Weekend Business

I heard the 'Weekend Business in New York Times' which was recorded by Jeff Sommer and some reporters and editors of NYT. This is about the week's business news: the Google situation with China Hacking, banker's financial crisis of a tax, and a new credit cards fee.
The first news is about the Google's announcement. Google will no longer cooperate with China and Chinese hackers. Google has concerned about hacking of Chinese and they decided. So, Google in Chinese lanuage including G-mail account will not work well. Chinese government recognizes that the Internet is the powerful thing. Google is running in China and pressing to China. This is great fire work in China.
Secondly, there are some banker's financial crisis about a tax. (I could not listen this part well.)
The third is about new credit card rules and regulations of fee and debt. James who was the CEO of the Morgan company reflects this new rules. He makes analysis, strategy, background, and so on. A few moments ago this regulation prohibits people issuing the credit card. And the smaller company like 'Victoria Secret' needs private level. Bank still have been trying to make this rules well.