursor for the oscars. here is the bbc's will gompertz. >> who did your makeup? >> do you like it? >> you look like a badger. rite" is a favou darkly comic drama with olivia coleman in a warts-and-all performance. along with her are costars rachel weisz and emma stone. "the favourite" is the favoritel t win. >> it is the odds on favorite to -- stick your money on it. period dramas are always a favorite. its ggest rival is "roma," beautiful drama from alfonso cuaron. will: best actor? >> less competition than in the best actress category this year. well, rami malek won t golden globe for his transformation mercury, but i think this is christle's nomination to lose. he is astonishing in "vice." totalns trmation as dick cheney. >> the vice presidency is mostly a symbolic job. >> righ

dave lee, bbc news, in las vegas.before the crisis, but for the election. still, they don't go back. the issue is cleared, they feel that now they go back, they would be there. all those countries, they have a good relationship with myanmar, they should put pressure and talk to them, that they should ta ke and talk to them, that they should take these people back because they are burnley citizens. but there'll be no attempt from your site to force anybody. well, how can we force ? force anybody. well, how can we force? we can‘t force them. but i feel that they should go back to their own country. you believe it's safe for them to go back to myanmar right now? if you don't send them, then how can you? because myanmar signed an agreement with us, they are now eager to take them back. myanmar agrees that society, the unhcr, everybody can work so i think that these people can go back and we can watch. would they be then guinea pigs to figure out? it's a natural method. how can you send them? we had to push through them. w

that was dave lee. also making news today are washington's relations with beijing.ing us defence secretary, patrick shanahan, started his first day in charge at the pentagon by stressing to his team that while they were dealing with ongoing operations in other parts of the world, they must always remember, "china, china, china." pakistan's prime minister imran khan has led tributes to his former teacher, major geoffery langlands, who's died in lahore at the age of 101. born in northern england, he first went to south asia with the british army and settled in pakistan after partition. he taught generations of students, including many future leaders, at the prestigious aitchison college before retiring in his mid—90s. the american comedian, hassan minaj, has responded to a decision by netflix to remove an episode of his comedy from its service in saudi arabia. the edition of his show patriot act had been highly critical of the kingdom. netflix said it backed artistic freedom but had to "comply with local law". in a tweet, mr minaj remarked that, "clearly, the best way

dave lee, bbc news, in las vegas.on in myanmar have been living in temporary camps in bangladesh for more than a year now. last november, there was an attempt to send back a group following an agreement between bangladesh and myanmar, but the refugees refused. the bbc‘s yogita limaye spoke to bangladesh's prime minister sheikh hasina about the crisis, just a few days before her re—election in december. still, they don't feel safe to go back. now it is, myanmar government, they should clear and they feel now that if they go back, they are safe to go there. i want that all those countries that have good relationship with myanmar, they also should put pressure and talk to them that they should take these people back because they are their citizens, they are going to deny that. but there will be no attempt from your site to force anyone? well, how can we force? we can't force them. but i feel that they should go back to their own country, live in a better way. do you believe it's safe them to go back to myanmar right now?

dave lee. was halted pending some news, we were told, and that news came quite quickly. the letter came out, and tim cook went into several reasons why his company is going to come in around — at least $5 billion under estimates for revenue than they'd originally predicted. the reasons were, one, that sales in china have pretty much dropped off a cliff recently, he revune from those sales, and they blamed increased tension between the us and china on trade potentially for some of that problem. but they also talked about issues with supply chain as well. tim cook said that although apple had released what he said were very popular new products, sales of those products, particularly its watches, laptops and so forth have been held back because they simply haven't been able to make enough, and supply chain constraints have hit sales there. and, overall, the iphone has been a bit of a handicap for apple in this quarter, because people aren't upgrading them as often as they usually do. so, while the

