opportunity for another player at least, and several players potentially, to become alternatives to nokia and ericsson. hello and welcome to the week in tech. this week, the uk's court of appeal ruled that south wales police‘s use of facial recognition technology has been unlawful and in violation of human rights. internet connection and cellular service was shut down in belarus amid protests following the contested re—election of five—time president alexander lukashenko. and, after 35 years on the laptop game, toshiba sold its last share of dynabook, and with it, the company's last stake in the personal computer business. google announced plans to build the largest earthquake detection network, using your phone! the android earthquake alerts system uses tiny accelerometers built into every smartphone and location data to act as a seismometer that can help detect quakes and tremors. is this the future of photography? football team's brain and research have developed an ai model to create 3d images of nearly complete scenes using still photographs. the model can even capture lighting

nokia and daimler. a ruling from a court suggests that daimler had broken some patents owned by nokia. daimler has lost the ruling over the nokia mobile phone ruling. violating this according to the court. another headlines does nokia must enforce the ruling. we have yet to hear what kind of punishment that daimler will face as a result or if there will be some sort of ongoing legal process. we will watch these headlines. in terms of market reaction, both of these stocks are moving to the downside. s is a dropping market. job cuts at m&s. slashing 7000 jobs in the next three months. we will get details next. this is bloomberg. ♪\/ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 23 minutes into the trading session. european equities are on the back foot. struggling is marks & spencer as it has announced it is cutting 7000 jobs over the next three months after its clothing business was hit hard by the coronavirus locked down. that adds to a growing told of job loss in u.k. retail sector. why is a busine

opportunity for another player at least, and several players potentially, to become alternatives to nokia and ericsson. hello and welcome to the week in tech. this week, the uk's court of appeal ruled that south wales police‘s use of facial recognition technology has been unlawful and in violation of human rights. internet connection and cellular service was shut down in belarus amid protests following the contested re—election of five—time president alexander lu kashenko. and after 35 years in the laptop game, toshiba sold its last share of dynabook, and with it, the company's last stake in the personal computer business. google announced plans to build the largest earthquake detection network using your phone! the android earthquake alerts system uses tiny accelerometers built in to every smartphone and location data to act as a seismometer that can help detect quakes and tremors. is this the future of photography? football team's brain and research have developed an ai model to create 3—d images of nearly complete scenes using still photographs. the model can even capture light

the opportunity for another player at least, several players potentially, to become alternatives to nokia and ericsson. hello and welcome to the week in tech. this week, the week in tech. this week, the uk's court of appeal ruled that south wales police's use of facial recognition technology has been unlawful and in violation of human rights. internet connection and cellular service were shut down in belarus amid protests following the contested re—election of five—time president alexander lukashenko. and after 35 years on the la ptop and after 35 years on the laptop game, toshiba sold its last share of dynabook, and its last share of dynabook, and its last sta ke last share of dynabook, and its last stake in the personal computer business. google announced plans to build the largest earthquake detection network, using your phone. the android earthquake alert system uses tiny accelerometers built into every smart phone and location data to act as a seismometer that can help detect quakes and tremors. is this the future of photography? football team's brain and research have developed

catch up with nokia? in 2007 the iphone came out and then you have americans companies did compete. i think ten years from now you will see a lot of different things going on in this space and in these particular leaders understand you have to innovate or you die. keeping up but the competition is the example of we are on zoom. zoom came out of nowhere and was a winner essentially during the pandemic because they provided aid service to consumers but i don't mean members of congress -- i worked with the tech community a lot but i would not pretend to be an expert on technology and certainly these members of congress have never run a business or try to start a company. they are stories that you can read books and yahoo lost their dominance so i think let's let the free market work this out and that has always been the republican and i was certainly happy to see [inaudible] whose work on this a long time to talk about we don't need new antitrust laws but we can look at particular examples and see if they ar

don't want them in their core network so they are going more towards companies like eric center or nokia which are european companies but we haven't really seen countries implementing large fans and that's in part going to really rely on what germany does germany is under a lot of pressure to exclude holway chancellor merkel has said she doesn't want to implement a blanket ban on hallway that they are expected to make a decision in the next month or so they've said they're planning to announce what they plan to do in september and that could be really what determines the future of hallway in your up we have seen countries changing their policies on huawei the u.k. was one of them now it's not involved at all and it's if i chose to delay any thanks for bring as of today. now it's been 3 months since greece reopened to tourism one of its most important industries of course the sector accounts for a quarter of greek g.d.p. we $33000000.00 visitors a year in a normal year that is but 2020 has hardly been a normal year. so returning to sun to really if spearing really normally the alleyways a

