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latest from new york also was better known for the euro crisis is portugal's now set to become europe's silicon valley and how's this for home office bolting works for few would dare to even look. at the program and as more problems with the boeing's already troubled $737.00. max the plane maker is pausing deliveries of the airliner which had been grounded for 20 months after 2 fatal crashes the f.a.a. cleared it for service again in a vendor last year but earlier this month boeing notified 16 airlines of an electrical power system problem with the jets leading to more than $100.00 maxes worldwide being grounded once again morning also says it lost $537000000.00 in the 1st quarter which is x. 6 consecutive quarterly loss. let's get more on this from our financial correspondent korda in new york let's yes let's start with the 737 max boeing has the pauls deliveries for now how big of a problem all we talking here when we talk about this electrical issue you know the fix is definitely taking longer than a boeing had told for boeing itself is circulating that the fix itself would only take a couple of da

jiggles set to become europe's silicon valley we'll find out. i'm chris culliver in berlin welcome to the program the coronavirus pandemic has brought hunger to millions around the world like here in brazil where residents of the capital's favelas took to the streets earlier this month with empty pots a symbol of their growing hunger on the world bank estimates more than 60000000 people could fall into extreme poverty by the end of this year. the united nations also sounding the alarm famine is on the horizon in the west and central africa the economies of many countries have collapsed in the wake of the pandemic weiland conflicts are popping up all of that is spurring a dramatic rise in food prices the u.n. world food program says prices for staple foods have risen in some places by as much as 200 percent of the consequences are dramatic the end warning that 31000000 people may not have enough to eat in the coming months that would be a 30 percent increase in hungry people compared to last year immediate action is required and it doesn't come c

but much remains unresolved between brussels and london and is portugal set to become europe's silicon valley we'll find out. i'm chris colfer and berlin wall come to the program the coronavirus pandemic has brought hunger to millions around the world like here in brazil where residents of the capital's favelas took to the streets earlier this month with empty pots a symbol of their growing congar on the world bank estimates more than 60000000 people could fall into extreme poverty by the end of this year. the united nations also sounding the alarm famine is on the horizon in the west and central africa the economies of many countries have collapsed in the wake of the pandemic violent conflicts are popping up all of that is spurring a dramatic rise in food prices the u.n. world food program says prices for staple foods have risen in some places by as much as 200 percent by the consequences are dramatic you and warning that 31000000 people may not have enough to eat in the coming months that would be a 30 percent increase in hungry people compared to last year immediate action is required and

and is portugal set to europe's silicon valley. this is the business i'm joined now in berlin so happy you can join us the european parliament has finally ratified the e.u.'s trade deal with the u.k. nearly 5 years after britain voted to leave the block the trade pact had actually been in place since january but only provisionally since then however there's been some serious economic fallout. major traffic jams on borders that were once mind open customs formalities and checks not seen and decades brink's it has raised considerable trade barriers between the e.u. member states and britain a survey by the british chamber of commerce in germany and the k p m g consultancy reports that half of all e.u. companies affected are seeing lower turnover while one in 6 companies year has decided to completely abandon trade with the u.k. many e.u. lawmakers also regard breck's it with sadness they've now had the unhappy task of formally ratifying the postbank that trade deal the choice is now whether today's vote will be the high watermark of

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and is portugal set to be called that europe's silicon valley. this is the w. business i'm joined now the one in berlin so happy you can join us the european parliament has finally ratify the trade deal with the u.k. nearly 5 years after britain voted to leave the block the trade pact had actually been in place since january but only provisionally since then however there's been some serious economic fallout. major traffic jams on borders that were once wide open customs for maladies and checks not seen and decades that has raised considerable trade barriers between the e.u. member states and britain a survey by the british chamber of commerce and germany and k p m g shows that half of all e.u. companies affected are seeing lower turnover while one in 6 companies here has decided to completely abandon trade with the u.k. . many lawmakers also regard with sadness but on wednesday of the mood in both brussels and london was one of celebration after each you parliament overwhelmingly ratified the deal. european council president charles michel said he warmly welco

latest from new york also was better known for the euro crisis is portugal's now set to become europe's silicon valley and. how's this for a home office one brit who boldly works or few would dare to even look. on chris colburn berlin book the program and as more problems with boeing's already troubles $737.00 the plane maker is pausing deliveries of the airliner which had been grounded for 20 months after 2 fatal crashes the f.a.a. cleared it for service again in a vendor last year but earlier this month boeing notified 16 airlines of an electrical power system problem with the jets leading to more than $100.00 maxes worldwide being grounded once again bolling also says it lost $537000000.00 in the 1st quarter which is 6 consecutive quarterly loss. let's get more on this from our financial correspondent yes quarter in new york let's yes let's start with the 737 max boeing has to pause deliveries for now how big of a problem are we talking here when we talk about this electrical issue. yeah the fix is definitely taking longer than a boeing had hoped for boeing itself is circulating that the fix itself

