and some say has been as important for our players steve jobs was chief designer johnny our lives design to be iraqi ipod and the i phone now he's leaving the company after nearly 30 years. and keep the trade war going we look at the south asian economies that have profited most of the china u.s. trade. is the your business on galveston berlin welcome as g 20 leaders are gathering in the sockets of pan am one topic dominates above all others trade and most importantly the dispute between china and the u.s. there is up to the u.s. trade representative robert life has a said this week that and one that 90 percent of the deal was done and donald trump has so far refrained from provoking the chinese on twitter on saturday he meets chinese president xi jinping to see if any kind of breakthrough can be found. getting the helo's out of the way. but soon they'll be getting down to the real business of the weekend. technology is a critical front in the ongoing us china trade conflict both nations see digital and technological supremacy essential to their economic futures the role of chinese firm

ive was an extension of steve jobs. there was optimism about the future of the economy because johny was still around. thisve been seeing years was going to happen. when he was given the cheap design officer -- chief design officer title, it became clear he was shifting away from apple. in many ways i felt he could live with this chief design officer title for the rest of his life, like with dyson in europe. it isn't really handling day-to-day, but he is the name behind it. jony is the guy behind the white , ituds in your ears, important apple is immense. it is bigger than anyone else's. him leaving the company is a drastic shift, but i probably -- it is safe to say the top 100 people at apple think of this as something coming out officially rather than something changing now. apple,dan, who covers what does it mean for the business of apple and the [indiscernible] mark put it best, it is a seismic change. he has been a key part of overtino's success and dna the last decade. had the midas touch, but now does cook take o

his best friend so says steve jobs was his best friend so they had a great creative, commercial and creative relationship. he had his own company and worked for apple and then apple hired him and he started to lead a design team and he was behind the ipod, the iphone and the imax series. —— imac. he created those looks. and subsequently imitated by many other brands. some people might say that perhaps now a fresh pair of eyesis say that perhaps now a fresh pair of eyes is needed because comic you know, sales are falling. —— because, you know sales are falling. in the last year this article says that a0 $.6 billion was spent globally on purchasing apple products. not bad, considering the company he joined was almost bussed when he joined. the independent is looking at gambling firms. saying that gambling firms paid a record almost £20 million in penalties last yearfor failing to protect problem gamblers and to prevent money laundering. i looked at this and thought, you know what, that is the cost of doing business for them. and it is so little. they are highly profitable, th

. >> how important was steve jobs to the creation of what we live in today, but also, how important was his remark that people don't know what they want until we get it -- give it to them? book,the context of the and i point this out, apple and steve jobs play a most no part in the first three fourths of stillcause, as apple is the second largest company in the world at this point, at the tail end of the 90's, in the dot apple was a company that was in trouble. it was on the verge of bankruptcy, and apple at the time on the computers, had a small market share. book,e first half of the apple most plays no role in the web and the internet. it is not until the turn of the century that apple moves away from computers -- not moves away from computers, but creates computers in different form factors. i am thinking specifically of the ipod and the first gadgets. apple was the first company in the modern era to get a sense that computers were not just rocks is that sat on your desk. they could be devices that he would put in your pocket and carry around with you into the real world. to get to t

he and steve jobs are called the lennon and steve jobs are called the lennon and mccartney of apple. no doubt the impact they have had on peoples lives on consumers lives around the world but i wonder if he might have lost his mojo. we seen sales of the iphone falling and changes in the smallest fashion. in recent years there has been less of an impact from him. it is difficult to come up with a revolutionary product after revolutionary product. they brought out a new computer last month, showed off a new computer, with a monitor stand which cost $1000. lots of people said, here is a company that has gone bonkers. ijust want to move on to your other big story about huawei and nokia. do not buy huawei, buy nokia. they are —— is that there are three big rivals, huawei, nokia and ericsson. iwent to see the chief executive, expecting him to be diplomatic. say we appreciate competition and we are all together in this market. he was keen to stress security concerns we re keen to stress security concerns were great. he said to the uk government which is thinking it is under pressure fro

jobs. jonathan ive once said the computer industry is creatively bankrupt because he was referring to the boring gray computers screens and floppy disks back in the day together with steve jobs he sought to make tech colorful and fun he developed the i macin 1988 which helped kick off a spectacular comeback for the ailing company just a few years later the british designer created the iconic design of the i pod the scroll wheel which lets you scan through a long list of songs easily helped apple to dominate the market in 2001 despite not being the 1st to release an m p 3 player back then one of the most challenging tasks was to create the design for one phone one internet device and one i pod in a single device the 1st i phone. it had almost no buttons but was simple to use it was an immediate success the design revolutionized the way we communicate and brought an end to regular hands. rives departure comes at a time when apple finds itself at a crossroads i phone sales are falling and appl

