the project was codename to marry shantelle postcards arrived at renault headquarters from all over theworld with messages like mary showing tal and heard. bring or doing well one guy says imma buy these i'll tell you that it is cool. among the insurance chests was one for high we were the nets and early indication of ambitions for the our four to become an international best seller it was the first french car to debut not at the paris motor show but at the international motor show in frankfurt in one nine hundred sixty one. he hasn't gotten to screw so our bread that the first two german reviews were not exactly love at first sight the one german critic wrote that the french had grown sober and functional with their car all the bare metal with little insulation and casual workmanship did not live up to the teutonic ideas of quality the crate rattled and clatter and creaked all over they are four may not have been perfect but it was all round practical as i did after the dollars better. let me see. it. and then that. adventurers the needle clowns. and mail carriers everyone seemed to lo

it was practical and robust and universally affordable like a pair of blue journals renault's director general at the time had a clear vision for this car for the masses it had to be robust so the prototypes were subjected to thorough test drives covering nearly three million kilometers in total before the models launch they were driven through the sahara the snows of minnesota and the mountain tracks in sardinia. the project was codename to marry chantelle postcards arrived at renault headquarters from all over the world with messages like mary shine tall and heard. brynn or doing well or dies is it about these i'll tell you that it is. among the insurance tests was one for high we were the nets and early indication of ambitions for the our four to become an international best seller it was the first french car to debut not at the paris motor show but at the international motor show in frankfurt in one nine hundred sixty one. he asked the boys and it's crucial that the first be german reviews were not exactly love at first sight the one german critic wrote that the french had grown so

. >>> renault into the -- a briefing on emissions procedures >>> shares take off as investors look beyond recent disruptions >>> the world's biggest technology listing in four years plans to light up investors as it sinks below the offer price on debut trading day in hong kong >>> good morning everybody we've got a special street signs show for you today good to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> it's great to be out of the heat, but it's a little warmer here in the uk >> let's start talking about markets and take a look at how things are trading overnight as you can see, right before you it is a picture of green markets are behaving relatively well u.s. markets all traded higher friday nasdaq leading the charge there. continues to do well one of the best weeks in a while. with all asian indices trading higher even though both of the tariffs on the u.s. and china side have been applied trading up at .6% only one hour into the trading session let's look at individual indices and see what the picture looks like all of the majors are trading higher this morning. the all important uk index

stuff that let's talk about some of the other matches year ago i looking at very impressive against renault those portugal would you say only they now rank among the favorites. quite possibly i think there's certainly one of my stubborn defenses at the tournament i mean they they didn't concede a goal throughout the group stage the only team to achieve that and with that kind of fighting spirit that they have with two very solid sense of backs i'm with some excellent center forwards as well they've certainly got a chance we expected the game it's when you're going portugal to be a kind of battle of the forwards with luis suarez and you're a guy and christiane are an elder of portugal but in fact it was the other euro why for its edinson cavani we really stole the show two goals that were just too much for portugal is first showcasing some brilliant movement and then something had to . equalize through the defender pep a. go to get a brilliant finishing to the far corner. if vani and suarez can keep performing as they have done at the tournament so far that it would take a very brave person

options include setting up a holding company, pulling renault under that nissan umbrella, as well aserging the companies under a single stop. time -- aays now is a golden time to buy stocks because the market has to recent news. indebted chinese conglomerate hna group faces turmoil. conglomerate, telco, and media editor is with us from tokyo. at this point, what else do we now here? >> we do know that this was an accidental death. our reporters did speak directly with wrench police. they confirmed the autopsy showed this was an accidental death, and he felt, had a very high fall and died as a result of that. it might be natural to assume that there's some suspicious activity going on when something like this happens, but all the information we have indicates that it was an accident. we have yet to hear from the company in terms of if there is any change in their plans to go ahead with the plan asset sales they have had an with the plan restructuring of the company. we have yet to hear exactly what is going on in that regard. , on was going to ask you that regard and obviously, we nee

