here at the global times i personally feel this is a bit over the top and he went on to say that the country is not front joe so china should allow a narrow opening to access outside networks however almost as quickly as that post has been put up it was then deleted say so clear that the leadership in beijing is worried if they paranoid yeah and you can see why i mean they've got a lot of issues going on at the moment they've got this trade war going on with the u.s. and also hong kong i mean these ongoing protests for months and many more are expected on tuesday even though they are officially banned in these pro-democracy protesters are calling it a day of grief so china very worried and very keen for people to show them loyalty so recently recently they launched a propaganda app which was a way to train chinese in the teachings of president xi jinping and marxism and they go even step further with that so not only should journalists be versed in all those teachings but they now have to pass an exam in order to keep their press accreditation so it just goes to show how seriously ch

global times i personally feel this is a bit over the top and he went on to say that the country isn't fragile so china should allow a narrow opening to access outside networks but almost as quickly as he had posted that message it was then deleted so wasn't really there to be seeing for that long seems like beijing really is worried about anything getting in the way of the senators really yeah and i think that they are concerned not just about the protests in hong kong there's also a lot of focus on what's going on with the weak is in the northwest of china as this upcoming presidential election in taiwan they've got the ongoing battle with the u.s. over trade so they've got a lot of things they're concerned about and i think what they want more than anything is to see loyalty so they've now launched an app which is like a propaganda telling people chinese that they need to learn all about the teaching of president paying and marxism and even now going as far as saying not only should journalists be versed in that but that they have to sit and examine order to keep their press accredi

we will speak exclusively to global times editor-in-chief.making the headlines with president trump resuming his attack on the fed. the ecb expected to resume q.e. later. >> we are seeing a risk on moves after president trump delayed those tariffs on chinese goods october 15. let's get straight to the market action. >> in japan, we are seeing the yenof 9/10 of 1%, but the is back above 1/8 for the first time since august 8. and the first time in three weeks after trump follow china's goodwill gesture on tariffs. the europe holding on a 110 handle before the ecb meeting this thursday. checking and on the aix 100, we have a gaining. getting closer to the 69 mark further -- until global risk aversion returns. dollari stocks and kiwi billionas well, but 100 market value milestone here, but we may see that soon enough. paul: sophie, thank you. let's check in on the first word news. jessica: thanks. the u.k. government is warning of sweeping chaos from a no deal brexit, with disruption to trade and financial services, and the possibility of public

5% of the global oil supply, we have not seen anything like that in a long time.alf of it is restored you still have 2.5 million barrels a day cut, it is more than anytime recently. there was an uprising in libya a number of years back, that is more production that was caught -- there were fires in canada two or three years ago. it is a massive amount. if we have to wait several weeks for that to come back, we could see strength in the price for a while. we have seen this huge rally at the open. i believe most analysts had not expected such a rally of 20% for brent. how sustained will prices be as we move forward, and we have not much clarity when we could get the supplies back? robert: there is a couple of things. saudi's, energy aspects put out a note saying the saudi's will be able to supply their customers with oil around the world. president trump is authorizing the release of oil from the strategic reserves. what is more significant is this shows one of last week we had this growing warming of the relations between the u.s. and iran in a sense. very hawkish

we spoke with the ceo of the global times. >> this option should not be ruled out.enzhen, sending a warning to hong kong. i think it is very obvious that central governments would only take measures in a cautious way, instead they would like to see the problem resolved by hong kong. >> sophie kamaruddin joins us now. pretty disconcerting. the clashes are getting more and more aggressive with each week. after about 100 days of unrest, we saw what appears to clashes withssive demonstrators, detracting from the largely peaceful legal rally we saw on sunday with a breakaway group of protesters targeting the government complex and a legislative council policeg and we saw deployed tear gas, rubber bullets, and water cannons. hurled had petrol bombs at several subway stations and two entrances set on fire. and legal up 2% action could be taken, given the vandalism. i also want to highlight shares that are under pressure, but in the wake of the hong kong airport authority, the biggest drop in passengers for august was june 2009. >> we had news coming out of beijing last wee

