the only ones we have now, one or 2 percent of colonies are descended from ri, imports board of trade and all but the european doug b. is alive and well in hot months, got as high. he had his 1st beans at the age of 10, and he's more interested in the colonies themselves than in how much money they yield. skakel seems the duck be as part of germany's history or with over there are lots of drones. so all start collecting them in the uk of a going to carefully picks out the drones in the comb. please leave me a couple. i have a few young queens here that i need them to mate with and this is one last drone then vega collects a few worker bees for good measure. he needs samples of drones and workers from this colony for his gene database. another one has got out and luckily they're being nice today that back in his lab in who are now and off in a starts to prepare the material for the database. 1st. he preserves the frozen work of bees and alcohol that way. he has a record of that typical shape to help distinguish the different beast then come the drones to mail bees. extract under the mi

the only ones we have now, one or 2 percent of colonies are descended from ri, imports board of trade and all but the european doug b. is alive and well in hot months. got because high. he had his 1st beans at the age of 10. and is more interested in the colonies themselves than in how much money they yield. skakel sees the duck be as part of germany's history order, who were there are lots of drones. so all start collecting them in the uk of vague and carefully picks out the drones in the comb. the us please leave me a couple. i have a few young queens here that i need them to mate with. this is one last drone then vega collects a few worker bees for good measure. he needs samples of drones and workers from this colony for his gene database. another one is got out and luckily they're being nice today that back in his lab in who are now and off starts to prepare the material for the database. 1st. he preserves the frozen work of bees and alcohol that way. he has a record of that typical shape to help distinguish the different beasts then come the drones to mail bees. extract under the

labor day and that is really the sense that i think people are now getting back on board with less of a reflation trade, more of recognition that we are in an expanding monetary board where the entire world now is operating effectively, more fixed capital flows into the markets. and so the assets are starting to go up again >> and yet when we spoke to market participants a couple weeks ago, they said the biggest risk would be a contested result and we're in exactly that situation today. it might take weeks for some of the legal cases to be resolved, and yet markets are completely brushing off that possibility and the possibility that the incumbent president is not going to go down without a fight what do you make that implied vol as completely plummeted despite the uncertainty from the political standpoint >> it is important to understand that what the vix represents is really the outlook for short term implied poll volatility and we look long term and that expandeded dramatically back in the swing with the movements in the markets in february/march. and so the market level, that roughly doubled. so wh

of the board. now california's board room equity scorecard revealing that u.s. latinos hold a mere 2.2% of board seats among publicly tradedted in the russell 3000 index joining us to talk about that is the latino corporate directors prez and ceo i was just talking about the lack of preprepresentation of w on boards and latinos on boards is even more dramatic. and what is striking to me is i'm here in california 40% of the population is latino. but california-based dmpz compa don't have anywhere near that representation on their boards tell me why you're publishing this scorecard now and what you hope to achieve with it? >> jyou're absolutely right. numbers don't match up considering that california is the most diverse state in our country. look, we started tracking earlier this year how latinas and women of color were doing in california since 826 was enacted. this was, as you mentioned, the law that required women on boards what we found back in march is all of the women appointed to california-based company boards, 78% were white and only 3.3% were latinas in a state where we compromise 40% of population. people may not

is a look at the secretary attorney breakdown, we have chemicals, technology and banks trading at the top of the board. on the down side, travel, leisure. and worth noting it is a quiet day of trade globally with just a one day after the thanksgiving holiday in the u.s so markets closed there yesterday. no read through from that trading session. and now let's take you to banco sabadell and bbva. we have seen sabadell shares plunge down when 13% it was viewed by the market as the weaker of the two entities coming together and now a lot of questions around what happens next, how does it proceed without this deal. bbva up by just over 2%. let's get a check on u.s. futures. coming into today's session for the week, all three major indices are up around 2% and now we're looking at a little bit of a positive start there no major moves either. of course it will be a quiet day as americans continue to celebrate the thanksgiving week. >> and turning to local matters, eu geesh great to uchlu negotia london this evening to resume in-person brexit talks talks had been suspended after a member of the team tested p

