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Speaker 1: News when you wanted with Bloomberg News Now, I'm Brian

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Speaker 1: Curtis in Hong Kong. A New York court has agreed

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Speaker 1: to slash the amount of bond Donald Trump must post

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Speaker 1: when he appeals a civil fraud verdict. The court has

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Speaker 1: reduced the bond one hundred and seventy five million dollars.

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Speaker 1: That's down from four hundred and fifty four million, but

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Eric Larson says it's still unclear where the funds

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Speaker 1: will come from.

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Speaker 2: Are they going to stand by what they said, which

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Speaker 2: was that there was no way in the world that

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Speaker 2: could get a bigger bond than one hundred million, or

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Speaker 2: are they going to say okay, fine and circle back

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Speaker 2: and try to see what they can do. Because he

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Speaker 2: said that if there was anything more than one hundred million,

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Speaker 2: he'd be forced to sell some assets in order to

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Speaker 2: raise that extra cash, because those companies that arrange bonds

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Speaker 2: won't take as real estate as collateral.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Eric Larson Trump previously claimed he'd have to sell

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Speaker 1: properties at a loss to raise cash to meet the bond.

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Speaker 1: Also today, in another Trump case, a New York judge

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Speaker 1: has ruled Donald Trump's first criminal trial will begin April

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Speaker 1: fifteenth in Manhattan. This is the trial involving Trump's hush

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Speaker 1: money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels before the twenty

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Speaker 1: sixteen election. The decision virtually guarantees the trial will go

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Speaker 1: to a jury before voters go to the polls in November.

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Speaker 1: The US is explaining why it abstained from a UN

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Speaker 1: Security Council vote on an immediate Gaza ceasefire resolution. Bloomberg's

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Speaker 1: Ed Baxter has the story.

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Speaker 3: The decision caused Prime Minister Benjamin that and Yahoo to

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Speaker 3: call off sending a delegation to the US to talk.

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Speaker 3: State Department spokes on Matthew Miller says there were things

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Speaker 3: in it that the US agreed with and some that

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Speaker 3: it did not.

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Speaker 4: The reason we didn't veto it is because there are

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Speaker 4: also things in that resolution that were consistent with our

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Speaker 4: long term position, most importantly that there should be a

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Speaker 4: ceasefire and that there should be a release of hostages,

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Speaker 4: which is what we understood also to be the Governor

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Speaker 4: of Israel's position now.

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Speaker 3: Miller says the US position has been consistent and wishes

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Speaker 3: Israel would look at its plan for a hostage release

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Speaker 3: and cease fire. Ed Baxter Bloomberg.

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Speaker 1: For the first time, Vladimir Putin has blamed Islamist militants

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Speaker 1: for the deadly attack on a Moscow concert all last Friday.

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Speaker 1: The Russian president said radical Islamis carried out the assault.

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Speaker 1: One hundred and thirty nine people were killed, but he

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Speaker 1: added that investigators were digging deeper to try to establish

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Speaker 1: who was behind it. Over the weekend, Putin had avoided

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Speaker 1: mentioning Islamists, even as the Islamic State claimed responsibility. Ukraine

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Speaker 1: has flatly rejected any involvement, and US officials have said

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Speaker 1: Islamic State is solely responsible for the attack. Boeing has

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Speaker 1: an outsweeping changes to its management team. The CEO, Dave Calhoun,

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Speaker 1: is stepping down at the end of the year, and

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Speaker 1: board chairman Larry Kellner will not stand for re election.

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Speaker 5: Bloomberg.

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Speaker 1: George Ferguson says the shakeup reflects frustration at Boeing's manufacturing

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Speaker 1: and safety issues.

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Speaker 6: I think it was more a death of a thousand cuts, right.

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Speaker 6: It was just all the little problems that were coming

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Speaker 6: through the manufacturing process, especially out of Spirit aerosystems, of

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Speaker 6: just airplanes that just weren't completed correctly, and so I

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Speaker 6: don't think it was any big event, but just the

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Speaker 6: constancy of the problems coming out that we're the beginning

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Speaker 6: of the end for.

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Speaker 1: This, Bloomberg's George Ferguson. At the same time, we hear

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Speaker 1: the FAA is considering drastic measures to curb growth at

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Speaker 1: United Airlines. United maybe barred from adding some new routes. Apple,

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Speaker 1: Alphabet and Meta platforms face potential fines by the European Union.

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Speaker 1: The EU is investigating the firm's compliance with laws reigning

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Speaker 1: in big tech. The European Commission said that Apple and

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Speaker 1: Google's app store rules will be examined under the block's

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Speaker 1: Digital Markets Act. EU Anti Trust chief Margaret Vestager says

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Speaker 1: the Commission will insure compliance.

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Speaker 7: These are serious cases. We've been able to solve that

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Speaker 7: with merely a discussion. It would have been resolved by now.

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Speaker 7: So we opened for good reasons because we find that

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Speaker 7: if this in the adverts has come up compliance solutions,

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Speaker 7: if they persist, then consumers will not have the choice

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Speaker 7: that they were promised by the Digital Market Sacks.

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Speaker 1: The companies could face fines of up to ten percent

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Speaker 1: of global revenue if they violated the new restrictions. The

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Speaker 1: US and the UK have accused China of cyber attacks

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Speaker 1: and stealing voter data. The story from Bloomberg's Joanne Wong

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Speaker 1: in Hong.

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Speaker 5: Kong, the US is charging seven China nationals for their

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Speaker 5: alleged involvement in a global campaign of cyber attacks. The

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Speaker 5: attacks are said to have targeted political dissidents, US politicians, candidates,

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Speaker 5: and companies. US officials say the hackers are part of

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Speaker 5: a state sponsored group known as APT three to one.

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Speaker 5: They've been charged with conspiracy to commit computer intrusions and

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Speaker 5: wire fraud. The UK also accused China of stealing trolls

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Speaker 5: of British voter data. New Zealand also cited malicious cyberactivity.

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Speaker 5: Both the US and UK announced sanctions. In Hong Kong.

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Speaker 5: Joan Wang Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: That's news when you wanted with Bloomberg News Now, I'm

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Speaker 1: Brian Curtis. This is Bloomberg