i wa nt to before vodafone launches injuly. i want to talk to you about the role of vodafone.sophisticated radio access network technology that is required for rolling out 5g. if the uk government had decided not to allow huawei equipment to be used in the radio access network, we would not be seeing these launches. the radio access network, we would not be seeing these launchesm the radio access network, we would not be seeing these launches. is it a bit ofa not be seeing these launches. is it a bit of a gamble though, because politics changes, if the uk government comes under more pressure and decides to say we can't use huawei, that is going to set the whole 5g project back, isn't it? huawei, that is going to set the whole 56 project back, isn't mm would set it back enormously. we think it would set it back by at least 12—24 months. it would also increase the equipment prices because it would be an incredibly less competitive market. they would be delays, higher prices for the operators and ultimately higher prices for consumers. thank you very much. simon, back to you. the

caroline: what is interesting is vodafone's response. had huawei's response, where they say there was no truth to the suggestion that huawei concealed backdoors in its equipment. but vodafone having found these weaknesses, having to ask repeatedly huawei to fix them -- they are still using huawei. they are still integrated in their 4g and they are still not asking for them to be banned. why? joshua: this is an interesting part about the politics of huawei. vodafone knew about this and continues to work with huawei, is not pushing for huawei to be banned. the fact is that huawei provides products at a cheaper price point. even if you do not want to buy from huawei, it allows you to get a cheaper price from another company. the carriers are really kind of -- they're torn about how they feel about huawei. caroline: when they have to build out the 5g infrastructure, having to tear up your 4g, that would be very difficult. great to get your expertise on this story. joshua, thank you. alphabet has tumbled the most in seven years in its share p

and voted found found they were not removed -- vodafone found they were not removed. >> a blockbuster at the block office -- box office with avengers in gain setting new records earning $1.2 billion, the first film to make a billion dollars in just three days. it took a $330 million china, setting records there and domestically in the u.s. what is behind this -- these mega-numbers? a 22 moviethe end of franchise disney has been building up over a decade and the expectations behind it, they created compelling characters, that will be the last of this franchise. i would be surprised if we did marvel features and disney has a star wars film later this year. a good time for bob iger, the ceo. >> commodities in the red, oil falling as much as 4.2% to a one-month low. is this a supply or demand issue? >> at one point the oil prices were down and the u.s. benchmark was down more than 4%, if it held, what have been the biggest drop this year. administration has continually said the u.s. will help offset the end of the iran sanctions and today we see the effects of what is happening in terms o

vodafone has dismissed reports, over buying huawei equipped.are have the ability to obtain unauthorised access to italian homes and businesses however vodafone responded by saying bloomberg's report was incorrect. good news for the philippine economy after standard and poor‘s raise the countrycredit rating two triple b plus and that is the highest rating the philippines has ever achieved a means it's now two levels above minimum investment ratings. standard and poor said constant economic growth was the main reason behind this upgrade. let's have a quick look at the markets, most of them are closed. the all ordinaries index currently at 6451. thank you for investing your time with us. this is bbc news the top stories this hour. tens of thousands of venezuela ns have ta ken to the streets following an appeal by the opposition leader, juan guaido, to topple president maduro. a new era begins injapan. celebrations are underway — as naruhito becomes the new emperor. police have started a new criminal investigation into the deaths of hundreds of pat

according to the documents, vodafone confronted huawei and asked them to remove the backdoors.agreed to remove them, but vodafone found with further testing they were not removed. >> a blockbuster weekend at the box office with "avengers: endgame" setting new records, earning $1.2 billion, the first film to make a billion dollars in just three days. it took $330 million in china, setting records there and domestically in the u.s. what is behind these mega-numbers? $1.2 billion. we have never seen anything like it. >> this is the end of a 22-movie franchise disney has been building up over a decade and the expectations behind it, they created compelling characters, captain america, the incredible hulk, and that will be the last of this franchise. i would be surprised if we did not see more marble films in the future, and disney has a "star wars" film later this year. so a lot coming for disney. a good time for bob iger, the ceo. >> commodities are in the red today. oil falling as much as 4.2% to a one-month low. is this a supply issue or more of a demand issue? >> what we saw to