of boosting trade by 60 percent by 2022. it was long, unclear whether nigeria would get on board the country is highly dependent on oil. a commodity traded globally rather than within the continent. german industrial giant, siemens has posted billions of euros in profits for the last fiscal year. that's despite the coronavirus pandemic battering parts of its business. its bottom line showed net profits of $4200000000.00 euros. that's a quarter less than during the previous year. almost half the profits came from the recent spin off of siemens energy. the figures cover c.e.o. joe cases final year in charge exiting siemens to be replaced by roland. but they are going to, if executive has been speaking to date of the business, we asked how it sought to find a balance between satisfying shareholders and being a socially responsible company. but the old way of or thinking, you know, the business of business is business, meaning don't care about any board. it has the bow show low value. there, it's outdated and it should have never been that way. a quantity which does not serve society should not exist. that's my view. so we

senators accused of making well played stock trades around the time they learned about seriousness of the coronavirus pandemic. there's one stock trade from a company perdue formerly sat on the board there was communication between perdue and leaders of the company around the time he made stock transactions. that led to justice department looking into it. they looked at the information, decided there wasn't enough there to move forward. perdue campaign is arguing that means he is cleared of wrongdoing and stock trades were all in line with what is legal and proper. of course, democrats including his opponent, john ossoff, sees it differently. they believe perdue is taking advantage of information he gleaned as united states senator to make more and more money. he is already a millionaire. ossoff has gone as far as to call perdue a crook. it is a big issue in the campaign, one we expect to hear a lot more of between now and january 5th. >> i hadn't gotten a chance to say happy thanksgiving to you and your family. hope you're well and healthy, hope we get to hang out again soon. ryan nobles from atlanta. thanks so much. >>> the hunger crisis in america more apparent than ever this t

big cap banks we talked about this, you know, when citi traded down to 59 percent of tangible book trading at $41 we said across the board this is oa valuations it's too cheap, i think citi can go to $57, only 80 percent of tangible book and then makes sense getting out of position. >> coming up, shopping for gains, walmart, and option traders betting retailer is heading to new highs after breaking records today we'll break it down after this ready to shine from the inside out? try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and try advanced, now with two times more biotin. this was the theater i came to quite often. the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. if you are ready to open your heart and your home, check us out. we thought for sure that we were done. and this town said: not today. ♪ it's time you make the rules. and this town said: not today. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or b

trade. >> good morning. it has been a tough start for european equities. we have red across the board, every major region trading lower. and this ofourse follows the weak hand overfrom wall street, but it does draw contrast to what we've seen in recent trade. yesterday 9 stokxx 600 gained about 0.4%, but today 1% worth of losses for the german index, here in the uk, the ftse 100 as well and let's take a look at the sector breakdown because this is perhaps the most interesting feature of the morning's trade and that is that investors seem to be sell being sick selling cyclical sectors as a faster pace. travel and leisure down 1.8, basic resources, banks and retail on the flip side, resilience coming through in media, health care and utilitieutilities. the only sector that is trading in positive territory, so clearly the concerns about rising global case numbers and the resumption of restrictions in parts of the united states weighing on sentiment and offsetting some of the euphoria that we saw on the back of the positive vaccine news last week and then again this week >> all right julianna, thank you very much. >>> and cases may be

sustained periods as a result of the pandemic has had a material impact on trading across oui’ material impact on trading across our business. as a result, the arcadia boardsn a number of contingency options to secure the future of the group's brands. they say the shops will reopen next week as restrictions are lifted. trading as normal. but tonight, this is a business on the brink. so we understand that administration could come as early as monday, sophie, and that sir philip green is likely to be heading for the exit. in other words, he is not going to be looking to buy back those brands. so buyers will have to be found. it is a dramatic fall from grace for someone once be found. it is a dramatic fall from grace for someone once dubbed the king of the high street, but don't forget, this business almost collapsed last year and a huge financial pressure. but more importantly, it is such a worrying time for these 13,000 workers, wondering what their future is going to look like a month before christmas. the high street has taken a real hammering from this pandemic, and the economic cost is really starting to bite. emma simpson, thank you. the prime minister

