2024-11-28
49 分钟The US president-elect Donald Trump vows tariffs on Mexico and we get reaction from Jorge Castaneda is Mexico's former foreign Minister. Also, how the busiest American travel night of the year will be managed by one of the biggest US airlines. And we talk about the first-ever female CEO to run a Samsung company, outside the founding family. You can contact us on WhatsApp or send us a voicenote: +44 330 678 3033.
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Hello and welcome to Business Matters here on the BBC World Service with me, Rahul Tanner and plenty.
Coming up on the program, as always, we're going to talk about Mexico, talk about one of India's richest men, look at what's happening politically in Pakistan, Samsung, Uniqlo, United Airlines, some of the companies we'll talk about.
And we'll have a bit of a conversation about bananas as well.
Joining us on the program, we have two guests from opposite sides of the world.
Memorize in the hall.
Co founder of the current PK Memo, Lahore Smog Alert.
How bad is it?
Good morning, Rahul.
I mean, it's a bit better than before the last time that we talked where when I couldn't really breathe.
But even right now, I have two air purifiers working in this room right now where I'm sitting.
So, you know, just to make sure that the air is clean.
Yeah, I know.
Well, good luck with all of that.
And yeah, we can hear a little whir behind you in the background.
We've also got with us Jaime Molara, who is founding partner, Molara Alvarez, a governmental and business consultancy based in Phoenix, the state capital of Arizona.
Heading towards Thanksgiving, where you are, lots of people flying around the US we're going to talk about that a little bit later on the program.