shares sell off after benjamin smith is named as ceo. >>> charting the course. danish shipping giant maersk announces the sale of its drilling giant >>> good morning welcome. atlantia shares are rebounding after a sharp drop on thursday there's an investigation into the country's biggest toll operator after the bridge collapse this week that left at least 38 people dead italy's transport ministry says transauto has 15 days to prove it performeded a yit maintenance on that bridge >>> the terms are not publicly accessible, for us as ministers it's difficult to access these documents. once we publish everything, you will understand which of the various boundaries were made we know there were breaches. one cannot die in italy after paying the highway toll. >> autosstraytrade said it perf regular inspections of the bridge claudia joins us from cnbc in milan. what is the latest on the investigation? >> yes good morning of course as bodies are still being searched for, there are about 20 people still missing, the confirmed deaths are 38. so at this point under the rubb

benjamin smith is the first non—frenchman in the role and has a reputation for tackling unions. on the wall street journal "sec probes tesla over model 3 production disclosures" — it says regulators began investigating last year whether tesla inc misled investors about its model 3 car production problems, according to people familiar with the matter. on the new york times a backlash to microtargeted advertising on facebook is growing. and don't forget, let us know what you are spotting online — use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. that's it for the business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets. a bit of respite with the turkish lira upholding its value slightly. and trade talks between the us and china. more from me in a few minutes. ten of england's most challenging prisons are to be given a total of £10 million to improve security and living conditions, as part of a government drive to tackle drugs and violence in jails. ministers also want to raise leadership standards by sending prison governors to military—style staff colleges. our home affairs corr

largest carrier groups in the world, appointed a new chief executive, a guy named benjamin smith who was the number two at air canada. that followed three months of really leaderless stasis and pretty severe crisis, especially at the air france part of air france klm, which has been suffering terrible labor discord that has grounded a lot of company, and the created something of a mess for this very large airline at the heart of the summer travel season. this is a company that is in some amount of turmoil, trying to arrest that turmoil and doing some -- so in a very turbulent market where any misstep by a big airline can be exploited ruthlessly by all the budget carriers. jason: talk to us about where air france sits in the french imagination, because it does play this role that draws the attention of both the everyday french person as well as the government. why is that? matt: well, jason, look. it is a very historic company. all airlines are historic, but air france is especially so. it has been an impassive or over the years for french style, billeds by bior, what is as the best o

smith who was the number two at air canada. that followed three months of really leaderless stasis and pretty severe crisis, especially at the air france part of air france klm, which has been suffering terrible labor discord that has grounded a lot of flights, cost the company an inordinate amount of money, and created something of a mess for this very large airline at the heart of the summer travel season. this is a company that is in some amount of turmoil, trying to arrest that turmoil and doing so in a very difficult market, where any misstep by a big airline can be exploited ruthlessly by all the budget carriers. jason: talk to us about where air france sits in the french imagination, because it does play this role that draws the attention of both the everyday french person as well as the government. why is that? matt: well, jason, look. it is a very historic company. all the big airlines to some extent are historic, but air france is especially so. it has been an ambassador over the years for french style, uniforms by di

they have cap benjamin smith to run the airline. he comes from air canada. the union was speaking out today . they are saying the new pick will help -- hurt workers by suspending low-cost operations. the stock under some pressure. minerals down. more than 10%. the biggest fall in the stoxx 600. this is under copper pressure. it's been cut to neutral by credit suisse. it's interesting because yesterday it was up 9%. they were delivering dividends for the first time in six years but today they seem to be under pressure. vopak down more than 5.5%. this is a tanker storage company. i guess going to the market they are going to see how much those terminals are worth and if they could offload them. yearok for the rest the remains strong. estimate cap movers. -- that is the mid-cap movers. rek has decided to list its drilling unit separately marking a complete exit from the energy industry. i spoke with the ceo earlier today. volumes show no impact. the -- the tariffs, let's important for us is what happens to consumables. we haven't seen any threats like this at t