against terrorism was how they framed it you had a number of pieces in nationalist publications like global times. it's all the sun you see both as chinese language media push not so much acknowledging that that there are weaker is who are in detention but kind of trying to spin it basically into something that's a softer more voluntary form of detention and then there was also a cultural aspect which is the idea that they are not you know stifling we are a culture they are preserving it. you know. young . people are allowed to do ethnic dances make their traditional make their traditional rugs so their narrative has been changing over time based on how international community has been responding reacting so this public misinformation campaign spots started last august and it's happening to this day. is weaker he advocates and campaigns for legal rights from his base in washington d.c. took him has been to 16 the chinese official narrative i don't see john for years he and others are lists points to a framework of institutional islamophobia and a sense of superiority amongst the countries ethnic

then we had the signal from the editor of the global times, which is an important mouthpiece here forommunist party. he made the point that whatever calls did make place were not at the level of significance president trump thought they were. pres. trump: i think they want to make a deal. i do not think they have a choice, and i'm not saying that as a threat. >> it was very clear his leaders were whispering in his ear all weekend. someone showed president trump a speech the vice premier made last night in china. trump saw the word calm and thought that was some sort of concession from the chinese, that they would not escalate further. he is taking that as a positive and he is running with it and sending out some more hopeful messages to markets today. york fed president bill dudley called president trump's trade war with china a manufactured disaster in the making. in a bloomberg opinion piece, saying the accommodation encourages the president will escalate the trade war further, increasing the risk of recession. officials could say explicitly the central bank won't bailout and admini

china's global times newspaper later said he was one of its reporters. what happened at the airport sparked a powerful soul searching among protesters a vote was taken online and they apologized the next day. was # the was. a 13th weekend of protests thousands were marching to mark the 5th anniversary of the so-called 31st decision when beijing rejected calls for 40 democratic chief executive elections in hong kong. it was a surprisingly large and diverse crowd. they've come despite the rain and despite knowing that police had banned the march and arrested several high profile pro-democracy activists and lawmakers but day earlier. among the thousands of marches was a small group of protesters waving american flags. they did period at other protests drawing accusations that the united states was behind the movement. but the group said they were simply putting forward a request. and wanting you to call on. somebody like that you've on a couple of those dots you hound dog and. if the act is passed hong kong could lose its special trade status with the u.s.

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global price rains. -- range. manus: what about spending for you? do you spend timee daily machinations of oil when looking at capital expenditure decisions? in terms of your project rolet -- rollout to bandwidth on oil price? majid: absolutely, all oil and thecompanies need to have price they will use to screen project and look at investments for the coming year. we are using $60 for now, looking at where that may change. in our region, which is where we focus, the cost of production is noso much the challenge. we have more challenges above delayed payments, compound security challenges, and regimes in our region need to change, particularly targeting more gas. what we've been hearing is the growth of fuel for this century in this region. manus: the margins on gas are under pressure. the egyptian oil minister was under serious pressure in the gas markets he's seen. majid: globally when it comes to there has been downward pricing -- pressure on pricing and a big pressure has been the u.s. shale revolution. liquid gas prices of two dollars, which no one thought possib

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global economy. somewhat different this time. have this trade dispute going on with china and we have the concerns about global growth contracting and so you put those things together and it might not be easy for equity markets to shrug it off this time around. the last time, we also saw the u.s. dollar was fairly strong during clinton's impeachment and this time around, we have the fed lowering rates. that might not be quite supportive. also, u.s. treasury's act as a global haven where his last time [indiscernible] there's quite a thedifferences compared to time clinton was impeached. >> just looking at today's reactions, gold is on the way up and the dollar under pressure. is it impeachment or everything else on the table? lot is to doite a with the fact that donald trump took a pretty hardline approach against china during his united nations speech. i think considering talks are supposedly coming up, investors are hoping for a softer stance against china to encourage people there was a deal coming, so a bit of a shock that he

