it's time for business on the w. and how you know i guess welcome the chairman of the alliance of nissan and renault and it's official loaders scuttles gone has been arrested on suspicion of under reporting his income and engaging in what the company called other quote significant misconduct he sent c.e.o. said he had called a board meeting for thirsty to approve going to dismiss a list chairman of the company for allegedly understating his salary in japan by forty four million dollars over five years starting in twenty eleven before now cardinals go in was seen as a star car manager credited with leading a dramatic turnaround at nissan over the last two decades rescuing it from your bankruptcy. was formally regarded as one of the most dazzling monitors in the automotive business after all he has the partnership of grand mitsubishi and miss on under his belt but he's been under investigation for a month now the japanese carmaker says an internal investigation shows under reported his income for several years he's als

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w. business d w news live from berlin california's wildfires it broke more deadly by the day search teams combing through the remains of the town of paradise to find more bodies at least twenty three people are known to have died in the north of the state also coming up in the ceremonies marking the one hundredth anniversary of the end of the first world war are underway around the globe australia and new zealand commemorated the tens of thousands of soldiers who perished fighting in europe a century ago. and russian backed separatists in eastern ukraine prepared to hold elections critics say the movie names to cement their split from the rest of the country. welcome to the program i'm mary and. we begin in california where authorities say wildfires in the north of the state have killed at least twenty three people it's the most destructive blaze in california's history separate fires in the southern part of the state are also raging forcing hundreds of thousands of people from their homes we have this report now from the town of paradise a community of twenty seven thousand people which

w. business d w news live from berkeley u.s. president donald trump fires attorney general jeff sessions and named a critic of the russian probe into place sam sessions was one of trunks earliest backer now he's another cabinet casualty with the future of an investigation into russian election meddling at stake how will the newly elected democratic house react we'll have more from washington are you also coming up fresh doubt over the fate of a christian woman guilty of blasphemy in pakistan i feel b.b. is out of jail but after narrowly escaping a death sentence for life is still in jeopardy. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin in washington with a cabinet shakeup that has created a political firestorm president trump has fired jeff sessions as attorney general sessions was one of the first to endorse trump during his twenty six campaign but the president has long expressed frustration with sessions after he recused himself from the russia probe. jeff sessions now the former u.s. attorney general fired by donald trump

w. business continue to france now where protests against the introduction of higher fuel prices continue supporters of the movement called yellow warning vests blocked highways and traffic junctions causing of course problems in transit they are mainly directed against higher taxes on diesel and petrol hundreds of people were already injured in similar actions over the last week and fuelled by indignation these protests in northern france are among the hundreds of thousands of people who took to the streets to express their opposition to the government's fuel tax the so-called yellow vests actions stopped traffic on major roads across the country. usually takes me twelve minutes to get to work i've been stuck here for two hours nothing. so. i arrived here at three am and got stuck i can't move. waiting to see where this goes nobody knows what's going to happen. the protesters are fed up with the tax hikes diesel the most commonly used fuel in french cars has risen by almost eight cents per liter and the tax on petrol is up nearly four cents a share. we're getting milk like time i'm tired

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w. business i'm going off as welcome e.u. officials and investors are braced for a roller coaster week as the standoff between rome and brussels over italy's fiscal plan for next year comes to a head the european commission rejected the plan last month saying it flouted a commitment to lower the deficit and did not guarantee a reduction in the country's debt the second highest in the eurozone as a proportion of gross domestic product the commission gave rome until tuesday to present a new budget if there's no agreement brussels could could start disciplinary steps against rome later this month. the italian government is not backing down over its budget despite e.u. commission warnings to dress tickly reduce its budget deficit target after talks with euro group president mario centurion or italy's finance minister said it would be political suicide to cede to the e.u.'s demands regular to be careful and i mean . we are going to reiterate our budget fundamental characteristics and russia now. and we will continue to discuss way

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this is g w business model for us and we started japan where the chairman of the alliance of nisson rameau and mitsubishi motors carlos dawn has been arrested on suspicion of under reporting his income and engaging in what the company calls other significant misconduct speaking earlier this afternoon ison c.e.o. said he had called for a board meeting for thursday to approve goans dismissal as chairman of the company on suspicion of understating his salary in japan by forty four million dollars over five years from twenty eleven on words before now gone was seen as a star karma credited with leading a dramatic turnaround over the last two decades rescuing is from near bankruptcy. carlos ghosn is regarded as one of the most dazzling managers in the automotive business after all he has the partnership of redeye mitsubishi and new son and his belt. but he's been under investigation for months now. the japanese can make a new son says an internal investigation shows going under reported his income for several years. and is also said to have used company money privately. board of directors now n

