cannot travel we would like to chew over appreciation of the aircraft is a genuine a $380.00 singapore airlines has plenty of planes lying around on the carriers currently racking up dramatic losses just like all the other airlines but are they going to let that spoil the fun not a chance with a chance to engage them at a time when they face like we do hope that mine comes back to an area that is. under guess enjoy it $400.00 seats the tickets sold out within half an hour inside it's like traveling back in time. and i think they are and then to be on the front line the next big. meeting at. the menu on offer ranges from an 8 course meal in 1st class to standard in economy class. this is the best seat on the plane for nothing matters too much and you just have to take care not to get too messy. when your knees barely fit under the table because the hand luggage is under the seas in front of you when the r.'s juice is always about to slip off the tray that's a real treat only flying itself is more beautiful. isn't it that social thanks for watching every cell successful. combating the corona pand

cannot travel we would like to ensure the appreciation for the aircraft is a genuine $8380.00 singapore airlines has plenty of planes lying around on the carriers currently racking up dramatic losses just like all the other airlines but are they going to spoil the fun not a chance with a chance to engage them at a time when they face the fact that we do hope the flying comes back to an area that is. under guess enjoy it $400.00 seats the tickets sold out within half an hour inside it's like travelling back in time. and i think they are meant to be on the front line like b.b.c. radio and. the menu on offer ranges from an 8 course meal in 1st class to standard in economy class. this is the best seat on the plane for nothing matters too much and you just have to take care not to get too messy. when your knees barely fit under the table because the hand luggage is under the season front. when the orange juice is always about to slip off the tray that's a real treat only flying itself as more beautiful. a sculpture by swiss artist alberto g. a committee is being auctioned by southerlies tuesday after

1st african to head to the wall street over 6 and in-flight dining has never been so grounded singapore airlines serves up food. movies in the east re a beat that doesn't take off but demands. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program the raw between turkey and friends over islam and free speech is turning into a trade battle turkish president type and a number of arab countries have called for a boycott of french goods now while france has withdrawn its ambassador from turkey tensions over the issue are flying high in the muslim world. french dairy products fish and drinks are no longer available in the store in the yemeni capital sanaa the shopkeeper followed the boycott call from turkish president early on and other leaders in the muslim world many customers support the decision. should boycott french products this is the least citizens can do for the sake of the prophet any offense to the prophet is an insult to the entire islamic world. who we call for all human is to boycott american israeli and french goods. i mean if you will is that i live in many arab countries like syria jordan and iraq

cannot travel we would like to ensure the appreciation of the aircraft is a genuine $8380.00 singapore airlines has plenty of planes lying around on the carriers currently racking up dramatic losses just like all the other airlines but are they going to spoil the fun not a chance with us a chance to engage with them at a time when they face like we do hope that one comes back to another that 8. 100 guests enjoy it $400.00 seats the tickets sold out within half an hour inside it's like travelling back in time. and i think they are meant to be on a profit so i like to be. free to have. the menu on offer ranges from an 8 course meal in 1st class to standard in economy class. this is the best seat on the plane for nothing matters too much and you just have to take care not to get too messy. when your knees barely fit under the table because the hand luggage is under the season front. when the orange juice is always about to slip off the tray that's a real treat only flying itself is more beautiful. a sculpture by swiss artist . that is being auctioned by saw the piece tuesday afternoon london time

if you turn up dressed like the singapore airline stewardess or even a sari, you get a gift.. there will be temperature taking and it's actually going to have half the number of people in the plane each time. you can really make it up —— couldn't really. 0n cue. there you go, a night out in singapore. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a big day for apple, which is set to unveil its new sg—enabled iphone and some of its other latest gadgets. it's emerged that the government's scientific advisors called for much tougher coronavirus restrictions, including a two week lockdown, to be introduced three weeks ago in england. from tomorrow, a new three—tier alert system comes into effect, but the restrictions do not go as far as the scientists' recommendations. labour has called on the government to explain why it ignored its own scientific advisors. doctors in the us say a man has caught coronavirus twice — with the second infection becoming far more dangerous than the first. the 25—year—old needed hospital treatment after his lungs could not get enough oxygen into his body.

