carsten: i see it about $30 billion in the u.s.0%, worldwide, nearly double that size, which i gave you. so we have huge growth opportunities in that market. taylor: really appreciate your time. of course, on i.p.o. day. you know, amanda, more headlines continuing to cross. the 13 minutei. $699. tom giles, our executive editor of bloomberg technology, hitting it spot on. talking about some of the pricing power. wanting to be careful here as you think about approaching that $1,000 mark. more on that apple event is coming up. so is the rest of "bloomberg markets." this was amanda lang. i'm taylor riggs. and this is bloomberg. ♪ introducing xfinity rewards. our very own way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like movie night specials. xfinity mobile benefits. ...and exclusive experiences, like the chance to win tickets to see watch what happens live. hey! it's me. the longer you've been with us... the more rewards you can get. like sharpening your cooking skills with a top chef. join for free on the xfinity app and

morgan is joining us again from carsten. we managed to get the technical problems started out. hey, but we were just saying earlier on that information about this is coming out jobs and jobs over the last few hours. just bring this up to speed with what we know. while the later statement we have is from the military itself, which says that it has arrested 21 army officers and several soldiers in relation to the attempted school that took place this morning. we also heard from the prime minister, who says that there were 2000000000 components, as well as military officials involved in this attempted coup. now, the situation and cartoon has largely returned back to normal traffic in a good one is noticeable in less than what it is used to around this time of a day every day. but people are saying that that's because they're trying to figure out if this is really over. and if the army has really taken control of the situation, the statement that came from the army is that every single station that the military was trying to conduct its school from the 3 stations that they were try

that is carsten nickel. bloomberg will be covering election day live. don't miss that.t is from 5:00 p.m. u.k. time or 6:00 p.m. in you are in berlin. bloomberg's kofnlg of the vote in europe, the largest economy, that's what you should be tuning into. we're going to have our team. francine lacqua will be leading us through that. again, tune in for that one. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. >> mercedes-benz maker daimler, set to cross more than 7 billion euros. in an effort to secure supplies for electric cars, they have a 33% stake in a battery manufacturer. building 120 gigawatt hours in capacity by the end of the decade. food prices should dissipate in time. in an interview, david told bloomberg supply would be disrupted from labor shortages to the impact of climate change. >> i think it is going to be transitory. now this is the dialogue not just in all products but particularly in ag and food. i'm optimistic that the supply chain issues will clear up over time. >> u.s. after hours trade with a company boasting first quarter sales that missed estimates. sa