we start with deutsche bank. >> deutsche bank giving its annual review. been its outlook. it does not see as much of a boom in investment banking, considering the volatility we had last year. if some of that volatility normalizes, it stands to reason some of the revenue would normalize as well. their ratio was above target. in some of the calls i have seen, and has been higher. part of that could be to a better picture when it comes to their balance sheet. they do say rate headwinds still exist, although they are seen improvements when it comeso fees and the asset management unit. >> what is going on with arbery? -- burberry? 15% below last year's high. >> part of that is fashion companies, they have struggled. burberry being pretty optimistic saying they are going to upgrade guidance. they have a stronger rebound than analysts expected. sales, they see rising from 28%-30 2%. the analysts bloomberg surveyed was 24%. even in the low end, that is a bead. anna: renault so a stake in daimler. >> the stake they are selling is 1.4 billion dollars worth. they ar

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so it is a win for deutsche bank to be away from the worst of it.t second part of profitability and growing that revenue, the deutsche bank fixed income business is one of the biggest on wall street. and there is a place that you can see them really compete with the big u.s. investment banks. and in the u.s. as well, they are known for their business of helping firms raise debt and working with private equity firms. especially the leverage loan markets that have been coming back. they are expected to come back in a much bigger way. it is about execution, watching them do their job, when deals, and become much more competitive at a global scale. haidi: and we managed to see deutsche bank significantly diminishing exposure without incurring any loss. is this a systemic concern across wall street banks or some of the regional lenders in terms of the leverage pressures and access to liquidity that we see arising from this episode? >> a great question because systemic is a scary word. nobody wants to call it systemic unless it will bring the whole system

that came out ever since r t deutsche announced that they were launching a fully fledged t.v. channel at the end of this year and my colleagues even called it a smear campaign against us and if you think that it didn't lead to anything it could be a coincidence it could be something else but last month a german bank closed the accounts of r t george and ruptly so what i've just described to you the latest bombshell by built could be the culmination of that smear campaign we discussed of the situation with our experts are going underground. and to george galloway broadcaster and former british m.p. . the idea of build magazine all magazines are get accusing one of the largest television stations on earth. of being some sort of spying organization is quite something i'm going to remember the editor just the other day was accusing china of a virus and deliberately sending mosques around in some sort of what appeared to be some kind of conspiracy films have been made about build this of 990 film called the man inside about the ethical way that their magazine works if i was the edi

i got a bit obsessed by deutsche bank snow it -- deutsche bank's no. $1400 checks, $150 billion of thehecks that hit the slate in america will go into the equity market. will that push the dial? will that move the dial? good morning. tatjana: good morning morning. i heard you say earlier, i did not see that note. gamestop and reddit chat rooms. if that was what drove those interest in the stock market and the dabbling in obscure stocks from the earlier similes package, that would be a very u.s. behavior. i don't think many other nations would behave like this. if that is the case, then yes, there would probably be more daytrading and more investing. that's an interesting data point. it would also explain the unusual behavior of some of the stocks. it's also interesting, there would be an over stimulus. i would've thought that most of the stimulus should go into the basic needs and that that should be supported. not to hand out money to individuals who have enough to go by, so to speak. if that is the case, there could be a continued rally in the u.s. stock market in particular. annmari

on alexei volley and his associates through the german nationals who worked for r t deutsche so that does indeed probably sound a bit scary or some would call it appalling but let's actually read into the article to understand what the basis of it is the whistleblower his name is daniel long day a filmmaker who had been working for a t.v. for several years is describing his assignments that the management gave him during the time when the russians number one opposition activist alike same of ali was being treated in the sherry to a hospital in berlin after the alleged poisoning. so how does bill to this article make the leap to big spying from just the day to day job of reporting exactly that's what i want to talk about because the article contains screenshots of what they're calling secret chat a secret chat between mr. and the r t h management i can tell that the people who are in there actually know them they are indeed the people who are in charge of r t deutsch and they're saying that this wasn't a secret chatter all this was just something that was started as a means of communi