. >>> renault profits hit the brakes in the first half after costs from restructuring, raw materials and currency pressures weighed on results, however they saw net income decline 16 % after nissan struggled with price increases. nissan's performance does not impact renault's operating profits, but those also fell >>> elsewhere, shares in comcast rose as it beat second quarter profit expectations. the firm added more high speed internet customers during the period analysts say this is a positive for the firm as it looks to diversify its offering comcast dropped its bid for fox's entertainment assets and brian roberts told investors he could not justify the price tag. >>> first quarter bt earnings rose to 1.8 billion pounds as the outgoing ceo says the firm is making progress in its turnaround plan. revenue fell 2%, in line with expectations mobile customers for the public and business sectors jumped 4% adam reid, our sports reporter joins us they have been spending a lot of money. what has that been focused on? >> sport i think that was a loaded question considering that, yes, there

brazil of brazil's renault. reviving hopes just three minutes after coming on to the pitch bearing this had a right into the bottom right corner off to force their team you just sit there splitting the difference was enough for the brazilians the attack laws are looking unimpressive throughout the whole match the really shot down by the belgians are. strikers star tech and we feel is looking pretty helpless in the face of the belgian machine let's go. now he's been following that crucial clash brazil belgium perhaps many will be sad to see the five time. champions going home i'm guessing brazil fans disappointed where you are as well well absolutely you know i was here for the argentina france game i'm now here for the brazil belgium game and judging by how much fun both the argentinians and the brazilians had in the streets of cazan you would never be able to tell that this would effectively become the final stop for the both latin american teams they're both going home from cars and if you would look at the st

let's see what suspects captain renault would have rounded up on both sides of the trade. first it becomes obvious you sell caterpillar and boeing. i'm shocked, shocked that they're still gambling with these two stocks i'm studying these companies closely. i know china needs boeing more than boeing needs china. the demand for place is just that in fact, i'm more worried about the continuing deterioration in revenue for the u.s. based airlines. american shaded down figures again today. in part because of sharply higher fuel costs, but also because of too much supply and not enough demand. that will get you every time caterpillar is about construction which means it is about china. but here is something no one seems to consider when they sell it down 4 bucks when the trade war heats up and buy it back up when the coals grow cold, asia only represents about 20% of cat sales. sure, that's enough to cut into the numbers. i know cat has plenty of competitors anxious to take its market share but the usual suspect's line that shouldn't be jailed so quickly. if you think that we ha

what we can say is that renault nissan3% of nissan, and holds 15% of renault voting rights, so we willny under one umbrella. renaultld this help for the paris electric car market? caroline: definitely helps because the nissan is the best selling car, electric car in the world, even though it has been losing some market shares to tesla recently. car that isone leading electric car sales in europe and clearly, the leader in france. this will help. we have this electric car sharing system in france since huge and there have been financial losses, so it will expire at the end of july. renault will be among those trying to replace this system with a free-floating scheme that will be unveiled in september, but it will be fierce competition in paris because also wants to unveil its own electric car sharing scheme for paris. mark: thank you, caroline connan, in paris. let's check in with kailey leinz in new york. british police say two people are in critical condition after being exposed to an unknown agent. it took place eight miles from where a former russian spy and his daughter were poison

the profits in renault slide, tumbling 16%. you can read more about why online. can find out what is happening by downloading the bbc news app. it is all there for you. you're watching business live — our top story — amazon sales surge again meaning the internet giant is closing in on a trillion—dollar valuation. and the wealth of the company's boss gets a bump though he's already far and away the richest person on the planet. $150 billion. now let's get the inside track on the week in tech — we've had the results from the big players including facebook and google. here's our technology editor, rory cellan—jones. the most interesting elements this week. facebook, obviously. we have had a four month period in which we have seen facebook, amazon, netflix and google. , fangs. they have gone up and google. , fangs. they have gone up in unison. an extraordinary accumulation of value in the market and then we have had two stumble. netflix with slightly disappointing results and facebook with that 20% drop yesterday. both of those are cases of extraordinarily inflated e

spread the belgians didn't work their defensive masterclass their aside from one for brazil brazil's renault. reviving hopes just three minutes after coming on to the pitch bearing this header right into the bottom right corner after a force from zero two you could just see their splitting the difference was enough for the brazilians the attack largely looking unimpressive throughout the whole much really shot down by the belgians at all their star striker and we feel is looking pretty helpless in the face of the belgian machine without further ado let's cross live to source who's joining us there and the former and of course world cup host peter schmeichel guys i would say you know yes well we're based in sochi now we've upped sticks there from moscow because the last quarter final would be russia the house up against croatia one to look forward see but plenty to talk about before then because we watched that game belgium really stuffed in. brazil you said it was to be fair to pacer he was saying all along he felt belgium would cause problems not for brazil i think. right from the beginning

that of the old little mice in crystal renault of gone home so the focus is on the next generation ofstars one of those is killin him. the first place school to goals in an ok guy as a teenager seems petty like in knowing saying fifty are it's huge pressure on me tell me what these qualities are. first of all. he's really cold blooded like you mentioned is first and i think the mission is to become the first every everything so. he has like natural qualities technicolor says because he's. very fast lightning fast has. and this same time. i think. when he plays a was a bit of fun. is not. only about scoring goals about. trying to eliminate always every kind of action and he's making the right choices. i'm impressed and everybody compared him to put cherry. one by twenty i hope it will be different with the work of really. a lot of the people now with france. with their goal and. that won't be too much and at the end like this to be everybody will be proud of.

