air go bag pays fees to the platform and supplies its data to ali baba. this is the best and do you know what happens to the data your company feeds into the internet here in china as you have no no idea. i don't think you can request that kind of automation. when tomo stacks and uses r.d.p. in a cafe he also beats behind data does he know how much the platform knows about it . to get through the data volume is certainly huge kind of course you could live like a hermit somewhere but if we don't jump on the bandwagon it will eventually find ourselves struggling behind watching from the sidelines. it's the digital business model the platform supposed easy access to customers in return they demand data from companies and customers. not just in china. we are observing now a major quest for data in is driven mostly by the business models of the culture firms internet made of its online or you can observe how much time i've spent on a website how much i interact with it what products have caught my interest or what topics are from this before. you can then make

hollywood movies and that's just a little slice of the fast ali baba universe. the british technology expert jamie bartlett observes a similar trend taking shape on u.s. based platforms. google and facebook and the same ones you always hear. no longer are just search engine platforms all social media platforms or video sharing platforms they increasingly will branch out into other areas amazon is no longer just a seller of products it's also a provider of all sorts of mazing web space the most highly valued companies in the world have long been platform businesses the top ranks are occupied solely by american and chinese companies microsoft apple amazon google and facebook china's front runners are all the above are intense and. the only german company to even make the top $100.00 is as a.p. ranked 58th in the world. but some german companies are trying to catch up in the summer of 21000 fashion retailer salon dot opened its new headquarters in berlin twice a month on boarding day when they welcome all the newcomers. there are 200 today alone 200 out of 14000 ac

at the victor wanyama market food market you can pay in cash or with ali baba's ali. you can find the chinese logo in many shops. at the drugstore chain d.m. . can pay with all the pay in all of its 2000 german affiliate branches and an old traditional tavern has replaced its blue and white flag with one from ali baba. and so the digital age dawns in germany brought to you by china. a mixed ethnic bad cast until one dance company 12 exceptional dancers from across the globe are brought together by one of the most exciting choreographers of our time. to actually kind of pair you a church gown and the ballet russe to friends are 21. in 30 minutes on d w. a new era as we go. the fire going feeling. this has been filling. our use of. places as the. flames that consume forests and entire residential areas from. rising temperatures water shortages lens clearance there's an abundance of flammable material once again i did. no stop the fires. is only going up against. global concentration the world on fire starts aug 12th on g.w. . this is e w news a live up from berlin and a

this is not the case for baba. this is a stock where the street is overwhelmingly bullish.is one of those reasons where you think if you own the stock, is there another way i could play it that would have more downside if the earnings are disappointing and still give me some of the upside? i was taking a look out to september and specifically i was looking at the 235, 260, 285 call spread risk reversal. what's going on here we're buying the september 260 calls, selling the 285 calls, and selling the 235 puts when i was looking at that earlier today, you would collect about $1 in premium to do that and what's going to happen here is that if the stock happens to rally through that lower strike, then, obviously, we getup side from 260, up to 285. and because we're collecting that dollar, in fact, the total profits we could get would be about $26. a little over 10% of the current stock price. to the downside, if the stock is put to us at that 235 strike, we're going to own it at 234 that is right about those highs that we saw back in january. so effectively, it would be as if t

boom bust coast christiane thought of baba horowitz thank you both breaking it down for us today. regulators have delayed a ruling over how much if anything to find twitter for its handling of a data breach disclosed in 2019 twitter was set to become the 1st tech giant to face a fine from ireland's data protection commission after the body submitted their decision to e.u. member states in may but some regulators objected to ireland's initial ruling which will cause a broader group of regulators to seek a majority decision as part of the use general data protection regulations rules introduced in 2018 regulators can levy a fine for violations of up to 4 percent of a firm's global revenue or 20000000 euros whichever is higher than the initial issue stems from a bug in twitter's android app where some users protected tweets were made public and the company's failure to notify authorities in a prompt manner. and meanwhile facebook is already settling one multimillion dollar lawsuit over its illegal use of facial recognition technology while its other social media platform instagram wa

