Hello and welcome to World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
I'm Hannah Malane coming up on today's program.
Elon Musk could be in for a mega payday as the board at Tesla offer him a new pay packet with the potential to be worth $1 trillion.
Jaguar Land Rover are keeping production lines closed across the UK into next week
as they continue to manage the cyber attack.
We take a look at the global impact.
And when was the last time you went to the cinema?
Cinema ticket sales are down 23% this summer in France,
and it's raising questions about the quality and quantity of French filmmaking.
Yes, there are too many films, but that variety is a good sign.
There are a lot of movie theatres.
If movie theatres start to shut down, then there's no going back.
First though, to Afghanistan.
The United Nations development program has told World Business Report that Afghanistan,
one of the poorest countries in the world,
has the makings of an economic storm after being hit by a major earthquake this week.
The eastern region was hit by a quake with a magnitude of six,
and the rural communities affected were already suffering from extreme poverty.
Deadly aftershocks have continued all week, and just before coming on air,
I spoke to Yama Bariz, a reporter in Kabul.