Chinas energy chief charged with corruption and we go along for a ride in what is called the vehicle of the future. U. S. President obama said an agreement restricting the Nuclear Programme will make the world safer. The foreign minister is in tehran and says its a win win for all sides. This is what president obama had to say. The International Community agreed to provide iran with relieve from sanctions. Our own actions and sanctions imposed by the United Nations security council. This relief will be faced as rain takes steps to adhere to the deal israels Prime Minister says the agreement threatens his countrys survival and is set to convene his ministers to discuss the deal. We have this report from lausanne. After around the clock make tore break negotiations these leaders celebrate what they hope is a historic moment. The e. U. High representative made the announcement with the foreign minister details of how irans Nuclear Programme will be restrict in phases over a 25 year period
Moral price to be paid for americas addiction to cheap stuff. Everything from clothes to food to gas, the cost is paid mainly by the men and women who sell cheap stuff. But struggle to pay their bills. Meanwhile, increasingly cheap technology is creating a shared economy that offers value and convenience to consumers, but it has potentially troubling consequences for limo drivers, hotel owners and others. Today i am going look at how some companies and cities are responding to the high cost of cheap. The then well look at some of the painful side effects of a world thats a wash in cheap oil and finally, ill examine how technology has made talk so cheap and powerful but social media has become a weapon of public shaming that can cost someone their job. But first, not everyone is satisfied with mcdonalds attempt to address of high cost of cheap. This week the burger chain said it will boost the minimum wage for 90,000 workers at stores it owns and operates. Average pay for those workers
Each time Tim Crossin turns on his gas fireplace to heat the modest home he shares with his partner, the avowed environmentalist "assuages" his climate guilt with a reminder that he is paying a premium for so-called "renewable" natural gas.