with evan brown, head of asset strategy at ubs asset management.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg markets." i'm kriti gupta alongside jon erlichman. the s&p 500, near session loads right now. all major groups in the red. the selloff is broad. let's get more perspective, with the head of strategy at ubs management. we went from all bearish to almost all bullish, where do you stand on that spectrum? >> can i say neither bullish or bearish? [laughter] >>>> you've got to pick one. [laughter] >> it's more international versus u.s.. what we are seeing internationally is that it is a big rebound from china, where you don't want to bet against president xi, was really trying to get the economy going. europe, looking much better with natural gas prices coming down. and earnings expectations pretty low, especially in emerging-market worlds. in the u.s., there's more room for earnings expectations to come down. a little bit more vulnerability, rates saying higher for longer which we still think will be the case. you could be neutral overall equities b

evan brown has the story. it's no secret. the airlines are having a tough time lately. bad weather and short staffing or giving travelers headaches if not stranding them in strange cities, where they end up, leaving behind phones, wallets and other possessions. now a new tech company is working to improve one essential airport service the lost and found we said we need to bring every piece of it online. we need to help his businesses quickly ingest all these claims. we need to help them match it's called boomerang. a new platform developed specifically for digitizing and streamlining the airport lost and found instead of searching a big room full of lost items, boomerangs, intelligent and automated logistic software uses ai to quickly match passengers with their missing stuff. and if they're already on the flight home boomerang you can take it from there to collect shipping details. we collect payment. for the airport. we put the label right inside the product for the business they printed out. smack it on the box platform is already working at two international airport

evan brown. tells us that tech company to make it easier for you to get those items back. it's no secret. the airlines are having a tough time lately. bad weather and short staffing or giving travelers headaches if not stranding them in strange cities, where they end up, leaving behind phones, wallets and other possessions. now a new tech company is working to improve one essential airport service the lost and found we said we need to bring every piece of it online. we need to help his businesses quickly ingest all these claims. we need to help them match it's called boomerang, a new platform developed specifically for digitizing and streamlining the airport lost and found instead of searching a big room full of lost items, boomerangs, intelligent and automated logistic software uses ai to quickly match passengers with their missing stuff. and if they're already on the flight home boomerang you can take it from there to collect shipping details. we collect payment. for the airport. we put the label right inside the product for the business they printed out. smack it on the

first time ever the makers of evan that will feature an all female back for international women's day. >> the packaging features female m and m spoke candies, green, brown and purple. the company says it's part of their flipping the status quo campaign. they're also giving nearly a million dollars, 2 organizations that uplift and empower women customers can also nominate a woman. they know who is making an impact in the winners would receive $10,000 in grant money. not bad. hey, nominate a woman. you love a lot just don't buy a danger in it haha, stick with us. we'll be right back for cover news at 9 inches to there. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at >> now at 9, another storm system is already hitting the bay area tonight with more rain and strong winds. and this is cities around the bay area are still recovering from the most recent storms. storms. we've seen downed trees and power lines all across the region. of course, from the saturated ground and the strong winds. thank you for joining us tonight for kron. 4 news at 9. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow kron for news. i'm meteorologist mabris