it is india's second-biggest foreign investment.assis japan for the world's third-largest oil producer. are two --nd tesla the company say they have signed a nonbinding letter of intent contingent on shareholders approving teslas acquisition of solar city. if that happens, panasonic will stop making the cells next year. this just crossing the bloomberg, japan's industrial august.on rose in taking a look at how we're sitting, we sing a move about 1/10 of 1%. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. hang: -- is 1230 and hong kong. -- ef: best-selling >> it is great to see rates. deutsche bank will be one of our main stories that we focus on here at the european opening. every step, every nuance that is being considered by the board is under focus. we understand goes global aspirations for the bank may change. is the bank reconsidering its retrenchment from the u.s.? they could echo from their u.s. footprint. this is part of a broader strategy review,

biggest ipo in europe, glencore.rgys are on rva and as it spins off its clean energy units. ♪ guy: you will come back. it is looking pretty depressing out there in london this morning. not just the weather but the pound. it is trading sharply lower after the big move overnight. down.down, the ftse is up. that me take you to my terminal. atare trading on the futures an elevated level. that is the fair value -- .576 higher. overo want to take you here. the ftse is up year to date 12%. when we are approaching bull market territory, in euro terms, we are down by 7.2 percent. it all depends on where you sit. traveling to the u.k. is a little bit cheaper. but all eyes on some key german tax. deutsche bank called higher. so much news. deutsche bank is speaking to the department of justice. will the ipo asset management unit in the press. are they potentially looking at a capital raise? also, so much news in terms of our ipo's here in germany. energy, the biggest ipo in europe, energy is coming to the market. we have seen th

this is the second biggest of all time. nxp than two years ago acquired free scale and has been integrating the company. that was a $15 billion deal. there was almost two integrations anita happen. the nxp business is much different from qualcomm. how do you integrate such a big company? steve: one is that the business itself and the strategic rationale is not foreign. that is important. we will get a lot of expertise as part of the acquisition. this is not just expertise, customer expertise and product expertise, but expertise and integration. rick and his team have done a great job in executing on the free scale integration. they have done a lot of that work. there is work to be done but we think we can get that done. the planning. has started the integration plan is developing. for obvious reasons it is not businesswe expect the to be populated by some very senior executives that have experienced just in this exact problem. big, big opportunity to work on but i think we will manage it like we have a lot of other big tech

some of the biggest declines, industrials. honeywell. the company saying it's for luminary profit below what analysts had been estimating. it cut the top in of its forecast for 2016 and citing slow growth. ,e are also hearing from ppg paint maker, slower growth, sluggish growth. it missed per luminary forecast. tyson, an analyst cut the stock to sell. it is related to a recent lawsuit that alleges price collusion in the broiler market. though shares are down sharply as well. in the energy complex, interesting action in that we are seeing oil prices pull back a little bit after some recent gains. the big action is natural gas, which is at about a 20 month high on the outlook for more demand. gasoline in the meantime falling back a little bit. looks like there will not be any shortage in florida as had been feared. it looks like the hurricane matthew is not getting it as hard as had been feared. that is why we are also seeing shares of the utilities that operates in florida gaining a little bit of ground, as well as some of the insurers ex

so come amazon actually can become india's biggest retailer -- not just on mine, but biggest retailerthere is a lot to gain here. -- not just online, but biggest retailer. there's a lot to gain here. angie: yes, exactly. what action is it taking? guest: amazon learned its lessons from china. it deployed customizations for the indian market. it has gone into offering languages, especially for retailers, for its sellers, it has deployed things like small gettingere sellers are the milky indian tea which is chai, and people are teaching them how to get online and to promote their products. and also, another amazon india -- manye in things amazon is doing for the market. itha, thank you very much for that. let's take it forward to the afternoon business in tokyo, where we get the latest on japan's's opening after the short break. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: japanese policymakers will take later -- little comfort from the survey unchanged from the previous period and just below expectations. capital investment across all large companies is expected to rise 6.3% this fiscal year. gauges off

