this is the agm a9 smartphone.expect of many top—brand devices — quick—charging, fingerprint id, big screen. but it's also quite solid. now, this phone isn't for your average user. it is designed to survive the toughest of conditions, so tough, in fact, that the company say it is unbreakable. agm advertise their phones as being able to survive quite some punishment, such as being able to be kicked like a football. so we asked the company if it could survive a hammer. they said yes. ah, right. that didn't take much. right. that's broken. that is smashed, but to be fair, maybe it wasn't designed to actually take a hammer to it. it's gone completely. 0k, ok, that's just the screen. it's easily replaceable, no problem at all. and the back of the phone was proving a lot tougher, so i got some help. be careful. oh, yeah — and don't try this at home. 0k, you've done it. you've cracked plastic. you've cracked the plastic. look at that. oh, it's lifted completely. so despite saying that we could use a hammer, agm came back

this is the agm a9 smartphone.rging, fingerprint id, big screen. but it's also quite solid. now, this phone isn't for your average user. it is designed to survive the toughest of conditions, so tough, in fact, that the company say it is unbreakable. agm advertise their phones as being able to survive quite some punishment, such as being able to be kicked like a football. so we asked the company if it could survive a hammer. they said yes. ah, right. that didn't take much. right. that's broken. that is smashed, but to be fair, maybe it wasn't designed to actually take a hammer to it. it's gone completely. ok, ok, that's just the screen. it's easily replaceable, no problem at all. and the back of the phone was proving a lot tougher, so i got some help. be careful. oh, yeah — and don't try this at home. ok, you've done it. you've cracked plastic. look at that. oh, it's lifted completely. so despite saying that we could use a hammer, agm came back to us and said that the military—certified phone can endure a lot, being

it went to the agm, they had a vote, it is a male board, they voted it down.eague say that unless people let women play in these clubs, can you not kick them out? they said, the league is not a big enterprise and if we get rid of these clubs then it will be detrimental to the future of the league. we are going to the commons, 0liver letwi n we are going to the commons, 0liver letwin talking. on monday he will be taking over the order paper. that will then possibly lead a legislative programme and bill to implement what comes out as the most likely thing to succeed. could he give the house an estimate of how many days he is going to have —— ta keover many days he is going to have —— takeover so the government can have a guide as to when they might get some of their business done?” a guide as to when they might get some of their business done? i have to say that his remark was an amusement, and that i don't discern amusement, and that i don't discern a vast pile of other government business of importance being tra nsa cted business of importance being transacted

the next step is to see what the reaction is at the agm.f the puzzle is that there is an investigation being conducted by the economic crime authority because swedbank allegedly provided advance notice to its biggest shareholders of the ftc report. there are questions about relations between shareholders and management but also need to be looked into. separate from this report that arebank commissioned, there investigations being conducted by the financial supervisory authorities of estonia and sweden. some are saying that is much more important than whatever swedbank can provide. the case is very far from closed. bank, itw from danske continues for an awful long time. ultimately, the u.s. department of justice and securities and exchange commission are investigating the case. ,att: thanks very much bloomberg's nordic managing editor talking to us about this wide-ranging money-laundering case. let's get a bloomberg business flash with debra mao in hong kong. has reportedly picked the new york stock exchange for its imminent ipo. bloomberg h

he was agm. nova takes a seven point lead. over five minutes left. three point lead. booth does not call last but it went in. he had 20 points. here's one for the slam. villanova won 61-57. they will face purdue while the gales are headed home. >> we felt we had to grind and not be able to change the tempo. we had to grind. i wish it did not have to be that way. that's why they are so good. >> i'm glad they were hard to play against. hopefully score is your next year. lots to be proud of this group with their leadership. they stay together. high character. i'm proud of them. >> for the first time in two years the warriors did not have a player score 20 point. that did not slow them down against indiana. he got a standing ovation. a big night for the golden state other center. he miss the last two games. late second quarter green lobs it for a slam. warriors led by 10 at halftime. final seconds of the third steph curry got 3 at the buzzer. worries had six players score in double figures and they won 112-89 over the pacers. a's and mariners in tokyo. he's announcing thi

