a survey by the german czech chamber of industry and commerce says that eighty three percent of foreign owned companies here and a full two thirds of czech companies are worried about the current checks a debate some even said they'd leave. so long a view as long as the czech republic doesn't have a new government which is so. table in which clearly stands by the european union and reaffirms czech membership this debate will drag on that's pure partisan for the local economy because it causes so much uncertainty. resurgent populist parties in the czech parliament are even demanding a referendum on e.u. membership and there's no clear indication of which way the vote would go. turkey is cheaper than ever for foreign tourists as the country's currency the lira continues to plumb new depths against major currencies. since twenty fifteen it's lost nearly half its value against the euro for example. but a low that might be great for foreign visitors it's a huge problem for turkey's economy because it has to import commodities like oil and gas. the country's central bank could apply the brake

a survey by the german czech chamber of industry and commerce says that eighty three percent of foreign owned companies here under full two thirds of czech companies are worried about the current check to debate some foreign companies say they'd leave the country immediately if it were to exit the e.u. . as long as the czech republic doesn't have a new government which clearly stands by the new and reaffirms check membership this debate will drag on pure poison for the economy because it causes so much uncertainty for the. resurgent populist parties in the czech parliament or even demanding a referendum on e.u. membership and there's no clear indication which way the vote would go. german police raided properties three top executives. make a porsche as part of a fraud probe linked to the diesel emissions. investigators searched ten sites porsche is owned by fox fog which in twenty fifteen admitted to using cheating software in diesel engines to pass emissions tests. in cuba miguel diaz a canal has been named as the sole candidate to replace outgoing president castro the national assembl

survey by the german czech chamber of industry and commerce says that eighty three percent of foreign owned companies here under full two thirds of czech companies are worried about the current check to debate some foreign companies say they'd leave the country immediately if it were to exit the e.u. . as long as the czech republic doesn't have a new government which clearly stands by the end reaffirms check membership this debate will drag on poison for the economy because it causes so much uncertainty for the. resurgent populist parties in the czech parliament or even demanding a referendum on e.u. membership and there's no clear indication which way the vote would go. from me and the business. as usual i'll have an update for you in the next hour in the meantime assault on social media on twitter and facebook but before you go here's an update on global markets and besides i like the to. cut cut cut cut cut cut cut. cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut. cut cut. cut the touch. it's a road. it's created. it's rich and natural beauty and. i've got big plans for the day i want to d

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a survey by the german czech chamber of industry and commerce says that eighty three percent of foreignowned companies here under full two thirds of czech companies are worried about the current check to debate some foreign companies say they'd leave the country immediately if it were to exit the e.u. . as long as the czech republic doesn't have a new government which clearly stands by the new and reaffirms check membership this debate will drag on poison for the economy because it causes so much uncertainty for the. resurgent populist parties in the czech parliament or even demanding a referendum on e.u. membership and there's no clear indication which way the vote would go. and that's business. in the next hour now to an important. that could help tackle one of the planet's biggest problems that problem get hard is plastic pollution and it's a situation that's especially dire in our waterways our oceans our rivers now you got to see it in a video filmed off bali by free drug free diver julia wheeler scientists of britain of the u.s. are now saying that they have engineered a plastic e

the tug-of-war in the chinese economy but we the old traditional heavy industry we talked about before and knew industry like e-commerceaises investors in question for policymakers, when they want to deleverage, but also trade wars with the united states. that is impacting heavy industries. policymakers, can these new industries offer and keep strength that when policy and external factors are trying to drag growth down? 6.8% growth, white light, first quarter, traditional industries, they missed estimates in march. retail sales, the blue line, the blue line come again 35% on the year in march, very impressive on the new economies. economists are talking about in asia, will we see the kind of growth? bloomberg forecasts say we will not, slowing 6.5%. hsbc economists say these new industry can act as a buffer for growth and the policy comes in play. an interesting chart because it shows how the chinese economy is changing, and that change may be for the better when they have to make painful policy decisions and so much talk about trade and tariffs. you -- i love the way ed, i concur with you, a very excellent chart. is

