When will boeings grounded 737 max return to the air Global Regulators meet in the u. S. To discuss just that and why the americans were the last to ground the jet. Also on the show deutsche of box board faces off with investors were angry over the lenders corporate and legal woes how bad is the mood well tell you how investors reacted. And the head of the European Parliament elections whats on the mind of europes youth well jobs for one to bring your report from paris. Welcome to d business im Stephen Beers in berlin thanks for joining us the boeing 737 back has been grounded for 2 months following fatal crashes in indonesia and Ethiopia Boeing has yet to present a Critical Software update to american regulators who say theyll need some time to certify the plane theyre under pressure from Global Airlines bottom lines demand they get the plane back in the air. The Boeing 737 Max will remain on the
tarmac until the regulator is convinced the aircraft is safe the 737 max was grounded fol
christiane s evening is trying to put a brave face on the disaster pointing to the banks modest earnings last year. deutsche bank. bank back into profit we ve all achieved our goals and laid the foundation for a sustainable profitable bank often deep so i know enough to be tough and bank but many shareholders say that with so much upheaval they don t even recognize the bank anymore and the problems continue to mount just this week it became known that i.t. systems have faulty programming and that cash flows to major customers sometimes cannot be monitored added to that suspicions of money laundering perhaps even for the business ventures of donald trump. nothing came of the plans to merge with rival come out spang. and the investment banking business has been an ongoing disappointment at least it faces downsizing but with the lender planning to cut
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with a time frame of a political campaign. so when we re operating with spang like amendment 1, we fact some real challenges. i think again, what that speaks to is that the tide is really turning on people s sentiment and if you were to characterize the majority, it would be that folks were conflicted. their faith teaches them one thing rickets and they know arne lgbt person and they re trying to figure out how to reconcile those things. in our work with the we do campaign, the position that we take is to always extend empathy towards those who were conflicted about our rights. and to try to start the conversation from a place of empathy than a place of mutual condemnation. and we re finding that folks are very, very responsive to that a approach because it helps to humanize both sides of the issue. i want to thank the reverend and executive director for