Chief of Bloomberg Businessweek macon murphy. Megan murphy. In opening remarks you look at puerto rico. What a year it is in between the bankruptcy, devastation by the hurricane. It is far from over. People cannot even find food to eat. Megan it is a true humanitarian crisis. It is affecting what is an american territory. When it was just the debt crisis and the bankruptcy of puerto rico or the electrical grid or the bankruptcy of what was going to happen with this mass exodus, now people are without water and food and electricity. They could be without electricity for six months. And we are still having the kind of politicking we are seeing in the United States over it. , but thateful businessweek and bloomberg that by calling attention to it that for once inerhaps recent times we could wade through the washington quagmire and get help down there. Julia i mean the pictures hit you in the stomach and you get a sense of the real devastation of the country. Megan think about being out of
First, to our lead. Apple is already facing production delays for the topoftheline iphone x. The delays come to two problems with the 3d sensor manufacturing process. Reports say makers of the components using facial recognition are struggling to reach adequate production levels. Bloombergs alex webb gave us the details. Alex what we know from the report yesterday, there were problems with the three sensors. That is causing delays. The wall street journal cued off that. They dug into it more. The sensor which projects the infrared interface which maps your face for the apple 3d facial recognition system that apple has. We dont know the extent to which how many phones are on the shelves. Emily to what extent do we know how all of these things are going to impact supply . Alex going back to the start of september when apple unveiled the phones. The iphone 8 and the iphone x, as far as i know, they staggered the releases. The iphone 8 is already on shelves, and you can go out and buy one
What a year it is in between the bankruptcy, devastation by the hurricane. It is far from over. People cannot even find food to eat. Megan it is a true humanitarian crisis. When it was just the debt crisis and the bankruptcy of puerto rico or the electrical grid or the bankruptcy of what was going to happen with this mass exodus, now people are without water and food and electricity. For six months. And we are still having the kind of politicking we are seeing in the u. S. Over it. We are hopeful, both at businessweek and bloomberg that by calling attention to it that hopefully, perhaps for once in recent times we would wade through the washington quagmire and get help down there. Julia i mean the pictures hit you in the stomach and you get a sense of the real devastation of the country. Megan think about being out of power for six months. Think about being in the dark. What if you have medicine that is to be refrigerated . Your diabetes patient getting access to clean water in puerto
Editorinchief of bloomberg is this week Bloomberg Businessweek, megan murphy. Lets start with economics and canada. We are tired of malls here but let us talk about a mall that is popular. Megan its a larger story about canada and what is happening with indigenous people. It has been a big issue in terms of giving his group of people, giving the same Economic Opportunities and bringing them up the economic ladder. A policy issue for justin trudeau, the boy wonder of canada and how to develop this. This is an example of something where, largely through this woman who went door to door to door, kim, and redeveloped how this community negotiated its deal with local promises and local governments to redevelop what the community is doing. Now it is a community was almost full employment, a dramatic change from 10 years ago. It is an encouraging story. Carol how did she do it . Julia how did she do it . How did she prove that the community is open for business essentially . Megan she is only
We are here with editorinchief megan murphy. Lets start with economics and canada. We are tired of malls here but let us talk about a mall that is popular. Megan its a larger story about canada and what is happening with indigenous people. It has been a big issue in terms of giving his group of people, giving the same Economic Opportunities and bringing them up the economic ladder. A policy issue for justin trudeau, the boy wonder of canada and how to develop this. This is an example of something where, largely through this woman who went door to door to door, kim, and redeveloped how this community negotiated its deal with local promises and local governments to redevelop what the community is doing. Now it is a community was almost full employment, a dramatic change from 10 years ago. It is an encouraging story. Julia how did she do it . How did she prove that the community is open for business essentially . Megan she is only 28. That is exactly as what youre talking about, being see