impeachment of president park geun—hye, and has been threatening to suck in the boss of samsung, jay y leed news for him in the past few hours though. mr lee was held by prosecutors overnight on wednesday, but early this morning he's been allowed to go home after a court in seoul threw out a warrant for his arrest. prosecutors wanted him arrested on suspicion of bribery, embezzlement and perjury, charges he denies. let's talk to the bbc‘s kevin kim in seoul. he has been covering this for us. i hope you are there. tell us more about the latest and what happens today. the last 24 hours were some of the longest and most dramatic for jay y lee. at the cityjail, the head of the biggest company in south korea waited through the night until there was a decision to release in. early in the morning the judges said there was no sufficient reason to put him behind bars. he was then seen put him behind bars. he was then seen walking out ofjail with a slight smile. apparently he then went straight to work. slight smile. apparently he then went straight to worklj slight smile. apparently he then went st

korean prosecutors promised to announce their decision on the samsung's vice-chairman jay y. lee.e could be facing arrest. yousef: dismissing the eu and calling it obsolete, donald trump shakes the foundations of transatlantic relations. luxottica agrees to merge with essilor in a $53 billion deal. it is 8:00 a.m. across the emirates. i am yousef gamal el-din. shery: i am shery ahn in hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg markets: middle east". risk off sentiment, everyone crowding the dollar again with the index up .4% and the japanese yen strengthening for a session.secutive a different story for the british pound after breaching that 1.20 level for the first time since the flash crash. that happened during asian trading, so we have to keep an eye on that british currency. yousef: it is dead center in focus. that is what we can say. the british pound and the beating it got off reports that theresa may is seeking to leave the single currency union there to regain control of the borders for britain. this is the chart that puts it into perspective. this is a story that goes back to june

jay y. leehe job, the only son of lee kun-hee, and this has forced outsiders to begin to examine possibilities beyond jay y. lee, if he is not able to take the job. there are three ceo's in samsung electronics who are trusted. one or two of them could be considered if jay y. lee is not able to fill the duties. he also has a daughter who runs the hotel chain for samsung. and she is a possibility some people are beginning to talk about. that would be a tremendous break from korean culture, because typically it is the son who could take on the duties. but it is being discussed in a preliminary fashion. caroline: seeing those incarcerated working, to actually retain some control when they are in jail. jay y. lee, if he did, indeed, end up in jail, could he still theoretically run the company? peter: that is right. i think to western ears, we see something like this, a prosecution, a criminal prosecution, which sounds so serious, like it would incapacitate somebody. in the case of korea, this is some

prosecutors believe samsung has committed bribery and has asked jay y lee to be jailed. at samsung gave williams of dollars for the votes of the national pension fund in a big restructuring of the company. —— billions of dollars. last weekjay y lee was summoned 3s a billions of dollars. last weekjay y lee was summoned as a suspect and questioned for about 24 hours. investigators said on monday that despite concern, jay y lee's arrest may have a negative effect on the economy. establishing justice was more important. thanks very much, kevin. i know we will be up dated when we hear from the judge as to whether we should be arrested or not. us regulators claim that the world's biggest producer of mobile phone chips, qualcomm, forced apple into an exclusivity agreement in return for lower fees. the federal trade commission is suing qualcomm for unfair practices in the way it licenses its technology, especially the processors used in cell phones and other devices. the apple deal is just one case where qualcomm is accused of abusing its dominant market position. the company has

jay y. lee took over the job, lee kun-hee, and he is not y. the job, there are in samsung electronics who are trusted. one or two of them could be considered if jay y. lee is not able to fill the duties street he also has a daughter who runs the hotel chain for samsung. to fill the duties. he also has a daughter who runs the hotel chain for samsung. and then there is a son who could take on the duties if not the daughter. these things are being discussed in april in an area fashion. and thencaroline: seeing those incarcerated working, to actually retain some control when in jail. he did, indeed, and up in jail, could he still run the company? peter: that is right. i think to western ears, we see something like this, a prosecution, a criminal prosecution, which sounds so serious -- in the case of korea, this is something that has actually happened a number of times before. at least five big leaders have been convicted in the past. they have been convicted, and they came back to their companies. it does not mean that they would be disqualified i