nissan, renault, because of course from their view, they're hit on so many fronts.hange in the value of sterling. yes and that is one reason the german economy could be under pressure, they're so reliant on their own pressure, they're so reliant on theirown car pressure, they're so reliant on their own car industry. now wimbledon and the world cup. we have so wimbledon and the world cup. we have so many tweets about this and it is in the papers. wimbledon and the world cup are on, the wimbledon‘s men's final, on the same time. they overla p men's final, on the same time. they overlap on sunday. sunday 15th. men's final, on the same time. they overlap on sunday. sunday 15thm is my diary. we asked viewers which would you choose. i will ask you that question. wimbledon or the world cup. world cup all day long. why. i agree but why. no particular interest in tennis. sorry, i don't agree. once every four years is the world cup, once every year wimbledon. 0ne world cup, once every year wimbledon. one person said, i love watching wimbledon even if roger federer is in the f

of renault nissan and prince albert of monaco himself. trust and confidence stuart gulliver group chief executive of the british bank h.s.b.c. was an early member of the board of directors but both the bank ended c.e.o. came under allegations of tax evasion is why you felt the need as a whole called don't be so and create panamanian company first of all there was no tax advantage of purpose whatsoever to the panamanian company as a matter of fact there was no chance. it was a panamanian nominee and city historians are feeling like you did criticize it purely to get me previously within my own company you do understand how this looks today. do you i understand that it looks puzzling to people and i understand it looks. and and it looks difficult on suggests that going to be other reasons related to times but that we're not. supposed to. one incredible point. this hearing in front of the treasury select committee of the british parliament gave rise to an article in the guardian the daily accuse stuart gulliver of having a secret seven milli

some of the lines crossing the bloomberg terminal renault include netflix saying we are still on trackor strong growth this year. this despite them missing their second-quarter estimates for ads as well as their third quarter view for ads by about one million subscribers on each side. netflix also saying that strengthening competition is "normal and expected." investors not happy about those numbers. netflix shares down i want and 14%. if this number stays in active training for the united states, then that will be its lowest ever since around mid or late march. run much 24. -- march 24. over to you. paul: we will have more on that netflix story as the earning calls continue -- call continues to unfold. coming up up, a review of the helsinki talks. havedent trump's remarks infuriated some republicans. ramy: warnings about tariffs, inflation, and a looming slowdown. we will have the view of the chief u.s. economist, stephen but. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ just want to get across some breaking news. vladimir putin telling fox that russia and the united states have been working together. pu

tampering over the past year nissan shares fell more than 4% ahead of that news why european partner renault -- >> won a clearance from u.s. authorities for $6 billion purchase of rival orient overseas international costco says the u.s. panel didn't have any national security issues after it agreed to sell its long breach container terminal business. >>> groupon's run as an independent company may be kpoming to an end. the pioneer of the daily deals is searching for a buyer it's trying to drum up interest. it was worth more than $16 billion when it went public in 2011 it's now valued the $2.4 billion. back to you. >> a big fall from grace for sure, landon thank you for that. >>> we're just getting started on worldwide exchange. a triple digit jump at the opening for the dow. we'll tell you how to best trade this new week. >>> later, who runs the world? what the louvre did that have fans of beyonce anjaz d y booking trips to france. >>> welcome back a quick check on the early market action. so far this morning, futures indicated higher if the dow jones were to open right now we still have fou

left a huge imprint on the industry overall you could argue that along with carlos ghogn of nissan/renault few executives who has been able to take a company that was down and out, and he did it twice in 2004 fiat was a dog with fleas on the verge of collapsing he not only saved fiat, but then in 2009 he orchestrated the acquisition of chrysler at a time when a lot of people in the obama administration had pretty much thrown in the towel and said let it die. let it go away sergio marchionne came in and as a shrewd businessman would, got the company for a very, very discounted rate. and said don't let it die. i think it can be a valuable part of a combination with fiat. since 2009 we know what's happened this is a company no longer losing billions of dollars they're on the verge of finally finishing paying off their industrial debt. they're a true global automaker now. they have been wildly successful on most fronts over the last decade since the combination was put together by sergio marchionne >> i believe you're driving, i'm guessing you coming in to the chicago studio early because of t