dave lee, bbc news, in las vegas.en taking an interest in? jane foley is joining us again to discuss. that's talk about japan's, beef, british beef, going to japan once again, after the mad cow crisis, and british land, this is all to do with the japanese prime ministers visiting theresa may today? yeah, so he is in london, clearly it is good for uk farmers if they can trigger beef and lamb going tojapan for uk farmers if they can trigger beef and lamb going to japan for the first time since 1996. but there is the other side of the coin is well. we've got to remember what prime minister bay represents, he really is the world flag flyer of free trade. there is something potentially which be done for both sides post—brexit, obviously, the uk wa nts to sides post—brexit, obviously, the uk wants to build up trading partners but from japan's point of view, it is imperative. japan has an extremely ageing population, domestic demand is owned to fall off and he really wants to kick up trading partners, he needs destination is

here's our north america technology correspondent, dave lee.000 810, facebook has faced scandal after scandal. it started with cambridge analytica and moved on to concerns about how the company in is doing market research on teenagers. —— 2018. profit up by 39% that year. it seems users are for the most part turning a blind eye. more than 2.7 billion people use facebook products every single month. but the same cannot be said for regulators. huge fines coming up for regulators. huge fines coming up for facebook the question is how damaging will that be? david hodari is a reporter at the wall streetjournal. talking about the fines likely could be pretty hefty in the us for facebook. what is your reaction to those results? the biggest quarterly profit they have seen in traded history, he cannot argue with that. they may well face fines and regulations in coming years but you get the sense those concerns will be priced into shares in the second and third quarters. those record daily sell office. we do not know which bit of facebook that growth is

self driving car tech here at ces, but there are other exciting things going on in—car too, and dave leem. here he is. so audi thinks it has come up with an idea to keep us more entertained while we are travelling in the back of a car. i'll check it out. how are we doing? alright, enjoy the ride! this vr system was made in collaboration with disney, and it monitors data from the car's actual movements. so when i pull away, i really feel it, because the car is moving. what we have created basically is a completely new category of content, because it is the first time that it is something that works best in the car. i'm shooting in the game, i'm looking around, obviously the movement is determined by where the car is moving. so i don't feel in control of where i am going, but it does make it feel very physical. but i don't know, something about the combination of virtual reality and whizzing around a racetrack didn't feel too good. truth be known, i'm not a skilled boxer — more into unboxing, if you know what i mean — but although the botboxer here is successfully dodging most of myjabs, i

our technology reporter dave lee has more from san francisco. accused of stealing trade secrets from t—mobile us, including a concept known as tapping. it has devices on its networks. according to us reports, the state of the investigation means there could be charges relatively soon. neither huawei all t—mobile us have commented on those reports. huawei is effectively blocked from greek any business in the us because the american security services are concerned that ageing eight years the compa ny‘s devices concerned that ageing eight years the company's devices and products to spy on americans. tensions between the two countries have been intensified recently because huawei's chief financial officer was arrested in canada late last year. she is accused by the us of engaging in massive bank fraud. the next hearing in that case is due to take place early next month. we will discuss that further in our news briefing. it is dominating the financial press. let's go to asia now where we are waiting for news from japanese engineering giant hitachi ab

worryingly for the global economy, it has underestimated the scale of the slowdown in china, as dave leefrancisco explains. investors are investors a re not investors are not used to this kind of news. it has been many new —— many years since they struggle to please their investors. this letter that came outjust after two o'clock local time has really sent a shot away to those investors so sent a shot away to those investors so well rewarded over the years. it is the letter warning several factors meaning they are going to have a very difficult quarter when they next report their earnings, and it means around five million dollars less —— $5 billion less in global revenue. the reasons for that, numerous. one was simply that people are upgrading their iphones less. it iphone is the most profit —— applicable product they have. that has led big knock—on effect. the supply chain issues affecting their other products that were performing well, they could not get them to consumers quickly enough. the most significant thing is china. sales in china have simply fallen off a cliff and they blamed