and our sister channel r t deutsche sues a top german newspaper over espionage claims regarding the russian opposition figure out like saying of all the. wherever you are whoever you are whenever you are it's time for the weekly i'm your host donald quarter welcome. the e.u. commission vice president has admitted the block's coded vaccination policy is quote struggling on top of that a number of european countries have also suspended the use of the astra zeneca shot over fears about its side effects danielle king says the story. what could be more boring than covert surely not the very thing meant to protect you from the virus yet some are worried countries more than just one or 2 of choosing to put vaccinations with astra zeneca as job on hold concerned about potential serious side effects are officially no link has been found denmark was the 1st with norway and iceland following suit the effects snowballed with another half a dozen nations suspending at least one particular batch of $1000000.00 doses the european medicines agency is urging calm giving it a jab at the benefit of the doubt

matt luzetti, deutsche bank economist.hose who follow the atlanta fed gdp forecast, it has a 10 handle. tom: it is not that i have trouble with that series, but it is so far out in front. what we are beginning to frame is absolutely critical, starting with the huge turnaround on retail sales. we are starting to go chinese like gdp in an america that in no way, shape, or form, makes up the domestic fragility of china. jonathan: and a central bank increasingly focused on social justice, and that is a big change. we have to bring some bad news on the activism front. verna lee jordan, junior has died. tom: 85. what is so important is you are the only black guy ages ago. what is so important about vernon jordan is this is a guy who was early. it is the when of vernon jordan. jonathan: sad news. vernon jordan has died, aged 85. ritika: with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. president biden will announce what is being called a historic partnership in the fight against the coronavirus. according to the washington post, merck

deutsche is filing a lawsuit against of the german tabloid building after it published a piece accusing staff of spying for the russian government correspondent go earlier joined my colleague on bray to go through the claims. but 1st of all it's time to take a look at the wording that was used by built it sounds absolutely sensational that was putting into the title the headline a rough quote from the whistleblower which says i had to or i was forced to spy on alexei no volley and then in one of the top paragraphs of that built article they. this exactly according to research by builds of lemon put his regime head is public enemy number one likes in the valley and see if you simply spied on in berlin last year for this russia's leadership use the russian foreign broadcasts are to do each which in turn relied on 2 german employees spying on the orders of kremlin through german nationals who worked for the german branch of r t that sounds scary some would call it appalling but let's continue reading this article and at least trying to get to the point under standing what the basis of it i

in the headlines this wednesday the 10th of february 1st of our sister channel deutsche souza top german newspaper clearly it was spying on russian opposition figure alexa developing. other headlines across the smalling medical authorities in france old rick huge reduction in norman covert procedures as hospitals failed to cope with a fresh coronavirus. minister's wish to delay any investigation lawyers and doctors accusing the u.k. government of refusing to probe critical failures in their handling of the pandemic and launch a people's covert inquiry instead many of the families do believe that their loved ones did die needlessly not everyone obviously but a large number. 801 moscow time good morning from russia of watching us around the world this is our to international with me kevin 0 in for the next half hour and as i said in those headlines there are top stories this one. german sister channel r.t. do it she's filed a lawsuit against the building tabloid for claiming it's reporting was actually spying for the kremlin our correspondent trying to join my colleague colleen brayley ira

multi deutsche top german newspaper for claiming it was spying on russian opposition figure elects in the valley. medical authorities in france or a huge reduction in normal code procedures as hospitals fail to cope with a fresh coronavirus. a minister's wish to delay any investigation lawyers and doctors accusing the u.k. government of refusing to probe critical failures in their handling of the pandemic and launch a people's covert inquiry. many of the families do believe their loved ones did. not everyone obviously but a large number. now in the morning good morning from moscow when i was kevin now in this is art international i'm here with our latest for the next half hour starting you just heard our top story today that the news that german sister channel r.t. deutsche has filed a lawsuit against the build tabloid newspaper claiming its reporting was actually spying for the kremlin our correspondent trying to join my colleague to go through the claims. well 1st of all it's time to take a look at the wording that was used by built it sounds absolutely sensational that was putting

