goldman in particular, this has been a multibillion-dollar loss and a proposition for goldman sachs., there skin in the game has been little more than a branding episode -- exercise. goldman has been pulling back from consumer businesses. they pulled back on other credit cards and such. apple needs to sort of save face here. if they need to have a strong partner in the credit card game. and being with a company that has been publicly one foot out the door, maybe one point five feet, two feet out the door, that really does not serve out well long-term. if they send a proposal to goldman sachs to get out of the partnership. this is being able to get out in about two, three years from now versus -- versus when the deal is supposed to end in 2029. i don't know if this means goldman has to make a public announcement about exiting, pay a certain amount, if i pause to reduce payments to goldman. but they sent a proposal to goldman to let goldman walk about five years early from the partnership while apple can go look for someone else to replace them. ed: we can get into apple's position lon

goldman again found himself in the news.lden group company crashed in the mana river. according to local journalists, it was usually managed personally by a businessman. after this, goldman found himself in a new scandal. 24-year-old evgeniy, who set up a house on the entrepreneur’s property, was shot dead. among the confiscated documents was a carbine registered to a businessman. goldman got off with a fine for careless storage of weapons. and the forester defending himself. through the door, which means i shot at this shooter, who had my gun in his hands. scandals did not prevent the tycoon from living in grand style, for him there are luxury cars, luxury apartments, for those around him the advice is to work without straightening your back, guys, don’t ask why he has bentleys, yachts, helicopters, you know, in this luxurious mansion, where the security forces also came, goldman was the last to live. the disgraced ex-detat deceived not only his shareholders, but also his landlord. according to information source, roman gol

after that, goldman got into a new scandal. up a house on the entrepreneur’s property, was shot dead. among the seized evidence then was a carbine registered to a businessman. goldman got off with a fine for careless storage of a weapon. and the forester, defending himself through the door, shot at the shooter, who had my gun in his hands. scandals did not stop the tycoon from living in grand style, for him luxury cars, luxury. for those around me , the advice is to work without straightening your back. guys, don't ask why he has bentleys there, yachts, helicopters, you name it, in this luxurious mansion, where the security forces also raided, goldman lived in recent months. the disgraced ex-deputy deceived not only his shareholders, but also his landlord. according to the source, roman goldman moved to this luxurious cottage in an elite village near krasnoyarsk at the beginning of this year. its monthly rent reaches. on november 1, the ex-detail did not pay for housing, and on the third he fled the country. while mr. goldman’s

after this, goldman found himself in a new scandal.use on the entrepreneur’s property, was shot dead. among the confiscated eternal documents, then it turned out the carbine is registered to a businessman. goldman got off with a fine for careless storage of a weapon. the forester, defending himself, through the door, therefore, shot at this shooter, who had my gun in his hands. scandals did not prevent the tycoon from living in grand style, for him there are luxury cars, luxury apartments, for those around him the advice is to work without straightening your back, guys, don’t ask why he has bentleys, yachts, helicopters, you know, in this luxurious mansion, where is this... the security forces have already arrived aldman lived disgraced for the last months the ex-deputy deceived not only his shareholders, but also the landlord, according to the source, roman goldman moved into this luxurious cottage in an elite village near krasnoyarsk at the beginning of this year, his monthly rent reaches half a million rubles, on november 1 the ex-d

goldman again turned out to be the hero of the news feeds.shed in the ma'an river, owned by the golden group company, it, according to local journalists, was usually personally managed by a businessman, after which goldman got into a new scandal, twenty-four-year-old evgeniy, who set up a house on the entrepreneur’s estate, was shot, among the seized documents, then there was a carbine registered to the businessman, goldman got off with a fine for careless storage of weapons, the forester defended himself through the door, which means he shot at this shooter. who had my gun in his hands. scandals did not prevent the tycoon from living in grand style, for him luxury cars, luxury apartments, advice for those around you to work without straightening your back. guys, don’t ask why he has bentleys, yachts, helicopters, you know, in this luxurious mansion, where the security forces also raided, goldman lived for the last months, the disgraced ex-detat deceived not only his shareholders, but also the lessor. according to the source, roman goldman mo

