global business leaders begin reassessing their ties to saudi arabia stoking pressure on the gulf kingdom to explain what happened to missing journalists jamal khashoggi also coming up mixed emotions on global financial markets turbulence made its way back on to the trading floor this week the dow managed to bounce back a little bit still closes down around four percent for the week. they say is your business update on how to humphrey in berlin glad you could join me some high profile business leaders are reviewing ties with saudi arabia over missing journalist. the head of the biz pulled out of an investor conference in the saudi capital riyadh this month and british billionaire richard branson says he s suspending two directorships links to tourism projects in saudi arabia he s also putting talks to invest in a saudi space program on hold. while a senior u.s. official has told reuters that major u.s.
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