. >>> and singapore airlines is converting one of its super jumbo jets into a restaurant. will be like boarding a flight. diners have to pass through airport security. the cabin crew will serve gourmet food and drinks and in-flight entertainment will be available in singapore. anne-marie? >> i mean, i get it for people who miss flying, but isn't eating in an enclosed space without a mask very, very close to other people one of the things you're not supposed to be doing now? i know singapore -- singapore has things under control. i just wondered about that. >> singapore has done -- to your point, yes, you're right. i can see both sides. singapore has done a good job of getting things under control, but yeah. you're right. it's not like a bigger restaurant where, you know, hopefully they're capping the number of people who can be on this in-flight restaurant. yeah. uh-huh. >> diane king hall in new york, thanks a lot. >> you got it. >>> all right. up next, presidential memorabilia. rare items that once belonged to michelle and barack obama are up for auction. to michelle and

the cathay and singapore airlines planes do outnumber the rest. e a few from scoots as well. those airlines that don't have a domestic aviation market to fall back on are the ones that have been really hard hit. rishaad: good stuff. we will be right back. let's have a look at some of the latest business flash headlines. asoting up the wealth table his near 9% stake in ant would be worth more than $27 billion based on the stock price. that would take him to 11th place on the bloomberg billionaires index. $72 billion in the bank. -- saying he is likely to put his flagship casinos up for sale. we are told he is working with advisors to solicit interest and the eventual deal could be worth at least $6 billion. that would include the sands expo center, the venetian, and the palazzo. apple said to be planning updates to its earbuds as it looks to capitalize on an important source of growth. it is reportedly looking -- working on two new models that feature replaceable your tips. one design currently in testing is set to fill more of the year, similar to

looking forward to bringing some singapore airlines hospitality back to the sky but also we're on the today. everyone has allocated seats to make sure nobody gets too close to one another. and in—flight entertainment is available to distract the youngsters. let's face it, this is unlikely to be the salvation of the airline industry, but it is a start. tim allman, bbc news. i must admit i'm a conversation with some of my colleagues in the newsroom about that story, not everyone is convinced. i will be back with more at the top of the hour and you can a lwa ys top of the hour and you can always keep up—to—date with the latest on our website. i can be found on twitter. for watching. hello. saturday brought some extremely wet and rather blustery weather for many parts of the uk. it was a particularly soggy end to the day in eastern and south—eastern parts of england. not quite as wet for most of us on sunday. still some heavy showers around, some blustery winds, but some sunny spells in between. you can see the speckled shower clouds here pushing in on our earlier satellite image. and it'

cathay pacific is not the only ally in the region to undergo a major restructuring last month singapore airlines announced the largest retrenchment in its history cutting more than 20 percent of its stock tie and ways for bankruptcy protection in may here in malaysia the national carrier is in talks to restructure its debts but the finance minister recently said the government will not provide any financial relief or debt guarantees raising questions about the fate and future of malaysia airlines more gloomy days are predicted to lie ahead the international air transport association forecasts passenger traffic will not recover until 2024 and now a tech startup has begun testing a digital solution this is a sort of a digital trial held certificate that a lot of people are looking to use orders to sell music or change so i see industry get behind something like that where governments around the world would accept that the airlines lockout they would be in such trouble it's called the common pass and aims to be the 1st globally recognised document that a passenger has tested negative for code at 19

looking forward to bringing some singapore airlines hospitality back to the sky but also we're oin thepeople today. everyone has allocated seats to make sure nobody gets too close to one another. and in—flight entertainment is available to distract the youngsters. let's face it, this is unlikely to be the salvation of the airline industry, but it is a start. tim allman, bbc news. i can't say that has my appetite going... hello. saturday brought some extremely wet and rather blustery weather for many parts of the uk. it was a particularly soggy end to the day in eastern and south—eastern parts of england. not quite as wet for most of us on sunday. still some heavy showers around, some blustery winds, but some sunny spells in between. you can see the speckled shower clouds here pushing in on our earlier satellite image. and it's this stripe of cloud here that brought the heavy and persistent rain for many during the first half of the weekend. that is now clearing away. low pressure still very much driving the weather, so it is going to be another windy day and that wind coming in from th