and legal entities of the goldman group holding.ls of this case. there are rumors of other amounts, i have 200,000. vera boryshnikov. one of the thousands of defrauded shareholders of the credit cooperative agroklad, contributed money because she was confident in transparency and security of the transaction. i looked on the website of the central bank, there is this cooperative, there are reviews, this is not a pyramid, this is a real enterprise that works and which, well, probably, yes, let’s help. the owner of the cooperative is roman goldman, a successful businessman and deputy of the legislative assembly of the krasnoyarsk territory. his holding numbers. large companies from trading in petroleum products to growing meat to develop their business, goldman organized that same cooperative, but as it turned out, payments on the bonds did not paid. from july last year to november of this year, roman gennadievich goldman did not fulfill his obligations to the shareholders of the agroelite cooperative and the agroklad stole funds by tr

so seeing it briefly see there was a deportation of emma goldman in 1919 and j. edgar who was so like 25 years old at the time was using this intimidation tactic. and he said emma goldman then alexander berkman beyond the doubt are two of the most dangerous in this country. and if permitted to return to the community all result in undue harm. another person of his levels and she's doing tremendous damage she is remarkable and tremendously sincere and carries convict. and if she continues, she cannot help but to have great influence. so i should just say that what emma goldman was great at was articulating social and many people thought that she was actually. 8000 years ahead of her age. so really they said that. so moving along after 911, as she may remember, the patriot act was signed into law just within six weeks after the attack. set off racial reaction. prejudice, suppression practices, immigration policies and similar to world war. detention of immigrants, the espionage act, sedition and the expanded use of terrorism terrorism crimes. so they were it was to

i think the goldman folks are much more objective and data based.'m saying that i'm in the same camp with them. i'm objective and i'm not sure about the opposition. charles: i will be honest with you too, i think morgan stanley to your point is sew wedded to this bearish thing they have crossed the rubicon so to speak if you will. what about these bond actions though? the 30-year bond auction deraid the market. the bond vigilantes can't be too far away if you have one poor bond auction and all of sudden things go haywire? >> that is clearly the risk. we find the bond vigilantes just kind of took a little break here for a couple of weeks and they will be coming back because over the past couple weeks nothing of substance happened on dealing with probably one of the biggest economic problems we have up ahead here, that is fiscal excess. too much, deficits 250 large, too much debt with interest rates only compounding that debt. charles: yeah. >> they could very well make a comeback. they're not the only players in the bond market as we learned over the

is it an apple story or a goldman story? either way, according to our bloomberg source, says it remains committed to doing a credit card and to doing a high-yield savings account, but it looks like they are just went to look elsewhere for a different partner. guy: do they need a partner? i'm not being funny. apple has quite a lot of cash. people are speculate and about whether they are going to use the cash. maybe lending it to other people would not be a dumb idea. ed: the goldman site, they are saying we moved too quickly, too fast, and therefore we made mistakes. from apple' is for the view, it has been a success. the point of apple offering a credit or savings account is it boosts the services portion of revenue, which runs under 20% right now. but i find fascinating is that the card and the savings account are done quite well. i think the data they touted in august was that the program on the savings side had reached 10 billion u.s. dollars in deposits. the journal reported that one of the names that goldman has held ta

>> it's the final embarrassment for goldman sachs. been clear, as we talked about, this is not a business for them. apple is committed to this and they have millions of users. and for apple, the stakes are higher because the handover to whoever this is, and, by the way, there are only a handful with the scale and balance sheet who can handle this. capital one, chase, barclays, maybe synchrony, perhaps amex but doubtful. whoever takes it has to do a good job and that will be complicated. it's a defightful product. >> do we know apple wants to pursue this and diversify? >> and wallet itself. just the wallet app in jun is a huge part. it's another part that keeps the iphone sticky and not moving to android or something like that. there's a bigger risk with the new eu regulations and eu is poking around the wallet app and making pushes for apple to open that up to other wallets as well. that's another thing to watch even as apple tries to find a new partner. >> meantime, jpmorgan's strategy releasing the '24 outlook, 4200 target on the s&