and china, as dave lee reports. or decades, it has been a thrilling ride into the future of the glo l tech industry, a multimillion dollar sales pitch of the weird, the wonderful, and maybe the groundbreaking. companies from china have long h been a familiar sight, wom -- with firms like huawei taking up almost as much room as the top u.s. names. >> it makes business sense to come here because they can meet buyers from all around the world. dave: but while huawei has come out for this tech show, none of the u.s. phone networks offer their smartphones. the u.s. government is concerned them to spyight use on americans. >> we don't believe there's any issues regarding huawei, and we are more than happerto have a cotion with the u.s. government about how to come up with a security assurance framework and geared towards the osited states. dave: tensions re further when huawei's chief financial officer was arrested in december. she is fighting extrn to the united states, where she faces charges of bank fraud, allegations s

heer‘s dave lee on that issues.ar sales pitch of the weird, the wonderful and maybe the ground—breaking. companies from china have long been a familiar sight. with firms like huawei now taking up almost as much room as the top us names. it makes business sense for them to come here because they can meet their buyers from all around the world. but while huawei has come out in force for this tech show, none of the us phone networks offer their smartphones. that is because the us government is concerned that china might use them to spy on americans. we don't believe there's any evidence in the world of any issues regarding huawei and huawei products. and we're more than happy to have a conversation with us government about how to come up with a security insurance framework geared towards the united states. tensions rose further when huawei's chief financial officer meng wa nzhou was arrested in december. she is fighting extradition to the united states, where she faces charges of bank fraud — allegations she denies. th

dave lee, bbc news, in las vegas.the meeting had been arranged to try to break the impasse between the two parties that has led to a partial government shut down, which has now dragged into its 19th day. a ban comes into force today to try to deal with cold calling scams which can rob people of their pensions. any firm which phones people about pension savings, without having specific permission, could face a fine of up to half a million pounds. cold—calling has been used by fraudsters to try trick people out of their savings. our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz reports. hello? it's a scourge on pensioners and savers like graham, who's bombarded with calls from fraudsters. they carry on, even at a gathering in south london to equip pensioners to deal with scams. how many have you had today? i've been in the centre today for half an hour now, and i've had five of those calls already on my phone. and i've blocked them, and they literally phoned me back a couple of minutes later, using a different phone num

our north america technology reporter dave lee has been taking a car journey with a difference.s good. enjoy the ride. the special thing about this is that the vr experience moves at the same time as the car moves, so when i pull away i really feel it because the car is moving. so we took several data points from the car, like acceleration, speed, steering, braking, location, and matched it to virtual worlds. i am shooting in the game, i am looking around, obviously the movement is determined by where the car is moving. so i don't feel in control of where i am going but it does make it feel very physical. so although people get motion sickness and a lot of people get sickness from vr, you are saying combining those two things you can get rid of it? but only if you manage to do it with almost no latency and that is why you need a very direct connection to the vehicle and its data. they said it would not make me nauseous. that was a lie. that was interesting. it was fun. very immersive. definitely one of the more immersive vr things i have done but i couldn't do that for a long ti

dave lee is one of them, here he is.come up with an idea to keep us more entertained while we are travelling in the back of a car. i'm going to check it out. how are we doing? all right, enjoy the ride. i'm ready. this vr system was made in collaboration with disney, and it monitors data from the car's actual movements. so when i pull away, i really feel it because the car is moving. what we have created basically is completely new category of content because it is the first time that it is something that works best in the car. i'm shooting in the game, i am looking around. obviously the movement is determined by where the car is moving, so i don't feel in control of where i'm going, but it does make it feel very physical. but i don't know. something about the combination of virtual reality and whizzing around a racetrack didn't feel too good. it said it wouldn't make me nauseous. that was a lie. but it's ok because on the ces show floor i found a different approach. this is a effort by intel and warner brothers to imagi

