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plenty more to come from st. petersburg. and we'll be joined by the man that's responsible for ubs's wealth management division. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together reliably fast internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! we must have encountered a temporal vortex. further analytics are necessary. beam us up. ♪ that's my phone. hey. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system. only from xfinity. tv and internet together like never before. >>> almost week, stock funds saw $1.1 billion in outflows according to data from ici. this is the third week this year when investors moved cash out of stock funds, taking profits and fueling a fixed income rally. ceo of ubs wealth management joins us from the ubs family of the summit in singapore. thanks very much indeed for joining us. good to see you this evening there in singapore. how are your clients feeling right now about investments? we sort of seem to be in a
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forward to, we look that later on from st. petersburg. general electric has agreed to give more time to consider it $17 billion bid. hans nichols has this story from berlin. weeksthis is a matter of they have been granted, yes? >> three weeks is the deadline. it puts this to june 23, when alstom's board has to make a formal decision on what they will do with this bit from general electric, $17 billion. it's the latest number we have. has alreadyrd signaled they are for it. they have not formally approved a takeover. aat this extension does is gift bit more breathing room to work out the details with the french state. it also gives siemens, who has made a rival bid, a chance to have more time to go over the books and make their bid formal. right now it is just an expression of interest. ge has some work to do with the french state. the industry minister earlier basically gave the french state more stay in blocking these deals. confident,ge is blustery as always. here is what he said about investor confidence wednesday -- "you have to trust
forward to, we look that later on from st. petersburg. general electric has agreed to give more time to consider it $17 billion bid. hans nichols has this story from berlin. weeksthis is a matter of they have been granted, yes? >> three weeks is the deadline. it puts this to june 23, when alstom's board has to make a formal decision on what they will do with this bit from general electric, $17 billion. it's the latest number we have. has alreadyrd signaled they are for it. they have not...
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events in ukraine very much in focus in st. petersburg. we had this -- finally got a gas deal signed between russia and china as well in the last 24 hours. we've heard from the russian energy minister that the price of that is close to 350,000 cubic meters. jeffrey is there. before we get on to the other things that you've been discussing, what might the reaction be to that price? clearly the eu average is around 380. >> yes, so it would appear on the face of it to be lower than they sell the gas to person europe for. but i don't think there will be too many surprises. obviously this is just the first bit of information and no doubt there will be various coders in that contract meaning there are linkages to the underlying oil price. there will be some flexibility as well, one imagines, around the spot price of oil. but it is worth noting that i think china has consistently sought to buy its gas at what lower prices than western europe pays. that has some implications, clearly, for pricing for western europe. but possibly also for supply. b
events in ukraine very much in focus in st. petersburg. we had this -- finally got a gas deal signed between russia and china as well in the last 24 hours. we've heard from the russian energy minister that the price of that is close to 350,000 cubic meters. jeffrey is there. before we get on to the other things that you've been discussing, what might the reaction be to that price? clearly the eu average is around 380. >> yes, so it would appear on the face of it to be lower than they sell...
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let's go back to st. petersburg. ryan chilcote is standing by with a man who knows a lot about the market fallout of vladimir putin's follow-up -- standoff with the west. ceo of theith the moscow exchange, russia's biggest stock exchange. thank you. we were together two or three months ago. you are the master of volatility. the way we are starting the conversation with everyone is our the sanctions -- how are the ,anctions, quite limited so far imposed against russia and the geopolitical crisis in ukraine, how is that affecting your business? >> very strong volatility in the markets. at the same time, a dramatic increase in the volume of market exchange. quarter to quarter. equities increased by 35%. in fact, they have doubled. that is because traders like volatility. they also like security. we introduced the central depository. now, we see the total results. are --ency, we definitely. competing with other locations like london, new york. we are trading mostly the original share. this is some sort of our competition
let's go back to st. petersburg. ryan chilcote is standing by with a man who knows a lot about the market fallout of vladimir putin's follow-up -- standoff with the west. ceo of theith the moscow exchange, russia's biggest stock exchange. thank you. we were together two or three months ago. you are the master of volatility. the way we are starting the conversation with everyone is our the sanctions -- how are the ,anctions, quite limited so far imposed against russia and the geopolitical crisis...
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he gets ready to speak in st. petersburg. we are live with one of his key political allies. >> breaking live, german business data. the president of the ifo joins us with his first interview of the day. >> and france asks ge to extend by threer alstmom weeks. welcome to "the pulse," live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. >> coming up, the coding revolution. the ceo of a company teaching the world to code. >> and we are live in ukraine's capital to see why voting next week and could be a dangerous endeavor. >> let's start with the recovery in europe. standard & poor's raising spain's credit rating. fitch also boosting greece's rating. david tweed joins us with more. what is the update behind the numbers? >> i want to start with greece. i am going to read a couple of lines from the fitch upgrade. they are still below investment grade, but moving in the right direction. "remarkable progress on the fiscal front. the most challenging adjustment for greece is behind it," says fitch. there are problems still, but the
he gets ready to speak in st. petersburg. we are live with one of his key political allies. >> breaking live, german business data. the president of the ifo joins us with his first interview of the day. >> and france asks ge to extend by threer alstmom weeks. welcome to "the pulse," live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. >> coming up, the coding revolution. the ceo of a company teaching the world to code. >> and we are live in ukraine's capital...