. >> it's funny in the context of the book, i point this out that apple and steve jobs play almost no part in the first three force of it because apple is still the second largest company in the world at this point. at the tail and of the nineties and the.com era apple was a company in trouble literally on the verge of bankruptcy and at the time only made computers, small market share. , for the first half of the book apple plays almost no role in the web and internet. so it isn't until the turn-of-the-century that apple moves away from computers not away but creates them in different factors. specifically the ipod and the first gadgets apple was the first company in the modern era to give the sense that computers didn't just sit on your desk they could be devices to put in your pocket and carry around into the real world. so to get to that quote i can remember as late as 2003 or 2004 getting the internet on their phones why would i ever need that? 's i will just sit at my computer and do web stuff. but he was intuitive that no computing is something that can be done anywhere it's not

i think the same thing could be said when steve jobs left was that apple had 80,000 employees. there was his spirit of design and innovation i think mr. ive has done that as apple. the design aesthetic lives and breathes very much at apple. but i do think we're talking about really special individuals. i think certainly over time, you can end up missing those people. it's certainly not guaranteed. but again, i think most investors would say reflecting back that apple has missed steve jobs in terms of its product evolution and creativity i think it's certainly possible that we could say the same thing from a design and user ui perspective five years from now. >> we will leave it there. appreciate your time have a good weekend. apple is your top pick for the second half. >> yeah. still feel extremely comfortable about it, especially after reading the press release and knowing that the firm, the one he is creating now or created, is -- apple is his number one client in other words, is he not going to be designing things, making the look and feel of whatever it is that the apple en

to get to that steve jobs quote. i can remember as late as 2003, 2004, people getting the internet on request their phones pre-iphone and said why would i ever need that? if i ever want to get on the web i'll sit down at the computers and do web stuff but he into you ited and the smart people at apple intuited that they could be on any advice. we're putting them in cars. they saw that before most people thoughts that was a thing that was necessary. host: when i learned from your book was the first smart phone was i.b.m., wasn't it, back in the 1990's? brian: it's debatable what you would call the first smart phone. there was a whole category of devices. you mentioned things like palm, the apple newton. what they called personal digital assistance, . pockettable devices. being generous because the i.b.m. smart phone you're referring to called the simon was a brick. it was several pounds. -- pounds. i'm not quite sure which pocket you'd be able to put it in but again, it was the first attempt to again bring computing t

outside of the watch, the really only new product category that entered since steve jobs' death, that was an apple product and it is still jony ive's people running this thing you will continue to know whether that's an ar glass but can they have another ha hardware hit >> dan, always great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >>> coming up, more talk last night of running against the trump economy in 2020. we'll debate whether that strategy will work as we head to break, a quick check of what's happening in european markets right now johnson & johnson is a baby company. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. >>> donald trump put us in a horrible situation we do have enormous inequality we can make cuts in the tax loopholes out there, and i would go about eliminating donald trump's tax cuts for the wealthy. >>> that was former vice president joe biden, in case you didn't

at the end of the 20th century silicon valley industry titans like steve jobs and bill gates made a promise that would forever alter how we perceive the world it spans the globe like a superhighway it is called internet and you suddenly are part of a new mash of people programs archives ideas the personal computer and the internet i shared humanity into the information age laying the groundwork for unlimited innovation at the dawn of the 21st century there would be a new revolution a new generation of young geniuses made a new promise beyond our wildest dream use the ideas that we take all the world's information and make. everyone limitless information artificial intelligence machines that would know what we wanted and would tend to our every need the technology would be beyond our imagination it's almost like magic yet the concept would be as simple as a single word search. this was the beginning of google and less than a decade later facebook they would make a new promise to humanity what i think so interesting about google and facebook is they were founded at american universities stanf

he was there prior to steve jobs but even steve jobs gave him a lot of credit for the design of products that have become staples in america. the original bondi blue i-mac, the mac book, the g4 cube, if anybody remembers that, the plastic kleene xbox that had a computer inside. neil: not everything was a hit. >> the design by committee worries for me apple going forward with the loss of steve jobs. i know they had a roadmap ahead of them. the design by committee, i fear we will get back to the days, apple fans will remember the quadra and 9500 and 9300, plain beige boxes that ticked all the boxes for what they needed. neil: i know some of these areas down the road maybe they become a media company, they are beefing up those operations to be sure, but i don't know. their cachet is that. >> but there are elements where they went a little far with their design and kind of hindered usability. recent keyboards they develop look really nice, they are super tiny. they are not pleasant to type on. they have kind of prioritized design over functionality. it would be nice to see that shift a littl

