samsung, nokia, huawei, oppo, xiaomi — they're all here and all got something to show. isn't it? it's all about the big releases. say, for example, this — the samsung 522 ultra. the supposedly best of their 522 range, it comes with a touch bigger screen than its predecessor, a slightly more powerful cpu and a bigger sensor, so its cameras can take better pictures in low light. but they have learnt from the 521 ultra, because instead of flogging a 60 quid case to house the optional 5 pen, they've just given it to you, in here, and they've got a little slot for it within the phone, which potentially spells the end of the note series? who knows. but what i can say is this does write smooth. you know, like a pen on paper. the problem is in some tests, the battery life is actually a little bit worse than the 521 ultra and its square design doesn't feel as natural in your hand, either. and at 1,200 quid, you wonder if it is worth the huge price tag with such little differences. but it pairs well with this — the newly announced galaxy book 2 pro. this is the most powerful of i

they included banning chinese telco huawei from building australia's 5g network.for an "independent inquiry into covid-19". australia's "incessant wanton interference in china's xinjiang, hong kong and taiwan affairs". and "antagonistic" media reports that were "poisoning the atmosphere of bilateral relations". the reporter who was handed the document by an embassy official had no doubt about china's agenda. jonathan kearsley: i was very clear in asking her, what does this mean in the context of the trade issues we'd seen with beef, and wine and barley and the like? and she said. "it's all linked". she looked at me, and she said, "if you make china the enemy, china will be the enemy. stephen: on the same day, china's powerful foreign ministry echoed key grievances in answer to a question about the trade dispute. rory: many of these points go to the independent policy choices of the australian government in a democratic system, including choices to do with legislation, with the funding of think tanks, with the freedom of the australian media, with diplomatic positi

has actively imposed competition on them although everything is not so clear with it, huawei and itsri store removed the application of russian banks vtb that fell under the sanctions the opening of promsvyazbank and even today it has become. it is known that the german home goods chain obi is selling its russian business. this is reported in the propositum it accompanies the transaction in the proposit are added stores can open until the end of april. who will be the new owner. it is not known how long he is called a domestic investor and it is assumed that he will eventually abandon the brand. both in russia, the german network has been operating since 2003. aina volodya thank you all for the economic review. a passive company began in conditions when, due to anti-russian sanctions, a food crisis is brewing in the world market in our country, it expects to get a good harvest better than last year. that's for it, as reported ministerhoz per million hectares. we increased the area under crops at the federal level to the already existing measures to support farmers, added new ones onl

many chinese companies such as huawei, there are noises that huawei might be changing a little bit soonany others that are in that category are sadly, even the laptop that i am on, lenovo is still digging in and operating there. do you have sympathy for what can be seen as legitimate difficulties for companies to withdraw? some will say they have got these complex legal entanglements. burger king would be one of those examples. it is interesting you picked a casual dining restaurants. there are places like starbucks that have the same franchise agreements as anybody else, starbucks had the courage and generosity to buy out their vendor is, out their franchisees. there is no reason why burger king or these others try that. you know, some will argue, is it really a moral position? for instance, to put people out of work. workers still have families to feed. it is putin's regime driving the war. some will argue it is not your average russian on the street. nobody should hold that position now because our number one enemy to global harmony and the well—being of ukraine's sovereignty and jus

samsung, nokia, huawei, oppo, xiaomi — they're all here and all got something to show.g about mwc, isn't it? it's all about the big releases. say, for example, this — the samsung 522 ultra. the supposedly best of their 522 range, it comes with a touch bigger screen than its predecessor, a slightly more powerful cpu and a bigger sensor, so its cameras can take better pictures in low light. but they have learnt from the 521 ultra, because instead of flogging a 60 quid case to house the optional 5 pen, they've just given it to you, in here, and they've got a little slot for it within the phone, which potentially spells the end of the note series? who knows. but what i can say is this does write smooth. you know, like a pen on paper. the problem is in some tests, the battery life is actually a little bit worse than the 521 ultra and its square design doesn't feel as natural in your hand, either. and at 1,200 quid, you wonder if it's worth the huge price tag with such little differences. but it pairs well with this — the newly announced galaxy book 2 pro. this is the most po