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more conversations to come from st. petersburg. >> it is all about ryan today. st. petersburg, the international economic forum takes front and center stage. we have a full lineup of guests. ryan is there. we have the ceo of the moscow stock exchange. the president of summer group. two big interviews coming up in "the pulse." in our new energy segment, it is a fascinating chat with the founder of a company that makes biofuel from waste coffee grinds. here is a fascinating fact for you. london coffee shops and instant coffee factories produce over 200,000 tons of coffee waste each year. with those 200,000 tons, you can make 1.3 million liters of biodiesel. how many of those tons are from manus cranny's coffee drinking habits? finally, big day for data. just had some pmi numbers out of germany. we have got the eurozone data at 9:00. we have the fed minutes to discuss. china manufacturing as well. when is the first rate hike going to happen in the u.s.? paul joins us. is a show. see you later. >> we certainly look forward to that. that is." -- that is "the pulse." roya
more conversations to come from st. petersburg. >> it is all about ryan today. st. petersburg, the international economic forum takes front and center stage. we have a full lineup of guests. ryan is there. we have the ceo of the moscow stock exchange. the president of summer group. two big interviews coming up in "the pulse." in our new energy segment, it is a fascinating chat with the founder of a company that makes biofuel from waste coffee grinds. here is a fascinating fact...
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he gets ready to speak in st. petersburg. we are live with one of his key political allies. >> breaking live, german business data. the president of the ifo joins us with his first interview of the day. >> and france asks ge to extend by threer alstmom weeks. welcome to "the pulse," live from bloomberg's european headquarters i
he gets ready to speak in st. petersburg. we are live with one of his key political allies. >> breaking live, german business data. the president of the ifo joins us with his first interview of the day. >> and france asks ge to extend by threer alstmom weeks. welcome to "the pulse," live from bloomberg's european headquarters i
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russia's biggest gathering kicks off in st. petersburg. it's as much about who isn't attending as who is. the economy minister joins for the first interview of the day. >> equity markets inching higher as continued stimulus will not spark jump in inflation rate. chinese manufacturing climbs to a five-month high. >> the largest chinese internet company listing in new york so far. than $1.7 billion in its ipo. >> will come to "countdown." >> which just gone 6:00 a.m. in gone 6:00it's just a.m. in london. ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. ryan chilcote is live that the st. petersburg foreign. mia saini is in hong kong with details of the ipo. >> jonathan ferro is in the studio to walk us through the latest fed minutes and elliott theine is in tel aviv as purchase of an israeli food company is going to be announced. >> this hour, a bloomberg first interview with the russian deputy economy minister. that is at 6:30 a.m. london time. will be here to discuss those earnings. and "on the move," hearing from the national bank of
russia's biggest gathering kicks off in st. petersburg. it's as much about who isn't attending as who is. the economy minister joins for the first interview of the day. >> equity markets inching higher as continued stimulus will not spark jump in inflation rate. chinese manufacturing climbs to a five-month high. >> the largest chinese internet company listing in new york so far. than $1.7 billion in its ipo. >> will come to "countdown." >> which just gone 6:00...
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>> it is an important meeting for us in st. petersburg. promising opportunities in russia. >> and you are continuing even though the ceo of rosneft is on the bench. no problems there? great opportunities for the long-term in russia. >> let's move on from that. let's talk about your business. this political crisis, some would say, will create an opportunity. europe needs to look outwardly now for their supply. in the long term, does that mean there was an opportunity for your relationship with europe? have you seen any impact? has always been very important to us from any perspective and especially in the gas supply. we supply europe with a significant part of the gas needed. i think it is fair to say that the energy has always been geopolitical. it will remain so. i also think it is fair to say that the russian supplies have remained stable and predictable for decades. >> is that going to change? russia is looking towards china. people are saying, in the long term, that can only mean one thing. that means that prices for gas rise in europe
>> it is an important meeting for us in st. petersburg. promising opportunities in russia. >> and you are continuing even though the ceo of rosneft is on the bench. no problems there? great opportunities for the long-term in russia. >> let's move on from that. let's talk about your business. this political crisis, some would say, will create an opportunity. europe needs to look outwardly now for their supply. in the long term, does that mean there was an opportunity for your...