schwab benefits from balances just like goldman does i'm not saying schwab is a bad company.re's much more juice in a goldman or morgan stanley. >> i would argue there's much more consistency and predictability than in a schwab. >>> all right, pippa stevens >> the rafa border crossing is open today a spokesperson said nationals are expected to cross. more than 3,800 people have been able to leave gaza including more than 400 u.s. citizens. an estimated 7,500 foreigners were in gaza at the start of the war. >>> house republicans are expected to announce a stopgap spending measure tomorrow to avert a partial government shutdown when funding runs out next friday. the new house speaker, mike johnson, has spent days negotiating with his slim majority republicans are divided. some are calling for a measure that would run through mid-january and wouldn't include any cuts or policies democrats oppose hard-line conservatives are pushing against that and independent film company a24 is developing a bio pic about elon musk. a source tells nbc news the project will be based on walter isa

neil katyal andy litman take us through the latest delay designed court filings, congressman dan goldman will join us. he's going to rush off the house floor where george santos just spoke, just spoke in his own defense against the expulsion resolution introduced by dan goldman. now there has been a second. he has had two expulsion resolutions introduced against him on the same day, today, and he set a record, once again, today. >> he has been setting records, not for expulsion votes but for other things, and i'm eager to hear this discussion, lawrence i'm eager eager to know whether george santos had a historic volleyball career. >> i'll save it for later in the show. and alex, by the time you get home, you'll be able to turn on your tv and see me do something i have not done on tv in many years. >> are we finally get to see you juggle. >> i'm gonna walk. i haven't gotten out of this desk in many years. we used to have a giant studio on the other side of the hall. >> i remember. >> and there used to be a certain amount of walking and demonstrating things on the giant board. we do have a

so i had been adding to goldman.says, maybe i should wait until april 30th to buy the stock. according to piper. if the government does ease, then of course it's going to work. but more so, i'm feeling better about the ipo cycle. i thought it would be the last part of 24, the end of it. if we continue to hold where we are, that's where the margin is. >> it's capital market activity. if interest rates stay or come down, you saw m&a activity today. it all interrelates. >> such a sweet, lovable side to steve. >>> coming up, salesforce earnings in overtime. shares popping over 10% this month. that's next. >>> welcome back. salesforce reports after the bell today. shares up just over 2.5%. joe and kerry, you both own this. what do you expect? >> we expect the quarter to be decent. we talk about billing maybe 12% and continuing to cut cost. this is a company that has gone through a lot of soul searching to realize that investors care about costs and they had to really rein those in, which they've been able to do it. there'

goldman. mr. goldman: thank you very much, mr. santos. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of this resolution to expel george santos from congress. as i did in may when i co-sponsored a similar expulsion resolution that the sponsors of today's resolution, my colleagues from -- my republican colleagues from new york, did not support. i agree with everything that my republican colleagues have said here today. but everything they have said here today was also true in may when they voted to protect george santos. has there been anything that has changed? nothing about the numerous lies mr. santos admitted making in order to deceive voters into electing him, nothing about his status as an indicted criminal defendant -- yes there has been a superseding indictment with more allegations, but he is still presumed innocent until proven guilty, as my new york friends relied upon in may when they voted to protect george santos. nothing has changed. one of my colleagues from new york said the ethics committee would release a report 60 days from the date of that m

congressman dan goldman, israel's war against hamas is personal. he was in tel aviv when the attacks began. they ran for shelter in a stairwell several times, as rocket fire targeted the city. they were able to get out of israel safely. now on capitol hill there's a fight brewing over u.s. funding for israel's war, with mike johnson calling for i stand alone bill paid for by cuts to the internal revenue service with no money for ukraine. what is the fate of u.s. aid to israel and, for that matter, to ukraine, if the new republican house speaker is so far apart from what mcconnell and schumer want? >> well, this new speaker is not starting off on a good note. this is an incredibly cynical, political bill, designed to score political points at the expense of our democratic ally, israel. and to condition precedence -- to condition offsets or anything on emergency funding for israel or any other country is unprecedented. and we will not allow them to use israel as a political koj yule. you mentioned, anderson, i was there. this may be politics for the

