the annual christmas specials were an event. when you first. see that advertisements like. frosty the snowman returns tuesday night. this was on once. if you missed it, you were screwed. mom, mom, can you watch that? can we watch that? mom. on sunday, december 4th. burl ives again tells the exciting news story of rudolph the red-nosed reindeer. i was obsessed with claymation and the rudolph the red-nosed reindeer was like the pinnacle. love. that show tells the story of rudolph based on the song rudolph, who was kind of an outsider. burl ives as the snowman, hermie the elf. remember him? he was sort of the the cast off. i want to be a dentist, you know, but it s a lucrative business given that your boss, santa, gets paid in cookies. and then, of course, you have the scariest claymation thing in the history of claymation things. the abominable snowman. he was horrifying. chills. scary to this day when that face first comes on. like rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, it has run ev
the move comes after months of renewed scrutiny on the aerospace giant, after a door plug blew off a boeing jet mid flight injanuary. that followed two fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019, which killed 346 people. since then, congress, the department ofjustice, regulators, airlines and customers have demanded boeing raise its standards on safety and quality control. the change will allow boeing to have greater oversight and influence over spirit aerosystems, which has been criticised for its own share of quality control problems. that includes ill fitting panels and improperly drilled holes. the all stock deal was valued at $4.7 billion, or $8.3 billion, including spirit s debt. now it goes to spirit s shareholders and to regulators for approval. the european commission is going after facebook owner meta, saying its pay or consent advertising model is in breach of eu laws. under the tech giant s new service in the eu, users must either consent to receiving personalised ads or pa
of up to £5,000. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. the american food giant kraft heinz walks away from its proposed merger deal with unilever. and a nose for talent. india s perfume industry on the unique hiring push. welcome to asia business report. now, the biggest potential merger deal in corporate history is now not happening, and that is after the american food giant kraft heinz said it was dropping its bid to buy rival unilever. the anglo dutch company which makes marmite, lipton tea and dove soap rejected a bid from kraft heinz on friday. kraft heinz has said it has amicably agreed to scrap the plan. for more, here is our business reporter. i calculate that within 55 hours of the bid being submitted it has been withdrawn entirely and this will have brought together some major global brands that you and i know in our households such as philadelphia and kraft heinz beings. it would have brought together coleman ‘s mustard and magnum ic
a50, talking about article 50. we will be looking to find out what businesses and workers think. in sport, england, scotland and northern ireland all win in world cup qualifying. jermain defoe returns from nearly four years out with a goal as england beat lithuania 2 0. and there s a new quid on the block. this is it. the new pound coin and tomorrow it enters circulation. we ll be finding out why not everyone is happy at its introduction. it feels lighter. and the weather s been so lovely we ve sent matt out and about. we have had some problems adjudications, but he will whether slater. problems with communications, but he will be with us communications, but he will be with us later. good morning. first, our main story. theresa may will meet scotland s first minister nicola sturgeon later today for the first time since she rejected calls for a second referendum on scottish independence. the visit is part of a tour of all four nations of the uk before the process of leaving
Xi arrived in Europe for the first time in five years, at a time of growing business tensions that include the European Union investigating Chinese industries such as electric vehicle exports, while Beijing probes mostly French-made brandy imports. The European Union "cannot absorb massive over-production of Chinese industrial goods flooding its market," von der Leyen said after the three held talks under the gilded ceilings of the Elysee Palace.