telecoms rights up at the top as well news from vodafone we had weaker earnings today in the last couple of days if you haven't been watching you auto tilts closely, many have been guiding to the same message. it's not just energy we also had eon and centrica warning of a weaker environment. for the most part we were trading in the red you can see the nikkei is down .6%. koch pi, the only one margin in the grown, but all eyes on the effects of the china tariff retaliation has had on chinese equities you can see the shanghai composite down .7% it's an interesting session because things started off very weak and then it looked as though there was some support coming into the market, but overall we've ended the day a little weaker as well. the hang seng index in hong kong also down 1.4% still markets gripped by nervousness ahead of the tit for tat war. we keep saying this over and over again, we need to figure out what the u.s. will do with auto tariffs as well, and there was some -- finally, quick look at u.s. futures. we talked about the weak close yesterday, but, again, because sentiment

bayer vodafone reporting today.ancials, staples, industrials, consumer discretionary, many in positive territory. matt, individual movers? matt: i am still waiting for bayer to open. it hasn't opened yet. but what i see in individual movers on the screen right now, losers, sos, 127 winners today. the big gainers, airbus right at the top gaining 2.3% this morning. airbus a bigger gainer, in points and size. two of thed roche, biggest on the stoxx 600, rising this morning helping to boost the index.- allianz out with earnings that beat estimates, rising right now 0.2% -- 0.6%. decent sized company, 83 billion euro market cap. vodafone on the downside. down at the moment 1.5%. notr popping up as a loss, as bad as what we saw on tradegate, but down 5% still after a judge awarded two plaintiffs $2 billion in roundup suit, saying it caused the cancer they had. after the for bayer, $63 billion purchase of monsanto. anna: let's talk about the big picture and where we are. european equity markets opening higher, u.s. futures

the computers, and potentially the wider vodafone network.nted while white and ask them to remove the backdoors. they agreed to remove them, but vodafone found with further testing that they were not removed. ♪ a blockbuster weekend at the box: office with endgame" earning $1.2 billion, the first to earn that much in three days. it said records both in china and domestically in the u.s. what is behind these mega numbers? we have never seen anything like it. >> this is the end of a 22 movie franchise they building up over a decade. it has this expectation behind it to create these compelling man,cters, iron captain america. i would be very surprised if we didn't see more marvel films in the future, but with that new "star wars" film, there's a lot coming to disney. a good time for bob iger. ♪ >> commodities are in the red today, oil falling as much as 4.2%. is this a supply issue or a demand issue? >> what we saw today was -- oil prices were down more than 4%, which if it held, would have been the biggest drop so far this year. administration

nejra: i am still look vodafone.meantime, let me bring you numbers from to keita. -- takeda. it sees operating loss at ¥193 billion. operatingsurprise loss for to keita. .- takeda it sees its full-year dividend at ¥180. before i get back to you let me take a look at equity futures. i am still waiting for numbers from vodafone. i will bring you those as they come through. futures on the front foot after equities declined. what is interesting as we saw diversions between u.s. and european futures. will this be a clear indicator of what actually happened in the session? u.s. equities drop more than 2% yesterday, but futures bouncing back. investors trying -- starting to get more optimistic we will see a deal eventually. we could see talks with xi jinping is what president trump has said. he seems to be optimistic about those. let's look at the bond markets. we broke the 240 level on the government bonds. rate cut bynts of a the beginning of january next year. there has been trade out there for more than three rate cuts.