looking forward to bringing some singapore airlines hospitality back to the sky but also we're oin they, many people today. everyone has allocated seats to make sure nobody gets too close to one another. and in—flight entertainment is available to distract the youngsters. let's face it, this is unlikely to be the salvation of the airline industry, but it is a start. tim allman, bbc news. they may be firmly on the ground but many, many miles above us, a nasa space probe which slammed into an asteroid on tuesday to collect a rock fragment sample is at risk of losing its consignment. the 0siris—rex mission aims to bring material from the asteroid bennu back to earth in 2023. the team in charge of the spacecraft said excess rock fragments had wedged open the lid of the collector and particles they had hoped to study back on earth were now drifting off into space. scientists are now trying to stow the samples on the spacecraft far more quickly than planned. hello. saturday brought some extremely wet and rather blustery weather for many parts of the uk. it was a particularly soggy end to the

demand now for people who want to travel and there aren't to me options so i think cafe and singapore airlinesoing to do very well from this. rishaad: to the broader subject of covid-19 and testing, the airport in singapore has done strides in having a laboratory there. is it a blueprint for other airports? the we we are seeing that we need-- testing because we need to get rid of quarantines. same asntine is the closing your border because in a recent survey, we found 83% of respondents said if there is a quarantine placed, i will not travel. we've got to have testing in place. we would prefer to see some testing before departure and ideally, if we can find countries with similar levels of covid risk, much like covid -- singapore and hong kong, that takes away the need for further testing. at the beginning, we expect governments to air on the side of more testing, but we would like to see no quarantine and limited testing. tom: how are you pushing that message, then? the message you would like to see testing versus quarantine? what steps are you taking? sorry, there is a bit of building work i

what are the prospects for singapore airlines? to experts, they say the real pain has yet to come. when does support from the government finally runs dry, what are the prospects for the carrier? 1.5%we are serving about of previous passenger volume. so it is a dire situation. we do not really have a domestic market. what is critical is it is very much related to chinese airports. we have to gradually open up the borders and establish the key links. the key is nations around the world. it's not going to be commercially viable. but keep that open, keep the flights going. have some passengers continue to travel. we cannot wait around for a vaccine to happen. but when the vaccine becomes widely available and maybe a year, 1.5 years from now, at least the lanes are open, passengers have been flying, we are keeping in touch with our customers and partners. haslinda: what are the prospects would you have to reigh in plans for terminal five? there was so much hope on terminal five. would you have to perhaps downsize those plans? ong: we h

and finally as demand for air travel continues to suffer during the copen $1000.00 pandemic singapore airlines has a plan to get customers on board 2 of its a $380.00 super jumbo jets but there's a catch the 2 planes made by air bus while they'll remain parked airport in singapore and are being converted into pop up restaurants on the 25th of october only half of the seats in each aircraft are available for dining to meet social distancing protocols of course dining in one of the suite so that's going to cost you roughly about $475.00 with business class going for around $235.00 an economy takes well they're just over $50.00 that's a heck of a deal now if it seems like no one would want to go through the hassle of eating airplane food without reaching an exact their destination let's can actually shock you to know that reservations for the 2 dates they sold out in just 30. minutes but there is hope as bloomberg says the airline plans to open a wait list and is working to see if they can accommodate more demand in the near future and that's it for this time you can get a boom bust on demand on