of online fashion retailers alone do. jen and simmons energy trading on the board behind me. their efficient high speed testing is key to getting the coronavirus under control. but how best to transport the kits between places, california company matter net believes drones are the answer and is testing out the tech right here in berlin. it's the perfect job for a drone. shuttling coronavirus tests 11 kilometers across germany's capital from a hospital to the lab facilities. the drones will cut down the transport time from an hour to just 10 minutes. so at least the pandemic has helped to drive forward innovation in this topic. and then emergency situation like a pandemic, can bring about faster change and innovation that i think is a real chance. and i think that this project can benefit from it. the company which supplies the drones say they don't need human pilots, drones fly fully automatically. they lift off themselves and follow a pre-defined route and they land autonomously at the destination. at the modish from the start of 2021, the matter that drones will begin by tr

board of governors, many of whom a been appointed by fancher agreed. but the decision was the director general. allister milne, a t.v. producer by trade was having none of it coming today to reassert his already existing controversial documentary on northern ireland would run the film was broadcast, but only after the addition of footage, like this 20 seconds dedicated to the victims of the ira. but milne was on borrowed time soon appointed a new b.b.c. chairman his mission as he later wrote. oust milne quickly and brutally that was direct pressure. but just when nothing else matters here, it isn't because of this issue because they are very sick. but it's the old saying about the search area. this is the b.b.c. . so why i wasn't touched because he removed the director general. but we will still win. terms of the mind is striving really well to john burke came along for john birt. soon to become director general was everything. alistair milne was not namely, a fellow believer in free market ideals. but point was very important because he represented someone who share the view that more market forces ought to be brought into the b.b.c.

of the trading day. positivity across the board. nk of thailand saying they don't see any need for quantitative easing and also that the central bank will focus more on the distribution of liquidity, which is helping things. here in hong kong, chief executive carrie lam facing very few shortages of issues to be tackling when she delivered her economic policy address. it has been a tumultuous year for the territory and she has to grapple with another wave of coronavirus. we've also got news on renewed social distancing restrictions that kick in thursday. all of which contrive to threaten the economy, which was showing some signs of recovery, but this is also a city rocked by protests for the last half of last year. and we have the pandemic as well. carrie lam should be coming up and starting her address any second and here she is. ok, let's try to get some sound on this. let's bring in our north asia chief correspondent, stephen engle. a host of issues, so many issues for her to be dealing with right now. give us a sense of the challe

senator perdue on the front page of the "new york times," article centering around stock trades and million-dollar dump of shares in a company where he used to sit on the boardice department for possible insider trading. julia chester is in atlanta. an awful lot going on, you have the pandemic, the economic fallout. that's probably the biggest backdrop to everything these candidates are doing. tell us where you are and are you hearing from the candidates yet? >> reporter: good morning, chris. it is impossible to avoid politics at the thanksgiving table here in georgia this year. as you mentioned, the senate is in the high stakes runoff and the candidates on the democratic side are here at a hosea helps drive-through event. the reverend warnock behind me. senator perdue reports he personally directed profitable stock transactions at the start of the pandemic. now his campaign insists that separate reviews by the justice department, the sec and the bipartisan senate ethics committee each quickly and independently cleared him of any wrongdoing and while that is true, the statement does not address the allegations that's personally involved in a stock portfolio