now the editor of the global times, this is party politics or at least we sometimes take it from chinaderstand that soybeans and pork are to be exempted for this additional tariff. for the moment, i guess there's a little bit of a market reaction, maybe a touch, these futures are gaining more than they were five minutes ago than after the latest headline suggesting there's a little bit more easing of tensions between the two nations. now let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash in new york city, here's viviana hurtado. viviana: u.s. chipmakers urged president trump to ease sales to huawei. they encouraged prompt action for sales that don't implicate national security concerns. trump had promised to loosen restrippingses on the huawei licenses after meeting with ping in june. the company which help protect and distribute content, price shares above an already increased target and now valued at $4.4 billion. uber sold a bumper number of junk bonds and offering as a public company and the drive share company raised $1.2 billion compared to sales of 50 million and help uber fund

time. it is actually dragging on the global economy. you're not going to get inflation. u're not going to get more gross. you're going to get less. returns on the bond market are going to be very low for a long time. vonnie: defensive stocks have been a little less defensive and the last few days. people have been pulling out of them a little bit. why do you think that is? david: when people talk about reads and utilities as ways of protecting against or getting better yields in a bad environment, but if you look at things like financials and energy, those are traditionally cyclical areas, or have been recently. i think these areas are just less cyclical than they have been, so there is just better value elsewhere. vonnie: where, then? obviously, yields are bouncing around all over the place, and you want to be very careful with where you allocate the fixed income portion of your portfolio. what about stocks? david: both energy and financials look cheap because they are both price for much more cyclical sectors than they have been in the past. i also think international e

she takes over the imf at a time when the global economy is slowing.f at a time when the global economy is slowing. i assume my position fully aware of the challenges we face. global economic growth continues to disappoint, trade tensions persist, and debt burdens are rising in many countries. ms kristalina georgieva has been known to champion the causes of climate change, she takes over from christine lagarde causes of climate change, she takes overfrom christine lagarde and causes of climate change, she takes over from christine lagarde and will be the second female boss at the trillion dollarfund. let‘s turn now to international trade, and the us and japan have outlined initial details of a new deal. let‘s go to our asia business hub where mariko oi has been following the story. so, what more do we know about this deal, then? well, ben, there is still more work to r&r a broader agreement, but at least president trump and by minister abe have managed to announce they reached a deal during their meeting at the united nations, which they really wa nted

the editor-in-chief of "global times," china's most prominent state-run newspaper, sat down with tomghts on the state of play the u.s.-china trade dispute. ♪ >> i think the possibility of achieving substantial progress is greater than before. why is that? i sense that the u.s. side is also anxious, because the trade war has caused adverse effects on the u.s. economy. i can see a substantial reason why the united states would continue to fight the trade war with china for a long time. >> china has announced it will make some exceptions to the tariffs it imposes on u.s. goods. should we see that as a concession from the chinese side ahead of those talks in october? as at's not think of it concession, it is a goodwill gesture stop in my opinion it shows psychological strength and self-confidence. it is different from a concession. >> is there an argument going on within the government about trying to wait out president trump beyond 2020? is that part of the discussion? >> someone may say this on a certain occasion but this is not a serious route or strategy. china has always hoped to ma

. >> finally, to another bloomberg exclusive, editor-in-chief of global times, china's most prominentspaper sat down in beijing with tom mckenzie and shared his thoughts on the u.s.-china trade dispute. >> i think the possibility of achieving substantial progress is greater than before. why is that? i sense that the u.s. side is also anxious because the trade war has caused adverse effects on the u.s. economy. i can see a substantial reason why the united states will continue to fight the straightforward china for a long time. >> china has announced it's going to make some exceptions to the tariffs that it imposes on u.s. goods. should we see that as a concession from the chinese side ahead of those talks in october? let's not think of it as a concession, is a goodwill gesture. in my opinion, goodwill shows psychological strength and self-confidence. it's different from a concession. fors there an argument debate going on within the government about trying to wait out president trump beyond 2020? is that part of the discussion? >> someone may say this on a certain occasion, but this i

