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the company that makes the factory is g s you also based in kyoto. we wanted them to tell us what you've gone so wrong. hi how are you and all. out there. i wonder when you might be willing to do an interview they refused. to. tell me. the battery is only one part of the dreamliner is complex electrical system is also a charger made is a factory thousands of kilometers away what happened there shows boeing learned years ago just how dangerous a lithium ion battery could be. in tucson arizona we tracked down michael lane on. an electrical technician. of your work and electronics since i was 17 years old i joined the paratroopers i was assigned to alectryon a communications a tie in of 82nd airborne. and this is the 1st time i've been here since. 2007. it's hard to believe that this is what's left of a 3 story engineering structure. on a november morning in 2006 laon and dozens of other workers cloaked in secure a plane the company that makes the battery charger. and i started a pot of coffee then i went into my lab and started working on my battery ch

the company that makes the factory is g s you also based in kyoto. we wanted them to tell us what you've gone so wrong. hi how are you and all. out there. doesn't. wonder when you might be willing to do an interview they refused to. tell me. the battery is only one part of the dreamliner is complex electrical system is also a charger made is a factory thousands of kilometers away what happened there shows boeing learned years ago just how dangerous a lithium ion battery could be. in tucson arizona we tracked down michael lane on. an electrical technician. of your work and electronics since i was 17 years old i joined the paratroopers i was assigned to alectryon a communications a tie in of the 82nd airborne. and this is the 1st time i've been here since. 2007. it's hard to believe that this is what's left of a 3 story engineering structure. on a november morning in 2006 laon and dozens of other workers cloaked in secure a plane the company that makes the battery charger. and i started a pot of coffee then i went into my lab and started working on my

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factory and nothing was done from. the small island of tea losin the a g. and c. was once greece's most indebted municipality all that could left then 20 years ago it bought a large ship which connected it to the rest of greece even though they were deeper in debt than ever now they're starting to see the benefits. when maria cama took over as mayor 7 years ago she simply continued what her predecessors had initiated. the. scene of the i get it again on this island didn't get into debt by building conference centers. a few nights town halls and organizing a festival for them is gassed up one of the did it to develop its economy or. statistics show that our island has grown since the last census in the 1990 s. . i bought a few here and it was in and then. meanwhile over in feeling a small town just outside of athens things look grim the town has a population of 46000 and owns its own t.v. channel with about 140 staff. as well as the municipal garbage dump which brings in $38000000.00 euros a year. but feeley is deep in debt which may or christos profit force says i

g goods. trump lashed out monday, accusing china of using it to "steal our business and factories, hurt our jobspress our workers' ' wages an haharm our farmers' priceces. not anymore." china also directed state-owned companies to suspend imports of u.s. crops. economists have refuted trump's claims that china will bear the economic brunt of increased tariffs, saying u.s. consumers will in fact suffer the most. stocks dropped in response monday, with wall streetet suffering its worst day of 2019. president trump signed an executive order monday imposing news sanctions against venezuela and the government of president nicolas maduro, in what amounts to a near total economic embargo. the latest move freezes the property and assets of the venezuelan government as the country grapples with ongoing sanctions targeting its oil industry. the wall street journal reports that the sanctions are on a par with those against north korea, iran, syria and cuba. venezuelan vice president delcy rodriguez said in an interview the country is "facing a transnational legal coup planned by the u.s. government." venez

g. related news sweden's ericsson has partnered with deutsche telekom to fill the demand for mobile technology at industrial sites in germany the 2 companies said they plan to work together on sites like factory floors airports and harbors ericsson specializes in telecom infrastructure completing competing with the likes of nokia and walk away worldwide. for a quick break but stay tuned because when we return global instability has caused in the markets but one investment is booming. trading is in the studio to give us the breakdown of gold prices and what this could mean for the future of the world economy and as we go to break here are the market numbers up a close. look well. when the really close is project so. we can all. see. that's my life i started on wall street 40 years ago and i've been living in a log serious life ever for money ever since literally not having to work a day in my life because that's 40 years ago gone straight up. but let's take this or that the british and the people of. south. which. i'm not what you. want to look at the sort of your bonus for should be. it's a mistake the word supporter. the studio actually the person. or should. just let them speak. welcome bac

first quarter revenue was also million,g in at $12.51 2.7rating profit at $34 million, so, paul, a slight beat for lenovo. weakestina posting its factory, retail sales in july also slumping, and unemployment rose to 5.3%. we do have one final reading this week. it was the new-home sales data from last month. with a preview of this, we have a standard chartered economist. it is fair to say the numbers out of china recently have been underwhelming, and that is being polite. do you expect property prices and the demand outlook to be much different? expect a moderating trend in the property market, not as strong this year. sentiment clearly tier evaded giventhe beginning of q3, items targeting developers. prices, we think they will be stable the rest of this year with no correction, because developers are likely to start cutting their selling price in order to accelerate their sales revenue collections, but the downside room is relatively limited given the high acquisition price. housing transactions, housing sales, are likely to remain sluggish the rest of this year, given restrictive measures. paul: yes, do you expect this to be causing