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theo leggett sat down with the company's chief executive.ury brand, when you're about a luxury brand were talking about a brand that is touching the client in the soul. you may touch it with a car, racing, with a lifestyle. this is a luxury brand which is touching the core of the people. touching the core of the maple-— touching the core of the --eole. ., , ., , people. you will be developing can 'ust people. you will be developing can just -- _ people. you will be developing can just -- combustion - people. you will be developing canjust -- combustion engine| canjust —— combustion engine does, but here in the uk those cars will be banned from 2035. does that mean at some point in the future a large part of your range will be banned from the uk, they won't be sold here? we are taping _ uk, they won't be sold here? - are coping with variation on the countries we are operating income the reason we have three kind of propulsion scheme, the red, the hybrid, the electric, it has to cope with any regulation all of their wealth. for me and many oth

our business reporter theo leggett is here. warning, what to be not about thejob it is quite a warning, what to be not about the job cuts and where anyone can be affected. the worst affected areas _ anyone can be affected. the worst affected areas will _ anyone can be affected. the worst affected areas will be _ anyone can be affected. the worst affected areas will be the - anyone can be affected. the worst affected areas will be the areas i anyone can be affected. the worst affected areas will be the areas in| affected areas will be the areas in which vodafone has challenges at the moment, the uk where a group headquarters are but also european markets so germany we are just market, italy, and spain, the areas where markets are saturated and the consumer facing where markets are saturated and the consumerfacing businesses have not been doing terribly well. there are parts of the business doing quite well but those are across the african markets where that is growth so those are not likely to be affected byjob cuts, it will be

here's our global business correspondent theo leggett with all the details. co—founded by mike lynch, and 15 years later, it had grown into a darling of the uk tech sector and was snapped up by hewlett—packard in 2011 for about $11 billion. ts the time, everybody was very happy about it, but within a year, all the recriminations had started, and hp came out with an announcement where it said that the value of autonomy was much less than it had thought. it had to write about eight million dollars worth of its investment, and it had been misled about the state of autonomy�*s finances. so there has been wrangling is going on for years about this. we had a case last year when mike lynch was one of the defendants and he lost a case basically for a civil claim related to all of this. his former chief technical officer was jailed in the united states back in 2019. mike lynch has been consistently arguing he has done nothing wrong. he says that hp basically messed up its own finances, was a poorly performing company, and was using autonomy as a scapegoat. but he now

here's theo leggett, global business correspondent. this has been a long time rumbling on., explain the details.— around the world, give us more, explain the details. autonomy were set u- explain the details. autonomy were set un back — explain the details. autonomy were set un back in _ explain the details. autonomy were set up back in 1996, _ explain the details. autonomy were set up back in 1996, co-founded - explain the details. autonomy were set up back in 1996, co-founded by| set up back in 1996, co—founded by michael lynch, and 15 years later, it had been grown into a darling of the uk tech sector and was snapped up the uk tech sector and was snapped up by the uk tech sector and was snapped up by hewlett—packard in 2011 for about $11 billion. as the time, everybody was very happy about it, but within a year, or the recriminations had started, and hp came out with an announcement where it said that the value of the autonomy was much less. it had to write about eight million dollars worth of its investment, and it had to be misled about the state of autonomy�*s finance

company's �*performance has not been good enough�*. 0ur international business correspondent, theo leggett been getting wrong? the business simply hasn't been performing well enough and hasn't been for several years. vodafone is a very big company. it has operations across europe, it also has a significant operation in africa as well. but it is in the older markets, the european markets, where it has seen its profits stagnate or decline. it has been losing broadband subscribers in germany, its biggest market. it hasn't been living up to its own or investors expectations and that's why the chief executive has decided that change is urgently needed. she wants to strip away some of the fat in the company make it a bit leaner. in terms of where those job cuts are going to fall, that is quite key. it is going to be in europe and the uk and in the uk because the head office is here. there will be significantjob cuts. the company hasn't specified exactly where they are going to fall but we do understand that at least 500 are going to be here in the uk. the idea is that these will be functions tha

our business reporter theo leggett has more.to us about what we know about the job losses, talk to us about what we know about thejob losses, 11,000. vodafone is a large company with extensive operations across europe and africa and this is about one tenth of the workforce. they will be concentrated in the areas where vodafone has been struggling this principle in germany when we have been losing sales and also in the uk. the other not breaking down exactly what will go and we are but we understand the job losses will not be customer facing, behind the scenes jobs and the significant proportion of them will be at least several hundred in the uk. the company is not specifying precisely how many but it will be in the areas of the company has been struggling and failing to show any meaningful growth and that has been weighing on profits which have not been living up to expectations. we also heard from a pretty damning verdict on how the business was performing, revenue up but the performance just not good enough. to understand that

theo leggett has been speaking to ferrari's chief executive, benedetto vigna, a physicist and inventorompany. i think the essence of a ferrari is a luxury brand. you are talking about a brand that is touching the client in the soul. so you may touch it with a car, with racing, with lifestyle. it is a luxury brand thatis lifestyle. it is a luxury brand that is touching the core of the people. looking at the future, you have made it clear that ferraris will be electric cars. , , , . that ferraris will be electric cars. i, cars. hybrids and combustion enaine cars. hybrids and combustion engine vehicles. _ cars. hybrids and combustion engine vehicles. one - cars. hybrids and combustion engine vehicles. one of - cars. hybrids and combustion engine vehicles. one of fully| engine vehicles. one of fully embracing an electric car future as other manufacturers are? i future as other manufacturers are? ., �* ., ., , are? i don't want to be arrogant _ are? i don't want to be arrogant and _ are? i don't want to be arrogant and impose . are? i don't want to be arrogant and impose a | are? i don't wa