the daily mail story about jamie oliver closing some going to start?rexit pressures . said that it was due to post—brexit pressures. “— said that it was due to post—brexit pressures. —— his. clearly, his customers do not agree, they have been saying it is high prices and poor food! obviously, you been saying it is high prices and poorfood! obviously, you get a few who are disappointed with everything, but it is quite striking that brexit is being blamed. there is another story in the times, a front page about a donor who has given £1.2 million to the tory party, saying he is going to stop supporting it if britain leaves the eu single market. and the paper has a leader about brexit, in which it kind of unpacks some of these intentions. how can you believe these different stories about brexit? it is explaining that the chief economist of the bank of england was talking about a michael fish moment, when they got it wrong, and they are saying the thing about brexit is that we really don't know what is happening still, and it could all unpack in a way in wh

do you agree with jamie oliver and his sugar tax? from an economic perspective it's a good thing.alise the content is and the social ramifications of this stuff by changing the price. the problem with it is it is a false economy to a certain extent because if impact on those families that are least able to afford it. there are issues around price. but when it comes down to, what has been happening over the last decade, or so, we happening over the last decade, or so, we are happening over the last decade, or so, we are seeing happening over the last decade, or so, we are seeing an happening over the last decade, or so, we are seeing an increase in the numberof primary so, we are seeing an increase in the number of primary school children who are classed as obese when they start. i find that alarming. at the same time, you've got to change habits, you've got to change behaviour. i was talking to a food nutritionist who was talking about, well, you've got to start with the parents rather than the children, because only when we start changing out because only when we start changing o

laughter this is tough because i love interpreters and what jamie oliver is doing here and around thearound the world forthe ——i is doing here and around the world for the —— i love entrepreneurs. however, you will see some of his collea g u es however, you will see some of his colleagues in the industry, how can you blame brexit for closing restaurants? you blame brexit for closing restau ra nts ? my restau ra nts a re actually on the upper right now, and really before the brexit thought it seemed jamie did have somewhat a history of closures as well, from the conservative mp, there. yes, the suggestion he needs to look closer to home for the way he runs his...” think we will see a lot of that, a lot of blaming on brexit. it is like with clothes shops trying to sell horrible clothes, they always blame the weather, say it is too warm, too wet, to... the weather, say it is too warm, too wet, to but you are not casting aspersions on his quality of food?” have not eaten in one of his re sta u ra nt have not eaten in one of his restaurant for a long time but i think it will be easy to bla

celebrity chef jamie oliver is closing six of his 42 uk jamie's italian restaurants.eeds 3,000 diners a week to be profitable, and the fact that the price of ingredients bought in italy has risen because of the fall in the value of the pound.. and make—up for men — maybelline new york has appointed american youtuber manny gutierrez as its first male ambassador, becoming the latest big makeup brand to capitalise on the male beauty trend. cosmetics companies are increasingly seeing men as potential new customers for products like mascara, eyeliner and foundation. the ftse was slightly down this morning but it is on track for a fifth straight week of games now. ben. thank you. the indian actor, om puri, who starred in the british film comedy east is east, has died of a suspected heart attack. he was 66. om puri also appeared in other films, including gandhi, and more recently, he played opposite dame helen mirren in the hundred footjourney. let's take a short look at a clip. this is private property. excuse me, do you own this property? no. so you are trespassing too? 10

celebrity chef jamie oliver is closing six of his 42 uk jamie's italian restaurants.y said it would try to place in other parts of the chain. rickjones is head of pubs and restaurants for consultants pwc. why is this, is that case of chain restau ra nts why is this, is that case of chain restaurants like these being vulnerable to the fall in sterling or is ita vulnerable to the fall in sterling or is it a wider problem in the industry? i don't think it is either, think it is part of the usual restaurant or retail business model, which is one where they are permanently appraising and reevaluating their existing portfolio. what we have heard from jamie's today is similar news that we we hear from jamie's today is similar news that we we hearfrom businesses throughout time, whether it is wagamama who klossed five stores at the back end of last year, eds diner, it is a case of them looking at the returns they are getting and thinking about where they invest their capitalfor the thinking about where they invest their capital for the highest returns so i don't think it is e

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and jamie oliver?ng is who isn't there rather than who is, some leaders have gone, angela merkel, francois hollande, justin trudeau isn't going, the canadian prime minister. shakira, will.i.am, jamie oliver is there and it always gets criticism because it's a big knees up, high security, skiing, they all do wonderful things. this year the theme is responsible leadership. interesting with trump and brexit but it comes at the same time were an 0xfam report says eight billionaires own as much as half the rest of the world's poorest. half of the rest of the world's poorest own as much as eight people. it shows the mismatch and that is why davos gets criticism. these guys are there to try and change it. i was on the radio a few years ago and the producer said will.i.am radio a few years ago and the producer said will. i.am is radio a few years ago and the producer said will.i.am is in davos and he wants to speak to you, he just came on and chatted about davos for ten minutes. i've been there a couple of tim

oliver: we learned just how optimistic this banks are about the year ahead. jamieing trump administration. one linersaside the and election rhetoric, i am comforted by the fact he is putting real professionals in the playing field. they wanted to get on detail on tax and trade. i have some comfort they will do the right thing for america. : let's bring in allison williams. there is a lot to dissent. what was the most important thing you wanted to find out? allison: the factors that we can see that supports optimism and what we did get today, a positive share purchase announcement from bank of america. this is one of the most positive things with regard to the outlook. that is another positive human's capital was hurt by some of the long-term interest rates. wells fargo, we saw progress on the account scandal. aey also gave details around cost initiative in said that will not drop to the bottom line. giving that visibility like companies do in terms of we are making all these savings and we are investing. that is better than having a higher cost of doing business. o

jamie: i would take the call. again, i don't think it would happen. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek". i'm carol massar. oliver: i'm oliver renick.new york. carol: another disappointing sign in a disputed south china sea. oliver: all that is ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: we are with editor-in-chief megan murphy of bloomberg businessweek. you are looking at china, they

jamie, don't forget to clean the fridge when you're done. she seems nice. she seems nice. [ door closes ] she's actually pretty nice. oh. yeah. maria: welcome back. president trump visiting the cia on saturday, offering an oliveafter heavily criticizing the intelligence community. the president's coming under fire for spending the the lion's share of his time speaking about the media. nick shapiro greeted a statement from his form to -- tweeted a statement from his former boss, director brennan: maria: texas congressman michael mccaul is the house homeland security committee chairman, and he joins us now. thank you so much for joining us. your reaction to what went down at the cia. >> you know, i watched the speech. i thought it was very significant that the very first stop of this new president was to go see the central intelligence agency to reach out to them, to applaud them for their efforts. he basically said they are probably the most important agency within the federal government in terms of foreign policy and fighting this war on terror which this his inaugural address said for the first time now i'm hearing a president say the words radical islamic terrorism. maria: that's right. so can president tru