congressman goldman, your reaction to what you just heard george santos say on the house floor?usly not a criminal lawyer because what we are talking about here is not a criminal case. innocent until proven guilty is a standard used when someone's liberty is at risk in a criminal court. he had due process with the how the house ethics committee. he obstructed their investigation. he refused to provide documents. he refused to come in and meet with them, even though he was asked to do so repeatedly. so this is not an issue of due process and it's not an issue of innocent until proven guilty. the question is whether there are sufficient facts that have been either been admitted to by george santos are found by the house ethics committee that have broken house rules and have made george santos unfit for congress. and it would seem to me that the only americans who would ever determine that the facts of this case are not enough to expel george santos, are house republicans who have protected him for 11 months. >> the new republican speaker of the house, johnson, called santos today,

. >>> goldman sacks s >>> goldman sacachs released it report saying growth and geopolitical risks mayp risky volatility elevated next year we have christian from goldman sachs. i would like to pick up with inflation. as we look at 2024, there is a focus if we see central banks cutting rates and the expectation is if inflation will continue to come down. given the dynamics, what is the way to position in 2024? >> i think it is good to start with inflation because that is a clear trend. inflation has generally surprised a lot of investors to the down side. our economists expect it to continue we expect u.s. core inflation at 2.2% next year and 2.5% for pce. that means the door is open to cut rates. you see a decent rally reflecting the surprises the trouble is a bit of a tangle back and forth with the data and market i think recently, we have seen a lot of rate relief already we would be cautious to chase that too much considering we need more confirmation the position you want to think about is adding to the portfolio in different shapes and forms. you see the all-time highs and the ma

stephen: goldman is out with a note as well as jpmorgan chase.wn note, carl saying, we do not think a white list alone can prevent a company from defaulting on its bonds. he goes on to write, and i will paraphrase or read it right out, he basically says, if property sales on a non-sop deteriorate substantially, we believe most banks may be reluctant to extend support as a white list may only serve as a reference. that is the hazard, so this may be a one-day pop up and the reality sets in that there will simply not be extended demand for home sales in china. if that continues to weaken, their liquidity position will be weaker and that is this vicious cycle. you mentioned the goldman report and they say the wave of defaults will not get better by 2024. we had defaults at 42% rate this year so far, 47% in 2022. they say it will still be upwards of 35% in 2024 with this tepid recovery we are seeing already in china home sales. even the better managed, non-sop developers, are seeing their liquidity conditions deteriorate and their funding conditions h

but is goldman losing it?is -- the firms that are best positioned to invest in technology have been competitive, especially when you think about investment banking and trading. they can expand in technology. they will always do well, even in the ai space. goldman also to that category. still early to tell, but a more important question for wall street is, is this something that is here to stay? definitely. we had mike mayo on bloomberg saying you are a bank can you do not have an ai strategy, that you do not have a strategy. guy: barclays, we are getting a drip of news about how what is an underperforming bank tends -- intends to turn itself around. we have heard about job cuts. now there is talk about the fact that they would -- are we starting to get a better picture of what the overall strategy might look like at barclays now? sri: not necessarily a better picture of the overall strategy of the challenges they are confronting. she is just over two years into his tenure as barclays ceo. the problem is not ab

joining me now is democratic congressman dan goldman of new york. congressman, thank you so much for joining me this afternoon. i want just to start with what's been happening in the house. you are relatively new to being a member, less than a year here. but you've been around members for a long time. as you observe, it and when you speak with your veteran colleagues, have you noticed a shift in congress towards more threats and insults, even amongst each other? >> well, certainly this republican party is demonstrating it's complete dysfunction, that's now fallen into actual violence. we have been in d.c. for ten straight weeks, which is much longer than usual. but i think it's more a reflection of the fact that the house republicans, in particular, cannot get anything done. not only are they not working with democrats, they can't even resolve among themselves what they want to go forward. so tensions are incredibly high. they have a failed impeachment inquiry going on, they can't pass any legislation, they end up doing what the democrats want, beca

