plenty from germany, from siemens, from adidas. you can understand why an industry such as the aviation might be lacking in visibility at this point, but the numbers reported, first quarter adjusted operating loss at 1.1 4 billion. that is against an estimated loss of 1.13. very much in line with estimates. this part of the are not typically the most profitable for airlines. week that in mind. -- we keep that in mind. part of the lack of guidance as we just don't know -- it is a global airline, but much of the business from the u.k.. we don't know when we will be able to fly during the northern hemisphere summer. later today we should get further details of where in the world to britain will be able to fly to. part of that story coming later on today. just under an hour away from the start of cash equities trading, the earnings story to the four. plenty of numbers from germany, but let's have a look where we are on futures. things a little modest in terms of the gains we are seeing zing -- in risk assets. we see catch-up trade to t

adidas coming through, really delivered in terms of expectations.ying concern about what is happening vis-a-vis china and that is a storage watch out for. that seems like it is for another day. today's numbers strong. we were just hearing about what is going on at siemens strong numbers. continuing picked up. interesting to compare and contrast with adidas. siemens getting strong numbers out of china. the pickup and offending the company, which has been so slimmed-down. there are ongoing commodity headwinds. iag, really cautious today. they are in a very different position. very cautious about what kind of pre-pandemic looks like going into the summer. we will see later about positive headlines. we will watch that one. at the moment that stock having i positive day. air france saying it is going to have to raise even more money. a very different position. european travel, u.s. travel. i wonder whether or not the european travel story will have a much bumpier ride out of the pandemic. earlier we were talking more about the travel story. we caught up

other companies, especially the big multinational like time lar, adida, is sort of already have started to build up departments like this, fighting environmental hom and pieces of work, right. seem like a good thing. but nevertheless, this law has been controversial. it has been very controversial in part because of how difficult a task this really is. if you think of a large company, dime one, for example, they have 60000 suppliers and that would, and the idea of this law, they would have to check every one of those and make sure that they're not violating any of these rules as that there is an idea among some businesses that this is just impractical, but it's going to make german businesses less competitive internationally if they have all of a sudden these new bureaucratic cost, all of these new things they have to do that it will make them have to race prices and things like this, the german government is saying that they're, they're trying to reduce some of the bureaucracy. this will only apply firstly to companies with more than 3000 employees later will imply to apply to people w

we get numbers through from adidas. their sales forecast, raising the 2021 sales forecast. the operating profit well above estimates. the operating profits for first quarter, 704 million euros against the estimate of 579. they see sales growing in the high teens already in 2021. the high teens rate for a business like adidas, sportswear manufacturer, casual clothing of course. let's get a first word news update. here is annabelle droulers. >> bloomberg sources telus president biden's likely to stick with the investment ban on certain chinese firms. banks and investors have been urging the administration to rollback restrictions. the so-called investment blacklist has targeted links to the chinese military including three of the country's biggest telco companies. increased regulations and a number of areas. the security exchange commission bosma his first appearance before congress since being sworn in. he pledged to look into cryptocurrencies and the derivatives. voting has finished in the first electoral test of prime

from sion. jang, it faced a bank clash in china from the government and consumers, barbary nike, adidas, some of the other western brands hit by consumer boy costs the united states band, the impulse of coffee and tomato products. in january. it's estimated the us imported $9000000000.00 of cotton products and $10000000.00 of tomatoes last year. supply chains for solar panels are also clustered in the region, raising concerns among investors about force, labor in facts, half the world's raw materials to make. so the panels comes from chin jang, further complicating the world's move away from fossil fuels, reports compiled by the german parliament, concludes the country's new supply chain law will likely mean german companies have to withdraw from chin jang and related supply chains. otherwise they face fines or even criminal prosecution. obey jing deny is all accusations of abuse and is prepared to lose exports as china's consumers stop spending more money at home. joining us via skype from new york now, as anita dart director, investor alliance for human rights. good to have you with u

other companies, especially the big multinational like time lar, adidas, sort of already have started to build up departments like this. fighting environmental ha and pieces of work, right. seem like a good thing. but nevertheless, this law has been controversial minds. it has been very controversial in part because of how. busy difficult a task, this really is if you think of a large company, diamond, for example, they have $60000.00 suppliers and that would, and the idea of this law, they would have to check every one of those and make sure that they're not violating any of these rules as that there is an idea among some businesses that this is just impractical, but it's going to make german businesses less competitive internationally if they have all of a sudden these new bureaucratic cost. all of these new things they have to do that it will make them have to raise prices and things like this. the german government is saying that they're, they're trying to reduce some of the rock received. this will only apply firstly to companies with more than 3000 employees later will imply to