you were able to unload the stock in time ahead of credit suisse, head of numerous, head of deutsche bank, head of others, wells fargo is another name out there offering blocks. those other firms may have to examine their risk-management practices and say are we going to allow any individual or family office or private investment firm to lever up to this degree because we've have demonstrated we can't manage it properly. tim: how does one entity build up such a concentrated position and in equity without notifying anyone? erik: this is a good question. he was not a hedge fund and did not have reporting obligations. all the stock was owned or held by the prime brokers. they engaged in total return swaps with bill hwang. he would either owe them money or he would pay profits or a share of the investment profits. that is how he never had to report anything to the ftc or any other regulators and was allowed to amass all this leverage and a portfolio in the tens of billions of dollars under the radar, leaving hardly a footprint. carol: there's so any questions here and we have a lot to ge

they are going against consensus where you have deutsche bank and j.p.organ higher prognostication of higher yield. against the backdrop of an aging population -- jonathan: consensus around the long-term trend, i have not seen that shift in a couple months. lisa: i what point do you get higher inflation? well this be a seachange? tom: what is so important here -- what is so important here is we do not know the multipliers. jonathan: so true. tom: you name it, we do not know. we make jokes about the pendulum of doom. [laughter] tom: there is a mystery of multipliers within investment. we do not know and determine powell does not know. jonathan: and neither does the white house. i know -- the biggest variable is how the money gets spent, how the savings get pared down. that could be the difference between five point 5% gdp growth and a percent gdp growth -- 8% gdp growth. tom: they got their checks yesterday. he spent the whole dam check -- hold check on a haircut! [laughter] jonathan: good morning. we look like this on the s&p 500 index. we pull back just

under standing what the basis of it is the whistleblower danny along gay who had worked for r t deutsche for several years as a filmmaker is describing his assignments during the time when russia's number one opposition activist alike saying of ali was being treated at the sherry tate hospital in berlin after an alleged poisoning but how does that lead from being just reporting in to being spy exactly that's what i was going to get to the article contains screenshots from what built and the whistleblower are calling a secret chat with the art team management but i'll tell you what i actually know these people from that personally and yes they are in charge of our voyage and they're saying that there was nothing secret about this chat it was just something that they created for communication on that particular assignment and we know that in the news business in news or t.v. production for every so i mean do you. create a new chad and that's something that's absolutely common at this point moving on with the artes alleged wrongdoings ordered by the kremlin that was lifted by the built dani

hello again welcome back to the way to all sister channel in germany r t deutsche has filed a lawsuit against the newspaper built its over claims by the berlin based tabloid that ati made its report a spy for the kremlin is saskatoon. on the face of it a sin sation old story it's got all the words 7 to draw or read to read spawn i public enemy number one russia but a closer look at not sensation apart basically daniel lined up an r.t. to each employee claims he was essentially used as a spy for the channel and then all the information he was gathering on kremlin critic alex anan found me when he was recuperating in a bill and clinic for legit poisoning was being put straight into the hands of russian president vladimir putin since ational right well not quite because the evidence seems more taken from a manual john of his and want to one than spying want to one as proof screenshots of a chat with editors i'll tell you these chats a common practice that the easiest way for reporters producers cameraman tech guys to coordinate and also tell you that pretty boring filled with the logisti

deutsche and the video agency ruptly that their bank accounts will be closed at the end of may our senior correspondent more i can explain more. so both r.t. and ruptly the video agency were notified at the same tab that their accounts at commerce bank would be getting shut down out of the blue by the 31st of may this is all happening by the way exactly one month after he announced that it's launching deutsche which is a german language channel belonging to the r.t. family now. efforts to gag to shut up. a daily thing unboarded they send out all these requests to other bags to open an account and the strangest thing happens because one of these banks they either did neither quest rejected or just ignore all communications from see that the only reasonable explanation these that someone made the phone calls a lot of them sent out memos and there aren't many forces in germany capable of dictating to the banks who to do business with the new to blacklist but the german government the russian foreign ministry has come out and commented on the issue and they're calling they've besieged the ger

