i'm julia chattily and these are your headlines. shares in karlsberg sink. leaving bitter taste in investors mouth. be speaking with the ceo in a half an hour. >>> back in black. dividend bouncing back to post a slim profit. >>> takes the place near the bottom of the stock 600. warns of impacts blaming first half weakness of brexit. >>> donald trump shakes up his staff. hiring a new chief cheexshektiv >> i've gone to sunshine yellow today. i'm not bringing sunshine to the markets. a bit of a soggy performance today. the tlans are off by more than 1%. not one sector, in fact, in positive territory. all across in red. we have the likes of the autos sown .60%. despite a better performance better than expected to i'll bring you details of that too. the financial services also off .60%. admiral after their first half earnings one of the weakest on the stock 600. we are focusing on karlsberg. the danish posting a 4% drop in operating profit. carlsberg did maintain outlook of low profit growth this year, but warned of negative currency eff

i'm nancy hungerford and i'm julia chattily. these are your headlines. >> levels not seen since last november terror attacks in paris. >>> shares in red oaks get to the bottom of the stock 600. left out crucial details. >>> isle oil in retreat. reserve prices down from two-year high as warns recent recovery is fragile and not driven by fundamentals. a u.s. judge orders the expedited release of another 15,000 of hillary clinton's e-mails which were never turned over to the government. a warm welcome once again to "street signs." we've got some pmi data out this morning. the composite euro zone pmi for august coming in 53.3. the estimated was 53 actually so a touch better than expected. the flash reading 51.8. the forecast was at 51.9 so a touch weaker than expected, but very little there. if we look at the services component there, we got the forecast 52.p. that coming in at 53.1. that significantly better on the pmi services. if we tie it back to what we've seen this morning overall, we've seen a ten-month high in terms of the p

julia chattily is there for us in brussels.the decision when it comes. >>> looks like this deal was not sweet enough. mondelez walking away from plan to buy hersheys. ending talks after month long campaign after hershey rejected latest offer. mondelez saying it was disappointed from the outcome. quote from the ceo in the press release last night. the combination would have created the world's largest candy maker. last week turned down an offer by mondelez, second offer since june. bid 23 billion for that firm. amounted to 107 a share. the failure of a deal may reinforce the idea on wall street going to continue her current strategy even without that big domestic chunk of business they would have gotten from buying hershey. >>> meanwhile, alphabet executive who has been on the uber board. stepping down from uber. this comes as both firms are working hard to perfect the self driving car. google ventures invested >> alaska airlines cutting 225 management jobs at virgin america starting october following the completion of $4 billio

i'm julia chattily and these are your headlines. >>> bt posts largest ever loss. remains positive on outlook. be speaking to ceo later today. >>> 2016 highs on report rival to acquire firm. creating number one gas player. >>> big money moves. doubles down on the bearish position on the s&p 500. while warren buffett takes another bite out of apple. >>> sterling suffering longest run of losses since february falling to a three-year low against the euro. inflation data in just 30 minutes time. >> welcome once again to "street signs." i'm chieted about today's show. we'll be talking russia. uk inflation data. let's start with a look at the european market this is morning. it's a bit soggy. the xetra dax off .80%. the ftse 100 down .30%. let me give you a look at individual sectors as well. on the downside you have the likes of the autos, the banks, the oil and gas sector now setting there almost unchanged. we did see oil touch lower earlier on in the session obviously after the 2.8% gains we saw yesterday that helped lift the session. we just tilted now back into posi

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i'm julia chattily. i'm nancy hunger ford. these are your headlines. >>> european markets widely ahead of rate cut from the bank of england. >>> boss of viva tells cnbc he is skeptical after the group posts a 13% rise in first half operating profit. >> i'm not sure what the rate cap is trying to achieve. we've already got low rates. is it really going to stimulate it? it's a confidence issue. what i'm hoping for is a wider passage from the government stimulating things like infrastructu infrastructure. >>> raises full year guidance after engineering a beat in the third quarter despite what they say are challenging conditions. >> the conditions in the marketplace are not exactly giving us a lot of tail wind so we do need to manage the opportunity, which we believe there are plenty of. >>> and rand gold share falling to the bottom as higher costs offset the benefit of a lift in gold. >>> a warm welcome once again. >> good to be here. another busy summer day. we want to bring you some lines from the ecb here. we are getting flash

find julia chattily with a special guest. julia. >> thank you so much. actually joined by europe's commissioner. thank you for joining us. >> pleasure to be with you. >> clearly apple is not going to be happy here. the u.s. treasury is also accused you of unfairly penalizing u.s. firms in europe. >> of course identify i've been looking into this. when you see cases over the year, u.s. companies play a very limited role. we have a strong obligation obviously for equal treatment to any company in the u.s. single market. >> so you're saying apple has acted entirely unfairly here in paying far too little tax. >> this is a company making a lot of profit by selling wonderful products to european customers. apple have set up in waying they themselves are completely in the good right to do, but ireland and then system. and then they will take a look at it. that is the most probably situation looking forward. >> could this number be reduced. is this a worst-case scenario? >> i think and maybe u.s. authorities would also have a look at the cost sharing agreement i