load welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us j.p. morgan chase is moving 200000000000 euros from the united kingdom to frankfurt as a result of brags that the shift will make it the 6th largest bank in germany based on assets announcement comes as britain and the e.u. continue to informal talks in a post breaks a trade deal with the mid october deadline looming many u.k. based banks are concerned they won't retain past bring rights and trade deal j.p. morgan also informing 200 london staffers they may need to move to european cities including frankfurt paris along and madrid. right let's go to our financial correspondent chelsea delaney for more on this she joins me from frankfurt chelsea good morning what's prompting this move exactly. obviously bracks that is the main driver of this so a lot of a lot of international banks are facing a significant amount of uncertainty now due to the exit situation so right now a lot of banks can can basically operate interchangeably between europe and the u.k. but after the exit period expires aft

low and welcome to. 19 special i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us a chinahas seen both failures and successes in its response to a pandemic began within its own borders beijing's official narrative that collects those early missteps it's a story line that's being firmly embraced at home tiananmen square in the heart of the chinese capital beijing the national museum looms large. dingly has come here with a grandchild my. the art is classic socialist real ism that honors front line workers during the pandemic my is a little shy as she poses for pictures with the heroes in the fight against the coronavirus. the theme of the exhibition. unity is strength. or the exhibition brought tears to my eyes i love my country and the party leadership. without the communist party leadership this enormous challenge will not be overcome to keep that in the kins you that. the artwork leaves little room for interpretation the message is clear under communist leadership china has managed to contain the virus. front and center and yet somehow relegated to the sidelines the name

road welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us kenya is considered a pioneer in the effort to move away from plastics introducing strict measures against plastic bags and single use plastics in 2017 now it appears the petro chemical industry would like to change that an industry lobby group has reportedly asked the u.s. to push for a reopening of the african plastics market as part of broader trade negotiations between the u.s. and kenya. in kenya only old landfills a reminder of the time when plastic bags were still in use after the country bombed plastic bags 3 years ago their only reusable bags for sale in the supermarkets today a role model for the rest of africa. but not everyone is happy as kenya negotiates a new trade deal with the united states the american chemistry council lobby group wants to use the talks to scrap the buy an export plastics to the east african country again. greenpeace warns that the country's achievements in protecting the environment are in danger this deal will have consequences in terms of limbo rental pollution becau

tension online power struggle well let's get more on this dispute and speak to my colleague stephen beardsley who joins me in the studio it's lovely to have you on stephen so tell us how these developers supposed to compete with a company with a market capitalization of 2 trillion dollars yeah doesn't really seem like a fair fight from the beginning i do think they have a case though public sentiment is tipping against tech companies and as we see more and more studies and as we see more and more and it goes on as we learn more about how tech companies sit upon so many different aspects of a market and how by doing so they can control things to their advantage and they can sort of box our competitors then i think we're going to see that more and more companies will join in i think we're going to see that public sentiment will continue to up the question is who is it that brings a challenge against these companies it can be governments like we've seen here in europe they've been very proactive against google against facebook against amazon it could be consumer groups or can also be companies i

globe of the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us french luxury goods company l v m h abandoned at 60. $1000000000.00 agreement to acquire the famed new york jeweler tiffany saying wednesday that the french government had ordered to break the deal reuters now reporting that the french government says it merely advised the company to delay the purchase until january citing the current u.s. threat to tax for its goods the acquisition was supposed to happen by august 24th the coronavirus however has undermined the luxury sector making a deal less attractive to l b m h. all right our financial correspondent in new york will help us make sense of this mess good to see you there. with this decision come from do we have any clarity on this well i mean this is really a wild and crazy story unfolding here what we do know is that l b m h a received a letter from the french government and there the french government obviously hinted that buying tiffany's by not be a good idea so we heard from their is chief financial officer of h. im here that they have no choice but to b

for coming up next is china cutting down on europeans doing business there stephen beardsley has more on business. my 1st buy cycle mosul sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this notion for. something as simple as learning how to write a bicep those is and. since i was a good i wanted to take the loss of my home and it took me years to manipulate. finally they gave up invented by me and i say this but returns with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreates for goods than writing advice as no i wanted to reach out to those woman back home who had bones by the duties and social rules and informed them of oded basic rights my name is the about of people and they were. european companies complain about bullying from beijing they say officials are refusing to let many of their executives and staff back in the china for work after being expelled when the pandemic broke out. also show that the mobility race heats up the cio what else is another major electric vehicle partnership this time. with a start up nicola. and zoom google meet how about google's open

s 1st big trade deal that is with japan stephen beardsley has the details coming up on t.v. business don't go away. beethoven chose to dig deep to do. to keep the. many romance of stolen beethoven. of course a sort of conscious always. with the biggest composer of all time i can't begin to imagine a world class horn player several weeks on a musical journey of discovery. with alfred. stuart september 16th t w. u k signs its 1st major trade agreement after brags that london says its deal with japan's strong start critics of britain didn't get much more than what it had under the e.u. . also on the show marie shows are still cleaning up from an oil spill from the ground the tanker the japanese company the charter the vessel itself opening its wallet. and it's known for its lavish tales of romance now nollywood endures a real life drama as the pandemic. the industry. good welcome to the show i'm stephen beers in berlin it's good to have you with us britain has reached its 1st major post trade deal with japan it's supposed to be implemented on the 1st day of next year and the u.

