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Nearly 2.6 billion people, and the fact that people can use games as a way to continue to stimulate, continue to find new stories, new creators and new friends and people to go play with i think is just a great thing about our community. you have a new console coming out this year, how has the covid—i9 pandemic affected plans for the launch of the xbox series x? early on, as we were starting to deal with work from home, a lot of questions about what was going to happen with supply chain, testi...

I think the volatility will still continue. lets get some of the days other news: 0pen air markets will be allowed to re—open in england today, as will car showrooms, provided they have coronavirus—related measures in place. similar to garden centres, which reopened in may across the uk, the risk of transmission of covid—19 "is lower in these outdoor and more open spaces," according to the government. chinas factory activity unexpectedly returned to growth in may, as strict measures tocont...

Natural disaster, hurricane katrina, the people standing on those rooftops were not rich white people. why? why is it that the poorest people always pay the highest price? lets learn from this moment and lets learn these lessons, and lets do it now. >> new york governor andrew cuomo said the state will increase testing and research in minority communities today to better understand the disparity. meantime, supply needs continue to be a concern across the country. gm announced it will produce 30,...

Human services announcing gm will produce 30,000 ventilators for the national stockpile, costing nearly a half billion dollars. those will be delivered by the end of august. as hotspots across the country face concerns about meeting the needs today. meantime, the conversation about how and when to reopen the country is starting, with a focus on antibody testing to learn who was infected but asymptomatic. >> this makes a very big difference in really understanding who can go back to work and how ...

Lawsuit against huawei, accusing the chinese giant of a decades long plan to steal technology from us firms. here is the chief security officer. if we are forced to purchase the components that recently comprised 30% of all huawei products around the world, if we are forced to go and not purchase from nearly 300 american companies that are $11 billion a year, if we are forced to not use google for our operating system, the second—largest mobile device maker in the world, we will be fine. but w...

Huawei, which has been banned there, can covertly access mobile phone networks around the world through backdoors. monica miller has more on this. well, the us has not been shy in casting aspersions about the relationship between huawei and ageing officials, saying it is too cosy for their comfort. —— beijing. they have also said they want their allies to also be suspicious of theirs. the us said not too long ago they have banned us companies from using huawei technology in the given indicat...

For office even if, as most expect, the senate votes to acquit him and chuck these impeachment charges out. ben wright, bbc news, washington. major stock indexes in the united states have closed at a record high, with the signing of a partial trade deal between america and china. the 18—month battle over tariffs, between the 2 biggest economies in the world, has rattled markets, dampened growth and hurt workers and businesses in both countries. at a ceremony in the white house, president trump...

It will happen. just very briefly, peter, do we have any more sense how this is playing with the voters, most crucially the people who will be voting next year at the presidential elections? it is interesting. i am in la, and talking to people about this impeachment process, a lot of people including democrats will say it is a waste of time. they actually wish the democrats would focus more on the election to come, and they say it is a waste of time, because they think its a foregone conclusion....

From american farmers producing soybeans or pork, to car manufacturers and chinese factory workers making our electronic gadgets, these are the people and businesses bearing the brunt of the trade war. its their goods on which extra charges, or tariffs, have been imposed and those costs have added over $800 to the average american familys annual bills and, according to one estimate, cost up to 300,000 us jobs. with the pain mounting for those the trade dispute was meant to help, president trump ...

President trump and chinas vice premier attended a ceremony at the white house. mr trump said the agreement was a ‘momentous step towards a future of fair and reciprocal trade‘ between the us and china. our global trade correspondent dharshini david has this assessment. from american farmers producing soya beans or pork, to car manufacturers and chinese factory workers making our electronic gadgets, these are the people and businesses bearing the brunt of the trade war. it is their goods on ...