when you say huawei come on, come on quickly no say, come on quickly don't don't, you have to act quitely, the east is a delicate matter. i answered correctly. in general, yes, yes, clearly understand that we have problems with the chinese. now there is no problem with chinese trade. if this is our problem, but let's throw it says. well, you propose a scheme. yes, a percentage of the volume has grown in three months, military problems will arise. we can say that our weapons system. let the keys be a very correct question, because the chinese generally do not think so. if i say so, the chinese are not allowed , do the chinese still understand this, until they have convinced that against them, it can be accepted. the same scheme in full as against russia, because they believe that since they have integrated the whole world with their goods and technologies, they will not be helped in this way, they should do so . i absolutely agree here. already arrives again, china does not like it when they teach and china does not like it when they formulate such a harsh question, as alexey told me, th

samsung, nokia, huawei, oppo, xiaomi — they're all here and all got something to show.mwc, isn't it? it's all about the big releases. say, for example, this — the samsung s22 ultra. the supposedly best of their s22 range, it comes with a touch bigger screen than its predecessor, a slightly more powerful cpu and a bigger sensor, so its cameras can take better pictures in low light. but they have learnt from the s21 ultra, because instead of flogging a 60 quid case to house the optional s pen, they've just given it to you, in here, and they've got a little slot for it within the phone, which potentially spells the end of the note series? who knows. but what i can say is this does write smooth. you know, like a pen on paper. the problem is in some tests, the battery life is actually a little bit worse than the s21 ultra and its square design doesn't feel as natural in your hand, either. and at 1,200 quid, you wonder if it's worth the huge price tag with such little differences. but it pairs well with this — the newly announced galaxy book 2 pro. this is the most powerful o

has actively imposed competition on them, although there are it's not so clear huawei from its storemoved the application of the russian banks that fell under sanctions vtb opening and promsvyazbank egor in the economy all thanks to denis talalaev with business news. the government will additionally allocate 4.5 billion rubles. mikhail mishustin announced this at the training of specialists in technical specialties in addition, on behalf of the president , this year they will expand the program for obtaining preferential housing certificates for young scientists, the amount of support will amount to 1 billion rubles. it will allow multiplying the number of new owners of housing. among this category, more than 300 promising specialists will be able to receive documents for an apartment in this way. we will save them from the need to spend time and effort on solving the main domestic issue. they will be able to concentrate on scientific activities. another priority tasks currently facing the government, according to mishustin. this is a simplification of the public procurement procedur

huawei is the second largest smartphone maker in the world. reportedly cover a third of russia. last month, huawei says it was investigating russian sanctions on russia amid the threat it could face second dear sanctions from western allies. pakistan's parliament will elect a new prime minister today after ousting former leader in a vote of no confidence yesterday. the decision caps a chaotic term in office who already lost the support of key allies and importantly the country's military. after the vote, he called for a nationwide protest, against what he said are attempts to quote install a new government by foreign powers. tens of thousands of protesters poured into the street, rallying their support for the prime minister, and he blamed washington for orchestrating his ousting without praying any evidence. the state department denies his allegations. >>> and french president emanuel macron will face marina le pen in a runoff in voting yesterday. this is le pen's third attempt at presidency and ran against macron when he won in a landslide t

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for years, the presence of both of these companies has been declining under pressure from chinese huaweieady to go to court if it is declared a default , finance minister anton fionov said in interview with izvestia according to him, russia did everything to ensure that investors received payments on bonds in those currencies that were required by the terms of the loans. first of all, it is, of course , dollars, but western countries have frozen their currency shields. anton filanov, he says, we will show in court payments that confirm that russia tried to pay, both in foreign currency and in rubles. borrowings. there would be a space moscow exchange. played friday news all day today. the rts index has lost almost 6%, because it is calculated in dollars, and the americans' rates rose today by 3 rubles. euro added 3.5 everything. this is the reaction of the market to the friday message from the central bank that it weakens currency control already today, a 12% commission on purchases in currencies from brokers has been canceled, and since april 18, the central bank has allowed citizens to