media outlets say they saw vodafone's confidential security report with their own eyes and it tells a different story a social media lawyer we spoke to suspects bloomberg report is politically motivated. a bug. is always important to a bomb. only to be unable. to be able to so. it will be quite unusual or. not mostly of a bug there is probably a. trade war between. these all those who are. suddenly. on board. which is of course an american completely then there have been some really. nice now i'll be back at the top of the hour with more updates please stay with the stove on r.t. international for going underground and a documentary called incarcerating us on our team u.k. . join me every thursday on the all excitement show and i'll be speaking to us in the world of politics sports business i'm sure business i'll see you there. time after time said welcome to a brand new season of going on the ground back on international workers day coming up on the show from hundreds of thousands killed by british backed bombs in yemen to tens of thousands dying due to british backed sanctions on ve

ahead on the program british telecom's giant vodafone refutes yet more claims that weiwei technology could secretly spying on customers. you know world big partisan movies a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. who. just coming up to twenty minutes into the program welcome back the washington post newspaper is warning american journalists to act responsibly with information leaks the spy previously resorting to using such sources itself and explains why so-called weaponized. sources are freely in use. with the twenty twenty presidential elections set to start dominating our headlines pretty soon the media is running crisis protocols in case wiki leaks gets back up to its old tricks so should sensitive or insider information be published what if it has an impact on t

of vodafone australia inaki baroda a laci expressly irritated calling the a.c.c. c.s. move quote a very surprising decision and a very surprising way it was communicated the regulator said a merger would have reduced innovation and increased prices for consumers a c.c.c. chair rod sims said the proposed merger between t.v. and vodafone is likely to be substantially less than the competition and supply of mobile services because a proposed merger would preclude t.p.t. entering as the fourth mobile network operator in australia. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return deutsche bank is back in the hot seat as it can face fire from shareholders over its recent scandals correspondent alex mail and its takes us through what the bank may be facing just a few weeks after the collapse of its major merger plus bad news for a major change has been hacked forty million dollars worth of. cuts are currently at less than one doesn't delve into the details of the hike and what this could mean for declining market. and as we get a break here the numbers at the c

nmarie was mentioning vodafone cutting its dividend for the first time.mers like to hear -- investors like to hear. >> what are the costs of 5g? you have to buy spectrum. you have to roll up networks. a lot of these operators of multi-your existing price agreements in place. you got to get your handsets into the consumers' hands. they will be expensive handsets and expensive devices. the costs of 5g will be significant. hope is from an operating perspective you can sustain pricing or improve pricing and therefore drive higher and improve returns. telcos in u.k. mobile are very low given the cost. matt: let's talk about the huawei aspect of this. i know at least in berlin, there is a lot of noise about deutsche telekom having built its 4g network with huawei components, so they feel they have to build their 5g network with huawei components or they may have to tear down everything and start fresh with a new supplier. is that the case? >> there are a lot of moving parts. huawei is good. it is the most advanced from the 5g perspective. you want to have it in

manufacturers by chinese company huawei as vodafone looks to roll out its 5 g. network across the u.k. from july the 3rd however the u.k. government stance on qual way seems a little bit of and officials are not ruling out working with the chinese company despite numerous attempts by the u.s. to persuade the u.k. to shun wah its equipment over security concerns while on choose stay the u.k.'s position was forced by foreign secretary jeremy hunt we as a government are going through the process of making an assessment to what extent if at all we are able to use while wait kit we couldn't stop the growth of china if we wanted to so we need to find a way of living alongside this big new power in the world while hans also said the u.k. needs to avoid an unnecessary cold war with beijing adding that china is here to stay as a major economic power whether you like it or not while at the end of last month prime minister tories and they agreed to give huawei access to the u.k.'s new 5 g. network that over the past few months washington has been trying hard to pressure it

mobile carriers vodafone drop while away devices from their 5 g. network both carriers were set to include weiwei but given the u.s. is government ban was always future looks uncertain while way runs on android outside of china but the ban prevents us from buying u.s. goods including the crucial android license this throws how future software updates will work and whether it will have access to the google app store into question both carriers refuse to launch the product until they can assure customers of long term usability holloway is not without options in spite of the ban as the 2nd largest phone maker in the world qualities sheer size could create the one true competitor to us and drive as amazon had previously demonstrated with kendall building an android work devoid of google is entirely possible and with its millions of loyal fans all over the world holloway may realize that google isn't essential or even sun troll to the android experience on their phone. shows and qualcomm have been severely depressed following news they cannot do busines

