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Burning tires coming up in business. We will explain why french farmers are taking to the streets in protest. And a terrifying close call in south africa as a World Champion surfer fights off a shark attack and survives. That and more on the way but first our top story. First Hissene Habre the former dictator of chad goes on trial accused of war crimes and crimes against humidity. That is in senegal is history making. It is the First Time Ever the courts of one country prosecutes the former rule...

Earnings would be about the same adds last year. Not something wall street wanted to hear. They were expecting the si solid growth in profits. After that one disappointment came another. This one from comcast. Who said competition is stiff and warned subscriptions would be down. It is no vet that Media Companies have been struggling as cherry picking viewers stream the traditional beefy bundles of cable tv channels. Today, those concerns played out in the stock market and how. Disney would you l...

President donald trump pay dearly for his threats. And a looming referendums that they province in a tugofwar between the federal government in baghdad and the Iraqi Kurdish capital. Molly now, signed, sealed, delivered. That is the tune president Emmanuel Macron will soon be singing. That is because this friday, he will put his signature on his controversial labor reform decrees. The changes aim to simplify employment rules and make hiring and firing easier. Unions say it weakens workers rights...

Sizable increase in their monthly mortgage payment. He concluded by saying, fundamentally the economy is strong. The Financial Sector is healthy. This was 2006. We will surely face challenges in the future. We can take comfort that our Financial System has proven remarkably resilient to all manner of adverse shocks in the past. End quote. That was a lot of comfort to the millions of americans afflicted by the financial crisis. My wife and i live in cleveland in zip code 44105. The year after mr....

61 points. Whats happening across the pond in the european markets, and its a mostly lower day as you can see. The ftse bucking the trend up one third of one percent see where Interest Rates are heading today and theres 236 on the 10year and crude is holding there. The road map starts with the largest proxy fight ever Procter Gamble shareholders deciding whether nelson peltz should get a seat on the board plus, the e commerce play, walmart remodeling stores andaging digital experiences and betti...

In chief of Bloomberg Businessweek, megan murphy. We take a look at japanese manufacturers, setting practices around the world, but those practices are now in question. Megan this comes from the kobe steel scandal. Kobe steel has been shown to have falsified standards and products they shipped Companies Like boeing, mitsubishi. The scandal has drawn up this broader issue going back to olympus. Iesve had japanese compan rocked by these scandals. Iconic backbone of the country, why are they being ...

Manufacturers, long felt in all for their practices but those practices now in question. Megan a steel manufacturer has been showing to use falsified specifications and companies that they had products that they have shipped. The scandal has drawn up, this broader issue in recent years, going back to olympus. We have had these Japanese Companies rocked by abuse scandals and what mystery delves into is what are the pressures on these manufacturing companies. The backbone of the country. Why are t...

British industry, saying he is not an enemy of free markets. Have a look at that manifesto. Have a look at the principal and the arrive at, investments in the future. Look at our plans and education. And if you wish, come and talk to us. Anna a very welcome welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe, our flagship morning show here in london. Manus breaking news coming through, but first, the red headline. Nikkei closes at the highest level since 1992, and with that anna japanese corporates reporting t...

Ignoring the geopolitical risk . We are talking about north korea. The oil market holds yesterday, big gains in the treasury market has the bloody catchup. Matt miller has an exclusive interview. Live in frank for that event. Cash trading lets take a look at what the bloomberg has only consolation this morning. We follow a positive session, not a great upswing gains continue to be made. Up by. 3 . This spanish market looks like it will be up around. 5 . Lets see what is happening out there. This...

Is can i say the euro start the best thing europe has come up with. There is nothing close in america. Nothing close. Guy we were separated by a couple of characters. Tom we cannot go in the same car together. Guy we are a security risk. Here is the bloomberg first word news. Nejra in less than three hours, polls will close in the south korean election. There are concerns about trade ties and the increasingly aggressive northern neighbor. The country has a sorting pollution problem. A winner wil...