We take a look at which campaign pledges President Trump has kept and which he has not, at least so far. Chinas lenovo gives up the crown as the worlds biggest pc maker after some very disappointing results. Welcome to World Business report. Im ben bland. In a minute well also investigate the Environmental Impact of the cruise industry. But first, he came into the white house with a pro business agenda. But events this week have caused the Business Community in america to isolate donald trump. And after over 200 days in office, donald trump has yet to achieve his first legislative change. Analysts have warned that his response to the violence in charlottesville will hurt republicans prospects for progress on domestic policy. So the big question is can the president deliver on his Campaign Promises . He has had mild success. In january, trump formally scrapped tpp a flagship trade deal with 11 asia pacific countries blaming the deal for job losses in the us. He also promised hed withdraw from the paris climate deal. And injune the president fulfilled that promise, saying the deal punished the us and again would cost millions of americanjobs. And nothing has been achieved when it comes to tax reform. Congress is struggling to agree on how to fund lower taxes on individuals and corporations. One of his major Campaign Promises was to rework the trade agreement between the us, canada and mexico. Trump made it clear that he didnt want tweaks, he wanted major changes. With me isjoseph sternberg, wsj europe 0pinion editor. When we look at what the president has achieved so far, has he done well enough on delivering the promises or are we expecting too much . You dont generally see a huge number of deliverable promises because things take time in washington but the big problem for trump is you have much less prospect there ever will be deliverables. Some of the things youve did. Such as the tra ns pacific some of the things youve did. Such as the Trans Pacific partnership, the withdrawal, its not necessarily an achievement anyway, and it also shows he has this ability to say no to things without being to say being able to say what he will say yes to. The deeper we get into this administration, the bigger problem that is. Its not enough to oppose your predecessor eventually, you have your predecessor eventually, you have to set out some think you are going to do. If President Trump happens to be watching this, trying to glean some advice from you, if he we re to glean some advice from you, if he were to ask, what shall i focus on next, what is the most important of the pledges . The next thing he has any chance of doing is tax reform. That is in danger of running into the same problem he ran into when he failed to do anything about healthcare legislation. He has this perverse genius for alienating people in congress he needs to help push forward his agenda and to be kind to a betterjob on tax reform in explaining to the public why he supports it, and making alliances on capitol hill to do it, the tax reform will be as much of a fiasco as his attempted healthcare legislation was. You mention the tax reform and regulatory changers, a lot of the giddy highs, the record highs the wall street markets have been hitting, have been on the expectations of that happening. How much more patient do you think the financial world will be before they start to pull back . Anyone looking at this from a political perspective is seeing a lot of cracks appearing in the wall. It is just this problem of the inability to work in washington. For all the talk during the campaign of draining the swamp, trying to bring in a new way of doing business, how the American Government works, you have basic constraints were you have to assemble a majority to vote for something. His inability to do that, his propensity for picking these twitter fights with Republican Leaders who should naturally be on his side, really becoming very self destructive and tainting his ability to deliver on all of the economic promises he made to people who voted for him. Joseph, really interesting get your thoughts. To get. Chinese Computer Company lenovo has lost its position as the Worlds Largest pc maker after reporting a big, and unexpected, loss in the the quarter ending injune. Its. Rico hizon is in our Asia Business hub in singapore. So tell me rico, how much did they lose . 72 million us in the red in the three months ending tojune. Higher costs for its Mobile Division and dart centre business. And this setback was also a turnaround from the 173 million profit lenovo made for the same period last year and compounding the problems, pc shipments dropping 6 year on year compared with a 3 decline in the industry and as a result, it lost its position as the Worlds Largest pc maker to hewlett packa rd its position as the Worlds Largest pc maker to Hewlett Packard in the quarter. The ceo of lenovo in the a nalyst quarter. The ceo of lenovo in the Analyst Briefing is still quite confident going forward, saying they will still be making money but Market Conditions remain challenging, especially the components supply shortage and costs, which will continue pressuring business operations. Lenovo has suffered from a Global Demand in pc a global decline in pc demand as consumers turn to ta blets, pc demand as consumers turn to tablets, particularly in china. More problems and challenges ahead for chinas biggest pc maker. Many thanks indeed. Good to see you. I dont know what that growth repulsed i dont know what ricos Holiday Plans are that you may be one of the 25 Million People who took a holiday aboard a cruise ship. The cruise industry is a Major Business and its growing rapidly. But as theo leggett reports, the new generation of giant Floating Hotels arent welcome everywhere. They are floating cities. Majestic and luxurious. Sailing serenely through the waters that surround some of the most beautiful places on earth. But when these vessels come close to land or interport not not everyone is pleased