this is always in the biggest market when it comes to credit cards. the health of the consumer there? very same answer to a similar question here, in terms of the credit health of the u.s. and the u.s. consumer trend, broadly speaking from around the world, consumers -- as a payment company, where looking for three things. they can pay for any channel, they looking for convenience -- making of payment simple -- and security and safety. safety is absolutely paramount. those trends of the same across the world. hen it comes to credit carl -- credit quality, and the broad trends, alternative to credit is a big we're seeing growth faster, debit, prepaid and the whole trend towards digitalized nation -- digitalized nation -- digitalization. in asia we see that, the ability to pay via mobile phone. it is being led by china and asia right now. how are you adopting some of those for mastercard? the way that we look at the trend is we have had 50 years of payments technology that makes something fairly complex pretty simple. today, you tap a card, you swipe a

we speak to one of the industry's biggest suppliers. the is coming this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to the european open. we are 13 minutes into the trading session. nearly every single industry group is in the red, and personal household goods is your worst performer, as is retail. the stoxx 600 it up by .3%. the ftse 100 is underperforming today. let's have a look at the bond market. quicknd market here, a snapshot on your bloomberg. you can see there is a significant selloff continuing in the market. he will see this is up seven basis points for u.k. gilts, once again selling off as yields are rising. germany is now well into positive territory. we can also see italy selling off, and with spain as well. so, yields are rising, it would seem, guy. but digging into the individual movers, it is all about the banks. guy: the bank of italy is in focus. feel like at ringing endorsement, the fact we have this possible merger creating another bank in italy that has the possibility of surviving where its predecessors did not. jump.

it is the biggest high up in almost a decade.minister has encouraged italy's weaker banks to combine to shore up their finances and push through measures to abolish restrictions on ownership and voting rights. we will speak to the ceo of --of thep a lot a italian bank. casino shares have fallen after chinese authorities detained 18 employees of australia's crowne resorts. weekended after the detentions. and galaxy resort entertainment are among the biggest losers with the bloomberg intelligent index down more than 2.5%. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: nejra: thank you so much juliette. let us move on to the uk and finds the uk economy has been more resilient than expected since the brexit vote, maybe lulling people into a false sense of security. we are joined by senior economic adviser and co-author of the report, martin beck. thank you so much. great to have you here on the program. think this initial reaction that we had in the economy, taking weaker sterling in its stride, etc. is deceptive? guest: you have had

that is the world's second-biggest mining company.e completed a $5.3 billion underground expansion. this will be one of the top five world, andes in the currently owned by the mongolian government. so, we did not receive any dividends. it is a long-term project. to build the underground, of the valueis 80% of the project. it will take us five years to build the infrastructure and seven to nine years to finish it. to pay some dividends, you have to be profitable. until we get to a finished state, which is clearly 10 years down the road, we will not pay dividends to anybody. is losing somek of his biggest wall street cheerleaders at a critical time. a similar move was completed by morgan stanley. pressure.dergoing he is said to be looking to raise as much as $2 billion in a new round of financing. snapchat has begun preparing, filing for an official public offering in the first quarter of next year. that is according to people familiar with what is going on. the company recently changed its name to snap inc. this could depend on the hea

germany's biggest bank is said to be exploring options for raising capital. december. the markets expecting a fed rate hike by the end of the year. investors await the latest jobs numbers from the u.s. ♪ >> welcome to "the pulse." live from the birds european headquarters. i am nejra cehic. we've got a great show lined up for you today. at 9:30 we have our special weekly program brexit, what is next? our panel will round up a dramatic week for the u.k. next line the ftse's rally. we bring you all of the political news as the country plants its exit. at desperate forget to all of that, let's take a quick check on what is happening. the big story is sterling today. it dropped more than 6% in two minutes. 12455 -- 1.2455. it did drop as low as 1.18 41 and one point. the ftse 100 pointing higher, up .5%. still well above the 7000 mark. a lot of the gains in the ftse have -- the currency effect of a weaker sterling. by .5%.x 600 down just to take a check on the 10 90r gilt yield, where at basis points there. let's switch of the board and take a look at another essay class.

economy through one of the biggest airlines in the u.s.y kicking off in earnest this week and we have the banks at the end of the week. joe: and tomorrow i will be looking at weekly initial jobless claims, which have been very low, very steady. we talked earlier in the show about some signs that perhaps the labor market is cooling a little bit but we have not seen that yet. matt: we've got equity earnings. weekly the labor market, oil inventories from the department of energy out at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. do not miss that. take ourre going to country back from these people. we have to stop the inflow of illegals coming into our country. this is the most important election our country has ever had. is time for the american people to take back their future. make sure you get out and vote november 28. ♪

