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he thanked his legal team and he said he was looking forward to getting back to his family and his work in the uk. it s a stunning reversal for mr lynch, who has been involved in legal battles over autonomy ssale for more than a decade. he and autonomy s former finance chief lost a civil trial in the uk two years ago, which also focused on allegations that they inflated autonomy s revenue before the sale to hewlett packard in 2011. workers at samsung electronics are going on strike today for the first time in the company s history. a union representing about 20% of the workforce has called the one day protest over pay and holidays. the company is one of the world s largest maker of smartphones. mark newman is founder of an investment firm and worked at samsung for six years. he told me about what impact the strike is likely to have. i think most likely there will not be any impact. it is a fifth of the workforce. in fact, what is quite different about this as it is not ....
forward to getting back to his family and his work in the uk. it s a stunning reversal for mr lynch, who has been involved in legal battles over autonomy ssale for more than a decade. he and autonomy s former finance chief lost a civil trial in the uk two years ago, which also focused on allegations that they inflated autonomy s revenue before the sale to hewlett packard in 2011. workers at samsung electronics are going on strike today for the first time in the company s history. a union representing about 20% of the workforce has called the one day protest over pay and holidays. the company is one of the world s largest maker of smartphones. mark newman is founder of an investment firm and worked at samsung for six years. he told me about what impact the strike is likely to have. i think most likely there won t be any impact. it is a fifth of the workforce. in fact, what is quite different about this is it is not a strike as we would normally expect it in the west as e ....
team and said he was looking forward to getting back to his family and his work in the uk. it s a stunning reversal for mr lynch was been involved in legal battles over autonomy sale for more than a decade. he in the formerfinance sale for more than a decade. he in the former finance chief lost a civil trial in the uk two years ago, which also focused on allegations that they are slated revenue before they are slated revenue before the sale to hewlett packard in 2011. for the first time in five years, the european central bank has cut interest rates. the move was widely expected with inflation easing in the 20 first samsung it s a first ever. the union was set “p first ever. the union was set up in 2020, before then there was no union. when i worked in samsung there was no union. it s very hard working company. employees work very hard and they used to work very long hours. these days i m actually the company is becoming much more lenient and ours are not as severe ....
moving into the thick of things as we move into these markets opening up in the next hour or so. in the asia-pacific, it is friday. let s get a sense of how we have done so far this week. looking at one of our functions on the bloomberg terminal, a flow of the money into and out of different etf s around the world. over thehe net flows next week or so. the u.s. has obviously seen a fairly topsy-turvy ride and where we are. getting weakness come through earlier on in the japanese currency. ,he yen solvency also there reacting or perhaps getting offered up on the back of the gdp numbers coming out of japan. that inbe talking about a few moments. we are looking ahead to the data coming out of the chinese mainland. around this time tomorrow, the all important inflation. ppi numbers coming out, so it is .airly big lots of guests coming on the show to tackle these topics, including bitcoin. 30 minutes away. that s on the open up markets here in hong kong. sophie is tracking a ....