. >>> renault says sales rose 10% to record high in the first half of the year. results from helped by a rebound in russia and south america as well as solid demand at home and europe back to you. >> landon, thank you >>> we are just getting started here on worldwide exchange still ahead, the high stakes meeting between president trump and russian president vladimir putin. full team coverage from helsinki straight ahead. >>> first, deal making goes sky high one of the biggest air shows is under way in the uk. phil la bow is there live. what's on tap, phil? >> we're at the farnborough air show there have been big deals announced and more on the way. when we come back, we'll talk to the ceo of air lease corp. in the past he said maybe it's time for the industry to take a pause. guess what he's not saying that anymore we'll talk about that when worldwide exchange returns so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve shor

our story begins with england at -- begins with a rene sonnets -- with the renault -- with a renaissance in england at the end of the 18th century, which was referred to this morning. powerful landowners bought large country mansions. -- in an austere style, and many of those landowners were supporters of the political faction which they had been handing the british crown and its successors to the heirs of the granddaughter of james the first of england and therefore, stewart led ran in her fame. i'm not going to go into all of this genealogical complication, but the point is that this austere classical style was to be repurposed protestant and english. it was a new national style derived from italian sources and rooted in the ideals of republican rome. designs were published in a truviusok called "ve britannicus" by the architect colin campbell. this was published in several volumes from 1715 onward. the title was taken from the name of the author of the only surviving treatise. similar designs from the white house to british houses published early in the 18th century. some owners of th

nissan shares fell more than 4% ahead of that news while renault is lower down just over 1%.hina's costco shipping won clearance from u.s. authorities for the $6 billion purchase of orient overseas international. they didn't find issues after it agreed to sell its long beach container terminal business. groupon's run as an independent company may be coming to an end. the pioneer of daily deals is seeking a buyer with management contacting several public companies in the last month to drum up interest groupon was worth more than $16 billion in 2011. it's now valued at $2.4 billion. alibaba and iac could be potential buyers. >>> carpenter, u.s. chief economist at ubs a lot of my money is you know, very -- i need to hear a lot of your comments try to figure out what to do. >> you like ubs, santoli >> i think you're fine there >> i don't -- i'm not allowed it figure out anything myself i'm putting my faith in you. it's a big -- you got broad shoulders. >> you have said i'm your favorite economist in the past. >> that's not a high bar steven parker head of the equity solutions. ab

credits, unsustainable cash burn it is just -- it is like captain renault at the end of casablanca, linee usual suspects of why we sell tesla. there was nothing new. it didn't talk about like a new tweet. there's some guys that tweet these days, david, it is the craziest thing you read their tweets and you can't believe it couple guys. >> couple of guys? >> couple of guys. >> which guys are we talking about? >> don't try to pin me down. >> oh, really? >> oh. elon musk. >> and >> donald trump. >> who has tweeted again from a moments ago, the summit with russia was a great success except for the real enemy of the people, the fake news media. i look forward to implementing some of the many things we discussed, stopping terrorism -- >> damn first amendment gets in the way. >> a real up-lifter, isn't it? really helps >> faux foe. >> our parent company, comcast, decision this morning to make it official and dropping its bid for fox. we had already reported, of course, the high likelihood of that but it is official now in a press release this morning, brian roberts, chairman and ceo of comcast,

money that we are using renault for the cyber navigator program.n, i feel confident but you don't want to be overconfident either. they want to point out it was the registration system that was hacked into. it was not voting systems. it was not the machines used to cast ballots and tabulate the ballots. i do not want people to get the wrong impression that it is easy to hack into a voting system and then thereby hacking into an election. it is a completely different process. elections in illinois and in most states are decentralized. in illinois, counties are in charge of the elections and they maintain their own boarding systems. and the machines and those are not connected to the internet. so i think a hack would be far more difficult. especially a large-scale hack on the actual voting machine to count the ballots as opposed the system that was hacked. >> eric: that is very important to point out. because the counties and the states, having not. and also to point out that there is no evidence that any vote was changed. steve sandvoss, director of

of angela merkel, as would the door of angela merkel, as would the french, like peugeot, citroen, renault they come back and what their reaction is to walking away. in a sentence, what does pressure from the uk look like? what do you mean? to simply say we will move to world trade organisation rules and that is it,., we are right. selma, what do you wa nt to we are right. selma, what do you want to happen next? i am almost gobsmacked, with no disrespect to whoever is sitting wherever. ——” gobsmacked, with no disrespect to whoever is sitting wherever. -- i am almost gobsmacked, with no disrespect to whoever is sitting wherever. this discussion is london—centric it is astonishing. wherever. this discussion is london-centric it is astonishing. we have photos from all over the uk. that you have no particular voice speaking for scotland, either from the government perspective all the major parties sitting in westminster. somebody, ithink major parties sitting in westminster. somebody, i think bill cash, casually use the word sovereignty, no regard is being paid to the wider implications of thi