that's not the case for baba this is overwhelmingly bullish if you happen to own the stock you mightinking going into earnings am i really well-positioned here is there another way to play it with less downside if earnings are disappointing and still get a bit of the upside. i was looking at the 235-260-285 call spread risk reversal. we're buying the september 260 call, selling the 285 call and selling the puts you'd collect about a dollar in premium to do that what's going to happen here is if the stock happens to rally through that lower strike, obviously we get upside from 260 up to 285. because we're collecting that dha dollar the total profits would be about $26 to the downside if the stock is put to us at that 235 strike, we're going to own it at 234 that is right about those highs we saw back in january effectively it would be as if the year hasn't happened in that situation. how much could the stock move between when they report earnings and that september expiration or what happens if it doesn't move at all? well, if it doesn't move at all, those 235 puts and the 285 calls a

wall way as president donald trump says the white house is looking at potential action against ali baba and other chinese giants we'll bring you the latest plus japan has seen a huge economic contraction due to the copan $1000.00 pandemic will take a look at how this dire economic news is affecting world markets and as 2 major college football conferences have postponed their season over the financial landscape of sports amid the pandemic with some expert analysis we have packed show today so let's dive right it. doesn't stop with tick tock and walk away now u.s. president donald trump said saturday he will go even further and is indicating that he might be an access to other chinese companies including e-commerce giant. well the big thing is one way to read while he's not here and well way i'm not allowing and i've told european countries and others australia has been fantastic as an example but well he's not coming here and we told certain countries that was thinking about well way that's ok you can use them but we're not going to be sharing intelligence and. they've all backed away y

coming up, ali baba and tech companies have surged.it can sustain that level of investor interest when it reports earnings later. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: a quick check of headline this is hour. apple set to launch its first online store in india next month. we're told the digital outlet will be ready ahead of the diwali spending spree. apple planned the store last year when rules were relax bud the project was held up by the coronavirus pandemic. one of tech's most valuable private companies has broken years suspense by filing to go public on the new york stock exchange. they're backed by a tech billionaire and is valued around $20 billion. it's expected to be the largest tech listing since uber. jack ma's ant group has filed for a twin i.p.o. in hong kong and shanghai offering at least 10% in new shares to bolster its position as china's top online payment platform. it's generated more than $10 billion in revenues the first half. the sim all tains you listing could be one of the biggest in years and could top saudi aramco's record

>> my grandfather and father, abe is the word that we use for data into molly, and baba is a traditional word that is used in the middle east for father, since i was born in his house, that is what his children called him and we continue to call him that as well, they were both father figures to me, i continue to call them that. >> what were the first eight or so years of your life like? >> peaceful, i had a really enjoyable childhood, i grew up in a household where we had not just my siblings and my father but my extended family with my uncles and aunties and grandfather, my great-grandmother was always around, and so it was a very loving environment, i was raised by educators education was a huge part of our life and we love learning and we were very curious kids, my grandfather and father encouraged discussions and debates and curiosity, i was known as the whit kid sweat a lt intimate time with my father and grandfather because i was always around them asking questions and as a mother now i know how annoying that can be at times but they never let on, it was a very protective environm

companies including this move over to so does this latest statement i mean he just matched it over ali baba does it surprise you. it doesn't surprise me it disappoints me i continue to be disappointed by these decisions by the trump administration really to take the stance look i have a huge problem with it i have a problem with the way the way has been treated as a private company but essentially having the u.s. government essentially launch not only a war against wall wait here in the u.s. but to really go to bat overseas and to try to get while we remove from countries around the world which again is not a government entity it's a private company now you can argue and you can say well you know why the way they give their technology and they give access which is what the u.s. says to the chinese government but the u.s. is still never produced any evidence brant of this never shown any evidence that this actually happens now they're saying the same thing about ticktock that all this data can be kind of sent over to the chinese government but they haven't shown proof that that's happening a

companies including this move over to so does this latest statement i mean he just matched it over ali baba does it surprise you. it doesn't surprise me and. appoints me i continue to be disappointed by these decisions by the trump administration really to take the stance look i have a huge problem with that i have a problem with the way the way has been treated as a private company but essentially having the u.s. government essentially launch not only a war against wall weight here in the us but to really go to bat overseas and to try to get while we remove from countries around the world which again is not a government entity it's a private company now you can argue and you can say well you know why the way they give their technology and they give access which is what the u.s. says to the chinese government but the u.s. is still never produced any evidence brant of this never shown any evidence that this actually happens now they're saying the same thing about ticktock that all this data can be kind of sent over to the chinese government but they haven't shown proof that that's happening

wall way as president donald trump says the white house is looking at potential action against ali baba and other chinese giants we'll bring you the latest plus japan has seen a huge economic contraction due to the copan $1000.00 pandemic will take a look at how this dire economic news is affecting world markets and as 2 major college football conferences have postponed their season over the financial landscape of sports amid the pandemic with some expert analysis with a packed show today so let's dive right it. doesn't stop with tic toc and walk away now u.s. president donald trump said saturday he will go even further and is indicating that he might be an access to other chinese companies including e-commerce giant ali baba well the big thing is one way to read what is not here and well way i'm not allowing and i've told european countries and others australia has been fantastic as an example but well he's not coming here and we told certain countries that we think it.

