rival boeing is still hurting from the grounding of its $737.00 max which is expected to continue well into this year the news comes despite air bus cutting its $2911.00 go in october citing industrial problems. and one of the biggest trends we'll be following this year is how climate change is affecting the boardroom an economic policy or the most ambitious climate change strategies so far was presented by u.s. presidential hopeful elizabeth warren just before christmas and it promises to be as much about the economy as about ecology and the plan will mobilize nearly 11 trillion dollars in public and private funds that huge injection and energy infrastructure would supposedly generate over 10000000 new jobs and $28.00 and the payoff would be national power of national power grid that is totally emissions free within 15 years so the plan says the scheme is just the latest expression of the green new deal in america the idea that an ambitious and quite expensive complete green overhaul of the u.s. economy is necessary a reporter all over salad in washington met up with one of its strong

rival boeing is still hurting from the grounding of its $737.00 max which is expected to continue well into this year this all comes despite air bus cutting its $21000.00 to liver goal in october citing industrial problems. over to japan where traditional farming is threatened by the country's aging population as well as urban migration from rural areas now vertical farms are popping up across japanese cities many of them in former industrial areas. in this form a factory near kioto 30000 heads of lettuce are growing under out official light with minimal human intervention the vegetable factory uses the latest vertical farming techniques 3rd ical farms may sound like science fiction but facilities like this are key to meeting rising food demand in expanding cities. and all they have all they can do call it all down. we can produce in large quantities and in a stable manner all year round without being affected by climactic temperature changes which also means comfort for the workers. who gain more japan is a pioneer in vertical farming the spread company produces $11000000.00 heads of

m buses bullish again on post brags of britain its rival boeing meanwhile is once again under fire newly released internal memo show employees joking about safety flaws in the now grounded $737.00 max. also coming up the economic cost of australia's fires are mounting with little relief in sight. and love it or leave it tech trends like augments of reality are heading your way from the clothing store to the airport and take a look. this is your seat of your business report i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for watching designed by clowns supervised by monkeys just one of the scathing comments by boeing engineers as they worked on the 737 max airliner newly released internal memos revealed boeing employees were aware of some problems with the jets and the simulator training being developed for them and try to conceal the information from u.s. aviation regulators one says they would not allow their own family to fly on a 737 max his crew had been trained on a simulator and the max has been grounded worldwide since last march following 2 crashes in which 346 people died the company's worki

air bus is bullish again on post of britain its rival boeing meanwhile is once again under fire newly released internal memo show employees joking about safety flaws in the now grounded $737.00 max. also coming up the economic cost of australia's fires are mounting with little relief in sight. and love it or leave it tech trends like all bits of reality are heading your way from the clothing store to the airport and take a look.

3% now officially the largest plane maker for 2019 having sold the most planes relative to its rival boeingnd the ftse mib starting on solid territory. as for futures, we have seen them all opening up in positive territory. dow up about 150 points. again for the year, very, very sol solid territory going up can those gains be repeated? let's see, still a lot of the year to get through. >> another story you've been following closely. carlos ghosn will hold a press conference after he fled for lebanon according to a lawyer representing ghosn he faces a trial in japan over allegations of misconduct. he has denied wrongdoing and said he has, quote, escaped injustice. meeting with ghosn upon his arrival. saying he warmly greeted the auto tycoon after he landed in beirut a leader denied the report this according to the turkish broadcaster. ghosn reportedly through to beirut via istanbul. officials say no record of this flight were found. so the plot thickens what was the method, which passports were found it is the first day of the trading year, let's not forget this is the first day of the new d

send astronauts into space since, of course, the space shuttle, the last one, and that would beat rival boeingr the failure of boeing's starliner capsule last month. let's look at boeing because it is the drag on the dow right now. the dow would be higher certainly if boeing weren't down nearly 3%. the dow is still up about 17 points. all right. boeing is getting hurt because of reports on new software issues that could further delay the 737 max fleet's return to service. >>> connell mcshane, i want to -- i got to watch tv tomorrow and see this spacex thing. connell: i was thinking while you were talking about that, there must never be a boring day at a company that elon musk runs. and he also runs the company called the boring company but that's another -- whole other -- liz: i see what you're doing there. connell: i think we do it on purpose. that's what's going on in my head. coming up top of the hour on "after the bell," we will have a record-breaking week on wall street to recap and then get into 2020 politics a little. there's this theory being floated by, among others, the president, th

