BBC World Business Report

EU puts its trade deal with the US on hold

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We look at one of the world's biggest trading blocks the EU which has now delayed ratifying its trade deal with the EU. Rahul Tandon talks to the retailer from Colorado and Ulrike Malmendier, a member of the German Council of Economic experts.

Also, we find out what is the current situation in Puerto Vallarta in Mexico.

And the boss of Netflix, Ted Sarandos tells the BBC its bid for Warner Brothers is better than a rival one from Paramount.
23 Feb 3PM English United Kingdom Business

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