at least until uh, only very small companies do it, and they constantly look back at huawei uh, a wellknown company that has made certain decisions, but at the same time, uh, this is a technological breakthrough for us. for us, this is an absolutely huge market, a market in which we need to work. well, we work there in terms of energy policy. is china really now restricting our energy supplies in some way? and, of course, getting up the question is more global. uh, if only europe would refuse. from russian gas to russian oil, then obviously there should be a reorientation to other markets, and it is happening now in the case of india - this is understandable. there are already increasing supplies. in the case of china, how much time do we really need to redirect, well, let's say, maybe a comparable volume, maybe not such volumes, but comparable volumes of our energy resources to the east asian markets, to what extent they can compensate for possible our losses, uh, western markets. well, i think that the idea was not that china is limiting consumption in that it is not in a hurry, er,

recent years, the presence of both these companies has been declining under pressure from chinese huawei to go to court, if the finance minister defaults, anton filanov said in an interview with izvestia according to him, russia did everything so that investors received payments on bonds in all currencies required by the terms of the loans. first of all, it is dollars, but western countries have frozen foreign exchange accounts by the ministry of finance. anton filatov says we will show in court the payments that confirm that russia tried to pay nothing, both in foreign currency and in rubles, the minister said that russia this year does not plan to borrow money neither on the foreign market nor on the domestic market, because the cost of such borrowings would be cosmic. trading on the moscow exchange is sluggish rts in the red by 4.5% just because it is calculated in dollars, and americans' rates are growing in the morning was plus five and a half rubles. now 3 rubles. the euro is trembling at 3.5 everything. this is the reaction of the market to some easing of currency control since ap

you can take hostages and there is no international law, but china took it, and yes, they arrested huawei’sirector, they immediately took two hostages, including one diplomat, which is in canada yes, only when i arrested, that they still pay attention to the american warrant. when you say, let's go there at the headquarters arrested in canada, they did not take american hostages. she has a canadian husband, and there in canada the house was seized. no hostage taking. she was transferred to house arrest , starting with this and after that, how did we end her case as a result, she left. yes, she left and , to the chinese anthem, got off the plane in a red dress, like a hero, china we can, by the way , yes, quite rightly canadian, but he was not in a red suit of these, but he did not meet them neatly there. justin labor. in the evening. you understand the secret, no one advertised. why someone humiliated canada i now do not call, no atrocities. i only want to say one thing, if we are a great power, no one has the right to go unpunished. this is especially small. well, you can’t do that, becaus

huawei would not do this, there's zero chance it would do it freelancing.hinese government and, as you say, it is a move to avoid secondary sanctions. it is a continuing juggling act on the part of the chinese that they made strategically something of a mistake throwing in their lot so unconditionally with the russians. ever since they've been tactically pulling back. it shows china is in a sense in a difficult period with covid lockdown, president xi has his eye on his coronation in fall. it is a tight rope back for the chinese. they cannot be happy. on the short list of people unhappy with 2022 you would have to put xi jinping. this is not the way he wanted the year to play out. >> no, it has been a miserable year, a miserable year for china, a miserable year for xi. of course, most of his problems are self-inflicted, whether you look at his zero tolerance approach to coughed. whether you look at him trying to straddle the fence when it comes to a tie ran cal march through ukraine. one bad decision after another put china in a terrible position, with the

have been reports it's been probed on allegations its past technology to chinese firms including huawei the stock already down 14% this year now down by three quarters of a percent on the day >>> meantime, even as inflation has surged over the past year, bitcoin down about 40% it's back above $40,000 today after breaking below the level earlier this week. it's listen behaving more like a tech stock than a gold substitute these days. this year the correlation with the nasdaq 100 and stock prices zwrrlly as increased leaving investors to worry is bitcoin trading like any other risk asset in let's bring in a general partner at block tower mike, if bitcoin is another tech stock, what's so special about it >> well, it trades as a tech stock. it's achieving its position in a terminal state of value. a store value asset. i look at oil and gnat gas collapsing off highs emerging -- you have atheorem and bitcoin own. even if you hold it in the risk part of your portfolio, many do, you have to be pleased with the relative outperformance relative to risk assets more broadly. if i put my investor ha

i'm not going to go buy a samsung or huawei. >> collin, you're not as convinced on the stock move.n so far or is it about something you got from the fundamentals and earnings last night? >> you know, first off, there's a lot of great things about apple. i'm sure i'll touch on the services business and all the pieces investors love. but the reality is the company's growth is slowing and it's going to be slowing even more in the june quarter and likely even more in the september quarter, right? because this is still very much the iphone company 52% of revenue comes from the iphone, and that growth was only 5% that includes that you had 19% growth in the americas so if that slows down over the summer, which is very likely, given some of the consumer pressures and inflation, this is going to put pressure on apple >> so, amit, take the other side of that. if apple is not immune to it, what does that do to the rest of the companies you cover? >> i think apple's issue is, again, on supply not demand. demand seems to be holding up well if apple has supply issues, you worry about everyone e