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st. petersburg is also very pretty. and once a year, heads of state, business leaders, and executives from all over the world, they go to st. petersburg to attend what's called the annual international economic forum. and for russian president vladimir putin, that economic forum every year is a big deal. he essentially hosts it. he's right there in the center of everything, rubbing shoulders with all the elites, the conference is super lavish, the conference is super productive. a lot of deals get signed. business happens at this event. this infographic was posted on the forum's website about the 2013 event. more than 6,000 participants, 81 countries represented, more than 100 contracts signed at the gig itself, toting lots and lots of rubles, totaling almost $300 billion. that was 2013. the 2014 forum is set for later this month, may 22nd to may 24th in st. petersburg. earlier this week, "the new york times" reported that president obama's advisers were reaching out directly to top executives from american big companie
st. petersburg is also very pretty. and once a year, heads of state, business leaders, and executives from all over the world, they go to st. petersburg to attend what's called the annual international economic forum. and for russian president vladimir putin, that economic forum every year is a big deal. he essentially hosts it. he's right there in the center of everything, rubbing shoulders with all the elites, the conference is super lavish, the conference is super productive. a lot of deals...
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petersburg. >>> just another crisp morning in st. petersburg. ♪ >> neva river. ice fishing paradise. >> i wouldn't go out on that, not for a million dollars, man. not now. it's total unstable. ♪ >> lessons of history. >> where are we? >> peter and paul's fortress, which used to be a burial place for the romanovs, who were a little bit executed in 1917 -- >> a little bit. they were very executed. >> originally built to defend against the marauding swedes -- god, i hate the marauding swedes. the peter and paul fortress was overrun by the bolsheviks during the revolution. so the 100-year anniversary of what is coming up? >> great october socialist revolution in three years from now. >> in three years. >> so i smell with the disparity gap in the society, very rich and very poor, that someone might bring up the masses back to the winter palace and storm it again, like 100 years, nothing changed. >> every day at noon without fail this d-30 122-millimeter howitzer is fired to commemorate the revolution. >> ready to load. loaded. very solemn moment. moment of truth, t
petersburg. >>> just another crisp morning in st. petersburg. ♪ >> neva river. ice fishing paradise. >> i wouldn't go out on that, not for a million dollars, man. not now. it's total unstable. ♪ >> lessons of history. >> where are we? >> peter and paul's fortress, which used to be a burial place for the romanovs, who were a little bit executed in 1917 -- >> a little bit. they were very executed. >> originally built to defend against the...
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st. petersburg. he was born there, started his career. >> the night train to st. petersburg is one of the great fun things to do in russia. roll on great steel wheels through the night, through dark forests of birch and snow. out there in the dark, visible for a second or two at a time, the real russia, the one most russians live in. >> so tony, time to enjoy life. >> ooh, the gentle chicken meat. >> i need something gentle, tony. >> the seat cushion and ratatu. may i propose a toast? to gentle chicken meats. >> pro tip. if the word "gentle" is used on a menu, avoid those items and stick to the classics. like blini with caviar and cold pickled herring and potatoes and solyanka, a soup of sturgeon, salmon, olives, and lemon. is health care free anymore in this country? >> well, officially they say it's free. but if you want to get operation within a month and you can't wait, you won't get it because there's a long line of those. >> how about education? >> up to the high school, it's still free. the quality's not best as it used to be. people used to get a lot of th
st. petersburg. he was born there, started his career. >> the night train to st. petersburg is one of the great fun things to do in russia. roll on great steel wheels through the night, through dark forests of birch and snow. out there in the dark, visible for a second or two at a time, the real russia, the one most russians live in. >> so tony, time to enjoy life. >> ooh, the gentle chicken meat. >> i need something gentle, tony. >> the seat cushion and ratatu....
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he's in st. petersburg. he's still talking. it's a very political discussion he's having. in the last couple of moments he said russia's big concern is that ukraine will join nato. that is the explanation for russia's intention what is going on at the border there. ukraine will join nato. it's part of this tension between the east. not just about eu getting close per b-- closer but also nato membership. >>> and still to come, we talk about the world cup coming up in brazil. will it be ready? ♪ find yourself. in an accomodation... where you get to do... whatever it is that you love to do! booking.com booking.yeah! ♪ ♪fame, makes a man take things over♪ ♪fame, lets him loose, hard to swallow♪ ♪fame, puts you there where things are hollow♪ the evolution of luxury continues. the next generation 2015 escalade. ♪fame >>> i'm david eades. the top story this is hour. leaders are summoned to a meeting a day after the coup. >>> germane katanga is sentenced to prison 12 years for war crimes. >>> now the world cup in brazil is less than three weeks away. one of the b
he's in st. petersburg. he's still talking. it's a very political discussion he's having. in the last couple of moments he said russia's big concern is that ukraine will join nato. that is the explanation for russia's intention what is going on at the border there. ukraine will join nato. it's part of this tension between the east. not just about eu getting close per b-- closer but also nato membership. >>> and still to come, we talk about the world cup coming up in brazil. will it be...
