her employer germany siemens is leaving. currently the economic situation is very difficult it's not just depicting foreign companies but iranian ones as well i've been writing job applications since i was told i was going to lose my job but i haven't had a single reply yet. seventy days been working in siemens human resources department for three years before that she worked for a norwegian company but that company also pulled out of iran because of u.s. sanctions so every day is says she's reliving a bad experience she does her shopping in the evening but now she has to consider if she can afford even the most basic foods like milk and shops owners know used to customers scrutinizing prices. they were told that the prices have risen so high i know that my customers often pick up a product only to immediately put it down again after seeing the price you know they really only buy the necessities. back home she watches the news the future of her country depends on international politics especially on decisions made in the uni

germany's siemens conglomerate has been awarded a one and a half billion year old contract to build trains for london's underground rail network the company will produce a total of ninety four trains for the piccadilly line which carries some seven hundred thousand passengers a day besides offering more comfort the new carriages will also post a larger capacity to cater for london's by thing population this city is expected to have ten million residents by twenty thirty that's one and a half million more than today. are the latest i phones a flop that's the question many investors seem to be asking themselves as apple's share price tumbled earlier in the week the wall street journal had said lower than expected demand that prompted the company to slash production of all three i phone models it launched in september. you know tobar apple shares did surged to a record high but that was before denounced of the coming quarter with not much expectations. germany is currently considering the introduction of mass surveillance to ensure that diesel bans in city centers are properly enforced at the

political correspondent thank you simon and staying in germany industrial powerhouse siemens posted its fourth quarter figures on thursday the maker of industrial action onyx medical equipment trains and power plants does business everywhere and that makes it especially vulnerable to geopolitical risks not surprisingly the past quarter has been a mixed bag. siemens is no longer profiting from its power plant division which has now started to lose money thousands of jobs have been slashed as the company's power and gas division is restructured itself an expensive undertaking siemens and now says profits for the last quarter slumped forty six percent our own gas is fighting the power and gas market is very challenging there are structural overcapacity and aggressive competition which creates a lot of pricing pressure especially for the big gas turbines. at the divisions performed much better at around eighty three billion euros sales this fiscal year were slightly up on last year net profit also increased despite the crisis in the power and gas unit siemens says it expects the upward tren

ambitious plans by one of germany's legacy and dust trail companies siemens is to build a big start of campus here in berlin the move comes barely a week after google dropped a similar plan it's also on the program as the tenth anniversary for the world's most famous crypto currency where does bitcoin stand a decade after its introduction and panama introduces a tourism card for cuba can it help the caribbean nation gain more investment back home. i'm christopher coburn bilin good to have you with us siemens is putting six hundred million euros on the table to finance and innovation center here in the german capital it's meant to be part of what some hope will become a german silicon valley one day the investment would be the biggest of a single company in the city since world war two and then the announcement comes only a week after google withdrew a similar proposal due to massive protests the local neighborhood and lack of political support. berlin pulled out all stops to get the signatures that would make this possible and bring siemens back to its birthplace in the german capital'

siemens in t. i want to mexico on the story for us tonight stefan thank you. well it has been an intense two weeks for germany's conservative c.d.u. party in a series of regional conferences members have been hearing pitches from candidates vying to take chancellor angela merkel's place as party chair now who they choose at the upcoming national conference in december may have a profound impact not only on germany but also one year. america is on her way out. after nearly two decades leading the c.d.u. germany's strongest party. these are the three who want to replace her. they've been crisscrossing the country making their pitch for the leading role migration in the european union have been big issues for the party where do the candidates stand. first up the comeback kid. he was rising in the party until marco snatched away a key post for herself he ended up leaving politics for the private sector now he's back and as tough words for germany's asylum laws. like outside it's long been mine opinion that we should be ready to discuss openly this fundamental rights asylum whether it can really stay this way if we

siemens healthineer is, just think mri machines, big lip oratory equipment. -- laboratory equipment. you have already moved some production from china back to germany.ow easy is it for you to reverse that? what would it take for you to reverse that and take your production back to china? have an effort of production, we have -- we are a triple -- a truly global company. we have twin factories in germany and china. we can balance demand depending on where we ship the product. , also depending on logistic costs. we have operations a macron china and germany. germany.na can maneuver that quickly, yes? >> this is two different indicators. locations, one in germany and one in china. where is your biggest growth market? where are you seeing the biggest growth for your products? upthe biggest catch potential in health care is the emerging markets. we see the biggest growth in latin america and china and india. and in terms of the therapies business, it is still the smallest of the three. is there any possibility you may build that? how do you look at that part? segment is founded because of image guided therapies, we are seeing more and more precise treatm

siemens coming up saying this sort of things. they are all franco german companies that are following the interests of france and germany.i never set in stone. it does seem they are not making as much progress as quickly as they had hoped. everyone has a lot to say. it does not look likely to finish by 5pm. it could be six o‘clock or later. reports that there would be a statement from the prime minister, that may not be as quickly as would have thought. this does not tell as much apart from the is it lawful lot of detail that people want to go through. people want clarification and she was clearly going around the table allowing everyone to speak. 0ne cabinet minister says she always does that. it is a huge moment in this brexit process and they want to get it right. and, vicky, just hearing from tony layer earlier —— tony player earlier. if it does end up tony player earlier. if it does end up in parliament, this is going to bea up in parliament, this is going to be a straight choice between a deal and eight no deal, that is going to be at. i think this will also be the big choice that mps have to make if it gets that f

amicia stands by one of germany's legacy and dust rail companies siemens is to build a big start of campus here in berlin the move comes barely a week after google dropped similar plans also on the program as the tenth anniversary for the world's most famous crypto currency where does bitcoin stand a decade after its introduction and panama introduces a tourism card for cuba can it help the caribbean nation gain more investment back home. i'm krista coburn bilin good to have you with us siemens is putting six hundred million euros on the table to finance and innovation center here in the german capital it's meant to be part of what some hope will become a german silicon valley one day the investment would be the biggest of a single company in the city since world war two and then the announcement comes only.