shaped recovery that larry kudlow is promoting and do you agree with baba that we are on the way back i don't think that there's any any evidence clear evidence because i think we've plateaued on the entire record. front as it is. right now a political battle between the democrats and republicans trying to open the economy or not and right now because of that stagnated the entire stimulus package right now we are moving up at all but we're not moving down at all either so we have plateaued on the entire recovery front but the fact of the persistently high unemployment numbers that is going to be very very worrisome and troublesome for the entire recovery story and i want to move on to something else here ali just reported beating quarterly revenue and profit estimates thursday as traders continue to monitor the situation between the united states and china continues to remain a potential target if president makes further moves against chinese companies i was actually responding to this well i've just reported spectacular earnings as the company's stock is actually up about 23 percent

so that is the base of baba ganoosh. what i got and what you do is you mix it with fresh garlic, you put some lemon juice to brighten it up. salt and some tahini paste which is one of my all-time favorite ingredients. this beautiful tahini kind of paste that just is so nutty and creamy and really just adds such a beautiful texture to a baba ganoosh. what i'll do is show you a pretty cool hack. another thing i picked up that changed my life. i like to garnish my baba ganoosh with pomegranate. take it and slice it in half. this actually -- when i taught my dad this, he was like, whoa, he used to pick it out one by one. >> you take the pomegranate and hold it in your hand and cradle it and with a wooden spatula you hit the outside just like this and what it does, it releases the pomegranate seeds right in between your fingers into the bowl. >> no wa >> that is a trick pomegranate. >> no way, no like actually it changes the game. it changes the game. it's life changing. >> i know. >> what i like to do is garnish my baba gano

morgan valued at $2.000000 in ali baba owns a 30% stake.i baba as a proxy plate to the chinese middle class and payments which we know have accelerated online since covid. stuart: when they go public, ali baba gets a piece of the action. >> is a way here in the u.s. >> what you make of ali baba. >> is a big play in especially in the financial peace, this is basically amazon of china and they done a really good job, 92%, they use we pay or allie pay, that is their model and they have little monetization. they're branching out among the financial side in terms of payment and insurance and other products. stuart: i don't know whether you covered this or not, but i know you cover new issues. airbnb, that could be a big deal this year to get it out. >> they are a category, they filled out the whole model of the shared economy taken out ebr oh and the hotels, hotel travelers are down at the moment but you see only 30% down for june and a lot of people are choosing airbnb over chain hotels because they feel safer and less dense environments like h

investors are eager for ali baba's mobile payments arm bands to file for a joint listing in shanghai and hong kong. also on the show argentina want to support a struggling economy with china 1st thing in the country's pork but a fireman all groups say no. welcome to the show i'm stephen beers in berlin it's good to have you with us nigeria's that's reopened for international flights 5 months after closing airport gates to halt the spread of the krona virus the closure threatened tens of thousands of jobs and put airlines there in a tailspin that they're still struggling to get out of our correspondent fanny fox our reports for. these roads are usually packed with cars on the way to the international airport but since march no regular flights in or out of nigeria this is the biggest and busiest airport in nigeria but for the past 5 months it's been closed for international passenger flights they are planning to reopen in just a few days but the economic impact period of isolation will be felt for some time. that impact starts right here no arrivals no customers for the taxi drivers so

with the balance sheet worth $40000000000.00 the ali baba group is an online retail giant dubbed the chinese. 0. 0. 00 is investing $15000000000.00 in research facilities in china but also in the u.s. russia and israel. is very important for the company to you invest and it was all to take on all of. the artificial intelligence you see is going to be difficult for the company not only for on top i assume for many many companies. so while we invest a lot to help costumers to improve the experience he's. like the look of this dress with one click offers a myriad of similar options it takes mere seconds to review millions of items listed on its website so basically to take knowledge of hand to recognize walk into picture i know where to productive is we know where to previous and in doing extract features and don't we compare always order provided we have didn't send back the same or seem never talked to our customers. the chinese are now even more dependent on their smartphones than western countries . a host of vital services are centralized within a few online platforms like the wide

