About this episode
China’s economy falls back to consumer price deflation territory with factory gate prices decreasing for the 13th consecutive month. Disney posts a Q3 bottom-line beat and cuts costs by a further $2bn. Boasting subscriber numbers of 150m, CEO Bob Iger tells CNBC that the business is now on its way to recovery. Chip maker ARM sees shares fall by almost 7 per cent in extended trade, posting weaker-than-expected guidance in its first results since going public. In aviation news, French plane maker Airbus posts 9-month revenue of €42bn and hikes its targets for the production of its A350 craft. We also assess last night’s third GOP presidential debate in Miami which focused on abortion rights, foreign policy and the absence of frontrunning candidate Donald Trump. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .