at the french manufacturer renault have a few ideas, which they've been showing off at the frankfurt motor showingleggett is there for us “— show and theo leggett is there for us —— 01’ even show and theo leggett is there for us —— or even view them? engineers... welcome to the house of the future, which looks like the house of today with the dining area, kitchen table and the soft seating and over here is the car, a car in your living room! this is a new concept from renault, and as you can see it is a d riverless renault, and as you can see it is a driverless car and the idea it comes into your house and becomes an integral part of your living room, if you don't want that it can be on the roof where it acts as a battery to power your home. the man behind it is renault‘s chief designer. good to have you with us, why did you decide to do this? we imagine a future for our customers, for our clients were cars would become more autonomous, electric and connected so we autonomous, electric and connected so we wondered what could we do if the future is like that? for the first thing you could park your

. >> and annette joins us now from the frankfurt motor show it's interesting, the diesel models are on display, they are in evidence here at this show. so despite the candle. so talk us through the good, the bad and the ugly of this show. >> actually, it's the perfect storm for the car industry, isn't it diesel makes up a huge figure of their sales volume on average. the carbon dioxide emissions are lower than with petrol with the diesel scandal, they are quite adamant. they have to try to convince policymakers they are facing bans all over the world in major cities because mayors across the world are concerned about air qualities in big metropolitan areas. but a lot of carmakers, of course, have been criticized for being behind the cousin, the likes of audi, volkswagen, bmw, you name it. all of them were criticized for being lame when it comes to electrification, when it comes to embracing the future of the car industry and we caught up yesterday with the ceo of audi, one of the major luxurious car companies belonging with the volkswagen holding and i asked him what he thinks, how wel

supposed to look like in the future most won't really hit the streets though we went to the frankfurt motor show. and canadian summand are getting killed by these nasty creatures and farmers are coming up with creative ways to solve the problem we'll tell you what that's all about. it's time for business on the w. i'm how you know i guess thank you for joining us ryan air europe's largest airline by passenger numbers is canceling thousands of flights rather unusual incident for the otherwise we're liable carrier ryanair can't even say which flights will be canceled after wednesday and customers are demanding answers the airlines c.e.o. said they messed up the pilot's vacation a tinner aries but not everyone is buying that. around forty to fifty flights are set to be canceled daily that's a total of around two thousand flights by the end of october ryanair canceled the flights to cope with pilot shortages and to improve its punctuality record we can either run the operation with a fifty five sixty percent punctuality we farm or fly through options inevitably cancellations and huge past your dissa

lights might show up on future models but the frankfurt motor show some concepts at least seem closer to reality this fee w. idea buzz is meant to evoke nostalgia from the cars a conic ancestor but that one still needed keys to open. what's interesting here is that you have this call the yellow lighting when the cars in autonomous mode when you have to take over the wheel yourself you filed with a push button. the light changes to white because then you have to wake up some concepts aren't even really cars anymore i'm told this flying prototype from air immobile is fitted with a parachute but even the more classic visions end up looking different when they do roll off assembly lines for various reasons regulatory limits are one changing market tases by the time the vehicle is ready for release is another and speaking of changing times some automakers develop concepts for a future of dwindling vehicle ownership like a ride sharing vehicle where passengers with similar profiles can journey together and no one has to drive. this is the smart vision e.q. for two those doors that were just

but next, let's take you to germany and the frankfurt motor show.p greenpeace held a protest outside on wednesday proclaiming the end of the oil age. inside, the big carmakers have been unveiling their visions of a battery—powered electric future. but one of the biggest, toyota, has made a major bet on hydrogen fuel cells. 0ur reporter theo leggett spoke to the european boss drjohan van zyl, and asked him if they had chosen the wrong option. i don't think so. toyota was already working towards this with various things in the past, like their hybrid strategy. a hybrid that was not required to be plugged in. but oui’ not required to be plugged in. but our hybrid technology allows us to build outlets, plug—in technology, but we also have a hydrogen vehicle. 0ur but we also have a hydrogen vehicle. our view is not that the application will require a specific technology. and the customer will determine that. —— our view is that. so we have the bloodless, plug—in, and hydrogen vehicle. but if you are building hydrogen cars along with the others, that is a

i doubt that that's the frankfurt motor show. when merkel starts speaking, we'll bring you the highlights let's show you what the european equity markets are up to slightly under water a bit of a mixed picture the cac who off 40 off by 0.2% the xetra dax off by 0.3%. it's a tale of two sector stories today. we have retail outperforming on the back of the good performance and the hike in the profit guidance coming from the british clothing retailer, next. on the other side of the coin, basic resources are underperforming because of weaker than expected chinese data the aussie dollar brushing that off today on the back of better than expected labor data i want to tell you the snb, that's the aussie dollar there, up by 0.25% on the back of jobs data we have pound sterling against u.s. data unchanged. 1.32 is the level close to a one-year high. euro/dollar, 1.1898. the dollar is still strong on the back of the big rise in the u.s. treasury yields this week and the absence of risk aversion when it comes to u.s. futures, we're expecting

the frankfurt motor show is getting under way today, with electric vehicles and brexit the two hot topicstest and greatest models. we'll talk more about electric later in the programme, but first theo leggett caught up with the chief executive of bmw and asked him how the firm is planning to deal with brexit. the details, mainly to do with the cost, how far you can charge the cable from your house, and also how far those cars can go, that is what you are talking to us about, but first, theo leggett asking how the firm bmw is dealing with brexit... bmw is invested in free trade, and free trade between european countries is important, to be competitive. we don't need any high barriers, tariff barriers, between them, and we also need free movement of people between the uk and europe, so of people between the uk and europe, so there are certain things which we need to achieve to make the business is safe for the future in the uk. this is something we talked openly with the politicians in the united kingdom other, as well as in the european union. that is fine if it all goes well. but what if

we are also at in germany at the frankfurt motor show.p greenpeace held a protest outside on wednesday proclaiming the end of the oil age. inside, the big carmakers have been unveiling their visions of a battery—powered electric future. but one of the biggest, toyota, has made a major bet on hydrogen fuel cells. we'll be hearing from the european boss. all that in 20 minutes time. a busy day today. lot is make going on. let's catch up on some of the other stories making news around the world. —— lots going on. a fire at an islamic boarding school in malaysia has killed at least 25 people, all but two of them students. officials said the blaze had broken out in a dormitory of the school in the capital, kaula lumpur, early on thursday morning. seven people were injured. theresa may is to travel to a historic european city to unveil further details of her vision for britain's future outside the european union. the british prime minister's high—profile brexit speech in the italian city of florence and is likely to be seen as a bid to break th

the frankfurt motor show is getting under way today. everywhere and bmw showcased an electric mini concept. the german carmaker also owns the other iconic british brand, rolls royce. theo leggett caught up its chief executive and asked how a german car giant with a lot of assets in the uk deals with brexit. we need, clearly, free trade. bmw is invested in free trade, and free trade between european countries is important to be competitive. this is also better for the uk, important to be competitive. this is also betterfor the uk, so we don't need any high barriers, tariff barriers, between them. we also need free people movement between the uk and europe. so there are certain things that we do achieve to make the business there for the future in the business there for the future in the uk. and this is something we talk openly with politicians in the uk and eu about. that is fine if things go well. whatever doesn't? what if there are carrusca is that with that put british production in jeopardy? we need to look at what happens and how th

plus all eyes are on the frankfurt motor show. german car makers have come to the international motor show in frankfurt with concepts for electric drive and autonomy is driving and they're taking the offensive but there's also plenty of time and space devoted to the familiar makes and models porsche has unveiled the nine eleven she teeth three touring package a special version of one of the world's most famous sports cars. doesn't gorges all of a boom a describes it as a special model based on one from one thousand nine hundred seventy three porsche asked its customers what they wanted to see and this was it. the g.t. three touring comes only with a sick speed stick shift but it's three hundred six. kilowatts slam it from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour and just three point nine seconds another classic the new closes the ford mustang here debuting its newly designed front. and the ford fiesta is demonstrating its diversity would new variants. and not just correct knows that anyone who follows developments in the automotive

we are live at the frankfurt motor show. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe," our flagship morning show. i'm anna edwards. we have great guests coming up, in particular from the frankfurt morning show. bmw special representative joins us in about 15 minutes time for the first conversation of the day. that is followed by stephen armstrong at 6:30 u.k. time. we will get into those conversations about electric cars, about diesel, about the future. let's get to the markets, though. we need to tell you what has been happening over the last 24 hours. the united states picked up at risk on atmosphere we saw in the asian session and the european session yesterday. the snp, closing at another new record high. in fact, we have the snp here, charting its course through 2017, and pushing up against that green line, which marks where wall street strategists think the snp will get to. it was financials, technology stocks, insurers, all of those companies, quite a broad-based rally, bouncing after the receiving threat of hurricane irma.

