emma, thank you. emma simpson.s denied being very drunk and enraged when he got into a fight outside a nightclub in bristol last september. ben stokes has been giving evidence for a second day at his trial. the 27—year—old admitted throwing several punches, but said he didn't remember knocking a man unconscious. he denies affray. the man he's accused of hitting is on trial alongside him. phil mackie reports from bristol crown court. ben stokes arrived in court for the fifth day of his trial and his second in the witness box. he was shown cctv footage filmed outside the club on the night of the fight. he denied offering £300 to a doorman who would not let him in, saying he would not even pay that to get into the best club in london. the english star also refuted claims he made fun of a gay couple in an offensive manner and had thrown a cigarette at them. mr stokes said he punched two men because they were abusing the gay men and had threatened him. but he said he couldn't remember what they'd said. prosecutors said.

emma: one final question.gs we are talking about on bloomberg is trade and the tit-for-tat we between china and the u.s. a global company and you sell abroad. how impact it are you by what we're hearing from the u.s. and china? the final regulations are not in what we have seen, we don't feel there will be an impact. most of what we do is fairly low price. there is a lot of that in our pricing structures. to an extent, some of these more expensive things may not be affected. everyone in our industry will be affected. there are certain items you can only get from the china products. more of an item to be aware of. harrison, ceo of party city, thank you very much. julie: thanks to emma chandra for the bloomberg exclusive to we are watching shares of -- it issoup afterword said to prepare for a sales of the company and he is in talks to build the campbell state. this is echoing a report from reportsin the month, and the new york post and in the wall street journal that globe was taking these moves. we are seeing

this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am emma chandra.e next hour, diana amoa, jpmorgan's asset management fixed asset portfolio manager. this is bloomberg. alix: we turn now to business week beat. first up, tysons free range. the meat maker explores animal free future. israel's health check revolution. the wealthy feel safe. leaving one of your homes is scary, but this offers ease of mind and a place for your submarines to unwind. [crosstalk] david: the submarine is what you take under the water. alix: this is why my producer said to read the intro before you do it. david: arco anchor of bloomberg businessweek. we look forward to it. this is fascinating. tom hays, ceo of tysons, is a big meat producer. he said let's be sustainable and let's do away with meat. >> it's a remarkable story. there are two things he had to take on. this is a company that had fallen under a lot of criticism for its practices, its employees. he had to undo that. he also had to improve that. he had to look at a future where people are eating less meat, beef.ally

emma thompson is a high courtjudge whose work is engulfing her life. involved in life—and—death cases, one of which is about the 17—year—old boy refusing a blood transfusion on religious grounds, but he is technically a child, and there is an argument about whether he's been forced by his parents into this position. she has to deal with weighty philosophical issues. she brings the work home with her, and her husband, he is starting to feel shut out of their marriage. here is a clip. i'll make reservations for dinner, because i've had an awful day myself. we'll go drink some wine, andl day myself. we'll go drink some wine, and i can get some opera tickets for saturday night. no, i am dutyjudge all we tickets for saturday night. no, i am duty judge all we can. tickets for saturday night. no, i am dutyjudge all we can. to make judgments for monday. —— all weekend. what? , nothing, just like la st weekend. what? , nothing, just like last weekend and a 50 weekend before that. well, that's how it is. yes, yes... look, idon't that. well, that's how it is. yes

will be appearing for a total of twenty one evenings emma dean already scored a big success touring clubs back in australia and she and her band will have to do their own publicity now to see window at least to sort of be on the street in a strategy of firing it's not something bad because you are out showing so it's a whole new world out but after last night we noticed that the ticket sales have spiked so i think word of mouth is a really. i really. that's probably the best way supplied to show you over fifty thousand performances go to make this the world's largest arts festival it's been growing since it was first held in one thousand forty seven and just keeps getting bigger expanding to pubs theaters and even clubs and anyone who can talk their way into one of the three hundred seventeen venues can join. there's a cultural democracy that underpins the friendship so it doesn't matter if you're kind of soprano or you're an artist who's performing for the first time you get exactly the same coverage in the brings program you get exactly the same treatment exactly the same slot and the b

emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. i'm nowjoined by emma simpson.t happens next? good question. it is business as usual for now, but we have no detail about what mike ashley is going to do and, crucially, how many stores he's going to keep. all he's saying for 110w going to keep. all he's saying for now is he wants to to turn house of fraser into the harrods of the high street. hugely ambitious. many are wondering whether he's bitten off more than he can chew. this is a large, complex business, and it isn't long, dare i say it, before the countdown to the crucial christmas trading season, where department stores in particular have to be at the top of their game. house of fraser has suffered from chronic underinvestment for a long time, it's had a succession of owners, and mike ashley has written to the rescue today, but can he really deliver? their thousands jobs depended on it. emma simpson, thank you. warmer weather, the football world cup and the royal wedding all helped lift economic growth in the three months tojune. the office for national sta

so emma thompson is a high court judge, whose work is engulfing her life.he is involved in matters of life and death, very, very complicated cases — one of which is about a boy who's 17 years old, who's refusing a blood transfusion on religious grounds. but he is still technically a child, there is an argument about whether or not he's being forced into this position by his parents. she has also to deal with cases of conjoined twins and, you know, these are weighty philosophical issues. when she comes home, she brings the work home with her, and her husband, played by stanley tucci, is starting to feel shut out of their marriage. here's a clip. i'll make reservations for dinner, as i've had an awful day myself. and, um, we'll go drink some wine and... and i can get some opera tickets for saturday night. no, i'm due tojudge all weekend. you can't switch it? mm—mm, two judgements for monday. hmm. what? 0h, nothing, it's just like last weekend and the 50 weekends before that. that's how it is. yes. um, look, i don't know how to say this, um, but here it is. it

romaine: emma chandra, thank you so much -- shery: emma chandra, thank you so much.ow me the funding. elon musk tells the new york times no one reviewed his infamous funding secure tweet. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: i am shery in in new york. romaine: i am romaine bostick. this is "bloomberg markets." futures in for focus. oil is set for the longest losing run since 2016 as tensions between the u.s. and china unsettle investors. how would you trade this? at the oil market, it has declined. we have not seen a $70 day for the whole month of august. it has been essentially a straight down move with higher -- higher highs and lower lows. we have seen a dip, down about $1.50 for the week. we made some one year highs in the dollar. let's pay attention because we are, depending on how we finish today, in position for a new high with a lower weekly close, which could be the start of a dollar stall that would help commodity markets. shery: do you see any bullish catalysts for oil? the pricee is always shock potential in the cards for oil. any disruption, any geopolitical issu

i am emma chandra. thank you so much. of mobius capital partners said capital controls could be coming. matt: they had taken -- measuresy have taken to prevent trade in the u.s. dollar. the next step would be complete trade control not allowing dollars to leave the country. that is a real possibility. is emadining us mostaque, capricorn fund managers co-cio, and z at that daoud. ziad is the effect of capital controls in turkey? 10% inrobably less than terms of real capital controls. you might see something around the edges. full-scale capital controls like we see in other emerging markets could lead to a debt spiral for turkey. alix: what kind of downside do we still need to see in turkish assets if we don't see capital controls? ziad: the turkish bank is very creative given that they have policies against local borrowing. they will try to do everything they can sort of raising interest rates because that has a knock on effect for the economy. allies in the gulf states in china, trying to get swap lines set up to avoid ca

please welcome march for our livers activist emma gonzalez and matt deitsch.u here, is that the first thing will you do is go to my water, just check. >> no, it's the mug. >> trevor: what if it was a fake mug and you would expose the fact i don't have any real things in my cup. welcome to the show. thank so much for being here. what is fascinating in wamping your journey, many people get ang disng-- angry when bad people happen in their world, not just in america, everywhere. some people do something but you continue to work at it to make change. what do you think keeps driving you? >> i definitely know that in the very beginning of all this we met way bunch of kids from chicago who, the peace warriors mainly who we are still friends with today. and they 208d us about the six principles of nonviolence, martin luther king and principle number five is, no, principle number four is accept suffering without retaliation for the sake of the cause to achieve the goal. which means basically doesn't matter what you face as an individual, the goal is much more important