we can expect a fairly tense agm, i think that is fair to say.e ceo and the board and the chairwoman -- they are facing multiple investigations. learned after we apparently misleading authorities in new york, they are being investigated in connection with the panama papers, mossack fonseca. the question now, what is the full scope of the scandal? nk, difference from danskeba we got a since last year of the scope of the scandal, the bank coming forward to prevent a huge number. it shocked the market, but left people with the feeling there were not more skeletons in the closet. the feeling with swedbank, we are not yet at that point, so investors are understandably trying to get more answers. the public is trying to get more answers. the politicians are wondering what's going on with sweden's oldest bank. in the meantime, the questions about whether the bank has misled the public, looks like it is becoming a big part of the investigation. nejra: that is the important distinction to make between swedbank and danske bank. bloombergogger, nordic manag

it went to the agm, they had the vote and voted it down. they voted it down?! these clu bs let women come and play in these clubs can't you pick the teams out? they said the league isn't a particularly big and if we get rid of those clubs it will be detrimental to the future of the league. one of those clubs got back to me and said they would consider the idea of neutral venues so rebecca will be able to take that to the agm. a cycling club in keighley have failed to get back to me at all. what?! it seems ridiculous that we are even having this conversation. it does. as part of the research, we spoke to seven of the research, we spoke to seven of the countries best women's snooker players and five of them came back to me and said they had faced similar discrimination. thank you. most watched on the bbc sport website is this. conor mcgregor‘s 13 second knock out ofjose aldo back in 2015. mcgregor announced his retirement from ufc yesterday, this right up there as one of the iconic moments in the sport. look at that! watch this. don't forget sportsday. all the da

agm, barbara hill. >> assistant general manager for power.the usual update on customer enrollment and services. a little bit on clean power rates and pg&e's anticipated rates and clean power sf given pg&e's bankruptcy filing. on the service front things are going smoothly. we're serving about 111,000 customers right now. customer accounts, i should say is more actual customers but accounts. 111,000. about 4,200 of those are businesses and households in san francisco that have elected to upgrade their service and receive 100% renewable electricity from clean power sf. we have the same opt out percentage, 3.2%. things are going pretty smooth and steady. meanwhile we're very busy preparing for our next auto enrollment. approximately 280,000 accounts. mostly residential customer accounts will be enrolled in april of this year. so that's 280,000. and this week we began mailing the first of our four clean power sf enrollment notices to customers. those are the enrollment notices required by state law. we'll be sending these notices out in batches.

time and again at agms we are hearing from members of parliament that they have overwhelming support.s the conservative manifesto delivered. every conservative mp was elected on a manifesto which said we would on a bit leave vote and honour it by leaving the customs union, the single market and the remit of the ecj. that is all we are doing. we are characterised as extremists, the extreme end of the tory party. we are actually bang in the middle of the mainstream. the people who are totally out of line other cabinet ministers last night. some people might dispute whether you are bang in the middle of the mainstream. clearly the conservative party is a very broad church. there are huge ranges of opinion. can i come onto this point? where do you think it is possible for mps to find a point at which they can compromise and come together around some sort of deal? would you personally be content for the uk to leave without a deal? on the uk to leave without a deal? on the 29th of march, it seems you are. would you prefer to achieve a deal if that is at all possible? we have a lwa ys if tha

