You are welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe, our flagship morning show. I am in the city of london. Anna i am anna edwards in florence, in tuscany, in italy. Theresa may is here. The british Prime Minister. To reset the brexit negotiations. It looks like the talk is going to be about transition. How much money will be on the table for that. Thed like to talk about other things today. We have the opec conversation. We need to the geopolitical risks for north korea and the relationship with President Trump and the united patriot let us tell you about great guests we have on the program. We are going to be speaking with emmanuel oil minister, kachikwu, and we will be joined by the cio at serious wealth management. See irs wealth management. Anna you are looking great on the top of that building. Manus a room with a view. It nearly got smashed. What do you expect . You have this repast from north korea. Rocketled him a man, and north korea responds with the threat of a Hydrogen Bomb. This
After two years of losses, bps set to reveal its making profits again thanks to the rise in the price of oil. And, can the thrill of the auction room be recreated online . We investigate the digital challenges for the likes of christies and sotherbys. Welcome to World Business report. Im sally bundock. Bps expected to say its been making a profit in recent months, drawing a line under years of painful cost cutting and transformation as it grappled with low oil prices. Using the oil giants preferred measure of underlying replacement cost profit, last year it made a loss of 2. 6 billion a 55 fall on the year before. The shift in the price of oil on Global Markets was the main reason why the white line shows you the slide. It bottomed out at 27. 88 a Barrel Injanuary 2016. The yellow line shows you bps share price during that time and the effects of the two year slump in the oil market as well as the cost of the Deepwater Horizon Disaster. This year bp plans to sell off around 4. 5 billio
And. Exploding phones, Driverless Cars and Virtual Reality. Its been an eventful twelve months in the the world of tech, but what can we look forward to in 2017 . Well speak to our resident gadget guru rory cellan jones. Welcome to a very Special Edition of Business Live. This year saw two of the biggest political results of the decade as the recent trend towards globalisation took a step back. There are now dark clouds of uncertainty hanging over two of the worlds biggest economies europe and the United States. Lets start by looking back at what happened following the uks momentous decision to leave the European Union. Tonight at 10 the Voters Decide that, after four decades, it is time for britain to leave the European Union. I dont think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. Across asia today, we have seen shares fall on the major markets like japans nikkei, down more than 7 . Look what happened, it tumbled down to levels
I do not know what governor kuroda can do. Watch. re on the parity the much stronger yen goes over into everything else, including lower german you. Francine i had a call this morning by 103. Lets see if we have 100. In syria, fighters backed by the u. S. And russia have an on opposing sides. There are now zeroing in on the islamic state. Theyre trying to cut the supply routes between iraq and syria. British forces supported by the u. S. Are moving closer to the selfproclaimed capital of rock. Kurdish forces supported by the u. S. Are moving closer to the selfproclaimed capital of rocca. Is coming in two months before the u. K. Vote and germany, a turnaround from last year when mainstream politicians wanted to kick grease out of the euro. Now they expect to reach a deal to unlock more bailout money. The demands that they take part in the aid program. Were hearing from the founder of the Panamanian Law Firm at the center of the tax controversy. Did nothingfirm wrong and he will make a f
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