of the board and the bond market. the bond market the last couple of weeks felt like one big qe trade.ou saw that this morning in italy, with the btp 10 year yield at all-time lows. what do you get off the back of the vaccine headline that is encouraging? treasuries, sovereigns lower. take the emphasis once again off of the story on monetary policy. yields up on the tenure to 90 basis points that is the story and bonds. to finish with foreign exchange quickly, in an fx market, risk on with a cyclical tilt, outperforming the aussie. what do you want to see him performing -- what do you want to see underperforming japanese yen? that is what risk on looks like in the fx market. tom: it has been stronger euro through the morning. we give some of that up. stronger euro, weaker yen. right now on fixed income, really framing a global map strategy at morgan stanley, is matthew horn bok -- matthew hornbach. he joins us on this day of a jump condition in the market. let's go back to vassar economics come or you had to define a jump condition. is this a jump condition? matthew: thanks for having

board. the majority of the crew works unpaid in exchange for learning how to sail. they also want to support a movement to change. global trade change starts with a small group of people who others dismisses dreamers and we don't mind being perceived as such. but increasingly, people are starting to take us more seriously. this sale powered freight transport really a viable alternative for the future. most shipping companies bulk of the risks, but they all have the deadline pressure. everything has to be somewhere at a certain time and nobody has the time to wait for the goods to arrive a little later. nowadays, everything has to be delivered just in time like that. but everything is slowly getting underway. when power is saves on expensive, feel. research has, are looking for ways to combine both in a hybrid vessels that will be able to sailing goodwin's and use their wind power as saves on expensive feel. research has are looking for ways to combine both in a hybrid vessels that will be able to sailing goodwin's and use their engine in calm conditions. the up until it can transport $114.00 tons of cargo on this run. it's ma

board. the majority of the crew works unpaid in exchange for learning how to sail. they also want to support a movement to change. global trade change starts with a small group of people who others dismisses dreamers. and we don't mind being perceived as such, but increasingly, people are starting to take us more seriously. this sale powered freight transport really a viable alternative for the future. most shipping companies, both at the wrists, they all have the deadline pressure. everything has to be somewhere at a certain time and nobody has the time to wait for the goods to arrive a little later. nowadays, everything has to be delivered just in time, just in time for that. but everything is slowly getting underway. when power is say, it's an expensive feel, research his are looking for ways to combine both in a hybrid vessels that will be able to sailing goodwin's and use their engine in calm conditions. the other 2, it can transport 114 tons of cargo on this run. it's mainly coffee and cocoa. the hold is located 3 nieces deep in the ship's belly. to go to our load, we have to climb through this little hatch up here. we

of online fashion. retailers alone do in and demons, energy trading on the board behind me. pandi there. let's take you to iraq now, where 3 years of war, farmers in the country have struggled to return to normal. many have managed to replant their lands, but not to find their path to recovery, blocked by the pandemic in our next report will meet to all of farmers struggling to spice harvesting 8 bumper crops. it's harvest time once again at this olive grove in northern iraq. oh, now ali is expecting a bumper crop, but it's not enough for him. and many of his fellow farmers these trees are 30 years old, but now you see there's no market in the farmers are losing out. the farmers are breaking up their farmland and selling it as residential land. even god wouldn't accept that. near here was the front line of operations to free mosul from the so-called islamic state group. many farms were burnt down. now the area is stable. farmers had hoped to return to their traditional ways, not so for the likes of fact, crema moved who's taken to sealing the crop in barrels of his father, north of mosul,

and that's when you could see the lights of online fashion retailers alone do triage in and siemens energy trading on the board behind me. ashutosh pandi there. let's take you to iraq now, where after years of war, farmers in the country have struggled to return to normal. many of managed to replant their lands, but not to find their path to recovery. blocked by the pandemic in our next report will meet to all of farmers struggling to spice harvesting a bumper crop. it's harvest time once again at this olive grove in northern iraq. famo. now ali is expecting a bumper crop, but it's not enough for him. and many of his fellow farmers that these trees are 30 years old, but now you see there's no market in the farmers are losing out. the farmers are breaking up their farmland and selling it as residential land. even god wouldn't accept that. near here was the front line of operations to free mosul from the so-called islamic state group. many farms were burnt down, now the area is stable. farmers had hoped to return to their traditional ways, not so for the likes of fact, crema moved who's taken to sealing the crop