the s&p 500 was the biggest down come out 0.3%. biggest drop, at 0.3%. the implied probability for a at 64%.nds let's look and see what is going on in this heart of the world. two hours away from the opening of markets. a mixed picture for the most part. we are keeping an eye out. in egypt, the imminence devaluation. the best-performing index last week in the middle east. let's get a check on the first world headlines from around the world. 24 hours before the second residential debate, donald trump is defying party member calls for him to quit over reports of him talking crudely about women. in a video released by the washington post, he talks about groping and doing anything to women because of his fame. those withdrawing their support or calling for him to step aside including number three senate republican and john mccain. tremendous support. >> are you staying in the race? works 100% -- >> 100%. yousef: donald trump and hillary clinton faced off in their second presidential debate. you can watch full coverage here on bloomberg. dubai.re in hitly 2 m

that is the world's second-largest economy, the biggest holder of u.s.overnment debt at 1.9 trillion. down from 33.7. china's holdings of u.s. treasuries fell to the lowest level since november 2012. this is the world's second yuan.t, propping up the the biggest foreign holder of u.s. government debt has one bond one $9 trillion in notes and bills. down over $33 billion for the prior month, the biggest drop since 2013. that according to u.s. treasury department data. an previous figures compiled by bloomberg. saudi arabia has revealed to investors on how much it will pay for international bond sale. the kingdom is selling dollar-denominated bonds at 5, 10, at 30 year maturities. the bonds will be offered at a higher rate than u.s. treasuries as well as recent offerings from qatar. and deepening losses in two of his hedge funds, this is a sign that the positive turnaround in performance seen by several managers this year may be out of reach for the billionaire. also in and companies advantage fund sold 2.8% this month bringing this year's losses to 18.5%.

the knotted emirates biggest lender -- the united emirates biggest lender posted a loss that missed estimatesdustry has been struggling with slowing loan growth, but the dubai bank says it has enough capital to meet responsibilities until next year. yousef: the supreme leader of iran has accused opec of using cheap energy within the united states. noted western accusations in the 1973 oil crisis. he said the same countries, and opec, are again using oil as a weapon. angie: egypt's financial woes deepen further. pound and a the spiraling inflation has made basic foodstuff unaffordable. cost saving measures before the $12 billion imf loan. yousef: one of the region's biggest investment banks is expanding into the united states. the office will be opening in new york. joining us live on the line is the bank's newest ceo. let's kick off then, with the demand you are seeing from u.s. institutional clients for brokerage services. what is that looking like? >> good morning. as a recent example, as you know, saudi arabia recently offering,heir bond which was $17.5 billion. $70aw a demand of almost bi

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moving on, this is europe's biggest semiconductor maker.asted sales are in line with these estimates. this is after revenue in the third quarter and this was driven by customers who process information. newsare gaining on those and we have been keyser. this was down to demand ebbing in russia. also revenue suffering. the thing is it has had while mowing -- plummeting sales. and in terms of russia it says that the outlook remains that way. these two markets weighing on that performance. it is down 2.1%. charts ine have some regards to the gilt market. >> this is what is happening. with the pension story, it will become a team. clearly.e that very andave hit a low earlier on what is interesting is the correlation between guild yield and the deficit. it is really quite straightforward but it is starting to rise. maybe those actuaries are going to be breathing a little sigh of relief. and this turned that we are seeing. the blackrock is still with us. our investors interested? is there any kind of read? we saw investors globally taking barehand

the biggest in a month. earnings tomorrow, destroying -- seeking to boost capital buffers and sure up investor confidence. formally discussed options, including giving some bankers share instead of cash bonuses and other ideas for, replacing the cash component with more deutsche bank stock. shares are up by 1.1%. shares are hired today. it posted a 16% drop in third-quarter profits. it took a one billion pound , excludingompensate the charge, and other one-time items, profit fell 3% missing estimates. lloyds have taken more than 17 billion pounds in charges for payment protection insurance over the last five years, more than any other british lender. shares are rising by 2%. speaking with lenders, the spanish lender, shares up by one quarter of 1%. brazil and its european consumer finance business helping to upset a brexit induced drop in revenue. counting on the business in emerging markets to help the growthto diminish expectations and other countries where it has a large presence. europe's six death -- si

