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according to local media, zhao had been looking into penalizing michael chong over his positions on beijing. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and online, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. haslinda: still ahead, and dop's earnings will likely be led. rishaad: beijing luncheon and anti-spy campaign on international consultancy firms. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: the asia summit has returned to hong kong. we are looking at the wealth creation markets. david ingles is there. give us a sense of what is happening. >> it has been insightful and exciting so far. i know that phrase gets used a lot. what has come through, it is all about macro, about how this part of the world does present a counter narrative that you are getting say in the united states where you could be entering a recession. this forecast of three or 5% growth this year might actually come in on the high end. >> going forward, i think hong kong's forecast is between 3.5% and 5%. it might be on the high side. >> a couple of other things he mentioned. the wealth connect program which

minister chong. top lee, national of national defense. minister min park minister of patriots and, veterans affairs. general john talalay, retired chairman of the korean war veterans memorial foundation. at this please rise in body or spirit for the presentation of colors by the armed forces. color guard in the military district of washington. please remain standing for the national anthem of the republic of korea and the united states. the. military. the. great. ladies and gentlemen, please. standing for the invocation. and welcome, chaplain major general thomas. lee, ladies and gentlemen, distinguished my fellow americans, our korean friends, allies, partners, gold star families of our korean war heroes and our korean. welcome to this ceremony today. as we honor and remember the fallen in the wall remembrance ceremony today in a work entitled for the fallen, which aptly captures the spirit of the sacred moment, poet lawrence binion. they went songs to battle. they were young, straight of limb true, of eye, steady, aglow. they were staun

according to local media, he had been looking into penalizing a conservative lawmaker michael chong on opinions over beijing, which would involve glon 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. him adrian wong. this is bloomberg. manus: we are going to build on this story, the ubs story throughout the morning, but it is about the effective leadership going through. for me, it is a number different directions we can go but is very ubs. the one thing that stands out for me is ulrich koerner, the ceo of credit suisse before its demise. he comes onto the executive board at ubs but he is a veteran of ubs. he was a chief operating officer at ubs and the big conversation is whether tom will come back. you have other names we need to check in on. dani: i talk there will be the new cfo. speaking of veterans -- todd tuckner. the previous cfo was young would who has been there y -- youndwood. manus: it looks like iqbal khan, the empire is safe. it doesn't look like and be else -- anybody else is coming in. iqbal khan remains a president of global wealth management. aramco we moved out o

according to canadian media, zhao had been looking into penalizing conservative lawmaker michael chongs positions on beijing. china has launched a nationwide anti-spy crackdown on consulting firms. according to state media, beijing is tightening foreign access to sensitive information amid growing tensions with the u.s. it says a local branch of consulting firm capvision has already been searched, with a number of other foreign firms also investigated in recent weeks. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm sarah halls, and this is bloomberg. tom? tom: let's get to what is happening in moscow. president putin has spoken at today's victory day parade in moscow's red square, the annual event which commemorates the victory over nazi germany in world war ii. the russian president claimed, " a real war has been unleashed against his country." a reference to the war in ukraine. joining us now is bill faries. bill, what is your assessment of what we have been hearing then from vladimir putin in the speech? what stands out ? bill: it was a brie

[applause] cheech & chong -- >> greg: i don't advocate that.theory with the drugs has always wait until they are successful. because you do the drugs before you are successful, you will never be successful. treat pot like a martini. what are we talking about? we were talking about a bowl and this jerk starts talking about weed. do you buy his theory? >> i just want to say this is my first time ever on the show. i'm proud to finally be a gut-slut. second of all, did you say your his work six months old and four months old? that is the definition —-dash. [laughter] how did that happen? >> sciencey. >> greg: you did —-dash. >> two baby -- tube maybe. >> my wife is puerto rican. that is a very puerto rican thing to have kids right away. i have three little latino kids. >> i did have gut-slut with your boys. >> now we both [...] so just me. just me. just me. >> what was the question, greg? >> greg: i don't know. >> we are doing our own beds today. >> #gut-slut. >> i think everyone is depressed. i think everyone is depressed. i think it has got somet

zbls yeah, i mean i think there's a pretty sizable chong that are going to vote no, but that's the reality of the house republican conference. anything thate is bipartisan i going to lose a lot of people. no one likes to vote with a democratic president. i'm glad you picked up on this. because i think the greatest trick kevin mccarthy as pulled off here is generating so much anger with progressives it makes it seem like republicans should be voting for this, when in reality this is pretty small deal, and there's been so much time and effort and frankly anger directed at this whole t process, and when you look at the substance of the matter republicans didn't get a whole lot. it's basically a a two-year budt agreement when you're going to have to do anyway. the work requirements, yeah, they're going to affectre a numr of people. but actually said more people are going to be on food stamps because of the work requirements. so this is actually not a big win for conservatives, but that's the reality of anything a democrat touches. republicans are going to say no. mccarthy is going to lose a lo