Cautious outlook. The ceo tells the program hes bullish on new Product Launches. Two new products ss launches. That is going to be very important for the future. And welcome to the show. Were just getting numbers breaking out net loss of 4. 6 million euros. Compared to reuters for a net profit of 6. 9 euros. A significant miss. They plan to keep the dividend at 50 Cents Per Share. Consensus expected an increase to 62 Cents Per Share according to reuters. Theyre saying they expect more paying coming from volatile currencies moving forward. Well be giving you a full run down of the numbers tomorrow when we have an interview with the puma ceo. Thats coming up on squawk box tomorrow, as you can see, shares down about 1. 5 so far in frankfurt today. Lets move on and have a look at the greek market at the open. Its down. Its down around about 3 1 2 so far today. This does however, follow the best return since march 1998. Greece is up 23 over the last two weeks and under some of that reform t
Brendan vonnie more detail on what brendan was just saying. Ubs is going to pay more than half 1 billion in penalties to settle two u. S. Government investigations. From guilty to fraud playing pleading guilty to fraud. The bank will pay 342 million in another probe into currency rigging. Four other large banks will plead guilty in the Foreign Exchange case today. Jason morgan, jpmorgan citigroup. The fines are expected to total in the billions. It is the biggest auto recall in u. S. History. The japanese airbag maker toccakata. Ever bag are blamed for six deaths. They will work with they have agreed to answer to a Consent Order with ntsa. Ntsa is launching a Legal Process that will allow us to bring together on a manufacturers whose vehicles are affected, along with takata and other parts suppliers. Vonnie u. S. Regulators say because there are 11 different carmakers and a shortage of parts, it could take years to make all the cars safe. Hillary clinton has broken her silence. After 2
Host and this week on the communicators we welcome back the president and ceo of the American Cable Association, matt polka. Mr. Polka, what is the American Cable Association . Guest thanks, peter. Nice to be here again. Nice to be here with you, lynn, as well. The American Cable Association is unique in the fact that we represent many smaller Cable Operators across the country, and everyone always asks me, are there still small Cable Operators left . In fact, there are nearly 900 of them in every corner you can imagine, rural areas, small towns. Many of them are providing Competitive Services even against some of the largest providers today. And whats great about these smaller companies, its a terrific story because theyre providing broadband, highspeed broadband in rural areas that desperately need Broadband Service. So these are the members we represent. Theyre smaller, theyre independent which means that theyre not affiliated with larger content companies or larger providers, and w
A change to our advertised programme, its hardtalk with stephen sackur. Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. Leaders around the world have the language of war, to capture the scale of the threat posed by coronavirus. But are they deploying the right weaponry notjust to protect public health, but to prevent a worldwide economic depression. My guest is laurence boone, chief economist at the Global Economic forum in the oecd. Will we get the dramatic co ordinated emergency intervention required to stave off Economic Disaster . Laurence boone in paris, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you, thanks for the invitation. It is a pleasure to have you on the show, your own president , president macron talks about a war. Has country in the world being engaged in a war against coronavirus. Do you see that actions are matching the words when it comes to trying to say that the World Economy . There are actually three fronts on which we have two fight this battle. Health, financial and social. With healt
Its about 4 30am and youre up to date with the headlines. Now on bbc news, its hardtalk with stephen sackur. Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. Leaders around the world have adopted the language of war to capture the scale of the threat posed by coronavirus. But are they deploying the right weaponry . Notjust to protect public health, but to prevent a worldwide economic depression. My guest is laurence boone, chief economist at the Global Economic forum, the oecd. Will we get the dramatic, co ordinated emergency intervention needed to stave off Economic Disaster . Laurence boone in paris, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you. Thanks for the invitation. Well, its a pleasure to have you on the show. Of course, youre in paris. Your own president , president macron, talks about a war. Has country in the world being engaged in a war against coronavirus. Do you see that actions are matching the words when it comes to trying to say that the World Economy . There are actually three fronts on wh