have you followed congressman goldman, he supports it. have you had any conversations with congressman goldman since the shooting took place? mr. jeffries: i have spoken to speaker johnson about a variety of issues earlier this week. we did not talk about the urgent need to address the gun violence epidemic in america. though i certainly plan to have that discussion with him. sooner rather than later. also talked to congressman golden. i'll let him characterize his position. i think he did it in a very heartfelt, authentic, and public way. what is clear to me is that the status quo in america is unacceptable. tens of thousands of lives lost each and every year to gun violence. no other advanced economy in the country has this problem. canada doesn't have this type of gun violence problem. australia doesn't have this type of gun violence problem. great britain doesn't have this type of gun violence. france doesn't have this kind of gun violence problem. japan doesn't have this kind of gun violence problem. germany doesn't have this kind of

and also, to your interview with congressman goldman. which is, violence.ll i'm not a, lawyer on the layperson. but, i think that will be what the panel will be focused on. because. >> the violent rhetoric? >> exactly, and the history of violence, and what happened just this week in congress. his picture with a baseball bat with alvin bragg, his discussion of mark milley, his belittling attack on an 82-year-old man with a hammer that was almost fatal, because he's the husband of a political enemy, or perceived political enemy. all of that to me, it's going to feed into the argument, and the idea that you are going to say. and sort of ignore the reality that this is a candidate who is embracing violence. and, what judge wants to have on their conscience that they are going to have allowed this to happen? because ashore as we are sitting here, is this going to repeat? there is a woman currently criminally charged for threatening to kill the district judge on this case. so, this is really a refutation of donald trump's lawyers argument that this is just specul

we have goldman saying 175.nless there are some accidents coming through, will be more gradual to what the market is pricing in, say, three rate cuts. or maybe not even that. haslinda: two-year yields back about five, where are 2's and 10's headed? stephen: we think it is not a bad time to have some duration exposure. there are a lot of things happening that could introduce volatility. treasury could be a reasonable risk off heads with this starting yields level. there are debates whether the cash rate is so high you might just stay in cash, but with the curve being less inverted, you also can lock in yields a longer time. and hedges against the geopolitical risk, or slowdown risk in the u.s. we are positioned to be long-duration. haslinda: in terms of risk appetite, how much is there right now versus before the pandemic? stephen: it depends on the region. in the u.s., there is a sense of exceptionalism, and the equity market has bounced back quickly off of yields going lower. risk appetite there seems to be rea

samantha, thank you, goldman's head of nat gas research thank you.> carl, ibm pausing advertising on social media platform x after one of its ads was placed next to anti-semitic content. we'll discuss what it means for the company and elon musk's brand after the break. in the u.s. we see millions of cyber threats each year. that rate is increasing as more and more businesses move to the cloud. - so, the question is... - cyber attack! as cyber criminals expand their toolkit, we must expand as well. we need to rethink... next level moments, need the next level network. [speaker continues in the background] the network with 24/7 built-in security. chip? at&t business. [alarm clock ringing] (♪♪) [van engine] (♪♪) [card reader chimes] (♪♪) [inaudible chatter] [kitchen bell dings] [inaudible chatter] [keyboard clicking] (♪♪) [card reader chimes] (♪♪) >>> elon musk under fire after endorsing an anti-semitic post on x deirdre bosa has more on the fallout in today's "techcheck." >> good morning, carl. as a lot of our audience knows, elon musk is no stranger t

goldman sachs ceo david solomon speaking in london saying the geopolitical tensions are a headwind towth. adding the u.s. and china tensions could be more significant to the world than any other and could take years to resolve. david solomon speaking about the u.s. and china tensions and what the headwind that could be for the u.s. economy and global economy. >>> coming up, the steps the central bank of china is taking to shore up the economy. >>> we a few top trending stories before we go to break. taylor swift's eras movie is set to hit streaming next month. i assume the blank space is a song? >> it is a song. not a full-blown swiftie. >>> sneaking snacks is easier. doritos is creating software to mute the sound of crunching chips. it separates the sounds of voices and crunches. wow. things people are working on. >>> while the ultra wealthy are moving to miami, pennsylvania is the ultimate destination. a new report ranking pennsylvania as the number one place to retire and florida with one city in the top ten. within the best cities in pennsylvania, it holds seven places. top five?

