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dani burger on diversity.the banking world are back in the spotlight as a trial suing barclays is underway in london. sexist comments employees made were referring to financier amanda staveley. they have emerged as part of the trial. this includes remarks about her appearance and who she might be "sleeping with." a british dealmaker with ties to the persian gulf, she was one of working innent women the financial industry at the time and she is suing for 1.6 billion pounds for cheating her out of profits from the deal she brought to the table. let's bring our bloomberg legal reporter. why would these phone transcripts made public? >> these transcripts were released as part of a trial that amanda staveley is bringing against barclays. the claims she's bringing are related to sexism and the judge will make a ruling of that but because the case is about her emails number of discussed her role in the deals and some contain misogynistic language. ellen, what do these comments say about the culture at the bank and th

dani: more workers at home.re any interesting opportunities that you see away from the cities? are there any investments to be made in the suburbs or rural areas? generally speaking, the residential market, where people are spending more of their time working from home, is another major opportunity across europe. like when you invest in commercial real estate's, investing over the longer term because transaction costs are so high. similarly, people find their homes -- it's a very large cost and they will not be doing it every five to 10 years. there will not be a knee-jerk reaction to moving out assemblies -- out of cities simply because of coronavirus. it accelerated a trend that was already emerging. a preference for quality of life , the affordability of housing in major cities is so low that that was also pushing young families to move to suburbs. again, with great accessibility, but focusing on good-quality schools for their children. suburban rental accommodation or houses for sale is very much an option.

dani burger, what do you got?us off withrightmove -- start off with e, which saw first half revenues slump. they may need to wait a while until cities come back to their total fruition. i spoke with simon marks, the head of research at lasalle investment management, who said the role of the central business district will take a wild to be restored. take a listen. vaccination.e- 's will hard to cbd return. they will lag behind smaller cities where you can walk, psycho, and drive. dani: he did say that after we get a vaccination, there is a chance, i high likelihood that the cities come back. matt? matt: thanks very much. dani burger there. coming up, it is the market open. we are looking at futures that are currently, well, getting back to unchanged levels. they had been down far further earlier, and now we see dax futures unchanged, ftse and cac futures unchanged as well. it does not look like it will be such a risk off day after we got u.s. stocks rising back to their best levels of the year yesterday and then so

dani burger, what did we hear from her yesterday? restrictions imposed or is this just status quo? dani: she has to strike a really careful balance. germany is desperate to get economic activity back up. at the same time, we are seeing signs of rising cases. the case count in germany surging to the highest in four months. angela merkel in her purse that -- first appearance since this rise of cases. this should not continue, we need to contain it. warning that there might be fines levied against people who flout hygiene measures and social distancing measures. she said, we are in the midst of a pandemic. urging the german people not to forget this. germany already requires people to eitherback quarantine for two weeks or present a negative test. saying, that was causing the rises, more mobility and contact with people. german officials saying that a lot of the spikes they have seen were coming from family gatherings, workplaces. this is just a warning, letting the german people know, we will not continue easing anytime soon. there are

joining us to discuss now is andy berger. -- is dani burger.ow is the liquidity picture going to look? can they get enough cash? tt, they may can in the short term with some government support, but otherwise, they find themselves in a really precarious situation, because it is not just as some of those executives were saying that we get a vaccine or borders are opening and there is more confidence. the real issue here is one of timing, because the lockdowns happened at the time these companies need capital. this comes from tui, and it shows how cyclical it is for them and catch on their balance sheet, so when you get to the peak of the summer, which is the top of their cash, they need that before moving into autumn and paying off vendors, for hotels and things like that, but this time around, they are not going to be able to reach that peak, which means as they need to start paying off people, they are just not going to have the cash in the coffers, not to mention there are people unable to go on holiday and are now asking for a cash refund. so

