i think our cio had reported those hiring plans in place at the last i.t. update. so i wanted to just kind of flag those for you as in process. but the fact that they are already in process means they will be on board relatively soon. i don't know what the exact timeline is. we are interviewing candidates for the epic program director right now so that should be a pretty quick hire. on the information security position, we are working with the department of technology who has recently gone through recruitment for that position for the city department of technology and they have some resources they are sharing with us to support us in that recruitment. so i believe that that will move on a timeline that is faster than the standard timeline that we would be if we were starting from scratch. so we'll be able to jump a couple of hurdles. so i would hope that we would have those positions within a matter of a couple or a few months. >> commissioner guillermo: and do you have constants given the demand for talent at this high level, particularly the cio, that we are in a

cio we still need those rules in place to ensure that we get fair trade as well as possibly free trade at one stage at some time. but as far as these tariff negotiations go right now i mean this is or could be a major breakthrough what we're hearing today well it's a first step of course we want to talk about knowing terrorists and of course be can have the automobile sector alike as one pillar of a comprehensive agreement but yes we need to do this on the rules of the w t o and that means we have to include other countries who are also producing cars not only the united states is this old the result of the pressure europe has been putting on the u.s. or am i missing something here well the reason why there is right now an investigation about cars imported to the us is because the united states think they might threaten their national security and i can say that german cars who are actually produced in the united states we have. many many common factors united states and from germany japan korea who do producing in the united states and an s.u.v. from germany was which was built in the

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for the democratic party, walter mondale, labor's biggest coup, the nomination in 1984, when the afl-cio endorsed of it had 13.7 million members. when it endorsed hillary clinton it had 12.5 million members, that wasn't just the loss of 1 million members, 92 million americans participated coming this election 136 million americans, the electorate has gotten 50% bigger and the afl-cio is a bigger piece of it in raw numbers and there's a reason democrats have felt comfortable marching toward cosmopolitanism and not worrying about the blue-collar worker because it is a smaller piece of the pie. >> you elaborate on this in the book where you show the difference in the past 30 years between the top fortune 500 companies, what they were in 92 and what they are today and you may have gone back even further. >> i will do this from memory but there were 7 companies that from 1972 when bill clinton got elected in the top 10 fortune companies in america and six endured from 1962 which 1962, there is no one voting in america who voted before that, 5 people casting their ballots somewhere that voted

he worked his way up to be u an arbitrator for the afl-cio. he was powerful in the union. in that position. he was the guy who always brought someone, always standing on the stage next to bill clinton or al gore or john kerry or michael dukakis. he was so ingrained in thee democratic party. he voted for bernie sanders in the primary in pennsylvania. but he found himself about mid summer taking a look a at this race in the same i've got to go with trump because the democratic party just isn't orthere for the working people. you know, he had been in charge of all the working people in this county. he said the economic devastation. when president trump on a maturation day side, what did he call the forgotten men and women. he also said there's carnage. he said there was carnage in america and people laughed at him. i was on several panels where people were making a joke about it. there is carnage out there. the at hairy set the world saw it. they were trying to say it and he made a very strong decision that he was going to flip in that the a democratic party behind. for someo

el incidente se registrÓ esta tarde en la cuadra 1200.ciÓ atrapado durante casi dos horas y media. robo hablÓ ante nuestras cÁmaras para contarnos su lamentable experiencia para evitar que otros les pase lo mismo, pero lo mÁs importante es tomar las precauciones necesarias al momento de retirar dinero del banco. esta es una historia que sÓlo verÁ en noticias univisiÓn 14. >> es una transacciÓn el sÁbado pasado... ramÓn: habla de la terrible experiencia que viviÓ el pasado fin de semana despuÉs de ser un retiro de miles de dÓlares el sÁbado por la maÑana. >>cuando salÍ, viene directamente para acÁ. ramÓn: el susto cuando el estacionar su carro en esta sucursal bancaria para realizar un pago, comenzÓ la pesadilla para juan omar, lo que quizÁ ni siquiera imagino. >> cuando salÍ del banco la ventana ni carro estaba destruida. ramÓn: pero la verbena despuÉs al darse cuenta que los miles de dÓlares que reitere el primer banco y que dejÓ dentro de su vehÍculo estacionado afuera de otro banco, se los habÍan robado. >> sacaron un sobre con unos $10,000 que tenÍa. ramÓn: este vocero de la po

