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(laughter) but deutsche bank, not greenpeace, deutsche bank did a study... >> jon: (laughs) >> saying that even if you account for the subsidies the german government and the german people paid to get that solar panel, they still netted 300,000 jobs. so we're four times as big and twice as capable. so you do the math. it's 2.5 million jobs if we did what they did. we have got to be exeative in these areas. and i don't mind giving people tax credits but it ought to be generate jobs and opportunity in america. >> jon: there's got to be caveats. i agree. (cheers and applause) "back to work." you should read this. it's on the bookshelves now. president bill you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. nancy pelosi will be her

(laughter) but deutsche bank, not greenpeace, deutsche bank did a study... >> jon: (laughs) >> saying even if you account for the subsidies the german government and the german people paid to get that solar panel, they still netted 300,000 jobs. so we're four times as big and twice as capable. so you do the math. it's 2.5 million jobs if we did what they did. we have got to be exeative in these areas. and i don't mind giving people tax credits but it ought to be generate jobs and opportunity in america. >> jon: there's got to be caveats. i agree. (cheers and applause) "back to work." you should read this. it's on the bookshelves now. president bill clinton.

deutsche bank and jpmorgan.n told reuters that their loss is only a small fraction of that number. that's one reason it may not have the effect that lehman did. they had several times more assets also when it went bankrupt than mf global but this is certainly the sharpest side yet that the threat of contagion from europe is very real, very powerful. >>> felicia taylor there. you're watching "world business today." as clouds gather once again over the economies of europe, they're bracing themselves for a bruising. we'll have that story next. if you've just signed up for medicare or will soon, there's no time like the present to consider all your health insurance options. does medicare alone meet your needs? would additional coverage be better for you? well, now is a good time to take a look at an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. get started by calling for your free information kit and guide to medicare. as you probably know, medicare only covers about 80% of

of course, deutsche bank also is quite involved in greek debt bonds. therefore, he will have interest as well. he said it would be catastrophic if in fact greece left the euro zone. certainly the mood here in germany seems to be changing somewhat, not to one of indifference but a take it or leave it attitude at this point in time, charles. >> clearly greece has been dominating the discourse. the tension more broadly is swinging now to italy. is there a sense, again, in germany that this is something that people are talking about or is it something that people, if you like, at the popular level, are not aware of just yet? >> reporter: they're certainly talking about it. it's interesting you ask that question. it is being talked about on a far broader scale. it seems as though it is hitting closer to home for a lot of people. if you would have asked folks in germany maybe two, three months ago, they said this wasn't high on my agenda. talking to people now, they do see there's a very real fear of what could happen if in fact there is contagion. germans a

onofheigst creditors is deutsche bank. the global collapse pushed for their pressure on major finaial ititis ldg rge amounts of euro zone debt. and here itheu zone, the g-20 will meet in the south of france later thiseeto dius measures about ading off the global recession. monday, the organization for ecomooraon and development lowered its outlook, underlining thechlees facing the group of 20. >> the fa - current forecast is a far cry from the one made evus. back then, economies will grow amu as 2% in 2012. it has now bk dramatically, to just 3%for the euro zone as a whole. the paris-based organizations said economies of some uruzgan members could actually shrank. they called on policy measures to address the debt csi a recommended central banks lower interest rates a he r solid economic growth across europe. >>european stock markets closed sharply lower, led down by the nks, as investors fretted of their possible losses as a result of the euro zone plan announced last week. >> thsty flod a sobering up. that is often the c

deutsche bank says the ceo will not seek to become chairman of the advisory board next year. the company said the supervisory board recommended instead. he has led the bank since 2002 and plans to step down in may after the company's annual shareholder meeting. the cadet -- prosecutors searched the bank's offices in connection with this testimony in a long-running court case brought against the bank. his company went bankrupt in 2002. portugal's economy continues to cause concern. gross domestic product shrank by almost half of% -- half of a percent. output has fallen 1.7%. the downturn is the result of slow export growth and a significant reduction in investment. officials expect the economy to contract again next year. >> the man accused of -- brevik admitted killing 77 people at a youth camp, but he denied any guilt. claiming he was a military commander of the right-wing movement. >> the hearing took place in this district courtroom. it was open to the public. the judge did not allow him to make a statement. >> security was tight and several hundred people crammed into the

