e.u. antitrust rules the european commission handing google a multi billion euro fine for abusing its dominant market position with the mobile operating system android four point three billion euros that's the record fine google is facing after the regulators find it in breach of trust rules the charges relate to google's android operating system used by phone makers including samsung and walk away e.u. officials say forcing manufacturers to preinstall apps like you tube and google maps in exchange for enabling the download of other android run apps and mind to unfair competition google maintains its within its rights to set preconditions for the use of its services competition authorities reject that argument accusing the company of marginalizing its rivals. in this way google has used android as a vehicle to cement its stubborn ends as a search engine these practices they have denied rivals a chance to innovate and to compete on the merits they have denied european consumers the benefit of effective competition in the very important more once fair . the ruling comes a year after each trust r

e.u. antitrust chief holding this conference at 7:00 a.m. eastern. shares of google's apparent offer better lower in premarket trading. >> president trump and serious damage control mode backpacking from remarks on russia's meddling in the 2016 election facing a barrage of criticism from the left and right. the president said he misspoke and does indeed except the conclusion of u.s. intelligence. >> i have full faith and support for america's great intelligence , always have. i have felt strongly that while russia's actions had no impact at all on the outcome of the election, let me be totally clear in saying and i said many times, i accept your intelligence communities conclusion. adam: as you would expect, the critics are not convinced. president trump should've made those comments directly to russian president vladimir putin. >> president trump try to squirm away from what he said yesterday. it is 24 hours too late and in the wrong place. gerri: president trump fighting back against his biggest critics, blasting cia chief john brennan for accusing

e.u. antitrust commission.y put forth this fine because they believe that google has been using their android operating system to purposely promote google web brower ises. did your phone have g-mail on it when you bought it? they're saying google paid manufacturers and phone companies to use google products exclusively on your phone. so the e.u. is saying that's not fair. not father for competition and other companies that want to enter the market. it's creating a monopoly. this isn't the first time the e.u. has fined other companies. you have just last year alone in 2017, google got fined with $2.7 billion. that's because they found that google was promoting their own shopping websites. in 2017, they went after facebook because they went after what's app? they said they didn't disclose their personal information was being shared with the rest of the company. in 2009, you have intel that had some rebates for specific pc manufacturers. didn't share that. all of this coming right now. will it change the regulatio

e.u. antitrust rules. this is not the first time the e-u has gone after google. just last year alone, they charged google $2.7 billion u.s. after they found that google was specifically putting google shopping products on the top banner. say you want to look up a purse. you would have comparison shopping websites that google pitched first as opposed to yelp or any other platforms. so a lot of other smaller players complained to the eu this is unfair, google is pitching their own products first. this is not creating a fair, competitive landscape. i want to end on this you're targeting american companies when they worked really hard. microsoft, in 1999, was declared a monopoly in the united states too, because they were pushing for their windows explorer you're seeing on the screen. i want opportunity to bring up vintage footage you're seeing. this is ongoing thing. microsoft played it very timid after that, may have missed out on whole mobil world because of it. david: christina, thank you very much. let's bring back the panel to react to this. talk about this wom

e.u. antitrust rules. google has engaged in illegal practices to cement market precision in internet search. >> martha: what you think? >> just remarkable. first of all, it's just an absurd decision. google requires people that use google's operating system, android, which is offers for free, we don't pay for android, it's free because of licensing deals like this, that they have to load a suite of google products onto the phone. it does not bar manufacturers loading other apps onto it, and it also doesn't bar consumers from downloading whatever app they want. people around the world download 100 billion apps a year, and many of those through the google play store. firefox was downloaded 100 million times last year on google play, the google store. no one is preventing anyone from using other operating systems. if there is collusion here. it's absurd, what they are doing, the reason we have android for free and whites the most popular operating system is because it subsidized in this way because google get