dani burger is here. the thinking behind this is really about liquidity.k become so gargantuan, it is good to inject some liquidity, isn't it? dani: absolutely. ,f you are a small investor affording the shares is quite a difficult prospect. they currently trade just under 1400. changery, this shouldn't tesla. it should not have any effect on the value of the business itself. it does not necessarily dilute shares either. it does make it more profitable. for tesla, it is all about the retail investor. it has been part of the reason we have seen tesla surge so much. robinhood accounts hold 550,000 accounts hold tesla, up from 180,000 shares in march. nejra: when apple split its stock recently, did retail investors pile in then? did it work? dani: it did work in terms of it came on the heels of a positive earnings announcement. we saw apple shares surge for one split, they traded at a record price. history oflong stocks splitting and getting more interest in the shares because they are more affordable. nejra: dani burger, great to have you with us. that is it

joining us to discuss is dani burger. great to see you. is one of the founding members losing its status in the benchmark? dani: the reasoning is really uniquely a story of 2020. adds members based on turnover and mark richt cap. swire has seen the market value plunge. you think of the sectors that have been hurt the most from the protests and the coronavirus, it is things like retail, real estate, and aviation. those are all things that swire is involved in. they own shopping malls and cathay pacific. shares have fallen more than 40%. the market cap is the lowest of any member on the hang seng index. the benchmark will decide at the end of trading today, but we are likely to see one of these founding members for five decades it has been on the index lose its spot. likely to bere is kicked out of the benchmark, what would we see take its place? dani: the hong kong benchmark has made a push to include tech. they have done things like allow dual class shares, allow uneven voting rights. a lot of the hong kong listed tech companies have a for

i want to bring back dani and alicia. get your theory on the and jeff concurs, maybe something from the new communications services sector should be added as well? >> when you take a look at the dow 30, which is 30 stocks, really the only communications name that jumps out at you is verizon. you could look at apple. could you look at microsoft. both are on the communications company. companies that we consider to be communication services like facebook and google are on there. the dow is always quoted. so is the s&p but the s&p is really tracking so much more assets, 11 trillion versus the dow's 31 billion. charles: right. >> so great big divide between these two indexes. charles: on that note, alicia, i do believe that if the dow gets to new highs, when it goes positive, everybody sitting at home who don't necessarily watch financial tv will see that and as it approaches new highs i think the individual investor will become more bullish. your thoughts? >> i definitely think that there are two things that are really dry p

dani: good morning.y has been a blistering rally intact, but according to the tech -- in tech, but according to the tech pools, it can sustain the rally. in the new world of the pandemic, stay at home trade, you have to imagine that's what's needed to justify high valuations, the tech index versus the s&p ratio, the highest since the dot-com bubble. according to goldman sachs, it was just a. . the rally can content -- a false dawn. the rally can continue. if you look at earnings, it does hold up, whether you look at ups long-term reductions. we did see the tech index earnings to grow about 3% year-over-year, one of the few sectors to actually be able to post earnings growth in this environment, anna. and are investors searching for a safe haven in tech? are they tweeting than the same are for something to distinguish? dani: when you think of e-commerce giant, it seems to be one of those stay-at-home place. this was -- plays. this was extremely low. but it has been picking up. perhaps tech is losing safe

much, dani you very burger.p an eye on these things as we had to the start of the trading session or as we get trading underway. and the negativity with european 100, yourhe ftse stocks down around half of 1%. -- euro stocks down. so this remains in focus. do drift, butide they are increasingly pointing downwards. this is bloomberg. ♪ businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. that's why we're helping you stay ahead and adapt with a network you can count on, 24/7 support and flexible solutions that work wherever you are. call or go online today. anna: we are a minute from the open of cash equity trading this tuesday morning. deadlock in congress. senate republicans plan a butmed down stimulus bill democratic support looks unlikely. and joe biden's campaign gets a boost from mic

