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nejra: this is "bloomberg best."week in washington, d.c., she gave her first major address as the head of the imf focusing on the worldwide effects of a trade war. she then spoke exclusively to tom keene about the risk of a further slow down. >> we are decelerating. we are not stopping. and it is not that bad and yet, unless we act now, we are risking a potential, more massive slow down. i think you brought up the issue of trust. it is absolutely fundamental for trust to always think not only what is good for me, but what is best for what you face? what is your domestic restraint? what are the challenges for you? and how can we best face decision-making that allows the than thebe bigger individual parts? >> what is your to do list? >> we are going to go into the meetings and we will show this graph and we will be saying, we will be talking about trade peace and not about trade war. what is so very obvious is that it is the indirect impacts that hurt. the loss of confidence. what we do is to show, as clearly as possib

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after two lifetime bests yesterday, she pulled a season's best out of the bag. it's 6:77!t her best was far shorter and it sanohnson—thompson‘s lead extend before the penultimate event. the javelin is where she had a meltdown in rio that left her in a really bad place. another season's best would be handy right now. look at the smile on her face! she knows. thiam can throw almost 60 metres on a good day. but with an elbow injury, this was turning into a bad one. the reigning champion‘s second throw. it's high. it's out towards 50 metres. with that, she left the stadium and forfeited her final throw. and with just the 800 metres to go, johnson—thompson was staring down the barrel of the world title. in the last ten minutes britain has a new world champion. johnson—thompson, her lead going into the final that she had a ten second buffer but she still ran a lifetime best betting the record of jessica ennis—hill that she set in 2012. a lifetime best in four out of seven 2012. a lifetime best in four out of seve n eve nts 2012. a lifetime best in four out of seven events and sh

call, click, or visit a store today. >> this is "bloomberg best."ncertainty continues to weigh on global economic growth and in hong kong, unrest advocate investment picture. the world's second-largest fixed income etf provider after kick -- pimco plans to expand in china even as the trump administration continue -- considers curving fund flows to chinese equities. tom mackenzie spoke to the ceo in beijing. what i focus on, the larger narrative, which has been happening for over a decade as the opening of the agenda of the china renminbi and local capital markets to the rest of the world and if you want to call that making hong kong listen for is an entryway in and out of china, our offices are in shanghai and we do that because going forward, shenzhen and shanghai and beijing are important cities in their own right for the capital markets in china. >> are you still seeing demand in terms of inflows into your china etf from u.s. investorss? >> let me say no. let me be very clear. war,eadlines, the trade everything going on has basically put american

this is going to feel like one of the best stadiums that they have in the best stadiums that they haveis most important and amazing as the locker rooms. players spend so much time in their getting ready for the game, preparing, going over what happened at half time, so having that nfl specific locker room is key and players are going to love that. what is the perception of these london games are stateside? for the players, this is a part of football now. this is part of the national football league. remember, you have a lot of young players coming in each year. they know this is what they want to do, they want to come here and play. a lot of these kids have not been outside of the united states. this is a huge opportunity for them. teams come over here and they bond. players don't get a lot of time to spend with each other like they do when they are at university and college so they come over here, they've got plenty of time to be together and bond as a tea m time to be together and bond as a team and that helps them throughout the season. you can watch a preview of that match at totte

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this is "the best of bloomberg technology."all of our top interviews from this week in tech. coming up, high-level negotiations between washington and beijing begin again this week. we dig into the issues of intellectual property and u.s. companies that do business with china. plus, zuckerberg to testify. the facebook ceo will appear

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that's the best quarter since 2015.is a combination of both. we expect to grow above market in 2020 as well. >> it seems almost immune to the trade war and a slowdown in china, a 70% increase in -- 17% increase in third-quarter net income with strong demand for its ultra premium line of fiery liquor. >> one of the bright spots that i personally see from the results is the company actually held up their operating margins very well, even as they incur more costs together with their parent company to sell more irectly to consumers, versus historical reliance on third parties. still a very good performance in my view. >> softbank is continuing discussions on providing wework nearly $5 billion in financing in an effort to salvage one of its largest investments. this is one of two major rescue plans. what is the latest with these restructuring efforts? >> it seems like the board is up for a week of a lot of discussions, trying to make this essential decision for the future of wework. they have to figure out how to get cash. a

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over the course of the two days she has had four lifetime bests.velin a metre further than she had done and in 800m clocked the personal best to dethrone a formidable champion to win her first global senior outdoor title, and in the process she beatjessica ennis—hill's british record and also amassed the sixth highest point in history and heptathlon. at one stage athletes even questioned her ability to compete at the top level. these whole two days has been... because they have been so fast that it has been at night time, it has just been unbelievable, and i can't believe this has been the result. it has just been so many attempts at trying to perform on this stage. i'm just so, so happy. they have obviously helped me come back and make the move, and trying to look into myself, and i am just so happy. move, and trying to look into myself, and i amjust so happy. and the youngest deck athlete one gold in the world championships. it all came down to the last event, the 1,500m. there were four athletes in contention and he sprinted away to claim his fi