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we are the first in the world to do that with our partners like ericsson and nokia. what are your outlooks for the year, given that we are still working for home, schools are still remote? how is that going to drive business and pressure, essentially, on your networks over the next six to 12 months? returne have seen some through switching behavior and shopping behavior in the category, and that is really important. we predict that will continue to modestly increase through the rest of the year. but the bigger dynamic is, what are consumers going to be looking for as this pandemic unfolds and the circumstances that follow from it unfold? we are going to be -- we think they are going to be looking for a better value and a better network. budgets are tight and people are having to make choices, and they are not going to drop this category. smartphones are essential to our lives now more than ever, but -- that is a big opportunity for the undisputed growth leader, us. many ofast question, the companies that make the phones that your customers use, apple, google are in t

. >> and it was titled the pony of nokia sake? news -- of nagasaki? was it a cartoon? >> it had something like puppets. >> puppets? >> i think it had puppets, but it was more like a movie with regular people. it was something like puppets in a regular movie. i think it was something like that. >> he doesn't remember anything. >> these paintings are titled "reaching for peace." but the title is not that important. to search and find a brightness likeness of peace, a from such a dark and gloomy background, that is the concept. i would like to continue painting such themes about peace. it is my conviction. being a survivor, i always have the hope in my heart of living in a world with no atomic bomb. ♪ >> the children nowadays, the younger generation all hope and pray for apeaceful world. a world without war. but hoping and praying alone will not bring peace. they must also work for it with their hands and feet. because just hoping for peace without taking action will do nothing. this is what i would like to tell the children. ♪ [bell gongs] ♪ ♪ ♪ [captions copyr

and then this is a 2007 cover of forbes magazine where they said nokia. who is ever going catch nokia? in 2007 the iphones came out. then american companies to compete. i think ten years from now you're going to see a lot of different things going on in this space, and these particular leaders understand you have to innovate or you die. keeping up with the competition just an example that we are on the zoo. whom came out of nowhere and was a winter because the responded to consumers. i don't need members of congress who don't -- i worked with the tech community a lot but i would not pretend to be an expert on technology in any way and certainly these members of congress have never run a business, try to start a company. there are stories, you can read books, yahoo!, search and how they lost their dominance. let's let the free market work this out. that has always been the republican position. i certainly was happy to see represented sensenbrenner who is worked on this a long time talk about we don't need new antitrust laws. we can look at particular examp

they don't want them in their core network so they are going more towards companies like erickson or nokia which are european companies but we haven't really seen countries implementing large bans and in part going to really rely on what germany does germany is under a lot of pressure to exclude holway chancellor merkel has that she doesn't. want to implement a blanket ban on hallway that they are expected to make a decision and the next month or so they've said they're planning to announce what they plan to do in september and that really what determines the future of holloway and your up we have seen countries changing their policies on huawei the u.k. was one of them now it's not involved at all and it's. any thanks for bringing us up to date. now it's been 3 months since greece reopened to tourism one of its most important industries of course the sector accounts for a quarter of greek g.d.p. with $33000000.00 visitors a year in a normal year that is but 2020 has hardly been a normal year. tourists are returning to sun to renie if spearing really normally the alleyways are full at this