is coming up next is china clamping down on europeans doing business there stephen beardsley has more ended up your business stay tuned. every day comes for us and for our planet. the idea is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities streamer how can we protect animals and their habitats what should you could no longer wish to. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over de forest to show recycling in her disposable push for a new solution superstring said you know. earth is truly unique and we know that their uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive good why do you oppose the apartment to soon to global 3000 on t w i know most. european companies complain about bullying from beijing they say officials are refusing to let many of their executives and staff back into china for work after being expelled when the pandemic broke out. also show the email below the race heats up to g.m. but else is another major electric vehicle partnership this time with a start up nicola. and zoom google meets how about google's though can use own web based video

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low and welcome to georgia 19 special i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us a china has seen both failures and successes and its response to a pandemic began within its own borders beijing's official narrative neglects those early missteps it's a story line that's being firmly embraced at home. tiananmen square in the heart of the chinese capital beijing the national museum looms large. dingley has come here with their grandchild my. the art is classic socialist real ism that honors front line workers during the pandemic my is a little shy as she poses for pictures with the heroes in the fight against the coronavirus. the theme of the exhibition unity is strength. the exhibition brought tears to my eyes. i love my country and the party leadership. without the communist party leadership this enormous challenge will not be overcome to keep that in the genes you that. the artwork leaves little room for interpretation the message is clear under communist leadership china has managed to contain the virus. front and center and yet somehow relegated to the sidelines t

welcome said georgia bellows kovan 1000 special i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us and we begin with a look at brazil where a lack of government response has devastated the most. vulnerable groups in particular those living paycheck to paycheck often in the informal economy left to try and fill the gap or community groups people. people angry angry about president also narrows right wing politics about exclusion and racism about the many cobbett 19 deaths and about the fact that nothing is being done about it in this country the protests are led by alto football fans of the corrent in football. there was nothing was. every saturday the fans cook meals to help the poorest people those who have been hit hard by the pandemic today alone they will distribute 1000 meals on the city streets they deliver the food packages in their private cars they head for the center of sao paolo in a convoy. of yours. for these homeless people the free meal is a blessing with its rice past and sausage they have only been homeless for a few weeks they could no longer pay their ren

hello and welcome to the 19th special i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us a china has seen both failures and successes and its response to a pandemic began within its own borders beijing's official narrative neglects those early missteps it's a story line that's being firmly embraced at home. tiananmen square in the heart of the chinese capital beijing the national museum looms large. dingly has come here with their grandchild my. the art is classic socialist realism that honors front line workers during the pandemic my is a little shy as she poses for pictures with the heroes in the fight against the coronavirus. the theme of the exhibition. unity is strength. or. the exhibition brought tears to my eyes i love my country and the party leadership. without the communist party leadership this enormous challenge will not be overcome to keep that in the teens you that. the artwork leaves little room for interpretation the message is clear under communist leadership china has managed to contain the virus. front and center and yet somehow relegated to the sidelines

and i'm joined in the studio by businesses stephen beardsley welcome to the program so what's behind this from google. so basically google is saying that it wants to clarify its rules that basically it hasn't been forcing these rules are already been set up it's very nice way of saying all right it's time for us to start doing this it's time for you to start listening and really what it comes down to is as you mentioned spotify companies like spotify and netflix companies that have been taking their app users to their websites to make purchases instead of going through the the app itself and google's payment system or in the case of apple apple's payment systems and so google is saying look it's time for this to change we're going to give you a year to put in place and this comes as apple's also been trying to be a bit more forceful and as it's been responding to some complaints by app developers against this 30 percent cut that's really what it comes down to this 30 percent cut we should mention that goes on a 15 percent after one year of an app use but everyone's focused on a big n

the welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us j.p. morgan chase is moving 200000000000 euros from the united kingdom to frankfurt as a result of brags that the shift will make it the 6th largest bank in germany based on assets the announcement comes as britain and the e.u. continue to informal talks in a post present trade deal with mid october deadline looming many u.k. based banks are concerned they won't retain past working rights in a trade deal j.p. morgan also informing 200 london staffers they may need to move to european cities including frankfurt paris iran and madrid. all right let's go to our financial correspondent chelsea delaney for more on this she joins me from frankfurt chelsea good morning what's prompting this move exactly. well obviously breck's that is the main driver of this so a lot of a lot of international banks are facing a significant amount of uncertainty now due to the exit situation so right now a lot of banks can can basically operate interchangeably between europe and the u.k. but after the brics that p