of trade. trade in fish, it was a huge fishing port. and wine, wool, coal was being delivered in plymouth from parts of england. treasure, from galleons that , and boarded with their treasures taken. quite a hustling, bustling little town. but dirty and filthy nonetheless. >> would have been familiar to the pilgrims? prof. stone: no. it would not have been familiar to the pilgrims. there were pilgrims from plymouth that joined the mayflower. but most of the pilgrims came , and the northre and east of plymouth, where the puritans, for saints, as they were called. passengers, 50% were pilgrims, and the other 50% were called strangers. so they were not particularly strong in terms of their rejection of james the first church of england. so the puritans came from places where they illegally set up a church of worship, before they went to holland. there were people from hollen who would've come over and joined the ship, possibly at southhampton, possibly in london. plymouth would have been their final calling port. in buildings like the accommodation , they were making arrangements for what to do with passengers aboard the speedwell. who were obviously not g

here, 7,500 of the december 46 calls there going for about 1.60 the 1.60 multiplied by the volume they're seeing, that's a very high dollar amount trading. i've been buying calls across the board, though, weiss, you're out of your marvel calls now, right >> well, i'd been short the stock, so i covered all my short positions i still own infi, which marvel is buying you should up grade iamd. >> huge paper on amd >> maricopa county is the focus of voting. our jane wells is live there >> reporter: just a quick update on what's going on right now we've got this very passionate but peaceful rally for the president here a few hundred people who have been out here for over an hour now wanting to make sure all the votes are counted. sir, why are you out here? >> i'm out here today because i really firmly believe they're stealing this election i've seen trump signs everywhere around arizona, the rallies have been huge and biden gets 30 people and he wins >> do you have any evidence? >> no, i'm just a common citizen. i have no evidence >> reporter: thank you for chatting with us i appreciate that, sir this has beens big i the big is trump catches ul ees up a littlt with biden, as more vo

of agencies. the federal trade commission, securities and exchanges commission the consumer finance protection boardon and on and on. their scores and scores of them are easy for the represents. they don't represent citizens at all. these are agencies that inviting sometimes one person five persons in the majority of them may represent the president's policies. however that is in any given moment. that's very indirect. you can reelection congressman have agreements. and then they get back in ap sorry that was epa. and i voted for clean-air by the way. and then, they authorize the agencies, not only to iue regulations that have the force of law, the lislative activity but to enforce them, the execs execives and then to judge whether the citizensiolated them. james madison said the combinatio of tho functions in one hand the very eence of tyranny. his ego before one of those agencies aused of violating one of those regulations, i you do not have a a lot of time and a lot of money have no chance of getting to a real court to riew what their decision was an ess essay, we violated the regulation . you fi

of the trading session. we have green across the board now, all eyes on the uk market with prime minister boris johnson going ahead over the weekend and announcing a new national lockdown. something he had been very publicly against in the past a lot were wondering, what will that mean for uk equities? we have green on the board ftse up 6%, that masks some big differences, divergence among sectors in the uk. we're seeing a strong bid for some sectors that have performed well during the first part of the pandemic the grocers, the construction companies, the online food takeaway companies on the flip side, though, we're seeing some negative moves in the travel sector. let's take a look at uk travel as you can see here, we have the ez jet shares down 5%, ryanair down 1%. we got some numbers from ryanair this morning, idiosyncratic specific that's being offset by other gains in the uk market. >>> prime minister boris johnson will present his fresh national lockdown to parliament today ahead of a vote on wednesday the new restrictions are due to come into effect this thursday and last until december 2nd. there ar