lucy macdonald, cio of global equities at allianz is still with us.here does this fit into your portfolio? exposure toany mining companies? are you interested in the sector? for the reasons we've just been talking about, a lot of cyclical,n, highly and the difficulty of forecasting supply, experts can't do it. it is not a favorite area. somewhererefer to be where the companies have more control. anna: you set me up with a nice segue. the metals space is somewhere that the macro themes we talk about on the program really can be seen to have an impact. you find other sectors more attractive, i suppose. they are insulated, like the tech sector. techere are areas within which are more cyclical, but certainly at the moment there are some good structural forces which should prevail. whatever happens with trump, currencies, and commodity prices , the move to the cloud, that is what we think very clearly. anna: microsoft saying the cloud margins will keep improving. is it the cloud margins you look to? >> the top line is growing 89%. margins are starting to r

the cio of investment management joins us on set. your thoughts?my perspective is we take an insular focus with these developments. with regards to brexit. we can say what we want but with the eu agree? will it be possible to strike a deal that's acceptable? the eu might consider it unacceptable. that might be the problem davis is struggling with and is appetite is enough is enough reflects the fact he had a bad set of cars to deal and he has taken the only way feel -- only way forward reasonable. the other side of the pound is the dollar. the dollar has a lot to worry that with mr. trump and china. guy: eurosterling has not moved much. hasn't.o, it they are more interested in the global trade climate, far bigger than brexit. guy: how do you deal with this if you are an investor? do simply park it? do you wait and see what happens? do you say u.k. assets look cheap right now? what is the investment surrounding the u.k. right now? the u.k. splits into three different categories. the global category, companies that have a mandate to sell globally and

mean cio finance is schools are poorly financed and we need new on this like.they need to teach content adequate for the twenty first century was why did we get on each other on a problem not school idea problem is that the basics of very outdated it might have been relevant two hundred years ago but not anymore hungary's youth a new number able to compete in the long term that's going to be a problem for the entire country they might. test results of the program for international student assessment are alarming hungry scores are worse each year many teachers have begun advocating for a better school system. i don't get is a bit though. name some garion educational system is controlled centrally by the state. the ministry dictates which books we teachers should order. these textbooks are usually of poor quality. i mean the ministry also determines what must be taught. but the content is very antiquated and in some cases it's become useless. in the. hungry school system is weighed down with ideology and strict hierarchies the schools autonomy is gone budapest de

securities, bob miller from blackrock fixed income, and coming to us from texas, mark al qaeda, co-ciof howland capital management. thank you for joining us. talk about the concept of decoupling, whether the united states can do that and whether that is what we are seeing. --mark okada. >> priya: i think growth can somewhat decouple. equity markets don't really decouple. the long ends of the bonds don't decouple. global bond yields are declining. the 10 year german yield is up 30 basis points, that is great. the spread can only widen so much. i think the front end can somewhat decouple, because the u.s. economy is pretty strong, inflation is at target, the unemployment rate continues to decline, i think that is where we are seeing a continued flattening of the curve. i'm skeptical that the u.s. can continue to grow. i think we have had a significant sugar high from tax cuts and as that continues to fade, we will see growth momentum to pick up. jonathan: one pocket of credit and fixed income that captures the story bob, is high-yield. you see this in em, asia, europe, versus the united

he produces over a million bottles of county cause ago it is bring your rocker dilemma cio every year. the association is determined to rattle counties tarnished image and to reestablish it as a quality product that includes a new logo. loyal to feral ganu roster looks more imposing more powerful and it sinks we have wonderful vain young super of wife's flip passionate about what we do and we've really invested in quality and kyunki classico now has a much better reputation than it used to. there's a striking number of sculptures scattered around the new target when you're used to it used to belong to renaissance artist michelangelo. leone from france father was an art dealer from frankfurt this link between wine and dark captured his imagination and in one thousand nine hundred one he bought the estate and began making wine. he invited a range of international artists to design labels for responds. including dato for yoko ono and can come to us. when the it is as if the play idea is that the label expresses in some way the essence of the wine. thing afterwards we invite the artists h