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jobs at apple for example or bill gates at microsoft the other side to jeff bezos is he's apparently not a terribly pleasant man to work for one hears many famous stories of people subordinates being dressed down by him victims of his temper. in frankfurt thank you very much. europe's banking war stock warns of a huge wave of dirty money in europe's banking system and says it does not have enough powers to combat financial crimes the chairman of the authority complained in a financial times interview that it is understaffed currently has just 10 employees to combat money laundering within the new european banking authority didn't make headlines this year for unveiling details of the 200000000000 euro money laundering scandal involving danish land dunstable. american airlines has said it will keep its fleet of brand new boeing 737 max planes on the ground for longer than expected while boeing addresses safety concerns american is the biggest airline in the u.s. extended its flight plan to september and will lose out on much of the summer holiday traffic as a result the airline has to

jobs at apple for example or bill gates at microsoft the other side to jeff bezos is he's apparently not a terribly pleasant man to work for one hears many famous stories of people subordinates being dressed down by him victims of his temper. in frankfurt thank you very much. scientists around the world are currently racing to bring the fast a lot grown the meat to market demand for meat is likely to increase considerably in the coming years and conventional farming is unlikely to cover its climate change is one reason for that so meat grown in a petri dish could be a substitute authorities in israel and the netherlands are already quite busy and now scientists at the university of tokyo have also presented death 1st the board 3 states. a one by one centimeter piece of flesh vala a delicacy from a laboratory meat fibers made from the vein cells of a cow that scientists at the university of tokyo proudly show the result of years of work these and similar methods could soon feed people all over the world. and you think you are right 2050 the world population will reach about 9000000000

it's been almost 20 years since steve jobs introduced itunes it's been almost 20 years since stevejobs introduced itunes into the world. and the world of entertainment has changed a lot in them. so as many apple fans have been predicting for some time, itunes is going to be phased out and replaced with three separate ups. once for music, one for pod casts and one for apple balls dv subscription services that is going to come later this year —— podcast and their subscriptions service. they are creating a unique e—mail address for every up you sign up with, so if there is a data breach down the line, that's not going to affect you as much and the data isn't going to be useful for advertisers either. for the first time in six years, apple announced a new desktop pc, it's going to cost $5,999 to start, which means it is being aimed squarely at the creative industries, a group of people who feel they have been slightly neglected by apple in recent years. dave lee, bbc news, in sanjose. let's stay with the big tech giants, including apple. the share price of the so called faang compani

so my publisher, jonathan karp, had done the book on steve jobs. and what he told me was the reason that that book is what it is, the reason why that story is what it is is because steve jobs created apple but then left. and then he goes to pixar and he comes back. so there's iteration. gary cremen, the reason i chose him is because of what he's doing now which is that after all of this, getting out of this sort of story selling sex.com for what was at the time the most money paid for a domain, it was $13, $15 million in 2003, he has now gotten into politics in silicon valley,ing and he's the head of the water board in palo alto. he's still a intend newark he has all kinds of businesses, but he is a water guy. and when i asked him about how, what's the connection between love, sex and water, he said the hierarchy of needs. [laughter] and he said that's every business he's ever done is based on that idea. steven cohen is, as i said, somewhere inty wan. that yeah. -- in tijuana. and he still owes gary now what would be over $100 million. >> [inaudibl

it has been almost 20 years since steve jo bs it has been almost 20 years since steve jobs introduced it has been almost 20 years since stevejobs introduced itunes into the world. the world of entertainment has changed a lot since then. as many apple fans have been predicting for some time, itunes is going to be phased out and replaced, instead, with three separate apps, one for music, one for podcast, and one for apple's tv subscription service that is coming later this year. another significant announcement at this year's event was a feature apple ‘s calling sign in with apple. it creates a unique e—mail address for every app you sign up to. which means if there is a database sign up to. which means if there is a data base down sign up to. which means if there is a database down the line it will not affect you as much. and that data is not going to be useful for advertisers, either. forthe first time in six years apple announced a new desktop pc. it will cost $5,999 to start, which means it is being aimed squarely at the creative industry, a group of people who feel they have be