it seems they will get their wish because at the agm today in manchester, it seems he will tell members‘s best have assembled in texas, hoping to fine tune their games at the wgc match play. dustinjohnson is the defending champion, but the galleries will be packed for this man. it‘s been six years since tiger woods took part. the format‘s changed since then, it‘s a round robin format to start with to make sure that everyone get‘s at least 3 matches. if all goes to plan for the oraganizers there could be a mouth watering woods v rory mcilroy knockout match in the last 16 ...but woods isn‘t going to look that far ahead. i haven‘t really played a whole lot of matchplay since 2013, and i‘m looking forward to it. i‘m looking forward to the fact that i just get to focus on one guy. each and every shofs to focus on one guy. each and every shot‘s different, and you don‘t really care what the rest of the field is doing. ijust have to beat the guy standing in front of me. caster semenya says lord coe has "opened old wounds" with his claim that "gender classification" is needed in women‘s sport. t

motors as elliott management is urging a vote for real change one shareholders meet for the march 22 agmting that poor government and leads to bad decision and urging to right side the balance sheet. sophie kamaruddin there. asian markets. australia, trading underway. seeing a little downside when it comes to new zealand as well. gdp for the fourth quarter just missed estimates. here in australia, a doubt -- about 1/10 of 1% down. tokyo markets closing for the vernal equinox. the market in seoul almost upon us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. asia's major markets have opened for trade. >> from bloomberg's global headquarters in new york i'm shery ahn. >> i'm in hong kong. sophie kamaruddin. welcome to "daybreak asia." >> our top stories this wednesday, patience and a long pause for fed chairman says rates will stay on hold for some time as he watches the global situation play out. and teresa may requests a brexit delay. the e.u. says it's up to her to drive her deal through parliament. >> and president trump says trade tariffs will remain in force no matter what

they went to an agm, it is a mill board, they voted it down, and as a next step,...ntal to the future of the league. that‘s all the sport for now. back to westminster. thank you — this evening — at around 7pm — mps will signal their brexit preferences in indicative votes. the speaker will select around half a dozen options this afternoon, likely to range from cancelling brexit to leaving the eu without a deal. it‘s still unclear whether mps will be free to vote as they wish or will take orders from party leaders. the leader of the house of commons andrea leadsom has said she is extremely concerned about the wider implications of today s indicative votes. it is through our parliamentary conventions over many years, the right of the government to put forward business, and then for parliament to scrutinise, to reject, to amend, but it is for the government to put forward business, and what today‘s indicative votes to throw the convention on the air, so iam throw the convention on the air, so i am concerned about the far—reaching implications of this. let me discuss this

the ceo was dismissed this morning and the agm is going on as we speak. the ceo walks away with $2.4 million, and it is not over yet. shareholders are suggesting the chairman should also be held responsible. where does this francine: francine: -- where does this go next? this goes back to some of the allegations from estonia. it is taking giant proportions. where does it end? tasneem: that is part of the problem. if we compare swedbank with danske bank, there were revelations and then danske bank put its own -- did its own investigation and put it all on the table. swedbank being much less forthcoming so there is concerned there are still skeletons in their closet. in, where does swedbank fit in the cultural pecking order of finance? tasneem: this is sweden's oldest bank and biggest mortgage lender with a reputation of being a family bank for the little man, retail bank. their argument has been, we are not like danske bank. we do not do high finance and we .o not chase wealth management tom: does this engage the swedish public? tasneem: very much so. part

we have the agm coming up next week. proposals there would be no confidence. dominic is a brilliant mp. he is help the constituents for the last 20 years. everyone has got a stance like he said. he definitely needs to continue to serve the nation and the constituents. we've got to regroup, stand together, behind the party, behind the prime minister and just do the right thing which is to have a plan, get out. let me ask you, you mentioned standing behind. what about standing behind the leader of the conservative party? a lot of people are saying, we know she is not going to stand for another general election but a lot of people are saying, it's literally days if not weeks. do you think she can stay in her role for the foreseeable future? she definitely should because we've already seen a lot of chaos and commotion. this is not the time to step down. she needs to help us in getting out of this situation. she is the leader of the party. we have to follow what she's doing. that is how things are. i personally feel she should not stand down. we've seen she should