business d w business as welcome the pound has been tumbling following the. resignation of several members of terrorism is cabinet including the break that secretary raising questions about whether a deal to leave the e.u. announced only last night was unraveling the market's response to dominic robb's departure was swift sterling is currently don more than one hour percent against the dollar reversing the gains that it made after last night's deal with announced the british currency already lost ten percent against the dollar and the euro since the break that referendum two years ago. so let's cross right over to london to michael hewson is the chief market analyst at c.m.c. markets michael you've probably listened to the debate in parliament this lunchtime what was your impression is this the break that we're going to see. i think really that still considered by i mean one of the things that i think campaigns have been very good at has been telling people what they don't want to say but ultimately it doesn't change the options in front of them and ultimatel

w. business d w news in live from berlin and germany honors the victims of a night of nazi horror eightyars ago the nazis of least a night of terror on germany's jews that would become known as the crystal nacht historian say it marks the beginning of the nazis push to wipe out the jewish population today germany calls us us to.

w. business d w news live from the marking one hundred since the end up will all one. more than sixty gold it is its hand and ceremony in paris one century off of the guns fall silent in the great hall the bloody conflicts that came to millions of lives. ceremonies marking the centenary since all one august as have been taking place in other countries around the globe as well the conflict drew and soldiers from as far away as australia and.

w. business t w news coming to life from berlin tree surveys briggs and stratton she pays all of for now after a marathon meeting her cabinet backs her draft agreement on withdrawing from the european union but may still have to steer it through a hall style parliament also coming up the battle continues against wildfires in california.

w. business to give you news live from berlin hamas threatens to step up rocket attacks after israeli airstrikes pound gaza funerals are taking place for the six palestinians killed in israeli airstrikes overnight those attacks were in retaliation for rocket fire from the hamas controlled territory one man in israel is dead but also coming out of wildfires leave a trail of death and destruction in california a quarter of a million people flee and more than four.

w. business stephen if you look closer into this story what's behind this decision by jim regular to think really if you look at this there belt we say there are three factors really a play one is market conditions the other is preparation for the future and then the other side these economic factors like the tariffs so we saw with market conditions americans are buying fewer small and midsize cars they want trucks they want us u.v.'s ford with these lines that they're idling not closing down they're idling these are of course largely production lines for cars and midsize sedan and so the ships have been slowly being pulled back over time to talk about future conditions autonomous electric as what was mentioned in the piece a legit for example rick. wires fewer workers on the floor we're seeing similar changes across the sector right now volkswagen announcing similar changes to production lines going to movies hard to know that there's less moving parts it just requires less bodies on the floor and then finally we talk about some the trade stuff g.m. was saying that it's going to cost it's

w. business d w news live from berlin a day to remember the war is that europe pledge to never to repeat the french president urges closer cooperation with berlin during ceremonies marking germany's day of remembrance. across warns of future danger is that europe must face together also coming up.

w. business t w news coming to you live from berlin a course in cambodia makes a historic ruling forty years after their crimes were committed to leaders of the brutal khmer rouge are found guilty of genocide two men were on trial in connection with the deaths of nearly two million people during the regime's reign of terror in the one nine hundred seventy s. . britain faces another day of turmoil as prime minister theresa may steps up efforts to defend her controversial breaks it deal for with members of her own party calling for her to quit.

summit tonight in bonus r s d w's max hoffman is covering the european union angle for us and the w's business anchor how here our greatest is there as well and right here at the big table with me is our chief political correspondent melinda craned to all of you welcome x. let me start with you the world order is under threat now many say more than any other time since one thousand nine hundred five should we expect leaders gathering there to change that fact at this g twenty. well i assume you mean that the threat might go away or be diminished but if you look at who's here and what they stand for and what the future may hold the likelihood of that happening isn't very great who do you have here blood in your poutine who's playing his old games in the eastern european border you have donald trump who repeatedly has stated that he's not a real fan of multi-lateralism but he prefers to do things bilaterally and we haven't talked about brazil today yet if you look at what's coming there you have tropical trumbo so narrow has been elected president so he will be attending these meetings very soon

w. business data with news that live from. britain's prime minister pledges i find. after a turbulent day of the draft a deal to resume a says the agreement is the best way forward for britain and. getting it through parliament or hanging by a thread will bring you full analysis from london from brussels also on the program too frightened to return home. refugees in bangladesh the terms of protest against the plan to send them back to.

