We start with facebook it may be facing growing pressure from regulators over the way it runs its business but that doesnt seem to be putting off users or advertisers. The worlds Biggest Social Network got a big like from investors on wednesday after a strong set of results with shares jumping in after hours trade. Lets show you the details. Facebook made revenues ofjust under 16. 9 billion in the three months tojune 400 million more than expected. Thats up 28 on this time last year. The number of people using its Services Including instagram, whatsapp and messenger at least once a month hit a new record of 2. 41 billion people up 8 per cent on this time last year. Those numbers come despite the storm of controversy around the company. On wedesday the federal trade commission confirmed that facebook has accepted a record 5 billion fine for privacy violations involving the Data Collection firm cambridge analytica. Facebook has also confirmed its among the online digital platforms now un
Committed to quitting the eu by and the global stocks are rising on 0ctober committed to quitting the eu by october 31st. But is there trouble hopes of fresh stimulus and a better round of trade talks. Also on the ahead on but is there trouble ahead on the tory backbenches . Programme, the inside track of bringing upa programme, the inside track of bringing up a baby and why the stuff you can buy, from buggies to bags, can burna you can buy, from buggies to bags, can burn a serious hole in your bank balance and that is just the beginning, i know from experience, and wed also like to know how you are coping in the heat. Have you changed your work patterns or routine this week and what are your top tips for staying cool . Share them please, use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Hello and welcome to business live. We bring you some pretty breaking news, major news. The japanese car maker nissan has just reported its latest earnings and its not good news. Heres what we know so far. Nissan says its q
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welcome back to velshi & ruhle. president trump s acting head of the consumer financial protection bureau, mick mulvaney, is said to be stepping back from a full scale investigation of equifax. why? that came after last year s massive breach of the data collection firm s servers, affecting pretty much every adult american. the cfpb authorized an immediate investigation. of course. which is what it should be doing, consumer financial protection bureau. protection. financial. of course. 143 million. but a reuters report says mulvaney has neither issued subpoenas of equifax. he and the president have been critics of the cfpb s supposed overreach. i ll accept that, people didn t like how the cfpb was organized, how it operates. fine. if the cfpb isn t doing it, who