nokia, ericsson, who also provide 5g technology. we heard from mike pompeo, the us secretary of state, as a direct blow to the chinese communist party and all chip companies working for huawei no matter where they are up huawei no matter where they are up will be subject to licenses according to new restrictions, even foreign companies who happen to use us equipment. they too may need a licence to continue chipping to huawei. it has prompted the chief executive officer to say these new rules will bring significant disruption to the sector. a really interesting development. let's look at financial markets. the tech stock are moving markets. it will be interesting to see how nokia and ericsson shares trade. this is how things are going at the moment. japan is down slightly again today. it was down quite again today. it was down quite a bit yesterday on the back of the values of the economic contraction into the second quarter. i want to show the american because of the nasdaq is ata american because of the nasdaq is at a high because

the environment and sustainability hello and welcome to this special edition of africa i am sundra to nokia here in kampala uganda and we meet today as always is my colleague in nigeria hi new to a. year i really like this subject of nature and the projects i will be looking at today well all started before the pandemic for many of the ideas i especially powerful in this time i mean stars to love and look after our environment lest i would have briefly got what's coming up on the show today. i mean german i disavowed i'm sure our town architects are kind linkup naturally with their surroundings the new design trend conquering euro natural materials argued successful new creations. and music is said to be the language of emotion and it's getting people in ga not to think environmentalists protection so hard. now in which we can the arts the use of possibility but on the stand me of environmental issues someone hears stanley and they don't have a clear on sides of this and i don't argue with beijing they have this science uses creative skills to remind you money since you can for the environm

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in nigeria and in germany i am sundra to nokia and with me today i was always a micro present and new to hum of new how are you today i don't know their son jack i am just fine thank you very much and i want all come to you odd to viewers out there we have a lot in store for you on today's program so let's take a quick look at what's lined up today. in senegal we visit some students who are thinking with a new solar car. in germany we hear about a push to make textiles on look we saw through. can you how we learn once again how crucial it is to protect our water resources. first we had to the south of the continent south africa's energy comes almost exclusively from coal fired power plants which is a major factor behind rising air pollution in an alias the government has announced plans to significantly increase the use of renewable sources within 10 yes being solo wind or hydropower they mischa to his being sped by green cape a nonprofit organization that provides assistance to innovative young green startups. one year ago the protests heights academy school and camp town went solo w

governments around the world and the operators are keen to open in some way and to introduce alternatives to nokia and ericsson. governments are keen to open the way for several players to become alternatives to these companies. welcome to the week in tech. this week the court of appeal ruled that south wales police's use of facial recognition trilogy is in breach of human rights. protests in belarus. and after 35 years in the laptop game, toshiba sold its last share of its last stake in the personal computer since. google plans to build the biggest earthquake detection system. using your phone. it uses tiny accelerometers built into smartphones to act as a seismometer that detects tremors. is this the future of photography? google has developed an ai model to create 3d models of new and complete scenes using still photographs. the model can even capture lighting changes without compromising the image. finally, if you are in need of a cuddly friend without the long—term commitment... this could be the closest thing to a real life pat. developed by vanguard industries, this pet robot is powered b

governments around the world and the operators are keen to open in some way and to introduce alternatives to nokia and ericsson. welcome to the wrekin tech. they show recognition technology has been ruled unlawful and in violation of human rights. protests in belarus. and after 35 yea rs protests in belarus. and after 35 years and a laptop game, toshiba sold its last share of its last taken the personal computer since. google plans to build the biggest earthquake detection system. it uses tiny accelerometers built into smartphones and has a size or mentor that detects tremors. is this the future of photography? google has developed an ai model to create 3d models of new and complete scenes using still photographs. the model can even using still photographs. the model ca n even ca th re using still photographs. the model can even capture lighting changes without compromising the image. finally, if you are in need of a cuddly friend without the long—term commitment... this could be the closest thing. there are an estimated 5 million chinese people living in the states. president trung's focus on b