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goldman sachs. the same inflation call, plus or minus a point. boy, do they have different views on the holiday spirit of the american economy. jonathan: sounded interested for about 20 seconds. keep it up for three hours if you can. morgan stanley, ellen zentner reading the following. this jumps off the page. where they think rates will be in 2025. this is the call, rates go up way back down to the low twos. lisa: the distinction between morgan stanley and goldman sachs call is a soft landing vs. a no landing. morgan stanley is basically saying soft landing and that is going to cut more than previously expected. the idea underpins the bullish called in u.s. assets. here is the question. how do we effectuate this without seeing unemployment rate rise between 3.4%. jonathan: williams jefferson, do you think they want to go beyond december? never mind 2025. tom: thursday at 8:31, they've got to get some key economic data this week. this was really a twoset of data on the consumer. jonathan: bramo will

goldman were doing -- forcing republicans' hands into having to hold a vote at some point this week on expelling george santos. they frame it as an insurance policy but did not trust republican leadership to act on their own. republican leadership has not yet scheduled a vote for expelling george santos. later in the night after a late night vote series a new york republican -- new york republicans noticed their own privilege to expel george santos. it triggers a motion that will force a vote on that expulsion resolution in the next two days. democrats forced republicans' hands and then a group of republicans themselves later that night chose to go down the route of triggering the privilege on the resolution. we will have a vote on expelling george santos by the end of this week. host: there is no legislative procedure that could delay or hold off the vote as it stands? guest: they could always vote to table it. that is what happened last time. it was a privilege resolution. they had two days to vote. somebody can do a motion to table to essentially kill the resolution and that is what

is a great story about other folks looking for talent in artificial intelligence are poaching from goldman. how much of an issue does this cost them in the future? they will have to pay up more for these rogue areas. >> is there a talent war for ai focused staff? are banks rating from each other? the report we got today is a moment in time. it catches what is happening but it's a small slice of the big picture. we are only seeing musical chairs from one bank to another but not necessarily the talent they are getting from universities and other corporations in that total picture will give us a sense of the winners and losers. my argument is that the bank's position to invest in technology that have a deep competitive mode in investment banks and trading, they stand to be in a better position because they can refer to investment technology and goldman falls in that bucket. undoubtedly, everyone is looking at this as a good chance for technology but when it comes to banks, you have to worry that data accuracy and protection. sonali: we are talking about ai talent which is interesting also wit

jonathan: it was actually goldman. goldman thinks that the hard part is over.tlook. by ought i don't mean that i think that it's wrong, just that it's unusual what other people thought two-year into. when sarah talked about the last mile to get inflation down to 2 from 3,4, that was the hard part. then goldman says the disinflation is in the pipeline, the hard part is done and the tailwind of growth will persist into next year. not my call, it's theirs. he basically said this is why for equity market investments this is a soft landing nirvana. you have governor wilder basically saying that i need a few more months of this and we can start talking about cutting rates. economists on the street can see what is in the pipeline and are basically saying what you're going to get a few more months of this. i don't know what happens beyond this, but you will get it. the fed is about to be engaging in the rate cut conversation may be a few months from now based on what we are seeing in the data. lisa: that is why if you get cuts in the first half as soon as the first qua

apple apparently wants to pull the plug on its partnership with goldman sachs. it's wednesday, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning. welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. we kick off the hour with a check of u.s. stock futures after the markets were abe toll squeeze out some gains yesterday. right now you're seeing a pretty strong move to the upside in the futures. it's early. it looks like the dow would open up more than 100 points higher. the s&p and nasdaq both firmly in the green this morning. we'll continue to watch the futures all morning long. we're also checking the bond market, taking a look at the benchmark yield. we've seen it come down in recent days. we also watch oil ahead of tomorrow's opec plus oil meeting. we're seeing oil up 1%. brent crude also up 1%. right now some of this action we're seeing is on reports from reuters that group members continue to hold talks for policy next year, adding another delay for the meeting is not expected. again, you're seeing a strong move to the upsid

