subscribers go to dayb . it is also available on your mobile.news you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak asia." i am yvonne man in hong kong. ramy: i am ramy inocencio in new york. airbus said to steal one of the biggest aircraft deals in history. they are nearing an agreement with indigo partners for 430 narrowbody jetliners. we have been tracking this. this is a lot of planes. wondering ifto be this is a deal that will be going through or not. lostunds like we have just her, we will try to get her back. in the meantime, a quick check of business flash headlines. yvonne: citigroup and ubs exposed to the assets of wealthy saudis, some of home under investigation for alleged corruption. jpmorgan in credit suisse high on the list, managing wealth for the kingdom's wealthiest individuals. is a clientrince's who has been obtained by the authorities. paying millions of dollars to settle a criminal investigation, into allegations it helped clients evade taxes. the second-biggest charge levied by french authorities. privatentere

check it out at jb go -- dayb . this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is "daybreak: asia".owell is a credible fed candidate. this move could be care -- ve onthe refully integrated monetary policy. >> the federal reserve has to, .gain, extract us i think -- i don't think that's going to occur, i don't think that it's that dangerous. with rates writing, for a long time, interest rates are low. that hasn't been of noxious to the economy. inflation has been low. around thehat money world will not be a free good, and it will be properly allocated -- i'm sorry, properly priced. occurring, we have to remove that extra stimulus, reduce a balance sheet, raise rates, and the big test will be to do that in a way that doesn't shock us into a bad position. this is a little bit like moving an unstable, dangerous chemical, and we want to treat it very carefully. everybody knows it has to be done. everybody's doing transparency again, as part of the implication remedy to make sure everybody knows what's happening. it's predicted that there's no sudden quick, jerking move -- this could take

. >> you can get around a for that story and many more in today's edition of daybreak at dayb on on the bloomberg mobile app. you can customize your settings so you only get the news on industries and assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is "daybreak asia." i am yvonne man in hong kong. >> i am betty to in new york. facebook expects to show people which pages or accounts they follow or like by year end that are connected to russia. it will let users see if they were affected by postings from the internet research agency that created divisive posts from fake accounts. google and twitter should also do the same a committee member says. weighing whether to let clients bit on the prices of bitcoin fire futures contracts. j.p. morgan boss jamie dimon has called bitcoin a fraud and buyer stupid, but the bank is open-minded on digital currencies. aston martin says its new vantage has sold out almost all of its production run next year days after the model went on sale. 80% of private buyers offer the chance to order have done so in the first deliveries are expected in s

bloomberg subscribers can go to dayb or customize your settings so you only get the news on theustries and assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. snapchat's parent dropping like a stone in extended trade. revenue coming in under $208 million against an expected $235 million. at 178 million the number of active users was below forecast of 180 million. snap added to the gloom by only gaining 3 million new users in the three months since september, seeing the price per adof 180 million. snap added to the gloom by only gaining 3 million new users in the three months since september, seeing the price per ad fall 60%. betty: first quarter on audited cash profit rose to 2 billion billion -- 2 billion u.s. dollars. of 180 million. snap added to theequal to 11 baf gross loans. that is down from 16 basis points last fiscal year. australia focuses on cost cutting and selling non-core assets. yvonne: singapore airlines profits most tripled last quarter, fueled by rising passenger and cargo traffic. it warns of

go to dayb on your terminals. it is available on mobile with the bloomberg anywhere app.mize your settings to get news on industries and assets you care about. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak asia." i am yvonne man. david: and i am david ingles. bmw's stepping up its search for a long time supply for batteries to power electric cars. talks will include transparency, compliance and sustainability, when it comes to the supply chain. itold electricity has made an indispensable part of batteries. yvonne: fast retailing applied for approval to open stores in india to further raise their global presence. they want to operate under the uniqlo brand. at last month, fast retailing predicted international sales for uniqlo would exceed those of japan this fiscal year. david: the company behind angry of itsost almost 1/4 value after earnings described as a brutal disappointment. they spent $26 million to track games. four times what it had invested a year ago. the earnings report fell 29%. [indiscernible] percentage of sales at 8.6%. yvonne: let's see h

bloomberg subscribers, go to dayb on your terminals and on mobile in the bloomberg anywhere app.t can also customize your settings so you only get the news on the industries and the assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: let us get a quick check on the latest business flash headlines. apple has responded to reports from the so-called paradise papers. it moves most of its cash reserves to the channel islands of jersey after a 2013 crackdown on its tax practices. any a statement, apple says it pays every dollar it owes, and the changes did not read his test payment in any country. the effective tax rate it pays is 21%. yvonne: apple is looking to fund buybacks and dividends to bond sales. as of september 30, it was sitting at a fraction. 94% of which was parked outside the u.s.. the republican tax plan would charge company 12% on overseas profit. tencent's unit says it expects net proceeds to be about 920 million u.s. dollars. we are told the company initially priced 150 one million shares at 55 hong kong dollars apiece. that is the top end of the range. the offer

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