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st. petersburg. he was born there, started his career. >> the night train to st. petersburg is one of the great fun things to do in russia. roll on great steel wheels through the night, through dark forests of birch and snow. out there in the dark, visible for a second or two at a time, the real russia, the one most russians live in. >> so tony, time to enjoy life. >> ooh, the gentle chicken meat. >> i need something gentle, tony. >> the seat cushion and ratatu. may i propose a toast? to gentle chicken meats. >> pro tip. if the word "gentle" is used on a menu, avoid those items and stick to the classics. like blini with caviar and cold pickled herring and potatoes and solyanka, a soup of sturgeon, salmon, olives, and lemon. is health care free anymore in this country? >> well, officially they say it's free. but if you want to get operation within a month and you can't wait, you won't get it because there's a long line of those. >> how about education? >> up to the high school, it's still free. the quality's not best as it used to be. people used to get a lot of th
st. petersburg. he was born there, started his career. >> the night train to st. petersburg is one of the great fun things to do in russia. roll on great steel wheels through the night, through dark forests of birch and snow. out there in the dark, visible for a second or two at a time, the real russia, the one most russians live in. >> so tony, time to enjoy life. >> ooh, the gentle chicken meat. >> i need something gentle, tony. >> the seat cushion and ratatu....
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this was at an economic forum in st. petersburg in russia, and while mostly the subject was ukraiew ukraine and the recent actions there, putin took a chance to take a big swing at washington, the u.s., and president obama. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in moscow tonight and starts us from there. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. in some comments putin said he would deal with whoever wins presidential elections in ukraine this weekend, but his tone changed when he talked about washington and he said president obama effectively is to blame for the entire crisis in ukraine. violence in ukraine, ahead of this weekend's presidential election. at least 40 killed in the past 48 hours as government troops fight pro russian separatists. before a friendly audience in an economic conference in st. petersburg, it was putin's turn to unload on washington. accusing the u.s. of medaling in russia's backyard and backing an illegitimate ukrainian government. he admitted u.s. sanctions are hurtin
this was at an economic forum in st. petersburg in russia, and while mostly the subject was ukraiew ukraine and the recent actions there, putin took a chance to take a big swing at washington, the u.s., and president obama. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in moscow tonight and starts us from there. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. in some comments putin said he would deal with whoever wins presidential elections in ukraine this weekend, but his...
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let's go to the global event in st. petersburg, russia. we're waiting for an interview with geoff cutmore. steve, it's been hard for us to hear the translation. what headlines has vladimir putin made? what has he said that has stuck out to you? >> let me break into a few areas for you. one, he's saying actually there's been a boomerang effect from western sanctions and it's coming back to hurt europe. and u.s. dominance has not worked for the globe. actually, it's ukraine, despite loans to&cheap gas, he is accusing ukraine. let's just listen in to the translation of what putin just said. >> translator: related to the gas police to the european continent have occurred not to russia. occurred due to the situation in the ukraine, which abuses its position. >> so he's also been talking about ukraine. it has to be said saying the country is in a defacto civil war. he said that early on in a speech to business leaders. from his point of view, saved blanchard rather than created it as well. very interesting talking about where russia goes. their
let's go to the global event in st. petersburg, russia. we're waiting for an interview with geoff cutmore. steve, it's been hard for us to hear the translation. what headlines has vladimir putin made? what has he said that has stuck out to you? >> let me break into a few areas for you. one, he's saying actually there's been a boomerang effect from western sanctions and it's coming back to hurt europe. and u.s. dominance has not worked for the globe. actually, it's ukraine, despite loans...
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petersburg. >> there was never any question he was going to st. petersburg. he manages the metro group, one of germany's largest retailers. metro also employs over 20,000 people in russia, so he wanted to attend the economic for him, despite the ukrainian crisis. >> i am a businessman first and foremost and not a politician, so i do not get involved in it. of course, i can voice my concern about recent developments, and de-escalation is in everyone's best interest. >> but russian managers would like to see their german counterparts be more critical of the sanctions. >> these are educated people. they know these policies are hurting them. that the state can also hurt them, so it makes sense in this case to think about the relationship between society and the state in germany. >> in other words, german companies should put pressure on their government because sanctions are not only bad for russia but could also backfire on the german ecoomy. >> deutsche bank, germany's biggest lender, has given the greenlight to a capital increase. >> co-ceo announced the cash
petersburg. >> there was never any question he was going to st. petersburg. he manages the metro group, one of germany's largest retailers. metro also employs over 20,000 people in russia, so he wanted to attend the economic for him, despite the ukrainian crisis. >> i am a businessman first and foremost and not a politician, so i do not get involved in it. of course, i can voice my concern about recent developments, and de-escalation is in everyone's best interest. >> but...