joining us with more details is dani burger. $8 billion in one day -- not bad. at all. these numbers are so difficult to wrap your head around. year to date, his net worth has more than tripled. $57 billion this year, and a lot of that, if not most of it, is coming from the gain in tesla's share price surging 340% this year. muska himself owns about 20% of the companies, so he has benefited from the enthusiasm around the stock, being that the stock is included in the s&p 500 index. retail traders really love tesla. his compensation package is tied to the market value of tesla, so once that hits certain milestones, he gets more in terms of tesla options. spacex also about to close another funding round. that valuation put at $46 billion. all these different sources are contribute into this huge surge. that we have seen in musk's well. his sudden surge and wealth also put elon musk and tesla under more scrutiny? dani: he is the fourth richest person and the optics are not good in the coronavirus, so in that way it certainly could. but you look at who his company i

dani: yes, and it is a meal kit.ke it is a good reactionary name of what you might do when you get it. this is definitely another stay-at-home play, much like the lando -- zalando. they were up more than 8% after their margin jumped impressively. -- it did raise its guidance for the third time this year. it said the summer is going to be even better than they expected given the seasonality and they are seeing demand for an unfortunate reason especially in areas where fear of the pandemic is starting to come anew. they are seeing increased orders. anna: yes, no matter how strange the lockdown might get, let's food.art looking to our what is the update in the wind turbine business? dani: second quarter, a tough second quarter for them. missing because they had bigger charges because of different turbines they had to fix, but they did give a full gear estimate at the high-end. they see revenue of $15 billion estimated with 13 point $8 billion. matt: thanks very much. dani burger there with some of the stocks we need to

joining us to discuss all this is dani burger.l, what is tesla's thinking in issuing the stock split? is then one way, this management signaling confidence they think shares will go higher from here. stock,g this, tesla which is trading just under $1400, if it stays around the same valuation, will be about $300 per share. it also means this is a benefit to retail and other small traders who otherwise had trouble affording tesla stock. this should not really affect the price in theory, because the value of tesla as a company itself is not changed by splitting its stock. we do know that the retail crowd tends to favor tesla. robinhood, for example, the trading app based in the u.s., has 550,000 accounts that hold tesla, up from 180,000 back in march. also a signal to them that it is safe to jump in and buy more shares because it is now cheaper just to buy an individual share of tesla. francine: apple also split stock recently. what was the ultimate effect of that? dani: about two weeks ago, apple split shares in a four to one exchan

annmarie: dani burger, thank you so much. dani burger here in london.vie theaters around the world feeling the impact of coronavirus restrictions, walt disney will make mulan available for purchase. depending on who you ask, this decision to release its next big film online will guarantee that the movie will lose money or it could be a smart way to break even on a $300 million investment. joining us with more details is matthew. thank you for joining us this monday morning. what is the math behind this pricing? matthew: a few things going on. is the movie has been several years in the making. they needed to find a way to make some money on it. $30.e are thinking -- a rental. $10 million or so to break even when you take into consideration the marketing costs. lot.ems like a theater, live action $30 million-$50 million. i think they stand a good chance of getting that but not more. and on top of that, it is being released through disney plus. another reason to keep the 60 million customers or so you already have on that platform loyal and it could potent

dani: we are seeing a lot of flow into etf's. you watch the sector a lot.atility etf's, when you by them, you are getting a long-term position. millionr, we saw $100 get poured into them, the sixth consecutive week we've seen etf's getting close. traders see volatilities on the horizon. volatility contracts that expire this month or next month, so this is near-term volatility here. it tends to be elevated at this point. francine: thank you so much, dani burger with the latest on the volatility we are expecting. coming up, ministers are considering a london why lock down the event of a flareup in virus infections. we will discuss how far the world is from an effective vaccine. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua, here in london. the firststraight to word news with laura wright. laura: the white house and democrats are still far apart on the new coronavirus replete -- relief plan. talks will resume today. democrats want to keep the $600 jobless benefit in place, but republicans wan

