disneyland paris is looking into unfair pricing. they are offering cheaper deals to french families than to british and german consumers, according to a preliminary assessment. british consumers pay 15% more than french consumers. disneyland paris rejects this criticism saying that its pricing is adapted to local conditions in each market. that is the business news. we will see how that pans out. >> an interesting one, for sure. >> i suppose we're lucky if that is the case. we can get access to those cheaper prices. >> i will see you there. do stay tuned for france 24 of next. find out what it means, and what it can tell us about what the first ia are mindful of ethiopia's history. it has been recently in which the constitution that was formed and elections put forward a democratically elected government. amy: months after ethiopia's

certain kinds of customers, next. ♪ scarlet: euro disney is being probed for overpricing at disneyland paris a significant number of complaint. the single market commissioner found that british consumers were paying 15% more for one-day tickets than french consumers. all of this according to the financial times. defendedneyland paris their policy, saying the price he was a -- pricing was identical across all markets but they did break down the premium package, french consumers will 1400 36 euros, british customers more, german customers pay 2000 euros. scarlet: apparently the issue is that consumers are having access to deals locked, cheap deals -- whole to people based based or reside in belgium. your browser can tell where you are. because of that you are being blocked from that deal. alix: they said it was legit to run their business that way, it will be interesting to see how that works out as they say they have not in that at other amusement parks in france. scarlet: conspiracy theorists will say that they are targeting. alix: good point. thank you so much, scarlet fu. lots more coming

scarlet: under fire for allegedly overcharging, we will take a look at disneyland paris. ♪ alix: let'sa look at the markets. definitely there is some action that we saw wednesday with a rate decision that came out. the rally seemed to be interpreted as dovish and then it went back to the flat line after that. really,ally -- scarlet: nothing changed. alix: entirely accurate. we talk a lot

. >>> europe's biggest theme park disneyland paris, is under investigation for allegedly overchargingrs based on the country of origin. the european commission has ordered france to look at british and german customers being over charged by 80%. it's illegal to enact price discrimination based on nationality unless objective reasons can be justified such as differing regions. >> pretty bad. what if you have a dual passport? >> british all the way. or french. >> we have to pay a lot more since we would go to disneyland all the time don't we? every weekend. >> wow. exactly. that will hamper our plans. >> absolutely. >>> the next story is really sad, actually. the hunter that shot dead one of zimbabwe's most famous lions has been named as walter palmer. the american dentist who paid $50,000 for the experience, however, denies that he knew the expedition was illegal. cecil the lion was killed with a crossbow and skinned. two guides that assisted in the hunt are being questioned in the investigation. that was the only lion in the park with a black mane. >>> master card is expected to produ

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the price of going to disneyland in paris. stephen: the european commission has asked france to investigate the theme park over complaints that it is charging visitors from different eu countries different prices. the french were paying significantly less than premium holiday deals than their british or german counterparts. they're required to be purchased with a french credit card. stuart: i think you have a sector where they are saying you should not only take me out but you should take many mouse out. luxury handbags made by -- stephen: it is a bit of a celebrity must-have, i am told. there is a version of the bank that is made out of pocket i'll skin, which sells up to $33,000. -- of crocodile skin, which sells up to $33,000. animal rights activists have been saying that they are being crudely hacked to death to make these bags. the birkin bag is something of the past. stuart: carol is here with business news. now it is time for today's press review. our correspondent is with us on the set. the big story is the visit from

. >> the european commission is targeting disneyland paris for allegedly overcharging british and germanfrance and belgium have access to cheap deals unavailable to englanders and germans and accused disney of redirecting customers to ticketing sites with higher prices. part of a broader campaign that people are pursuing against price discrimination in europe. i would figure they would do it to americans, right? >> not disney. it's an american company. >> not disney paris. >> they all report back. >> the eu bans discrimination on basis of nationality or country of residence. >> how do you get greeks to come to disneyland when they don't have the same cash as someone else would, right? >> that's probably true as well. the countdown is on the two-day meeting wrapping up today. the latest survey shows that just over half respondents believe a rate hike will come in september. steve liesman is here and has more on that. >> the question we go into, is this the last call for zero rates? will the fed signal a rate hike is coming? i thought we would share the results of nbc fed survey. 52% say j