emma wiggs —— practically foes office. the world championships. over the last few races we've had its very tight racing but the times we are doing oui’ racing but the times we are doing ourfar in advance of racing but the times we are doing our far in advance of the rest of the world. if we are on that start line ina the world. if we are on that start line in a good shake, we can put on a show for the world. that's all the sport for now. that's it. the next news on bbc one is at 6.40, bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. let's return to the death at the age of 80 of the former un secretary general kofi annan. mr annan held the post of secretary general from january 1997 until december 2006. he was the first black african to hold the position. he later served as the un special envoy for syria, leading efforts to find a peaceful solution to the conflict. mr annan also won the nobel peace prize in 2001, for helping to revitalise the un. as you can imagine, twitter has been active in the couple of hours si

so, the children act, which is a new film starring emma thompson tonight.ck kkkklansman, the spike lee film. and the children act, i'm very interested to hear what you say. i have read the novel and i like it. high courtjudge whose work is involved in her life, she is involved in her life, she is involved in her life, she is involved in matters of life and death, very complicated cases, one of which is about a boy who is 17 yea rs old of which is about a boy who is 17 years old and is refusing a blood infusion on religious grounds. there are immense about whether or not he is being forced into this position by his parents, these are weighty philosophical issues. when she comes home, she brings to work home with her and her husband, played by sta nley her and her husband, played by stanley tucci, is starting to feel shut out of their marriage. he is equipped. —— here is a clip. shut out of their marriage. he is equipped. -- here is a clip. when we we re equipped. -- here is a clip. when we were kings and wine and i can get some pretty good to saturday night.

emma: that's absolutely right. been working to incorporate fresh food in their grocery offerings. the sales are the best in nine years. a really good post for comparative sales. take a look at the bloomberg here. i've got edgy chart here. has the sales posted for over a decade. sales up over 4.5% today. analysts have hailed this as a banner quarter. they've been aggressively defending themselves against amazon after acquiring whole foods. walmart has a bigger share of the grocery aisle. amazon doesn't even make the top five in u.s. grosses just yet. they've been refreshing their food offerings, and they have been interested on online orders you can pick up in the store. ceo doug mcmillon said they are aggressively pursuing that strategy. you can collect at walmart stores. amazon only recently announced they would be offering that service in some of their whole foods stores. selina: right, walmart has clearly been very aggressive. they have click and collect, they have curbside pickup. but how does this compare to a

for now, emma chandra has first word news. refusing to release detained americans after an escalating feud. the u.s. opposed sanctions over the matter, prompting it took us to zig -- delegation to visit washington. aboutrks raised concerns an investigation by the u.s. with boris, problems johnson. his own conservative party will investigate him for ridiculing muslim women who wear burqa's. prime minister theresa may in the chairman of the conservative party have called on johnson to apologize. russia is threatening to retaliate for a new round of u.s. sanctions. the u.s. is opposing the penalties to punish vladimir putin's government for the nerve agent attack on a former double agent and his daughter in the u.k. russia was defiant and officials denied any involvement .global . global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am emma chandra. david: thanks so much. the russian ruble has plunged to a two-year low. we welcome from moscow grego

emma vardy, and we will have more this evening.me here at dublin caso, i have the father from a diocese in the west of ireland and a former uk ambassador to the holy seed in the vatican. before we talk about what is happening in the park, can we talk about the day so far? —— dublin castle. your thoughts on what the pope had to say, expression on disappointment and going forward with concrete actions to tackle child abuse. that is in an realistic expectation, he has gone further than that ever before by specifically naming bishops who need to be held accountable for the mismanagement in the war of the cover—up of child sexual abuse. much more important than his words has been his gestures, i was struck by the meeting with the homeless people in the caption centre. 0ne the meeting with the homeless people in the caption centre. one of the interesting things there is the vulnerability of people in one of the things i noticed, none of them had mobile phones, people were taking selfies and these were people on the edge of society with h