and come back to me with industry position. because of the interest in favoring any one company or not. i'm interested in having an industry viewpoint that's in the commerce department they can act on. so the importance of groups like the satellite industry association, plug, and other groups to go into the department of agencies, that something gets into the interagency is when commerce comes and says we've got a a problem. defense says we got a problem. something that is easier for me to deal with. i can hear from industry and i want to hear from industry, but i'm in a position where you first need respond to what my boss wants and then what the departments and agencies are saying. but they become advocates, you know, for an approach that is broadly shared across the industry, then it's much, much easier for us to engage. >> well, thank you very much. [applause] >> want to thank scott pace for this characteristically deeply insightful remarks. we can see why the vice president has entrusted him with being executive secretary of the space council, which is a signature initiative of this administration, won the president himself has entrusted our old frie

and if they are to jump on the trend. companies use bollywood superstar is to peddle grooming prada. it's the industry is worth millions and it's attracted nice e-commerce players like the man company co-founder he testing grass says most of his customers are from small indie intends and cities where there's a must have on top marcus. so i think that. obviously also had access to all these bollywood cricket and they wanted to look like they want to be good feel confident being online has helped the company expand its customer base last year it sold half a million products through its website and there's plenty of business in the real world to customers at this deli after happy to fork out for pampering services. i can see than me but i'm seeing that the men that coming to us and they spending more than those these days yeah they're getting their freak out on the getting this basically that. people are going to go be there be your doctor leave despite all the buzz for most indian men a grooming industry of this kind remains out of reach to spruce up the majority still had to traditional barber shops like this one and that wraps up your business update jo

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that means people who want to on press opposition and who want to control industry and commerce. far left, the resistance movement wants to do. if you don't agree with you, shut you down. they sadie verse at this say -- diversity. it's a strange group of people. >> they want to control speech either through political h he correctness or shutting it down. a guy like rob lowe, essaying maybhe's saying maybe we can ct thing. >> he'll probably never tweet anything like that again because you get attacked. as you see all the time with yourself, governor. >> well, i do my tweets in part to keep the left occupied, firing at me. because i really don't care what they think. other people might. and they might just be rattled by the incoming. but i find it honestly it is sad because there used do b to be a few places where people of all viewpoints could come together. one of them is in the music and the arts. the art of comedy is being lost today. the things we used to think are funny because they made us laugh at ourselves, these people can't laugh at themselves. they don't laugh at anythi

the industry is worth millions and it's attracted niche e-commerce players like the man company which has developed an exclusive men's line. cofounder he. says most of their customers from small indian towns and cities. where there's a massive untapped market. so i think that's made us a. little less that the one in terms of. obviously being also had access to all these bollywood celebrating cricketers and they want to look like them so they want to feel good feel confident. by being online the startup is managed to reach these customers with little access to brands last year it sold off a million products on. it's web site. the best center is beyond or it would say it's like lavender and album and. even in the real world there's lots of opportunity the company targets salons where men flock for help to get lustrous b.s. and lots. customers at his steady outlet folk out a minimum of one thousand five hundred rupees about twenty euros for services with the man company products. i can see then mainly i'm thinking that the bottom end are coming to us and expanding the window is the day t

interests and protection of consumers at the forefront of what the energy and commerce committee does and look at the tech industry will be no different. consumers will come first. with buildinillions of users ar the world we'll make sure we do our part as lawmakers to keep americans safe online. >> [ inaudible question ] >> absolutely. you know, we'll valve yat weval but this is issue broader than one company. but obviously with the data breach that went with the cambridge analytica, this was the appropriate place to start. but we have had an interest in this and other issues related to consumers and their activities and the companies and the way they manage our data and protect our data, whether it's he cequi and data breach but we'll reach out. we want to get it right and hear from them directly. it's an important part of our economy. and we don't want to go too far but we want to get it right. >> [ inaudible question ] internet companies regulation? >> well, there is it vregulatio today. yeah, it's a good possibility. we want to get it right. remember, ftc does have authority. and if they violate the decent de