court in south korea has rejected a request for an arrest warrant of the defacto boss of samsung jay y leeatest the last 2a hours may have been one of the longest and dramatic forjay y lee. at the cityjail, the head of south korea's biggest company waited through the night until the court came to a decision to release him. early in the morning, thejudge said there wasn't sufficient reason to put him behind bars, and he was then seen walking out ofjail with a slight smile, and apparently then he went straight to work. the message jay y lee wants to send me be business as usual, but this may not be the and of the problems for the chief of samsung. the company has been accused of bribery, and he may still need to face a trial if prosecutors press charges. samsung has continuously denied the allegations of bribery, and their position is that contributions have been made, but it wasn't in order to receive favours. bribery is not an easy crime to prove under korean law. neither has it been easy putting rich family members of conglomerates injails for wrongdoing. in previous years, despite accusa

prosecutors believe samsung has committed bribery and has asked jay y lee, the head of south korea's ay y lee, the head of south korea's largest company to be jailed for. the allegation is that samsung gave millions of dollars in return for the votes of national pension fund ina big the votes of national pension fund in a big and contested restuck turing of the company. last weekjay y lee was summoned as a suspect and was questioned for almost 2a hours. investigators said on monday that despite concerns, mr lee's arrest may have a negative effect on the economy, but establishing justice was more important. thank you, kevin. asian markets are back up following losses on tuesday. the dollar fell overnight against the yen, euro and the pound, partly because sterling strengthened during british prime minister theresa may's speech about britain's pending departure from the european union, also the dollar was weakened by comments from us president—elect donald trump about the currency being "too strong". in europe markets have opened and after the pounds best day since 2008. samira hussain

even without jay y. leempany has a strong reputation in the electronics industry for making great hardware, being reliable. if you are apple or some other type of company and need to put in an order for parts for displays for semi conductors, samsung is often one of the first choices because they can make it faster than other companies and make it at very high quality. in hardware, they often get this reputation as a fast follower, but they are often the leading edge. caroline: coming up, one of yahoos earliest executives opens up about the company's future and the $4.8 billion verizon deal. our exclusive with susan decker, former yahoo! president next. a reminder that all episodes of bloomberg technology are live streaming on twitter. check us out, weekdays at 5:00 p.m. in new york. 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: welcome back to the best of "bloomberg technology." i'm caroline hyde. donald trump was sworn in friday at the 45th president of the united states. we have been asking

prosecutors consider the ting jay y. lee as investigation into south korea's scandal looks to iden to other conglomerates. takata surges in tokyo after maker ubled airbag settles on a billion dollar settlement in the u.s. and with trade data from china will the implications of presidency be reaching. >> examining reaction to at what's ng going on as far as the yuan goes, we're still about 29 inutes away from the start of trading here in hong kong china a mixed picture when it comes to what's happened so far. who is ve look at coming online and how they are changing the narrative. malaysia, all starting their session. kick off with in thegoing on, currency space given that a dollar is showing weekly loss. fed chair yellen bolster the case of tightening policy. traders tell us that funds overnight low to further unwind dollar ong positions and that laernl exporters are seen elling -- the yuan keeping below the 1,200 yuan level koreafter the bank of held its rate at 1.25%, as largely expected. we do have gold steady after a fou

in the last few hours, a new setback for the firm, as boss jay y lee was called in for questioning innvestigation that has already seen the president park gyeun—hye impeached. mr lee is seen as the heir apparent of the firm, which he has been running since his father lee kun—hee had a heart attack two years ago. investigators want to know if the company gave millions of dollars to a friend of the south korean president in return for approving a merger. let's talk to the bbc‘s stephen evans in seoul. we have heard a lot of apology but nobody admitting to wrong doing so far. is that correct? yes. it's one of those... connoisseurs of apologies will relish this case. it is one of the cases where somebody is one of the cases where somebody is saying sorry but i am innocent. the apology today was i am very, very sorry for creating a bad image. the president's apology was for trusting, i am very sorry but i trusted people too much. so apologies, yes... admissions of guilt, absolutely not. these remain allegations which are being investigated. very serious allegations because a lot of outside

was going to happen, trying to get the national pension service to vote for that merger that got jay y. leepower. caroline: having read through your notes, you feel that perhaps this isn't the particular leader to the bashing right now, because as it goes jay y. lee is relatively progressive compared to many within the conglomerates and south korea. what will change if he is ousted? the interesting thing about this story. if you look at samsung and what de its done, he has makin more progressive. he asked his own guards do not bow to him. he is trying to loosen the company up and move it towards international standards. there is more to do, but it is something he has pushed for. if he were to be brought down by something that is an all school korean-type scandal, it would be very detrimental because the question becomes how would these reforms be at samsung, and because of sam suns importance to the economy, so with that then take and hold back reforms? caroline: how much do you think this will change? be as important to the economy going forward? make up a huge slice of the south korean ec

