Jun.18 -- Germany's crisis over migration policy enters a critical phase this week with Chancellor Angela Merkel's political future on the line and the ripples already being felt across Europe. Bloomberg's Birgit Jennen reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe" with Anna Edwards.
Much of the endless stream of chatter surrounding Tesla lately has centered around topics other than what the company actually sells. There's also much to discuss when dealing with Tesla's financial health. Tesla may not have intended its up-to-seven-person sedan to be a car that makes you want to drag race at every stoplight, but that's exactly what it is.
China's threat to impose duties on U.S. oil imports will hit a business that has soared in the last two years, and which is now worth almost $1 billion (753.52 million pounds) per month. In an escalating spat over the United States' trade deficit with most of its major trading partners, including China, U.S. President Donald Trump said last week he was pushing ahead with hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports, starting on July 6. China said Friday it would retaliate by slapping duties on several American commodities, including oil.
Google will invest $550 million in Chinese e-commerce powerhouse JD.com, part of the U.S. internet giant's efforts to expand its presence in fast-growing Asian markets and battle rivals including Amazon.com. The two companies described the investment as one piece of a broader partnership that will include the promotion of JD.com products on Google's shopping service. This could help JD.com expand beyond its base in China and Southeast Asia and establish a meaningful presence in U.S. and European markets.
Jun.18 -- Iran says Venezuela and Iraq will join it in blocking a proposal to increase oil production that's backed by Saudi Arabia and Russia when OPEC and its allies meet in Vienna this week. Bloomberg's Annemarie Hordern reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe."
Google has been increasing its presence in China in recent times, and today it
Boeing has reorganised its sales operations as part of a push into services that has helped it take a lead over rival jet maker Airbus this year. Boeing set up a standalone division in 2017 to build a $50 billion business in services for civil and defence aircraft. Now sales of jetliner services have been brought under the same umbrella as plane sales, headed by senior vice president Ihssane Mounir, Boeing Co's overall commercial sales chief.