as the show closes in las vegas, our correspondent dave lee took a tour of some of the biggest displayshat is capturing people's attention is the fact that the whole screen here is coated with this image like a big screen. the way they are doing a right now is by using a projector strapped to the ceiling, but i guess it is one idea of what we might be able to do in the car if it was to become self driving in the future. tell us what we have here. this is the new lg styler. all you do is fill the water reservoir, it generates the steam. what does the shaking do? it drops the wrinkles out? the steam comes up from the bottom and allows the wrinkles to be released, the steam penetrates from the inside out, opening up the garment and it helps everything go away. how many times have you had to explain why this is shaking here at ces? way too many. you have the patience of a saint. here is a cute robot from samsung, they call it the retail bot, and it is designed to intelligently know its way around a location such as a restaurant. it can bring you your food, warn you if the plate is hot and e

dave lee is there and rory cellan—jones is there. headache, the drones at heathrow airport. iwould imagine headache, the drones at heathrow airport. i would imagine anyone heading to heathrow yesterday and hearing this on the radio would have thought, what a nightmare. that is because of what happened at gatwick not so long ago. that which was effectively close for 36 hours. it caused absolute mayhem. fortunately with this one heathrow was only close between five and six last night, so thankfully not so bad, but a big worry. plenty of tweets about this. i am very worried, the drone incident at gatwick took place just one week before i flew to london. i have got another flight in february, snow, and already very worried. when does this ever end? the challenge is when does it end and when is the response quick enough to prevent it happening? in the news today the investigation has started by the met police. we would all hope that that investigation would lead to a response which ensures that these drones cannot get anywhere near these

it takes virtual reality to the next level, but as our north america technology reporter dave lee founde ride. so the special thing about this is that the vr experience moves at the same time as the car moves. so when i pull away, i really feel it, because the car is moving. so we took several data points from the car, like acceleration, speed, steering, braking, location and matched it to the virtual world. steering, braking, location and matched it to the virtual worldlj am shooting in the game. i am looking around. 0bviously am shooting in the game. i am looking around. obviously the movement is determined by where the car is moving. so i don't feel in control of where i am going, but it does make it feel very physical. excuse me. so although people get motion sickness and a lot of people get sickness from vr, you are saying combining those things you can get rid of it? only if you manage to do it with almost no latency and that is why you need a very direct connection to the vehicle and its data, and that is what we have worked on. another clever thing about this is that the content

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as the show closes in las vegas, our correspondent dave lee, took a tour of some of the biggest displaysotor system, but what's really catching peoples attention is the fact that the whole windscreen here is covered with this image, like a big screen, now the way they are doing that right now is by using a projector, struck to the ceiling. but i guess it's just one idea of what we might be able to do with the car, if it was to become self driving in the future. sojosh, tell us what we have here? this is the new lg style, we have no need for plumbing hookups or anything like that. all you do as you fill the water reservoir down here, generates the steam back here, so the shaking what does the shaking do? at stopping the wrinkles out or what? the steam comes up from the bottom, hetero allows the wrinkles to be released. it penetrates from the inside out, opening up the diamond and it penetrates the shaking helps everything go away. how many times have you had to explain why this is shaking? way too many. you have the patience of a saint. here's a cute little robot from samsung, called the

we'll be crossing live to our reporter there dave lee.on monday. investors are in wait and see mode as they keep a close eye on the trade talks between china and the us.

dave lee has this analysis.apple shares was halted pending sinews, we were told, and that news came very quickly. the letter came out tim cook went into several reasons why his company is going to come in and around, at least $5 billion under estimates originally made, originally predicted. the reasons we re originally predicted. the reasons were one that sales in china pretty much dropped off clipper thief recently, and they blame increased tension between the us and china on trade potentially to some of that problem. —— dropped off a cliff recently. they also talked about issues with supply chain as well. tim cook said although apple had released very popular new products, sales of those products, particularly its watches and laptops have been held back because they simply have not been able to make enough, supply chain constraints have hit them there and overall, the iphone has been a bit of a handicap for apple in this quarter because people are not upgrading them as often as they usually do. so while the ip

