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shein is a major employer. >> i think shein will become better. they pay suppliers on time.fficient and reliable. >> how many people work for shein in this region? >> i would say over 80% of the people here work for shein. >> this is the beating heart of an empire. machines seldom stop. more than a dozen workers told us they labor 75 hours per week, in contravention of chinese labor laws. most have only one day off per month. by the door, the end product, ready to be shipped to europe, the u.k. or the u.s.. there is an almost constant supply of fabric from nearby vendors. shein's success is possible because this city in china has everything it needs. spending the day here it is clear that shein's meteoric rise had a positive effect on the local economy but that has come with increased scrutiny. there have been allegations of forced labor. they have found incidence of child labor and there are accusations and staff are overworked and underpaid. we found a 75 hour week is not unusual for many companies in this industrial heartland. >> it is not unusual, but it is clear that it

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comes weeks after the country rolled out tariffs appearing to target popular chinese online retailers shein and temu. in a speech on monday, mexico's president claudia sheinbaum said the country aims to boost the local production of textiles and cars. she added that a trade agreement among the united states, mexico and canada is "the only "way we can compete with asian countries, "in particular with china". translation: i also highlight the respectful _ translation: i also highlight the respectful and _ the respectful and collaboration relationship between donald trump's first term with president obrador, particularly the signing of the trade agreement between mexico, the united states and canada, which has greatly benefited our peoples. the mexican leader's comments are seen as a nod to us president—elect donald trump, who will be inaugurated in less than a week. he has named mexico as a subject of proposed tariffs for allegedly allowing illegal immigration and drug trafficking across its borders. but it is china that is set to be hit by the largest tariffs of up to 60%. its trade surplus

speaking to british mps, the chinese fast—fashion retailer shein seems evasive on the origin of its cottonl discuss the big issues facing a company that wants to list its shares in london. and we'll be hearing live from the boss of rolls royce motor cars as the brand announces expansion plans to serve their ultra—rich customers. live from london, this is business today. i'm sally bundock. we start in the uk, where this morning, millions of visiting travellers will now have to obtain an electronic travel authorisation before entering the country. to receive an eta, travellers will have to fill out an online form and pay a £10 fee or about $12 dollars. travellers from the united states, canada and australia are amongst those affected by today's changes. european travellers will also have to apply for an eta from the second of april. the british government hopes the new scheme will confirm traveller eligibility to enter the uk, before they leave their country of origin. joining me now is patricia yates — chief executive of visit britain. do you think this is a good idea? is do you think this

in response, shein has said it requires all supply chain partners to adhere to its code of conduct.th auditors to ensure compliance. you can find the full story written by my colleague laura bicker on our website bbc.com and mobile app. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hello there. i'm 0lly foster. here's what's coming up for you on sportsday. manchester united hit the spot in the fa cup, knocking out arsenal on penalties. ten—man barcelona hit five past real madrid in the spanish super cup. and a desert rose: justin rose's great britain and ireland team win the team cup in abu dhabi. hello there. welcome along. it has been a gripping day in the third round of the fa cup. the two most successful sides in the history of the competition were facing each other with the 13—time winners and holders manchester united knocking out 14—time winners arsenal on penalties. that's after the game finished 1—1. they won the shoot—out 5—3 withjoshua zirkzee scoring the winning kick after united's turkish keeper altay bayindir had saved from kai havertz.

in response, shein has come out to say that it requires all supply chain partners to to adhere its codet works with auditors to ensure compliance. you can find the full story written by my colleague laura bicker on our website. it is on our mobile app as well. that is it for this edition of business today. thank you as always were watching. i will be back at the top of the hour for new state where we'll be back with more coverage of those fires. sport is next. hello and welcome to sportsday. iam olly i am olly foster. manchester united hit the spot in the fa cup, knocking out arsenal on penalties. ten—man barcelona hit five past real madrid in the spanish super cup. and a desert rose: justin rose's great britain and ireland team win the team cup in abu dhabi. hello, and welcome along to the programme where it's been a gripping day in the third round of the fa cup. the two most successful sides in the history of the competition were facing each other with the 13—time winners and holders manchester united knocking out 14—time winners arsenal on penalties. that's after the game finished i—

