since it went into effect, emirates airways, the largest airline in the middle east, has cut some flights to the u.s. due to fewer travelers that slowdown in traffic concerns airline and travel industry leaders, but for now, many believe tighter security or an extended laptop ban will not prompt people to skip overseas trips. >> i think we would find a way to put up with it, because we're traveling for reasons. >> reporter: so far, travelers seem to be adjusting to the new reality, which could include longer lines and fewer electronics to pass the time on flights. >> i don't know if it will make lines longer, necessarily. i think once people get accustomed to understanding that that's part of the process just as it did with your shoes having to be removed and that kind of thing, i think that people will get accustomed to it and it will change. >> they're horrible. i mean, they're like hour long sometimes, from here, goes down the stairs, all the way back around the side. then you have people trying to go from different level to level. >> it's definitely the worst part of the experience an

since it went into effect, emirates airways, the largest airline in the middle east, has cut some trips to the u.s. due to less travelers. for now, many believe tighter security or an expanded laptop ban will not prompt people to skip overseas trips. >> reporter: so far, travelers are adjusting to the new reality which could include longer lines >> i don't think it will make lines longer necessarily. once people get accustomed to that being part of the process, just as your shoes having to be removed and that kind of thing, i people will get accustomed to it and it will change. >> they're horrible. they're like an hour long sometimes, from here, down the stairs and to the side and people going from level to level. >> it's a chore to go through it. it's probably the worst part of the experience and a lot of us have tried to do pre-check so we don't have to do that. >> reporter: while travelers may not care for the hassle that goes along with security in the airport or on a plane, most are willing to put up with it in order to get away. in fact, this summer, a record number of people are

and emirates. they have to invest in the premium product if it means we get lower prices at the bottom end by competitors, and we go to the competitors if ba doesn't offer them, they have to make sure they do the same thing and they have to look at their cost efficiencies they can do that without losing money. this strike starts tomorrow, 16 day strike. what is it about? as we heard, there was a strike or a series of strikes earlier in the year about pay and ba's mixed fleet, they said that a few years ago to deal with issues to make it more efficient in terms of cost levels for cabin crew and productivity and the union in fact agreed with the airline about his art as we heard, ba said to those who went on strike we will take away your privileges, that his travel concessions or bonuses which the management could not justify those who went on strike and the vast majority of crew including those in this particular fleet did not strike said the union is now taking ba to task about the issue, looking t

yousef: what we are seeing is a lot of these companies are pulling now, you have hot airways and emirates that are putting out statements that they will be complying with the latest guidance. in the case of the airways, it's going to happen immediately. those lengths will go away. -- are making and him poison and important part here. at howally if you look many times qatar flies to divide, 14 times a day to dubai and 60 times two of dobby. -- abu dhabi. sense ofelloff in the a percent in qatar exchange stocks. contrasted with the saudi stocks, just for perspective, of these indices haven't performed well, some of the worst-performing stocks in the world. but the help qatari stocks with your line in white really diverging from its saudi peers. we did see initial pressures build up in the lead up to this. it includes qatari twelve-month real forwards. to level coming back two that we haven't seen since january 2016. same applies to saudi arabia. also what is happening on the credit default space and ultimately, the question becomes, what does this mean in terms of the wider conversation, wh

ethihad airways, dubai‘s emirates airline and budget carriers flydubai and air arabia said they would suspend all flights to and from doha. let‘s get detailed analysis. michael hewson chief market analyst, cmc markets. qatar, how is it going to effect us? politics over here is complicated and politics in the middle east more so particularly when you are looking at qatar for investment into various infrastructure projects. if we look at some of the things that qatar invest its money in in the uk, we‘ve got the shard. we also have the 0lympic got the shard. we also have the olympic village, we have significant amounts of london property, they have a 20% stake in heathrow airport, 20% stake in sainsbury‘s, british airways so i think any political problems in qatar are likely obcould well affect future investment and we‘re also a net importer of liquified natural gas which centrica have a contract with until 2023. so politics, which centrica have a contract with until2023. so politics, i which centrica have a contract with until 2023. so politics, i think, the new government, any

-- qatar airways included. the united arab emirates and egypt are penalizing qatar for supporting islamic groups. oncology shares hit a new high this year, gaining more than 45%. this after the company's experimental cancer drug worked on a variety of tumors. the effectiveness of adults and children tested across 17 different types of cancer. for will seek fda approval the drug which targets genetic abnormality. that is your business flash update. apple has a new announcements. this just breaking. it has unveiled a new smart speaker that will be unveiled to the market later this year. it let's head to cory johnson who is in the field with the latest. i am looking at t live go. there is a picture of it. it's called home pod. it is under seven inches tall and covered in a mesh fabric. give his details on this new hardware product. cory: you just gave a lot of it right there. seven small tweeters on the inside of it and one giant woofer with an engine that sort of cranks out the sound. chip, theapple a8 same in th

bahrain, the united arab emirates, and egypt have all announced a severing of diplomatic relations and , and airof land, sea contacts with qatar. qatar airways is now banned from large chunks of airspace in the region while many middle eastern countries have stopped flying to delhi airport -- flying to doha airport. the food supply will also be affected. with an estimated $335 billion of assets and its sovereign wealth fund, a huge trade surplus, qatar is well-positioned to ride out the dispute. bryan: oil prices are reacting to the news as well. brent crude jumping over 1%. that number has since turned around. tensionare worried that in the middle east could complicate a supply cut. european markets wrap -- markets rallied on monday. sunday night's terror attack in england hurting airline stocks. german markets closed today for a public holiday. at about as hovering flat line. u.s. markets are still near record levels as alphabet shares broke through the $1000 mark for the first time. on a shares are down 1% rare analyst downgrade. iszimbabwe, a cash shortage causing citizens to sleep