deutsche sues a top german newspaper for claiming it was spying on russian opposition figure alexina valmy. good day and i was so good today from moscow when i was kevin 0 in this is out international i'm here for the next 30 minutes with the latest for you in 1st legal and medical professionals than have accused the british government of refusing to probe chronic failures in its handling of the pandemic and arrange their own public covert inquiry it comes as the number of new u.k. covert cases passes 4200000 clued in more than 40000 deaths and hundreds of health care workers top lawyer michael mansfield q.c. chairing the inquiry says countless deaths could have been avoided it. people's inquiry is the 1st inquiry of any kind that is taking place in to covert pandemic and the handling of it by the government right now the public want art and particularly the bereaved of which there are thousands unfortunately but others who are the relatives of plainly the relatives of those who fortunately haven't died also have questions because those have been a lot of hospitalizations as well and

hearing in frankfurt are any german banks involved in this we all know about the sketchy history of deutsche or. so it's a bank has a business relationship with but the bank says it has significantly deed risked its poser to ok goes capital stocks and that it doesn't expect to incur any loss on exposure so this time the risk management procedures have worked at the bank other german banks are not reported to be involved at least not with a direct and immediate business relationship with us and conor what about the financial watchdogs some of them particularly here in germany have been criticised recently for not keeping a close eye on these matters. that's true well the german financial watchdog remains quiet as always i should probably say buffett has not a reputation of being very quickly when it comes to communication that's different with the swiss regulator fin ma the f.c.c. in new york and also japanese oversight people they all say that they are closely monitoring the events of course they try to calm sentiment on the trading floors controversial in frankfurt thank you. now for some o

deutsche bank, dipping below 2% the first half of next year.d could announce by december but if it's priced in faster than expected, deutsche bank says 3% on the 10 year. an extreme scenario, up about 6% possible. cautioning that markets need and inflation reality check. as it stands, the consensus for the tenure is that 170. haidi: emerging markets will be looking to the fed as well to ease some of their anxiety about another taper tantrum. >> we've seen em asset step allies -- stabilize somewhat on expectations that brazil and turkey will hike rates this week. it has been a rough time for them so far. the worst start to the year since 2009. some warning the playbook of the last five years is likely to hold going forward for em assets, but strategists are cushioning against rate sensitivity. and it hsbc, higher quality sovereigns like indonesia and peru. haidi: a fresh record over the weekend, with exuberance over a new stimulus package waning. trimming some of those losses. that's get some analysis on the world's largest cryptocurrency. in te

jp morgan, deutsche bank doing the same thing. that all mean for equities after we've already had a massive six months from the end of october, early november? tom: commodities pull back a little. e.m. having a little more difficult time. can't get out of its way. we get a briefing now which has been extremely anticipated for all of our viewers and listeners. amesh, all of the media love the charts of cases, they are dramatic, emotional, easily countable. the pros look at deaths and hospitalizations. when you assume the public will finally shift onto your territory of deaths and hospitalization dynamics? dr. adalja i think: they are already starting to -- dr. adalja: i think they are already starting to. they're starting to understand that the concept is not to get to covid zero but contain the virus and be thankful it doesn't have the ability to cause hospitalization and death. i think they are going to get there. eventually that is all everybody will be looking at. this is what fighting the curve has already been about -- always

on wall street on tuesday as optimism about the global economic recovery grows as an auto makers deutsche bank and optimism over biotechs production boost the plan. european union markets watchdog has fined credit ratings agency moody's nearly $4000000.00 euros accused of negligence resulting in breaches of e.u. regulations including failure to disclose conflicts of interest to find a place to 5 meetings entities based in france germany italy spain and the u.k. . traffic through the suez canal is resumed in both directions following the refloating of a massive container ship that have blocked the waterway the ever given run aground last wednesday some 300 ships are still lined up to transit it's one of the world trades of main arteries it could easily take another 2 days at least to clear the backlog. now much of south africa's railway infrastructure is in a bad way outdated crumbling and just recently disappearing during a pandemic lock down railway stations carriages and even the lines themselves have been mercilessly looted the vandalism has occurred just as the government embarks on a