vodafone think they are the moment.ey are the best in the business for making the best in the business for making the base stations. it is interesting that theresa may is now looking both ways. she is looking at the huge advance that cha na ways. she is looking at the huge advance that chana is making. it is going to be the largest economy in the world shortly. and looking at what we have called previously the special relationship, but i don't think it has huge meaning now. and there is every sign that donald trump may a second term and continue the fake trade war he is having with china and we are going to get stuck in the middle. and yet if it becomes a him or us question certainly the uk cannot choose china, can they? no, greg is right. it is a commercial decision, but you have the security concerns part of the five eyes. and if all those countries decide that china, that huawei is not the way to go because of security concerns, and that is what is going to put the pressure on theresa may or her successor, whoever th

peter all of the reporting there from berlin that major british telecoms firm vodafone has confirmed it is going to use equipment provided by china's huawei as it looks to roll out his 5 g. network across the u.k. by july and the k.'s foreign secretary jeremy hunt has refused to rule out allowing the chinese telecoms giant to operate in britain adding that london does not want any confrontation though with china. we as a government are going through the process of making an assessment to what extent if at all we are able to use while we kids we couldn't stop the growth of china if we wanted to so we need to find a way of living alongside this big new power in the world for this come to spite continued warnings regarding any cooperation with huawei made by us. top officials washington is trying hard to persuade its allies to shun equipment produced by the chinese telecom giant accusing it of espionage on behalf of beijing. as a matter of chinese law the chinese government can rightly demand access to data flowing through one way and c.t.e. systems why would anyone grant such to our tr

vodafone was the uk's worst mobile network provider for the 8th year in a row according to survey from vodafone issued a statement apologising to customers, saying "we are working hard to understand the issue and what more we can do." virtual network provider giffgaff came top. tesla has reported a loss of over £500 million for the first three months of the year. it is also opening an investigation after this video appearing to show a model s vehicle exploding in shanghai was shared on a chinese social platform weibo. and finally a trio of autonomous robots are floating in a most peculiar way, doing astronauts‘ chores in space. meet honey, queen and bumble — these are astrobees, spent to the international space station where they will be busy — i bet they wish they were up there with buzz aldrin. the year is 2040. welcome to moon valley, the newest city in the universe. home to 1000 people — builders, engineers, farmers, doctors — and every year, over 10,000 more come to visit. sounds great, doesn't it? which leaves me with just one important question. how on earth did we get here? moo

restrictions against the chinese company earlier britain's vodafone announced their own measures to distance themselves from the chinese tech giant while u.k. chip designer arm says it will suspend all ties last week the u.s. blacklisted weiwei citing national security concerns chinese president xi jinping has been touring rare earth minerals factories in china the trip is being seen seen as a message to washington as the next possible front in the china u.s. trade war where earth elements are key to a variety of products including smartphones electric car engines and military equipment it's believed china controls as much as 85 percent of the rare earth sector globally adrian brown has more from beijing. it is not what president xi jinping is saying right now that's interesting it's what he's been doing for the past few days he's been touring central china and earlier this week he visited junk c. province to go to a rare earths mine now china at the moment controls about 90 percent of the world's supply of rare earths one of the country's exports to the united states but so far the trumpet

british companies even vodafone are the latest to distance themselves from the u.k. chip designer and will suspend all ties with the chinese firm so i guess i was more . the british based chip designer a.r.m. whose products power purse ss from chip makers to companies such as apple has said that it was now a blocking war way from accessing its technology now the move comes after a u.s. government ban on the chinese firm a.r.m. employees have now been told to cease all active contracts as well as any pending engagements may comes after the u.s. put away in a list of companies that u.s. firms are banned from doing business with another reason because of of a arms decision is because some of its designs contain technology which originate in the united states and now as a result because of this it is one of the latest in a series of com of companies around the world that have partnerships with. with huawei that are now seeking to distance themselves from the chinese firm for example on wednesday to telecoms companies vodafone and the u.k.'s largest mobile operator have s