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e.u. trade antitrust law and there wasn't this a similar kind of finding against microsoft some years back and presumably this is going to be a real warning to all the tech companies who want to ply their trade in the european union in future. well it's a difficult one because what has happened is there's been consolidation in the industry over the period of the years and there is a case that's going to be going to the u.s. supreme court for example our port the other big player in all of this you know the apple app store there's a course called a case called paul versus pepper and that's essentially whether the apple ice the apple app store is too dominant within its markets certainly regulators are very aware that these big tech companies have grown huge over the past years that consumers frankly have been comfortable to let them grow huge as margaret press there has been saying that consumers are all too happy to take whatever is pre-installed on their phones regardless of whether it's bad for industry and the regulators in our going to look at whether the they should be broken up in th

e.u. antitrust fine of 5 billion. of course they will appeal that one.ut 41 cents right now. charles. charles: nicole, thank you very much. always appreciate it. by now you heard critics pounce on what president trump said or probably didn't say during the press conference with vladmir putin and of course, the apology yesterday, or the correction, clarification, a lot of folks said that didn't go far enough but there is a little coverage what the meeting was actually about. yesterday we're talking about tax reform 2.0. ohio republican congressman jim renacci was in that room. he is running for senate in ohio. we called his opponent, so, so far we yet to hear back from him. congressman, let me start with you, first and foremost i know president trump doesn't like using the word reform so i try not to use it. tax cuts, money-making whatever you call it, what's it look like? there are a lot of opinions. how is it coming along so far? >> look the tax cuts and jobs bill is working. it is working in ohio as i travel the state. shawl -- small businesses are tal

earnings from the company soaring despite a record antitrust fine for the e.u. that actually happened just last week. alphabets adjusted profit crushing analysts is out to easily the expectation. traffic acquisition costs of google base to drive users actually came in lower than expected. all good news pictures of alphabet higher and the premarket after an all-time high in extended trading. more reaction to these numbers later on in the show. gerri: president trump welcoming american business owners to the white house for the second annual native american showcase. the event designed to display and celebrate products made right here in the u.s.a. cheryl: hillary bond with the details from the white house. >> good morning cheryl and gerri. all 50 states looking at a roster of american-made products. >> we have snow boots from colorado, cowboy boots from texas, baseball bats from pennsylvania, and at 35 stealth fighter outside its beautiful. i know it didn't land on the south lawn. traded the setting of the president held the showcase. the president uses platform

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e.u. regulators say it is from breaking antitrust laws. google is accused of taking advantage of its android dominance to promote apps and services like google search. >>> we all watched the heroic rescue of the 12 thai boys and their coach who were trapped for up to 18 days underground. now for the first time those boys are sfepeaking with the m a media. we have more on the soccer team's debut. >> reporter: it's the moment the entire world has been waiting to see, those 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped in a cave in thailand for more than two weeks now out of the hospital for the first time, walking, talking, even kicking around a soccer ball. >> so this was a miracle moment. >> reporter: one by one they introduced themselves. themselvh >>. [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: doctors say the boys are in great shape. each has gained roughly six pounds back. >> yes, i am okay. >> reporter: the only one of the group who speaks english talks about how he communicated with the british divers uttering this now famous phrase. they spoke f

in its advertising business google ad revenues rose twenty four percent at a record to antitrust fine from the e.u. is set to cost the internet giant of billions european regulators accused google of forcing mobile device makers to take its products and using its android operating system alphabet says it will appeal. now seven years into germany's green energy revolution which entails phasing out nuclear power and promoting renewable energy sources thousands of wind turbines are spread across the country but they need to be replaced after ten years and disposing of old wind turbines is a big problem not only are they deeply embedded at the ground but getting rid of them releases dangerous dust now a firm in germany has developed a way to recycle the rotor blades. these are sections of decommission turbines as a wind park in northern germany. a group of local environmentalists aren't satisfied too much of the base is still in the ground they want the whole thing to be removed. the concrete bases can be crushed and used in road construction. but the rotor blades contain bluff and carbon fiber is. bu