including germany's deutsche bank will have to increase capital by 2016. a there will be new procedures if they have financial difficulty. the effort to avoid any more taxpayers sponsoring the bailout. that attack on the u.s. economy showing -- the u.s. economy showing improviement. it was the first positive improvement in the last three months. economists had hoped for more growth. recovery is not strong enough to impact the brutal levels of joblessness. 40 million americans remain looking for work. >> stock markets closed lower, and getting up early gains with the italian banks. steep losses for the third quarter. we wrap the day in frankfurt. >> there was a lot of involvement in greece, and it is expensive. it incurred a quarterly loss because of that, a surprisingly big one. and that is the tough luck, also, going down because people were disappointed of the outcome of the g-20 summit in cannes. the result of fearing for greece referendum, yes, no, the fate of the government up in the air at the end of this week. the only big swing this week was the ce

trustees include jp morgan and deutsche bank with claims totaling $2 $billion.new york, i'm tracy burns. >>> the east coast earthquake that hit us in august may have been the most widely felt quake in u.s. history. there is a lecture tonight at 7:00 at the geological center in reston, about the likely hoord of it happening again. >>> snore snowstorm bringing strong winds and temperatures to colorado. >> officials in denver, colorado are now planning to give hotel vouchers. 18 inches of snow fell in parts of that state. >>> denver got about six inches, kind of wet heavy snow, greeley got nine inches and 11.5 in fort collins. that system is heading in this direction. we think it's going to pass just to our south on thursday night and friday. live look outside, it's a pretty sky. lots of blue sky today. tomorrow the only difference is it might be slightly warmer and may have a few high clouds floating by later in the afternoon. then we'll watch that system from colorado as it passes down to our south. we'll start with a look at the next three days. we think tomorro

here in frankfurt, for example, the shares in deutsche bank and others were the biggest dax losers.eople are concerned that as in the case of greece, the private investors in italian bonds might have to take a larger cut when it comes to some sort of restructuring of the italian debt. this concern might still be a bit irrational, but in times like this, investors want to play it safe. >> thank you for that. we will stay in frankfurt for a look at the market numbers. the blue-chip dax finished down by more than 2%. the hero stoxx 50 indian down 4.3%. in new york, the dow down by more than 3%. 11,801, not looking good. the euro trading in the value of $1.3544. a german government panel of economic advisers is now also predicting that the eurozone sovereign debt crisis will put the brakes on german growth next year. the so-called panel of wise men says the eurozone is caught in a vicious cycle and then not even europe's leading economy will be able to escape. >> a big read for the chancellor, 300 pages in which her economic advisers bisect the iraq crisis and germany's economic situati

morgan bank and deutsche bank trust are the top two of its 50 unsecured creditors, with more than $1 billion each. others include pricewaterhouse- coopers, oracle corporation, bloomberg finance and the forum group. until today, m.f. global was considered among 22 companies financially secure enough to act as primary dealers to sell u.s. government debt. the federal reserve bank of new york suspended any of global's new business and halted its shares. more developments out of europe today showing that its financial problems are far from over. a new report says the number of unemployed people in the eurozone hit a record last month. more than 16 million people were without jobs. that's an unemployment rate of about 10.2%. that's the highest total ever for the 17 countries that now use the euro. meanwhile, investors are worried about the financial health of italy. despite the fact that europe plans to bolster its bailout fund to the tune of more than a $1 trillion, the market doesn't believe that will be enough to help italy if its debt crisis worsens. the yield on the benchmark italian

footsies down a percent the dax is down one point nine percent declines on the dax are led by deutsche bank and i'm sure. they're moscow the markets are down also with the one point two percent lower than my six hollow percent know so the situation has improved since we last looked at it still banks some of the biggest losers with burbank declining almost a percent make up the vast here's a low up around two percent that's despite reporting a boost of net profit to why five and a half times of poor russian accounting standards quarrel is also down half a cent on the world. that's all for now the headlines are next with that do stay with us. five thirty pm in moscow these iraqi headlights peaceful protest but a rough response to your.

chief economist from deutsche bank russia u.s. luckless of olive believes accession to the world trade organization will trigger a change in economic policy making in russia. one of the key changes will be queerer emphasis on the liberalization less than for. as the guiding principle of policy making and i think other a paradigm is going to be a change in the way russia pursues its foreign policy because previously say in the past ten years one of the instruments that russia used was preferences and terms of well what will prices i think now will be new paradigm will be free trade agreements across the globe whether in europe one asia but this is going to be possible only after russia becomes an equal player on the level of a level playing field together with other members of the w t o. and president very of says russia's economy is in a stable position compared to other g. twenty nations he made a statement while visiting the far eastern sea of qatar. so. that on the economic situation in our country looks better than in many eur