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rival huawei. the us planemaker boeing has released a batch of documents that will heap more crticism on it over theployee wrote, "this airplane is designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys. " unbelievable comments in this. the plane has been grounded worldwide since march after two fatal accidents killed 346 people. boeing says the messsages are "completely unacceptable". our business correspondent is theo leggett. theo, this was forced on boeing to be released to congress but it is pretty damning, isn't it? it is damning, not only for boeing but also for the regulator, the federal aviation administration. what it shows that people within boeing, particularly the test pilots involved in the development programme were at times concerned. they were under a lot of pressure to keep costs down. there is a particular emphasis on ensuring that pilots who are going to be using the 737 max were not obliged to take simulator training and could simply go through a computer based training course in order to qualify for the aircraft. there were other e—mails shown that pressure was put on airline

boeing has lost its title as the world's largest plane maker to its european rival airbus last year the us company delivered just $380.00 jeff liners that's less than one. airbuses tally the news comes as boeing continues to grapple with the full lives of the 737 mox crisis the model's been grounded since march after 2 facial expressions gracing agency moody's has said it's considering downgrading boeing's debt bracing. u.s. tech giant microsoft is to stop providing security updates for its windows 7 operating system the move means users will have to upgrade to other systems or risk becoming bunghole to hacking the company has advised people with machines that are old enough not to be compatible with the updated software to consider buying new computers windows 7 was released more than a decade ago. now there's been a sharp increase in maritime kidnappings across west africa especially in the gulf of guinea the international market time bureau's annual piracy report shows a 50 percent rise in instance in $29000.00 compared to the year before piracy globally however is in decline. and wh

boeing has lost its title as the world's largest plane maker to its european rival airbus last year the u.s. company to liberate just $380.00 jetliners that's less than half of air but. the news comes as boeing continues to grapple with the fallout of the 737 months crisis . with former nixon boss carlos ghosn says he was told of an apparent plot against him by france's ambassador to japan he made the comments in an interview with the voices news agency last month go in staged a dramatic escape to lebannon from japan where he faces charges of financial misconduct. u.s. tech giant microsoft has to stop providing security updates for its windows 7 operating system the move means users will have to upgrade to other systems or risk becoming vulnerable to have to take the company's advise people with machines that are old enough not to be compatible with the up patient software to consider buying a new computer is. now whether it's the move towards electric mobility or autonomous driving car makers around the world are under pressure to innovate or risk being left behind while many establish

shery: boeing suffers another blow with a lower -- a loyal customer and china turning to rival airbuses has only flown boeing planes since the 1980's when it launched, but is now leasing 10 a3 21customer and cho rival airbus. jets. the carrier is majority-owned by china southern and is planning for deliveries in the second half of next year through 2023. coming up, highlights from our exclusive interview with the ceoy on ceo -- alion discussing asset management and china. plus, we had to hong kong and hear from th management. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ i don't know why i didn't get screened a long time ago. i kept putting it off... what was i thinking? ok, mr. jones... we're all done. i told you it was easy. with life line screening, getting screened for unknown health conditions is so quick, painless and affordable, you'll wonder why you hadn't done it before. so if you're over age 50, call now and schedule an appointment near you. for just $149- a savings of over 50%- you'll receive a package of five screenings that go beyond your doctor's annual check-up. ultrasound

the company received only 54 new orders boeing also lost its top spot to the european rival for the first time in eight years as airbus racked up a net 768 orders last year analysts estimate boeing has been losing around $1 billion a month because of the grounding of the 737 max shares today were initially negative on the news but they have turned around just a bit, up fractionally. >>> pfizer underperforming the pharma industry as a group last year, the stock down 10% pfizer's new ceo will join us from the health care conference with what he and his company need to do to rntu things around this year. that's up on "the exchange" next relationships. when you use location technology, you can see where things happen, before they happen. with esri location technology, you can see what others can't. ♪ now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up

less than two months ago, borden's larger rival filed for chapter 11. boeingtedly considering whether to raise more debt because of the 737 max crisis. according to dow jones, at the end of the third quarter, the had -- in cash, but costs are rising. analysts say they expect boeing to raise as much is $5 billion. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. here's one other story that caught my eye. would you give up facebook for a month in exchange for $50? that is a question posed by an m.i.t. professor and colleagues, trying to figure out how much free technologies add to the economy. they estimate the social network 0y itself could add about 1/1 of a percentage point if it is of benefit to the users. assigning monetary value to facebook use, a little more than $42 a month. another group did it for whatsapp in europe, and that came to about $500 plus for abstaining for just one month, so clearly, whatsapp more important there to people's lives. coming up, brent crossing the $70 a barrel level on flaring tensions between the u.s. and iran. am

document and for the rival administration in the east of the country protesters from both sides say they reject the peace stops. and it's a new kind of space race says by 6 and boeing battle to become the 1st private company to take astronauts into orbit. i'm jarid read welcome to the program health officials around the world are sounding the alarm over a deadly new virus it's a highly infectious strain of corona virus that's related to saas and it's already killed 2 people in central china where it's believed to have a merged in the city of were han authorities there say 45 people have been infected but scientists believe there are probably many more cases than bash the outbreak com says people in china prepare to travel for the lunar new year holiday. it's a race to stop a deadly virus from spreading passengers touching down in the u.s. on flights from central china now face a medical check health officials at airports in new york los angeles and san francisco are testing travelers coming from the region who may have symptoms of the virus most passengers will get questioned get their temperature taken any sent on their way but passengers that are potentially at r