let's take you first of all to the frankfurt motor show. matt miller, what are we going to be taking away? what will be the big theme? does it involve batteries? matt: i think for the first time in years, we are seeing a major change, a major, multibillion-dollar change from all the automakers globally. volkswagen is talking about losing capex to create more electric cars, putting out orders for $50 billion worth of gear. we are hearing about cost cuts at mercedes that are going to be about $5 billion. huge shift as this industry moves from diesel powertrains to electric powertrains, and that is all we are hearing from almost everyone we speak to. i have already spoken to a number of ceos, we will hear later from the ceo -- is lamborghini a bit of a dinosaur with its 12 cylinder and 10 cylinder engine? those things might be a part of the past but we will hear from the ceo in just a little bit. guy: fascinating interview, looking forward to it. away, about half an hour 27 minutes away, from the start of cash trading in europe. we will be wat

coming theny biannual frankfurt motor show is on the way. one segment seems to be charging ahead of the rest. >> electric vehicles bringing a spark to the show, not just companies but entire nations making it clear the future will be measured in kilowatts. >> this year in frankfurt, combustion engines are out and electric is in. two years after companies, including volkswagen, admitted to falsifying emissions from their diesel cars, the focus now unsurprisingly, is on the electrification transition. norway, france, and the u.k. have about to switch to a wholly electrically within the next 23 years. volkswagen has announced a 20 billion euro investment to bring out a new electric vehicles by 2025. the companies ceo says the new challenge now is the infrastructure. >> everyone is asking when electric cars will be the norm but it is not just about what is being offered, it is also about charging infrastructure. we have started an initiative together with porsche, mercedes, bmw, and ford. we have stated we are committed to building a network of

doctor cars were in the spotlight at the frankfurt motor show with new models from the likes of mercedes benz and jaguar land rover. but diesel gate is still casting a shadow over the industry francisci is a citron rejecting allegations which surfaced last week. the firm installed emissions cheating software almost two million of its cars. both sought in meanwhile is that it will begin offering electric vehicles of all electric versions of all its cars by the year twenty thirty. also showcase updated diesel technology though voting german carmaker's efforts make the engines cleaner rather than being forced to stop production all together. amanda feel i'm convinced that i will be a co existence between the combustion diesel and petrol engines alongside electric mixes many years. we need the diesel was abridging technology until we're able z. end of the next decade. all politically changed to electric. you know the french government is also trying to make diesel fuel a thing of the past it's already announced plans to phase out traditional petrol and diesel vehicles but you're twenty forty

are that also high on the agenda for many the carmakers at the frankfurt motor show this week. that he is in the auto industry been calling on the uk government's negotiate a free trade deal in order to avoid high tariffs on car parts and protect their job. eager royer has the story. european because of ready made in a single country. executives in the auto industry according for a trade théo say free movement of labour and goods can continue author brexit. we like to get some clarity on what's. funny agreement will t transitional. agreemt is going to be so that we face as sudden because so few thousand ninety. europe scrolling common factor in system relies on pots travelling across borders and being assembled in different countries. if no deal is made these components could be subjects that paris in quotas according to world trade organization rules. mission production costs up. what will happen in a political front in the months ahead? remains to be seen president industry as. istria keep them. we empower. yeah. nineteen. please. fourteen. realize. you accounts. six percent

the frankfurt motor show is getting under way today.re everywhere and bmw showcased an electric mini concept. the german carmaker also owns the other iconic british brand, rolls royce. in world business report, we'll ask its chief executive how a german car giant with a lot of assets in the uk deals with brexit. all that and all the other business stories, including augmented reality. we have rory cellan—jones on that. and augmented wallets, i hope? that is what you need to buy them. we arejust hope? that is what you need to buy them. we are just talk about the impact of brexit. british plans to replace the supremacy of european union law in the uk have passed their first major test in parliament. in a series of votes mps agreed to consider the proposals in further detail. the eu withdrawal bill will cut the uk's political, financial and legal ties with brussels. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. this was one of the first big parliamentary tests for the government. this was a bill they wanted to introduce to bring all exi