here is dani burger. record bond offering in a lot of ways. $10 billion in total, and there were record low yields here for their seven-year and 40-year yields, beating out a record previously set by amazon. more notably, about half of those proceeds are specifically for esg tight bonds. that includes things like supporting small and medium businesses that are hit by covid , environmental issues like green housing, and importantly, supporting black entrepreneurs. now, this is notable at google because the company has really struggled to diversify their ranks. just 2.6% of the leadership at google is black, and that is unchanged from last year. so google has undertaken an initiative, which they're calling the economic opportunity package, and that is supported by $175 million. that includes black lid venture capital firms -- black-led venture capital firms, and also increasing diversity and black employees specifically, hiring them into higher ranks at the firm. francine: or generally, how popular is the g

here is dani burger. dani: earnings don't stop.the biggest movers to the upside, if you account market cap for the stoxx 600, a really strong show here, profit rising by 8%, handling the virus and better than much expected, some of the chinese sector recovery as well as what is called a very strong showing in their software development. if you want to look at the second biggest mover by market cap, that is going to be -- helped by an e-commerce boom. sales doubled their last year. compensating really for some of the pandemic-related store closures. adidas found they were buying more frequently, so their shares are up more than three point 5%. morgan stanley did call the earnings a "mixed bag," because sales may have done better than expected, but overall earnings did disappoint. expectations were so low from the buy side. finally, one of the big movers to the downside is glencore, on track for its biggest drop in about two months, down by more than 3.5%. the big story here is they scrapped their 2020 dividend. they had put it on pa

dani: it would depend on who you ask.der says it is a helpful mechanism to be able to buy etf's, to be able to buy and sell on gold. providing pressure to the underlying market. but according to ken harvey, he takes issue with the etf's, he calls it the etf financial is asian of gold. now he sees a correlation -- the zation of gold. we might see more peaks and troughs in the gold. he also said we might see in stocks because of etf's, you can see irrational exuberance within the gold market. much.ne: thank you so great reporting therefrom dani burger. joining us now is howie li. great to have you on the program today. when we go back to looking at etf's, when you look at what is exactly going on in gold etf's are we going to see a lot more of these flows? thee: yeah, as long as volatility and uncertainty is there, it is not going to be a surprise that investors will look to gold, whether it is in physical gold or even in gold-mining stocks. there are opportunities to be had. that being said, what everyone is waiting for is

dani, thank you.any -- where wee we see see a lack of gender equality more noticeable than others. i'm sure there are. this is across the board but if you look at retail, that is where women should be calling the shots. they make up the majority of the customer base as well as the workforce. in the ftse 100, there is only one woman at the helm. and we also have trouble areas like the finance industry. for those of forward in the u.k. for a senior role, only 1/5 of employees are women. when you have women that are executives, they are more likely to prioritize equality throughout the firm. and if companies are struggling for profits during the pandemic, this is a clear way to increase profitability at firms. matt: dani burger talking to us about gender inequality. thank you. much for that. and the damage it does to the economy. anticsg of locker room within the banking world, back in the spotlight again. as a trial suing barclays has been underway in london. made whenments employees referred to amanda

for more, dani burger joins us with the latest.all, faang stocks -- can they sustain their rally? the tech ball certainly thinks so. this is really the ultimate stay-at-home play. we saw that through the earnings season. earnings inditex names did significantly better. estimates for where earnings are going have held up. the tech sector grew 3% year-over-year in earnings when many sectors were not able to. in some ways, this was almost a haven, but valuations have gotten stretched out. the ratio of the u.s. tech index to the s&p 500 you can see is near its highest since the.com levels. dot-com bubble. one of the dangers is that inflation expectations have risen. golden says they like tech because the future cash flow the growth names give them, but we assume if inflation picks up, you will have to discount that future cash flow even further, each means that tech ab looks less attractive. francine: have the hedge funds given up on the tech rally? dani: one of the most interesting things we have seen over the weekend, we had the 13 a