like the look of this dress with one click ali baba offers a myriad of similar options it takes mere seconds to review millions of items listed on its website. so basically to take knowledge and to recognize what he's into picture and a word to predominate is we know where to provide these and then in doing extract features and then we compare a we or the product we have and then send back the same or scene over. to our customers. the chinese are now even more dependent on their smartphones than western countries . host of vital services are centralized within a few online platforms like the widely popular we chat which boasts 1000000000 monthly users. so you. should go on the. show you know. some of the way. through. your floor. so. you. can you share what she share with us and what you're doing we are. hiding out of it all the. way through the. consumers can't get enough and show little concern for their own privacy. all the better for ambitious corporations who strive to understand and adapt to consumer behavior. this firm is specialized in processing data from smart phones the nu

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porque cualquiera que conozca un poquito de nuestra cultura sabe que desde tiempos ancestrales la baba antioxidante que revierte el envejecimiento. strudel: ella tiene la razón, lo sé porque soy doctora en antropología e historia por unam. maría: rosa, chino, ¿por qué no acompañan a doña tilita a su casa para que guarde reposo y el concentrado de nopal haga su efecto rejuvenecedor como es debido. rosa: sí, acompáñenos, tilita, ándele. maría de todos los Ángeles tiene razón, téngale confianza. albertano: jefa. doña lucha: no, no, no, no, ella se lo buscó. abusó de mi confianza. albertano: yo le voy a explicar cómo ocurrió todo, mire, solamente fue un descuido juvenil, pero sálvela. doña lucha: licenciado, por esta vez creo que voy a retirar los cargos. por esta vez te la voy a pasar. maría: gracias, doña lucha. doña lucha: bueno, ya, ya, ya. vámonos, que aquí espantan. ¿dónde dejaste tu carro, güera? strudel: es increíble, yo encuentro lugar para estacionar, yo voy a estacionar... albertano: gracias por salvar a mi jefa. yo tuve la culpa por sonsacarte a las lanchas. maría: no, albertan

delayed reaction i like the story the revenue growth is gigantic we're in early innings and it's cheap baba? >> for me, i think you can buy the gold miners here gdx today it went up with a dollar being stronger. >> steve quick. >> mine is an etf. igv software etf >>> that does it for "fast money" for the week. we're not done "options action" is next >>> coming up at the top of the hour, jim is getting a well-deserved daofy f but we have you covered with summer school with frank and josh >>> happy friday, everybody. it's time now for "options action." i'm brian sullivan we have a great show lined up for you on this friday here is what's on deck >>> don't let this fry your charge controller. carter worthy thinks tesla stock is about to shift into neutral then everybody's also getting amped up about

spread risk reversal we're buying the september 260 calls, selling the 285 calls and the 235 puts >> so babaong results. mike, how are you playing this now? >> putting this trade on we collected about $1 i would close the 235 puts and roll the 260 calls up to 270 net-net i'm going to collect about another $8 which means i'm going to have collected about a total of $9 on this trade andly still own the 270-280 stock spread i still have an opportunity to profit even further. >> carter? >> tesla touched 2100 today. take measures. >> tony? >> i see a seismic shift in consumer spending habits toward home improvement sell the put credit spread here on home depot. >> mike? >> sell credit spreads in tesla. >> really educational and informative with ♪ ♪ >>> good evening i'm frank holland. don't worry, jim cramer and "mad money" are back on monday. invest your time and it will pay off. i want to start with the pandemic that changed every corner of the american economy that includes investoriinvestink market traders pouring in and they have lots of choices and a lot of information at the tip of their fi

here we're buying the september 260 calls, selling the 285 calls and the 235 puts >> all right so baba mike, how are you playing this now? >> putting this trade on we collected about $1 i would close the 235 puts and roll the 260 calls up to 270 net/net, i'm going to collec about another $8 which means i'm going to have collected about a total of $9 on this trade andly still own the 270-280 stock spread so if the stock continues to strengthen, i still have an opportunity to profit even further. >>> okay final call carter >> tesla touched 2100 today. take measures. >> tony. >> i see a seismic shift in consumer spending habits toward home improvement sell the put credit spread here on home depot. >> mike. >> sell credit spreads in tesla. >> all right good stuff, guys really educational and informative with profitable trades that does it for us here at "options action. we'll be back here next friday at 5:00 p.m. eastern don't go anywhere. summer school starts right now - [announcer] the following is a paid "special report" presented by national debt relief. - hi, i'm craig wollman, and we

