found for onee euro 40.hercost of labor isis in france than in exporting countries like spain and portugugal. if we sold cherries for five euros a kilo, we would barely cover our expenses. demise well not even work. >> -- we might as well not even work. protectionseader are called against foreign leaders but protectionist laws would go against the e eopean ununion's free trade rules and e unlikely to happen anytime soon. has a newlivery supporter. a platform announced that a lead investor funded a round. it is privately owned and has raised $1.5 billion so far. it expanded rapidly and like uber has not been able to turn a profit. overs faced black lash self-employed workers and are not protected by minimum wage laws. regulators and politicians alike increasingly looking to clamp down on the model. in the meantime, customers can offer a tip to a delivery driver. >> that is one way. >> we will close with a round up of business. more headlines coming up after this quick break. ♪ helen: in wesestern civilizatio,

the euro side, the euro zone economy is still looking very soggy. fallingdp data today for the quarter, which was maybe some relief to some extent. i do think that things will not pick up. you see a number of ecb officials say they think things are going to pick up in the second half of the year, but not really sure that is going to happen. i think we are going to see a drift accommodative or easier policy from the ecb. as far as the federal reserve is concerned, i don't agree that rates are going to be cut. i think the market has gotten we price -- has got to reprice. we are looking for some significant crash to happen if you have some really significant events happening in the euro zone, such as u.k. crashing out deal, eu without a perhaps the italian political situation or economic situation becoming an existential issue as far as italy's per to the payson in eu -- italy's participation in the eu's concern. therefore we see modest euro-dollar weakness, not substantial. vonnie: if there is so much uncertainty about its future, even to the end of t

around a billion euros of the earmarks funds comprise eat you subsidies for a cross border consortium involving french carmaker peugeot and its sister company opel in germany a further four billion is expected to come from private companies including energy firms. not everyone believes the project is a good idea the german center for automotive research says high production costs mean european companies won't actually be able to compete with asian rifles. the turkish economy slid into recession at the end of last year high unemployment and rising food prices are just some of the challenges as challenges rather faced by normal turks now the turkish president says he wants to fix the economy but experts are warning against his strategy. after his party suffered defeat in two major mayoral elections last month turkish president richard type at a one is only offensive he has pledged to fix the economy. we are certainly determined to lower exchange rates interest rates and inflation to targeted levels. turkey's inflation rate is now at twenty percent the highest in a decade experts say the

is investigating the financial impact of the billion euro alone. it's a difficult task because the government is keeping the financial details under lock and key. is research shows that construction contracts to domestic firms are only going to companies with close ties to the government he's also discovered that under the terms of the loan an arbitration court in china would have jurisdiction over any legal disputes and if montenegro can't repay the debt in time china would be able to make collateral claims. montenegro is a small country with a population of just over six hundred thousand the average income is around five hundred euros a month. the chinese loan is worth almost one fifth of montenegro's g.d.p. . we ask monte puts director for his assessment. but it is there are always risks associated with any construction project. the government investigated these risks in full detail. so we can say that the project won't be a problem for the month on a grim budget. and it's important to know that every cent of highway tolls will go into paying ba

5 billion euros.e details coming therefrom richemont. from our bloomberg quint partner shah.bai, niraj the last day of voting for india's ballot, takes place this weekend. how are investors. positioning themselves? niraj: markets are in the green, but they have done a complete opposite in the second half of what they have done in the first half the last few days. the stock is in the green now, about half of 1%, but it is the last weekend of voting. the opening polls come out later this sunday and that might have a big bearing on what markets do. i suspect that smart traders will want to keep themselves light ahead of that event. so for now we are in the green, but this week has been very volatile and choppy, so i don't expect the data to be any different. but the big news will be out monday. monday morning will have a chat and indian markets will be very volatile. today, i expect volatility to -- be nejra: i actually will not be on monday, i will be in geneva, but i will have my eye on the markets and