dani burger, what happened with this fund that credit suisse has decided to close the echo dani: it hasld ride. first of all, these are etn's, not like etf's. it is backed by a bank, so it is a debt obligation, so it is banks backed by bank credit. last month they made the decision to delist them, taking them off exchanges, but they said that you can still trade them over-the-counter. this is where the weirdness happens. this three times leveraged inverse national gas -- natural -- the chart is wild. at one point it surged 6000%, looking nothing like it should have if it was actually tracking this inverse natural gas index. so this week, credit suisse makes the announcement they are closing this fund for good. they did not give a lot of details of what happened, why happens, why they were closing it. a lot of confusion has ensued, but we think it has something to do with the creation and redemption process of a now over-the-counter fund. it was wild to watch this fund completely take off from what natural gas investment should have looked like. francine: are these types of leveraged pro

dani how i knew. i am fine so i would like to know where you are i think i am soundwave yeah i said. oh i would so i have enough of this i promise i've been out with dad. oh many minutes ago. 5. 50. 5 minutes oh yes 5 minutes ahead of me. maybe i'm not going very fast. the way on it. i feel it because you know the only difference. in what the small dentist said when i was dating and all along we had to lose that we had to follow so i like a video began to go put it in for sesamoid and know what i was when i was driving and it's fast so most kids and for an sec and it's all copy of unset on an adult food audubon it doesn't make you feel any confidence so i didn't want to push and when you think stupid. i'm the right side this is a solo it does just that you know. and that was today was the lazy day. i came up with a little. camelot it said i am 11 minutes and 19 kilometers away from my touching state. ok. what's our sexual preference. maybe it might incite now though he won 67 friendships on 67 ok than

>> guilty. >> tried to influence the witness dani jo?ne but he did mean to shoot her. >> when you hear the first guilty count, you are like we got him. we got it. >> tex's was horrified. >> it is a result of a compromise and i think it is just plain wrong. tex's sister is still stunned. >> to think that one moment in time you lose your wife and you lose your friends and your money and your house, you lose your career and you lose your dignity and you lose your freedom and your future. >> only once did tex mciver spoke in court, he declared how much he missed the food at chick-fil-a and finally his wife diane. >> i know she's here. darling, you brought me more joy and fulfillment. thank you until we are together again. >> tex mciver is serving a life sentence. his attorney is filing a motion for a free time but at 76 years old, freedom for tex is a long shot. dani jo is okay with that. she misses her friend everyday. >> i loved her. there has been a hole in my heart. i dream about her a lot. i believe in heaven and i think she's in a much

dani, paul, thank thank you.ger to control their own destiny there is nationwide financial revolution. we want you to help you be a part of that we want to help you make money. we're holding a town hall. this is september 2nd. i have a special guest, bar stool founder dave portnoy will be with us. other special guests. message fox business on facebook or instagram. e-mail us your questions. start sending them right now. investedinyou@foxbusiness.com. do it yourself. generate your own wealth. change your own life. >>> meanwhile the coronavirus we know it damaged our economy but the retail sector which has been hit the hardest, actually now could actually factor into the election in november. fox news kevin corke joins me from the battle ground state of ohio where, which is by the way a major retail, retail is a major industry there. a lot of great retailers nationally began in ohio, kevin. where are we now? reporter: yeah, you're right on the money there, charles. i can tell you this. you probably saw this in the

didn't respond dani runs the only environmental association in the region. for almost 2 decades he has been surveying the chips are gathering evidence of pollution caused by the textile industry. because remember they're not going to put out in this region there are 500 textile manufacturers located along that she taught and they pour their sewage directly into the river on average each of these plants disposes of 1300 liters of waste water per day i'm going somewhere under 3 from among that a bit has different colors depending on the dyes they use what market they are supplying and the type of clothing they have to make the supply on the floor drop out like i did. and now that here's the discharge from several factories if you were going to bring up like this. that if you can see that you know today it's dark red i mean. i don't think it's hot i'm a very hot. this is why they call that she tar on the most polluted river in the world. tomorrow you and it makes me want to cry. it's so sad to see that she tar him in this state remember chamberlain those are go

