Does the global gaming industry need to hit the reset button?
Sometimes you have to restructure a business when it's not doing well, and that was true with our Xbox business.
Consumers are making decisions, and so gaming has struggled across the board.
It's World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
I'm Will Bain, and today we've assembled a panel of industry experts to look at why one of global business's
greatest success stories is under so much pressure and how the gaming industry escapes that squeeze.
And we'll also be looking at how fast fashion's biggest name seems to have finally found a home to sell its shares.
Yeah, all that to come here over the next half hour on World Business Report.
But we're going to start today with a frankly terrifying story in the world of aviation.
A 61-year-old Serbian national is recovering in a Greek hospital from friction burns after almost
being sucked headfirst out of a plane window thousands of feet in the air.
Passengers have told local media the man was left hanging out the window
as far as his shoulders before other passengers managed to pull him back inside.
Those on board the flight from the Greek city of Thessaloniki to Germany's Memmingham
have also said the window was smashed to pieces by parts of the jet's engine,
although the airline, the Irish carrier Ryanair, has not commented on this so far.
An investigation has been launched.
By multiple agencies.
Well, for more on what that investigation might be studying,
we spoke to Scott Hamilton, managing director of the Aviation Consultants.