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emma chandra is here with more. there will be a sale of the company. emma: yes. that is right.a filing that shows the stakes. nielsen to start exploring the process of a possible sale. they say nielsen is undervalued and presents an attractive investment opportunity. you were talking about the moves in the stock price. overngs in decline year-to-date compared to have the s&p 500 has been doing.if you take a look at how the bloomberg is doing , i put the s&p 500 industrials index. julie: wow. why? why had it done so poorly? emma: because of a bevy of bad news. they had earnings last month, and the company lost a quarter of its market value on the back of the earnings. they missed analyst estimates. the company cut its forecast. they cited weakness in the division. they have been doing really very badly. there were a lot of analysts who looked at those earnings results, but they did say they are still a market leader, still considered to be the gold standard so there is the potential room for growth or for getting back there. one of the busiest active investors. they also rescued

they don't really know they're emma emma earned the top dog spot with a time under six seconds.lling her the usain bolt of pugs. took home a medal, trophy, and pillow. a good time was had by all pugs and pug lovers as you can see. >>> nbc 10 bay area and telemundo 48 are working to clear the shelters this weekend. our annual effort to help pets find their furever homes. . saturday was our big adoption event. it involved 70 shelters in the bay area that reduced or waived fees. in all, more than 1,200 pets found new homes this weekend. nationally, more than 77,000 pets were adopted through our clear the shelters initiative. we have posted plenty of coverage as well as photos and video all on our website, nbcbayarea.com. and who knows, maybe someone went home with a super fast pug ready for next year's berlin race. >>> we got good weather for it, too. livermore, look at the seven-day forecast for livermore into the 80s and yountville and north bay, looks a lot nicer than it has been with numbers close to 80 through the week. >> we like the temperatures. we need to clear the air. >>

emma: it is a different stock story.lling this year and we have a chart that shows the stock price compared with macy's. all eyes seem to be on e-commerce as they are in a battle with amazon. you can see amazon's market cap dwarfs that of walmart. walmart looking at about 40% e-commerce growth full-year and they had 33% commerce growth this quarter. boyle who covers walmart for bloomberg, says he will be looking at margins to see if they are passing along any of the costs. that will be interesting to see because that could create more space. julie: labor and freight costs going up. bring in my favorite chart, my walmart chart. mark: have a look at the stoxx 600 banks index, it ends in a bear market today, led by a number of spanish banks. they have the big exposure to em , em stocks and currencies. that is the link between the bear market we saw in the index today. stoxx 600 lowest since june. s&p 500 dropping by 1%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: it is noon in washington at midnight in hong kong. i am david westin. sheri

the same evening just a few minutes walk farther on emma dean will soon find out how effective their publicity for broken romantics was. the house is two thirds full that's relatively good. the audience has taken on a journey through lovesickness suffering and confidence the message is simple a broken heart can heal if you learn to accept yourself as you watch. the show with her voice is amazing i thought it was very unique not what i was expecting to see fully. numbers will just keep growing and growing which they seem to be doing really naturally just to get the show in front of as many people as possible to make you connections. for this day and the gina and her band are done tomorrow's another day and another performance at the famous fabulist free. clothes make the man but do they make him happy well one place to find out is in the danish capital copenhagen which has been playing host to fashion week plus the days of already been voted some of the happiest people on the planet so does the so-called scanned style have something to do with it let's find out. this year's copenhagen

. ♪ emma: this is bloomberg daybreak.in the next sonders, charles schwab chief investment strategist. this is bloomberg. now to your bloomberg business flash. the royal bank of scotland has agreed to a record settlement. the u.s. justice department says the bank will pay $4.9 billion. authorities report it is the biggest penalty imposed -- rbs is not admitting to any wrongdoing. a chain department store have soared today. the company owns all of the 30% stake. a formal bid may be forthcoming in the near future. alcoholic beverage -- is -- nding its bad the maker of corona beer is investing in cannabis growth. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: we turn now to wall street beat. filings reveal the positions of einhorn and more. china pauses the game amid agency shakeup, china freezes approvals for the world's biggest gaming market. cfa past rates drop. david: joining us now is peggy .ollins these are always a little out of date. they are the u.s. stock bydings, long positions hedge fund managers, but it does give u