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let's check out our review of the week's biggest tech stories with one of the tech world's biggest namesng caught up with -- emily chang caught up with mark cuban at the salesforce dream conference in san francisco. he had a few things to say about technology and politics. >> how do you think clinton versus trump would impact growth in general? >> i think where it impacts us, when you have a president, let's just say trump wins, and you don't know what he's going to say next, that is the ultimate uncertainty. he hasn't been able to control himself when he's this close to the presidency. he's not going to change. one ridiculous or offensive comment, and north korea drops a bomb on japan. one ridiculous or offensive comment or demonstration of being oblivious about the world and putin invades another country. those are the types of things that radel everybody. that's why, when i said the market would tank if he were elected, war is the ultimate uncertainty, social unless is the ultimate uncertainty. you can deal with taxes. if you don't agree with any of hillary clinton's programs, you can

that's the biggest concern out here. they can get up to 15 feet. of these buildings. i want the give you a look at what we are seeing down here. you see the trees bending in the wind. residences have been boarded up. they have been doing that for the last few day, some residents have evacuated t. airports, they closed yesterday. so anybody still on the island is going to be stuck on the island. we are told in addition to the residents who are staying here, there are still about 3,000 visitors on this island. now chances. a lot of the people, they have been told to stay inside. there are signs up not to go outside. again, the storm surge is the biggest concern. this rain and this wind you are seeing. that will pass t. storm surge, that can get higher than some of these houses. >> they're relying on generator power as we are all bracing for hurricane matthew. powerful hurricane matthew makes its way toward the u-s -- people are being told to get out of town. plus... a flight has to evacuate after a phone overheats. and a very moving tribute to a yousu costumes for his f

is world smile day, and we asked you on facebook to show you your biggest smile. the organizers encouraging you to do an act of kindness, help one person smile, and we want to see your biggest grin. oh, goss post a picture on our facebook page and we might share it here on 12 news. >> you have to love the dogs. >> that is a very happy pup there. i know you mentioned it before. the arizona cardinals, they're all smiling today after a big win last night. >> give me your best smile. yeah. >> we try. >> that's isn't it? >> that's it? >> that's all i've got. >> cut me some slack. . >>> the kardashian show stamps down production. are kim's days on reality tv over? now on "extra." >> extra, extra. extra, kardashians on hold as the first family reality tv, are they rethinking the future? >>> the shocking about kim's bodyguard. >> his ex-wife's claims about domestic violence. >>> new couple alert. sean penn all over a mystery woman. he's 56. she's 24. who her famous father is. >>> trump versus clinton, round two. before sunday's showdown, >> my staff is ruthless. >>> then

biggest. the more.ina has but it is the biggest for the muchn and this shows how demands are from investors all over. with negative yields at about 11 trillion. matt: the spread is 135 on the five year and 210 basis points on the 30 year. what looks decent these days, how much of that comes from the u.s.? >> we have seen and heard there is a potential demand from the u.s. and we have also seen that in other issues from the gcc areas. mark: thanks for filling us in. bloomberg news emerging markets bond reporter. equities.k at we are four minutes away from the session. our stocks going to rise from the second consecutive day for the first time in over two weeks. four minutes away from the end of the wednesday session. this is bloomberg. vonnie:-live from london and new york- mark:. mark:five from london and new york. are we going to help -- close higher for the first time in two weeks? yorkve from london and new . trading in a range of 18 basis points since july. we have not posted back to back

just increase since september. -- the biggest increase since september.ly held out against the net income. sterling slide has had a big impact on yield. haveir shares in dublin dropped roughly 9% since brexit. on the day after the referendum, they fell almost 25%. they have recovered somewhat. moto typek with shares. falling as much as 4.5% earlier. that is the biggest fall since june of 27 after the rendering -- after the referendum. warranty and antitrust provisions contributing to a 480 million euro cut in operating profit at its car parts unit, higher research and development spending, and cause from disruptions in the supplier in japan because of an earthquake in august hurt profits, shares not as low as they were, down 1.5% today. love this chart, the market. you of the world's negative yielding bonds which contracted for a second week in a row and now totals $10.4 trillion. the 3.1% drop put the value of debt starting to lose money if held to maturity on track for its biggest monthly decline since september. itce december last year when fell 14%, t