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slow walk the show i'm stephen beardsley n.p.r. lead it's good to have you with us french luxury goods company l v m h abandoned its 16000000000 dollar agreement to acquire the famed new york jeweler tiffany saying wednesday that the french government had ordered to break the deal. reuters now reporting that the french government says it merely advised the company to delay the purchase until january citing the current u.s. threat to tax french goods the acquisition was supposed to happen by august 24th the coronavirus however has undermined the luxury sector making a deal less attractive to l.v. n.h. . all right our financial correspondent in new york will help us make sense of this mess good to see you there. with this decision come from do we have any clarity on this well i mean this is really a wild and crazy story unfolding here what we do know is that l.v. m.h.a received a letter from the french government and their french government obviously hinted that buying tiffany's by not be a good idea so we heard from their is chief f

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glowed welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us britain has reached its 1st major post brags a trade deal with japan it's supposed to be implemented on the 1st day of next year and the u.k. government says that the deal voids high tariffs on exports in japan like textiles and food items on the japanese side car manufacturers like nissan should see reduced tariffs on parts going into the u.k. and a streamlined regulatory process trade between the 2 nations a bounce around $20000000000.00. now earlier we asked our financial correspondent conrad boozman what he makes of the deal at least in terms of publicity this trade deal between the u.k. and japan is a success will it be a success in terms of economic impact in terms of economic scale this remains to be seen of course the government in london insists that the situation of business is in the u.k. will be much better. future then the current free trade agreement between the european union and japan but during the negotiations with london the government in tokyo was very keen to show and to make

to show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us warner brothers is postponing the release of one wonder woman 1984 until christmas day as the pandemic puts theater ticket sales in question movie studios continue to reshuffle release dates as they wait the return of theater crowds one of brothers releases recently released another blockbuster tenet in theaters where it's made more than $150000000.00 worldwide so far. disney meanwhile released its summer blockbuster molon as a $30.00 video on demand on its streaming service in the u.s. before taking it to chinese theaters this weekend. all right for more on this let's go to our financial correspondent in new york yen scored a yens warner brothers took an experiment with tenants it released in theaters is choosing not to do that with wonder woman didn't learn a lesson there well specially in the united states attendant as far as sightseeing did not do as good as expected and now a wonder woman as you mention there will be postponed and the movie a wonder woman if i saw correctly roughly cost about $200000000.00 not in

welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us warner brothers is postponing the release of one wonder woman 1984 until christmas day as the pandemic puts theater ticket sales in question movie studios continue to reshuffle release dates as they wait the return of the theater crowds warner brothers release recently released another blockbuster tenet in theaters where it's made more than $150000000.00 worldwide so far disney meanwhile released its summer blockbuster molon as a $30.00 video on demand on its streaming service in the u.s. before taking it to chinese theaters this weekend. all right for more on this let's go to our financial correspondent in new york against korda yens warner brothers took an experiment with tenants it released in theaters is choosing not to do that with wonder woman didn't learn a lesson there world especially in the united states attendant as far as sightseeing did not do as good as expected and now a wonder woman as you mention there will be postponed and the movie wonder woman if i saw correctly roughly cost about $2

the pandemic has turned vacations into staycation so who has benefited from that turnaround stephen beardsley has more on your business stay tuned. i'm secure in the volume or target and in the end this for me you are not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were clients of. what's your story ready. i'm working on was a women especially. victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this new culture. not even a turn off and yet you want to become a citizen. in so migrants your platform for reliable information. kenya was a pioneer in the plastics free movement of could be pressured to change course some fair trade talks with the u.s. could open the door to more plastic waste. and that's not the only pressure facing kenya also on the show will look at the country's efforts to build out its mobile networks all navigating a dispute over network suppliers like wall way. and the pandemic is giving harvey holiday's a powerful tailwinds look at the trend toward staycation and booking the hotel on

global welcome to the show and stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us billions of euros hundreds of kilometers of deep sea construction participation from firms across europe the nord stream to pipeline is a massive undertaking to bring russian gas to european markets via germany but the project's political and environmental ramifications have split berlin for many of its allies now after the poisoning of russia opposition leader alexander to vali berlin 2 appears to be questioning the fate of the project. the vast north rim to project has already cost 8000000000 euros german chancellor angela merkel has been a loyal defender of the project even as political ties between moscow and berlin have deteriorated german industry is heavily invested in the project as are other european allies that's what made the government response to a question about the fate of nord stream so remarkable. and a chance or also believes that it's wrong to rule anything out for german opposition party the greens stopping the pipeline is about more than russia. is a pipeline pipeline is divi

global welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin it's good to have you with us billions of euros hundreds of kilometers of deep sea construction participation from firms across europe the north stream to pipeline is a massive undertaking to bring russian gas to european markets via germany but the project's political and environmental ramifications have split berlin for many of its allies now after the poisoning of russia opposition leader alexander to volley berlin 2 appears to be questioning the fate of the project. the fast north rim to project has already cost 8000000000 euros german chancellor angela merkel has been a loyal defender of the project even as political ties between moscow and berlin up deteriorated german industry is heavily invested in the project as are other european allies that's what made the government response to a question about the fate of nord stream so remarkable. and a chance or also believes that it's wrong to rule anything out for german opposition party the greens stopping the pipeline is about more than russia. there's a pipeline by this pi