anchor: what are the prospects for singapore airlines? it support from the -- when theinally support runs dry, what are the prospects for the carrier? >> it is a dire situation, and we do not really have a domestic market. is very muchcal related to the state of the airport. where do gradually open up the borders. the key destinations around the those once we establish figures, it would not be commercially viable. but keeping the links open and the flights going, as some passions are -- some passengers are traveling, when the vaccine becomes widely available, at least the links are open and the passengers have the time. we have kept in touch with our customers. prospects,t are the which you have to rein in the plans for terminal five? there were so much hope for the terminal five. which you have to downsize those plans? >> we have to. terminal five, the assumptions have now completely changed. expandedave done is the development for the next two years. even now, i do not have a crystal ball for terminal five or what will happen to global

buying out there india from the air asia group. , aa has another airline joint venture with singapore airlines will happen in the future. asiais no now is that air india is not shutting down immediately but we do not know what the future holds for the airline. asia is not the first airline to struggle in india. why is the markets are challenging? >> india is one of the world's most difficult markets for aviation. one big reason is taxes. individual states taxes as much as percent on jet fuel. as you note jet fuel is one of the main cost components for an airline. world beating the traffic growth we have seen in india. a lot of that has to do with fares. a price-sensitive market, airlines keep fares low that it does not cover costs. in the past decade we have seen two high-profile bankruptcies including jet airways. it gets difficult particularly for a newcomer to come in and understand dynamics. and with that covid situation with traffic disrupted it is very difficult for any airline to survive in this market. partner in new delhi. president chicago fed charles evans sees the u.s. economy reco

singapore airlines says it sees signs of passenger demand recovering as borders reopen.tored some ntsghts and says it wa services in place when the ok is given. a business and official links with japan, malaysia, korea and germany. your 7% gain in third-quarter profit as the mainland's recovery boosted drinkers ' appetite. confirms at position as one of china's most resilient companies. kathleen: coca-cola amatil shares have surged on news of a takeover deal worth $6 billion. this, bloomberg's m&a reporter joins us from sydney. what does this deal do for coca-cola european partners? what is in it for them? harry: they are always the -- they were already the biggest bottler in the world. they are primarily based in europe. what this does is give them an immediate and large presence in the southern hemisphere. there other bottlers across the world that are already transcontinental. coca-cola hellenic is another one. they operate in africa and europe. having that global presence has made them one of the largest. paul: the question i guess is are coca-cola amatil shareholder

singapore will use the airbus a350 for the trip to jfk airport. the airlinetting that demand will increase as the coronavirus eases in its own country. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we think the recovery is going to be decent. it is predicated on having some vaccine available in the first quarter or two that is widely distributed. if that happens, you will see growth pick up so we are not in the grim reaper camp. jonathan: good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. here's the price action this tuesday morning, shaping up as follows. 21,dvance on the s&p 500 up up 0.6%. in the markets, just south of 80 basis points on the 10 -- the 10 -- [cough] tom: it's called doing the tom keene. what in gods name are you doing, jon? are you ok? jonathan: just about. there you go. i don't know what it was. just choked. should i do it again? tom: bring the market bored up again. jonathan: we

the news is helping air carriers in the region, including cathay pacific and singapore airlines.f congress passing a stimulus package before the u.s. election are all but done. steven mnuchin is blaming politics for undermining the month-long negotiations. the white house has criticized democrats for hindering the rescue plan. democrats have hit back, saying the administration did not take the need for more stimulus seriously. tensions are rising between armenia and azerbaijan. for the first time in two weeks of fighting over disputed territory. attacked ahas military installation inside armenia, who warns it may retaliate. it says it is now studying the incident. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i'm 120 countries, leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. francine? two sectors -- few sectors have struggled this year as much as operators of shopping centers. in a statement today, the shareholders say they will vote against a proposed capital increase. they also say that the company should extend

restaurants, i am fascinating because i like the food on singapore airlines.the best airlines in the world, and you know what airline food might not be considered cuisine but you can have reservation for lunch or dinner inside an airbus 380 and it's a hottest ticket in town, the planes are going anywhere, it's actually parked at the main terminal in singapore in the main airport there, the singapore airlines is using two airbus jets as unique restaurants and they sold out and just 30 minutes, diners can choose from a cabin class seat starting at $39, that is just for the seat, they can also watch a movie while they dine, the plane will be half-full for social distancing but it is not cheap, the price tag can approach $500. if that is too rich for your blood, their line is offering home delivery complete with a airlines cable where. desperate times call for desperate measures, australia airline is offering sightseeing flights where you take off and land at the same airport, anything to generate money. stuart: terrific story. absolutely terrific, i'm not sure ab