will: dan goldman saw protests in front of the dnc this week, there was protests yesterday, the bankyork and the political office of congressman dan goldman covered in graffiti, free palestine, in brooklyn. rachel: congressman dan goldman was in israel for the october 7th event, hunker down with his family so he experienced that and comes home to this by his own voters which is shocking. representative is rashida tlaib was supposed to speak at arizona state university and because of security concerns or whatever the university says you can't do this, we are not going to have it and she had to appear via zoom and here's what she had to say about the fact she feels her inability to speak, had to deal with four a long time, not being able to speak on campus because of security concerns. here's what she had to say about that. >> this is a movement beyond one person and that is arizona state university. as a palestinian my people have been displaced for 75 years. i'm not going to be silenced. i'm not going to step away from being able to speak about truth, about what is happening. pete: i

apple preparing to wind down its credit card partnership with goldman sachs.cite sources saying apple is proposing an exit between 12-15 months i would in the partnership that was once seen as a major growth opportunity for the two companies. amazon is rolling out a workplace chatbot called amazon q, designed to write code and review business metrics. the retailers cloud computing division is infusing generative ai into more products. microsoft and google have announced similar moves. take a look at how austrian stocks are trading right now, health care and consumer discretionary leading the decline but utility slightly in the red. decisions to leave rate unchanged for a fourth straight meeting. this is bloomberg. ♪ (adventurous music) ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. i don't want you to move. be ready for any market i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a scene. transferring your services has never been easier. get connected

vonnie: thank you, that is jean goldman, cio at six era financial group.to bloomberg for our coverage of the cpi report later this week. go to tliv to get analysis from bloomberg's expert editors. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: china's top e-commerce platforms increase on the actual date of saturday. this is the blitz that has held over a month. discounts were the theme in order to boost sales. let's cross over to stephen in shanghai with more how did it play out over the weekend? what does it tell us about the consumer in china? stephen: singles' day is november 7 -- 11. it's already been going for several weeks so big companies like alibaba which host single'' day and jd.com and others have simultaneous shopping discounts. it is kind of hard to put a gross merchandise value on a single day when the extravaganza goes over 30 days so they are not giving total numbers. what they are saying is transaction volumes and orders and sales are up from last year. in fact alibaba is seeing an annual shopping blitz, a barometer for consumer sentiment up from one

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goldman sees fewer and a later start.overnment funding runs out on friday and the house is reason to vote on a continuing resolution to keep it going. but will democrats get on board? count on to a debt crisis? bill dudley warns the u.s. fiscal position is on an unsustainable trajectory, after moody's lowered its outlook to negative on deficit concerns. i'm kailey leinz when dani burger. welcome to bloomberg markets. i love to see a uva takeover on bloomberg television. we love virginia but just across the river here where i am in d.c., a lot going on in terms of the political uncertainty and fiscal uncertainty as well. it seems like markets are having to pay more attention. dani: it feels right to bring the virginia crew together on a day where the fiscal and political concern is front and center. you mention what bill dudley said, the unsustainable trajectory. this is a market that has shrugged off the news from moody's on friday. that brings us to our question of the day. do you play political risk? is this something u

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. >> joining me now is democratic congressman dan goldman of new york. congressman, i believe i'm not mistaken i think you were in israel when the actual attack happened. you've been very vocal in your support of israel's objective of eradicating hamas or getting rid of the leadership or defending themselves. you've also called for i believe a humanitarian pause. i'm curious what you think what that is and what it means. >> well, look, i think a cease-fire is misapplied here. i don't actually quite know what it means. certainly hamas as you mentioned continues to fire rockets. they continue to hold 240 hostages including 31 children as young as 9 months. they have done nothing other than to butcher and slaughter and rape and torture israelis to indicate that there's any reason -- that there's any interest of theirs in peace or a cease-fire. and let's remember there's been many cease-fires between israel and hamas over the years, and there was one on october 6th. and on october 7th hamas broke that cease-fire. and what's important on that is you be to rec