story on our website that is d w dot com slash business of course. if this in this story were dealing with the prospect of bragg's it for that border region what's the mood that i would say the mood is one of concern and worry amongst business owners on both sides of the border there's a great deal of uncertainty as everyone knows around bags at the moment no one exactly when the next summer is going to be whether it's november or december let alone the terms of the final exit so business owners are worried about the possibility of course has been restored they're worried about the possibility of their supply chains been affected so just a great deal of uncertainty and needn't a great worry and concern me for decades it has this border region was a focal point in the troubles as we call it. but then also the friday agreement. wasn't even factored into the referendum compan really much at all for thirty years the troubles caused three thousand five hundred deaths in northern ireland done so menard and indeed some in mainland u.k. and that a lot of tha

this is the w a business. after the u.s. midterm elections investors are bracing for a period of gridlock with neither party likely to be able to enact sweeping legislation economists believe president trump may not be able to cut taxes further but it also means that his current tax cuts can't be rolled back they believe the gridlock in washington will keep a check on some of trump's more disruptive market actions like to try to battle with china some point out that the u.s. economy often performs well when control of congress is split between republicans and democrats. the midterms midterm elections in the united states have dealt a blow to president all trump whose republican party has lost the majority in the house the g.o.p. did however keep their majority in the senate leaving the white house with the divided congress for more on this now joined by franks for to larry is the president of the american chamber of commerce in germany frank what does this outcome mean for transatlantic trade relations well you already is th

w.'s business anchor how here our greatest is there as well and right here at the big table with me is our chief political correspondent melinda craned to all of you welcome x. let me start with you the world order is under threat now many say more than any other time since one thousand nine hundred five should we expect leaders gathering there to change that fact at this g twenty. well i assume you mean that the threat might go away or be diminished but if you look at who's here and what they stand for and what the future may hold the likelihood of that happening isn't very great who do you have here poutine who's playing his old games in on the eastern european border you have donald trump who repeatedly has stated that he's not a real fan of multi-lateralism but he for us to do things bilaterally and we haven't talked to pre-book brazil today yet if you look at what's coming there you have tropical tromp also now are always been elected president so he will be attending these meetings very soon so that doesn't bode well for this format you could say right now it's about saving it about

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more joined by author sullivan who's a d w reporter d.w. business reporter who's just come back from there are you also grew up there know the area quite well and you've just reported on how business businesses are dealing with the prospect of bragg's it what's the mood in the border region i would say the mood is one primarily of worry and concern and also a lot of uncertainty. the main thing that it's thrown up is at the moment on the present owners is that they don't know what's going to happen obviously we don't even know at the moment if there's going to be an e.u. summit in november or not we don't know when the next one's going to be because the such uncertainty over the negotiations are going on as one business owner said to me when i was there politicians can make decisions at the last minute and be hailed as a hero but if a businessman leaves it to last to make a decision it can be catastrophic for the business so it's worry and concern primarily prompted by the ongoing uncertainty over what would be the final or. went on the island of ire

w. business. i'm going to battle has been facing the critics and candidates three months after i have explosion of racist thought in the city far right groups called for protests outside we were told where the meeting was being held but crowds were small. from the un backs tribunals in cambodia has found two leaders of the command rouge guilty of genocide the regime presided over the deaths of nearly two million people in cambodia during the seventy's. now judge in the united states as one of the white house must temporarily press passes of c.n.n. said chief white house correspondent jim acosta the trump administration stripped him off his credentials after a news conference in which he engaged in a heated exchange with president trump he later claimed the white house later claimed that mr costa had. a young woman this is a white house staffer i were tempted to take the microphone away from and c.n.n. did not pass and soon to regain mr costas access to the white house. let's get more on this video

w. business model who profits from german corporate money democrats or republicans well as you might expect with corporate donations the republicans got the most of it fifty nine percent of german corporate donations but we what we can also see is that a lot of the companies from germany a splitting the other nations b a s f we've seen it as the top company in the list just then they reached the relation of almost fifty fifty between democrats and republicans and these donations they're also of course a way of of hedging the bets of who will be in a position to return the favor after the elections and that's the reason why german companies are getting involved in an election the second place in the united states exactly that i mean a lot of german companies are doing business in the u.s. they are tens of thousands of jobs linked to that billions of dollars of in revenues take by a for instance who just bought. one sound so or take the edge of telecom who owns the majority of t. mobile one of the largest mobile networks in the u.s. so of course these german companies have an interest in the

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it's time for business on the w m how you welcome to the program tech stocks are heavily losing market value on the trading floors some compare it to a bubble others say it's nothing to worry about the developments originated of course in the u.s. where the big names are under pressure but repercussions are global as stock market slide driven by some of the biggest names in tech take apple at the beginning of this month it was worth over a trillion dollars now it's dropped to eight hundred eighty billion one reason for the decline weaker than expected demand for the latest i phone models. not just for apple but for the entire benchmark s. and p. index here is why. well when a company represents close to five percent of the s. and p. five hundred itself then you do have companies that are behemoths that can move the market much more so than any company that's running to fifty or below but shares in other tech titans like facebook amazon netflix and alphabet are also down suggesting there may be more to the slump than simple i phone fatigue top of the list of concerns among global invest

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