we'll talk to lisa about >>> all right, singapore airlines is offering a unique dining experience because. hundreds of people purchased tickets to sit on one of their planes and enjoy food from a popular pop-up restaurant at changi airport, restaurant a-380 offering meals from $40 to $480, some include five courses and champagne. passengers get to eat on the plane while enjoying movies right from their seat. >> this is really good. it's a new experience, and the food is good. >> the national carrier, it's been a long time since we've been on board, so it's a cool opportunity. >> i have a lot of questions. ohm half the seats on the plane have been filled to ensure proper distancing. we said it earlier, this is like a new low, what the pandemic has done to us, paying to eat airplane food. >> a lot of stories about things happening, right, that maybe wouldn't be happening if we weren't all closed in, over the past seven months. good morning, everyone. this is our dry time of year, we're waking up to a lot of cloud cover, live look outside here from our exploratorium camera, relative humidity

. >>> all right, singapore airlines is offering a unique dining experience because of the pandemic. people purchased tickets to sit on one of their planes and enjoy food from a popular pop-up restaurant at changi airport, restaurant a-380 offering meals from $40 to $480, some include five courses and champagne. passengers get to eat on the plane while enjoying movies right from their seat. >> this is really good. it's a new experience, and the food is good. >> the national carrier, it's been a long time since we've been on board, so it's a cool opportunity. >> i have a lot of questions. first of all, seemed kind of crowded but only half of the seats on the plane are filled to ensure proper distancing, and all diners have their temperature taken before boarding. wow, lisa, we've reached a new level with people who are that desperate. >> i was going to say reached a new low. >> low and level. didn't want to go that far but i guess so. i never knew people lwould line-up for airplane food. it's funny. >> whatever it takes nowadays. good morning, everyone. 56 degrees here in san francisc

cathay pacific is not the only ally in the region to undergo a major restructuring last month singapore airlinesannounced the largest retrenchment in its history cutting more than 20 percent of its stock tie always fall for bankruptcy protection in may here in malaysia the national carrier is in talks to restructure its debts but the finance minister recently said the government will not provide any financial relief or debt guarantees raising questions about the fate and future of malaysia airlines. more gloomy days are predicted to lie ahead the international air transport association forecasts passenger traffic will not recover until 2024 and now a tech startup has begun testing a digital solution this is a sort of a digital trial held. there are a lot of people are looking to your orders to sell music or change so if the issue is something like that. governments around the world would accept that there was ok they wouldn't be in such trouble it's called the common pass and aims to be the 1st globally recognized document that a passenger has tested negative for covert 19 before a flight the ai

singapore airlines is turning two of its grounded airbus a-380s into restaurants for two days this month at changi airport. meals start at $31 for an economy meal all the way to over $400 for a meal in a suite. tickets for the event sold out in 30 minutes. capacity is going to be reduced to half the plane's capacity to maintain social distancing. i miss flying. i don't know if i miss airplane food so much that i would pay for it without having bought an airline ticket. anyway. >>> here's some trivia that we hope you will never need. did you know cougars can run up to 50 miles an hour? so, what do you do if one is stalking you? nbc news correspondent catie beck has the story of one man's terrifying encounter. >> reporter: a serene mountain hike suddenly a race to survive. >> my adrenaline was pumping so much. >> reporter: on saturday, avid hiker kyle burgess was climbing the trails of utah's slate canyon park when he noticed an unwanted follower. >> no! no! go away! go away! please go away! >> reporter: a cougar stalking burgess just after he'd spotted her four cubs along the trail. burge

