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Venezuelans feel the bite of u. S. Sanctions gasoline is scarce leading to long lines at the pump and growing tensions well give you the details. Also on the show as the Greek Economy emerges from crisis is the countrys real estate boom a blessing or a curse. And celebrity chef jamie oliver loses part of his Business Empire and hundreds of his employees stand to lose their jobs. Welcome to business im Stephen Beards in berlin thanks for joining us life in venezuela has been hard in recent years ...

Tech wars are heating up, AI on smartphones is closer to reality and preparations are underway for an AI-led job shift, but we still don’t see chief AI officers as AI adoption has been a bit slow.

While the US and China settle in for a drawn-out economic war, Europe is unlikely to have the luxury of toughing it out. China makes the goods and the US has the dollar, where does that leave Europe?

In meeting with Chinese Premier Li in Beijing, US Treasury Secretary Yellen raises concerns about industrial overcapacity and emphasises importance of working together on global challenges such as debt relief for less developed countries.

Tor Langoy, President and CEO at BD Globe Financial, sees the weaker yuan as the result of Beijings efforts to stimulate exports.

Donald Trump’s intentions towards China are clear, Beijing has seen him off before and this time, the US has less economic leverage, ironically, thanks to its decoupling efforts. If anything, Trump 2.0 will alienate the world.

Shan Zhongde was previously head of the Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, which has close links to the Chinese military.

It’s a bonkers idea, considering how poorly the taxes Trump slapped on Chinese imports during his 2017-2021 presidency fared.

The US is turning up the heat on China’s top chip maker SMIC by cutting off its most advanced factory from more American imports after it made a sophisticated chip for Huawei’s Mate 60 Pro phone.

From US support for Israel in Gaza to Biden’s turnaround on using TikTok for his re-election campaign, America’s breathtakingly transparent double standards are killing its credibility.