the cio of vanguard., we are going to be speaking to the ceo of a bank that beat the highest analyst estimates. we would take on what is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. 14 minutes into the european trading day. let's say the world map. in europe. the german markets trading a little strongly. aroundexpected to open .5% higher. those of the kind of numbers we are seeing. we saw the s&p closing yesterday more than 2800. the nasdaq on a strong move as well. there is still money to invest in europe. chief investment officer of vanguard. you're over here, you have to be aware of the political tensions that exist in the u k and germany and italy, you name it. when i talked to u.k. investors, they are feeling really cautious about europe right now. you can see it all over the place. what is your sense of how investable europe is right now? earlier in the program you are talking about the fact that you are advising people to diversify. yet, the money is not doing what you are suggesting. greg: whenev

cio so this these are not all wrapped together in one mega trade of the of the teacher kind this is a rather more. step by step approach looking at these problems in their different dimensions david just briefly before we go i'd like to ask you a question about your work because we know for example that the u.s. president he is known as being erratic unpredictable at times even hostile to allies in europe diplomacy what have you learned about how to deal with the current administration and what advice are you giving to e.u. officials when it comes to dealing with trump. well i mean this is a president who has been elected on a very explicit platform of being a disruptor president trump delights in breaking with tradition or in finding new ways of doing things this takes a little bit of adjustment it's taken a bit of adjustment for the american system it's taken a bit of adjustment for his foreign allies and partners my advice to to europe and to all our colleagues is simply to remain consistent to our own principles as your foreign minister said very important for europe to remain uni

john wood with credit suisse cio. check of theck headlines. let's get update on this company.t named 20 year veteran as the new leader. he was most recently in charge of the companies wireless network. he will be replacing him. demandedn had management shake up as part of dropping. all right, pack your bags. german, spanish and french. is askingn chase dozen employees to relocate. you seen it. the investment bank will begin year. later this j.p. morgan has about 10,000 workers in london and operations paris and frankfurt locations.other quits.er if you're one of our clients catch up on all the interviews you missed here. the function for that. bottom left of your screen. check it out, tv go. bloomberg. ♪ david: let's have a look at oil. prices fell to their lowest in weeks following prices in u.s. stockpile. saudi arabia also lowering for all crude in the u.s. day after president opec to bring down. mean?oes that >> it's a threat that iran has with conflicts around iraq. since they've made few efforts it.lose iraq, kuwait, saudi arabia. -- these come through the it's -- there

cio so it's likely that china at will at least will try to take part in this discussion i'm sure thatit was in for us at the frankfurt stock exchange thank you so potentially an easing in trade tensions between the u.s. and the e.u. but it doesn't seem as if china will be afforded the same treatment it is now a matter of hours before a fresh round of import tariffs a set to go into effect between china and the united states and if that comes to pass on friday experts say that is the moment we can really talk about a full blown trade war while one side punishes the other the consequences could chip away at both economies and the paychecks of chinese and american consumers. these car enthusiasts in beijing regularly meet up to take their jeeps for a spin the vehicles were imported from the united states. paid to france seventy five thousand u.s. dollars for his that's around thirty thousand dollars more than it would cost in the u.s. but the price tag could rise further when the next set of u.s. tariffs comes into effect. as you're attentional buyers made change their minds due to the p

recognition tools frequently used in police surveillance the so-called juggalos are fans of the hip hop cio insane clown posse who are known for supporting an elaborate style of facial makeup but now a tech researcher does claim that the face paint could potentially disrupt algorithms used by facial recognition software here's how he explains it vision recognition generally i'm looking for a few different teachers usually a big nose. around this make up actually kind of places the jar imus was a few other large features which makes it very difficult to magic to a regular basis most of the techniques to avoid social recognition i'm herself are generally drastic bayshore obviously asians are to master a new thing which completely hides the base is going to be most of whom i don't think that these technologies to avoid official recognition will be used for. this kind of science has come under fire before from rights groups who say it's being used by the authorities not only to catch criminals but also to spy on law abiding citizens you know neal i get. i think that picture recognition technolo