president park geun—hye, here on the left, and has been threatening to suck in the boss of samsung, jay y lee good news for him in the past few hours, though, mr lee was held by prosecutors overnight on wednesday, but early this morning he's been allowed to go home after a court in seoul threw out a warrant for his arrest. prosecutors wanted him arrested on suspicion of bribery, embezzlement and perjury. they have accused him of paying some $36 million to organisations linked to a friend of the president to get a merger of two samung companies approved and cement his control of the family business. he denies all wrongdoing as does president park. we will be live in seoul for all the information on that. we will have other stories as well. thank you, sally. what was will be the next global epidemic, a virus we already know about, or a totally new one? the ebola outbreak in west africa exposed how utterly unprepared the world is for new epidemics. more than 11,000 people died, partly because there were no vaccines to protect them. the research charity the wellcome trust is part of a new coaliti

including jay y lee, the heir apparent to samsung.ously ill for two yea rs, dad has been seriously ill for two years, now. he is the man at the top of samsung, and he could face serious criminal charges. the nub of this allegation, which they deny, is that samsung paid a lot of money to two companies controlled by the best friend of the president of the country. in return, the allegation is, samsung got the votes of the national pension fund to back a big change inside. that's the allegation, everybody is apologising, everybody is denying wrongdoing. thank you very much. markets were reacting to that press conference from donald trump. the dollar falling for conference from donald trump. the dollarfalling for a conference from donald trump. the dollar falling for a second day. today, japanese stocks sliding. the yen getting stronger. the fact there was very scant detail on policy, not helping business leaders around the world. the losers are the drug makers worldwide, partly because of what he had to say. let's look at europe now. we'

south korean media outlets are reporting that prosecutors will seek an arrest warrant for jay y. lee delayed over the weekend and comes after investigators quiz jay y. lee for 22 hours as a suspect. the country's national pension chief has become the latest public figure to be indicted by prosecutors. as much as oneng point 6% before trimming losses on reports that theresa may will signal intentions for a hard brexit during a speech in london on tuesday. the sunday times believes the u.k. prime minister will say she is willing to quit the eu single market in order to take control of borders and laws. of the ciag director has called donald trump's comments about the u.s. intelligence community outrages. news, john fox brennan suggested the president-elect does not have a full understanding of russia's capabilities or intentions. the comments, admitted escalating tensions following insults on allegations by trump in recent weeks. outhe may step in to help its banks struggling to deal with bad loans. is likelye ministry to finalize a capital infusion plan for its state run lenders this

it ruled that there was insufficient reason to formally detain jay y lee. arrived. it took more than two weeks for the containers to make the 12,000 kilometre trip. the train takes about half the time of a sea journey. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. and the top story here in the uk — two investment banks have confirmed they will transfer jobs from london to mainland europe. hsbc and ubs said it was a response to theresa may's plans for britain

in the last few hours, a new setback for the firm, as boss jay y lee was called in for questioning inon that has already seen the president park gyeun—hye impeached. mr lee is seen as the heir apparent of the firm, which he has been running since his father lee kun—hee had a heart attack two years ago. investigators want to know if the company gave millions of dollars to a friend of the south korean president in return for approving a merger. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm @ sally bundock bbc. the german carmaker volkswagen has agreed to plead guilty to criminal charges in the united states, for using illegal software to disguise the level of emissions produced by its diesel powered cars. it's also agreed to pay $4.3 billion in fines. six employees have been indicted, including one arrested just last week. sarah corker reports. it's been dubbed the dieselgate, the world's second biggest carmaker reading environmental tests for diesel emissions and now volkswagen will pay a heavy price for what us authorities have described as a 10—year c

it ruled that there was insufficient reason to formally detain jay y lee. took more than two weeks to make the 12,000 kilometre journey. the train takes about half the time of a sea journey. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