and we are at the frankfurt motor show were more weird and wonderful ca i’s show were more weird andonderful cars are unveiled as the world's leading automakers race to plug in. —— where. hello and welcome to bbc news. clean—up efforts have begun in the wake of hurricane irma. the worst—affected areas are in the caribbean where seventeen thousand people desperately need shelter, with some still short of food and drinking water. it's believed that 37 people were killed on the islands. 0ur correspondent laura bicker has been to the remote island ofjost van dyke in the british virgin islands and sent this report. the idyllic shores and secluded bays ofjost van dyke were no match for hurricane irma's wrath. she tore through the island, stripping away years of hard work in just a few hours. this would normally be a place to escape to. some may now describe it as a place to escape from. but not those who live here. this was the bar here. seddy callwood has lost everything he built — his bar, his restaurant, and his home. and yet, he is determined to start again. so first have to clean it u

the frankfurt motor show is underway and this year it is electric cars taking center stage volkswagen and daimler both announced on monday they're heading in that direction and the scandal volkswagens fake emissions test two years ago may have helped them along reports. boats wagon media night in frankfurt ahead of the world's biggest annual. two years after the company's emissions scandal what's wagons chief executives showing the product of some commercial soul searching businesses and commitment this is our commitment by two thousand and thirty we will have electrified our entire range of vehicles i think we're on a ride and progressive truck. the company paid out four point three billion dollars in criminal and civil fines after it admitted cheating on us diesel emissions tastes volkswagen which includes brands audi bentley lamborghini and poor double its investment in zero emission vehicles to twenty four billion dollars it will offer eighty electric cars across the great by twenty twenty five. the emotional debate about driving bans in inner cities about the future of the diesel

we see the southern philippines electric cars taking center stage at the frankfurt motor show in germany this week volkswagen the world's biggest carmaker. electric vehicles. boats wagon media night in frankfurt ahead of the world's biggest annual. two years after the company's emissions votes wagons chief executive is showing the product of some commercial soul searching businesses and commitment this is a commitment by two thousand and thirty we will have electrified our entire range of vehicles i think we're on a road and progressive truck. the company paid out four point three billion dollars in criminal and civil fines after it admitted cheating on us diesel emissions tastes no votes wagon which includes brands audi bentley lamborghini and poor double its investment in zero emission vehicles to twenty four billion dollars eighty electric cars across the great by twenty twenty five. the emotional debate about driving bans in inner cities about the future of the diesel car and about electric mobility shows that the times when our industry here in frankfurt celebrated itself in part of

the bbc‘s theo leggett sat down with the boss of the psa group at the frankfurt motor show.europe. what protects theirjobs is the profitability that delivers the sustainability of the company. so i don't really think they are looking for warranties, i think they understand we live in a chaotic world and the only way we have altogether to give sustainability and visibility is to work on a collective way that is more efficient and gives the company the capability to be profitable on a recurrence basis. several thousand of those people work at al smear ports in the uk. given how confused the background is with regard to brexit and so one, how concerned should they be about theirjobs?m isa should they be about theirjobs?m is a great question and i appreciate you asking. in fact, we're working on what we would call scenario planning. we lack visibility on the conditions under which brexit would be implemented. this is a big thing currently, we do not know what the custom systems will be, what will be the local situation, all of this is not clear today. very, very unclear. bernie

frankfurt motor show this wee. theo leggett is there for us. theo asked toyota's european boss. society needs to created, and that will take of course longer than creating electric infrastructure. but hydrogen in the long—term is really, really a very good solution in terms of an alternative form of energy. of course, the fact is you can utilise hydrogen to store energy as much as an energy carrier. if you want to convert a renewable energy and storage, you need to put it in big, massive batteries, so i don't know whether it is ready practical to do it that way. toyota 20 years ago had already started investing in the electrification of cars through our hybrid strategy, where we have hybrid vehicle which is not required to be plugged in, but on our hybrid technology architecture, we can bolt plug—in hybrids, we can bolt battery electric vehicles, and also of course we have the hydrogen vehicle. that is the european boss of toyota talking about why they are opting for hydrogen rather than electric vehicles. kathleen is back to discuss the papers. this one on the bbc website, too