a is about the pound, recovery, the biggest plunge since the brexit.he pound just plunging, as much as 1% one point. the big question, what happened? because of sensitive worries about a possible hard brexit. first we heard from mitsubishi, this drop could be treated as a wrong order. of course, we saw a plunge, and it is retracing those losses. now we are hearing from dealers that it was a failure of the algorithm, that things got worse because liquidity disappeared and we saw those deals not being able to load the bids on their platforms. and in the over-the-counter market being triggered, 1.23. , a cap tradersy -- theept traders japanese yen against the dollar was not even moving. that is not the case anymore because it is strengthening .25% for the first time in nine days, reversing eight days of a recess and halting that longest losing streak since march. rishaad: what about the yen's strength, how does this play into it? -- affectingasked exporters in japan, the nikkei losing ground, falling plate 1%. the nikkei has been one of the strongest mark

certainly the biggest deal for cnn in many years. cnn, hbo, warner brothers, a number of other cable channels now acquired by at&t in a deal worth $85 billion. this will require government review, it will take over a year, but presuming it gets approved, it creates a giant media company. >> and is that what you're hearing from the experts you've talked to, that this will pass muster with regulators? >> yes, because it's similar to the comcast nbc universal. it took a long time to get government approval in d.c., but the obama administration did eventually approve it and experts that i talked to today

europe's biggest economy is obviously a great target.: this is something for everyone in equity trading. td ameritrade is trying to buy scott trade. a roughly $4 billion transaction. it is a small deal but at the heart of so much online trading and the digital revolution. >> toronto dominion is td ameritrade's largest shareholder. what is in it for toronto dominion? >> there is scale and cost savings. the scale comes with 3 million customers they are adding, not to mention 7 billion under management. on the cost side, you put the companies together. the estimate is they can save $500 million per year. >> we have about $1 trillion in client assets when the deal closes. and the founder of scott trade recognizes we have a number of platforms that are cutting-edge that he would like to have but did not have the scale to be able to can invest in. >> tata group has unexpectedly removed its chairman, cyrus mistry, in a sign of conflict at the top of india's biggest conglomerate. what is going on here? >> the truth is there has been no explanati

this year, some of the biggest u.s.surers, like aetna, unitedhealth, and humana, they've all pulled out, saying they've been losing hundreds of millions of dollars. according to the keyser family foundation, in the sign-up season for 2017, at least 1.4 million people will lose their plans and have to find new ones. about 77% of current enrollees would still be able to find plans for less than $100 a month once they're taken into account. here's the background. the idea of universal health coverage made its way into politics in the early 1990's as part of president bill clinton's failed plan, written in large part by hillary clinton. in 2006, when massachusetts launched its own universal healthcare plan under mitt romney, exchanges were at the heart of it. the recent defections have underscored a vulnerability of the exchanges. without private insurers, they're empty shells. here's the argument. the u.s. presidential election will also play a big role in quhaps next. clinton has backed the creation of a public insurance

let's talk about one of the biggest stocks in the world.o many people have in their portfolio, the world's biggest food company suffering a slowdown. it cut its four-year forecasts after it rose at the weakest pace in more than a decade. the stock is down 1.27%. we are joined by duncan fox. let's talk dm versus em. they are dealing with it at the same time. which is the more significant? >> i think in the short-term it's deflation the developed world. this will allow you to grow your topline if you have constant prices falling. america, north america, it's going to have a big impact on emerging markets. they understand how to price, and you have to take short-term. guy: so how are they going to do it? comes from a higher-margin business. he understands how to get the middle of the p&l moving. what will he do in terms of changing the dynamic? >> i think they are doing it already. they have to make sure they are absolutely current, and they are doing it in a lot of their businesses. i think there are some things they need to do to be sharper.

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biggest profit pool for global tobacco.e it, it is quite a good time to maybe take on the debt as well. mark: the price, i mean, 20% premium. brexit is a funny one, isn't it? it is in shares and some is in cash. upset a little bit by the cash component has gone -- >> and the dollars as well. mark: how does it balance out? >> it is difficult to know. long-term, i think i'm the profit pool, which is what they want, there's a good pricing environment in the u.s.. the volume is reasonably stable compared to other markets. from a profit standpoint in the long term, an excellent market to be in. i think you have to take a stand and just take the currency and hedge it and do whatever they have to do. vonnie: what regulators would have to decide on this? the tobacco industry is usually global. at the moment, phillip morris has about 14%, 15% of global shares. china national tobacco is topless the british american is third at about 10%. >> that is a very good question. to be honest, there should not be that many issues because bat a