goldman sachs, it is great to have you.reat to be on this. and pricing large draws, the biggest reason oil prices have come down. supply growth has been stronger. the selloff has been amplified over the last two so reduction in system of articulation geopolitical and second, renewed concerns about demand following softer u.s. economic data including jobless claims and technical factors such as selling by computers, that tends to be more powerful in november. liz: when the israel hamas war broke out, what did you think looking at your computer screens? did you in your mind predict that the price might go higher and then it didn't? let's keep in mind, israel isn't a big player in the oil production world. it's saudi arabia, iran, russia. a lot of middle eastern countries. what is surprising people people beyond the fact we have record output, record production here in the united states? >> so, when the news about the middle east broke out earlier this month, we did not change our baseline outlook for oil prices -- liz: which

this is the forecast given by goldman sachs analysts.son will be a growing metal shortage amid restrictions on supplies from china. in 2024 it is expected to be at the same level. tone, almost double this year's deficit. goldman gave a forecast for other metals, for example, copper will rise in price to $10,000 per ton, and nickel will fall to $15,000. it was economic news, briefly. after the advertisement, the stopfake program, alexei kazakov. rnostop helps fight. runny nose at an affordable price, and rhinostop double help promotes gentle recovery mucous membrane, for everyone there is a renastop, what a magic cashback, with a gazprombank debit card cashback up to 30% on marketplaces and supermarkets, the fourteenth vtb investment forum, russia is calling, watch on december 7 live on russia 24, on the website www.rashacollin.ru . whatever kind of businessman you are, enterprising, entrepreneurial, entrepreneur. you burn, you grow. or you cut your hair. for real business, you need a bank for business. psb is a bank for the present. we k

will you live, yala vada, zbudavashy, hutachka, text on well, as if no one was interested in this, goldmanage difference 14 years old, these are completely different generations, a war veteran and a child of war, igor luchenok, and this song was performed at the first all-union competition for the best soviet song, new, the best performance of this new soviet song, 90 songs, 90 vocalists were presented, but the first place was taken by viktor vuyachich with the song memory of the heart, music by igor luchenok, text by mikhail goldman, who took the pseudonym yasen in the arrangement and accompaniment, only a war veteran can’t sleep past partisan, the night disturbed the wounds in him, and the memory in his heart, and then another interesting detail came to light, which joseph kobzon recalled, i only heard it from him, luchinok found out that it turns out that there is another prize for the best song, what 2500 rub. and the little boy immediately went to his moscow friends and collected this amount, and immediately contributed it to the peace fund. not yet having received this prize, and the

goldman sachs reportedly planning to sell its general mogengeneralmotors credit card . >> goldman sachsogram, the company is looking to sell the division as its efforts to break into the consumer banking market have been unsuccessful. credit cards the last chunk of what is left of the consmore lending business, goldman will run the gm program until a new issuer is found. employees have been told they will get a one year salary payout if they're let go. activist groups calling for today wednesday, october 8, to be pro palestinian national day of action. instead of taking to city streets, groups plan to show up to department of defense run facilities as well as going to the doorsteps of contractors that work for the dod. add a vicely sent out reads an international day of action planned for 8 november for pro palestinian groups including rallies, sit-ins and propaganda actions at the headquarters of the largest weapons companies. examples include boeing, lockheed martin, general dynamics, amazon, hp, microsoft. defense department of facility employees are told to avoid the protests if pos

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this dasa was a health ministry says that every house with goldman, the passing on gray, may be shut down within 48 hours due to fuel filter, just adding the main medical facilities of the know the, the out of action was the she for about close me out of power, most of the policy and would president reported that 13 to patients that the shameful hospital died off the visitors. he was unable to admit that okay, one and you may find the following images disturbing. so here is such a is from the alex that hosted off and multiple people suffered from above in the recent is the one the outline what she said. i was just lying in bed when we were struck. i set up and i felt like my whole body was on fire. i immediately began calling for my mom. she was lying next to me, but unresponsive. i was having trouble breathing and couldn't hear anything. i thought i was dying and was that regardless? i kept reaching out from my mother and shouting her name. there was rubble everywhere. only then did i realize that our house had been bomb. to me, i would have what we accept in many cases with 1st, 2n