to flesh all of this out, dani burger joins us. of a sense of sort of what the numbers are pointing to. dani: the numbers here certainly point to an economic issue as much as a social one. the pipeline, the consultancy in the u.k. have an executive board there that are at least one third women. they are 10 times more profitable than those that are only men. that means in a ftse 350, there is 195 billion pounds worth of profit that these company's could unlock if they simply added more women onto their boards. a situation has also been worsening. last year there were equal numbers of women as there were men. not a great statistic nonetheless. the situation has been worsening because of the pandemic. unemployment is especially high among women and minorities, and the government is allowing companies to lose focus more or less on this as they deal with the fallout. they are telling companies they are no longer required to report their pay gap statistics as they deal with the pandemic. i talked to lorna fitzsimmons, the cofounder of th

dani burger with the latest of disney challenges ahead., we'll be talking with -- later today we get the latest on the pandemic with dr. anthony fauci and ahead of that, a look at the economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: the root -- beirut is rocked by a massive explosion, injuring thousands. commerzbank cut its outlook. the german lender abandons its portfolio target. and as dependent threatens traditional businesses, disney plans to release new titles on disney+. we will spend quite a lot of time looking at the disney business model to try to understand exactly what that means going forward, as less people go to theme parks and stay in more. i guess the only thing they can do is try to bet on the streaming service. tom: it was a really interesting call yesterday. one of our producers is going to hit.t seven times, $29 i

denny responded dani runs the only environmental association in the region. for almost 2 decades he has been surveying the chips are gathering evidence of pollution caused by the textile industry. because we're not there not to be in this region and there are $500.00 textile manufacturers located along that she taught and they pour their sewage directly into the river on average each of these plants disposes of 1300 liters of waste water per day i'm going somewhere under 3 from among that a bit has different colors depending on the dyes they use what market they are supplying and the type of clothing they have to make the supply on the floor brought by what i do. and mandela here's the discharge from several factories and if you were going to bring up this. debate with you can see that and today it's dark red i'm going to read. that and it's hot i'm a very hot. this is why they call that she tar on the most polluted river in the world. to morrow year it makes me want to cry. it's so sad to see that she tore him in this state right now where chamberlain does a

hadn't won the champions league in years until they found the right defensive pieces to the puzzle dani have a hollow and caused me row in 2013 and bang they won the champions league 4 times. but aside from expense of defensive transfers no technical revolution are taking place for years. like in technology the i phone 5 looks like the i phone 6 looks like 7 like aids like 9. so if there isn't anything new you need to celebrate the old. and football to the trend as a retro free phenomenon that had long been forgotten can currently be observed in top class football the good old kick and rush why deal with a complicated build up play in your own house. the lights if you aren't afraid of long risky because sometimes they work quite well. for returning to liverpool champions league season once again similar techniques help them destroy barcelona. they let down dyke and joe martin previously sent long diagonal balls towards spacek short left bank quality of. the 2nd technical refined man that can make a difference in such fast pace perfect games it's. a pause. a technique from the old times

again and their best some soldiers turned out troops guarding dany and they started hiding those the soldiers and so this is completely absolutely peaceful also people are gathering in some other they the hoods across the city and basically not the towns and cities across the whole country the reason huge an immense tradition in drug which is a city in western belarus there are some tens of thousands people apparently this service rallies and being bigger than the capsule so in the catch tell me of the parliament of the building of the parliament there are also all of different completely different social groups professional groups different people medical workers and also workers of those factories and while there are thousands of people there you know in the live pictures that we're showing right now you can see many protesters holding flags holding all kinds of objects including flowers in fact earlier we noticed some protesters literally offering flowers to the soldiers armed guard there do you think the security forces are all loyal to look at. what's very hard to say reverence

