2025-01-10
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This is Andrew Peach with World Business Report on the way.
As wildfires continue to burn out of control in Los Angeles, experts forecast a cost of $50 billion.
A hard road for Lebanon's new leader to rebuild the country's economy.
One of the main duties of the president and of course, the new government is to revive the dead banking sector, to find a way to.
To recover the money of the people.
And the new megaport in Peru, aiming to become Latin America's gateway to Asia.
This giant new port is a game changer, not just for Peru, but for the wider Latin American region.
And at a time when the newly elected President Donald Trump is looking to clamp down on trade with China, China has set its eyes on Peru first.
The wildfires in Los Angeles are set to become the most costly in U.S.
history.
The investment bank JP Morgan estimates losses of $50 billion.
Officials in LA have warned that two wildfires ravaging the city are still uncontained.
People in the affected areas must be ready to leave their homes.
Around 180,000 people are already under evacuation orders.
The city's mayor and other figures gave a news conference where they condemned reports of looting and said they were hopeful the tide was turning with the fires.
Reports on the US Networks reflected the shock many people are feeling this morning.
Already strapped, firefighters forced to jump to.
Yet another fire in the heart of Los Angeles.
I've never seen Los Angeles like this in my life.