the latest order puts new wind under the eight three eighty s wings airbus now hopes that other airlines will follow him or its lead. to apple it's been stashing cash abroad for years to avoid higher corporate tax rates help that now the tech giant is bringing back that money to invest in the united states and save on taxes apple c.e.o. tim cook welcomes this move as a chance to create more jobs here is more our view is apple could have only been started in america and so we've always felt a deep sense of responsibility to give back we're not taking a position on the individual side. i think that's for others to to look here but on the corporate side i believe it will create jobs that will help middle class. time to bring in score correspondent on wall street yes welcome to the program so there are mixed reactions to apple and some very critical of the company saying it has much taken way too long of advantages of tax loopholes how's wall street reacting to this talk of a pretty much stands at an all time high but if that's because of the takes announcement is doubtful over all the money

s. wings airbus hopes that other airlines will follow emirates lead to. bigger was better at the detroit auto show. it featured di milla c.e.o. dietz etc with actor and former governor on all shots nigga unveiling the new mercedes g class s u v g twenty five s comic has vied for attention at the international show time lorenz's and then tie a theatre with a presentation. us comic has also showcased ever larger vehicles like the new ford ranger pickup brawny trucks and rugged s.u.v.s and generating fat profits spurred by low gasoline prices ford also introduced its midsize edge as u.v. which goes on sale this summer as you can see the hottest segment gets even hotter with the new address take this as our most powerful s.u.v. ever. comic has pushed more trucks and s.u.v.s there are concerns that it could be too much of a good thing u.s. sales have already started weakening over production and over discounting of the new watch what's among analysts in the sector but those are words you're on likely to hear from the stage of the detroit auto show. folks. the

into production appeared eminent the latest order puts new wind under the eight three eighty s wings airbus now hopes that other airlines will follow him or its lead. apple's been stashing cash abroad for years to avoid culprit tax rates at home but us president on trump's cuts have to change the act now the tech giant is bringing back that money team lost in the united states and safe in texas. it could be one of the biggest money transfers in the world take giant apple is moving two hundred fifty two billion dollars from abroad to the u.s. the company is set to face a tax bill of a whopping thirty eight billion dollars sounds like a lot but apple is actually saving money on the transaction a year ago it would have had to pay more than double that amount. apple c.e.o. tim cook says the company is proud to build on its long history of support for the u.s. economy. now the i phone makers planning investments worth billions in the u.s. it will build a new campus and hopes to create twenty thousand jobs. most of the money apple is moving comes from ireland where corporate tax rates are even lo

s. wings airbus now hopes that other airlines will follow him or its lead. assuming no day it seems with news from washington today is no exception the stop it seems to sort of not happen but is that get a clear well that's the question monica because the u.s. government is still facing a shutdown despite the house of representatives voting to keep it open past a friday deadline now a bill was passed to continue funding the government and avoid a suspension of non essential federal services but the short term fix faces uncertainty in the senate democrats are vowed to kill the measure at the risk of being blamed for the threatened shutdown they want republican concessions on domestic spending and protecting a legal immigrants brought to the country as children known as dreamers are from being deported. well tomorrow marks the first anniversary of donald trump's first term as president of the united states some said he wouldn't last until christmas but with the economy booming and his health reportedly good trump is holding steady his unpredictable nature has