here with us to discuss more is dani burger.asking how bad the situation is when it comes to the u.k. economy. this line in blue has remained at 3.9%. to get included the statistic, you need to be actively searching for jobs. chances are if you have recently lost your job, as various businesses closed down, it is difficult if not impossible to be looking for employment right now. we can tell how dire the situation is by looking at vacancies. ok jobs that are open, they plunged over the past six months. thecan see the latest, 370,000 in the jobs opening. that will be difficult to search for something. howretionary spending shows nervous people are about having jobs, using their jobs, spending the discretionary income. isthe u.k., retail traffic 51% the normal since below the coronavirus. they are getting more people going into shops. france is just 15% below normal. restaurants, a similar situation. this is for opentable bookings in the u.k. froman see it did benefit the government program, encouraging people to have a meal at th

nejra: dani burger, thank you.ent institute is saying they believe the adoption of sustainable investment is a from theshift coronavirus. let's get to laura wright in hunt -- in london. laura: the u.s. seeks about more money. nearly $950ise billion over the three months through september. that's to fund the massive spending surge to help the economy through the coronavirus crisis. the figure is $270 billion higher from the projection in may. argentina is reaching an agreement to restructure $65 billion of debt. the nation's bond rallied on the news that comes after months of talks for a deal between argentina. it would mark a step toward stabilizing the struggling economy. is being investigated by the federal trade commission for alleged privacy violations. it's another setback for the company that struggled to protect user data and account security. use ofe probing the phone numbers uploaded for security purposes to target people with advertising. u.s. aviation regulators boeing 737 max. it's one of the most exten

let's get more with dani burger.nt of the current state of the outbreak in the u.s.? deni: he says there was a worrying baseline rate of the community spread of the virus, and pointed to a curve whose projection is still upward. what he prescribed to bring this down is what he says the u.s. .eeds, a uniform approach consistency in things like mask-wearing as well as social distancing. he says it is too disjointed at the moment to make sure virus down.ounts come fauci is a man who is acutely aware of the political climate in the u.s. he has been thrust into it, so he didn't go as far to say as there should be a federal mandate on things like wearing a mask. he specifically did say it would make sense, but he says getting a federal mandate passed on something like that would be impossible, so for that reason it.s not recommending interestingly, though, his main point is that you have to have these uniform approaches, because it could prevent lockdowns. for example, the case arises in south, you would not have to shutdo

dani burger, what do you see out there? a lot of earnings from germany area dani: really a lot.bank now cutting their a worse picture for 2020. this cut was driven by one single case. that one single case being wirecard, losing money there. now they see bad loans, which impacts the -2020 result, being as high as 1.5 billion euros this year. we have wirecard and souring loans. allianz, a bit better of a story here thanks to pimco. the giant bond fund manager seeing more new clients this past quarter, which helps them some of the losses they had in the beginning of the year. does say they do expect positive results and they think the performance is going to improve in the second half. people will stay cautious about equities. bmw coming in worse than expected. losing 1.5 billion euros in the quarter. matt: a lot of carmaker news out today. we saw jim farley promoted to ceo. first car guy in that position since lee iacocca at ford. dani burger talking you through some of the movers. coming up, bp slashed its dividend for the first time in a decade. we speak to the ceo, bernard loon

denny responded dani runs the only environmental association in the region. for almost 2 decades he has been surveying the chips are gathering evidence of pollution caused by the textile industry. because i'm not there not to build but i will be in this region and there are 500 textile manufacturers located along that she told him and they pour their sewage directly in. the river on average each of these plants disposes of 1300 liters of waste water per day i'm going some wind of them among that a bit has different colors depending on the dyes they use what market they are supplying and the type of clothing they have to make a supply on the floor drop out what i did. and here's the discharge from several factories if you were going to put it up like this it. you can see that and today it's dark red i mean. that and it's hot in my very hot. this is why they call that she tar on the most polluted river in the world. to morrow yeah it makes me want to cry. it's so sad to see that she tara in this state and the upper chamber windows are going to see my river so d