. >>> south korea prosecutors looking to arrest jay y. lee.n connection with a massive political corruption scandal. the samsung leader and others are investigated over allegations they tried to bribe south korea president president park. >>> a big question being raised in evanston, illinois after officers arresting a black man accused of stealing a car. turns out, the car was his. >> on the ground. on the ground! get on the ground! turn around! stop resisting. >> sir, you're on video. fyi. >> fine. fine. >> this is my vehicle. i was trying to get something. i have evidence. >> when we tell you to get down, you got to get down. >> incident started when the woman driving by saw the man leaning across the car. crosby says he was fixing something on his roof. evanston police gave us 40 minutes of video and audio. in the 911 call, you hear the woman call if her concerns were racially motivated. >> what did the guy look like? >> he was african-american with a black hood. i feel bad. i feel like i'm racial profiling. >> did you see him jimmy the doo

this could be the case with jay y. lee if he is arrested., the chances of being arrested are fairly high given the fact that there is a perjury charge against him, which means prosecutors believe he has lied in the course of the investigation and maybe destroyed evidence to hamper the investigation, which is offering a good argument to have him arrested. shery: who will take over some sun if lee is arrested? would it be an inside executive of samsung? or would it just be within the family again? there is a lot of speculation about who would run the company. the daily operations have been run by executives. the people behind the rise of the company, the electronics division, so it is possible that these people will isbably step in if lee arrested or put behind bars, but there is also the possibility that someone within the family, like the sister, may step in temporarily, because it she has a lot of experience in electronics division. be huge, a would seismic shift for south korea, where it is known for these patriarchal empires that are run

samsung chief jay y lee has been questioned for over 22 hours on suspicion of bribery in a corruptionnt park geun—hye. the south korean special prosecutor's office is investigating whether samsung provided $25 million to a business and foundations backed by park's friend in exchange for the national pension funds support for a 2015 merger of two samsung companies. it says it will decide soon whether to issue a warrant for his arrest. wow! it is heating up in south korea, isn't it? india's most powerful corporation has a new boss. natarajan chandra—sekaran has been named the new chairman of the $100 billion tata conglomerate. wii i'm getting a nod. it has assets all over the world including jaguar landrover here in the uk, as well as tata steel. he will have to work hard to repair damage to the group after the acrimonious sacking of the previous boss cyrus mistry, who alleged serious ethical and governance problems at the company and is now being sued. so, he has got his work cut out for him. and that is it for today. tweet me and! him. and that is it for today. tweet me and i will twe

jay y. lee.-- it is a stunning turn for the countries richest family. agreed --f has exotica as agreed to merge with a french company. a combinedll create company with 15 billion euros in revenue. powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . i am shery ahn. this is bloomberg. manus. us get into those markets now. juliette saly is standing by. yen is getting stronger and the chinese equity market is also under a bit of pressure. good to see you, juliette. juliette: it is a lot about what is happening in your part of the world. this is putting a lot of pressure into sentiment. there is not a lot to give investors a reason to buy into the equity market in asia today. you have also got the inauguration of donald trump later this week and concerns about a potential u.s. china trade risk, so we have seen the .7%.hai composite off this is the fifth session in a row markets have been in the red and this is the longest losing streak we have seen since august, 2015, when you

it ruled that there was insufficient reason to formally detain jay y lee. and this video is trending on bbc.coom — the first freight rail service from china to britain has arrived. it took more than two weeks for the containers to make the 12,000 kilometre trip. the train takes about half the time of a sea journey. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. and the top story here in the uk — two investment banks have confirmed they will transfer jobs from london to mainland europe. hsbc and ubs said it was a response to theresa may's plans for britain to leave the eu single market. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. as us president—elect donald trump prepares to take the helm we find out what businesses in asia are expecting. from the air to do some fun empire is granted a —— the edge of the samsung empire is granted a reprieve for his role in the countries of scandal. good morning and welcome to asia business report live from singapore. withjust and welcome to asia business report live from singapore. with just two day