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outcome of the election boosting trade globally and news that there is possibly a vaccine that could be available by the end of the year. all that still really boosting sentiment across the boardech stocks are down. what is happening is investors are buying into those companies that have been severely affected by lockdown and social distancing whereas companies are benefited, the tech companies they are being sold off somewhat so you can see down again. the price of gold is down by over 4% but alibaba, gold is down by over 4% but aliba ba, although this gold is down by over 4% but alibaba, although this is its big big day and it will make tens of billions of dollars in one single day in terms of sales, even their shares are down today. the travel bubble between singapore and hong kong will launch on the 22nd of november. around 200 people daily will be allowed to travel between the two countries. sharanjit leyl now joins us from singapore. give us more detail. yes, you are right. some travellers are desperate to get out of the 700 square kilometres that is the city for a holiday. previously you could but it involved two weeks of quarantine and self isolation when you got back

is having some ramification for some of the european chip makers you can see it is a mixed board behind me. asml semiconductor up, where as some others are trading negative on the news. further escalation of tension between china and u.s. in the last couple months of the year but turning to data, though, because china has extended its economic rebound with new pmi data hitting multi-year highs. now, november factory activity rose to 52.1 while output in the key services sector was at its best level in eight years. sam has more >> strong numbers today were largely driven by a pickup in both domestic and overseas demand demand suggested china's recovery and the data supporting that now reduces the likelihood of more monetary easing. but beyond that headline number, new orders rose suggesting things are holding up well domestically thanks to a boost in infrastructure spending by the government but it was also a good month for those new export orders as well backed by external demand, too, although a resurgence in cases globally may create some uncertainties in the next few months if there are some lockdowns. but the industrial sector has largely be

board. let's face it, before trump, a lot of them were wrong on both trade and immigration.ave to keep an eye onea them. over the next four years, these republicans are going to come under enormous media and financial pressure to appease the global elites. make no mistake, the globalists are determined to ram through their agenda. given biden's age and mental acuity, they feel like they have a very narrow window, short window to achieve their grand design. n if biden gets into office, get ready for the fight of your life over the next year. at every turn, they will try to subvert your rights and take your prosperity. to start, they'll crater your personal finances with insane climate policies. >> need a economy transition backing those that are part of the solution and taking capitol away from those that are part of the problem. >> cap and trade mechanism or carbon tax. >> an active carbon market with a carbon price that would continue to step up around level every year. >> guaranteed tax increases on energy would devastate the middle class. they know that. the elites know t

sale of chess boards through the roof. ebay is reporting a 215% spike in sales of chess boards since the show debuted. i haven't watched it but i know what it's about. steve: are there publicly traded boards? it's one of those things if you can get ahead of the curve and find opportunities from showings that are coming out and doing well, that's great. i'm sure it will help a lot of small businesses. how much is a 200% surge in chess boards. how many chess boards were sold before that. as far as jeopardy, i am not going on jee jeopardy. you'll beat me every time. jon: steve, what do you watch? you're not watching queens gambit, what are you watching? >?steve: i went through -- i burned through a lot of series lately. what was the last one. now you got me on the spot. i forgot the name of it. dagen: i'm watching the undoing, great british bakeoff and i watched a series on robert chambers, the murderer, that was great too. still ahead, vaccine progress and politics. the one, two punch. and word on wall street. stay with us. discovering what's next. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...not caused by a heart valve problem. so if

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tony right wayfair taking off since the time of that trade tony, a great call what do you do now >> so wayfair reported fairly strong earnings across the boardn better than expected about 30%. when you have a put spread like this, earlier today you could buy it back for about $2.90. with 42 days to go, this is time to take profit and move onto the next trade >> mike, what do you think >> absolutely. when you have taken most of the reward relative to the risk, that becomes asymmetric against you if you don't i agree with tony. you should take the money and move on. >> take the money and run. thanks, guys up next, the final call. i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now you're binge learning. see how you can become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrad

board as well. but the majority of the crew works on pay in exchange for learning how to sail. they also want to support a movement to change. global trade is good. change starts with a small group of people who others dismisses dreamers and we don't mind being perceived as such. but increasingly people are starting to take us more seriously.