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industrial technology, transport and medical products joining us first on cnbc commerce secretary wilbur ross mr. secretary, it's great to have you on this morning to talk about some of these issues we've had people on, wilbur, that say still a skirmish. if we call it a war, that's not really appropriate yet it hasn't gotten to that point these are skirmishes will it eventually end up being a full scale, if you will, war >> let's put it into perspective, joe this 50 billion that they're talking about amounts to about 3/10 of a percent of our gdp. so it's hardly a life threatening activity it's relatively proportionate to the tariffs that we put on based on the intellectual property, but i think the more important thing is the tone of the president's tweet earlier this morning. as you know, he's said in the tweet, and i agree, when you're 500 billion down, this isn't a war you can lose if it gets to be a war we have had a big problem with trade deficit for a long, long time several presidents got us into this big deficit this is the president who's going to get us out of it. he's determin

will be hearing from a former sec commissioner and from officials with the faa and the commerce department. while there industry will take a look at a hearing from last week, the senate rules and administration committee took of a measure from oklahoma senator james lankford to limit debate time in the senate for presidential nominees to speed up the confirmation process. >> ready? the quorum being present, the committee on rules and administration will come to order. please to see my culture and our visitors here. this is the second time i've had a chance to share this committee and glad return to the chairmanship of the committee. i'm particularly fortunate that senator klobuchar is my ranking member casey and i have worked on a lot of things together and look forward to continuing to do that and some of those things will be right before this committee that we are able to be the chair and ranking member of. i'm pleased to welcome center height smith to the committee. senator you follow the footsteps of lots of mississippians have been on this committee. senator stennis, senator lott, senator cochran of course

and if they are to jump on the trend. companies use bollywood superstar is to peddle grooming products the industry is worth millions on its attracted nice e-commerce players like the mom company co-founder he says most of his customers are from small indie intends and cities where there's a massive on top to market. so i think that. obviously also has access to all these. so they want to. being online has helped the company expand its customer base last year it sold half a million products through its website and there's plenty of business in the real world to customers at this deli after happy to fork out for pampering services. in. the beginning this week to getting this. despite all the buzz for most indian men a grooming industry of this kind remains out of reach to spruce up the mage. still had to traditional barber shops like this one and that wraps up your business update join us again next time. a sound that truly reverberates. stuff. they manufactured by an team unknown in germany. using. muscle power. done make a craftsman. next . one to elephants. does a plastic model turn into a paving stone why do algae make clear. the good idea kill

bureau of industry and security, which is part of the commerce department ruling, is very unfair and to protect its own interests. just getting that through. we got the official chinese reaction as well, which has been negative. we will be watching to see if anything more comes of that story. for a way tog resolve this dispute and undo this ban through legal channels. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: we are back. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am rishaad salamat in hong kong. haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. one of the biggest movers, taiwan semiconductors. course for its biggest intraday decline since the middle of 2013, off by 6%. the plunge coming after the chipmaker forecast sales for the current quarter at $1 billion less than what analysts were expecting. we have the story in taipei. what has been responsible for this down cast forecast we are getting? >> right. the market is jittery because chips for iphones. according to supplier data, apple accounts for 21%. conference,earnings tsmc chief executive said the inpany is seeing soft demand the high-end smar

so they have regular meetings and work with the workforce boards, local chamber of commerce and the major industries in the region. to give an example, if you go down to southeastern oklahoma, nice and pretty lakes, paper e making and tourism. if you go out to western oklahoma, you have a lot of oil and gas, a lot of drilling like in colorado. so a different set of skill settings that they need in western oklahoma. a lot of agriculture. sciences and production skills and the energy sector, you need those that are able to work as an engineer, a machineist, whatever might be involved. and in southeastern, you need paper mill people. the people who know how to run that type of machinery. we try to hone in on the different skill sets needs and bring those people together and have a constant conversation that is now three years into the works. >> right. you mentioned the skill training. is there a gap there? sl the education system not capable of filling the needs for the employers? how do you reconcile that? >> i think in the present tense, it's a crisis that the training and the skills kids are acquiri