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i said, are you planning to go to st. petersburg? >> the amount of things going on with our organization, the dedication and leadership it french matterhe sorted out in a meaningful and long-term i, this requires me to be here. >> it looks like a scheduling clash. -- i always make clear, i do what i believe is right. president barack obama united states have been asking chief executives of big major companies not to go. there are quite a lot of people canceling at the moment. it looks as though it could be a little bit lonely on the stage there for president vladimir putin. little bit lonely. you are absolutely right. he always has an entourage. they be he will be less lonely. david tweed in front of siemens headquarters. let's turn to alstom now. bring us up to speed with what they had to say today. the message was pretty clear. havenergy unit does not the critical mass to compete with ge or german rival siemens and other companies coming up in the emerging markets. alstom did not close the door to siemens' bid. he said it is ready
i said, are you planning to go to st. petersburg? >> the amount of things going on with our organization, the dedication and leadership it french matterhe sorted out in a meaningful and long-term i, this requires me to be here. >> it looks like a scheduling clash. -- i always make clear, i do what i believe is right. president barack obama united states have been asking chief executives of big major companies not to go. there are quite a lot of people canceling at the moment. it...
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the st. petersburg forum is an important nue for achieving that. putin dashed hopes for de-escalation, stressing instead his fears independence -- fierce independence. he said he will invest in his countries industrial base and will not be blackmailed by sanctions. >> in must be obvious that economic sanctions as a tool of economic pressure have a boomerang effect in our modern interdependent world. in the end they will affect the very economies of the countries that initiated them. >> publicly at least, russia refuses to a knowledge western criticism. putin underscored that. >> vladimir putin signaled he respected the will of the ukrainian people, but also took shots at kiev, brussels, an washington. it seems the kremlin cares more about the geopolitical struggle for power than ending the struggle -- let's chat in ukraine. >> separatists in eastern provinces have vowed to stop the poll going ahead. in the city of donetsk, pro-russian supporters seized ballot boxes and smashed them to pieces in a nearby square. at least two people were killed as uk
the st. petersburg forum is an important nue for achieving that. putin dashed hopes for de-escalation, stressing instead his fears independence -- fierce independence. he said he will invest in his countries industrial base and will not be blackmailed by sanctions. >> in must be obvious that economic sanctions as a tool of economic pressure have a boomerang effect in our modern interdependent world. in the end they will affect the very economies of the countries that initiated them....
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of the eon from germany not coming to the st petersburg forum it doesn't make any sense and this applies to all the other major telecom. agriculture and their g. european majors this is a huge this is one of the huge emerging markets in the world the brics brazil russia india china south africa this is the future so this forum i'm very curious to see what kind of deals asian companies are going to strike thank you very much for your input will be talking see a lank you are the next coming days not and let's not forget that the last years are in the st petersburg international economic forum one hundred and two agreements were signed worth over two hundred ninety two million dollars and we're expecting to hear about more deals like that and some more records to be broken this is marina call survive reporting for its city from st petersburg. a former u.s. assistant to the secretary of the treasury paul roberts told us the western firms that did pull out did so systematically. i think it's just a symbolic way of accommodating washington and i don't think it means anything and i do not think
of the eon from germany not coming to the st petersburg forum it doesn't make any sense and this applies to all the other major telecom. agriculture and their g. european majors this is a huge this is one of the huge emerging markets in the world the brics brazil russia india china south africa this is the future so this forum i'm very curious to see what kind of deals asian companies are going to strike thank you very much for your input will be talking see a lank you are the next coming days...
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petersburg, russia. putin admitted that the encroachment into the ukraine is already affecting the economy. >> an apparent softening of the russian president saw the ruble spike to a high. but the president had harsh words for mr. obama in the white house effectively criticizing mr. obama's comments saying that the russian president was on the wrong side of historyÑi over th ukrainian crisis. >> who is he to judge, seriously? he wants to judge people. why don't he get a job and work somewhere? >> i asked president putin about his view on the sanctions that had been imposed on russia. he again very unhappy with the sanctions and said that they had had an impact on the russian economy. >> these sanctions are absolutely illegal, unlawful. and of course, they decrease -- they make our relations worse. we are now hearing about the third package of sanctions and i have a question. in that regard, why? >> the message that will come out of the president's comments today that he will respect the choice of the pe
petersburg, russia. putin admitted that the encroachment into the ukraine is already affecting the economy. >> an apparent softening of the russian president saw the ruble spike to a high. but the president had harsh words for mr. obama in the white house effectively criticizing mr. obama's comments saying that the russian president was on the wrong side of historyÑi over th ukrainian crisis. >> who is he to judge, seriously? he wants to judge people. why don't he get a job and...