promising to those who can't afford isolation perfect baba's they call it no doc if you trip. you i didn't take in your actually get up i commend their own brink you go to medical exam and you get them digitally and show one and so on. don't do that isolation but you know what these letters are for get. that london less somebody has to be out there to prepare a package of food and so on you mentioned nurses and or death and so on and i think my american matches friend david. wrote a very good. on this how we became aware of this new working class not their glasses. at audience who work in factories but all those who take care of our daily lives even if we are isolate that cost because it has to function so that it very casual fan can somebody get your mundane electricity walk all day care takers they are those with whom it's given a chance to get to come and meet became aware of the important role of the get they ne and so on what i think lasts and although we are all celebrating them good day until one and so on we nonetheless become aware of. how class struggle exploded you

now is the time to find out more and group is the financial technology of chinese commerce giant ali baba and it's just filed for a do you a listing in shanghai and hong kong the i.p.o. is being billed as one of the world's largest stock market listings which could well raise a record $30000000000.00 and group operates ali pay $1.00 of china's 2 dominant online payment services now for more on this story let's bring in our financial correspondent in frankfurt that's chelsea delaney good morning to you and a man in taipei it's so hans soo good morning to you too and i'd like to start with you. because why is it you will have listing and both of those basically taking place in china. well actually the end financial is not the 1st chinese company to list both and china and hong kong we know companies like net. and financial sister company they all went to hong kong for a listing and there are several reasons the 1st reason is because hong kong has a very special financial status so for these chinese companies hong kong like the united states is considered offshore investment with the stock m

other serious contenders have disappeared from the political stage one of them the former bank of eco baba i recall has been in prison since june on charges of money laundering and tax fraud. the other of the businessman valery to carlo left of the country saying he feared for his safety. 3 other candidates have stayed in the presidential race with severe. sharing a chain. are not counterparts ghajar and andree dimitry and as they all know they have a virtually no chance of winning but they aren't giving up. in a dictatorship victory doesn't mean bringing an election victory is mobilizing society did change things. svetlana. believes that the people of bel-air roups are ready for a new chapter. i can literally feel the unity of my compatriots their self-confidence and pride at finally being a people that is ready for change. i need. it in. the election on august 9th and we'll show you how much power one of the opposition here really ass president lukashenko has ruled to the country for 26 years and says he's confident of victory. dance. has revealed himself to be a little girl who doesn't

. >> so baba did jump on the back of strong results. mike, how are you playing this one now? on we collected about $1 i would actually close the 235 puts and i would roll the 260 calls up to 270. net-net i'm going to collect about another $8 which means i'm going to have collected about a total of $9 on this trade and i will still own the 270-280 stock spread so if we continue as we've been seeing, i still have an opportunity to profit even further. >> final call. carter >> tesla touched 2100 today. take measures. >> tony? >> i see a seismic shift in consumer spending habits toward home improvement sell the put credit spread here on home depot. >> mike? >> sell credit spreads in tesla. >> good stuff, guys. really educational and informative with some profitable trades that does it for us on "options action". we'll back next friday at 5:30 eastern. - [man] the following program is a paid presentation for the oxypure air purifier brought to you by nuwave, llc. asthma and allergies are at an all time high, and it seems to get worse every year. it's not your imagination. allergy

started started withdrawing accreditation from journalists with some expelled on saturday that in baba reports.

the white house now says it's looking at restrictions on ali baba jim, a lot to watch today. good to be back with you >> good to be back with you. you did mention very important piece, which is david's piece and he's a friend of the show. talking last night i was reading it and thinking can we really go higher he has a piece that says we will blast higher that will be something that i think a lot of people would be suspect, little critical of because we're going right into the election he doesn't seem to mind that david's work is high quality and i just really think that he is just saying, it is time. and wouldn't that be something if we have a big, big move here. >> it's fascinating. he does say, jim, as you point out, the election does remain a risk but 3,600 year end and 3,800 in 12 months is a 6% gain and earnings estimate, jim, for next year 170. i mean, i remember when they thought 150 might be a risk. >> i just have to tell you, i wish everyone could get goldman's research i was fortunate enough to get that piece because it is a very logical piece because how there are