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here's our north america technology correspondent dave lee.as faced scandal after scandal. it began with cambridge analytica, it moved onto serious data breaches. there were complaints about political manipulation and concerns about how the company is doing market research on teenagers. what has that meant for its bottom line? compared to 2017, in 2018, facebook profits were up by 39%. it seems these users are, for the most part, turning a blind eye in the face of facebook‘s many scandals. now more than 2.7 billion people use of facebook people use a facebook product every single month. but where users seem not to care, the same will not be said for regulators. there are huge fines coming for facebook. the question is, how damaging will that be? parmy olson is here, senior technology writer at forbes. welcome to the programme, parmy, you we re welcome to the programme, parmy, you were listening to the conference call from mark zuckerberg late yesterday after these results came out. what you make of what place but had to tell us? first of all,

our technology reporter dave lee has been finding out more. welcome to ces.s get a chance to see some of the new ideas. follow me. tell me what this is. this is a robotic laundry folder. it helps you fold your entire laundry load in underfive minutes. how lazy do you need to be to have one of these in your home? instead of just folding your clothes? it takes ten seconds to fold a shirt. i ask you how lazy do you need to be to have a dishwasher at home? washing the dishes takes a lot longer than folding clothes, though. i would beg to differ, i mean it takes quite a while and you need to get to that quality. what is the... apart from wagging its tail, i hope it's its tail, in my face, what is this for? it's for comfort, giving you a sense comfort and to relax. the more you scratch, the more excited it gets. the more you scratch, the more excited it gets?! yes. so you take that large central factor, shrink it down to something this size, place it in the store, no distribution, it's fresh, no preservatives, and it's cheaper too because a lot... almost half the c

our technology reporter dave lee reports. welcome to ces. home? washing the dishes takes a lot longer than folding clothes, though. i would beg to differ, i mean it takes quite a while and you need to get to that quality. what is the — apart from wagging its tail, i hope it's its tail, in my face, what is this for? it's for comfort, giving you a sense comfort and to relax. the more you scratch, the more excited it gets. the more you scratch, the more excited it gets? yeah. tell me why someone should sleep wearing this because it's quite, i'm very aware this is on my face. it's not, surely that's not going to be very comfortable? the purpose is that it needs to be in your face because right now, in the modern life, there are so many distractions and when you're sleeping, you're thinking about everything that's going on and everything that's around you. this is a plank of wood as far as i can see, but you are at a technology show, so i assume there's something else within this plank of wood. so, so this is, you know, looks like a piece of wood

dave lee is there.e time as the car moves so when i moved i really feel it. we took several data points from a car like acceleration, speed, matching it to virtual fields. i am shooting acceleration, speed, matching it to virtualfields. i am shooting in acceleration, speed, matching it to virtual fields. i am shooting in the game, looking around, the movement is determined by where the car is moving. so i don't feel in control of where i'm going but it does make it feel very physical. so although people get motion sickness and a lot of people get sickness from virtual reality, you are seeing combining the two can get rid of it? but only if you manage to do it without any latency which is why you need a very direct connection to the vehicle and its data. my god. they said it would not make me noxious but that was a lie. -- not make me noxious but that was a lie. —— nauseous. 0h, not make me noxious but that was a lie. —— nauseous. oh, god. that was interesting, it was fun, very immersive, definitely one

our technology reporter dave lee is in las vegas for us. welcome to ces.ic laundry folder. it helps you fold your entire laundry load in underfive minutes. how lazy do you need to be to have one of these in your home? instead of just folding your clothes? it takes ten seconds to fold a shirt. i ask you how lazy do you need to be to have a dishwasher at home? washing the dishes takes a lot longer than folding clothes, though. i would beg to differ, i mean, it takes quite a while and you need to get to that quality. what is the — apart from wagging its tail, i hope it's its tail, in my face, what is this for? it's for comfort, giving you a sense of comfort and to relax. the more you scratch, the more excited it gets. the more excited it gets? yeah. tell me why someone should sleep wearing this because it's quite, i'm very aware this is on my face. it's not, surely that's not going to be very comfortable? the purpose is that it needs to be in your face because right now, in the modern life, there are so many distractions and when you're sleeping, you're think