of boosting. trade by 60 percent by 2022. it was long, unclear whether nigeria would get on board the country is highly dependent on oil. a commodity traded globally rather than within the continent. now german industrial giant, siemens has posted billions of euros in profits for the last fiscal year. as despite the coronavirus pandemic battering parts of its business, its bottom line showed net profits of $4200000000.00 euros. that's a quarter less than during the previous year. almost half the profits came from the recent spin off. siemens energy. the figures cover c.e.o. joe case is final year in charge is exiting siemens to be replaced by roland. they are going for executives has been speaking today to the business. we asked how it's sort to find a balance between satisfying shareholders and being a socially responsible company. but the old way of or thinking, you know, the business of business is business. meaning don't care about anybody, just about shareholder value. there it's outdated and the truth have never been that way or kompany, which does not surface, i should not exist. that's my view. so we have to have

of the board. as we get the vaccine news to come through and really anchor expectations for 2021, a lot of people talk about the value tradeckle clade -- the cyclical trade come of international versus u.s. trade. up almost 15%.0, that is the best monthly gain almost on record. keep an eye on that as we go into the close today. 15%, thekkei in japan, best month since 1994. jp morgan adding to the list this morning, saying this is where they expect the gains to be in 2021. overweight europe on the stoxx 600, and going neutral on the united states for 2021 on the better outlook, this idea that we get the cyclical rebound. you see it in the commodity market. they expect more of the same in international equities as well. lisa: we've gotten this head fake many times for. the question is how much this can actually stick going forward, given the fact that we are still in the pandemic. that is the issue, right? we are not out of the woods. jonathan: this is about better or worse, and most people assumed that as the months go on, the outlook looks better, not worse. that all comes down to the price of the story. the price of the s

the force closure of our stores has had a material impact on trading. as a result, the arcadia boardsre lifted. " this is not a story we have not heard in the last few months, so make retailers going through similar situations at the moment. at the end of the day, this is aboutjobs for many people who work in these stores, who make their living from working on that high street and so i am afraid if this happens, more job high street and so i am afraid if this happens, morejob potentially at risk. very worrying for those involved. thanks very much for now. a blood test designed to detect more than 50 types of cancer at an early stage, is to be trialled by the nhs in england. more than 165,000 patients will be offered the tests from next year — officials say early detection has the potential to save many lives. jim reed reports. checks for many types of cancer currently mean this, an mri or ct scan, to look for a tumour and then a biopsy. often, though, that can mean treatment is left late. some diseases like pancreatic and ovarian cancer are typically diagnosed at stage three or four,

trading in the green today. so a lot of positivity on the board. travel and leisure at the top, perhaps pricing in the possibility of a vaccination as soon as q1 of next year. basic resourcesle up lup 2.2 p%. and tech also up the german chip maker giving life to that sector >>> now, let's take a look at how u.s. futures are fairing as we head into today's session now that it is confirmed that joe biden is the president-elect, here you can see that the s&p, dow and nasdaq all pointed to open up in positive territory the dow up more than 300, nasdaq also tech heavy stocks seen opening up in positive territory yet again. so continuing with that momentum that we had from last week as we get to the u.s. session in a couple hours time. >>> now, chinese state media has welcomed joe biden's victory expressing optimism about reconciliation between the two world powers the global times urged the biden team to work as 240r rowthorougt can. >> you get a sense that while china is expecting jared kushner -- joe biden to maintain a stuff stan tough stance, but th

