fort lenovo. this was after they had torn down the original fort, fort pontchatrain.ou may notice it's strange the fort itself is behind the settlement. this would actually come back to bite the fort, because when the americans took over, they noticed our cannons can't fire on the river. what good is a fort that can't fire on attackers from the river. that was eventually torn down and replaced with another fort will stop even though at this point detroit was a british city, the majority of the residents were french. a couple of hundred within the city limits itself, but a lot more on the farms outside of the stockade it city, the ribbon farms i was mentioning earlier. city burned to the ground, almost completely. because it happened mid day on a sunday, miraculously no one was killed. despite the obvious tragedy of the whole city burning down, this provided a fresh start, you might say, for a whole new city plan. the bones of which are still represented in the city today. judge,erritorial augustus woodward, on his way to detroit was when it burned down. when he arrive

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so companies that are creating laptops cell phones and computers in china particularly like dell lenovo which are also impacted by the new tariffs on in mexico as well in the supply chains it's going to be a very wide breath of problems for american companies and consumers and you know the u.s. under trump appears to be picking fights on all busy sides with china would jump in now with mexico as a result of this the markets have taken a heavy specific hit on certain companies affected by this but also just the general uncertainty about the future geo political landscape on the big picture do you think those trade war can pull us in 2019 into a global recession. so you know up until this week i was still pretty bullish on the market i felt like the president wanted to come to a quick resolution with china but with the escalation escalation that we've seen particularly with japan and mexico and the amount of products that are being impacted and potential talks in europe i mean this is going to send reverberating effects throughout the entire world in the economy of the united states if it

qualcomm and the devices all coming, there was just a laptop announced with 5g with qualcomm and lenovo. they're starting to get rolled out. i think you'll see that get greatly enhanced as you roll into 2020. >> ifeel like we never got to the point of simplicity with public wifi we were promised maybe security played into that. i don't know all kinds of names offering it and reselling it is 5g going to change that equation at all? >> yes, and no one of the benefits of boingo is we've made that more simple. as wifi 6 comes in and there's greater security and it's more readily available and you can hand off a little better, that's going to be great. one of the things boingo does is whether it's cellular or wifi, we do all of that. and it really ends up peek what's in the best interest of the end user wifi does become simpler the connective ith with 5g and all that get aligned is going to enhance the use spernr experiene >> what is the business add you're bringing to these places? >> you have all the wifi as it continues to get enhanced we bring all that. we've been doing it for 20 years.

it is also home to some of the largest pc makers like lenovo. huawei, it goes without saying. they wouldn't be able to make their core routers. they need things we don't know about are absolutely essential. emily: brad, you have a piece out about how u.s. tech giants, even though they may be complaining about the trade war, are in the best position to whether it. brad: foxconn has already talked about moving production to other companies in southeast asia. india, malaysia, thailand, taiwan. of course, the trump administration would like to see it here in the u.s. letters go to the u.s. trade representative last week. looks, air pods. they are seeing it -- they are saying it is going to hurt apple's global competitiveness. emily: as you mentioned, they do have the negotiating power and we don't know if that will pay off. brad: it has worked in the past. some of these product categories were on tariffs over the last year. i think the tech companies are hoping for that kind of reprieve. we will see what happens at the g20. emily: huawei, they are dependent on u.s. chips somewhat.

it is also home to some of the largest pc makers like lenovo. they need these products.uawei, it goes without saying. you cut them off, they wouldn't be able to make their core routers. they need memory chips, all kinds of things. things that we don't know about but that are absolutely essential. emily: brad, you have a piece out about how u.s. tech giants, even though they may be complaining about the trade war, are in the best position to whether it. >> big companies like apple, they have the cash and negotiating power. apple supplier foxconn has already talked about moving production to other companies in southeast asia. india, malaysia, thailand, taiwan. of course, the trump administration would like to see it here in the u.s. that is unlikely to happen. but i do think they are worried we saw a bunch of letters go to the u.s. trade representative last week. apple sent a letter saying these tariffs are going to hit, iphones, macbooks, air,. -- air pods. they are saying it is going to hurt apple's global competitiveness. emily: this was right after a meeting between ti

there was a laptop that lenovo announced that has 5g in it. it is not really hype, it is here.merge over time. i think it will come faster than 4g did. part of that is because you have infrastructure vendors and device makers are seeing it is going to scale quickly. you have operators all over the world that are launching and want to launch 5g products. i think that is being worked on at a long time. boingo will take the 5g capabilities and implement them into all the venues we have. you mix t hat with wi-fi that is coming and it is really in incredible offering that comes to end-users. emily: how are the u.s.-china trade tensions impacting your business? the in-flight wi-fi company has said the trump administration's concerns about zte slowed some of their plan to switch to a faster network. mike: that was a completely separate thing because they had been using zte you have it. i don't see it impacting us at all. we don't have any of that equipment in any of our products and facilities. like i said, we work in the u.s. with all the u.s. operators. when we deploy our networks,

because china will not be able to purchase our semiconductors as willingly as they would from huawei or lenovoe indicators are pointing to weakness, and we pretty much expect the whole complex to trade down on this. guy: what is your expectation on the currency risk? 3.7. of talk about going yuan, sos goes the goes emerging market currencies writ large. it is going to act like a magnet for the for siebel future. it seems like governor yi -- for the for siebel future -- for the foreseeable future. yi sees like government it going through the handle where they want to keep it running, so it will be weaker times ahead for china. vonnie: there's always the feedback mechanism between emerging markets and developed markets, and the federal reserve keeps an eye on them. it will purport to not make any decisions based on other economies, but they definitely play into the discussions. what will federal reserve officials be saying about emerging markets? will they be concerned? damian: i think they have to be. the fed is the central bank to ,he world right now, but look of course they've got one eye on

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about vietnam as a true high tech hub it's true that apple has components made here sharpe, intel, lenovoake heerg fing here a while. was it's that final assembly that is so hard to do and requires so much education that vocational schools like this one are in huge demand here. the government has vowed to train 2 million kids over the next several years we talked to one of the professors about this training, and he said, because the students who do graduate are getting snapped up like mad. >> one of those companies is samsung, guys. that's one of the big stories here in vietnam. they came here a while ago back in 2014, invested $3 billion in an industrial park, 250 acres, 60,000 employees, which is now one of the biggest facilities to make cell phones anywhere on the planet but the question will be whether or not, guys, that is the exception rather than the norm, because although you do see, for example, these reports and rumors about, well, would apple one day move some of its productions out of china, out of foxcon into other countries, certainly possible but the work that vietnam and o