. >> steve jobs passing in 2011. i think the announcement around that era would have been impactful. he was the guy who put their ideas into steve jobs pushing him through to make them products now at a point their products are less revolutionary and more evolutionary i know a service-driven model less about every year some really slickly designed new hardware device. five years ago the stock would have been down 5% on this news i think you'll see a sort of muted reaction. >> you're seeing it down only around is% which i guess is surprising >> what i'm concerned about apple they would be some trade war dynamic but a competitor around 600,000 does that a iphone could do. the other part of this would be app store and do people need to go to the app store and talking about that services revenue to what extent are there alternatives out there if anything apple has been on a regulatory pressure for that very dynamic those are the things that have me the most worried. dan pointed out no evolution under jony ive the last nu

he's considered one of the most important people at apple and was a close confidant of steve jobs. his new company will be called love from and will count apple as one of its top clients. but that's not apple's only news. up next, silicon valley legend t.j. rodgers is here on apple's decision to move production of its mac pro desktop computer from the u.s. to china? this smack in the middle of a trade war. the never-shy founder of cypress semiconductor here when "countdown" comes back. it all started under this buttonwood tree. twenty-four people came together to sign an agreement that created the stock exchange. just the right elements coming together. it started when scores more people came together, just down the street and traded bonds that helped pay for the revolution, and the nation it created. it started in an office on the corner where the right people witnessed the telegraph and brought information and humanity together forever. it started with the markets, bringing together steel and buildings and silicon and medicine and rockets. we believe the possibilities of life and

his impact on the company was profound when steve jobs led his legendary comeback at apple, johnny ive was his right-hand man. they shared a common aesthetic walter isaacson details how at least when jobs was at healthy and at work, the two had lunch almost every day but now johnny ive is moving on. he will no longer be an apple employee so who fills that role well, interestingly, apple did not name a new chief design officer. instead, it says two design veterans, evans henky and ian dye will stay on and report to coo jeff williams. that concerns some longtime apple watchers, like gruber, who argues that someone in his opinion needs to be in charge of design for apple to be apple but is that really true? others counter that apple is now simply a very different company. it's bigger, it's broader, with many more products and services and more on the way, so perhaps trying to have one all-powerful design head really no longer makes sense. with this new apple in 2015, something tim cook seems to have suggested to the "financial times" when he said that the company runs very much horizontal

people followed him around not like he was steve jobs, but he was close. >> i've been around his presence, i would say the same thing. >> he has 30 or 40 people around him. he's a legend. >> he is a legend. and let's just be clear, apple is not the brand it is today without him. that's why this does leave a big void at apple. now the question is what will the changes be going forward even though the stock is not reacting -- from all the calls i got last night, the question is what does this mean symbolically for apple? >> i'm sure you got one from us, by the way thanks for coming in what were clients or investors, what are they worried about? >> the big question is what does this mean from a design perspective? when you look at the next ihe phone, especially with 5g, they're going from a critical juncture in design to is this more symbolic? is this showing services is taking the place of design and if you look at the new structure, now the head of design is appointed the coo. i would call that basically a demotion in terms of the design team symbolically that's a shot across the bow shoul

. >> apple with the most influential person after steve jobs. apple's chief design officer is out. they defy the generation of product with that sleek design. he is launching his own company that still works with apple. >> some commuters are about to get five more years of free ryes courtesy of google. they talk about three programs sponsored by google. they announced they will fund the program through 2024, a $20 million dollar decision. the program launched in 2016 and since then, google said they provided 700,000 free rides to mountain view residents. >> up next, we head back to miami and go behind the scenes with joe biden and pete buttigieg. stay with us. this is fred. he's dancing like nobody's watching. and because all of the devices on fred's wifi network are protected with xfinity xfi, literally, nobody's watching. except for millions of you, of course. wait, millions of people are watching? yeah. we're making a commercial. if it's connected, it's protected with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity delivers the best in-home wifi experience. plus, add xfi

>> this is the biggest lost since steve jobs, it cannot be understated that jony ive was the product visionary. he was the one that had the rubber stamp of approval to say we are launching this or not launching this, it should work this way or not, what it would look like, everything from the software to the hardware, to the new apple park campus. nuance wants here is -- here is that he has basically been out of the door the past few years. this is kind of a big moment for apple because they are doing a bit of a pivot. they need their transition to services and content to work. is this the right time for ive to move on or the worst possible time? think there is any good time for the most key person at a company to depart. if he was going to leave come it would happen eventually, and this seemed like a carefully orchestrated land, by -- plan by spreading this across four years. i have seen a lot of the discussion about this, that they don't need jony ive anymore because they are a services company. services and software run primarily on apple devices. if they don't have any devices bu

there was nobody at apple beyon steve jobs besides johnny who eally by design cultured apple more in terms of simple creative clean aesthetic we associate with apple products. analysts wil say thiasn't totally expected. he's taken a step back. but a big change. >> indeed. we'll seehat happens from here. >> thanks, josh. >> that's "nightly business report" for tonit. i'm contessa brewer. thank you for watching. >> i'm bill griffith. have a great evening. we'll see you tomorrow. woman: this is "bbc world news america." is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. "b jane: this i world news america." reporting from miami, i am jane o'brien.