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and some of the biggest names of finance and politics gathered for the st petersburg internet ads of some major western firms won't be that under pressure from their governments not to turn up report from the russians doubles for you. international news and comment live from moscow this is our sea with me. thanks for trying it after thirty six hours in custody ground phillips the british journalist reporting for us he has been released by the ukrainian authorities he was arrested by the national guard in the country's east and was held under armed guard in what he says were intimidating conditions let's now take a listen. day leaving mary apollo they were approaching the checkpoint the blog post and started filming and then suddenly you know the soldiers were sort of over and they were interrogating him and suddenly asking questions looking through the car and more tips in more detail than the done before they found the bullet proof vest i've been given is the line of duty here. you know the conflict situation here and then seemed to kind of escalate things a bulletproof vest i did t
and some of the biggest names of finance and politics gathered for the st petersburg internet ads of some major western firms won't be that under pressure from their governments not to turn up report from the russians doubles for you. international news and comment live from moscow this is our sea with me. thanks for trying it after thirty six hours in custody ground phillips the british journalist reporting for us he has been released by the ukrainian authorities he was arrested by the...
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. >> vladimir putin is speaking now at the st. petersburg conference. we will check in with ryan chilcote later to find out what he is saying and how it is being received. >> what else do we have? >> the next story is hewlett-packard. it's another round of job cuts. up to 16,000 positions eliminated which is about five percent of their total workforce. >> all over twitter yesterday, the article on ibm. it says hardware companies are fossils. >> you look at ibm and it went from a hardware copy to a software company. you wonder where technology is going. this is up to 50,000 employees. >> including the previous job cuts. >> sales are no longer following. meg whitman says they are stabilizing. they have not figured out what their next move is. >> what does oracle do and cisco do over the weekend? they've got to react to this. >> this will save one percent? cent earnings-per-share. they are laying off 50,000 people to save a penny. >> what else do we have? >> we are tracking the developments in a couple of big merger stories. astrazeneca shareholders say th
. >> vladimir putin is speaking now at the st. petersburg conference. we will check in with ryan chilcote later to find out what he is saying and how it is being received. >> what else do we have? >> the next story is hewlett-packard. it's another round of job cuts. up to 16,000 positions eliminated which is about five percent of their total workforce. >> all over twitter yesterday, the article on ibm. it says hardware companies are fossils. >> you look at ibm and...
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. >> st. petersburg, the second-most populous city in russia. june 11, 2005, and a shaky cell phone camera captures this scene, erupting in a parking lot. >> at first it looks a little bit like west side story, like the sharks and the jets. it looks like it could start out as a flash mob. >> look a little closer. these guys are definitely in no dancing mood. >> to look at these people shouting and screaming about something, you would think they had this very fierce, political position about something, but no. these two groups just really like their sports teams. >> these are extreme football fans, before a big game. and by football we mean soccer for americans. in red are the spartac from moscow. and in blue, the zenich fans of st. petersburg. >> russians love their football. they love their national team. they love their clubs. >> the extreme fan bases started to form in the '60s, when the oppressed were looking for a voice, and an identity. >> you get clubs based in the cities. any city club's going to have a hard core support, simple as that.
. >> st. petersburg, the second-most populous city in russia. june 11, 2005, and a shaky cell phone camera captures this scene, erupting in a parking lot. >> at first it looks a little bit like west side story, like the sharks and the jets. it looks like it could start out as a flash mob. >> look a little closer. these guys are definitely in no dancing mood. >> to look at these people shouting and screaming about something, you would think they had this very fierce,...
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from st. petersburg, let's move south to kiev. ukraine will hold an election in four days and confusion and violence reign with no apparent leadership. marks as the latest on the ground but he has recent travels to eastern ukraine. >> it's a pretty chaotic part of the country. there is this new people's republic that is being formed a few weeks ago. the guys running that aren't interesting bunch of people and one of them is a moscow resident. he has been announced as the new prime minister there. there is a lot of military activity outside the main city. we heard this morning there are 11 ukrainian army soldiers found dead. quite a few of the checkpoints around the city and it was not there as to who is in charge of the city. >> what is the military might of the separatists? what do you see in terms of military armament? there is the odd guy standing on a street corner with an ak-47 or another kind of rifle and over the last few days, there have been more armored vehicles traveling around the
from st. petersburg, let's move south to kiev. ukraine will hold an election in four days and confusion and violence reign with no apparent leadership. marks as the latest on the ground but he has recent travels to eastern ukraine. >> it's a pretty chaotic part of the country. there is this new people's republic that is being formed a few weeks ago. the guys running that aren't interesting bunch of people and one of them is a moscow resident. he has been announced as the new prime...