and it's growing to include british broadcaster, uafa and other sports and adidas says it is haltingd advertising across the u.k. social media platforms and many formula one drivers are supporting the social media boycott. >>> i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back with more cnn newsroom in just a moment. please stay with us. it's a simple fact: nothing kills more germs on more surfaces than lysol spray. it's a simple fact: it even kills the covid-19 virus. science supports these simple facts. there's only one true lysol. lysol. what it takes to protect. we know how much you count on us... ...and that's why we're here 24/7... ...and on the road maintaining a fast and reliable network. we're always working to ensure the internet meets your needs... ...by making access easier for all... ...with comcast lift zones and our internet essentials program. we're invested in making our apps easy... ...to give you personalized assistance around the clock. and we're committed to keeping our team and customers safe by working from home... ...and using precautions in store. see what we're up to at xfinit

shares of adidas are rising. german sports shoe company raised its sales forecast due to a rebounding china and online sales. it predict second go to revenue growth will hit 50% -- it predicts second-quarter revenue growth will hit 50%. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ pres. biden: every single thing, from the deck of an aircraft carrier to a new building, is going to be built by an american company, american workers, american supply chain, so that we invest american tax dollars in american workers. jonathan: the president of the united states. sometimes in washington, it is far more interesting looking at the similarities between the two parties than the differences. buy america is where there is some real crossover. from new york city this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. live on tv and radio, going into a payroll r

other companies, especially the big multinational like time lar, adida, is sort of already have started to build up departments like this, fighting environmental and abusive workers, right. seem like a good thing. but nevertheless, this law has been controversial. has been very controversial in part because of how difficult a task this really is. if you think of a large company, diamond, for example, they have 60000 suppliers and that would, and the idea of this law, they would have to check every one of those and make sure that they're not violating any of these rules. as that, there is an idea among some businesses that this is just impractical, but it's going to make german businesses less competitive internationally if they have all of a sudden these new bureaucratic cost, all of these new things they have to do that it will make them have to race prices and things like this. the german government of saying that they're, they're trying to reduce some of the bureaucracy. this will only apply firstly to companies with more than 3000 employees later will imply to apply to people with c

. ♪ * on chinese tv, aspiring pop stars are feeling good because their adidas shirts were blurred after a boycott. in their place, chinese blogger o wang xiao ming told her million followers to buy chinese. >> take this opportunity to give artemis the good to chance. we will confirm that no one and no country can boss us around. nick: the boycott was launched when china's communist youth league criticized h&m and other companies for last year's statements expressing concern that cotton from china's region was produced by forced labor. 80% of chinese cotton comes from that region. the u.s. and europe say the uighurs involved in the process are forced into that labor and they accused beijing of genocide . >> we need to be able to bring the world together and speaking with one voice in condemning what has taken place in what continues to take place. nick beijing denies western accusations. beijing's crackers bragged about the cotton on the runway by fashion week and stoked by chinese state media. this was reported live from the region. >> you can see, with us is a prosperous square and thi

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more reports, adidas, draftkings, nikola and ark invest cathie wood right here.e markets? >> i don't know if one million on the nose would move the market, we're still 8 million jobs down and the fed said we have to get closer to that i think the market wants confirmation we're in acceleration phase, some of the estimates are closer to 2 million. >> great final hour of trade left us up nearly 4% on the dow and 0.4% on nasdaq we're out of time on "closing bell." "fast money" starts now. >> i'm melissa lee, and this is "fast money. tonight's trader lineup guy adami, dan nathan, pete, and jeff mills tonight on fast we're tracking peloton, square and beyond meat. all three stocks on the move after rarting results, their calls are just getting under way. we'll dialled in and bring you headlines. and patent problems, under pressure what to do when you own these names. and what to do, live from new york, it's elon musk i'll never host "snl." spotted on the streets as he gears up for this week's "

nike and adidas were doing really well and both taking market share in the u.s.sitioned the brand? who's your core customer, and how is that resonating >> well, we did a lot of work a few years back to understand the opportunity in athletic performance. we have always felt that we are an athletic performance brand. we wanted to double down on that and wanted to know if there was enough opportunity in that space. we clearly saw lots of opportunity in that space and that's why we doubled down on the performer which an athletic mindset. doing that well with beautiful product we believe is also going to translate in things down the road but at this point in time sticking to our strategy and being helped somewhat by the current trends in terms of athletic performance is certainly helping us but it is about athletic performance and making you better that's what under armour is all about. >> patrick, i wanted to ask just in broad terms what you thought about the european super league. i know you don't sponsor tottenham hot spur anymore, but i guess a big picture questio

well, sales of nike and adidas products in china taking a dive with consumers there boycotting those muslims. nike sales have dropped almost 60%. chinese made brands that support using labor and material from the region have seen spikes. analysts are suggesting the effect may just be temporary. many consumers are just kind of waiting out the boy t cot possibly there. well, fox agreeing to buy sports and culture news outlet outkick media which was founded by clay travis. fox is the parent company of fox business. the news coming as fox reported profit jumping to 567 million in the last quarter, revenue beating expectations coming in at $3.22 billion. and there is fox corporation in the premarket, stock is higher by a little more than 2%. finally, spacex finally nails the launch and landing of the latest prototype star ship without an explosion. this is a big milestone for the company. the star ship sticking the landing after plunging more than six miles. it is the first of five tests to not end in a fiery explosion, believe it or not. spacex elon musk celebrated the success, tweeting,

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