board. the majority of the crew works unpaid in exchange for learning how to sail. they also want to support a movement to change. global trade change starts with a small group of people who others dismisses dreamers. and we don't mind being perceived as such, but increasingly people are starting to take us more seriously. is sale powered freight transport really a viable alternative for the future? most shipping companies, both at the risks they all have the deadline pressure. everything has to be somewhere at a certain time and nobody has the time to wait for the goods to arrive a little later. nowadays, everything has to be delivered just in time, just in time for that. but everything is slowly getting underway. when power is say, it's an expensive feel. researches are looking for ways to combine both in a hybrid vessels that will be able to sailing goodwin's and use their engine income conditions. the up until it can transport 114 tons of cargo on this run. it's mainly coffee and cocoa. the hold is located 3 meters deep in the ship's belly. i mean something to get to our load. we have to climb through this little hatch up

of trading. the s&p down 42, the nasdaq down 98. volume on the big board, 5.3 billion shares.leared the grounded boeing 737 max jetliner or to fly again. the plane had been grounded since last year. two crashes killed 346 people before that grounding. the faa says changes in design, soft war and training have made the plane safe. and listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network. >>> election officials in detroit say 42% of officials in voting precincts there were unable to match the number of ballots cast and the number of voters signed up at the polls. michigan's radical dem secretary of state jocelyn benson went on at&t's cnn last night to dismiss those irregularities. >> the number of precincts that have a mismatch, as you said now, is 42%. >> yes. it was nearly twice that, 80% of precincts were out of balance in 2016, and yet the board of canvassers had no problem certifying there and, indeed, they shouldn't. it's, again, a bookkeeping issue that often times occurs, and the voter shows up and leaves perhaps without voting or if there's a spoiled ballot

of asian currencies there has been some strength in some markets. across the board, things have been quite stable. in from bit more coming those trading countries. e see that recovery into seurism, a lot of the southeast asia nations will start to see currencies depreciate. we've seen banks easing their rates to make sure that we have that stability in these markets levels acrossial the board. when it comes to the outlook, the more that central banks are doing to keep rates down, that currency strength will become more rewarded. is likely asapital the u.s. dollar weakens and as the growth looks stronger, it will increase those currencies and put upward pressure on them. most are at a point where there will not be significant strength. it will be more of a focal point when think about fiscal policies. shery: at what point does it become a worry, especially for expert economies like korea and taiwan? demand,ng as there is that will be the bigger lift. you have to think about the corporate level and the weakness level. the netit'll bee -- benefit will be from the recovery in the markets around the world which will see -- numbers rise. come of the st

of trade orfrom home benefit from it. that has started to be unwound. i want to switch the boards and show you a tweet.t qua his strategy relies on value. regarding momentum, he says sadly, that is much bigger today in the momentum rotation. it can happen at turning points in the market, that is what momentum bets against. he has been playing doom it terminal on ultraviolence level, the videogame, because he finds it soothing during these market times. if this is the start, can it continue? i want to bring michael purvis into the discussion. he really looks at volatility, the vix is stubbornly higher. anna: interesting stuff. dani burger on whether we continue to see themore on the e return. european equity markets are making modest gains, the stoxx 600 point 25% up. >> i must stress that these are very, very early days. >> it is clear this vaccine, even if approved, will not be widely available for many months yet to come. onwe absolutely cannot rely this news as a solution and the biggest mistake we could make slacken our to resolve at a critical moment. >> we are still facing a very dark winter. ann

of online fashion. retailers alone do triage and, and demons, energy trading on the board behind me. their efficient high speed testing is key to getting the coronavirus under control. but how best to transport the kits between places, california company matter net believes drones are the answer and is testing out the tech right here in berlin. it's the perfect job for a drone. shuttling coronavirus tests 11 kilometers across germany's capital from the hospital to the lab facilities. the drones will cut down the transport time from an hour to just 10 minutes. so at least the pandemic has helped to drive forward innovation. in taken an emergency situation like a pandemic can bring about faster change and innovation that i think is a real chance. and i think that this project can benefit from it. the company which supplies the drones say they don't need human pilots, drones fly fully automatically. they lift off themselves and follow a pre-defined route and then they land autonomously at the destination or fall out the modish from the start of 2021. a matter that drones will begin by t