increase its cloud revenue annually by 20% by 2025. the software s giant share price rose around 4% to an all time high on the news. rose around 4% to an all-time high on the news. high on the news. michelle fleury in high on the news. michelle fleury in new high on the news. michelle fleury in new york. - high on the news. michelle fleury in new york. this i high on the news. michelle - fleury in new york. this week, the team at bbc news is taking a closer look at al, and how already it affects our lives and how it will impact our futures. today, we are focusing on how advertising companies are relying on this technology, using machines to speed up and enhance creative processes. they are also embracing controversial deep fakes, digitally altering videos of celebrities to make them do or say anything. now, this has been a key issue in the ongoing hollywood actors strike. our asia business correspondent nick marsh reports from singapore. nick marsh reports from singapore- nick ma
as tech analyst dan ives explained, microsoft s moves could increase its cloud revenue annually by 20% by 2025. the software s giant share price rose around 4% to an all time high on the news. michelle fleury in new york. this week, the team at bbc news is taking a closer look at al, and how already it affects our lives and how it will impact our futures. today, we are focusing on how advertising companies are relying on this technology, using machines to speed up and enhance creative processes. they are also embracing controversial deep fakes , digitally altering videos of celebrities to make them do or say anything. now, this has been a key issue in the ongoing hollywood actors strike. our asia business correspondent nick marsh reports from singapore. sports car in space. a car company wants an advert. normally this kind of thing would take weeks. now it takes minutes. two heads may be better
presidentjoe biden referred to the chinese leader as a dictator at a fundraising event in california. now there s another big us trip planned this week, as us treasury secretary janet yellen will visit beijing. the treasury said it would be a visit to discuss the importance for both sides to responsibly manage the relationship and work together to address global challenges . our asia business reporter monica miller explains. the two sides have a lot to discuss including us concerned about a new chinese counterespionage law that want to infect1 counterespionage law that want to infect 1 july. counterespionage law that want to infect1july. the us has american and other foreign companies in the country that could face penalties from chinese authorities for regular business activities. janet yellen is acquitted to meet with the chinese economic team and to press upon them that washington is still committed to defending human rights and its own national security interests but she has to
the company, based in seattle, stopped its operations at the end of last month following the allegations by the us securities and exchange commission. it has recently been fined almost $30 million for violating sanctions on certain countries, as well as breaking anti money laundering laws. heightening regulatory scrutiny has seen a number of crypto country tumble in the past year. britain s investment minister has arrived in hong kong to promote business ties with the city. lord dominicjohnson is the first british minister to visit hong kong for five years , before mass pro democracy protests swept the city and resulted in a crackdown by beijing. our asia business correspondent nick marsh with more. there is a focus primarily on financial services, and financial technologies. now the economic links between the home of europe s financial capital and asia s financial capital, of course, they run deep.
lord dominicjohnson is the first british minister to visit hong kong for five years, before mass pro democracy protests swept the city and resulted in a crackdown by beijing. our asia business correspondent nick marsh with more. johnson s in hong kong to do business. he s there to attract investments in the uk. there s a focus primarily on financial services and financial technologies. now, the economic links between the home of europe s financial capital and asia s financial capital will, of course, they run deep. but there are some parallels more recently as well. both places, frankly speaking, have had a bit of a wobble recently. london, because of brexit and the uncertainty there, hong kong because of the political turmoil, the protests, and then more recently, the covid i9 restrictions. so from an economic standpoint, this visit makes sense. hong kong finance officials were in london last month, doing