society and last night minnie driver opened up about being a victim of sexism when he landed the biggeste of her qaa pe career. >> the director of "good will hunting," didn't want me in the film and matt damon and ben affleck fought for me to be in the show and i am grateful to them to this day. >> she earned an oscar nomination as matt's british love interest. >> skylar. >> by the way, that guy over there. >> minnie revealed to andy co own "watch what happens live" she was hurt by the producer's criticism of her appearance. >> did you carry it with you? >> yeah, but i also -- i was also, i think together enough to know that hotness is a perception and it's really a point of view, and this dude is no picnic to look at. so that's all right. i don't want to be your type. >> well, she was matt's type for a while. the two were a couple. we witnessed their pda when they celebrated matt's best actor golden globe nomination. >> can i be your date? >> yeah. you have to talk to my mom, but i mean -- >> you have stiff competition there. no, she doesn't. she has no competition. >> that was a really

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our biggest reservoir, anderson, is at about 45%. >> that's right. half full. not half empty. reservoir levels in santa clara county rose less than 1% since mid-october but the water is good news. a lot of that rain soaked into the ground and remember, ground water is actually our biggest reservoir of all. speaking of, let's check in with vianey about a look at your forecast, including halloween. >> it looks like we have more rain on the way for the bay area. so, if you like the rain, you're going to like this weekend. but the you don't like the rain, halloween might not be your favorite day in terms of having to cover up your costume, but i'll get more into that in just a bit. right now, mild temperatures across the bay area. we're seeing a few of those low clouds, of course we're going to expect to see overcast skies, light rain and scattered showers throughout the day are expected to remain in the forecast at least until noon midday before we clear out for just a bit and we see the arrival of a second storm system. now, we are going to climb into those 70s and the south bay

a look at some of the biggest stories in the news.ow, deutsche bank considering whether to -- legal expenses, including a penalty in the u.s.. deutsche bank has discussed proposed cutbacks with u.s. officials. banks in north america cut their share of british commercial property lending by half. a survey finds that u.s. and canadian banks reduced their share by 14% and 7% in the first six months of the year. demand for commercial properties in the u.k. felt two by almost half. too by almost half. asking prices in london have risen by 2.5% over the last year. the second weekend out of the nine areas, still, the average price in london is $780,000. twice the national average. that is the latest on bloomberg business flash. netflix is out with its third-quarter earnings after the close. olsonr, america's michael and senior equity analyst by bloomberg, gave his take on what to expect. >> we think it is going to be an ok but not great quarter. expectations are low. it has been an average of negative commentary from the media and analyst as

american to bring new port, world's biggest tobacco company. good morning, to you i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning incident on the campaign trail the canned caits trade punches at a dinner in new york. we will have highlights from that. lauren: still focused on earnings, general electric, mcdonalds all due out this morning. nasdaq futures down 10. nicole: for you could see the nikkei down one-third of one percent. shanghai composite up a quarter of 1% and congress honing trading was close bus -- because of a typhoon that threatened the island. up slightly right now 50.65. stock to watch today microsoft. cloud-computing business is kicking in high grear. lauren: in sports rogers scorches chicago bears. are you awake? nicole: we are. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: british american tobacco offering to buy reynolds america. the value is $93 billion. offer represents a 20% premium over reynolds closing price yesterday and deal brings camel, new port and shares o

its biggest three-day gain in a month.e seeing a divergence, the big picture globally if the question of whether we will be seeing central banks pulling back. that perhaps giving financial bit of a boost in europe today. in terms of some of the movers, all of the biggest gainers. the first story because of an m&a story, the second because of the first annual profit decline since 2009 for easyjet. the european close minutes away at bloomberg. ♪ bit of a boost in europe today. and newfrom london york, you're watching the european close. i'm nejra cehic with vonnie quinn. stocks finishing up today in european trade. let's take you to all of the market action today. we are seeing a stronger dollar and treasury yields moving .igher this after yesterday, we have signs of a mini taper tantrum in europe on that report from bloomberg news that the. ecb was perhaps starting to look at how to taper its quantitative easing. as is the picture across the different asset classes in western europe. portugal down 7/10 of 1%. sweden higher.