when you go to ali baba and aliexpress, the selling price is what is real, and those stores make millionsre store and they collect the money, they disappear and they don't ship any products. and those stores are literally, like, everywhere. anybody, literally, can identify and source products online, can set up a means to have those products shipped, can do so, to a large extent, with a good degree of anonymity, quickly sell a whole bunch of dangerous or counterfeit products and then exit the system before regulators have had a chance to even catch up, is obviously a significant concern for us. so we went to the source of all of this — instagram, and they replied, telling us that "there's no place forfraudulent or inauthentic behaviour on instagram and we removed the accounts brought to their attention." they didn't answer the question about taking any action against influencers themselves, however, they did tell us they must follow local laws and vet brands before agreeing to any paid partnership. so, from zara telling us about the suspicious e—mails she'd been receiving, we delved into

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i want to be a great king, baba.t, in between and during the making of the emotionally and physically demanding films, he'd also been undergoing surgical operations and chemotherapy. one, two, three, four. one, two, three... boseman first came to prominence playing some of history's most influential black figures, including the legendary soul singerjames brown in the biopic get on up. it was perhaps inevitable that he would later do the same with the comic book world's biggest black superhero. black panther shattered barriers, taking more than $1 billion at the box office. this, the reaction of one class when they were told they were about to see boseman‘s film. a generation who'd rarely seen heroes that looked like them. the conversation we're having today about diversity and representation and the myth that's been pedalled out that black content, black heroes, black leads, black films can't sell and won't engage audiences across the world — black panther really tore that up. it wasn't a small budget movie, it was a

al-jazeera coup leaders in mali say they all of a see new elections off the ousting president abraham baba cockades a delegation from the echo os group of west african b. this is expected to arrive there in the coming hours following an international outcry about interest is monitoring developments from the nigerian capital abuja. because had early on imposed a law and a blockade. and insisted that constitutional power be restored cost efficient autobytel stored in that country and that mali is suspended from all decision making bodies of the air corps in addition to other sanctions on the people who are executed because basically if these sanctions are imposed and successfully so by course they also need the support of more 10 year period to sort of implemented because mali is a lot and then look to country surrounded by the rest of the coast countries but mostly 10 year of us on our way out and also algeria a way out to the sea so if these sanctions are to walk properly definitely they will need the support and cooperation of these 2 countries mali is if there is a country in crisis a lo

forcing it into another big american tech companies hands when you're talking about getting rid of ali baba which is really the only true competition to amazon anywhere in the world as an e-commerce site when you're talking about doing that what you're actually doing is you're strengthening the monopolies that these tech companies already have the stranglehold they already have and by going around using the full force and might of the u.s. government you're preventing any kind of foreign competition to companies that are not benevolent companies or companies that have abused their power in the past and will only continue to increase that abuse as they are the only game in town not jeffrey what about that point that ben is making here i mean these moves are actually anti-trust or anti-competitive practices but are being issued by big government instead of another company do you see it this way as well. ben is absolutely right and i'll tell you something else is absolutely right is that the spokesman for the chinese communist party i hate to say. you know when the communists are preaching mar

and mali and president ibrahim baba car kato says he will resign after a military coup in the west african country thousands of protesters are taking to the streets to celebrate but regional leaders have condemned the whole process. you're watching t.v. news from berlin i'm terry marchin to stay tuned for news changes coming up next course you can polish news information a ton more on our website still to come. our health is priceless. but the pandemic has shown what it's merely worth and just how much money is involved in health care we take a look at the numbers and show examples of how health care businesses work together both profit. made in germany. in 16 g.w. . what secrets lie behind the small. discover new adventures in the 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 316 get the maps now. want to see what's going on the knowledge of the emergence of the you know what i do to fight it. the sharp microscope that have been fed the dollar bill a comeback that better and better over the years we will end the bad fall for example all of the stuff i would

companies including this move over to so does this latest statement i mean he just matched it over ali baba does it surprise you it doesn't surprise me it disappoints me i continue to be disappointed by these decisions by the trump administration really to take the stance look i have a huge problem with it i have a problem with the way the way has been treated as a private company but essentially having the u.s. government essentially launch not only a war against wall wait here in the u.s. but to really go to bat overseas and to try to get while we remove from countries around the world which again is not a good.