what is that going to allow us to do right and so when china and huawei specifically there they a chinese technology company you bring it up because i could i would have taken us theirs too owns 30% of the world's infrastructure when it comes to 5g so that means anything that's traveling over that infrastructure. they can influence. i don't care how great you think your encryption is. the ability that that process has to travel over an infrastructure owned by an adversary. they can do a whole lot of stuff with it. they can they can stop it. they can try to get into it. they can turn it back. they can change it. right and so so this is why and it starts with 5g because artificial intelligence in order to have real intelligence and to have ai at the edge right at the end in your phone in your device. you have to have that 5g infrastructure to make that happen. that's why these two things are connected vladimir putin said whoever matches ai is gonna master the world. he said said that back in 2014. i think it's the only thing he and i agree on right and so so this is the methodical approach

huawei's profit dropped as the chinese telco continues to battling crippling trade and investment sectionsarks. sources say the company's profit was it by winning sales and growing research and development costs. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: it is been a huge we can asia's currency markets, offshore yuan on track for its deepest monthly decline since its inception. the last time markets are something of similar magnitude was after china shock evaluations back in 2015, losing ground for more than 4%. we are watching a historic time for the yen as well, the plunged to a 20 year low, the threat to leaving it significantly weaker for years have come at the cost of you in becoming more expensive was a japanese holders of treasuries to be the most in more than two years. not surprising to have japanese investors dumping treasuries in the latest. haidi: let's get some more with our rate strategist. we have got a lot of messiness potentially in the next seven days. what are you watching out in terms of dollar-yen specifically? >> japan has entered its golden week, which means mar

business people, chinese business people, who have been speaking out about this some executives from huaweithe ev startup, and others as well. especially in the international business community saying that this is going to have a really negative effect on their industries talk -- there has been a lot of talk that production is restarting this beak in shanghai because of all this pressure tesla is supposed to start of production and also discussion that there would be more lift of this lockdown by thursday, but the overarching feel is that president xi still very much believes in the zero covid policy in fact, state media today said this policy is correct and effective. back to you. >> fascinating, eunice, with real world implications we see crossing our ticker in real time amazing. the lockdown there we got some opening gains on this week. coming off three straight weekly losses for the dow, which is up 128. oject managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job

samsung, nokia, huawei, oppo, xiaomi — they're all here and all got something to show.werful cpu and a bigger sensor, so its cameras can take better pictures in low light. but they have learnt from the s21 ultra, because instead of flogging a 60 quid case to house the optional s pen, they've just given it to you, in here, and they've got a little slot for it within the phone, which potentially spells the end of the note series? who knows. but what i can say is this does write smooth. you know, like a pen on paper. the problem is in some tests, the battery life is actually a little bit worse than the s21 ultra and its square design doesn't feel as natural in your hand, either. and at 1,200 quid, you wonder if it is worth the huge price tag with such little differences. but it pairs well with this — the newly announced galaxy book 2 pro. this is the most powerful of its line—up, the 360, and it starts at around 1,099 quid. it offers a few interesting titbits, like a 1080p front—facing camera and auto framing, which keeps you centred in your shot — for your video calls tha

canada for huawei's arrest. to sweden for giving a human rights prize to swedish dissident under detention in china. taiwan for refusing acknowledge it is part of china. united kingdom for supporting pro-democracy protestors. australia for calling for an independent inquiry into the origins of could he sreufpltd lithuania for establishing a taiwanese representative office in its capital. that list goes on. then in terms of individuals, the china commission held a hearing and we heard from folks from hong kong, from tibet, from the province talk about the impact on their families, impacted. to give you one example there is a uighur activist who encouraged the development of mother tongue schools. his name is ioup. initially there was some significant support for this concept. then china evolved its policy and said we don't want these native language schools. we want to force everyone into, if you will, the major chinese dialect. he had to flee to norway. his in-laws were threatened. they were pressured to bring t