how deutsche bank managed to dodge a billion-dollar loss. we have the latest ahead.his is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's get to the latest to the fallout over the implosion of the family office run by bill kwong. we have been following this story from the beginning. what have you learned? su: confirmation the sec has begun a formal civil probe, that it is in its early stages, and it is being led by the active management unit of the enforcement division. we also find it unusual when a fund has blown up the way this has. it is not necessarily going to lead to allegations of misconduct. they were unable to meet margin calls last week, forcing a number of banks from goldman sachs to credit suisse and others to unwind $20 billion-plus in positions, most of it in one day -- friday -- and some of it extending too early this week. the sec has previously confirmed that the ceo was the subject of a prior investigation. his former hedge fund management pled guilty and paid big fines after trading in illegal tips about chinese banks. shery: we continue to hear more about losses incur

deutsche bank says investment banking revenue is up 20% this year.he favorable market conditions during the height of the pandemic have continued into early 2021. deutsche bank expects revenues from buying and selling securities to take off. it's predicting lower revenue overall. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> anybody making more than $400,000 will see a small to significant tax increase. if you made less than $400,000 he won't see one single penny in additional federal tax. jonathan: the next leg of this conversation, tax hikes. president biden over the last couple of days, in new york city, alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz. here's the story. your equity markets. the s&p 500 is down by 7/10 of 1%, the nasdaq is down by 1.7%. crude is down by 1.4 percentage. $63 and about $.90. tom: michael is with us. for those of you on radio, you need to know that joining us this morning as clouse on the le

just as relevant is why morgan stanley, credit suisse, deutsche bank, and nomura were doing businessbill hwang possibly all the way back to 2012 when, as you say, he entered a guilty plea on behalf of his and hedge fund tiger asia management, over insider trading and some chinese bank stocks. technically the plea was for wire fraud, but this is all about insider trading, and you can understand why a wall street firm such as goldman or any of the others should have been reluctant to deal with him. he wasn't exactly a felon, but the nature of the conduct his firm had engaged in, suggests that he was in colloquial terms something of a bad guy and a red flag for any of these firms. what we understand -- and this helps answer your question, that bill hwang became such a whale that he was throwing around tens of millions, if not more than one hundred million dollars a year in commissions. standing on principle is one thing. ignoring that kind of money, very, very hard for a prime brokerage firm to do. matt: you and the rest of the team that have been breaking these stories all weekend have

we've got deutsche bank headlines. mr.ewing gets an extension of his deal, and the stock elevating today. and extension to 2026. jonathan: i imagine for deutsche bank and the people work there -- the people who work there, it is refreshing. tom: we have a terrific half-hour coming up on this debacle, this margin call. jonathan: this is "surveillance." ♪ ♪ (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that and more in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you to maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. you can do an uncomfortable, old-fashioned crunch or an aerotrainer super crunch. turn regular planks into turbo planks without getting down on the floor. and there are over 20 exercises to choose from. incredible for improving flexibility and perfect for enhancing yoga and pilates. and safe for all fitness levels. get gym results at home in just 10 minu

deutsche recently positive talking about the limited exposure to what is happening.ock is still down 3.4%. credit suisse in switzerland certainly being hit very hard. a tough day on credit suisse, down 14%. alix: pretty ugly. in the u.s., viacom/cbs down 11%, extending the losses from last week. what this means for the -- what does this mean for the overall financial stability and how the fed will look at it? i want to get to stephen king about it. he joins us, hsbc senior economic advisor. you are a regular investor investing and safe stuff like a media company, viacom/cbs. how does this square with financial risk models that investors in the fed look at? stephen: a thing to note is nothing is safe. there is risk everywhere. one issue is whether the risk is priced appropriately any particular moment in time. as a general point, i would argue we see a dislocation between what has happened in the financial system and what is happened in the real economy. it predates the pandemic. thanks to a combination of low interest rates and quantitive easing of one kind or anothe