be grounded, 52 of which qatar airways controls. saudi arabia, bahrain, the united arab emirates, and egypt penalizing qatar for supporting islamic groups. harvard university has withdrawn 10 acceptances for "offensive facebook posts." sharing means about holocausts in the private message group. harvard says they do not publicly comment on admission status. and that is bluebird business flash. julia: prime minister theresa may remains the most likely outcome of the u.k. election even though the lead is narrowing. after the terror attacks, there was an official pause in campaigning. bloomberg be #-- you see the white line is the composite of the u.k. general election. if you look at the blueline that represents the labour party, what you can see below in the green is the relative spread that is going on there. we talked about this last week as well. the real story is the gains we have seen since the election was announced from the labour party. perhaps rather than the conservative party. what we have seen in the past is that you see

they are not allowing qatar airways to use their airspace. they are ordering their citizens to return from qatar. done that because he did has 250,000 citizens working in qatar. that is an important economic line. this action was surprising to qatar. it puts qatar in a position of having to choose between the gulf countries and its other theseons which is partnerships with ironic -- iran. saudi arabia sees it as a domestic threat. >> there is a food shortage developing and qatar because of this. 40 percent of their food. while it is a very wealthy country and can eventually find ways to imported from elsewhere, there is not much of a backlog of supplies and people have been rushing to stores to buy food as well as getting cash from banks. it wills sure how happen or how long it will last. withw much of it has to do what happened between president trump and the arab gulf states when he visited riyadh. >> we try to figure out the puzzling question of why now. logical answer is that it is related to donald trump's visit to riyadh. i think the me

, flydubai, gulf air and emirates cut flights to and from the qatari capital doha. apple and amazon could join forces with foxconn to bid for toshiba's semi—conductor business. toshiba needs to sell it to cover billions of dollars of cost overruns in its bankrupt nuclear us unit. us president trump has said he plans to privatize america's air traffic control system, in what he called an air travel revolution. mr trump says the reform would deliver cheaper, faster, and safer travel as well as an economic boost that could be worth $25 billion to the economy. it's currently part of the government's federal aviation administration employing 30,000 staff. let's talk about a huge deal in australia. a huge and controversial mine in north east australia finally looks set to go ahead. the $12 billion adani project in queensland will cover an area a quarter of the size of london but critics fear it will cause environmental damage. the indian company behind it says those protests won't stop them. sameer hashmi is in mumbai for us. it is understandable why this is so controve

and bahrain, they're blocking all travel to the country, they're not allowing qatar airways to use their airspace, they are ordering their citizens to return from qatar, in one indication of the complexity of all this, egypt has not done that because equip has $250,000 of its citizens working in qatar which is an important economic lifeline. but this action was surprise fog qatar and it puts qatar in a position of really having to choose between the gulf countries which has relied on many issues, and its other ambitions which have lead it to form these alliances with partnerships with ryan and other countries as well as islamic movements throughout the region that saudi arabia may see as-- that saudi saudi arabia sees as a domestic threat. >> there are also reports of a food shortage because of this. >> qatar imports almost all of its food and 40% of that comes directly from saudi arabia. so while it is a very wealthy country and might eventually be able to find ways to import it from elsewhere, there is not much back log of supplies and people have been rushing to stores to buy food as

of qatar airways said monday that the blockade imposed on his country by gulf neighbors will leave a lasting wound and he expects rapid u.s. diplomatic intervention to resolve the standoff saudi arabia the united arab emirates and bahrain qatar eyes with cancer this month and blocked air sea and land traffic but the country over its support for islamist groups and ties with iran. are called the blockade illegal and said his customers are returning to qatar airways and again using qatar as an aviation after an initial hit to business made these statements on the sidelines of the paris air show where culture airways actually unveiled its luxurious new business class seating bacher said he expects u.s. president donald trump will intervene since quote he knows that we are part of his alliance against terrorism and that we are a major player in his strategy in the region and quotes. and it may be a sign for millions around the world to duck for cover but for defense contractors it looks like a relative party even in the midst of tighter budgets terrorism and conflict in its many forms ha

of qatar airways said monday that the blockade imposed on his country by gulf neighbors will leave a lasting wound and he expects rapid u.s. diplomatic intervention to resolve the standoff saudi arabia the united arab emirates and bahrain qatar eyes with cancer this month and block air sea and land traffic with the country over its support for islamist groups and ties with iran bocker called the blockade illegal and said his customers are returning to qatar airways and again using qatar as an aviation after an initial hit to business made these statements on the sidelines of the paris air show where qatar airways actually unveiled its luxurious new business class seating backer said he expects u.s. president donald trump will intervene since quote he knows that we are part of his alliance against terrorism and that we are a major player in his strategy in the region and quote. it may be a sign for millions around the world to duck for cover but for defense contractors it looks like a relative party even in the midst of tighter budgets terrorism and conflict in its many forms has defe

of qatar airways said monday that the blockade imposed on his country by gulf neighbors will leave a lasting wound and he expects rapid u.s. diplomatic intervention to resolve the standoff saudi arabia the united arab emirates and bahrain cut ties with cancer this month and blocked air sea and land traffic with the country over its support for islamist groups and ties with iran. for call the blockade illegal and said his customers are returning to qatar airways and again using qatar as an aviation after an initial hit to business made these statements on the sidelines of the paris air show where qatar airways actually unveiled its luxurious new business class seating backer said he expects u.s. president donald trump will intervene since quote he knows that we are part of his alliance against terrorism and that we are a major player in his strategy in the region and quote. and it may be a sign for millions around the world to duck for cover but for defense contractors it looks like a relative party even in the midst of tighter budgets terrorism and conflict in its many forms has defe

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