cathay pacific and singapore airlines are the best position financially right now.han most of the airlines, particularly in south east asia. they are really battling it out to avoid liquidation or bankruptcy. i think too much focus is on cathay and singapore when the long-term position is strong and they have what it takes to weather the storm. shery: here's a sort of estimate when it comes to the demand levels for international travel. take a listen for us. >> frankly speaking, we think that it will take until 2024 to get back to 2019 levels for international travel. domestic travel will bounce back sooner. shery: 2024 for international travel. how many airlines will remain in business until then and how much more consolidation could we see? >> i've been saying for a while now, that was kind of -- [indiscernible] i agree. 2024 going to take until for a full recovery. domestic is starting to recover but it is a gradual thing. patterns will have changed and it will take some time for the airlines to recover. they are restructuring now. that is why you see this job cu

pacific in cathay singapore airlines.mulus package before the election are now all but gone. steven mnuchin is blending politics, undermining the months long negotiation. the white house is criticizing the democrats, but they hit back saying the administration did not take the need for stimulus seriously. thailand has declared a state of emergency in the capital as protest against the government continue. tens of thousands of protesters broke through police lines to march on the prime minister's official office. protesters want new elections, constitutional reforms, and curbs on the powers of the king. they say they do not want to bring down the meineke. -- bring down the monarchy. tensions increase between armenia and azerbaijan. development threatens to bring russia more closely into the conflict. it says that is studying the incident. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: thank you very mu

haslinda: as airlines across the world have most jets grounded, singapore airlines has found a novelticks for its pop-up restaurant in a super jumbo sold out in half an hour. i was among the naysayers. i didn't think there'd be demand for it but hey, people were willing to spend 600 sin gmbing h dollars to dine in the suite class. they'll be served lobster thermidor. are you in or out? yvonne: no. i'm out on this one. i mean $600, i could probably go somewhere else and have a nice meal and not get stuck in an airplane. but i guess it goes to show the ways that airlines are doing, what they're going through right now to try to make some money as of course the coronavirus has plagued the industry. you saw qantas selling those carts. my husband wants one of those. those sold out recently. they're coming up with unconventional ways. anyway. we'll leave you on that thought here, about a 600 singh dollar meal on singh air. we are looking at this situation in hong kong, it looks likely they won't be lowering that to a three before 4:00 p.m. there you go. this is bloomberg. ♪ so you're a sma

singapore airlines, as you may know, it has already ditched plans for a flight to nowhere, but it hasperhaps it is converting one of its airplanes into a restaurant. if you want to lunch in its first class, you would have to part with $600. the sti, currently down about 4/10 of 1%. let's get the first word headlines with karina mitchell. karina: president trump says he and first lady melania trump will begin the quarantine process ahead of their covid-19 test results after a top aide tested positive. hope hicks traveled with the president to tuesday's debate in cleveland. the president revealed test results for himself and the first lady are expected by friday morning. other white house staff has previously tested positive. if you spend as much time with the president as hicks. the house has passed and the democrats a $2.2 trillion coronavirus relief package, but it is unlikely to become law. it's opposed by republicans who are almost certain to block it in the senate. speaker pelosi told bloomberg she would not take the path of least resistance just to make a deal, and talks would go

singapore airlines, job cuts, there will be a lot of rescaling, retraining needed. singapore, but across the rest of asia. haidi: our chief asia economics correspondent, edna curran. we will get more analysis on that in our next big interview just ahead. the singapore transferred miniature -- the singapore transport minister joins us. let's look at the market reaction. >> soft start for japanese stocks, nikkei, and topix. we are seeing the yen, a little change this morning. jgb higher amid the risk off tone we have. buying,ee some potentially given best on stimulus. nikkei reporting a stimulus plan will be compiled as soon as next month. watch,ook at the bok on no change expected for the key rate. steady,an won holding 11.48. kospi opening lower. extending declines. we are seeing cj logistics seeing a choppy start as we get a report that neighbor is looking to buy stake in tj group's logistic arm. let's look at korean apple suppliers, the samsung and lg display, a mixed bag. lg display gaining ground, trading at a mid-september high. apples unveiling of its latest ip