that is the biggest fine ever in an antitrust case. the e.u.practices on android mobile devices pushed google services in front of users. google was also ordered to change the way it puts search ask on android smartphones. bloomberg's caroline hyde caught up with the e.u. commissioner after this decision was made. caroline: a key take away was the force in which she described it, very serious illegal behaviors. you don't hear that often about such a significant company. the size of the fine is so eye-popping. $5 billion. sure, it is a drop in the ocean compared to the amount that google can afford. they have more than $100 billion in terms of cash and investments, but it is a record-breaking number. she went into length trying to describe how to vindicate this sort of a amount because of the dominance and search the rewards that go -- that gave google. the fact that it was so dominant means that they can a lot more chunk of change in terms of digital advertising revenue. that is why, because it has been going on since 2011, she can sort of weig

growth in its advertising business google ad revenues rose twenty four percent at a record antitrust fine from the e.u is set to cost the internet giant billions european regulators accuse google of forcing mobile device makers to install its products when using its android operating system that says it will appeal. ten percent of nike's workforce can look forward to pay rise following an outcry over inequality from next month's more than seven thousand people will be getting a raise this comes after an internal review of the company's pay structure. the night his slogan just do it may be inspirational but the company appears to have done little to inspire its female employees earlier this year a scathing report by the new york times revealed widespread gender discrimination at nike female stuff reported being overlooked for promotion in addition to being bullied and excluded night his decision to raise salaries of several workers may be an effort to address some of those concerns nike isn't alone when it comes to an equal pay that men continue to earn more in several countries within the o.e.c.d. sou

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e.u. want google to cough up four point three billion euros it's the biggest fine it's ever issued in an antitrust case so what's a done wrong we got all the details also coming up on this and calls them a fulfillment centers but the stuff of feeling anything but fulfilled another day of strikes here in germany. i'm done the winter this is your business update is the highest ever penalty imposed for breaching the trust rules the european commission handing google a multi billion euro fine for abusing its dominant market position with the mobile operating system android four point three billion euros that's the record fine google is facing off to e.u. regulators find it in breach of trust rule of the charges relate to google's android operating system used by phone makers including samsung and huawei e.u. officials say forcing manufacturers to preinstall apps like you tube and google maps in exchange for enabling the download of other android run ups and months to unfair competition google maintains its within its rights to set preconditions for the use of its services competition authorities rejec

ramy: google is expected to be hit with a multibillion euro antitrust fine after the e.u.harming rival browser makers. if so, it would be a big win for who hasion commissioner long campaigned against google's practices. regulators may require google to amend contract terms to allow samsung and others to preinstall competing apps. watching?at are you the risk off tone, it wasn't supposed to be like this until six clock a.m. this morning in the news hit. down.tures also i would imagine that will carry through into the chinese markets here. atlanta'soman at investment manager will join us. she is always frank and honest about where she thinks the market is going to go. toward a lotshift of hedge funds that have been focused stocks. we will as for her thoughts on that. well.rk lucas joins us as and the longer term view for emerging markets. is going to be an interesting show. before we handed over to bloomberg markets: asia, a quick look at how the markets are trading. the nikkei, cosby, and the asx 200 are all down, the first markets in the world feeling the effects from the

e.u. punishing a tech giant -- and the eu punishing a tech giant. daniel: it is a big blow. it is the highest ever penalty imposed for breaching eu antitrust rules.he european commission has fined google billions for abusing its dominant market position with the android mobile system. reporter: 4.3 billion euros. that is the record fine google is facing after eu regulators found it in breach of antitrust rules. the charges relate to google's android operating system used by phone makers includiding samsung and huawei. eu officials say forcing manufacturers to pre-install apps like youtube and google maps in exchange for enabling the download of other android-run apps amount to unfair competition. google maintains it is within its rights to set preconditions for the use of its services. eu competition authorities reject that argument, accusing the company of marginalizing its rivals. >> in this way, google has used android as a vehicle to cement its dominance as a search engine. these practices, they have denied rivals a chance to innovate and to compete on their merits. they have denied european consumers the benefit of effective competition in t

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