while they work converse will sleep at frankfurt international motor show auto manufacturers showcased concept cars with self driving capabilities but some risks remain technology is available we are capable to do it but we haven't fixed the part of the day we don't have safety standards we don't know if cell growth and we don't have to interconnection in between so many participants in that traffic that it's in principle the v.a. to have autonomous driving initiatives autonomous driving on the motorway is already technologically possible laser scanners radar sensors cameras ultrasonic sensors and g.p.s. technology allow self driving cars to monitor their surroundings. but city traffic poses a much greater challenge drivers have to react to a wide variety of situations like cyclists cutting into a lane and suddenly stepping onto the road. that swiss artificial intelligence expert matches us man is working to solve. that reson our algorithms are able to detect objects and differentiate between a vehicle and a pedestrian. but that alone doesn't guarantee traffic safety. it's also importa

ahead, it is electric week at the frankfurt motor show. what to look for from bmw and volkswagen.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ london and new york, i mark barton. vonnie: and i'm vonnie quinn. this is the markets. mark: time for the business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories. -- combining its european steel unit with steel business in the region. 70 and once the german company to split itself up. the world's biggest head for an -- hedge fund firm in china. according to a person familiar with the matter, associate may offer a chinese version of its parityrity's tragedy -- strategy. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. vonnie: the world largest motor show takes off in frankfurt, but the excitement is already in high gear as automakers such as bmw and volkswagen did you new electric offerings. here with us to discuss, matt miller who is live from the show in frankfurt. how excited are people getting about new electric offerings? matt: in some senses, it is not excitement, but it is forced by the crisis caused by diesel and the upcoming election. really, automakers are

david: those were the views of this ceos at the frankfurt motor show.ly this came about. have a look at 8055. byd shares limit up yesterday. monthe normalized the 12 chart. there is the hang seng index. a very good year, underperformance, then peekaboo, a little above water on news china made try to speed up its movement away from fossil feels. -- fossil fuels. the road will be a very long one. a bloomberg gadfly columnist, we talked about byd shares up 20%. are we getting overly excited? is a concept play. it has underperformed the benchmark index for the entire year. it pops up on this news of china looking to phase out fossil fuel vehicles. that is a goal that could take decades and all of a sudden you see the stock pop up. if they discovered some new great car or something like that. david: it was a warren buffett that about 10 years ago. i think he made the investment back then. it did not quite work out. we have seen the stock move up a little bit. did it deserve the run-up? leader intill the electric vehicles, however, they have been losing marke

worth talking about the carmakers that did not attend the motor show volvo, fiat pulled out this year why? >> they pulled out because in frankfurt you can't sell cars, you can only show cars that's one of the rules of the game but the ceos are all here. in the first couple of days, on the press days, on the specialist days, they're all here so the industry gathering is 100% complete. it's just not everybody has the cars here. >> i'm based in asia, so i'm fascinated to know what you think the japanese automakers, the likes of nissan and honda, et cetera, are bringing to the table in terms of evs and innovation on that score >> certainly toyota is ahead of the pack they have the situation in japan running on a different energy grid for them a fuel cell is a much more rational choice than for anybody based in europe or in the u.s. honda has shown some very, very neat show cars over the last couple of years. i think they're pretty much with it, they're still working on the economics, and i'm quite sure they won't fall behind what did the good old british brands have to offer we played some tape from bentley earlier on there the bent

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that's it for me has a fire in march that now electric cars are taking center stage at the frankfurt motor show shala ballasts reports. boats wagon media nine thousand francs ahead of the world's biggest annual motions show two years after the company's emissions scandal. chief executives showing the product of some commercial soul searching businesses and commitment this is a commitment by two thousand and thirty we will have electrified our entire range of vehicles i think we're on a road and progressive truck. the company paid out four point three billion dollars in criminal and civil fines after it admitted cheating on us diesel emissions tastes no votes wagon which includes brands audi bentley lamborghini and poor double its investment in zero emission vehicles to twenty four billion dollars eighty electric cars across the great by twenty twenty five. the emotional debate about driving bans in inner cities about the future of the diesel car and about electric mobility shows that the times when i went to st here in frankfurt celebrated itself and part of itself on the shoulder or over busin