the bbc finds some workers in china making clothes forfast fashion brand, shein, are labouring more than 75 hours a week. factory workers said most had just one day off a month. shein — one of the world's biggest fashion retailers — says it's committed to ensuring the fair and dignified treatment of all workers. three wildfires are still burning in los angeles, with 2a people now known to have died. there's a warning that death toll is likely to increase and 23 people are still missing. this is the scene live in la — where high winds are forecast to return until wednesday, with fears they will help the fires to spread again. la city mayor karen bass says authorities are getting ready. the national weather service is predicting close to hurricane—force level winds, and so we are making urgent preparations. my top priority, and the priority of everyone else, is to do everything we can to protect lives. in the areas affected by the remaining three fires — the palisades, eaton and hurst fires — more than 92,000 people are under evacuation orders, and 89,000 more under evacuation warnings. fi

and a look inside the chinese factories fuelling the success of fast fashion brand shein where some workersurs a week. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai. nearly all public schools across los angeles have reopened after almost a week of wildfires. but the city is bracing for further flames with forecasters warning that strong winds are set to return. the strongest winds are expected to be on tuesday in ventura county, north of la. while they're not not expected to match last week's intensity, wind gusts could reach 70mph, about the force of a categoryi hurricane. three major fires are still burning. the palisades fire has burned more than 23,000 acres and is now 14% contained. the eaton fire remains the second largest. there have been great stories of people helping each other

shein is targeting a potential ipo in london later this year.i arrival is set to be in advanced talks to raise $2 billion in a funding round that is $60 billion valuation. lightspeed venture partners is leading the round. it's one of many start ups raising billions amid the hype over generative ai. amazon said in november it was interesting and additional $4 billion to boost its stake. jp morgan is said to be planning its hybrid work option for employees requiring everyone to return to the office five days a week. sources say the bank could announce the change in the coming weeks, replacing an existing three-day mandate from any of its workers. jp morgan employs more than 300,000 people globally. coming up, new year, new you. the globals -- global credit markets he strong demand as they settle for low risk premiums. we get the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ tom: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. happy wednesday. borrowers are flooding global debt markets at an unprecedented pace as they take

and a look inside the chinese factories fuelling the success of fast fashion brand shein where some workers are labouring more than 75 hours a week. nearly all public schools across the los angeles area have reopened after almost a week of wildfires. but the city is bracing for further blazes with forecasters warning that strong winds are set to return. the strongest winds are expected to be on tuesday in ventura county, north of la. while they're not not expected to match last week's intensity, wind gusts could reach 70 miles per hour, about the force of a category one hurricane. three major fires are still burning. the palisades fire has burned more than 23,000 acres and is now 14% contained. the eaton fire remains the second largest. he was due by we can see live pictures now of briefings taking place in the oval office with joe taking place in the oval office withjoe biden and with the vice president kamala harris and some of his key members of his team there, they are getting updates from officials in california as to how the federal response to those fires are being carried out. he wi

speaking to british mps, the chinese fast—fashion retailer shein seems evasive on the origin of its cotton

think that was one of the things that connect london breed is that if that if section of 49 er to get shein union square was mean for the average person, right? like a hold that thought? can you hang with us? we have to take a quick break. all right. welcome back to our continuing coverage. 2 big stories. we are tracking the devastating wildfires in southern california. >> that palace aides fire has become the most destructive now la history with more than 1000 structures destroyed a 2 people have died and another fire near. pasadena, altadena fire. so we're keeping an eye on that and we'll break in accordingly. also, of course, we have been talking about the swearing-in of san francisco is new mayor daniel lurie is now in charge. yeah, we heard certainly from the mayor. we'll try to effort to get some clips from that. but >> meantime, a name we all know. the coach for the golden state warriors, steve kerr, he had something to say. let's go ahead >> mayor-elect lori is going to give us inspiration and a vision. he will listen. and he will provide the political guidance we need to navigate t