with the same foreign usual is for the euro is hard guarantee i'm afraid if i could just finish the euro is far too high for countries like greece and its exchange rate is far too low for countries like germany what we presently have is a system whereby the south of europe is largely deindustrialized germany is required to make transfer payments so what eases the whole hey what do you produce what we do are all those young men or big well you need benefits or euro. headed to the part of the way that diagnosis of the problem that's the euro so we want to leave the euro we want to design. of the current state of the currency union that's a first start and then it is up to each contraire to well if there's time why are these and the and also i would say of the european union over the internet part of the whole system and i would say that germany it's not actually paying or because the modern policies put in place by this european commission where for example to attract in private investment through the european fund for strategic investment and we attracted private investments of two hundre

in montenegro built by thousands of chinese workers the seed money is also from china one billion euros huge sum for a tiny balkan nation. for beijing just one stone in a larger mosaic the new silk road it's our theme today on made in germany. now officially it's the chinese government's belt and road initiative a trillion euro series of infrastructure projects meant to smooth the way for chinese goods across the globe that translates the highways bridges railways ports a network stretching across asia africa and even to europe part of countries are often eager for investment and for improvements to own infrastructure the new silk road isn't a charity project of course china is lending money and spreading debt sri lanka even hand the report to the chinese after nearing the fault and then there's the geo political significance china is aiming for a new influence on world markets. these are cooling and heating units for industrial buildings soon they'll be shipped to the u.s. pakistan bangladesh and mexico the manufacturer broad group a company headquartered in hunan china specializes in

to make an eye watering 20000000000 euros in 2020. to help protect the region's gorgeous corals from climate change the maldives have installed 3 d. printed artificial reefs. and the fashion industry is also making use of the technology creating shoes and accessories from scratch even major fashion brands are onboard sylvia vita is a pioneer in this field experimenting with various colorful synthetic resins she says anyone can use 3 d. printers as long as they select then use the import materials properly. and even the metal yard to opinions on how to use a fine fire and combine different materials. some call me a. belgian 3 d. printing company materialized for example has found a way to recycle plastic waste and turn it into glasses frames which by the way are fully recyclable. but also want to make sure that the sunglasses never become waste again so. some glass for a new pair we recycle the old frames and print new sunglasses from. 3 d. printing test is revolutionizing the health care sector as well. for instance produces tailor ma

in the dry season one truckload of sand costs around one hundred euros two hundred trucks full of sand leave here every day most headed for the capital. city don't go well the people in bamako need a lot of sand i think the construction sites there take almost ninety percent of what we dig here so. the full article in the forthcoming. money's capital is one of the world's fastest growing cities new homes and even new districts so springing up everywhere. as for them it suggests that by twenty fifty they'll be eight million people living here three times more than today which means there's likely to be no shortage of work dredging sand from the niger with the at the heart of the electric vehicle is the battery itself a collection of batteries cells and most of those cells are currently produced in asia and the u.s. or europe wants a piece of the rapidly growing industry france and germany announcing today a joint effort to kick start battery cell production in their countries with state subsidies to the tune of billions of euros. electric cars and charging stations are still something o

it's is investigating the financial impact of the billion euro loan. it's a difficult task because the government is keeping the financial details under lock and key. says research shows that construction contracts to domestic firms are only going to companies with close ties to the government he's also discovered that under the terms of the loan an arbitration court didn't china would have jurisdiction over any legal disputes and if montenegro can't repay the debt in time china would be able to make collateral claims. montenegro is a small country with a population of just over six hundred thousand the average income is around five hundred euros a month. the chinese loan is worth almost one fifth of montenegro's g.d.p. . we asked monte puts director for his assessment for. what is there are always risks associated with any construction project. the government investigated these risks in full detail. so we can say that the project won't be a problem for the month on a grim budget. it's important to know that every cent of highway tolls will go into pay

and cost only about $10000.00 euros to make. this replica of the star was a robot was also made using a 3 d. printer but how does this technology actually work well there are many different printing methods and materials to choose from concrete and synthetic resin for example the 3 d. printer liquefies material and then print said layer through a special jet to do this the printer follows a digital construction plan sounds complicated it's not really. need to replace a chess piece or a screw no problem just fire up the 3 d. printer and make one a country d. printing method is fused deposition modeling while f t m. this is the f d m method . printer works a bit like a hot glue gun. we've got the plastic on this call. leading into this feeder you know it's connected to this tube which leads down here . and down here we've got a printer head where the plastic is heated to 220 degree celsius and then the printer deposits the material layer by layer creating a model of. syria lassalle is another widespread 3 d. printing methods. by s