. >> what are the prospects for singapore airlines?s, a say the real pain has yet to come. what are the prospects for the carrier? about 1.5%ow serving of the previous passenger volume. so it is a dire situation. domestichave a big market. is sia is veryl much related to the -- airport stage. we have to gradually open up the borders and establish the key links, the key destinations that are stilld commercially viable. by keeping the links open, keeping the flights going, as some passengers continue to travel, we this we can't wait around for a vaccine to happen. that when a vaccine becomes widely available year or a year and a half from now, if passengers are flying and we are keeping in touch with our advisors, then the air hub can reopen again. >> would you have to rein in plans for terminal five? the plans were huge, there was so much hope pinned on terminal five. would you have to downsize perhaps? >> we have to. the assumptions when we went into terminal five have changed. we would be blind not to look at the entire situation. we

. >> reporter: and not to be outdone by the airline, singapore announced a travel plan for cruises withport stops, an embattled travel industry that's taking the staycation to the next level. kim brunhuber, cnn, atlanta. >>> makes me home sick. "early start" is up next. you're watching cnn. have yourselves a great day. olay faced expensive serums and won. olay's new serum is so powerful, it renews skin better than $300, $500, even $600 serums. pretty amazing. olay. face anything. so you're a small bor a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >>> president trump holds his first campaign rally tonight since being diagnosed with coronavirus. >> and in only a few hours, senate confirmation hearings begin for trump's pick to replac

. >> reporter: not to be outdone by the airlines, singapore announced cruised with no port stops in novembery that's taking the stay cation to the next level. cnn, atlanta. >> great story. >>> so, coronavirus isn't stopping bts, one of k-pop's most popular bands from putting on arena shows. the group held a virtual concert on saturday. take a look at this. the fans weren't in the stadium. it didn't look very different from a packed audience. listen. thousands of fans cheered, waved light sticks and sang along from home. the band's management company hasn't released how many people watched the latest show although it gathered some 114 million cheer clicks, a sign of approval that fans can press multiple times. the band also had a smaller socially distanced audience in the bts-themed cafe in seoul. if you're an international viewer, thanks for being with us. world sport is coming up next. if you're joining us from the united states, i'll be back after the break with a little bit more for you. (vo) businesses are always making choices. here's a choice you don't have to make: the largest 5g netw

not for profit has completed trials between london new york hong kong and singapore and it's planning to widen the scheme as airlines and passengers alike continue to wait for a vaccine. the north american branch of bankrupt online payments firm wire card has been sold for an undisclosed sum the liquidator has accepted a big bite u.s. based company syncopate wire card north america was among the most valuable assets of the defunct german company says. and that's it for me for more you can check out our website e.w. dot com slash business or on social media 2 for me on the team it's goodbye take. a tour is for. the beethoven 21. 50th anniversary. is going to. managers who know. nothing will ever change you know the bank screen. and so was the language of the bank the money. speaking the truth. matters. you're watching asia coming up today it's the holiday season in india which means concerns the country will face another spike in covert cases will the people practice enough discipline to prevent another health crisis. and china commemorates its entry into the korean war the only time it ever came in direct conflict w

not for profit has completed trials between london new york hong kong and singapore and it's planning to widen the scheme as airlines and passengers alike continue to wait for a vaccine the north american branch of bankrupt online payments for. has been sold for an undisclosed sum liquidator has accepted a bit by u.s. based company. why a cot in north america was among the most valuable assets of the defunct german payments company. of whom want to bring in our financial correspondent jessica lange in trying to chelsea what more do we know about that company sinking and its plans for why a car north america. well as you said where current north america was seen as one of the best subsidiaries of the of the wire card family so there was a lot of interest and the in the subsidiary itself it was bought by wire card from citi group back in 2017 and what this business does it is really issue a lot of prepaid credit cards the kind of car you could get from for example a starbucks or a gas station and this is really a booming business right now in part because of the coronavirus many people don't want to pay with cash righ