limited parts of 6 cities including london birmingham and belfast with 10 more lined up to follow vodafone is expected to begin its own 5 g. network rollout next month the 5 g. standard offers almost instantaneous data transfer its condition for internet 4.0 which will handle strategic sectors like energy transport banking and health care. and that's it for me in the business team i'm saving thanks for watching. people who for information. that the peons want to express don't want facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. we can start rewriting the software of sample bacterial cells. were not created life grabs we're rewriting the program for all the software or read all of herself we can redesign the veil will have different properties i don't have a clue we're a little bit inclined to changing the a bit o. as a top of the approved would give us better person. so the of using fossil fuel . to bake class for. good to have wide borders of something the size of the molecules of the right or. left we're just learning this is going to feel. these are the 1st pictures i ever took a few. whe

british companies vodafone of also distance themselves from hallway. explains. the british based chip designer whose products power purse esas from chip makers to companies such as apple has said that it was now a blocking war way from accessing its technology now the move comes after a u.s. government ban on the chinese firm a.r.m. employees have now been told to cease all active contracts as well as any pending engagements may comes after the u.s. put away in a list of companies that u.s. firms are banned from doing business with another reason because of a arms decision is because some of its designs contain technology which originate in the united states and now as a result because of this it is one of the latest in a series of com of companies around the world that have partnerships with. while way that and are seeking to distance themselves from the chinese firm for example on wednesday to telecoms companies vodafone and the u.k.'s largest mobile operator have said that they are suspending the pre order of away 5 g. handsets now while while way has reacted

limited parts of 6 cities including london birmingham and belfast with 10 more lined up to follow vodafone is expected to begin its own 5 g. network rollout next month the 5 g. standard offers almost instantaneous data transfer its condition for internet 4.0 which will handle strategic sectors like energy transport banking and healthcare. and that's it for me in the business team i'm stephen beard thanks for watching. i'm not laughing at the joke i just sometimes i am but most and laughing with the. germans thinks deep into the german culture of looking at stereotypes but in your sink this is a country that i doubt i. needed to take for this drama. you know it's all about. new i'm rachel join me to make the german fun d.w. post fake hair and real stories. where i come from a lot of women who like me have fake hair sometimes the hair style takes up to 2 and. it's a lot of time that needs to be filled so people at the salon talk about what's happening in their lives and i became a journalist to be a storyteller and i always want to find those real authentic stories from everyday people who h

limited parts of 6 cities including london birmingham and belfast with 10 more lined up to follow vodafone is expected to begin its own 5 g. network rollout next month the 5 g. standard offers almost instantaneous data transfer its condition for internet 4.0 which will handle strategic sectors like energy transport banking and healthcare. and that's it for me in the business team i'm stephen beard thanks for watching. cut. to the conflict zone with tim sebastian closes in the european parliament elections have shaken off the comes in those politics i guess lose me here in stucco goes to so many feet a memory a collapsible some socks and so recent great i'm the founder coakley european peoples posse what did she on the party. conflict sophie in 60 minutes come off the from. the from her 1st day at school in the jungle. first listen to. expand doris crane the moment arrives. join the ring to tango on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. coming in tame returns home on d w dot com. rock n roll. com dot com. by. same thing with contempt by the church. i know that evil fe

cyber security official to discuss the risks of we made by our way this comes after vodafone said it had found security back doors in the chinese companies equipment. trade negotiators from the u.s. and china resume talks to end the tariff war washington wants to roll back industry development plans says a based in part on stolen technology even the new shift in the u.s. treasury secretary says both sides are close to an agreement. and apple's first quarter profits fell sixteen percent. as sales numbers for i phones dropped sharply the american take time expects i phone sales to stabilize in china results from services like music streaming work better than expected. the future's bright sounds great from mark zuckerberg the c.e.o. of facebook he has many in the tech sector scratching their heads the annual f eight conference the social media giant announced its latest reinvention of itself it's all about privacy an entirely new direction for facebook dogged by privacy scandals the social media company is about to restructure its platform to be more private and protect its customer sta