-cio members they could be against immigration and there's all these other issues that we can block it and here we can even put in labor union or the united auto workers right if you have the kind of content that's directly relevant to that particular group such as the u.s. auto industry isn't as strong as it used to be so this is dated facebook has brought together from many different sources not just their political that's right we have this information of your membership we have your zip data we have if you've made that donation and we know the kinds of products that you're buying in the supermarket everything that you're doing that doesn't involve cash usually makes its way to facebook but the most powerful capability facebook provides comes from combining its data with out of advertisers themselves so think about the trump campaign they have all of the information of the people that are making donations they upload that to facebook and facebook and say i'm going to find friends of people that have donated and then i can combine that with the other data we're showing and say how ma

global ore, the week on trade jay pelosky, cio, tpw investment management. from us to come. from new york. this is bloomberg. what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. 300 minutes of baby videos. or, it's a million chat messages. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay less for data. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ david: trade gets serious. until now it's talk. others warning that tariffs will lead to job looming here's a deadline for tariffs on a billion for imports. germany stand off. german chancellor angela merkel with partners as they threaten to close the border, with the leadership of the at stake. mexican history, andres manuel lopez obrador swept to victory the next mexican president. earning a majority of the vote, likely majority in congress. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak:americas." i'm david western with julia chatterley. welcome. off. steel is it may be

cios are really taking the opportunity to accelerate the refresh of pc products at the enterprise leveln doing that they are looking for high-performance products. it is allowed us to grow the pc business by 6%. we haven't seen that kind of growth rate in a long time. , we the pc business grows generate tremendous profits from that business and we are pretty excited about the demands for pc in the second half of the year. colleague wrote a piece about the extraordinary female candidates in your search for ceo. you said you don't want the job. is that true? aboutlse can you tell us how fast the search is going? first, i love my day job. i am excited for the progress of the board is making and finding the next ceo for this wonderful company. process, thehe board has not set a timeline. i would say they are moving with quite a sense of urgency. they are looking at highly qualified internal candidates as well as external candidates. they will take the time necessary to make sure we find the ideal candidate and will have a variety of considerations in picking that person. for our company, di

-cio members they could be against immigration and there's all these other issues that we can block it and here we can even put in labor union or the united auto workers right if you have the kind of content that's directly relevant to that particular group such as the u.s. auto industry isn't as strong as it used to be so this is david facebook has brought together from many different sources not just their political that's right we have this information of your membership we have your zip data we have if you've made that donation we know the kinds of products that you're buying in the supermarket everything that you're doing that doesn't involve cash usually makes its way to facebook but the most powerful capability facebook provides comes from combining its data with out of advertisers them so so think about the trump campaign they have all of the information of the people that are making donations they upload that to facebook and facebook can say i'm going to find friends of people that have donated and then i can combine that with the other day that we're showing and say how many

the western province and here art and the un did a really good analysis of that like they went to the cio and figured out what went on and they found that every single victim of dad both of those strikes were civilians women children and civilians men since britain started bombing your gun dream twenty zero three we now have a numbers of civilians killed reaching a record high for the first half of twenty eighteen i think that those are figures from the past decade because many more were killed obviously in two thousand and three what why is it a record high this year. i mean we have to remember that these get these numbers include not just you know airstrikes not just. casualties inflicted by the government but also casualties inflicted by the armed opposition and the reason it's much bigger is that the attacks have gotten much bolder much more common much more frequent and they're purposely targeting big cities i mean in the last month the city of jalalabad which is actually if you go into any actually see it is actually a very tight compact space full of a million people in a very smal

cio the bill is titled the united states' foreign reciprocal trade act or or fart as it's being called the consensus is that it won't make it through the congress but him actually like a madman to congress is that far you should know what's older for it's not good for your health they should just let it go but that's not good health good colon health you know just let it go well what do you think about this policy of introducing this notion that the president can impose that will tear us rather than have to go through the us congress well once again the idea here is that trump is just slashing and burning his way through everything i said.