merger since 2009, the biggest since monte dei paschi.oing to create a lender with a market value of 5.7 billion euros, 171 billion euros in assets. this is how the shares have fared since 2007. polare town. -- down. they have lost almost all their value. janet yellen hinting at letting yields run hot. treasury 30 year yield surging friday, ending the biggest two-week slide since may 2015. this is the spread between the ..s. five-year and the u.s. 30 long dated yields are rising today on those yellen comments. francine: that you so much. a big week for banking news. the biggest banking merger since 2007. deutsche bank is said to be exploring shrinking operations. in the united states, earnings out of the wall street banks, including goldman sachs and morgan stanley. in two hours, we get bank of america. janet lauren and rupert harrison. italian banks, deutsche bank as always, and u.s. earnings. let's kick it off with deutsche. we are not closer to having a even ifrom doj, and they shrink and downsize u.s. operations, what does it do to th

they are the biggest provider of chips to the auto industry.ur conversation with ibm chairman and ceo jenny lenity and why she says watson stands out from the competition. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: ibm teaming up with slack, gm as the company expands its reach of watson's artificial intelligence technology. ibm put a huge bet on watson being a huge part of the companies future and the announcement are coming out of the world of watson conference in las vegas. we spoke with ibm ceo ginni rometty. ginni: right now watson already touches hundreds of millions of consumers and by the end of next year we are on path to be one billion. it will be one billion and you just mentioned some of the customers that we are partnering with. he mentioned general motors coming out in the 2017 videos, about go, a partnership using your time in your vehicle in a personalized and safe way, world's largest generic manufacturer and what we are doing all around making the whole process in the kind of delivery of drugs in a different way with watson. he talked about s

under lining one of their rival's biggest vulnerability. >> we'd never thought we would say thank you to anthony weiner >> trump told voters justice would be served against clinton. >> this is the biggest scandal since water gate. >> we must not let her take her criminal scheme into the oval but herself to blame. the campaign like everyone else including the fbi does not know what those e-mails contained. it is not stopping them from uncapitalizing the unknown and assuming the worse. >> clearly there is something to do like national security or obstruction of justice. >> you are putting your spin on it. >> have you spoken to the fbi director. >> no, i have not. >> trump regains some ou bleeding. >> it is something that's going to hang over democrats and why they continue to support her over the scandal. >> the washington post with the front page, three months investigation today, finding trump boasted and credits charitable donations that never of millions of dollars but offered no proof. >> reporter: trump is in colorado right now and he will be in new mexico tonight and michigan tom

the biggest bank in the world is a tenant of mine, from china. biggest bank of the world by far.dos, i own the bank of america building in san francisco. got it through china with a certain very complicated route. we will lower taxes on american businesses from 35% to 15%. we're going to cut taxes for middle-class families by hundreds of billions of dollars a year. and my infrastructure plan will provide help for projects like the proposed interstate 11 here in your state. we will become a rich nation again. we will become a rich country. we have to be a rich country in order to do what we have to do. a woman came up to me recently and said, mr. trump, it sounds so crass when you say we are going to become a rich nation. i say, we had no choice. we need social security, medicare. we need to rebuild our military. we need all this stuff. make sure she is ok. some of these people have been here for eight hours. that is ok. you take your time. take your time. take your time. maybe we can open that gate up. we have to. we should. yay. look at her. are you ok? she is tougher than all o

riskacency is the biggest for investors, they say. an exclusive conversation with columbia's finance minister. a second day after failed peace accords to see if they can maintain a credit rating. look at how have a is trading. just under 30 minutes to the close of equity trading and it is quite extraordinary because we are seeing the spillover in the markets today from the bloomberg states that talked about an informal consent building in the ecb to rain and qe. , in other words. we have seen stocks falling. portugal down 1.3%, island down .7%, the ftse down .6%. that hit a record high yesterday before closing .4% below where that hit in may. the euro, we saw recouped losses on the ecb scoop. sterling pretty much unchanged, are looking at a three decade low for this currency on those concerns about a potential hard brexit. if we look at the bond markets, we see a bit of a selloff. the 10 year yield heading higher. yields and longer have been highlighted here. we see the curve steepening in europe if you look at the german curve. let's

