Territory for the fourth day in a row. Energy stocks leading the advance as oil surges to a threeweek high, closing up more than 5 , marking its biggest gain of the year. A lot of news to get to. Im Melissa Francis in new york. This is after the bell. Connell im Connell Mcshane live once again in beijing and today were getting a firsthand look at the view from china. Speaking to folks here on the ground what they really think about the trade war with the United States and the perception of American Companies, especially apple. As the tech giant considers moving some of its production out of china. Melissa. Melissa first we begin with breaking news and fox Business Team coverage. Gerri willis is on the floor of the new york stock exchange, blake burman at the white house, and Edward Lawrence is at the Canadian Embassy in d. C. Lets star with blake. Go ahead. Reporter melissa there is a pretty big meeting going on right now not only in the white house but inside the situation room to be
Cam documentary online at student cam. Org. The trade agreement replacing nafta is expected to go before congress in summer. Up next well hear from diplomats and government officials about the u. S. Mexico canada trade agreement and how it could impact businesses. In event was hosted by the Canadian American Business Council last month. Next up were going to ask some big picture questions about why trade matters for consumers and for business for jobs, for countries and for economies. History tells us a lot and were going to talk about that, of course. But we also have two former pro trade House Democrats coming up to this stage. Im sure we will again be asking some of the political questions. Moderating this conversation is lorin gardener. Lorin is a reporter for politico pro canada. She is new to the canada bet but not to reporting. She was previously covering energy and environment policy at cq role call. Joining her on the stage is former congressman don johnson a long time frayed
be part of the discussions today. and there s so much interest that s already been generated about this program. we have over 100 people with us today in person and many more watching it over the web. denton s is pleased to be presenting this program, and with its presence in the u.s., canada, and mexico, we have a extensive experience at the critical intervention. many practitioners here to share their experience and perspectives and we re happy to be joined by key members of industry and governments who can also add their valuable perspective. and with that, i m going to turn things over to scotty greenwood, the co-lead of our federal practice. thank you. welcome, everybody. we are really delighted to have you here. this is what it s all about for us in public policy. bringing together policy leaders, thought leaders. our clients. our prospects. everybody that is looking to understand what could happen with this really important north american economy. and so you ve got t
good morning. good afternoon. welcome. over to you, joanne. i m joanne. i m the office managing partner in washington. we re pleased to welcome you to the washington office for the nafta 2.0 summit. given our topic today and who we have with us, it seems appropriate to say not only welcome but [ speaking french ] . we are pleased to be able to have you here and to present this great program today which is streaming live even as we speak and will be available after on the website. change can be unsettling, but it also presents a lot of opportunity which i m sure will be part of the discussions today. and there s so much interest that s already been generated about this program. we have over 100 people with us today in person and many more watching it over the web. denton s is pleased to be presenting this program, and with its presence in the u.s., canada, and mexico, we have a extensive experience at the critical intervention. many practitioners here to share their experi
implications for ongoing trade talks. this portion featured a panel moderated by a former canadian ambassador to the u.s. with current and former government officials from mexico and canada. this is about an hour. good morning. good afternoon. bon jour. welcome. over to you, joann. okay. and my name is joann zimolzak. we re pleased to welcome you to the washington office for the nafta 2.0 summit. given our topic today and who we have here with us, it seems appropriate not only to say welcome, but beinvenidos. we re pleased to have you here and present this great program today. which is streaming live, even as we speak, and will be available afterwards on the dentons website. change can be unsettling, but it also presents a lot of opportunity, which i m sure will be part of the discussions today. and there s so much interest that s already been generated about this program. we have over 100 people who are going to be here today with us in person and many more who are watch