Now on bbc news all the latest Business News live from singapore. A strong earnings season in the us has helped lift asian stocks, but will that continue . And, why this circus wants to somersault into china by linking up with the Blue Man Group. Its a busy week for us companies, reporting earnings. We will hear from companies, reporting earnings. We will hearfrom some companies, reporting earnings. We will hear from some key firms including google, and their parent company, alphabet. They will release the revenue of youtube for the first time. We will also hearfrom General Motors and mcdonalds during the two day policy meeting. On wednesday, we find out how facebook and nintendo are faring, followed by amazon, twitter and starbucks on thursday. We learnt what to expect. There are going to be several 100 American Companies reporting this week. As far as corporate earnings are concerned, what has been driving the market up to now has been Companies Cutting costs, and using those cuts, a
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large member of the community wrote a letter to the company, oceangate, that said we believe this could lead to came tacatas. and families and friends of the five victims are now grieving. the men on board were father, son, explorers and industry leaders. paula newton has more. translator: 24th of july, 1987, was my first dive to the titanic and it was an unforgettable moment. reporter: and that was the 77-year-old frenchman who made more than 30 dives to the titanic earning him the nickname mr. titanic. david gallo is nargeolet s close friend and colleague. i m sure that he did everything he could, or would do everything that he could to make sure that they had every chance
the people on board in that small space. thank you so much. appreciate your time. you re welcome. we re now on the five people on board, including the pilot, who first visited the titanic three decades ago. melissa bell reports. translator: the 24th of july, 1987, was my first dive to the titanic with two team members and it was an unforgettable moment. we had been waiting a long time. reporter: that s the 77-year-old frenchman who has made more than 30 dives to the titanic earning him the nickname mr. titanic. david gall low is now nargeolet s close friend and oceanographer himself. i m sure he did everything he could or would do everything he could to make sure they would survive whatever it was. reporter: it s difficult to imagine what it s like in the tiny craft. what kind of leadership, calm
visited the titanic more than three decades ago. [speaking non-english] translator: the 24th of july, 1987, was my first dive to the titanic with two team members. it was unforgettable. we have been waiting a long time. that s paul-henri nargeolet. the frenchman has made the most dives to that frontenac, earning him the name mr. titanic. i am sure he did everything he could, making sure they had every chance of surviving whatever it was. it is difficult to imagine what it is like and saw that tiny craft. what sort of leadership would he bring that situation? he thinks outside the box all the time. the wisdom that that guy has is pretty amazing. it is just and that this is not something that will be gone tomorrow. it is something that could be forever. for stockton rush, the chief executive of the firm behind the dive who was also on board, the experience of those involved has always been crucial.