pavel alpeyev, our asia technology reported.ou a quick check of the latest business flash headlines ahead of the open in japan. the company will be reopening its stores in japan after being shuttered for months because of the coronavirus. two locations will open on wednesday. eight other stores will open, to be decided, with tokyo lifting its state of emergency. apple says it's japanese stores will require temperature checks, social distancing. more banks to0 help manage its hong kong listing next month. the chinese online giant will seek approval for the offering at a listing committee and shares day -- on thursday. they are hoping to this 2 billion u.s. dollars to bolster finances and the state while increasing e-commerce competition. it is targeting a sale. mark your calendars to do and 18th. the companies largest online event. here, thelittle bit chinese food delivery company said it reported a smaller than expected 13% slide in revenue in the last quarter but now warned of the fallout from the virus that will affect perform

distance from each other and claim no privacy laws would be violated and the chips would be optional tell pavel again believes it could quickly become mandatory . it may be voluntarily today it may be mandatory to morrow so once again when you all put in the door and someone enter the door and suggest that it would be voluntary today it will be mandatory to morrow and the consequences may be harmful we see so many cases of databases at the end of the day a lot of data gathered find the way out it's invasion to our privacy invasion to our perhaps i don't know body the problem is that we live in error in the digital era in which our borders borders or for privacy off anonymous to you all for all and freedom is getting narrower. day by day. turning now to russia where the nonworking period brought in to fight the rapid spread of covert 1000 has officially come to an end the news was announced by vladimir putin during a video address but that doesn't mean an immediate return to normal life the number of new cases reported in russia this morning is 10999 more than 43000 people have recovered in tota

he questioned the legality of chipping people ahead of cyber studies at tel aviv academic college pavel believes that it will allow criminals including kidnappers and paedophiles to track the children. these seen she might be kind of broad minded roadmap to disaster it can harm kids from wide range of aspects seems information of the physical presence geo location of the kids will be on the net it won't be here to be able to hack to breach those kind of geolocation it can be. criminal to kidnap those kids it can be pedophiles it could be also terrorist because if i you know a target can track his children. or harm is children the consequences may be far side of very dangerous the government countered that criticism claiming that no information will be kept on databases and think knology is just designed to keep kids at a safe distance from each other and claim no privacy laws would be violated and that the chips would be optional public game believes could quickly become mandatory. it may be voluntarily today it may be mandatory to morrow so once again when you all pin the door and some

distance from each other and claim no privacy laws will be violated and that the chips would be optional pavel again believes it could quickly become mandatory . it may be voluntarily today it may be mandatory to morrow sue once again when you all pin the door and someone enter the door and suggest that it would be voluntary today it will be mandatory to morrow and the consequences may be harmful we see so many cases of bleak databases at the end of the day a lot of data gathered find the way out it's invasion to our privacy invasion to our perhaps i don't know body the problem is that we live in an era in the digital era in which our board of borders or for privacy of anonymous you all for all and freedom is getting narrower. day by day. the pandemic in russia forced the postponement of moscow's world famous victory parade this year marking the 75th anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany that was in the anything casting a shadow over the historic celebration the white house failed to mention the soviet union ski rolled in that achievement and its special video tribute clip. has a story. ev

pavel bure of announced monday that the company is calling it quits on the telegram open network or tone as we just mentioned the late graham tokens thanks to a lengthy battle with the united states s.c.c. but give us a quick background of telegrams krypto project and its battle with the f.c.c. . yeah centrally telegram which is this massive encrypted messaging service many of you out there know exactly what this is use it all the time and now it's been 2017 they were going to raise an about one point $7000000000.00 to an i.c.a.o. an initial coin offering a lot of people were doing it at that time that this was such a nasa of i.c.a.o. was for one time at one time the largest i.c.a.o. done by anyone it was later on overtaken by eos but in the meantime telegram was essentially trying to do 2 things and one of the things was to create the tang network the telegram open network and then also the gram cryptocurrency as you mentioned the problem is that the s.e.c. started fighting them in 28000 the f.c.c. was claiming that this was a violation of securities law and then in 2019 began to find t

kavita pavel. >>> michigan's attorney general, following trump's visit to the ford motor plant. it first started over mail-in voting, and now trump spending most of his tour at the ford plant without wearing a mask, against ford's rule that everyone must follow the cdc guidelines. >> can you take us through the thought process why you decided not to wear one. >> i did wear one. i had one on before. i wore one in the back area and didn't want to give the press the pleasure of seeing it. >> trump was photographed as he was referenced wearing a mask during a brief part of the tour. she called him the petulant trial and he called her the wacky do-nothing attorney general. good to see you, madam ag. we know bill ford asked the president to wear a mask. what's your take away from the president to wear one. >> first of all, i'm disappointed in his nickname for he. he spelled my name the right way so that's impressive. do-nothing, wacky, he can do better than that if he tried a little harder. you're better than that, mr. president. we had conversations and words following this. i know t