better corporate governance and an improved investment climate so says the chief economist from deutsche bank yourself a civil. in terms of transition period still longer these transition periods the better. the length of the transition period will be as long as seventeen years so this should provide enough time for russian producers to prepare for the inevitable which is going to be a significant increase in competition from abroad that in turn is going to be a major agent of change and russia's corporate sector and the threat of competition is likely to force russian producers to improve corporate governance to forge ahead with efficiency improvements. but some look at the markets oil is high on speculation that europe's economy may weather the two region's debt crisis grant is now trading at one hundred thirteen dollars per barrel while the light sweet is that. is it ninety seven dollars per barrel this hour as you can see from the graphic and your stocks have rebounded as industrial and energy are on a rally over sharing their prop an apple the company's shares that being over two percent

will be better corporate governance and an improved climate soave says the chief economist from deutsche bank yourself. in terms of transition period the longer these transition periods the better and the length of the transition period will be as long as seventeen years so this should provide enough time for work from producers to prepare for the inevitable which is going to be a significant increase in competition from abroad violent churn is going to be a major agent of change and russia store for itself for the threat of competition is likely to force russian producers to improve corporate governance to forge ahead with efficiency improvements. let's have a look at the markets now well it's highly speculation that europe's economy may well the region's debt crisis brand is not trading at one hundred thirteen dollars a barrel while light sweet is offering at nine dollars per barrel. stocks have rebounded as industrial and energy on a rally overshadowing a drop in apple apple is slipping over two percent optically in cleveland research its forecast for i pad sales. and european stock market

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discuss this i'm joined by years of we suppose he's the chief economist at deutsche bank also in the studio with me is nick poole he's archy's business editor and we look he is head to head of asset management at gazprom bank but first gentlemen let's have a look at the impact of the w t o entry for russia's economy. eighteen here is a wing pros and cons and overcoming obstacles before russia has made it clear it will join the w t o the benefits range from boosting russia's expats potential to attracting more of. an ancient metal secretaries likely to get the most out of the w.t. no exception well agricultural and want to industries are predicted to lose ground its parent company its production actually to so far this sector has been able to survive to two protective measures taken by the russian government as well the whole point of the world trade organization is to reduce the sum but it's to level the playing field. so you've got an apparent contradiction on the one hand the long term future of the russian industry has been secured by this placation distance times but on the other

favorite currencies and which to save but the chinese yuan is gaining popularity as the us live from deutsche bank explains this currency is seen as the long but is likely to appreciate. in the long term given the solid fundamentals of chinese economy if we will see if we do see the there is this trend. china reduces its currency restrictions and currency regulations there is going to be even greater scope for that currency to pull play a greater always a reserve currency. if you're a private investor and you are confused about how best to protect yourself in these uncertain times you're not alone since she caught some capital says you know the big professional firms on not sure where to find shelter. because i've seen that in europe in the u.s. of merkel due to something. he confused it's a situation where nobody knows the seafaring and many of the best the global firms having her view of the situation five see if told me that they do a lot of clarity regarding what would constitute safe heaven sensitive truthful close ups well. that wraps up the business program to all the bases business news in

currencies and wish to save but the chinese yuan is gaining popularity as the list of all it from deutsche bank explains this currency is seen as the one that is likely to appreciate. in the long term given the solid fundamentals of chinese economy if we will see. if we do see that there is this trend. china reduces its currency restrictions and currency regulations there is going to be even greater scope for bad currency to put the play a greater wall as a reserve currency. that's it for now during the last ten fifteen minutes for another business update here on our t.v. and get more store small websites archie dot com slash business. culture is the same much as i am in which of course you might find it becomes obvious that a g.o.p. race to my house in foreign policy front runners for the republican presidential nomination have made it clear that they're almost all foreign policy hard. just.

issue on our website are to go on in our business to jaroslav the symbolic chief economist at deutsche bank russia to find out what he thinks of russia's so long on terror website are calm and. prime minister silvio berlusconi is facing his last few days in office as italy moves closer to the financial brink as bond rates hit emergency levels close to the level which forced greece portugal and ireland to ask for an e.u. bailout that sparked panic in global markets and it fears it was county successor won't be able to prevent the third largest economy from sinking artists are first reports. we've seen this year is a in crisis developed an unprecedented rate and it's least being the latest country that has been sucked into the debt spiral for which that might be. the scene is boring calls cause seven. puts it an extremely dangerous territory now that's because most of that seven percent is the trigger point at which he still countries such as ireland portugal and greece have to see an emergency from the usa and the i am that there is also the point at which investors start looking at the coun

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