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trip that was coming up to russia, the st. petersburg. he is slated to be in st. petersburg speaking on the panel on may 22. i said, are you planning to go? he said, i am really very busy. i have to talk about the bid. busy.ence, too he will not be turning up. which will be something of a relief for the communications people and sending a strong message. outt of u.s. ceo's dropping . this is the sort of thing that could make vladimir putin feel very embarrassed. >> thank you, david. was discussed in that interview, no doubt very interesting to the french company at the center. potential bids from general electric and siemens. they put up numbers as well this morning. that is right. alstom missed estimates for the full year net income. whether they will validate the $17 billion bid for the energy unit. the ceo just walked in about an hour ago. he is on a conference call at the moment and he was told in a press conference in about an hour from now. they reserve the right to engage in talks with serious bidders. a message here for siemens. they have not come yet with
trip that was coming up to russia, the st. petersburg. he is slated to be in st. petersburg speaking on the panel on may 22. i said, are you planning to go? he said, i am really very busy. i have to talk about the bid. busy.ence, too he will not be turning up. which will be something of a relief for the communications people and sending a strong message. outt of u.s. ceo's dropping . this is the sort of thing that could make vladimir putin feel very embarrassed. >> thank you, david. was...
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. >> and in st. petersburg, we will get the news there. nick, thanks very much. >>> we turn now to the search for the missing nigerian schoolgirls. the president of nigeria, good luck jonathan is in talks with the region's leaders. but back home, increasingly violence attacks linked to beau co hah ram are on the rise. chuck hagel says the united states has some information but no solid evidence where they are. the u.s. sent 80 military personal to help search in neighboring chad. some ordinary nigerians are forming vigilante groups to provide security they say is lacking. and we are arkanswa. >> reporter: it's after curfew. anyone out is suspect. armed with no more than rusty machetes and swords, they stare down the headlights. they are not police or military, they are vigilantes, and even the local government admits they have been more effective than the authorities. boko haram was among us, killing us, he says. we are going to get rid of the plague and chase them out of town. the birthplace of the group is no longer its him. vigilante em
. >> and in st. petersburg, we will get the news there. nick, thanks very much. >>> we turn now to the search for the missing nigerian schoolgirls. the president of nigeria, good luck jonathan is in talks with the region's leaders. but back home, increasingly violence attacks linked to beau co hah ram are on the rise. chuck hagel says the united states has some information but no solid evidence where they are. the u.s. sent 80 military personal to help search in neighboring chad....
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they display has offices in st petersburg kazakhstan the u.a.e. and spain with more popping up the time the company's experience in branding printed and interact to design and three d. graphics has led to partnerships the likes of some song coca-cola and. with hundreds of projects already under its belt play display has its sights firmly set in the future. in the near future we're planning to open offices in the u.s. we have a startup that we're taking over there. at the moment we have a new project that's already in the prototype stage we're developing the world's first museum of old men to the reality according to our understanding of the idea whether it will be an empty space with symbols on the walls each visitor will be able to see the museum's exhibits using virtual reality devices all more specifically with the help of reality glasses. to become part of everyday life this is how we think of. smartphones and tablets are only going to get more powerful. the way for even more seamless augments of reality experiences potentially revolutionizing
they display has offices in st petersburg kazakhstan the u.a.e. and spain with more popping up the time the company's experience in branding printed and interact to design and three d. graphics has led to partnerships the likes of some song coca-cola and. with hundreds of projects already under its belt play display has its sights firmly set in the future. in the near future we're planning to open offices in the u.s. we have a startup that we're taking over there. at the moment we have a new...
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there was another goal inside for russia china in st petersburg this week as well. because when the deal with china comes to fruition it will become russia's because gas consumers along with germany of course but should the second project on the so-called western route be realizable china will undoubtedly take first place what president putin revealed to be international media during the final day of the gathering we have more from st petersburg later in the program. if you drive people away from the dollar many people now it must be sitting there saying gosh if we have u.s. dollars and the u.s. decides they don't like us they're going to put sanctions on us so people more and more people will say maybe i should use the u.s. dollar. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we. covered. russia the world's hockey championships with a hard fought victory over finland team russia winning with a five two scoreline in the final in belarus. in moscow st celebrations broke out after the final whistle a victory marking a dramatic turnaround f
there was another goal inside for russia china in st petersburg this week as well. because when the deal with china comes to fruition it will become russia's because gas consumers along with germany of course but should the second project on the so-called western route be realizable china will undoubtedly take first place what president putin revealed to be international media during the final day of the gathering we have more from st petersburg later in the program. if you drive people away...
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for more on this ryan chilcote is in st. petersburg. tommy the impact of those comments. >> they are important for investors in the room. no one wants more sanctions against russia -- these are people who invest in russia. and the u.s., the eu, germany have said is that if the elections in ukraine on sunday are disrupted and russia is seen as part of that there will be more sanctions. anything that president putin says speaking to investors now that sounds conciliatory is very welcome. he made that comment about how russia respects the choice of the ukrainian people and that russia is prepared to work with the newly elected president. -- front runner in the polls he did not refer to him by names . he stopped short of giving a wholesale endorsement of the election or any kind of reconciliation with ukraine. he did not say he would recognize the legitimacy of the election and repeated his demand that the violence he blames the ukrainian government for stops that ukrainest and pulls back troops. i think of this as something that -- it was
for more on this ryan chilcote is in st. petersburg. tommy the impact of those comments. >> they are important for investors in the room. no one wants more sanctions against russia -- these are people who invest in russia. and the u.s., the eu, germany have said is that if the elections in ukraine on sunday are disrupted and russia is seen as part of that there will be more sanctions. anything that president putin says speaking to investors now that sounds conciliatory is very welcome. he...