. >> this is the biggest political scandal since water galeati. it's everybody's deepest hope that justice at least -- last will be beautifully delivered. >> polls done before the fbi story broke shows the arizona race is a toss up. trump is ahead by a tevenlg a point. trump though, sa differently. >> by the way we're winning arizona big. you've seen the recent polls. >> the hillary hatred out in the open for this crowd. >> that's her head on a stick. that's her, the vampire getting rich on our backs. >> trump got a surprising mueller in prescott. he said he cast his vote already for trump. >>> crowds gathered in downtown phoenix hear the gop nominee speak. as always, supporter as -- and protestors were -- were there. how they kept the peace today. >> reporter: the group was relatively small today of protestors. they were outnumbered and out gunned by the supporters were chanting signs and fingers, just another day gnat -- in the battle for the white house. >> i believe that donald trump should bet president because hillary is corrupt and she shou

they are their biggest contributor to our success.hort-term, this distract him -- distraction with them trying to take over the entertainment industry will be a boon short-term for t-mobile's growth. >> breaking news from philips. revenue coming out five point 9 billion euros. shares at philips have up against 11% this year. third-quarter sales, 5.9 billion. costs,re we in terms of giving it guidance on those lines? >> the last few years, we have transformed philips and separated away from the health technology activities. once may, we are focused deriving health care solutions into the market, helping customers get better patient outcomes at better cost. webeing a focused company, are able to further streamline our internal operations. with the growing top line, because we have 5% revenue growth in the quarter, and a margin expansion, we were able to generate a lot of net income and cash flow. earnings.ay for auto gm and fiat chrysler beat estimates. out, was said. then the numbers came out. >> gm had a record quarter. it was driven

this is the world's biggest refiner, so a lot of it gains came from refining. operating profits from refining, marketing, and chemicals more than doubled. these figures are the ones bloomberg calculated based on data from sinopec. sinopec ised because able to buy oil at a cheaper price and refine it. --rating losses doubled deepen to $1.3 billion from less than $240 million in the same time last year. oc,pare that with cno third-quarter sales falling 15%. petrochina,major, the largest integrated oil and gas and second biggest refiner in china, coming out later. it has been trying to reduce costs in the face of the lower oil price. we are looking at big oil, big banks as well. another big day. i they still trying to push out a little bit of profit -- are they still trying to push out a little bit of profit? >> china construction bank did some profit in the third quarter, said net income was $8.9 billion, but this growth , so itfit came at a cost has to maintain a regulatory minimum of 150% for loan loss coverage ratio. it is not the only bank to have done this.

you just talked about your biggest fear. what's your biggest need at this point, mr. mayor? >> well, our biggest need is now for all of our residents in broward county and in south florida to start getting off the roads and start making sure they go to the shelter, making sure they go home, that they hunker down with their families, because when people are on the roads, when they are out and about during high wind conditions, that endangers them and also endangers our first responders, who have to go and save them and protect them. so what we are asking our residents to do right now is preparations should be just about done and now it's time to hunker down and that is the biggest thing we are asking our 1.8 million residents to do and all of the visitors and tourists that are here at this time as well. >> mayor, i was reading that bridges are already locked down in the county. what does that mean? can people -- i assume that means people can still get out. what does that mean? >> that means when bridges are locked down, that just means that large boats cannot go underneath t

but the biggest complaint? the bottles! like many target shoppers, that target's pharmacy was changing to cvs. he was fine at first, until one day they changed their pill bottles .... from this....to this. (sot) "well the biggest change was of course the bottle, we don't have the distinctive red bottle anymore." target pharmacies were loved for their big red bottles, with easy to read print, and color bands to prevent mix ups. (sot) "it's got a colored band, a different color for each family member, so it's easy to keep track." (matarese field standup) "target customers best childproof caps they have ever encountered....hard for a child to open, but easy for an adult." (sot) "even though it's a child resistant top, it's relatively easy to undo. (sot, closeup) "just squeeze the top, and it comes off." but the new cvs bottles are standard issue yellow. some customers are so unhappy they have now started a petition drive on change.org, asking for the old bottles back. target told us the it no longer has any control over spokes

and we help that young people will represent the biggest voting group in this election ever. special lot of time listening to young people i know that sometimes it is a little bit challenging to figure out what is going on. who should i believe but trust your heart. if we work together we can make this country what we know it will be and should be. please help me to make every phone call that you can knock on every door, go to hillary clinton and.com we will prove to the world we are stronger together and love trump hate. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> donald trump back on the campaign trail after the debate facing criticism of hillary and bill clinton he held the campaign rally in

this storm will kill you. >> what could be the biggest mass evacuat several states tonight. powerful bands lashing florida right now, and what's coming here tonight. millions warned they could lose power. already more than 100 dead in matthew's wake. rooftops ripped off. tonight, we're tracking the storm hour by hour. our team of meteorologists and reports across the storm zone. a special edition of "world news

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