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a lot of that has been moved to nokia and other outside firms. we don't is are the base that can handle it. i'm not a technical expert and i hope kathryn will grade my paper here. i was trying to explain this to my wife the other day. what i said was the metaphor should be the universal service bus, the usb drives where it allows access between computers and peripherals except if you move that up to a systems level and how do you standardize this so everybody can be compatible there's one framework in how you work in the middle. that's what we're going after. was that too simple kathryn? >> you are asking the person who works for a company who doesn't do 5g wireless, so maybe bob can bring it on through. >> yeah, i mean, the degree of interoperability standards matter and the fact that it allows for specialization and rather than be locked in with single providers and all that which allows for more diversity, more specialization, more entrance in the market and ultimately, again, specialization tends to lead toward innovation and more efficient a

two, with respect they made some pretty significant threats against nokia and ericsson. european companies but they basically said if europe is going to bond huawei from the 5g network it's going to put restrictions on the exports of nokia and ericsson from china so now it's causing nokia and ericsson to rethink their operations. >> so what should we be doing in terms of government policy this mistake taking place in the sphere of the private sector. what should we be doing? there's one deal we should punish her own companies for doing it. think that might backfire. what is the government of the united states, the executive branch view that we should be doing to brilliant some ways give the ceo backbone not to comply this comes to reciprocity. certainly don't do this to chinese companies. but as government policy what should we be doing? i need assistant answer. >> this is exactly what i was getting at. if it's cheaper to operate in china, to compete with chided that we've got to figure out how to get these companies financial booster they can now compete if they offshor

prince,: certainly, the the saudi oil minister really took on that the nokia problem for the cartel and doubling down on the cheaters. thank you so much for your time this morning. coming up, having gone to unprecedented lengths to combat the covid prices, monetary policy makers kickoff a virtual jackson hole conference. i will miss the beautiful landscape and mountains we usually get from jackson hole. it's all online. you could be a fly on the wall. we discuss it all, next. bloomberg. ♪ ♪ annmarie: good morning from bloomberg's european headquarters in the city of london. manus cranny live from dubai. this is bloomberg daybreak europe. these are today's top stories. u.s. equity rally pauses ahead of jackson hole. jay powell will update on the feds framework review. , thepence tell the rnc economic recovery is on the ballot. hurricane laura is on the verge of becoming the most powerful hurricane ever strike louisiana. oil is near a five-month high. eu's trade chief steps down after criticism he broke virus regulations. arising european cases. italy, spain, and france reject the pos

and nobody could compete with them, and then this is the 2007 cover of "forbes" magazine, who said nokia. how are we going to catch up with them? it 2007, the iphone came out. and then americans did compete, and i think 10 years from now, you're going to see a lot of different things going on in this space, and these particular leaders understand you have to innovate, or you die. keeping up with the competition. just an example of us on zoom. zoom came out of nowhere. i do not need members of congress -- when i work with the tech community a lot, and i would not pretend to be an expert on technology, certainly these members of congress have never run a business, tried to start a company. their stories come you can read books and how they lost their dominance, like yahoo!. so let's let the free market work this out. that has always been the republican position. i was certainly happy to see sensenbrenner, who has worked on this for a long time, talking about we do not need new antitrust laws. we can look at particular examples and see if there are any violations, but we do not need the new

and nobody could compete with them, and then this is the 2007 cover of "forbes" magazine, who said nokia. how are we going to catch up with them? it 2007, the iphone came out. and then americans did compete, and i think 10 years from now, you're going to see a lot of different things going on in this space, and these particular leaders understand you have to innovate, or you die. keeping up with the competition. just an example of us on zoom. zoom came out of nowhere. i do not need members of theress -- when i work with tech community a lot, and i would not pretend to be an expert on technology, certainly these members of congress have never run a business, tried to start a company. their stories come you can read lost theirow they dominance, like yahoo!. so let's let the free market work this out. the has always been republican position. i was certainly happy to see sensenbrenner, who has worked on this for a long time, talking about we do not need new antitrust laws. we can look at particular examples and see if there are any violations, but we do not need the new laws being talked abo

from nokia to mixer. and this is a big change in strategy it is a focus in the commercial cloud business >> that is quite a chart thank you for setting us up. let's go to kara switcher this morning. >> good morning. >> we'll get to microsoft strategy in a moment but i want to refer to your op-ed over the weekend in which you said potus could make a mess if he doesn't trade carefully. >> this was already in the offing and it was going well and he had to log these ban the bombs. and it required microsoft to write that hostage letter and praising him when he made a miss lindsey graham and marco rubio had to come calm it down this was a good solution for this problem about what to do about tiktok in this country hopefully he will let the deal go forward >> what about for microsoft itself does it have something else to do with proving the stability of azure or something else? >> it is such a bargain if they get it for right price and almost any price is a great price. this is a great job. they can't go to amaz