dani burger tracks the sale from this year.was a german dream welcomed into its blue-chip dax index. they gave hope to the beleaguered finance industry and showed it could do tech. in less than two years, wirecard had its ceo under arrest. celebrations were soon punctured. the financial times reports an executive in the singapore office is suspected of forging contrast. bearish bets pile up. start in for a signal germany. two months later, the ban was lifted. by the fall of 2019, more doubts over accounting practices piled up. to calm investors, wirecard hired an independent audit. shares jumped. come the final report, something is missing. over $1 billion of revenue. the reason? internal shortcomings. wirecard ceo marcus brown reject reports of accounting irregularities. but by june, the company's defenses are starting to unravel. prosecutors lunch a criminal investigation into brown. wirecard admits the missing $2.2 billion of assets probably doesn't exist. in the next day, brown is arrested, falling from darling to to liquid

we are joined by dani burger.another business coming to the market, asking for some shareholder money, wanting to invest in renewables, rwe. several come seen to the market, but they are said to raise $2.5 billion, and that is to expand and work on their renewable energy prodded, about 10% of their market value, perhaps the biggest spot value in europe so far this year. it will likely dilute shares, most likely dilute shares, so we are seeing rwe down about three but some say this should ultimately be taken positively by the market. anna: i was talking just a couple of days ago about the relationship amazon has with the market in the u.k., and here we have this around morrison. what is the story? new patch starting today with morrison's, in the u.k., and you can now order same day groceries from morrisons via amazon. 40 pounds, you will get it for free if you are a prime member. the hope is they can expand throughout the rest of the country in coming weeks, and it starts today. this is really a way for those whoto

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when i tell you why yes and i know you're lucky this with dani but i did have the physical fight thateleanor's lot how do you smoke we had our. no bottom and it's the obvious have been lucky just with dani i mean the hoff although it was a lot you gonna gun you go under if you mouth the idea of a bottle. of celeb comics mom i mean loyal dog i mean look at the whole world being a little mish ali i'm sure i will be able to train him shortly to bust me lakewood sheol but all i need to end the vote what they bismo know they are. the shoeshine kit that the whole event shufti to well i'm not the law in the dark i just saw the law if the whole it of your only option by. syrian politician and writer mud one hub osh study to the cohen case gaining access to key documentation and even attending the trial. for the 1st time he speaks publicly of the dramatic events of january 1965 how did you know i. may be funding i'll bet. i got all been i shut off in the hall. what of that but i used to know what he and you know judy and no. buses to you beth from i'm out for she would be no buses to beth this

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it with salt food conservation kept the island's mostly more population from starving in winter to dany is storage salt huts are under a preservation order. and 991 the family restaurant called the was that it's had to open its doors but here the fish and sausage made smoked so that's typical for it was a dump and master smoker stefan i like is going to show me how it's done. and he will how do you prepare the fish for smoking does it have to be salted or otherwise biased or. first we cut it to post. and then had to draw it it's just like we have here in portland is that how long do you leave it hanging it's working for at least 3 quarters of an hour just to draw it when smoking fish less or more and when it goes smoking takes time. for them because. they which types of fish are particularly good when smoked. but will not be here we have been summoned here and below. well that's how you get to here. once the fish is dry the oven is closed for about an hour. in case you were wondering why they call it the smoking. time to get a tastes and i'm going to try them all salmon at tallaght but.

this is of course entitled and i should not and out the way i tell it to dani if you're saying that yes they will meet me and i mean i've got. that forgiving. rules make me go i'm on my way to what the rental gave to my child is heading off as fast as she can and. i try to make it as most efficient as possible. ronny how i you. know i am fine so i would like to know where you are i think i am soundwave yeah i said. oh i would so i have enough of this i promise i the now boy scout. oh many minutes ago. 5. 100. 5 minutes so he had a 5 minutes ahead of me. maybe i'm not going very fast because to be honest. i feel it because feels really different in sports class more than it said when i was dating and all the more we had routes that we had to follow so i had like a very obedient little go for the sport that's more and there were times when i was driving and it felt so skittish and so on settlers and he was unsettled on an adult straight autobahn it doesn't make you feel very confident so i don't want to push and when he thinks to print. on the right side there is a subtle way that just sa