vodafone ee and launching huawei. james: the escalating tension between the u.s. and china has unnerved investors. it has investors worried. tell us about that. >> investors are worried thehe u.s. trade battle is morphing into a technological cold war.r. asian shares dropped this morning withth chinese sharess leading the declcline. the sesellout is intensifying in europe. all major indices were down over 1% at midday. regulators around the world are meeting in the u.s. to talk about boeing 737 planes. max planes. >> offfficials are meeting w wih the u.s. f federal aviation ththority to discuss ways to determinine whether these planes are e safe to fly again. modelss best selling have been grounded w worldwide following tworashes. the plane m maker is s working a new pilot training program. let's look at where things stand. as regulators prepared to decide china's three largest airlines added their suing thehe parties u.s. air manufacturer. boeing announced it developed a it has yetdate, but to submit it to the faa for approval. showminary investigations a bad d s

net will be available in parts of 6 cities including london birmingham and belfast vodafone will grow allowed its own 5 g. network next month 5 g. offers almost instantaneous data transfer needed in strategic sectors like energy transport banking and health care. and in peru potatoes now in the limelight the country post over 3 and a half 1000 different varieties of the tuba many of them are on display at produce 10th annual festival in lima where people from across the country come to celebrate their different flavors colors and forms. the indian economy is losing steam g.d.p. growth slipped to 5.8 percent annually in the 3 months ending in march its slowest pace in over 4 years the slowdown could pressure the government and central bank to stimulate the economy by the combination of fiscal measures and interest rate cuts the government also announced that india's unemployment rate has hit a 45 year high coming in at just over 6 percent. for more let's bring in from our courts india in mumbai good to have you with us is this slowdown just a phase or is india faced with more fundament

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even though vodafone says in some ways it does not trust its supplier, it is sticking by its supplierthe u k and a broad and deutsche telekom is integral to the 5g rollout. this has global implications. >> undoubtedly. i think the u.s. cannot completely isolate itself from the situation. in other words, you will get this competitive landscape changing, too, and countries like europe, you get separate arrangements about in this case, huawei with this 5g rollout, so i think the whole idea about the terror of shifting things around the globe, if that's in this case production or demand, so i think this is negative. romaine: i've been fascinated by this. some people talking about yields could get down close to 2%. where do you see fair value right now? yield could look at the saying it is a combination of .nflation, growth you add those together, it looks something like 1.20 5%, so we are not too far away from that, so i think that will probably be and also discounts at a rate cut completely priced and, then you could see potentially , and i think that's real uncertainty is and therefore,

the company is pushing ahead with the union, this is vodafone australia.ible] with fixed broadband services in australia. they are pushing ahead, arguing there and in will not lessen competition which is the regulator's argument. the federal court has jurisdiction to decide so they will appeal. they will not dart argue that it's argument is right. this union as it stands really just cements a very concentrated market. three players currently hold more than 85% of the broadband market area data is the same concentration in the mobile phone market. the regular says if we allow another player to enter the market, we will be like that forever and they want tv g to go alone. the only -- only time will tell. for that.nks coming up next, president trump issuing an executive order sanctioning iran's metal sales. we will discuss the implications. this is bloomberg. ♪ su: this is daybreak asia. the u.s. has confirmed it will increase tariffs from 10% to 25% on friday. the higher tariffs will be made official federal register and takes effect one minute after midday

the home-office is undertaking a review of this and vodafone have got out ahead of the curb and sayses for one—to—one calls and i think you have them saying they will look at it at the charge generating 3.3 million a year. look at the political optics around this coming from the home office. the minister is the consider in the next leadership race and he is come up with quite a few eye—catching announcements and you can see with the public are not going to back something like this. in the grander scheme of things him a 3.3 million is not a huge amount. having said that, to some extent, if the mobile phone operators to take responsibility for them, it is a good case of corporate responsibility in action. a drop of the ocean for them from the mid—lots of money, why should they not do this for free? it is interesting because when you had your local police station, theyjust would have had a local call number and you called and that would have come up in your billand called and that would have come up in your bill and the normal way. i don't like it was controversial, about having a singl