in an interview on hbo, president trump said "he did not come to my nokia ration and my state of the union speeches." -- "resident added no more no president has done more for black americans than i have." when asked if he found lewis's life story impressive, the president said "i cannot say one way or the other." has been isaias downgraded to a tropical storm. the storm does not pose a threat to any major oil refineries or platforms. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? david: thanks so much. we still have three months to go until the election, but people on wall street are talking about what a biden presidency might look like and what it would do for business, particularly if it is married with a democratic senate at the same time. we welcome paul hickey, cofounder of the spoken investment group. give us some sense in general, in history, what republican presidents do, what to democrat presidents do to stock market. paul: thanks for ha

nokia sizing michelle obama. we know that. so we're going to say this as gently as possible, meaning absolutely no disrespect of course being certain to pronounce everyone's name correctly. but what you just heard was total and complete crock. a never ending list of innocent people of color continue to be murdered? that's what michelle obama told us. well, no. so for this to there have been a total of eight unarmed black man killed by police in this country. that a never ending list. eight. last year there was a total of 14. so what michelle obama just told you is a total lie, a calculated lie, lie designed to make america more fearful, more angry, more divided, and there e by help her candidate win. that's what michelle obama just did. but pretty much know and pointed it out last night. they were too afraid to because as michelle obama made very clear if you disagree with what she says, you are a bigot. >> donald trump is the wrong president for our country. he has had more than enough time to prove that he can do the job but

they're using their waste and really pressing europeans, another warning today to nokia and ericsson, if you don't, if you do anything against huawei we'll stop you from doing other business as well. what is the solution here? >> yeah that, article you referenced by eric sayers, an analyst talking about what the united states needs to continue to do to push back on china. this is not going to be a short-term thing we can do. we are in this for the long haul. he was talking about having collectively resiliency. economic resiliency between the united states and like-minded allies and partners so we can bolster our economies to make sure we are not going to be exploited and vulnerable to economic coercion which is something that the chinese communist party is increasingly inclined to do. now the trump administration i think, there is enormous credit for ushering in a seismic shift in u.s.-chinese relations to finally taking on china and treating china like the competitor and the adversary in many ways that it is, rather than as merely just an economic partner that we can continue to enga

in the scandinavian countries you will never see people demonizing a guy who is running nokia or demonizing the guy who runs erickson. he's a bad guy, we're going to make him pay. .. the politics of dividing society not just one may but other ways. we are all in this together to be contrasted with what can be called division socialism which is critical to the politics of the left today. look at the racial divide. they seized upon it because it is part of their socialist strategy. >> a couple years ago, in "socialism sucks," two economist travel the unfree world, finished up by going to the big socialist conference, i went to socialism 2018 and talked to young people, nobody in our age range, they were in their 70s, they were 35 and under. do they mean by socialism. it -- i heard it from some hard-core. and climate issues. and across the spectrum. i don't see that in marks anywhere. i was surprised by that. i have sympathies with the issues they point out but solutions always seem wrongheaded. i call it identity socialism. would you like to elaborate? >> this is one of the signal contributio

in that country, you would never see people demonizing the guy is running nokia demonizing guy runs somebody for making pay. liking finger, bernie sanders is doing. so in the left side were trying to follow the scandinavian model, no you're not spray directly following the fdr model. the model i would say, the politics dividing the society, not just run away with that many different ways. michael scandinavian unification pretty were all in this together, to begin conferencing with what could be division socialism which is absolutely critical to the politics of the left today. look at the way for example that there pretty racial divide. they literally speak department . because it part of that socialist strategy. >> some surprising. a couple of years ago, when i was researching are the book about socialism sucks. and while they traveled the world, if any ship i'm going the big socialist conference in the united states . and into 2019. talk to young people there. there's basically nobody in our age range there. everybody was either in their 70s, or 35 and under. mostly 35 and under. and when t

