Companies to larger companies. We are starting to think about welcome to countdown. It is 6 00 youre in london on getting back from the asian emerging markets. This friday morning. Bloomberg reporters standing by across the world, ready to we are just thinking about the deliver the stories that will value that might be coming drive your day. Through asian markets rather than trying to be so country specific about it. There are two big things. Can we move geographically a little bit over the next quarter manus cranny is gauging the appetite for ipos, plus big data or so. The first rate hike in the u. K. , what do you think, or big mess . Caroline hyde has the story. November, december . We did say november. Immelt is making of the one was laughing at us. His case to french leaders. The Inflation Numbers that came out this week were not strong, he sweetened the deal. So it could be delayed a little will france be satisfied . Bit tired november is where our money is at the moment. Carolin
Have approved a constitution which could keep the president in powerfor at which could keep the president in power for at least another decade. A symbol of secular turkey, but for how much longer . Millions of muslims say they want hagia sophia to be returned for its original use as a mask mosque. And the amazons deforestation rate higher this year than last year. Hello. If anyone in hong kong was wondering what chinas new National Security law would mean, they didnt have long to wait. Protesters took to the streets on the first day of it coming into force, and hundreds of arrests soon followed. Tens of those arrests were under the new legislation, which could allow for punishments of life imprisonment. John sudworth reports. 23 years after china took control of hong kong, it was an anniversary marked with tear gas and arrests. Familiar scenes, but the stakes for protesters are now so much higher, with the new National Security law in force. For hong kongs pro beijing leaders, though,
To catch up fast. After losing to Victoria Azarenka. Hello and welcome. Hello. We start on wall street, where any relief for investors is it negotiation has proven to be short lived. Or provocation . Technology shares have the british governments resumed their downward slide after staging something refusal to budge over plans of a recovery on wednesday for a law which can override from this weeks steep losses. Key elements of the brexit divorce deal has created the likes of apple, amazon a fury within the eu, and microsoft leading us indices sharply lower and also an ultimatum and adding to concerns if the bill isnt withdrawn, that the 5 month stock market trade talks may collapse. That blunt warning came rally could finally be over. After emergency talks between the two sides on thursday in london. Heres our political the dow ended down more than 400 points editor laura kuenssberg. 405 points there, almost 1. 5 and the tech dominated nasdaq lost around 2 . After months of comings and
We begin in the uk where the Prime Minister is launching what he calls a green industrial revolution. 12 billion pounds or 16 billion dollars will be invested overall with a new environmental focus. Its promised the new policies will create 250 thousand new green jobs with investments in Nuclear Hydrogen electric cars and offshore wind power. The sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 will be banned thats less than ten years away, and is ten years earlier than the governments previous target. New hybrid cars those with electric motors as well as engines will get a stay of execution, at least for a few years. But will the uk be ready for these changes and how do they compare with the eus plans . David bailey is professor of business economics at the Birmingham Business school. Welcome and good morning. So, when it comes to the idea about ca is when it comes to the idea about cars and petrol, diesel cars no longer being sold from 2030 is this a goal that can be reached . I think it
For a no deal outcome in trade talks with the eu. In his first comments since talks on wednesday with European Commission chief ursula von der leyen, he said there is now a strong possibility the two sides will fail to strike a deal. The uk leaves the eu Single Market and regulatory system in three weeks time when the transition period ends on 31 december. Mrjohnson blames the deadlock on the eus insistence on equivalence britain following the same regulations if it wants continued Single Market what has made things difficult in the last few weeks is the concept of equivalence, keeping the uk locked into the eus regulatory penumbra orbit. That is something that has appeared recently. We dont quite know why it has appeared in that way and that is the thing that has made things much more difficult andi made things much more difficult and i think unnecessarily so. European Commission President ursula von der leyen has also been giving her side follwing those talks. She says there must be