[no audio] annette: that was stephen carroll with today's business news. time for our press reviews. let's take a look at what's making headlines around the world. ,hat's a start with pakistan ahead of tomorrow's key election. >> pitting three men againinst eaeach other. you have imran khan, the former regular, the pakistan muslim league leader, the brother of the former prime minister, and bhutto zardari, the son of the late benazir bhutto. you can see the pakistani daily dawn says it's shaping up to be a tight race. a lot of undecided as the voters mold their options. by the by, imran khan is hoping to avoid his 20-year-old election losing streak. annette: and it's notable for its representation of minorities? >> we found think news, lgbt news, and lgbt news site, homosexuality is illegal but it has guaranteed basic rights for transgender citizens, recognizing a third gender. now, one of those candidates has a pretty harrowing or a. she talks about being the survivor of an acid attack, being forced to leave home at 13 and assaulted by relatives, she now

and joined in the studio by stephen carroll. are starting out with the death of the former process fee up chrysler -- former ceo of fiat chrysler. reporter: the 66-year-old died after publications from surgery. he announced he would not return to the company after that surgery. he had overseen fiat takeover of chrysler in 2009 and successfully spun off the ferrari brand into a separate company. estate of saying the best way to honor his memory was to build on his legacy as a company. next to the u.s. come over the eu commission president will be meeting withth president trump later. reporter: the tone of the meeting has been set by president trump on twitter. he's said that terrorists are great -- he's said that tariffs are great. they will try to talk him out of ,mposing new tariffs on cars saying they should drop all barriers and subsidies. germany's car industry represents the body has welcomed these talks >> -- these talks. reporter: it is a very good thing the president of the european commission is in t the united states a

stephen carroll joins the. we are going to start in pakistan where it is reported where the company is seeking a fresh bailout from the imf. stephen: plans being drawn for the new prime minister to seek the largest ever rescue package from the imf. local media reporting the country has secured a loan of $2 billion from china. that is adding two expectations of an imf deal to come. any agreement would limit the new leaders pledged increased public spending. although pakistan economy is projected by the imf to grow by 5% this year, it is running a budget deficit. 10 days ago, the central bank said it only had $9 billion left in for its -- foreign-currency reverse, prompting a move for sinking finance elsewhere. >> in spain, taxi unions meeting with officials today and talking about ride sharing apps. stephen: they met in barcelona and madrid. drivers want government to restrict the number of licenses given for companies like uber. this is the latest excavation over -- escalation about industry that is growing. boo