senior partner at law firm addleshaw goddard.he indian markets, we have the earnings season in full flow currently over there. , a stock tata motors that may not witness a substantial pickup and volumes anytime soon. looking also at upl strong growth in india. healthy operational performance. sun pharmaceutical as well, and state bank of india out with earnings too. this is where we are with them as we head towards that open, coming up right now. the nifty index, let's have a quick look at what it is doing. currently the benchmark is on the way down by 0.5%, haslinda. haslinda: staying with india, coming up, a close colleague of indians per -- india's prime minister has tested positive for coronavirus as the nation's total cases head towards 2 million. we will have the latest from new delhi. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: general motors is working with an electric vehicle charging operator. the gm president spoke exclusively to bloomberg. >> the energy source for that tv charge network -- for the evgo charge network is 100%

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we will go back to the line and next is jackie goddard. >> for the times of london, and congratulations everyone. my question is for the crew one folks, mike, shannon, victor, soichi. i wonder few could describe the splashdown as you watched it and what it means to knowing that your flight depends on the success of this one? thank you. >> thank you for the question. we were together in the control center here in houston watching the splashdown. it was so exciting. it is fair to say it was a very emotional event for all of us. to be able to watch our colleagues, our friends, come home safely, is always an emotional event. and to see how smoothly everything went, during their splashdown and the reentry. so we are very excited it want as smoothly as it did. because now that really points to the success of power our mission will beat when we get a chance to launch. that's how our mission will be when we get a chance to launch. bettina: thank you, shannon. we will go to dave mosher, business insider. >> thank you, gwen, this is for you. you have tons of data to go through, i'm curious what i

we will go back to the line and next is jackie goddard. london, andimes of congratulations everyone. my question is for the crew one victor,ike, shannon, soichi. i wonder few could describe the splashdown as you watched it and what it means to knowing that your flight depends on the success of this one? thank you. >> thank you for the question. we were together in the control center here in houston watching the splashdown. it was so exciting. it is fair to say it was a very emotional event for all of us. to be able to watch our colleagues, our friends, come home safely, is always an emotional event. and to see how smoothly everything went, during their splashdown and the reentry. so we are very excited it want as smoothly as it did. because now that really points to the success of power our mission will beat when we get a chance to launch. that's how our mission will be when we get a chance to launch. bettina: thank you, shannon. we will go to dave mosher, business insider. >> thank you, gwen, this is for you. you have tons of data to go t

next is jackie goddard. >> my question is for the crew one folks. mike shannon and i wondered if you could describe how you watched that splashdown and what you went through emotionally as you watched it and what it means to you knowing that your plight depended on the success of this one. thank you. >> thank for. we were together in the control centerp here in houston watch the splash down. was socks kiting. i would say it is greet say it was emotional even for all of us. to be able to watch our colleagues our friends come home safely is always emotional even then to see how smoothly everything went during their splashdown and their in try. so we're excited that it went as smoothly as it did because now, that points to the success of how h you our mission will be when we get a chance to watch. >> thank you, shan on. we'll go to business insider. >> thank you for take the question. so this is spacex's first flight and you have tons of data to go through and then i am curious was the most surprising then your team has learned on the motion is far and

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