so, we can get the invitation on shein or temu. >> so, a couple of things stood out at me. the chat bot, the agents, all of that, but then, the shift into the physical, how manufacturing, writ large, will be absolutely transformed, and how much learning needs to go into that. which seemed to be sort of setting another stage for maybe not to your point right now, but not so long, and for a long time, that's going to need a tremendous amount of compute. >> yeah, that would utilize their omniverse product. that creates a virtual world to your digital word. if you are a manufacturer or a car, you can literally simulate the real world on your computer and not have to actually stick the car on the street, and you can figure out all of the possibilities. so, that's how you'll get the synthetic data. and so, to your point, that hasn't really i valved yet. so, that will be another level of extra data for large language models to train on. and that's the argument for those that say that scaling is, you know, hasn't hit a peak and scaling law is another debate, there's not enough data

shein r on trackinga. it requests user share t data and activity from other apps including social media. so theys apparently go in your social media apps and suck up all of the information because their e-commerce acts take names, addresses and c card information. if you look at the privacy policies on their website, they collect location data, it looks like they mightven collect it, soel, gps location, t collect massiveve amounts of da, po, near cover argument makes no sense for the reason that is the court explored. if near covertness were the issue,osure would make perfect sense. ey are concerned as my friend to argue with each other, well, ass i can tell, tha what news organizations do in that's what we call editorial, content, that's what we c content itself and so it's training directly on the content but evenf you thought somehow he mere covertness were the issue that definitely could be addressed through aisk discloo the data sharing van, risk is disclosure, those are obv less disclosures alternati

we talked about the derinclusiveness of temu and shein. justice kagan you might of seen during the super bowl is heavily advertised. 's one of the most popular e-commerce 2pplications 2n 2he states. it's got 70 million users. justice sotomayor you ask you what the clickbait thifr -- you ask what they collect. this is from joint ax 339-343. it requests users share data and acvity from other apps, cluding social media, so they apparently go into your social media apps and suck up all the information. because they are e-commerce apps, they take names, addresses, and credit card if you look vacy policies on their webthey c location data. it looks lik they may even collectt some level gps lo data, so they collect massive amounts of data. their mere over argument makes no sense for reasons the court explored. yet, they are not concerned they are concerned with getting americans to argh each other. as far as i can tell, that is whatews organizations do in this country single day. that is what we call it a toil content. that is what we call conten

we talked about the underinclusiveness of temu and shein. justice kagan you might of seen during the super bowl is heavily advertised. it's one of the most popular e-commerce 2pplications 2n 2he united states. its got 70 million users. justice sotomayor you ask you what the clickbait this from -- you ask what they collect. this is from joint appendix 339-343. itsts users share data and activity from other apps, includingocl media, so they apparently go into your social media apps and suck up all the inion. because they are e-commerce apps, they take names, addresses, and credit card information. if you look at privacy policies on their website, they collect location data. it looks like theeven collect at some level gps location data, so they collect massivnts of data. their mere overtness argument makes no sense forns the courtxplored. yet, they are not concerned about mere overtness. they are concerned with gettin americans to argue with each other. as far as i can telt is what news organizations do in this country every sday. that is what

a bbc investigation finds people in china making clothes for the fast fashion giant shein are working for more than 75 hours a week, in breach of labour laws. after almost seven years of delays, a ferry in western scotland is due to make its first passenger voyage between the mainland and the isle of arran. in sport, drama in the fa cup — a penalty shoot—out gives manchester united the win over arsenal and a place in the fourth round. good morning. we have got some rain in the north—west slowly moving southwards and eastwards. ahead of it, fairly cloudy, some brighter breaks, but are generally less cold than it has been. details coming up. good morning. it's monday, 13th january. our main story. the number of people known to have died in the los angeles wildfires has risen to 24. with high winds forecast over the coming days, fire crews are now facing a race against time to avert further destruction. but from the ashes, many remarkable stories are rising, as people battle to stop their neighbourhoods from burning down. helena humphrey reports. oh, my house! for 36 years, fighting fire