regulators -- emma: toyota is preparing for challenges in the u.s.arket that could be hit by a trade war. sharpening focus on -- beat estimates. the company smashed its predictions in american sales by 50,000 vehicles. don't telldon't ask on the cbs quarterly earnings call. analysts heated a request from company executives and did not ask about the sexual harassment allegations against the ceo. he spoke on the call that did not address the issue. since the allegations cannot one week ago, cbs is down 8%. that is the bloomberg business flash. julie: thanks. david? david: how did don't ask don't tell work for the u.s. military? it sort of reflects the relationship between wall street and many companies, analysts. that they tread carefully. david: the issue isn't the sexual allegations for me. this isn't access hollywood. the question is what it is doing to the company. and to what extent is this a distraction, being in a possible fight with viacom. other companies are moving so fast on a distraction that could slow them down. i don't know that they wil

singer emma jean has come with her band all the way to skye. then from australia to play their latest fro graham titled broken romantics. will be appearing for a total of twenty one evenings emma dean already scored a big success touring clubs back in australia in edinburgh they have to make publicity in the streets now but now they see window at least to sort of be on the street in the stradley a flyer it's not something that was being here for a show you so it's a whole new world out but after last night we noticed that that ticket sales have spiked so i think word of mouth is a really. really. probably the best way to put my to show you over fifty thousand performances go to make this the world's largest arts festival it's been growing since it was first held in one thousand forty seven and just keeps getting bigger expanding to pubs theatres and even clubs anyone who can talk their way into one of the three hundred seventeen venues can join. there's a cultural democracy that underpins the framers so it doesn't matter if your kindness brough

emma vardy, thank you for that.are believed to have been killed and several injured after a mass shooting at an entertainment complex in florida. it happened during a gaming tournament in the city of jacksonville in the north of the state. police say the suspect was killed at the scene. 0ur correspondent david willis is in washington. david, what more can you tell us? what we know is that the shooting took place at a video gaming tournament at a shopping complex in downtown jacksonville. gamers from across the country had gathered to ta ke across the country had gathered to take part in that event. it was streaming live when this gunman started to open fire, and you can hear, although the picture goes away, the sound continues and you can hear screaming and a lot of panic. at a news conference within the last few minutes, the local sheriff's deputies down there are saying that people have been killed and injured, but they are not saying at the moment how many, nor are they confirming reports, unconfirmed reports, th

emma, thank you.peak, the pope is currently departing dublin for knock shrine before he heads back to phoenix park for the congregation. and we'll be talking to one of those eight abuse survivors who met the pope, in the next few minutes. directors who dissolve companies to avoid paying workers' wages or pensions could face heavy fines or be banned from running firms, under government proposals. ministers are planning changes in the wake of what they describe as "recent large—scale business failures", which left suppliers out of pocket and sizeable black holes in pension pots. hundreds of venezuelans have been allowed into peru, just hours after the country said that anyone crossing the border would need a passport. peru had been trying to stem the flow of people coming into the country as they flee the economic crisis in venezuela, but the foreign minister has now said that no one will be denied entry. emmerson mnangagwa is due to be sworn in as zimbabwe's president this morning, following the oustin

emma vardy is in dublin for us this morning. good to see you.ooking forward to this visit, not necessarily because they are fans, some also wanting to see a change from the catholic church —— lots of people. that's right. of course, this is a huge event for ireland, huge anticipation about what the pope's visit will bring, lots of excitement from many catholics. of course, the pope still has the ability to draw huge crowds almost like nobody else on the planet. of course, ireland used to be a very strong catholic country but it's on the gun huge and social change in the gun huge and social change in the last a0 years since the last papal visit —— the last a0 years since the last pa pal visit —— it's the last a0 years since the last papal visit —— it's undergone. recent votes have legalised gay marriage and abortion, a mark of how social attitudes have changed. but religion is central to many people's lives here and the arrival of pope francis later this morning at 10:30am at dublin airport, he will be greeted at a welcome ceremony there, then th

thank you to emma chandra. hacking any election.orts of candidates been targets of phishing attacks. isnd bloomberg technology livestreaming on twitter. @tictoc.ow us on this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: this is "bloomberg technology." i am selina wang in san francisco in for emily chang. a democratic senator from missouri confirm she was targeted by cyber attacks. the alleged culprit, the russian intelligence blamed for meddling in the 2016 election. her comments were confirmed that russians have infiltrated the election systems of certain counties. a democrat running in california's june primary was the target of cyber attacks. they are being investigated why the fbi. to continue a look at just how vulnerable american election systems are, i would like to welcome general earl matthews -- he served three decades in the air force, where he directed cyber investigations across the globe. i would also like to welcome our bloomberg cybersecurity reporter. these escalating cyber attacks we are hearing about, and 11-year-old was able to hack