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this is "the best of bloomberg technology."oming up, high-level negotiations between washington and beijing begin again this week. we dig into the issues of intellectual property and u.s. companies that do business with china. plus, zuckerberg to testify. the facebook ceo will appear before lawmakers this week on the social network's controversial cryptocurrency. we have details. and whistleblower speaks. christopher wylie from the cambridge analytica scandal joins me. high-level trade talks picked up this week in washington after tapering off in july with no clear breakthroughs. china's vice premier was greeted by treasury secretary steven mnuchin and trade representative robert lighthizer before talks resumed thursday. the stakes were extremely high as president donald trump threatened to raise tariffs on $215 billion worth of chinese goods on october 15 if there was no progress. the technology sector paying close attention to those sessions as intellectual property is playing a prominent role in the negotiations. i spoke to

>> i would pledge if confirmed to provide my best military advice. we have historical precedent where we were able to deploy the systems that there was a large amount of political effort that had to be thought through to enable that in a way that was acceptable to the nation. >> if we look at the future of disarmament and the effort to try to bring china under and i'm a lot that would include their limiting or getting rid of nuclear weapons, do you think there is a role for nato to play or is there an international initiative that might hope that gets done as we think about how to make overtures to china to participate in any future negotiations? >> again i would welcome any effort by any mechanism that would provide greater transparency to the capabilities and intentions. >> and you think that they have a potential role in not? >> they could. >> thank you for the visit yesterday. i appreciated the conversation. to say that it's been treated as a permissive environment i would like to talk about how we can grow the expertise that is necessary to oper

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they go up against the best of the best.ey will have to be able to bit better than they were tonight. rugby union's domestic season battles on despite several players at the world cup. gloucester have made it two wins from two in the premiership so far. they beat wasps 25—9 to move up to second, withjoe simpson scoring two of their four tries against his former club. northampton are top after beating worcester, while there were also wins for harlequins and sale. in the pro 1a, the dragons have eased to their second win of the new season. they beat glasgow 18—5, taine basham with the first of their two tries. elsewhere, benetton beat the southern kings 36—30. let's take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines today. tiger woods said he surprised himself with a second straight 64, giving him a two—shot lead at the half—way stage of the zozo championship injapan. he's playing in his first tournament for two months after having knee surgery. the tournament will finish on monday, after rain disrupted

but she showed that, the best in three events and it has been a brilliant performance. he saw that in the 800 metres, she has been sensational all season, metres, she has been sensational all season, a personal metres, she has been sensational all season, a personal best earlier this season, a personal best earlier this season, she came in here is a real contender and she delivered an emphatic style. a big shock and the women's 400 metre dash. yes, she is the olympic champion over the distance, you might remember her from london 2017, she led the 400 metres into the home straight and look on the screen, she stumbled and the gold medal is the only one that she has not one, so she intended to make that right, one of the fastest women of all time. she had the fastest time in the world and the third fastest time in history in the third fastest time in history in the third fastest time since 1985, it was phenomenal really, a huge shock winning that gold medal and as far as she was concerned, she set a national record but is was just not good enough for gold. life force on an

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we are continuing to look at how to best use that tool and what the creative content looks like. the conversation about what share of america goes becomes what we are looking at through this merger and how we most effectively get the tools they need. >> i think we are going to have to cut it off. i think you guys both for such an open and honest exchange and being willing to come today and meet the public. [applause] >> now i would like to hand it off to bill who will close us out here. >> on behalf of the commission, i want to thank you for being here. our speakers today and the provocative questions. we are going to have another open commission meeting in january where people discuss our comprehensive annual report and preview what the commission will be doing in terms of our efforts to deal with this information and the malign influence on campaigns around the globe. should be very interesting. we ask you to come back and join us and thank you for being here today. this concludes our program. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> here are some live events we are covering tue

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nejra: it is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." hello and welcome, i am nejra cehic and this is "bloomberg best." your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis and interviews around the world. let's start with a day by day look at the top headlines. with the u.s. and china set to talk trade in washington this week, investors were optimistic there would be progress towards a deal. but a bloomberg report threw some cold water on those hopes. >> chinese and u.s. negotiators are preparing to restart long stalled trade talks this week in washington. we are learning china is going into the talks with new reluctance about a broader trade deal. >> china is apparently going to walk into the trade talks this week not going to talk about industrial policy or subsidies. those of you that have followed all of this for a long time will say to yourself -- isn't that the core of the u.s. complaint? you are right. it is. that is the core of the u.s. complaint. this sort of signals that china is looking for not big deal or no deal

she has set a personal best this season as well.ll have to be out on her best for the second day to make it does my goals for britain in two days. while we await the second day of the habitat the line, with a great deal of hopefully not having tempted fate, thank you very much indeed. after two defeats in their opening game of the champions league. liverpool and chelsea have their first wins of the competition. but, neither had the smoothest ride. adam wild has been watching the games tonight, and is at the touch—screen. adam, we had nine goals in one match involving a premier league team last night. they nearly matched it at anfield this evening. liverpool fans have been treated to some extraordinary games at anfield of late, this, just another one. they were very keen to get the defence of their european title up and running after defeat in the opening game of the competition to napoli. they have done that, it finished 11—3 in group e on another raucous and very very exciting european night at anfield. some really special goals as

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