david lewis spoke with the team from silicon valley, india, and europe to show how they are sending oxygen tooxygen tooxygeo >> the explosion of covid cases in india has overwhelmed hospitals leaving many patients without hospitals to lifesaving oxygen. this group of close friends and relatives in silicon valley, europe, and india has mobilized to send oxygen concentrators where they are desperately needed. >> we have been able to literally put together members of the indian community around the world in various continents. we are all working at the same cause. >> -- is based in delhi, one of the hardest hit areas. >> it is panic and fear. >> this is the oxygen concentrator but they are sourcing whatever globally. the demand is strong with high case count in india and brazil. >> there are allocaare allocaara pleasantly started with the 3000 units. >> an initial campaign unable to the purchase from a supplier in china. >> the government of india has reduced the import tariff in light of the need. >> we are trying to do our small part using our networks to bring the few lifesaving oxygen con

europe. we continue to be excited. it is such a big market and there are so many opportunities. we are still extremely excited about opportunities outside silicon valleyhe u.s., and continue to invest in entrepreneurs in europe and globally. caroline: i know you have invested in armenian companies in particular, and the like. great to spend some time with you. we will have you soon, nina achadjian, has got a wealth of experience and started out as i-yield bond leader. coming up, mercedes enters a new era with the flagship s-class sedan going all electric. we hear from the daimler ceo, the new launch that aims to take on rivals' head on in the luxury market. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: -- caroline: taiwan semiconductor manufacturing warns a shortage of semiconductors may extend into 2022. the world's largest contract maker as listed targets this year for spending and growth in says automaker clients can expect chip shortages to ease next quarter, with deficits going into next year. the company joins industry giants who warn of deficits due to unprecedented demand for everything from cars to game consoles to mobile devices. chinese carmaker geely is i

. >> one of our audience asked, so you worked in silicon valley and europe and you were working thereerences in culture between the two? >> i love -- working in google london was one of the most enjoyable. it was like the most fun i've ever had. some of it. when i worked in berlin i was there by myself. we didn't have an officer. it was small start-up. it was me wandering around berlin and that was awesome too. at london, in london, i -- there was something -- i did find a few strength behind my voice, there was something to being a black american in another country where they certainly had preconceptions of who and what i was, probably formed mostly by a couple of people that they had met that their lifetimes and tv and movies and music. it felt like they liked me more. it felt like i got to sort of define for them who i was and it felt like there was more of an open-minded curiosity about that than a let's see if this guy is going to confirm what we already know about this type of people. there was freedom. i felt -- i should say i felt freedom and i understand that there's racism i

silicon valley. also in your, chicago -- in new york, chicago and boston. whereas in europe the last summer, there was strong activity back in the offices, especially on the continent. that has changed. obviously the situation in europe is not great right now. infection rates are high. so, in the u.s. we are seeing already the return to offices, where as in europe, especially in the u.k. and in the netherlands, those offices are closed. so there are differences, but i am sure once a vaccinations ramp up in europe, we will see people get back to their offices. matt: it was reported last week that jll will take over 100,000 square feet in the city of london and i wonder what you think this means for a commitment to what really has been seen as a global financial hub until brexit. christian: london will get back as one of the key cities of the world. clearly it has been impacted by brexit. and is impacted by brexit. and it has been impacted by the pandemic. but it is more of the best cities for doing business and the quality of life is very high. so i have no doubt that london

excited about opportunities that can come from outside silicon valley and the u.s., and continue to invest in and down on entrepreneurs both in europebally. caroline: i know you have done that in your past, investing in armenian companies in particular, and the like. great to spend some time with you. we hope you will come back soon. nina achadjian, has got a wealth of experience. it started out life as a high-yield bond trader. still ahead, mercedes enters a new era with the flagship s-class sedan going all electric. we will hear from the daimler ceo, coming up with a new launch that aims to take on rivals' tesla in the luxury market. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: as we mentioned early, -- earlier, taiwan semiconductor manufacturing warns a shortage of semiconductors may extend into 2022. the world's largest contract maker has lifted targets this year for spending and growth in and says automaker clients can expect chip shortages to ease next quarter. overall, deficits will go into next year. the company joins industry giants who warned of longer than anticipated deficits due to unprecedented demand for everything from cars to gam