to see them. For many people, a cruise is a great way to see the world, at least to find some better weather. But the industry has grown and so have the ships. Some modern cruise liners can carry more than 5,000 people and can cross oceans at 30mph. But critics say this scale and performance comes with a hefty environmental cost and that could be leading the industry in choppy waters. Like other large ships, cruise liners burn heavy marine fuels, tons of it every hour, and they produce emissions such as sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxide and particulates, which are known to be harmful to human health. The problem with cruise liners is not only are the passengers exposed when on the ship but when the ship is in port, it keeps the auxiliary engines running because it needs to keep the systems powered and that can result in some of the emissions being spread over the city, even when the ship isnt moving, and really we dont know what the effects of exposure over a lifetime of that might be. In some port cities like venice, for example, their effect on air quality is one reason the giant cruise ships are rapidly becoming unwelcome guests. Yet cruise firms say theyre working hard to clean up their act. We are a very small part of that problem, but we are playing our part very actively to make sure that we do the best we possibly can to contribute to air improvement in those ports and cities. Among the improvements on the way are high tech exhaust filtering systems for existing vessels, while some new ships will be powered liquid natural gas, a much cleaner fuel. The industry knows it must take action or there is a risk more and more cities could see the back of these queens of the seas. Asian stock investors joined a global retreat from riskier assets on friday and the dollar wavered on growing doubts about us president Donald Trumps ability to deliver his economic agenda. Japans nikkei slid i on globaljitters and a stronger yen. Dont forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter im benmbland. The papers with james in a moment. Food manufacturers will be told to lower calories in many products. The government told companies to cut the sugar content in food. Food manufacturers and retailers have been told to cut sugar contact by a fifth by 2020. Its not compulsory but when the Childhood Obesity strategy was unveiled last year, there were hints that if the didnt comply, there would be legislation. Now the same to be adopted the calorie content in manufactured boats including ready meals, pizzas, currys, savoury snacks and sandwiches. This could mean smaller portions or reducing high calorie ingredients. No figures have yet been announced. An average man is said to need around 2500 calories a day to maintain a healthy body weight. For an average woman, the figure is around 2000. School aged children, between 1600 and 2500. Health Officials Say people on average consume between 200 300 calories more than they should sell action has to be taken. We know through our work on salt that a volu nta ry through our work on salt that a voluntary programme of salt reduction has worked. We are seeing very positive signs from the industry on sugar reduction so we consider that a Calorie Reduction Programme will be possible as well. The national 0besity forum said there was next to nothing to show that the governments last 12 months of work and that was a serious disappointment. The British Medical Association said the government had not strengthened existing controls on how unhealthy food and drinks are marketed to children. Coming up on breakfast, all the days news, business and also more on mixed sex accommodation in hospitals remaining commonplace despite a pledge to eliminated by the health secretary, jeremy hunt. The latest headlines. Police in spain believe they have bought a second attempted terror attack in the town of cambrils. The operations linked to thursdays deadly van attack in barcelona that left 13 dead and more than 100 injured. Spains prime minister, mariano rajoy, said Jihadist Terrorism was to blame for the attack. Spanish officials have said that the victims of the rampage came from at least 18 different nationalities. Firefighters are struggling to control two major blazes in central portugal that have cut off a village of 2,000 people, according to local officials. The fires broke out on tuesday evening and have so far left 92 people injured, seven seriously. Theres a warning that even hotter weather is on the way for the region in the coming days. Now its time for our newspaper review. Taking a look at headlines around the world. Its a developing story. The terrorist attack in barcelona is dominating the front pages across the globe. 0n the spanish website, el pais, the headline reads like this. Four terrorists killed attempting to commit another massacre in cambrils. Sticking with that story, and the times says evil strikes again, and goes on to say its spains first major terrorist attack since 200a. Turning to the financial times, which looks at white house tensions. The paper writes that the president s chief strategist, steve bannon, and his chief economic adviser, gary cohn, are in a power struggle, as defenders of trumps response to white nationalists face off against the administrations moderates. In the south China Morning post, three prominent pro democracy student leaders are jailed for six to eight months after an illegal protest in 2014. The prison sentence means the trio are disqualified from running for the Legislative Council for five years. Five years after being shot by the taliban, Malala Yousafzai has won a place at oxford university. The Nobel Prize Winner is pictured here in the times and quoted as saying shes so excited to study philosophy, politics and economics. In the business section of the south China Morning post, it says this. Unicom revamp gets mass support, as private and state sectors back a mixed ownership scheme. But the rush to execute the plan raises problems