to get more on what's behind this fall from grace, we can talk go to san francisco to talk to dave lee have seen this coming?” think they could've foreseen something, and they should've been preparing for the iphone to not be the huge profit driver it has been in the past. they been trying to release new products and make more money from some of its other services, like downloads, that sort of thing. but i think it is slightly harsh because one of the things that have affected apple in the last quarter are out of its control. china's economy is really struggling, its gdp growth has slowed dramatically. there is an ongoing trade war between the us and china, and apple says that has having a great impact on the number of people that will be able to buy iphones. i think apple could be held responsible for some of the issues that face them, but certainly not all of them. there are questions about whether the iphone is as hot a product as it has been in the past, but i think that has been a question that has been asked of any company that has been asked of any company that makes smart i've

self driving car tech here at ces, but there are other exciting things going on in—car too, and dave leel check it out. how are we doing? alright, enjoy the ride! this vr system was made in collaboration with disney, and it monitors data from the car's actual movements. so when i pull away, i really feel it, because the car is moving. what we have created basically is a completely new category of content, because it is the first time that it is something that works best in the car. i'm shooting in the game, i'm looking around, obviously the movement is determined by where the car is moving. so i don't feel in control of where i am going, but it does make it feel very physical. but i don't know, something about the combination of virtual reality and whizzing around a racetrack didn't feel too good. 0h... truth be known, i'm not a skilled boxer — more into unboxing, if you know what i mean — but although the botboxer here is successfully dodging most of myjabs, it is letting me land the occasional hit. its infrared sensor keeps track of me and its reaction times can be set to match the ski

week at ces 2019, the massive consumer electronics show which takes over las vegas. 0ur tech expert dave leeow does that feel? that feels good. all right, enjoy the ride. the special thing about this is that the vr experience moves at the same time as the car moves, so when i pull away, i really feel it because the car's moving. so we took several data points from the car, like acceleration, speed, steering, braking, location, and matched it to virtual worlds. i'm shooting in again, looking around, obviously the movement is determined by whether car is moving, so i don't feel in control of where i'm going but it does make it feel very physical. so, although people get motion sickness and a lot of people get sickness from vr, you are saying combining those two things, you can get rid of it. but only if you manage to do it with almost low latency and that's what you need a very direct connection to the vehicle and its data, and that is what we worked on. another clever thing about this is that the content, they describe it as being elastic, so if i'm on a journey forjust a few minutes, the to

well, joining us now from san francisco is dave lee, our north america technology reporter. do you thinkna and the states? i think that is what we will see become more apparent as the year progresses. is what we will see become more apparent as the year progressesm is tempting to look at the problems of the iphone as an issue around innovation and overhyped of the device as it passed itself as being too expensive, but i think what we will learn from this is that apple is the first major company to really sound a warning about what is happening in china, what has been the result of those ongoing trade disputes, as simon mentioned in his piece. in timko's letter that he sent to investors on wednesday, —— tim cook, he said consumer confidence has been hit by the trade war. it has gone down to people not going out and buying as many of his products. if a luxury product like the iphone is not selling, you can bet many other major products are also not selling either. while there are several aspects of this that apple is in control of, like the quality reputation of its products, there is a lo

well, let's cross over to our north america reporter dave lee who joins us from san francisco, the typicaln himself, but this is a serious matter. netflix is finding itself in a difficult position. yes, i think it is. it's having to balance its desire to grow internationally, which is obviously very important to the bottom line. it's also the reputation as a company that allows as you mentioned, freedom of expression, on its platform. i think that sweet is actually very smart, because all he manages to do is poke fun at the situation, without criticising his employer, netflix. that's something that the company has faced since this decision was made. human rights watch said that it was against artistic freedom to make this move, andi artistic freedom to make this move, and i think netflix is realising that it's telling this very delicate line between complying with local laws, which of course it's obliged to do, but not in a way that perhaps goes against what someone might expect to be their corporate values. soa expect to be their corporate values. so a very difficult thing for netflix to