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at the st. petersburg economic forum said that the sanctions that had been imposed on russia will boomerang on the west, and he said that he is concerned that ukraine is now slipping into civil war, concerned that ukraine could join nato, and that is something we, asked a leading candidate petro porashenko, who is expected by the polls to win the election on sunday, perhaps in the first round, perhaps in the second. petro porashenko told me that he believes that vladimir putin is guilty of double talk, claiming not to interfere on the ground, but that the russians are doing that. >> this is increasing the terrorists supported by the russian side, supplying arms, drugs, soldiers, killing ukranian people and providing training for an army defended by a live shield of the women and children. >> reporter: specifically i asked mr petro porashenko, if elected as president, will he consider ukraine joining n.a.t.o.? he said, indeed it has to be considered given the situation on the ground, at some poin
at the st. petersburg economic forum said that the sanctions that had been imposed on russia will boomerang on the west, and he said that he is concerned that ukraine is now slipping into civil war, concerned that ukraine could join nato, and that is something we, asked a leading candidate petro porashenko, who is expected by the polls to win the election on sunday, perhaps in the first round, perhaps in the second. petro porashenko told me that he believes that vladimir putin is guilty of...
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. >> paul joining us from st. petersburg. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> pope francis arrived in jordan today. his first stop in the middle east. during the meeting, the pope call fed for an urgent end and praised the king for taking in more than 1 million ref fee gees. jordan is 3% to 5% christian and the king said they are an integral part of the middle east. >>> and what's seen as a possible breakthrough in long front relations. pakistan's prime minister, and the two will meet privately. pakistan's relations hit another low after 166 people were killed during an attack. belgium broadcasting company said a lone gunman opened fire. authorities said there were lots of witnesses and described the investigation as moving fast. a jewish leader in brussels compared the attack to the fatal shooting in 2012. an al qaeda sympathizer was responsible in that incident. killing 15 fighters loyal to the militant group. 10 government troops were killed in what was described as fierce fighting. the united states has been providing suppor
. >> paul joining us from st. petersburg. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> pope francis arrived in jordan today. his first stop in the middle east. during the meeting, the pope call fed for an urgent end and praised the king for taking in more than 1 million ref fee gees. jordan is 3% to 5% christian and the king said they are an integral part of the middle east. >>> and what's seen as a possible breakthrough in long front relations. pakistan's prime minister, and the...
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with the first russian and state was in kiev in what is now ukraine moscow became the second space st. petersburg but then there is hardly any difference of the two languages it is the complicated story maybe it is a way to understand it. >> if you take a vote with the recent referendum has shown us that to pay attention antril% of that caribbean population is muslim is a population from stalled in the second world war. they have a population with that referendum but whether putin will seek to take over the eastern half of the ukraine. thereby severing perhaps the western part of the country if it remains to be seen. >> host: what about chechnya? >> that works on both sides said they sympathized with i have been talking about. they are engaged with political violence themselves and are responsible for outrageous acts the government does its share of the same. when bruited was asserting his power taken over from yeltsin and there was speculation in to this day as to the russian security forces tried to blame the chechens. but again there is a mix that i don't think we know the answers
with the first russian and state was in kiev in what is now ukraine moscow became the second space st. petersburg but then there is hardly any difference of the two languages it is the complicated story maybe it is a way to understand it. >> if you take a vote with the recent referendum has shown us that to pay attention antril% of that caribbean population is muslim is a population from stalled in the second world war. they have a population with that referendum but whether putin will...
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over six not a half thousand guests operates a spading out this year st petersburg international economic forum and the certainly didn't disappoint that's turned out has been amazing and the guests here happen talking about infrastructure development financial regulations and ways to make them more competitive that's more about this i'm joined by joe walks who is managing partner of why c.i.s. thank you so much for joining me to tell us what were their impressions from day one of the forum i know that there was a lot of talk about investments in particular i was a very open dialogue i think realistic as well but the clear message is that there's some patience required at the moment there is obviously a longer term view is something that i think most participants who intend to be here for the for the long term have at the moment for those who don't want to participate i think that will work create opportunities for the companies who do want to be here what do you think of what kind of opportunities are being created from the fact that european and american companies one lot of all of them
over six not a half thousand guests operates a spading out this year st petersburg international economic forum and the certainly didn't disappoint that's turned out has been amazing and the guests here happen talking about infrastructure development financial regulations and ways to make them more competitive that's more about this i'm joined by joe walks who is managing partner of why c.i.s. thank you so much for joining me to tell us what were their impressions from day one of the forum i...