morgan stanley is involved, deutsche, credit suisse, and tomorrow, yet the -- and nomura, yet the losses look hugely different. can you walk me through why? sri: the big picture is what we are talking about is what is now appearing to be one of the greatest margin calls of all time. here is someone who -- someone who's trading was -- [indiscernible] these big bets have unraveled at breathtaking speed. the reaction of these is quite varied. from what we can see, goldman sachs might have gotten out of this largely unscathed, but you see big headlines coming out of nomura and credit suisse, where they are worried about the exposure and warning about significant losses. that is why you see the stock price action you are seeing with both of those companies down about 15%. alix: so why? why are big banks exposed differently? was of the type of swap? how did they get it off their books versus being on their books? sridhar: a bit of both. if you look at it, one obvious point for everyone to look at is who was offering what kind of leverage. there's no central repository of information. we are al

deutsche bank sold about $1 billion in holdings seized in the archegos debacle.oomberg the chairman executed a direct sale in a private deal after archegos margin loans. the deutsche bank sales rings to $30 billion the known value of unwinding of the firm. the chief executive francisco ferrari is stepping down after a troubled two and a half years at the helm. he will be replaced by deputy ceo alexis george. australia's largest wealth manager has had a year rocked by criticism and a sexual allegation. more data coming out of asia crossing the bloomberg in a few minutes time. we will also be getting trade and retail data from australia and how these numbers show the course of the recovery. lots more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ so jeff, you need all those screens streaming over your xfinity xfi... for your meeting? uhh yes. and your lucky jersey? oh, yeah. lauren, a cooler? it's hot. it's march. and jay, what's with all your screens? just checking in with my team... of colleagues. so you're all streaming on every device in the house, what?!! that was a foul. it's

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laying off nearly $3000.00 employees because of the corona crisis 2020 is the 1st year since 2014 deutsche bank has posted a profit thanks to the bank's investment branch. astra zeneca has further reduced the amount of coronavirus vaccines it plans to supply to the e.u. this quarter the british swedish company expects to deliver $30000000.00 doses a quarter less than the already reduced figure it promised last month it's a 3rd of the amount of the e.u. originally signed up for and columns as another blow to the blocks vaccine rollout our financial correspondent chelsea delaney has more from frankfurt. it's been one setback after another for the east oxidation campaign and the latest news from astra zeneca indicates that isn't going to be changing anytime soon the u.k. company is now expecting to fall well short of its pledge deliveries to the e.u. in both the 1st and the 2nd quarter so stretching into the summer as well we've seen multiple european countries actually temporarily suspend the use of the astra zeneca shot over mounting concerns about the safety of the vaccine what the big hop

a deutsche bank survey showed that half the respondents that they questioned between ages 25 and 34 said expecting to invest half of the stimulus checks into the stock market. this will filter in. caroline: a fun fact, we love it. thank you so much on all things clubhouse. that is it for "what'd you miss?" joe: bloomberg technology is up next. romaine: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better res

deutsche top german newspaper for claiming it was spying on russian opposition figure lets in the only. medical authorities in france order a huge reduction in norm koger procedures as hospital failed to cope with a fresh coronavirus. a minister's wish to delay any investigation lawyers and doctors but the u.k. government of refusing to probe critical failures in their handling of the pandemic and launch a people's covert inquiry. many of the families do believe. their loved ones did die need not everyone obviously but the larger.

joining us today from berlin is our german correspondent for deutsche welle.ela merkel change course like this? >> essentially she changed course because she admitted it was a very difficult decision to implement easter lockdown over those five easter days. but the reality is also because there is a lot of criticism here towards angela merkel's style of leadership in the first place, and also towards the measure that had been taken, had been considered in germany the last few days. let's not forget it has been a remarkable week here in germany. it started in monday after 12 hours of meetings between angela merkel and the regional leaders, where they announced in the middle of the night that easter lockdown, only foangela merkel two days later to announce that u-turn and admit that mistake. german media are sing that is unprecedented, that angela merkel did not ask for forgiveness during the financial crisis or the migration crisis, or even during the coronavirus crisis. certainly a moment that i think will go down as one of angela merkel's most memorable state

this i was headline news online job insisted child altie deutsch launches legal action against a leading german newspaper built all. in the network of spying on russian opposition figure. a french school girl admits she made up claims about. a story sparked an online hate campaign against the teacher last year leading to his beheading. the e.u. chief puts the blame on astra zeneca for covert vaccine supply failures with just 10 percent of orders delivered. and says how the kremlin brands fresh claims from the us of moscow meddling this time to supposedly discredit american vaccines and fail.