. >> jay y. leeback home after 22 hours of questioning, as a suspect in korea's undue influence scandal a prosecution spokesman said he denied most of the allegations, and that the investigation will now be widened. >> this has certainly been a difficult period of time for jay y. lee. he appeared at 9:30 entering the prosecutor's office. stopped briefly. surrounded by reporters and activists and cameras and he was asked about this. he briefly apologized for the company's behavior and then he went in. as you say, he spent 22 hours answering questions. he was held overnight. he was released about 7:30 this morning local time. the prosecutors have also been questioning other executives at samsung. at least three that we know about at this point. on monday, they questioned samsung overnight. last night they questioned another one. they are digging deep into these allegations to try to figure out exactly what samsung's role has been in this broader influence pedaling scandal in south korea that's already

it ruled that there was insufficient reason to formally detain jay y lee. and this video is trending on bbc.com. the first freight rail service from china to britain arrived. it took more than two weeks to make the 12,000 kilometre journey. the train takes about half the time of a sea journey. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, with me, zeinab badawi. the so—called islamic state may be coming under pressure in both syria and iraq, but still, accounts emerge of atrocities carried out by them. the minority yazidi community has been amongst one of the most persecuted groups of people, living mostly in northern iraq. they have been killed, forced to convert to islam, and the women and girls have been held in sexual slavery. my guest is psychologist jan kizilhan, a yazidi kurd living in germany. he's helped bring 1,000 yazidi females from camps in iraq to germany to start a new life. how does he decide who should stay and who should go? jan kizilhan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. what is your main

samsung chief jay y lee has been questioned for over 22 hours on suspicion of bribery in a corruption park geun—hye. the south korean special prosecutor's office is investigating whether samsung provided $25 million to a business and foundations backed by park's friend — in exchange for the national pension fund's support for a 2015 merger of two samsung companies. it says it will decide "soon" whether to issue a warrant for his arrest shares of japanese airbag manufacturer ta kata have risen on reports it will settle a lawsuit with us regulators. the firm is expected to pay up to $1 billion and plead guilty to criminal wrongdoing over faulty airbags, which have been linked to at least a dozen deaths and more than 100 injuries. most major carmakers have been affected by the fault, with around 100 million takata airbags recalled globally. takata shares rose more than 16% in early tokyo trading. big news for india's aviation industry as domestic carrier spicejet has announced a deal with boeing to buy up to 205 aircraft. the order is the biggest in spicejet's history, and is estimated t

willrean prosecutors decide today whether to issue an arrest warrant for samsung vice-chairman jay y. lee is the second hour "daybreak asia". i am in yvonne man in hong kong. >> it is just after 7:00 p.m. in new york. i am betty liu. it will be a jampacked week. we got some numbers on japan, not so great on machine orders. we are waiting for abenomics to take old. that willin the u.s. answer questions about whether the fed will go two or three hikes this year. yvonne: we also have fourth-quarter gdp out of china. we talk about inauguration day, also more from the prime minister theresa may, what a hard brexit might mean. you might close your eyes this week, a lot going on. in the asia-pacific, david has more from singapore. david: right, close your eyes, go on vacation, come back friday. it is rare on a monday morning you get moves like this. we have been talking about the pound, some dollar strength coming through, the exception against the japanese yen. to a lowright now fell of 1.19, what is behind the drop likely to see a sustainable rally here. interesting note out of ubs, u.s. dolla

what does it mean for jay y. lee?s whether he's been tonight in jail and subsequent weeks ahead of the trial, or if he goes home today. again, this is a case that is gripping the nation because it is more than just the regular andbusiness and politics corruption combining. this goes all the way up to the president, who was impeached. there are a lot of people in this country who are sick and tired of this kind of relationship. what happens if the court approves this arrest warrant? as many do expect. reporter: sorry, i lost you there for a second. rishaad: just want to get your view. a lot of people are expecting this arrest warrant to be issued. what happens next? what happens next is he would be put into jail. he would be remanded to custody. then again, we have to start looking down the road. if indeed he goes to trial and father, the, his psion of the company, has been convicted twice of some bribery charges and taxes asian. however, he never went to prison , and returned to the company and continue to run the com

jay y. lee not -- has not been arrested or put in prison. there are a lot of problems that could be ahead. today, if you look at the share trading of the shock -- of the stock over the last few weeks, most of the bad news seems to be priced in and some investors are betting this could be a weakness. price-earnings ratio seems to be rising quite high. the galaxy note 7 problem, we found out overnight what was behind that, the badly problem -- the battery problem. i think most of the risk is behind them and they will go towards rebuilding the brand that samsung has. caroline: digging into that particular company. thank you for all your insights today. staying on the earnings beat, s&p raise their targets. the updated outlook came out with the company's fourth-quarter sales, and light onlines transitioning to -- sap is transitioning to online cloud computing. >> clearly, any enterprise company operating in the global economy is almost always running sap. we would like to think our purpose in the united states will only get stronger because we c

