Trump delays tariffs on Chinese goods

President Trump is to delay the US imposing further trade tariffs on Chinese goods. So was this, as some believe, a kind of capitulation from the US side? Jeff Schott, Senior Fellow at the Pieterson Institute in Washington, doesn't think so. We get market reaction from Peter Jankovskis of Oakbrook Investments in Chicago. We have a report from Bangalore, India, on the impact of US visa changes on Indians hoping to find work in the United States. London's transport network has brought in a junk food advertising ban. Stephen Woodford is chief executive of the UK's Advertising Association, and explains why he's opposed to the move. Does an apology matter? We ask Dean Foster, founder of DFA Intercultural Global Solutions and author of the Global Etiquette Guide. Plus our regular workplace commentator Alison Green argues that bad managers can make for bad workers.

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