head to start of with that diagnosis of the problem that's the euro so we want to leave the euro we want to design. well the current currency union that's a first start and then it is up to each contraire to well if you're sorry go that's the end also i would say of the european union also are integral part of the whole system and i would say that germany it's not actually paying or because the modern policy is put in place by this european commission where for example to attract in private investment through the european fund for strategic investment and we attracted private investments of two hundred billion creating two hundred some thousand new jobs so it's not germany paying for new jobs or for the unemployed people increase their modern financial leverage mostly and create many germans out of in germany it's mine for that i could i just recently like to be out it's ok if i may have i mean are you really it really means that if you're going to italy has had problems in the euro is a crisis as well you're standing on this sort of transnational list of when a song one thing that's the

for the average wage of one thousand euros in slovakia's capital. when people buy an apartment here they go into debt for the rest of their lives or for thirty years at least they take up mortgages with all the risks involved that's and i'm going to thank you kiran bratislava wages are a bit higher but even so to rent or buy an apartment here in the center at least two wage earners have to go in on it together. some people who rent even live three to a flat if the landlord allows it might. as bratislava grows and blooms many slovaks are moving to neighboring austria. just a ten minute drive takes them out of the big city and across the border into the broad flat austrian countryside. here in two thousand and thirteen this low but a family made their dream of a house and garden come true. so new work says a teacher in brought a slava while her husband martin has a business in the tourism sector. now they and their children are austrian residents the cost of living was another important factor. it's because you're comparing the capital a fairly big ci

costs $15.00 euros a month. but they don't want to do without it completely new to this to see activists only see the electricity as very important to us and. people in the village want to watch t.v. i'm challenged. and they want to watch football they need. to see the shows you see the way as you see people stop. just a few kilometers away from the traditional berber village and you're in a completely different world. the world's largest solar power plant is currently under construction in the desert town of. half a 1000000 parabolic reflector so have been installed on the edge of the sahara. the high tech plant will expand 5 fold over the next few years. we have the potential renewable energy sources in rocco mainly the sun. all the power produced by this solar plant will go to moroccans as on us you're not looking to buy 2030 we want to cover 52 percent of our electricity consumption with a friend knew a ball energy. across an area of $650.00 football fields the reflectors will be constantly directed towards

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for an employee with a salary of 1500 euros, those hours mean an extra 50 euros.t comes without costs from employers, but the boss is skeptical the measure will last. >> we went thrhrough thihi years ago. it stopped o one day to the nex. with lessloyees purchasing power. purchasing popor is the governmentnt's goal. >>>> uber is under fire,, this e in australia. drivers say they gained an unfair advantatage by k knowingd operating above the law. it is not the first t time they have faced allegations likike ts frfrom drivers. the e latest legal challenenge s at an unforortunate time for the country, barreling ahead to its first public offering.g. nott sure if you wanant to be buying those shareres. >> i have so mucuch m money tiep with the stockck market, notot. ththat is it for the b business news. i will be back after a a short breaeak. stay w with us h here.

about 600000 euros but prices can reach into the millions that average annual wage $44000.00 euros and the tax base also means that the government is slowly running out of money to pay civil servants for example. we've lived through the last. 34 years with austerity policies will stop we've got a tremendous gap between the rich on one hand and the poor. behind the shiny facades of government statistics show that one in 5 islanders find it difficult to cope financially. that's why people like pat lucas are striking. in the last 3 weeks 2 different teachers have said that their families are having to help them with money how many banks do you need we certainly need teachers and nurses. police we need people unless they are. and treated properly and paid properly they won't be there. the teachers have been holding strikes since january and there's no end in sight. somewhere on the way to becoming an island for the rich jersey seems to have neglected its average citizens. i'm off to hungary in southeast europe that has been a member of the e.u. since 2004. it's both cosmopolitan and inward