when emma tilt was killed i was like ten years old. and i recall seeing his battered body body that did not look human in a coffin. i remember how that affected me and traumatized me. and then a few weeks later the police busted through my grandmother's home where we were all living. snatched my brother and my grandmother ask what do you want with him. they took my brother way i thought sure, if and when i ever saw my brother he was going to resemble emma tilt in that coffin. it was at that point that i made a conscious decision as young people do make decisions. when i grow up i meant to do this. i did not grow into adulthood to do anything about it. i took action as a child a number of people from voter registration. i was the president of the naacp at the time. and i began to work with a number of other people. in the voter registration was going very poorly. with the young people. to hold their interest. they decided on direct action. they were arrested sitting in at the greyhound bus station. a mass meeting was held at the masonic

emma, good to see you.erns about plastic. what is driving it, do you think? the response has been incredible from the government. it is hard to the government to ignore the strength of feeling of normal citizens. i think what is driving it is, people have just woken up to the fact that lives are filled with plastic. and some of these items are essential but the majority of them are not. this question of what is what is and is not essential will be debated presumably by manufacturers and members of the public in terms of what they find convenient to use. thousands of people respond to a consultation but when it comes to them paying more for things do you think this level of commitment will be sustained? hopefully the taxes placed on these items would increase the cost for consumers. we would like to see taxes on plastic which will hopefully lead to manufacture is using more recycled plastic in their products. and then there are other taxes like the plastic bag charge with the money is small and it serves mor

emma simpson, bbc news.mes hughes, james is the chief market analyst at axitrader, and hejoins me down the line from north london. thank you very much for being with us thank you very much for being with us this evening on bbc news. any great surprise that mike ashley came up great surprise that mike ashley came up with the money at the last—minute? up with the money at the last-minute? not necessarily. i think this is what he does, isn't it? he waits to the last minute and we have to remember with house of fraser, this has been the case for a long time. we have almost been waiting for the administrators to go into house of fraser and we have seen the poor results in them struggling and he has seen that himself. of course there have been other beats that we have been waiting for that not necessarily materialised and by the time they have the business in order, this is what he does, comes in the last minute and scoops it up and he will feel like he got a bargain and he has been wanting to get into department

. >> next, let's head to venice where emma stone's movie is premiering tonight. 18th senchry england and looks to start the awards buzz for emma. >> premiering in venice tomorrow night, a bradley cooper's latest, a star is born, with the actor produced and directed with lady gaga. >> i stopped playing piano and i was like, bradley, you have a great voice. >> 19 songs. bradley sings on nine of them. >> i can't wait to hear them. i hear he trained a long time. >> i wonder how lady gaga felt about it. >> great. >>> follow up to a quiet place has an official release date, may 15th, 2020. >> can't wait for that one either. >>> still ahead -- >> what a night. >>> chip and joanna with a new baby. will they return to tv? >>> plus, behind the scenes with jason bateman. will pal jennifer aniston pop up on their netflix hit? >>> kristen bell and backs shepard. what we got hollywood's quirkiest couple to admit. cloep clop closed captioning provided by -- >>> hey, you recognize the woman and man behind the movie mask? it's dax shepard and kristen bell. dax capturing the momen

our business correspondent emma simpson reports. is the last thing this business needs — a stream of angry customers. the website is down and orders cancelled, thousands of them. house of fraser says it is sorry, and refunds will be given. nearly a fifth of its sales are now online, business this chain can ill afford to lose. one of house of fraser's failings over the last few years has been that its online offer has not been good enough. and that's something that mike ashley's team will be wanting to remedy pretty quickly. but it demonstrates how suddenly, if your online offer can't be delivered, how it impacts your customers and their ability to spend money with you straightaway. here is the problem. its warehouse operator, xpo logistics, has stopped processing orders, including at this site in milton keynes, in a dispute over payment. this time last week, mike ashley came riding to the rescue. he did so by buying this chain through what is known as a prepack administration, a much—used process that is controversial, because it me