understands but there are real risks too microsoft's history and consumer focused acquisitions is mixed from nokia's handset business to mixer, its live streaming service. there's also the question of focus here nadella has concentrated on the enterprise market. analysts say that has served his company very well and kept him out of that regulatory spotlight. melissa, back to you >> josh, thank you josh lipton with the latest on microsoft, tiktok. >>> cloud is a business that got microsoft to where it is today so, if microsoft goes down this road of buying this business, well it seems like it's the hottest property around on social media, does that do microsoft shareholders well? >> probably, yeah. i mean, the market today told you absolutely, yes. and a lot of people will say it's style drift and this could lead them down a bad road but what are we talking about in terms of price tag here? i've seen anywhere from $40 billion to $50 billion and it's basically a rounding error for microsoft, number one. and number two, the move in the stock more than paid for the deal so, it's hard not to like this my

now valery said conall is a better russian opposition leader who is in neighboring poland he believes nokia shanker has underestimated the movement against him everybody understand and the stance very well look at seneca maximum go 'd out. 10 percent of the public support these was the real result of the presidential election but in fact he wrote here he was he declared and they had he had to go out 80 percent of the public vote which was absolutely not true well bill rousseau will never be the same that very obvious. now. post from different sides i mean the oh look at seneca regime you know look at seneca faces the opposition 1st of all from the side of the bill or public. society civil society 2nd from the west that didn't recognise that the results of the presidential election and the 3rd also with russia because now kremlin understands very well that lucas and doesn't have the support to incite his own country and i think that he is a kind of isolated from belarus itself are a bill a respectful itself from the western countries and from russia who publicly supports him but in fact unde

the handset is the biggest driver it's the ecosystem that keeps you in and keeps apple from being nokia and i think the rating on the stock creates that. >> i remember cisco, digital equipment, all of them i even remember microsoft. microsoft somehow came back. apple seems kind of different from all of them, chris. that's a very scary thing to say obviously. but when you think of the power of an iphone and what it can do compared to when we had no phones, then we had flip phones, now you're carrying around a spare unit -- ten times more powerful than what you had in your pocket before they didn't have a car they haven't done tvs to any extent and the stock is at 2 trillion they haven't had to do anything but be great at what they do tim cook, it's amazing, isn't it >> yeah, absolutely. you remember back when steve jobs handed over the reins, one of the things he said to tim, you know, be your own person be your own manager. i think he's actually really been the right person for apple as it's grown to be a large company because that focus in operations and logistics >> yeah. >> we'll see

so with huawai they made some pretty impressive threats against nokia and ericsson but europe will ban huawai from the 5g networks because they have restrictions on ericsson and otf from china so now they are talking they are changing the operation. >> what should we be doing for government policy that's mostly taking place in the spirit of the private sector? what should we be doing? there is one view to punish our own companies. that could backfire. what is the government of the united states executive branch viewing to give the ceos backbone not to comply with these demands so what should we be doing? >> this is what i was getting at if it's cheaper to operate we cannot can compete we have to figure out how to get them to compete onshore offshore to another country. we have to amplify the risks of doing the business in gov cha giving the threat to companies to amplifyea the risks give them away to be cost competitive. thank you. >> do you have a view on that? i'm sure you have seen a in your government position the private sector. >> three points. you hit on them very well. when i h

the acquisition of nokia they have done a remarkable job working and having a core and a focus on the business enterprise customer and one of my worries is that owning a social media platform in this day and age requires a lot of attention. washington and all sorts of things so what type of attention is that going to take in terms of management on the flip side, if they're able to succeed, it creates competition to facebook and google and others. so many different directions i can see this go. both in very positive directions but also i can see the challenges ahead as well >> again we will continue to talk more about the story throughout the morning i want to bring this story to you. spacex returned to nasa astronauts safely yesterday afternoon. it marked the return of the united states capability to launch it's own astronauts from its own soil they plan to launch astronauts every few months going forward paying an estimated $55 million per seat but this was kind of cool guys. it reminded me so much of i dream of jeanie, right >> it was amazing to watch it's like back to the future or