due to rapid advances in science technology and international commerce we hope the committee can take advantage of a wide a ray of civil society and industry resources to examine ways to combat these threats . in closing the united states because that fifteen forty eight chapter seven resolution is binding on all member states implement implementation of its provisions is not optional for any member state and in particular in today's context we see no greater risk of chemical weapons falling into the hands of terrorists than un verified and uncounted counted for chemical weapons program for our part the united states will continue to fully support the work of the fifteen forty committee to stop the spread of weapons of mass destruction i thank you very much the president your ameri corps member. i think the representative of the united states for his statement and i know you the through to the representative of a total committee. thank you mr president. the delegation of the republican. welcomes the old ok we'll go dip out of there again we will go but when we hear from russia's envoy we heard from the united states talking very much to do

think that many of the strong brands are investing heavily in this channel >> and e-commerce is the right way for this industry to go? i knows there some reservations that you can sell to a customer who doesn't get to touch the product immediately. if you compare sentiment and where views were three, four years ago, that's changed completely three, four years ago there were luxury brands saying they are not going online, but given what's happening and what we've been seeing you need to offer optionality, especially for young people to shop online. omni channel, it does not mean shops are not important. it just needs the optionality of offering this channel, and the online channel is the fastest growing channel for this industry >> top picks for you >> we have all the major names in our fund. we're seeing a strong comeback of the big and beautiful brands in the luxury space. >> sheila, nice to see you thank you very much for joining us >> guys, i'll send it back to you from a very pretty and sunny zurich >> enjoy your lunch. a quick clarification to note that amazon responded to the claims from swatch saying am

and have regular meetings worked with their workforce board. they work with our local chambers of commerce and the major industries in that region.o give you an example, if you oklahoma, itstern is a lot like arkansas. a lot of tourism in that area. if you go out to western oklahoma, you have a lot of oil and gas. you have people that have a different set of skill sets. a lot of agriculture. need a lot of people who have acrylate of sciences and production skills. you need those that are able to work as an engineer, a machinist . southeastern oklahoma, you need paper mill people. people who know how to run a machinery -- the machinery. we really try to hone in on the different skill sets needed in the different regions of the state and bring those people together and have a constant conversation. mentioned skill training. is there a gap there? is the education system not capable of filling needs for employees -- employers? have you reconcile that? gov. hickenlooper: it is a crisis. the skills they are acquiring is now they're going to need in life. if you go back 20 years, it has been a disaster. some estimates say that roughly h

general grocery stores are considered daily need retail uses and are supported by the commerce industry general plan, it would also support the general plan by creating 100 new jobs. although the proposed project involves a formula retail use -- [ inaudible ] >> the project would include street skraep improvements along both of the jackson street and polk frontages including 16 class 2 bicycle spaces, the project space is well served by public transit and the project does meet all the applicable requirements of the planning code. that concludes my presentation. i'm obviously available for questions and one of myestreemd colleagumyestreemd -- -- my steemd colleague froms -- colleagues from the environmental department is available if you have any questions. >> you'll hear today from president of the northern california region for whole foods, who will tell you more will the role that the store seek to see have in the community and about 365's mission and how that's distinction from whole foods and whole foods stores. the president of 365 is here today, present for questions. given the te

commerce department. to help them build their industries and the communities as well.this is what they wanted and i came back and tried to put the message which was very premature. at that time. and forced to pull back is much as we can and the responsibilities in their laps because they wanted to do it their way. and they wanted to follow democratic kind of government. and they needed our help. for me, that was a powerful message of giving it back to them. and i would say even to this day, this is not happened. and we need to do this and put it back in their hands and they know that they have problems with sectarian groups but we should put in their hands to do that. and to bring back our troops as quickly as we can. and now, it is five years that we have been there. this has been too long and one of the reasons why i voted against this authorizing this wall is that we do not have an exit strategy and we still do not have it. the other reason was that i felt our country was not a country that would invade and other countries. that if we had to do that we should go in