joining us from the frankfurt motor show.n ambitious goal, 300 models including porsche 911, the ducati, lamborghini, are we going to see electric versions of all of these cars? basically i am representing volkswagen rands. -- brands. for every car you know of our brand, the key models and any other models that are representative of l brands today, we'll have the full electric equivalent and you see cars behind me that are no longer real show cars. they are -- the volkswagen brand is full stay monde the electric march. we have dedicated a lot of our research and annulment, a lot of our financial resources to bring to life our dream of becoming world leader. basically from the start in 2020. it is true for the volkswagen passenger cars. you can have a volkswagen electric in all sizes it and all body types. was lucky enough to come by your stand yesterday. i saw some really cool new products from the tea rocks to -rock. t we be able to get an electric bw bus by 2020? commitment since pebble beach two weeks ago is to bring this

the frankfurt motor show is underway and this year it is electric cars taking center stage volkswagen and both announced on monday they are pivoting heavily towards electric vehicles and the news comes exactly two years after a volkswagen scandal surrounding the fake emissions tests charlotte bellus reports . faults wagon media nine thousand francs ahead of the world's biggest annual motor show two years after the company's emissions scandal wagons chief executive is showing the product of some commercial soul searching businesses and commitment this is a commitment by two thousand and thirty we will have electrified our entire range of vehicles i think we're on a road and progressive truck. the company paid out four point three billion dollars in criminal and civil fines after it admitted cheating on u.s. diesel emissions tastes no votes wagon which includes brands audi bentley lamborghini and poor fish double its investment in zero emission vehicles to twenty four billion dollars will offer eighty electric cars across the great by twenty twenty five. the emotional debate about drivi

the ceo spoke to bloomberg's matt miller at the frankfurt motor show. -- volkswagen is very robust, financially speaking. , so you don't really have to worry. we have the necessary whistles to implement our plans. of course, we're making investments every year. we are investing parts of our profits. we have said in the past, and we will the future, and we will make the money we will need for those investments. >> do you still feel the need to sell a certain units if there was talk about the possibility of a sale of ducati, some heavy truck parts units, maybe an ipo? is that all still necessary to this plan? have been reading about this in the newspaper. sometimes, i do not really understand this ongoing discussion. one of my most important tasks is to think about our product portfolio on an ongoing basis and to ask myself whether we are properly positioned for the future. this is what we do. we are relaxed about this. if and when decisions need to be taken in terms of a sale or , thenition of companies we will talk about it openly. matt: you did say in

. ♪ francine: these are live pictures from the frankfurt motor show, where vw is unveiling its new suvls, vwews of new also saying in is putting full force into electric cars. volkswagen has announced plans to build electric versions of all 300 models in the lineup. said -- to the ceo, and who said they will spend 20 billion euros to bring it to the market by 2030, and invest another 50 billion on the batteries needed to power the cars. volkswagen is very robust, financially speaking. worry,'t really have to we have the necessary implements of course wey -- are making investments every , we, investing in profits did it in the past and will do it in the future and make the money we need for those investments. >> do you still feel the need to sell off certain units, if there's talk about the possibility of a sale of ducati, maybe an ipo? is that all still necessary for this plan? well, i have been reading about this in the newspaper and sometimes i don't really understand the ongoing this russian. one of my most important tasks is to think about our product portfolio on an ongoing basis

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are looking at live pictures of the chancellor of germany angela merkel are addressing the frankfurt motor show look at the strength of the economy, as long as you focus on the campaign and the germany goes to vote on some 10 the 24th, is of course on the emissions scandal. interesting her comments. anything that comes out of that we will bring it straight to you. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. sebastian: european car sales growth accelerated in august. and renault -- won with hatchbacks. more than double the rate of growth seen in the previous two months. storms led by hurricanes harvey and irma will probably wipe out third quarter profit and threatening the companies ability to meet the earnings target. the world's largest reinsurance had given proper guidance between 2.3 and 2.4 billion euro s. martin shkreli has been put behind bars after a judge revoked his bail. offered a bounty for hillary clinton's hair. three convicted charges. he faces 20 years on each. arabia saidw, saudi to be preparing contingency plans for possible delays to the initial public offering of its state own

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