> i get it it's hard to get excited about 2% when your neighbor just bought a helicopter with his deutschay things look now is not the way they were always look dividends make up a large portion of stock return but i would give up dividends gave birth to stock not the other way around you can go back 400 years we had joint venture shipping companies that would split the profit at the end of each trip and dissolve dividends were the innovation allowing to perpetual companies once you have those you needed a place to trade stakes in amsterdam created a stock exchange. although the pipe later and tell you about the history for now bear markets happen when the next one comes in your neighbors have it up on ebay you will be happy for the two or 3% payments trickling in. jack: one way to think about retirement is not do you want to nick await your savings but you want have a large enough pot you can actually live off the income and yields where they are that dividend payment can be the income, what do you think about using yields to live in retirement? >> as long as you are not reaching for yie

deutsche which is a german language channel belonging to the r.t. family now. efforts to gag to shut up. a daily thing undaunted they send out all these requests to other bags to open an account and the strangest thing happens because one of these banks they either did neither qwest rejected or just ignore all communications from see that the only reasonable explanation is that someone made phone calls a lot of them sent out memos and there aren't many forces in germany capable of dictating to the banks who to do business with the new to blacklist but the german government the russian foreign ministry has come out and commented on the issue and they're calling they've besieged the german counterparts and burleson to come to their senses which of them we consider such early hostile treatment of media outlets including russian once my foreign partners to be an acceptable they're working strictly within the scope was there legal rights a brilliant review the steps aimed at closing the bank accounts belonging to russian media a spot of political pressure on journal

i started out with 100 euros on day one i bought deutsche telekom amazon and an e.t.f. that tracks european banks the markets went against me and i ended in the red. 'd states you want a little better thanks mostly to task which continued its relentless rally. after 2 days i ended down a little more than 2 year olds. but it could have been worse trading is very risky even the most experienced wise and investors often find themselves caught out by market swings some studies have shown that around 80 percent of detroiters and up losing money in some of these new platforms have been accused of manipulating investors and under playing the risks of trading. knowing how to time markets under by when to sell is one of the hardest parts of investing many traders are eyeing this rally warily killed by central banks tenuous markets climb higher and higher. really deeply concerned about the situation where were you as long as the simple words are making the money so. the longer the bubble can grow so i don't see our c.f.o. but i will see that the bubble explodes i see that the bub

deutsche announced it's opening a channel in germany shortly after problems started headline summed up a smear campaign appeared then. told that the bank accounts in germany would be shot within months fast forward and now are being labeled a kremlin spies like i said coincidence you decide for that part of colleagues in germany home convinced. what we see. is a clear attempt to see this is an attempt to this is being constrained to impede i was going to a lover who was staring operation now and in the media at every turn against me had to prove allegations and suppressing our journalistic freedoms and making personal attacks this is what it means to be an alternative voice in germany and it's also worth mentioning that doesn't exactly have the best track record between 20152028 was hit with 72 reprimands from the german media regulator that's almost a 3rd of the total in that time frame something to bear in mind when you jump head 1st into this latest offering from the top lawyer and offering that promise is spiced sensation a bombshell and a juicy spy story but actually delivers well

volunteers he also broke with prestigious and tested big the vaccine on himself asked us to challenge the deutsche went to the lab and questions them out. kup i wish to infer from this difficult i actually didn't develop the vaccine but i used the antigen that we use for the boards for diagnostics to detect the antibodies then of course it was natural to use the end is in for immunization the founder of your immune company which was sold very profitably in 2017 has been involved in laboratory diagnostics for decades especially in auto immune diseases over several weeks he gave himself 3 injections of the vaccine and developed antibodies afterwards he vaccinated for family members also successfully this made him realize that this easy to produce vaccine was apparently completely safe so he would have such small protein immunizations are done over and over for all sorts of purposes everywhere claims he was asking for permission and awfully it all submission he's thought it already this was maybe too early in the front of the vote but i didn't get a reasonable answer and then at the end of december 2