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the editor in chief at global times who is seen as a chinese insider tweeted, personally i think the.s. worn out by the trade war may no longer hope for crushing china's will. there's more possibility of a breakthrough between the two sides. president trump believes the tariffs will cause enough pain in the chinese economy that china will agree to stop stealing intellectual property. lauren: the wall street journal reports that target is telling its suppliers not shoppers to handle additional costs from new tariffs on chinese products. target and other big retailers had previously warned the trump administration that consumers would pay the higher prices at the cash register. ashley: we'll see. the trump administration unveiling its plan to privatize fannie mae and freddie mac. the two companies were bailed out by taxpayers after they nearly collapsed in the financial crisis. lauren: hillary vaughn is at the white house with the details. good morning, hillary. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and ashley. the treasury department along with the department of housing and urban developm

we got a tweet that has boosted -- and theent who global times editor who said the china will announceeasures to ease tensions. people thought that there might be some bigger package coming, but many out there probably thought they were more. i think that was the hidden bazooka he was referencing. it was more like a key shooter was immense disappointment. soybeans and pork were not on the list so that will be disappointing to the u.s.. once the market gets time to consider what has come, they're saying this is negative news. they will have limits on how much they are willing to concede until they see more from the u.s. side. maybe not a lot of relief in terms of the trade war truce, the hoped-for truce. the ouster of john bolton, he was clearly the biggest talk in the administration. what does that do for asset prices? argued thatgue has the longer-term downtrends in oil will resume. this idea that bolton was the , ithop on iran or venezuela might get through to the market as far as bolton is removed. i found that is an optimistic take but he is more of an expert in the area than i am

right. >> that explains why some of the yielding stocks have come back >> the editor of this china global times, which we talk about a lot to on the show, whether you want to say it's the propaganda machine for china orb just how they reach us, that editor said i don't know whether the president is offering us an olive branch or threatening us he said we won't cave to pressure or bullying, but we are there to negotiate that's out there people have not focussed on that yet. let's see if they do today or tomorrow >> what if they sit on the cash? a lot of these companies are paying 3% to 4% on the dividend yield, it's easy for them if cash is yielding zero, buy back those shares, you don't have to pay those dividends. >> in two weeks the fed holds its september meeting. our next guest argues it would be a grave mistake, william cohen joins us now from nantucket. bill, welcome back to the program. good to have you on. >> great to be here. save us from the next financial crisis it wasn't that long ago that the fed lowering interest rates from 6% to 1% caused the hunger -- yield hunger games to kick

china's global times newspaper later said he was one of its reporters. what happened at the airport sparked a powerful soul searching among protesters a vote was taken online and they apologized the next day. was # the was. a 13th weekend of protests thousands were marching to mark the 5th anniversary of the so-called 31st decision when beijing rejected calls for a fully democratic chief executive elections in hong kong. it was a surprisingly large and diverse crowd. they've come. in the rain and despite knowing that police had banned the march and arrested several high profile pro-democracy activists and lawmakers a day earlier. or. among the thousands of marches was a small group of protesters waving american flags. they did period at other protests drawing accusations that the united states was behind the movement. but the group said they were simply putting forward a request. and wanting you to call me god i'm all come up with somebody like a bunch of on a couple of opposing thoughts we hung all of them thinking. if the act is passed hong kong could

last number of days environmental activists credit to newburgh well she's been dropping global attention this time the un's emergency climate summit the sweet address that we're leaders accusing a very strongly of a growing the problem let's take a look at what she said. you have stolen my dreams my childhood with your empty words and yet i'm one of the jocks once. people are suffering people are dying entire school systems are collapsing we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and what you can talk about is money and fairy tales of eternal economic growth how did you i missed when burger also gave dollar trump a longer look when they cross paths or not quite as it were she was escorted away by security personnel as the american president arrived at the un headquarters for a separate meeting on religious freedom the young activist emotional speech got quite the mixed reaction of. does not bother me those behind her including her parents and financial backers bother me i will have to code what is child abuse she should be in school embarrassing education rather than being indoctrinated by move

environmental activist group grabbing those global headlines this time at the u.n. emergency climate summit without address she spoke to the world leaders accusing them ever since strongly of ignoring the problem. you have stolen my dreams my childhood with your empty words and yet i'm one of the jocks once. people are suffering people are dying entire school systems are collapsing we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of eternal economic growth how dare you 6. well grocer also gave donald trump or really angry look when they crossed paths she was a scalded away by security personnel as trump arrived for a separate meeting on religious freedom but the other activists emotional speech of the some it's been scorned by some or live. remember she comes from a long line of arcturus parents grandparents i'm certain she has been trapped and caught show her indignant child routine and going to do an anticipated the eventual crash and burn it will be something good acting she has her actor slash director a grandfathe