prevent investors in the eu from trading some of the uk's biggest listed companies, including bp and vodafonethe event of a hard brexit. that is a brief summary of what is going on. now let's hearfrom the guests. johnson in the dock, but not quite yet. no, notjust yet but a private prosecution which has been crowd funded has been found to have a case and is going to be going forward. thejudge a case and is going to be going forward. the judge actually has said that he may or may not be guilty. she is not finding any findings of fa ct, she is not finding any findings of fact, but there is enough evidence of potential misconduct this to go forward. it could be really serious if he is found guilty but we are a long way from that. his defence, which was this is politically motivated, just trying to overturn the referendum result, was thrown out by thejudge the referendum result, was thrown out by the judge and she says that there is actually some kind of potential case to answer. looking down just at the story as it goes on, i mean, they are actually quoting other candidates in the tory race into

restrictions on the chinese company earlier britain and vodafone announced their own measures to distance themselves from the tech giant while u.k. chip designer arm says it will suspend all ties last week u.s. blacklisted weiwei citing national security concerns. canada is spending more than a $1000000.00 to bring dozens of containers of rotting rubbish back from the philippines the philippines government says it was shipped illegally in 20132014 mislabeled as a plastics meant for recycling has more from manila. between the period of 20132014 at least 48 container vents containing toxic waste were shipped from canada to the philippines it was discovered by the bureau of customs and has requested that the canadian government take that those shipments back to canada where they actually belong not much has been done since then this case is having been filed against the companies involved both here and in canada in 2015 canadian prime minister just introduced says it wasn't legally possible for canada to take that trash back and a few weeks ago president of the very good the terry to ordered

ee and vodafone have already dropped huawei phones from their 5g lunches.: and that presents an opportunity from the likes of ericsson and nokia. coming up, it is a busy day for the world of emerging markets. data out of brazil could show the economy contracting in the first quarter, and there is a slew of data out of south africa as a new cabinet is unveiled. looking forward to that conversation. manus: absolutely. bloomberg radio. we are live on your mobile device. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." nejra: let's get the bloomberg business flash. here's rosalind chin in hong kong. making benefit in the headway of selling the fiat deal to nissan. it would have control indirectly over nissan. that was the key concern the japanese companies had for years. they had an open and transparent discussion about a merger, in a statement. the u.s. department of justice wants t-mobile and sprint to lay the groundwork for a new wireless carrier with their own network. those are the conditions for clearing the over $25 billion merger. the c

i mean while british mobile operators e vodafone have dropped 2 always devices from the launch of their 5 g. networks the companies are trying to distance themselves from the chinese tech giant after washington banter while we telecoms equipment in the united states and china ministration alleges that hallway has close ties to the chinese government something the company denies earlier donald trump also. high cuties from 10 percent to 25 percent on $200000000000.00 worth of chinese goods despite that the president says he believes he will reach a new trade deal with beijing china and retaliate plans to raise import tariffs to 25 percent from next month until a deal is reached and trade spratt between the world's 2 largest economies has led some in china to try and rise to the challenge with a rousing moral boosting song which has gone viral. but in the u.s. dozens of major footwear companies have penned an open letter to donald trump urging him to halt planned tariffs on china that some of the ongoing trade war with beijing companies say consumers will suffer from all the tariffs adding

meanwhile british mobile operators vodafone have dropped wall ways devices from the launch of their 5 g. networks and companies are trying to distance themselves from the chinese tech giant after washington bonds well wait telecoms equipment in the u.s. thinking crowdfunding professor of economics believes the only way to counter washington is to create an alternative to the u.s. dollar. america is the oil is the only issue of american dollars the american federal reserve and the private banks and create money if the federal reserve saw us to borrow a trillion dollars worth of bonds it can do that and in fact it's been doing it every year for the last 10 years of what they call quantitative easing so china could say his is a $1000000000.00 bonds ha ha and american say here's a $1000000000.00 in your bank account what else have you got and it would be irrelevant because if the american dollar tried you have a huge demand for the dollar then you would have it was just borrowing it's american goods it's something in between 3100 percent hot across the net should be so of course it's alwa