more than twenty eight billion euros in penalties buybacks and other costs. now let's bring in our financial correspondent from frankfurt going to that those collusion charges against b.m.w. how is cappello now being applied to german carmakers. you know european commission all the competition watchdogs of the e.u. commission are saying that the comic has formed a cartel by discussing industrial standards for diesel engines and petrol engines and by negotiating what kind of industry to standards they want to promote that way the e.u. commission says the car makers prevented innovation and that's how they form a cuttle now margaret vest the commission's competition chief she says that this might be stretching the notion of cartel law a little that of course this doesn't fit with the traditional description of price cartels still she says this was a cartel and that's why the card makers have to pay that fine. fines poles are also being fined also billion euros so far a german comic has had to pay big fines and settlements in the u.s. is now pay day in europe. c

carter has already invested several 1000 euros in the remodeling of her garden. but choosing the right plants can make a huge difference. wasn't going up i'm just delighted with the growth that i've seen this year so it wasn't like that last year now we can sit here and look at the car and the plants and the insects it's like one of those nature t.v. shows. guys i'm absolutely thrilled that this garden works so well. insect habitat a disappearing everywhere but in places like this they're making a comeback. the insects have found a home here a refuge from the outside world but. if more homeowners would create similar sites the insects would be a lot better off. but it's also important for people to stop using pesticides in their private gardens. more than 750 different kinds of pesticides are used in germany. every year 500 tonnes of them are sprayed in private gardens. in agriculture the figure is around $32000.00 tonnes. in france a number of farmers have already reduced their use of pesticides. all of us here but i. take a look at this. it's full smear job. so

a light bulb here cost the equivalent of $50.00 euro cents. an energy saving lamp cost $70.00 euro's too much for the devoted family. the only important thing for them right now is to get electricity. and they don't care where it comes from as long as it's cheap. the world bank and other european languages have invested 2200000000 euros in the moroccan solar power plant. was becoming a pioneer in the energy revolution. this high tech project is already setting an example for other countries. egypt tunisia and saudi arabia are planning to build similar solar power plants the vision here is to harness the abundant sunshine in the sahara and export electricity to europe. in theory solar radiation alone could easily meet the needs of the entire human race. konstantinos bellew horse is a professor of energy technology in zurich he knows the potential of solar power in the long 50 and it will far outperform wind power in the long term but if as winning power was quick to become competitive against the other energies and it's still cheaper than solar

could pocket about 6000000000 euros from the sale of up to one quarter of trade on . united arab emirates has launched an investigation into attacks on oil tankers near its waters saudi arabia says the ships were significantly damaged and claims it was an attempt to undermine the global security of crude supplies. officials from the u.a.e. said full tank cars were damaged in the attacks but it wasn't until monday that any independent information came to light. that there are 4 vessels that we already know of 2 a saudi one is under the flag of the united arab emirates and one norwegian but it's still not clear what actually happened or who is behind the suspected attacks the only certainty is that the incidents have field tensions in the region. or a pole which is an important oil trading hub close to the strait of hormuz the narrow channel is one of the world's most strategically important trading routes. oil from kuwait qatar bahrain iraq the u.a.e. iran and much of saudi arabia passes along the route. with about a 5th of the oil traded worldwide flowing through this

for the average wage of one thousand euros in slovakia's capital if. when people buy an apartment here they go into debt for the rest of their lives for thirty years at least they take out mortgages with all the risks involved that's and i'm going to thank you kiran bratislava wages are a bit higher but even so to rent or buy an apartment here in the center at least two wage earners have to go in on it together. and some people who rent even live three to a flat if the landlord allows it might be. as broad as love a grows and booms many slovaks are moving to neighboring austria. just a ten minute drive takes them out of the big city and across the border into the broad flat austrian countryside. here in two thousand and thirteen the slow but a family made their dream of a house and garden come true. sonja works as a teacher in broad islam while her husband martin has a business in the tourism sector. now they and their children are austrian residents the cost of living was another important factor. it's because you're comparing the capital a fairly big

whose activities produce greenhouse gases above in a loud threshold will have to pay just over $7.00 euro's per ton emitted carbon taxes for africa it's a collaborative effort by the south african revenue service and national treasury and government in order to allow companies to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions as south africa is one of the the biggest emitters throughout africa the tax will boost government coffers but its objective is not raising state revenue the goal is to protect the environment and join the global fight against climate change but africa's into the into the 25th in paris agreement which comes into effect in 2020 we have been placed under quite a significant amount of pressure in order to implement and some form of making as them for companies to be able to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. but there will be consequences especially since the country is largely dependent on coal to generate electricity. and industries not entirely convinced the road forward will be easy the americans understand the imperatives of the green economy and the environment but we are