i can tell you what traders are talking to me about is a headline in the china global times that there not as anxious for a deal as the white house thought they were. so when that came out, and it came out on one of the wire services specifically for traders, those stocks started going down and everybody started talking about this headline. this is something that always moves the market. let me get you to microsoft, hitting an all-time high today after the company announced it plans to buy back as much as $40 billion in stock and raise its dividend 11%, maintaining its record of sharing its cash forward with shareholders. shares popping, making microsoft the biggest publicly traded company with a market cap of , $1,075,000. the company will raise dividend five cents a share to 11% above the prior quarter's payout. >>> this marks the third time a buy-back plan has been authorized this big. meanwhile, airbnb looking to ipo they ca next year. the company is yet to file a public registration statement. we do know it plans to come to market sometime in 2020. many expect the company to com

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this i was the editor in chief of the global times. it's attached to the party apparatus in china. there's more possibility of a break through between the two sides. another social media website with a blog associated to the china social media said unlikely -- very likely there will be new developments in the upcoming trade talks. now, that is raising it up a notch and probably raising expectations. if that proves true, that we get something, even on a tentative basis, what do you think? >> it's good stuff. i think we've seen more days like this. you're right. the tone is definitely better. anything seems better today than it does the last couple weeks of the icy tone that we've had with china and their cohorts. so anything looks good today as you noted. i will tell you, there's hope. it goes to show you what the market really wants and needs. what the market has been telling us all summer is that slowly as this china deal expectation fades, it does impact the market. trade wars i think are tougher to win than we originally thought. it's tougher to move supply chains and move resou

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through thick or thin, whatever the latest trump tweet is or whatever the latest message from the global times in china. i think i got that newspaper right. look at the intels of the world and look at cisco systems just to name a couple >> josh, i mean, what do you view as the biggest risk right now for stocks >> the biggest risk for stocks >> it's been the last couple days, last seven days. we're not talking about the risk, we're talking about three weeks ago. three weeks, thank you long day three weeks ago it was all risk. it was all fear. suddenly now everything is fine. what's changed >> well, first of all, if you're making investments based on the headline of the day, you should give the money to somebody else who is a professional. that's one two, if you're somebody that thinks trade is now resolved or you believe in a tweet about trade or, you know, somebody from the white house saying we're going to have a meeting, we're not going to have a meeting. if that's the basis behind which you log into a brokerage account and buy yourself something give the money to somebody else. big picture

time. cbre group is the largest global insurance broker in the world.ith pricing power similar to the brokerage of aon and marsh mac. i think cbre is a powerful way to have a long-term outcome. they have a proven business model and trade at far less and far cheaper than the valuation of wework, even after came down 75%. amanda: we have been talking about a coming u.s. recession. where are you on how far off we may see one? brian: those things are super difficult to predict. it is such a complex, adaptive system. i can see reasonable expo nation why things could continue to along -- hum along. it seems like each additional measure doesn't really do its job. we have economies where they have been a negative rates for five years and still no nominal growth rates, let alone the real growth rate is worse. you have to wonder at what point the bond markets rebel and could you have something like a corporate debt market implosion. i would not want to be invested in businesses that have a reliance on the capital markets. self-sustaining businesses. i compared we

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against terrorism was how they framed it you had a number of pieces in nationalist publications like global times. so all the sudden you see both the chinese language media push not so much acknowledging that there are weaker is who are in detention but kind of trying to spin it basically into something that's a softer more voluntary form of detention and then there was also a cultural aspect which is the idea that they are not you know stifling we are a culture they are preserving it. you know. originally the young. people are allowed to do ethnic dances make their traditional make their traditional rugs so their narrative has been changing over time based on how international community has been responding reacting so this public misinformation campaign splits started last august and it's happening to this day he took. he advocates and campaigns for legal rights from his base in washington d.c. took aim has been to 16 the chinese official narrative i don't see junkfood here is he and others are lists points to a framework of institutional islamophobia and a sense of superiority amongst the count

