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global stock selloff. a sea of red over the globe after the boudou dow posts its t point loss ever. >>> and credit suisse falls to the bottom of the smi amid concerns about the swiss bank's exposure to a security the wall street fear gauge, the vix, spikes to the highest level in two years >>> the risk-off sentiment also rattled the crypto world bitcoin falls to $6,000. >>> but the ceo of bp tells cnbc that the rough years are over for his country, shrugging off the recent market volatility as they post better-than-expected fourth quart earnings. >> we have gotten through years of difficulty. this market turmoil, we are only back to where we were on the 1st of january we're very long-term >>> good morning a bit of a bloodbath in europe the ftse down about 1.65%. the dax almost down 2% the cac down 1.25% and the ftse mib down 1.25%. let's look at the sectors across europe it's not a pretty picture for any of them. we can see basic resources down 0.25%. financial services down 2% down. industrials down almost 2% not a lot of good news for investors in europe. >> after a long stretch of complacency, volatility is

>>> global markets in meltdown mode the dow posting its single biggest loss in history. right now we are pointing to another big plunge on the market it's tuesday, february 6, 2018, "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >> this is cnbc breaking news, market selloff >>> good morning a warm welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm wilfred frost, straight to the markets. we were down 4.6% for the dow yesterday. the nasdaq down less than 4% wiping out all of this year's gains for the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq just holding on to positive territory it won't be if this is anything to go by at the open we are down 434 points for the dow. the s&p is down 28 the nasdaq down 23 points. we have higher volume yesterday. 8.6 billion shares raided. 50-day moving average 5.7. we saw vix spike very much at the end of the session so every everiedy kate y edindi risk off indicator let's look at the ten-year treasury note. rising yields over the coarurseo the move has been a spark for this selloff we saw yields come back a bit yesterday, right at the end of that chart 2.85% or so at

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i spoke to facebook‘s head of global policy, monika bickert, about our post—mortem account options. facebook, i would imagine is an impossible task to get right. it's certainly a very difficult area for us. losing people is so hard, and at facebook, we want to make sure that we are respecting that person's life and respecting the choices that person made, but we also want to make sure we're making this process as easy as possible for the family members that are going through it, and actually, it's sometimes hard for us to satisfy both of those. so i'd imagine a lot of people do not tell you, facebook, what they want to happen to their accounts after their death, so how do you know what to do? that's right, a lot of people don't. i want to be clear that there is a way to tell facebook what you would like to happen to your account after you pass away. we call it our legacy contact — you can actually designate someone who can look after your account after you're gone. basically, this gives the person — you can choose what authority you want the person to have — but this gives the perso

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