sirjony ive, designer of the ipod, the ipad and the iphone is to leave apple after almost three decades. and on the markets: asian shares stumble as doubts creep in about the prospects for peace in the us—china trade war. we start in osaka, japan, where leaders of the 620 group of the world's top economies are beginning their summit. for global financial markets and the business world at large, the big moment comes on saturday morning, with trade talks between president trump and xijinping. there's been cautious optimism that the meeting could produce a deal to stop a further escalation of the trade war that is threatening the health of the world economy. on may 10th, the us raised taxes on chinese imports worth $250 billion a year from 10% to 25%. china then retaliated with taxes on us goods of between 5% and 25%. the us is threatening to hit a further $325 billion of chinese imports with the same taxes if a deal can't be done, pretty much covering everything the us buys from china. china of course is sure to retaliate again. well, according to economists at bloomberg, if this happens,

sirjony ive — designer of the ipod, ipad and iphone— is to leave apple after almost three decades.e we have the markets. all of them starting up but only by a small amount. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones joins us live with his thoughts onjony ive‘s legacy — this is rory‘s son in 2004, as well as his pick of the big tech stories of the week. the number of people in the uk doing gig economy work has doubled in the last three years. today we want to know how manyjobs have you done, or are you still doing, at the same time? get in touch with us here on #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start in osaka, japan, where the g20 summit of the world's top economies has begun with a warning from the chinese president xi jinping that protectionist measures by some countries are destroying the global trade order. mr xi is due to meet president trump on saturday, with global investors and the business world holding their breath for a potential deal to de—escalate their bitter trade war. let's have a look and see how that war has progressed. on may 10th, the us rai

sirjony ive, designer of the ipod, the ipad and the iphone is to leave apple after almost three decades

in a career spanning two decades, sirjony ive designed the imac, ipod and iphone — helping apple to becomebusiness — its first client is expected to be apple. demolition teams have blown up what remains of a motorway bridge in the italian city of genoa, nearly a year after it partially collapsed, killing 43 people. high explosives were used in the demolition, after thousands of residents who live nearby had been evacuated from their homes. james reynolds reports. at nine o'clock this morning, 6enoa got ready to bring down the remains of the morandi bridge. there was a short delay because of reports that a man was found refusing to leave his home near the structure. officials sorted it out. water cannon were switched on, ready to catch the dust and then demolition experts pressed the button. it was all over in just a few seconds. the pile of dust covered the entire area. the operation was a success. translation: at 9:37am, the bridge came down. procedures have been strictly followed and plans are on track. oh, dear. italy is still recovering from the partial collapse of the bridge last summ

sirjony ive will set up his own venture called lovefrom." he said that lovefrom's first client would be apple. but it comes at a time when investors are worried about falling iphone sales. the danish billionaire family that controls the toy firm lego is buying merlin entertainments for £4.8 billion. it's the company that owns legoland as well as madame tussauds, the london eye, alton towers, and chessington world of adventures. merlin profits were hit by a drop in visitor numbers after a crash in 2015 at one of its alton towers rollercoasters. one of huawei's biggest rivals — nokia — has said the uk should be wary of using the chinese firm's equipment. the finnish company said huawei's telecoms kit had vulnerabilities that meant it posed a risk to 5g networks. it comes as the us is putting pressure on allies, including the uk, to bar the firm over security fears. the leaders of the 20 largest economies in the world, including theresa may, are all gathering in osaka, japan. the big economic story is the meeting between president trump of the

sirjony ive designed the imac, ipod and iphone during nearly 30 years with the firm. have unearthed the fossilised remains of an entirely new species of dinosaur. it is thought the animal lived around 90 million years ago in the south—west of the country. the paleontologists who discovered the remains say it is part of the the velociraptor and the tyrannosaurus rex family. this is such a good story. i love dinosaurs. the only problem with what we just saw there is we didn't see what it would have looked like. if it is part of the velociraptor and her anna soros rex family, it is the clause and the short arms. i don't know why i am impersonating a dinosaur. and big teeth. they all had big teeth. apart from the diplodocus. anyway, you didn't come here to talk about that. let's celebrate what an emphatic victory. for the first time, a senior england tea m for the first time, a senior england team has reached successive semifinals at three major tournaments. no other team has done that before at senior level for england, so they have made history already. they want to go

sirjony ive will set up his own venture called lovefrom.rom's first client would be apple. but it comes at a time when investors are worried about falling iphone sales. the danish billionaire family that controls the toy firm lego is buying merlin entertainments for £4.8 billion. it's the company that owns legoland as well as madame tussauds, the london eye, alton towers and chessington world of adventures. merlin profits were hit by a drop in visitor numbers after a crash in 2015 at one of its alton towers rollercoasters. nokia has distanced itself from comments its chief technology officer made about huawei in a bbc interview. marcus weldon said that the uk should be wary of using the chinese firm's equipment. he said that huawei's telecoms kit had vulnerabilities that meant it posed a risk to 5g networks. it comes as the us is putting pressure on allies, including the uk, to bar the firm over security fears. nokia said his comments did not reflect the compa ny‘s official position. international pride month is coming to a close for this y