let's head to singapore and speak to the ubs wealth management cio office.s always. i have a chart to highlight what kathleen was mentioning when it comes to volatility among em currencies compared to the g7. it appears we are seeing volatility highest since 2011. how are you gauging the em space? >> i think if we were primarily talking about the trade space, there are two factors influencing the em space. one of them is trade. more recently, the ratcheting up. it started when rates in the u.s. rose. in february, everybody was worried if inflation went up with the stimulus package, the fed has to do more than what they currently indicate. those were the fears. that at least we can put to rest given that during the summer, it did not look like we are seeing inflation shooting out. if it has not happened by now, the likelihood is straining. the fed going even faster than they say they were, that's good news. especially in the asian markets. this time around, the central banks have been proactive, coming out early with rate hikes for tightening to different deg

joining us now is bank of singapore's cio, johan jooste.pecifically on the boj because governor kuroda has made a pretty clear that they y more bonds to keep the gp g around zero. around zero. is it possible to have technical tweaks? is that possible from the boj at this point? johan: it is extremely difficult to tell. even though it looks like a small tweak, it is quite a departure from what has been a fairly consistent line for a long period of time. i think that is more why the market is reacting in the way that it has rather than an objective assessment about how it might change things. it is just the fact that it is such a departure from what we have seen for a while. yvonne: let us put this bond selloff we saw in the last 24 hours in some context because in the u.s., people are saying it is not only what happened in the market but it is also the crumpton tweets from friday showing his displeasure with the rate hikes. some bond investors has take -- have taken this pretty seriously saying it will have some influence on the fed. how doe

i am joined from boston by my next guest, deputy global cio. the world is watching helsinki. as an investor, what do you watch? >> well, we will certainly be watching, with or anything comes up related to europe particularly. the has already been a fairmont talked about their. we will also be looking for any signs that this is just another negotiating tactic that puts the u.s. at a posture that we can get better terms on trade. we will also be looking as you said, on whether the -- on the nuclear discussions come and what comes of that, particularly on north korea. alix: those are really good, particularly when you look at the globe to reinvent as an investor, you cannot really make any decisions on that. , foru are looking ahead safety, so how do you manage that? lori: this year has been looking about looking at risk and reward and this is just another chapter discussion. we have been reducing our exposure all year to emerging risk,s, tearing back reducing our exposure to europe, where the relative valuations are not just attractive. but on balance, we are still pretty. attr

with the help of a young neo nazi underpay ending the one who rented a small apartment for the cio in a high rise on the outskirts of chemist's. in april they moved in and they felt pretty secure about their situation secure enough to become reckless. and published it offers for example in june two thousand they stepped out onto the balcony of the apartment rented under i guess name and fired an air rifle at a construction worker. the victim was conducting maintenance work on the street in front of the apartment complex about thirty meters away. he was wounded in the arm and taken to a hospital for surgery. the incident was not reported to police and did not come up again until the n.s.u. trial. subsistent wish this had a case that they were feeling pretty cocky if i knew that the police were looking for me i certainly wouldn't fire shots at people. in the. under the eminger like his n.s.u. friends hates foreignness in a small town in saxony he founded a secret society the white brotherhood. ending up published a propaganda sheet called the arion law and order it called in part for th

. ♪ minor, the cio of guggenheim's investment division, says he believes the next recession is coming is that what your time is? >> i think it could be sooner. what you see the fed doing now is tightening monetary conditions, and in the postwar , the stat is something like six out of the last eight tightening cycles have been followed within the 18 months of a recession and lowdown, because money supply is constrained, it has an impact on the real economy. moreover, i think the uncertainty created by the issident's tariff initiative likely to reduce business investment, increase costs to consumers and producers in the united states, and reduce the sales opportunities for u.s. producers. you're already seeing that, the harley move is a response to the possibility of increasing tariff wars, tariff levels both here and in europe. uncertaintyt, the this tariff as a tool of trade negotiations creates for businesses, and the increasing costs for consumers, is likely to slow down in demand. ♪ ♪ you are watching "bloomberg best," i'm scarlet fu. let's resume the roundup of the week's top busi