volunteers traveling to or from london, new york, hong kong, and singapore will start testing the system on thursday. airlinesnd others in the tourism industry have been lobbying for expanded covid test, and this could be a first step toward something like that. >> thank you very much indeed. later, we are expecting the first and only vice presidential debate, which some of us think might be a more presidential experience than the actual presidents -- presidential candidates' debate a week ago. >> this is a highly anticipated debate considering the unique events surrounding this 2020 presidential race. it's labeled the most important vice presidential debate in american history, and some of these two look for, there's obviously the presence of covid-19 looming over this debate. it will be the first debate ever in which candidates will be separated 12 feet apart by plexiglas barriers. here is an image of the special set of. >> that is something they brought in since trump was diagnosed with covid-19, so that cannot be a coincidence. >> the two initially refused the measure, considering that pence teststed nega

karishma vaswani in singapore for us. so the airlinemic — but the growth netflix saw as people were stuck at home in lockdown, has slowed. the streaming company says it added 2.2 million new paid subscribers globally in the quarter ending september, that was far below estimates and netflix shares were punished in after hours trade on wall street — down by some 6%. so where is the future growth for netflix? courtney dominguez is senior wealth adviser at payne capital management. courtney welcome to the programme. you would assume that netflix is seeing nabisco up that netflix is seeing nabisco up and up in the current times we are in but not so. yeah, and it is not wholly surprising that we are starting to see subscribers did not hit the expectations because they are facing a few things right now which we saw things open up. everybody is not a watching effo rts everybody is not a watching efforts and we saw things like live sports going back and those of some of netflix's actual big competitors and they need to see how that goes there go

of the year and only half its usual volume during 2021 airline is said to benefit from the proposed travel bubble between hong kong and singapore. u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi on sunday set a 48 hour deadline to agree on a $2.00 trillion dollars coded relief package she said a smaller package proposed by the white house wouldn't deliver tax credits for low income earners worker protections and rent help. china's 3rd quarter economic growth climbed to 4.9 percent over a year earlier that's according to the ruling communist party of global demand for masks and other medical supplies boosted factory output while retail spending returned to prevent levels for the 1st time government data show to the world's 2nd largest economy expanded by 3.2 percent over a year industry months ending in june china where the pandemic of course began in december became the 1st major economy to return to growth off debate declared the disease under control and began opening factories shops and offices interesting from want to bring in our financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt josie good to see you well clearly i mean most of the maj

singapore, thank you so much. just a devastating how much the airline sector is losing in terms of jobs around the globe., we have to recap these breaking headlines from netflix -- nestlÉ. the organic revenue up plus 3%. really on the top end of estimates. manus: yes, so the guidance is there, and the strategic review. i think at one juncture, lipton tea was described as a structural drag. that will be done by early 2010 one. we talk food --2021. we talk food and jobs next, and also central banks and the yuan strength. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ annmarie: good morning from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. i am annmarie hordern with manus cranny live from dubai and this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." the saga continues. stocks higher as nancy pelosi tells bloomberg an agreement is urgently needed. it comes as the ecb president christine lagarde says the early resurgence of virus cases ahead of winter is not a good open. netflix shares chill. misseseaming service wall street abstinence for third-quarter subscribers and its forecast says the pandemic boom is starting to fade. nestlÉ with nine-mont

singapore. if it goes well, they hope more airlines will use it in the future. >> we've managed to have over 50 countries that have come together through dialogue that led up to common pass. most of the world's biggest airlines and biggest airports, some of the realizations is this kind of system has to work in a global way. it can't only work within one bubble or one travel corridor. >> reporter: if a covid-19 vaccine is successfully developed, common pass hopes travelers will be able to log their vaccination into the app. yes, there are concerns too little is known about vaccine efficacy. >> i wouldn't feel comfortable as a minister of health to be stamping and sealing the legislation. >> immunity passports are pie in the sky, at least for now. helping people to take to the skies with an app that simplifies and coordinates covid-19 travel restrictions is at least on the horizon. anna stewart, cnn, london. >>> and thanks foryour company. i'm rosemary church. "early start" is up next. have a great day. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can star

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