boeing. may combine its business with french rival. the two companies have held preliminary talks over the past few months. last year, the e.u. blocked the merger after regulateors refused to cave into warnings about the looming threats of chinese competition. >> haley davidson turns another page. the selection of a new c.e.o. and former boss is fired for allegedly trying to smuggle a harley. the carrier is trying to restore the reputation and bringing down costs and plane rentals as a percentage of revenue than any of its peers. india will hear a plea next week as they seek more time to repay more loans. they want to negotiate for the $7 billion they owe. that is a combined net debt of $30 billion u.s. and reported losses last quarter as a result of provisions for court-ordered payments. >> we are live at the conference taking place in hong kong. we will have the market outlook. ♪ and they lived happily ever after. the end. the end might not be as happy as you think. after all, 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom

rivals. you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: a ukraine passenger plane has crashed shortly after take—off near tehran. all 170 people on board the boeinghas launched a ballistic missile attack on a us air base in iraq, the pentagon says the missiles were launched from iran. australian firefighters are continuing to battle around 200 wildfires in the states of new south wales and victoria in the south east of the country. cooler temperatures in the past few days have allowed crews time to contain some of the spread, but new pockets of fire are emerging all the time. 25 people are known to have died. around 1,900 homes have been completely destroyed and up to 500 million animals killed with fears some species may have been wiped out entirely. the bbc‘sjonathan head joins us now from new south wales. jonathan, we can see behind you the devastation. the world is watching this unfold with horror, and there is more extreme temperatures to come. yes, in about two days time the temperatures will rise, it is quite cool at the moment, it has been overcast but it is still quite smoky. in this house here we have seen the owner clearing away and pa

boeing has suffered another blow with a loyal customer in china turning to its rival, airbus.is now inviting bids from for 83 jets.nies it is planning for deliveries in the second half of next year, through 2023. rishaad: here is a look at what is shaping up. making moves on msci asia-pacific index. looking at some of those companies that are moving to the upside. involvingng a deal boarding gate facial recognition systems at the airport. actually outperforming that index. it looks like norway could be looking to buy part of that. it is moving to the upside. now we have technologies, this is a waste management company and also provides electric power. aboutl reason, but down 6%. we are seeing some pretty solid gain. the bank of korea is making headlines. david: they are crossing on their decision to keep rates unchanged. 1.25%. the market expects rates to be lower there as well. a briefing out of beijing. we will be back with a full market roundup. this is bloomberg. ♪ 10:29 in hong kong. i am sticking in with the first lot -- first word headlines -- i am su keenan with the fi

rival filed for chapter 11. to flythey are allowed the boeing, u.s.o undergo mandatory flight simulator training. months ago it was rejected as unnecessary, but recently it has gained momentum. it is still not certain when the plane will return to service. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom? francine? francine: in a report from beijing, the vice premier is planning to lead a deal to washington next week. the delegation will fly to the s on monday, january 15. there is not inspected to be a unilateral announcement. meredith sumpter is still with us from new york. if you look at the u.s.-china trade deal, what does it actually change? meredith: not much. if you look at the number three top risk, u.s.-china this year, i actually like to call it, even with the trade deal there is no real truth. in 2020 we see u.s.-china tensions as leading to a much more explicit clash over national security, over global influence, and over values. and the trade deal not withstanding, with phase one, the two sides will use economic tools to coerce one another. but

boeing could be about to lose its title of the world's biggest plane maker to its rival airbus.ll report deliveries very we will look at the future of the company amid the crisis. bloomberg radio is live on your ab digitalice or d radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open, 15 minutes away from trading across the continent. >> not a good time to be investing. that is the opinion of howard marks, cochairman of oaktree capital. he says sooner or later stocks will go over the cliff. the market has been up for 11 years. we are in the longest bull market some of the longest expansion in history. stock prices are rising. doesn't mean the market will go down tomorrow, but it means the odds are not in my opinion in the investors' favor. -- $5.3 billion. likennects popular apps venmo to customer data in the banking system. it had a meteoric rise. the sale price is double its valuation in a 2018 funding ride. it should add fuel to visa which saw its stock triple. lion air wanted to put pilot through simulator trading -- training b

boeing $10 million. jumped on news it may combine its rail business with a rival. they have held for limitary talks, of any tile could face antitrust scrutiny. year, regular does refused to cave into warnings about the looming threat of chinese competition. indonesia's harley-davidson drama turns another page with the election of a new ceo. they have been rudderless since the former boss was fired trying to smuggle a harley? the carrier is trying to restore its reputation. they spend more on plane rentals than any of their peers. david: latest lines out of this life press briefing on the coronavirus taking place in beijing. they are talking about it at ground zero here. they have the proper equipment and have strengthened the supervision of food sales. they have asked people to limit travel to what is only essential. >> this is just battering down the hatches. markets, some of these pharmaceutical companies have been rising. you can see this here. you can see this high-tech company here. reuters suggesting a 20% stake in the company. saying they are talking to volk