ago, so he was appreciative on that, but speaking of emerging markets we are speaking to dws aipac ciorkets sean taylor. he knows e.m.'s the worst performing region. the final outcome, he thinks there could be conciliatory moves from china. risk remains in ef asian stocks, but there is a big upside. that is a bit -- more action next on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haida: welcome to "daybreak: asia." a mixed start to the week. tensions threatening the global economy. steve mnuchin sees no chance of a currency board. it is just past 7:00 p.m. on this sunday. raising the heat on china raising tariffs on imported could -- goods. shinzo abe says the u.s. should saysn the tpp and

even as the supreme court tries to give them the deathblow people are signing up a friend at the afl-cio said their best month in his lifetime two months ago with new members. because of the state of the economy we are in right now there are four things going on right now and the results yesterday is really good news. >> thanks for your excellent work. so your notion the view that held us together what does that do? and then right wing propaganda and that was discussed if the democrats can come up with lucian to address the problems that we have and how do they present that in a way to cut through propaganda? >> and another excellent question. i don't know. they don't have the vision to do that. there is a mind meld between op-ed pages. and if you look at cnn. he protests much we call them fake news that thereby is more evident today than has ever been in my lifetime but they are not doing democrats any favors. they just repeat blob loblaw and hoping that they win elections that is not good enough. i have been talking about the democrats need to change for quite a while. what i discovere

let's go to the cio for afg alternative. he is at the cme. been a roller coaster in soybeans. what have traders been doing? what happens next? larry: after reaching a nine and a half year low yesterday, we are seeing a bounce back. traders are starting to see that perhaps the end of the world is already priced in. can trade publications get any worse? i think that is causing a tailwind being up $.16 today, combined with the fact that we have had a perfect planting season. the weather has been great. that is bearish for soybeans. however, there seems to be no premium in the weather when it comes to s soybean prices. it's not until august, the do or die month for the health of the crops. if it's a healthy bounce back, keep in mind that prices were to dollar higher -- two dollars higher for memorial day so a lot of room to make up. vonnie: there's also a question mark over exports. we don't know how many soybeans we will be exporting, do we? larry: we have no idea and that's why we are down $.11 in the last five days and why the market has been

the deputy cio. that is it for daybreak australia. all of the action next in daybreak asia.berg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ phones have made our lives effortless. streaming "must see tv" has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinity mobile saving money is effortless too. it's the only network that combines america's largest most reliable 4g lte with the most wifi hotspots and it can be included with xfinity internet. which could save you hundreds of dollars a year. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. yvonne: here in hong kong, we are live from the asian headquarters. welcome to "daybreak: asia." president trump heads for helsinki as he bashes allies again. he will be meeting president clinton after also attacking the u.k..any and observers ramy: observers wonder what is next. -- observers wonder what is next. ramy: beijing says

stock buybacks and executive compensation we looked at companies with large stock buyback in our afl-cio index fund and we filed shareholder proposal and companies using earnings per share. what's wrong with that? purportedly the goal is to incentivize executives to increase earnings which is a good thing. however, it's just as easy to buy back shares, reduce the denominator, the number of shares outstanding and meet their performance benchmarks. we found those cubbies and filed shareholder proposals and for example ibm and xerox to companies which had enormously large buyback programs perhaps are not investing much and innovation and were instead returning capital to their investors, because that was the executive incentive structure we filed our proposal and those companies agreed to modify the use of eps to discount for the use of buybacks and now what's happening, corporate america is trying to take away the right of shareholders to use the proposal process, rule 14 aa to monitor executive compensation and other issues like corporate social south ability and environment wishes so tha

kevin miller, cio funds is ready to evaluate. tariff stocks. >> thanks for having me, liz. start off with one right away. visa, as you know, huge conglomerate with regard to processing global transactions. technically, not technically, basically the tollbooth for global spending. 44 million merchants throughout the world, billions of cards distributed if you track sees' performance and compare that next to amazon, you notice there is some, some, similarities with regard to how they have been marching up. you know, if the tariffs do come into effect and things fet more expensive, visa makes their money getting a percentage of purchases made through their credit card. that means that the amount of purchases go up, they make more more money. liz: i would think as long as the consumer is buying something, food or real necessities visa will do real well. boeing is interesting one. you see that as a teflon tariff stock? how is that possible? china is the biggest buyer of boeing. boeing sells most of its planes to china when it comes to