haidi: a korean court has rejected the arrest of jay y. lees not enough evidence to detain him. he is accused of bribery and paying millions of dollars to a confidant of the korean president. two former currency traders from deutsche bank and hsbc have been found guilty of making false trades. they pleaded guilty in a separate hearing. both men admitted to using their accounts to win preferential rates on the dollar. they will be sentenced later with jail terms of 3-6 months. ubs says growth will be an line despite low interest rates limiting how much business the bank takes on. 50 billionects dollars across wealth and asset management's this year, and says the bank is selective as to what new money it accepts. >> i think we could get billions and billions of new money, but structurally, it would be a loss because low rates or negative rates and consumption is a factor as well. producerchinese film is planning an ipo in hong kong. million,o raise $100 and an offer could happen by midyear. would founded in 2012 and join china film and selling i

what do the next two hours hold for jay y. lee? >> his immediate fate is at stake.e the head or major executive at a korean company has had the special prosecutor's office issue an arrest warrant and a judge, a single judge, will hear the argument from the prosecutors over the next couple hours, starting at 10:30 local time, 9:30 hong kong. , in the last five or 10 minutes, came out of the back garage here to the central prosecutor's office to a scrum of reporters, including us. he is on his way now to the court, 15 minutes away from here . the hearing begins within the hour at the bottom of the next hour. again, a single judge will year the arguments on whether to remand mr. lee to custody, to put him in jail, or send him home. for hisack or white immediate fate. of course, this does not seal his fate. he would still face trial if he is indeed sent to prison and those charges go forward in the rosecution here in seoul. >> what happens if the court approves the arrest warrant? >> he will be remanded immediately to jail. thidoes not necessarily seal his fate as far a

. >> samsung's jay y. lee has eturned home after being questioned overnight in the samsung scandal.secutors say he denied most of the allegations and issue ion whether to an arrest warrant will need to be decided. it may expand to other conglomerates. 2.7% in tokyo after the owner saw a surge in quarterly profit. net income was up 45% in the three months to november. argely driven by cost cuts and the weaker yen boosting profitability overseas. he company says it intends to push costs down further and continue to expand internationally. >> we've been taking same strategy in china as with japan. fix our products at a low price and a special low weekend tactics. sales in south korea and taiwan are slowing but japan remains solid. data'll get the latest from china.rs. exports are expected to have hrunk 4% in december year-on-year compared to a smaller drop of 1.6% the hour, it ovement should give exporters some support. infrastructure spending in china continues to drive emand for commodities like copper and crude. and the f.b.i. is being handling ver its of the hillary clinton email i

. >> this has certainly been a difficult period of time for jay y. lee.peared at 9:30 entering the prosecutor's office. he stopped briefly, he was surrounded by reporters and activists and cameras and he was asked about this. he briefly apologized for the company's behavior and then he went in. as you say, he spent 22 hours answering questions. he was held overnight. he was released about 7:30 this morning local time. the prosecutors have also been questioning other executives at samsung. at least three that we know about at this point. on monday, they questioned some. last night they questioned another one. they are digging deep into these allegations to try to figure out exactly what samsung's role has been in this broader influence pedaling scandal in south korea that's already led to the impeachment of the president there. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg best." i'm michael mckee. -- does not shy away from tough decisions involving multinational companies. as 2017 begins her commission is , reviewing two agrichemical megamergers. she discussed this cas

juliette: according -- according south korea has turned down a arrest --s arrest to request to arrest jay y. lee. the allegations against the heir to the country's most powerful country linked to a corruption scandal. providedenied financial aid in return for any favors. nuts -- netflix jumped after it added a record number of subscribers. the world's largest paid video service signed up more than 7 million new customers in the fourth quarter. topping expectations about domestic and international growth. 2016 as a whole, it added 19 million customers after expanding to 190 countries. deutsche bank told some employees that job cuts will continue even after it cut bonuses. some --er person said in some parts of the bank managers are asked to identify the bottom 20% of performers. declined to comment on specific job reductions. london sachs may cut its staff to 3000 workers while transferring some to other locations as it prepares for brexit. according to a german newspaper citing unidentified people in the financial industry. toldcomes after hsbc bloomberg trading operations generating 20% of reve

samsung boss jay y lee is questioned in a growing corruption scandal.