Second annual new Economy Forum in beijing in november. A gathering of leaders with a mission to set the course for the 21st century. Jason lots more of that ahead, lets begin with the top headlines this week from the u. S. To u. K. , geopolitics front and center. Tim ross joins us with the latest on brexit. Tim, great to have you with us. Tell us what we saw this week because it seems like, just like in the u. S. , we are entering a new phase with brexit. Tim we have an election that is finally being called. Boris johnson wanted to trigger this election for about a month and he finally got his way. The country will go to the polls on december 12 and whoever wins the election gets to determine brexit. If johnson wins, his deal will go through. If his main opponent Jeremy Corbyn wins, that could very easily be another referendum. Carol new referendum so does that mean potentially we could see the brexit negotiation between the u. K. And European Union go on beyond january . Tim well, it
Not joe biden, Elizabeth Warren, or even impeachment, its recession. Carol and 2020 is sure to bring about the great antitrust awakening. The question is not just whether to break up Companies Like facebook, google and amazon but how the laws are enforced. Kailey much more ahead. We begin with joel weber. 2020 start of a new decade, what , are the big things we needed we need to be watching . Recession . You hit a couple. Recession is one thing everyone is really wary of. It has huge implications for the Trump Presidency and the u. S. Economy and the Global Economy as a whole. So our interest to gives a survey of the World Outlook as a whole. 2 growth is what has been a projected for the u. S. But , theres always a chance of it being revised downward. It comes down to the u. S. Consumer is capable of. In many ways, the Global Economy is on the back of the u. S. Consumer. Carol we go from the economy to elections. You guys cover that rightfully so. And the u. S. Is not the only place wh
Elizabeth five or impeachment, its recession. Bring about020 will the great antitrust reawakening. The question is not whether to break up companies but how the laws are enforced. Kailey much more ahead. We begin with joel weber. Decade, what are the big things we needed to be watching . You hit a couple. Recession is one thing everyone is weary of. Of huge implications for the Global Economy as a whole. We give a survey of the World Outlook as a whole. 2 growth is what has been a aojected but theres always chance of it being revised downward. It comes down to the u. S. Consumer. In many ways, the Global Economy is on the back of the u. S. Consumer. Carol from the economy to elections. And the u. S. Is not the only place where there will be elections. That is an expected story. We can say elections, thats going to be a choppy sea. Another place that will take up bandwidth is the antitrust conversation. This will dominate the sea d. C. In a way that harkens back to and the last time ant
Commissions are now a thing of the past, but big brokers have a plan to make up that money. Jason here is editor joel weber on what to look for in this double issue. Joel the cover story is all about teslas autopilot which may be you have heard about it because it is a advanced Cruise Control that might put tesla on a path towards having self driving vehicles. Carol big ethical questions about how to get there, because you will probably lose lives along the way. Joel thats right. Tesla has a rough draft of something it things will become the future. Its on the road right now. When you are driving next to a tesla, the driver could be an in autopilot already. Because of that there has been death. The deaths dont look like normal deaths. But there is a bigger ethical question which maybe it is all worth it. Jason moving to china, in the headlines, who is selling what to whom, and you have a resurgent or emergent may be name competing with nike. Joel thats right. You maybe havent heard of
A gathering of leaders with a mission to set the course for the 21st century. Jason lots more of that ahead, lets begin with the top headlines this week from the u. S. To u. K. , geopolitics front and center. Tim ross joins us with the latest on brexit. Tim, great to have you with us. Tell us what we saw this week because it seems like, just like in the u. S. , we are entering a new phase with brexit. Tim we have an election that is finally being called. Boris johnson wanted to trigger this election for about a month and he finally got his way. The country will go to the polls on december 12 and whoever wins the election gets to determine brexit. If johnson wins, his deal will go through. If his main opponent Jeremy Corbyn wins, that could very easily be another referendum. Carol new referendum so does that mean potentially we could see the brexit negotiation between the u. K. And European Union go on beyond january . Tim well, it is certainly true that is one possibility. If Jeremy Co