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another example of reaction in china is "the global t times," e english h language mouthpiece of thecommunist party, saying the move should not be seen as a concession. a choicet b be seen as that is interesting, because it could set a dangerous precedent for maland china, proving that protest can work and can succeed in its objective. charles's invasion. three days after the start of a string of xena phobic attacks, -- xenophobic attacks in south africa that have claimed lives, protesters have been retaliating the comb. protesters across the continent have targeted south african businesses, with several offices and shops torched and looted. nigeria has announced it will boycott the africa summit in south africa, and leaders have called for concrete action toward stopping the frequent attacks on foreigners. -- ourinsberg has moree reporter has more. reporter: there weree c chaotic scenes as s police tried to stop looting in abuja. this is a revenge attack after four and-owned businesses in south africa were targeted. >> we are out today to protest -- to protest that this should not b

the english language global times has a story about a hong kong police officer being given a hero's welcomece at least. kerry allen is a china analyst for bbc monitoring. before we get into the hong kong side of the story, just give me an idea of how big an occasion this 70th anniversary is in the chinese media. it's absolutely huge, and the official media would have been planning this for months literally. there's lots of campaigns online really emphasising the love of china and this encompasses hong kong, macau, taiwan, and the government very keen to push this. it's been putting out a lot of hashtag campaigns in recent weeks, telling people to get out the chinese flag and to take to the streets and to show just how proud and to take to the streets and to showjust how proud they are of the nation, and they‘ re just showjust how proud they are of the nation, and they're just so showjust how proud they are of the nation, and they'rejust so much material related to the event. there's going to be an official gala with dancing and singing. it's an event that everyone should be celebrating anna

surprising return for a major antitrust regulator at a time of increasing scrutiny for big tack leads our global report today as margret of the us together is nominated for a 2nd 5 year term as competition commissioner of the european union the incoming president of the european commission ursula bonn laden bonder laden has also slated to go for a new role as one of the 3 executive vice presidents of the commission allowing ms massacre to consolidate and expand her considerable influence over antitrust regulation most specifically technology ms besser has previously taken on the titans mostly us based that dominate our wired world the returning competition competition commissioner previously tangled with apple and forced ireland to claim $15000000000.00 in taxes to recoup overly generous tax breaks to apple that ran afoul of. e.u. rules as vested are also has imposed fines of nearly $10000000000.00 against google's parent corporation alphabet her record of accomplishment at a time of growing global scrutiny a big tech may have won her a reheard renewed and enhanced role but that same record sugg

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global times saying there is more possibility of a breakthrough and the blog called the taoran blog saying new developments in this round of trade talks. it would appear that chinese media that are connected to the government are pushing a line that these talks are somehow different from the past and it's likely there will be breakthroughs. not clear why they are saying that we will be pressing white house officials on that throughout the day to get a sense of what they expect here and what's different this time. sara. >> eamon, what about the u.s. position is there any sense that economic advisors like larry kudlow, treasury secretary steve mnuchin or the president are starting to pay attention to the data, especially the manufacturing data, the factory orders data which is now consistently showing a slowdown and trade is being cited as the number one concern. might that change the posture? >> i mean, the economic team looks at the data all the time you heard the president yesterday saying he thought the dow could be much higher than it is now if it wasn't for the action taking on china b

time now for the global exchange, where we bring you today's market moving news from around the world. joining us in singapore is enda caringlynd hong kong, ,- from hong kong, karen leigh from westminster, anna edwards. trade talks with the u.s. are expected to resume in early october. enda curran has more. da: obviously a signal here that talks are going to go ahead. we've been waiting for some kind of breakthrough, and now we've had a statement from the commerce ministry that there was a telephone call that included china vice premier liue h -- china vice permit or -- china vice premier liu he. there's a little less committal on the chinese side, but there is still a healthy dose of skepticism required. a lot of economists say that these two sides have a long way to go before they reach any kind of meaningful deal. duember, more tariffs are in october and december. we had some commentary from "the global times" today outlining that both sides are in a deadlock, and it is in both of their interests to come to some court of -- to some sort of compromise. alix: the other news that came