the wednesday year praises saudi arabia s vision of a high tech future but after the killing of a saudi journalist he says business is usual is no longer an option also coming up the u.s. federal reserve surprises no one keeping rates on hold with a high kicks baited expected play to eat at the year. and schools of mysterious wooden towel was pump up all over hungry journalists claim corruption and i m gary and i want offices. this is your business update on how to hunt for. glad you could join me well german industrial powerhouse siemens posted a mixed bag of results on thursday net profit for the fiscal year remained just over six billion euros that s a slight increase on the previous year the company s had some setbacks recently in securing new orders vying for a multi-billion europe order to build
a power grid in iraq a job the company might use to us can best to g.e. off to the white house and divvied there s also problems in saudi arabia stevens was very late to counsel their
A power grid in iraq a job the company might use to us can best to g.e. off to the white house and divvied there s also problems in saudi arabia stevens was very late to counsel their attendance at the recent riyadh investment for him most companies who dropped out off to the murder of a saudi journalist. homes demons soulish struck twenty percent over the course of this year. and earlier today my colleague as hot as this spoke with siemens c.e.o. a joke asr about a couple of particular geopolitical risks including saudi arabia and where the case is decision to pull out of a saudi investor conference over the murder all of the journalists cost as he means a twenty billion dollars major power plant deal in the kingdom. the fact is that we did not sign a significant deal which was worth north of twenty billion that s true but obviously you know. things go as they go and i ve always made it clear we had