some even use unconventional ingredients to grap customers the industry is worth millions and it's attracted niche e-commerce players like the man company which has developed an exclusive men's line. co-founder he says most of the customers from small indian towns and cities. where there's a massive untapped market. so i think that. we're delighted that bill won. obviously they also had access to all these bollywood said cricket and they want to look like them so they want to feel good feel confident. by being online the startup is managed to reach these customers with little access to brands. last year it sold off a baby products on its website. the best said the it's beyond or it would say it's like lavender time and album and. even in the real world there's lots of opportunity. the company targets on women flock for him to get lost in spirits and loves. customers at his steady outlet full caught a minimum of one thousand five hundred rupees about twenty euros for services with the man company products. i can see them mainly i'm seeing dr adams or amanda coming to us and expanding the windows t.v. they're

and reduce his country's dependence on the diamond industry log what c. c. c. was sworn in on sunday and will rule the country until elections next year for president in commerce stepped down on saturday after completing the maximum term of ten years in office catherine so reports now from. the president will quit inspect the troops of to being sworn in as bullets won his fifth head of state he takes over from former president comma in another peaceful transfer of power in one of africa's strongest democracies his inauguration a proud moment for many who braved the morning rains to witness the ceremony and in his facet dress to the nation. tackling joblessness will be the fast priority at the moment youth unemployment stands at around twenty eight percent. well jennifer is a mirror our job challenges such as unemployment poverty crime hiv and aids alcohol and drug abuse amongst others. therefore one of my top priorities as a president is country will be george just the problem of unemployment especially among the young people who constitute the majority of our population don't know dressy kalau was one of those listening to that speech has been jobless for thr

commerce along the west coast. the district's mix of industrial and warehouse buildings interspersed with residential structures is typical of the land use patterns developed in the 19 century in the south of market and continued during the 1906 earthquake and fire reconstruction period. lastly, the district is one of the last remaining -- [ inaudible ] >> commissioners, the sites include the masonic temple complex and 645 harrison street. both owners appear supportive of designation and will keep you updateds athe project develops. at your next hearing on may 2, you will hear the proposed conservation mission district has been been identified through surveys, and later today you will hear from francis mcmillen who will present additional propertied proposed for designations under article 11 that were also identified in central soma surveys. in summary, the department has determined that 228248 townsend street, 457 bryant street and 500504 -- [ inaudible ] >> staff also determined that the clyde crooks white districts meet established eligibility districts and that establishment status is warranted. the -- [ inaud

they work with a workforce board and work with layer local chambers of commerce and certainly with the major industrieshin that region. so, to give awe example, if you go down to the southeastern oklahoma it's a lot like arkansas, beautiful rolling hills, real pretty lakes, forestry, paper making, a lot of tourism in that area, but if you go out to western oklahoma you have a lot of oil and gas, and a lot of drilling like you have in colorado, governor. so you have people that have a denver set of skill sets that they need in western oklahoma. a lot of agriculture, too, you need people with ag related sciences and production skills and energy sector you need those that are able to work as an engineer, as a machinist, whatever might be involved, but southeastern oklahoma you need paper mill people, people that know how to run the type of machinery, a lot of people involved in tourism. so, i've really tried to hone in on the different skill sets needed in the different regions of the state and bring those people together and have a constant conversation that's now three years into the works. >> right. go

we heard from the comments industry,-commerce china sticking to the message that it will not concede to u.s. unilateralism. andtopping the search across metals, iron ore jumping. the opec meeting in jeddah. there is a tense wait for may 12. that is when trump is to decide on iran sanctions. check out what is going on in tokyo. metal losers powering ahead. pacific metals, which is derived all of its revenue from nickel is rising. andstock is up year to date bright days ahead for msm. high nickel and cobalt prices. and over in soel, korean builders are hoping on business that will be drummed up shift keys come to the peninsula. before i go, a last word on metals, shares gained 4%. bonds jumping after the chairman asked creditors to back a rescue plan. nsngest streak of gai since november. 2018 bonds for noble group up. rishaad: donald trump and shinzo abe and the president and prime minister continue to work together on trade to reduce what he has been calling in balances. the two leaders say they agree to cooperate on free, fair and reciprocal trade. japanese investment has been gaining momentum in the u.s. whe