to face a wave of litigation as soon as they acquired month santo they actually put aside 250000000 euros to kind of help cushion this legal blow that they were going to be facing united states because as you said there are 2000000000 in punitive damages are nowhere near enough not even close to it and this is just from one case you know you have to we also have to admit they've you know they've lost 3 cases in as many years and with 13000 pending it really does seem like they they underestimated the scope of the troubles they were going to be facing is that reflected in bias share price today oh it certainly is i mean since the acquisition which you know they spent an incredible amount of money to buy a monsanto they spent $63000000000.00 euros and since the acquisition their share price has been cut in half and that's really really gone into their detriment and also in its results and kind of a shareholder revolt at $1.00 of the recent meetings they actually censored the management and issued a vote of no confidence so i mean this isn't going over well with shareholders and ways are goi

full year, they expect revenue -- abillion euros to billion euros.e selloff inequity markets from trade, carmakers in europe were the worst performing industry group x 600. stox first-quarter sales coming at 19.2 one billion euros. estimate was 22.2 6 billion euros so it is a mess on the first quarter sales for bmw. first quarter loss of 110 million euros is what we are seeing. a weaker stock was expected and auto margins under pressure, that is what analysts were expecting ahead of the first-quarter numbers and bmw saying that tailwinds are expected in the second half of the year. manus: let's check in on the rest of the markets around the world. have dani burger with the latest on the market. has -- andeo indigo's ceo had said they are in talks were a large airbus order. just run through the details on that. >> not to many other details. maybe even spicing up the other private airlines might be doing these things because they observed a lot of glue from the jet airways team. that airline was grounded. which is why i reckon that news flow will the o

and ukraine women working as surrogate mothers earned thousands of euros to give birth for couples in western europe including germany. and critics say it's a song contest in name only saturday's euro vision competition in israel is said to be one of the most political in the history of the yearly event calls to boycott the event in solidarity with the palestinians are growing we'll take you to television to find out what the fans think. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us. lawmakers in the u.s. state of alabama have approved the nation's toughest abortion law the state senate voted 25 to 6 to outlaw abortion at any point during a woman's pregnancy except when a woman's life is in danger the bill must still go to the state governor for his signature but it is already polarized opinion. emotions were running high both outside the alabama legislature with pro-abortion activists rallying against the bill and inside the state senate where lawmakers engaged in fierce debate. why you are want to control our bodies. our will never ever know and i know that many of you have daugh

starts at $78400.00 euros but the carbon addition costs about $12000.00 euros extra . the length of julian since the r.c.f. is a 2 plus 2 seater so let's see how much space there is in back. the front seats slide forward electronics. the leather steering wheel feels good in includes lots of buttons for the cockpit is tidy there's a big digital r.p.m. display and an analog pedometer. and the interior has carbon fiber elements to sporty bucket seats not only looks great theory feel there to purpose and fast curves. the r.c.f. has for driving modes eco normal sport and sport plus. an eco mode a blue circle shows how eco friendly the driving style is your step harder on the gas the display goes out. when julian switches to sport plus mode he sees the display get sporty or. lotsa yellow and red both muscular colors i feel and see if it drives that way to. the r.c.f. floors at all frequencies throbbing at under $3000.00 rpm and screeching at over $4000.00 although as we found out a sound generator helps out but only in the sport and sport plus muppets. that's julian says tha

it ranks behind the united states but the head of china member states share a common currency the eurobut not all countries benefit to the same extent from the union germany for example and 3 times as much as italy with intra e.u. exports there are no border controls within most of the block and no custom stairs e.u. citizens can live and work in any country and sell goods and services there but there is a huge divergence in income and living standards across the block average wages range from 4 to 43 year as an hour and solidarity it's crumbling the british want to keep out eastern europeans while hungary the czech republic and poland have refused to take in their share of refugees the e.u. has an image problem many europeans see it as detached technocratic and practically run by lobbyists but much has also improved rules about the shape of cucumbers are long gone the european commission now employs fewer civil servants than the city of munich but europe still gets blamed for things that go wrong for many in britain an argument for leaving the union. europe could dare to be so much mo