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he designed the iphone you have, perhaps the most influential person behind steve jobs is leaving the company. after more than 20 years, jony ive, apple's chief design officer is out. he's launching his own design company. he said he still plans to work with apple. >> no surprise three bay area cities are among the top five expensive places to live in america. that's the census from move.torgeir. th sdy looked at how much it costs to rent, food, gas in america's largest cities. san francisco had the highest cost ofling, more followed by san jose and oakland. if you're wondering what major city has the living, texas. >> up next, the giants have made a music video. >> ooh. >> they have and it's a knock off from another tv show. we'll show you next. >>> starting players for the all-star team announced today, no giants, no a's. >> hold tight. some will be named adds all-star reserves, but that list comes out later. tonight at china basin, giants hosting the diamondbacks. >> that's a cal fire hat. >> cal fire hat, a big supporter. arizona's carson kelley with a two-run homer. straight away

helping steve jobs to sign all sorts of iconic products, going , theto the original imac colored imac and after that, the ipod and the iphone. it is a significant development for the company and they may need to figure out who has to step into his large shoes. romaine: talk a little more about that. do you have any idea of the kind of people who were working under johnny ive? are they able to step up or where they have to look outside the company? peter: certainly, it is a big organization with a lot of design depth. ive has been instrumental in cultivating the next round of leaders. apple is not the sort of company that would go outside for this sort of thing. they have gone outside in other cases like retail stores where they didn't have expertise. on the design front, there is a deep bench and we will see what they do at this point. i would anticipate that would come from inside. joe: do we have any idea what else he would like to do? now that he has his own shop, he could work on things other than phones. what else might we see his studio work on? peter: it is a wide world. certai

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at the end of the 20th century silicon valley industry titans like steve jobs and bill gates made a promise that would forever alter how we perceive the world it spans the globe like a superhighway it is called internet and suddenly are part of a new mash of people programs archives ideas the personal computer and the internet ushered humanity into the information age laying the groundwork for unlimited innovation at the dawn of the 21st century there would be a new revolution a new generation of young genius of this made a new promise beyond our wildest dreams. the idea is that we take all the world's information and make. everyone limitless information artificial intelligence machines that would know what we wanted and.

. >> itunes, the ipod, and then the itunes store unveiled back-to-back by steve jobs in the early 2000s cemented his place in music history. there may have been a dozen different ways to download music before that, but it was itunes that made everything simple, legal, and mainstream, ushering a new digital era. >> especially as an elder millennial, i think that's what i'm called now, it does feel a little heartbreaking, but i think we're ready to move on to something bigger and better. >> announced at the company's annual developer conference that bigger and bher means itunes will be broken up into three new apps. apple music, apple podcast, and apple tv. bottom line, a move away from any kind of ownership of digital media. >> for you, you don't even care about owning? >> today it doesn't make too much sense. also, cds, just do streaming, movies. >> we live in a world where consumers are used to having dedicated apps for what they need to do. and i think itunes was trying to be too many things in one pact that felt a little bit old, a little bit dated. >> all right. so three things you

and some say has been as important for our poll as steve jobs was chief designer johnny our lives design the imax the ipod and the i phone now he's leaving the company after nearly 30 years. and if the trade will go it will.

. >> i think the reason he got it is the reaction is last emotional tie to steve jobs. tim cook was there. there was that sense that jobs had this combination that drove the apple magic. is like,l departure it's finally over. i know carolyn has talked about this, his impact has been greatly reduced over the last several years. not everything he did was fantastic. away, id of been moving think this is part of a transition apple is doing with their overall leadership, a sensitive bring fresh blood in. last few apple products are ok. problemthink it's a that they didn't have a big chief design officer. who also is going to replace issues? >> the apple watch was the big last hardware product he really had his hands on. he was also very involved in the as pods, which have been successful. does this make you worry about their future magic? >> it doesn't. when you look at the future, for goes beyond products, beyond the actual things you touch. maybe, from a perspective from iphone, he is not seen as successful. his focus has always been simplicity and elegance. there was some