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i phone sales continue to slide apple reports sales of its smartphone fell 12 percent in the recent quarter but says its services revenue is making up for it. also on the show chinese tech giant huawei points to strong sales in the 1st half year despite being blacklisted by washington is that the full picture of its business. and a beer bottle bottleneck is leaving belgian brewers high and dry we ll give you the details. this is your business report from stephen beers in berlin thanks for watching we start the show with a mixed bag of apple earnings results the i phone maker saw its profits slide 13 percent to $10000000000.00 in the last quarter but it appears that the company s attempts to grow its services business are bearing fruit services revenue grew to a new record of close to $12000000000.00 the figures feat analyst expectations. and for more on this let s check in now with our financial correspondent in new york jose luis de haro it was a nice as always to see you so ....
you see. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. starts october 24th on d.w. . this is. a show coming up does the road to peace in hong kong pass through its highest office. is hong kong. is it time she represented the people of hong kong instead of hong kong tells us. selfie shutdown why police are getting tough on photo fanatics. i m not. i m british welcome to news asia it s good to have you with us for 4 months now the streets of hong kong have regularly looked like this battle zones that c.b.p. to the rest and injuries and there doesn t appear to be a visible way out of the crisis but what if its chief executive could hold the key a member of parliament the legislative council thinks so michael t.m. is seen as a poor stablished voice in hong kong and he s also a member of. parliament the national people s congress he spoke to correspondent in hong kong i think and do you think that the government can find a way out of this crisis yes from day one. because what they may ....
The Australian government has said it will not cancel the controversial 99-year lease of Darwin Port to a Chinese operator. The announcement came afte. ....
Talks are being explored as the South Pacific is no longer regarded as the ‘hole of the Asia-Pacific doughnut’, and China is looking to cement an economic foothold in the region. ....