emma chandra is here.has been a escalation in the dispute between saudi arabia and canada. depomed ofsuspended ties and halted investments rates. the canadian ambassador to saudi arabia criticize the saudis for arresting women's rights activists. the saudis told the ambassador a 24ave the country with hours. the president claims he has the upper hand in the trade dispute with china. beijing does not think so. an editorial says china is prepared for a protracted trade war with the u.s. and says the nation is ready to go through the economic fallout. another challenge to the european union from italy's deputy premier. he says the government will not populistrules block it program. he says it will be fine if italy can refinance. lethe said he will not rules stand in the way. global news 24 hours a day on air, and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. thanks. the federal reserve has given tory indication it plans keep raising rat

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emma chandra, with our stock of the hour, dish.ty brings etf's into the areas of the investors, more specifically, index funds. i wonder if he seesand we willa truly liquid exchange traded fund. this is bloomberg. s is bloomberg. lisa: this is bloomberg markets. i'm lisa abramowicz. scarlet: and i'm scarlet fu. fidelity investments, having lost billions of dollars in assets -- let's start over. fidelity investments has seen a lot of money pulled out of its funds to rivals, but it has pulled out new ammunition to use against those rivals by dropping fees on traditional index funds to zero -- at least on two of the funds. here to explain that is eric senioras, bloomberg's etf analyst. this sounds like a big deal, because there has always been this war between eds and mutual funds, active mutual funds about and mutual -- etf's funds, active mutual funds about fees coming down. etf's arex funds and undergoing a serious fee war. they have been for a while. you can get etf sent index funds for 5, 4, 3, 2, even one basis point. fidelity e

emma: earnings what came out after that.ng kong private equity firm taking a $375 million stake. it will get shares in the retail business and the blockchain business. what the investment does is it values the blockchain arm more than the whole of overstock. stake, $105 million million is going to retail and $275 -- $275 million is going into buying a stake in 20. the overstock ceo wants to get rid of the retail business and focus solely on fintech. julie: maybe that could be a good move. are we hearing anything from the sell side? emma: there is only one analyst covering overstock. that overstock is on much firmer footing and he liked this gsr investment. he rated his price target to $112. he has a bullish case which sees the stock going to $355 a share. julie: it is at $46 now? emma: a long way to go, to be clear. julie: this stock has high hedge fund ownership as well. mark: have a quick peek at what happened at the end of today's session, the biggest declines on the stoxx 600 for a month. we saw spillover from the turkey

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emma, the former volleyball her turned paralympic champion canoeist and charlotte henshaw, a two—timeto be it. i need to find a way of trying to get myself another one of these things and i got in the boat and something clicked. they gave me that new lease of life that i needed. as soon as i got in the bow tie. he was right. i looked moving quickly out of the wheelchair and for me was a chance to really see what i could do with the bits of me that worked to make that boat go as fa st that worked to make that boat go as fast as possibly could. they have only been team—mates and rivals for the last 12 months are feeling the benefits. i knew of her and she had cut of won everything there is to win and she was a brilliant athlete. to have someone like charlotte is an incredible motivator but also a real support. she drank urging. she's an incredible competitor and we want to dominate the world together. we are very good friends off the water but any athlete wants to line up and win. if she beats me she has put in network to beat me. certainly friends off the water but practically photos o

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emma: it is hard to put a number because there is uncertainty and i suppose the banks are sending --ting up offices. the reality has been much lower where. wee like 100, so i think probably will not have a final figure for years to come. of course, what is happening at the moment is there is increasing talk about the idea of no deal brexit and if we were to approach that kind of problem, the numbers would go up. caroline: of course, that adds fuel to the fire. theresa may will discuss it at a high level meeting in september. emma: it is reported that they are going to have a cabinet meeting just about no deal, so it sends ahand, message to the eu that they are taking it seriously and and on the other hand, it teases the conservative party, who says the government can do more to prepare for no deal so they can walk away. of course, the other interesting thing they are talking about is how to keep the irish border open even in the case of no deal because the irish border is the obstacle in talks. it could be the thing that eventually scuffles talks and leaves us with a no deal scenario