though, e-commerce is having a big impact on supply chains and it's requiring really greater demand, faster shipping out there. can you elaborate on the impact e-commerce is having on the great industry, especially in dense areas? >> yes, i would be happy to. so an e-commerce supply chain is going to be a supply chain typically that is rapid fire, very little lead time, shorter distances and smaller size of goods. as you know, most of e-commerce is going to your front door. what that means is that we are shifting the flow of trucks and transportation from our nation's highways into our neighborhoods. so i think from an infrastructure perspective we really need to think about the volumes and the safety concerns associated with the increased velocity of packages to the front door. >> and you also talk about the confusion that shippers face when they're trying to decide what data is relevant when they choose a carrier. how would a national hiring standard clarify and stream line those hiring decisions for shippers and third party logistics providers? >> sure. in the main -- first you have to consider that there are thousands upon thousands of truckload carriers today. it's a very fragme

and innovative space activities would be approved for launch. the space commerce act uses a commonsense approach to establish a sound legal foundation upon which u.s. industry rely and flourish. it creates a self-certification process for the nongovernmental space activities that provides regulatory certainty for the u.s. commercial space sector. and it assures u.s. compliance with outerspace treaty obligations and addresses national security concerns in the least burdensome manner. existing regulatory authority is currently spread across three federal agencies, which has caused the revere of commercial sensing applications to grind to a halt. h.r. 2809 consolidates this authority into one federal agency, the secretary of commerce's office of space commerce. the result, america gets a one-stop-shop for authorizing outerspace activities. without h.r. 2809, america's space industry would continue to face legal uncertainty. innovation would be stifled by burdensome and open-ended regulatory processes. other policies and interests of the united states are affected by private sector space activities, national security in particular. but the space commerce act im

and you can customize your settings to get the news on the industries you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. >> 8:30 a.m. here in sydney, mark is open in a decidedly better mood after gains. the turnaround on wall street. trading starts here in sydney, up about .2 5%. i'm haidi lun in sydney. a >> i'm betty liu in new york. california say a woman shot and injured three people at you to headquarters before apparently killing herself. the latest update on this. for the latest is ian king and san francisco. do we know much more about the shooting suspect? ian: we don't. all we were told is that when police arrived on the scene, the second person that they found involved in the shooting was absolutely already deceased. and what looked like a self-inflicted gunshot wound. haidi: right, and in ter

industry. a leap into the digital era draws youthful populations to mobile banking and e-commerce. travel surge between emerging markets. everyday our 1,100 investment professionals around the world search out opportunities for alpha. partner with pgim, the global investment management businesses of prudential. >>> 12 minutes before the closing bell, ge is actually leading the dow for the change boeing taking 56 points off the dow. victor jones, director of trading for td ameritrade. nice to see you. how are the crazy volatility affecting the market >> we have to put things in perspective. this week, a very different week from last week a 70 point move high to low in the s&p 500, only 60% of the reigns from last week, and i think that consolidation of price activity is one of the key reasons you see the vix move from 21.5 where we ended last week to the mid 17.5 levels. creating opportunities for hedging, opportunities cheaper, but at the same time, risk is not disappearing from the market, and to the question, over three months, they have been reducing overall market exposure, but

and the people who want to go in the industry. there is increased demand for trucking as a result of a stronger economy as a shift to e-commerce, astion of capacity in the rail system. that has put pressure and strain on the trucking industry. we are sheltered, somewhat, in that we do 85% of our own transportation, but we still have some exposure with third-party freights. thanksmary laschinger, for being here. coming up, we will find a movie mobile here in atlanta. turns out georgia has become a producing.r movie we will talk with frank patterson, president of pinewood atlanta studios. live from atlanta, this is georgia -- this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: when it comes to movies, we tend to think about hollywood, but it turns out georgia is the number one location for filming in the world. pinewood atlanta is a second largest purpose built movie studio in america, with movies like box office hit "black panther," film here in georgia. we welcome frank patterson, the ceo. tell us, why georgia? it is extraordinary. frank: except when you consider we have a long pedigree of production storytelling in georgia, through turner studios and