businessman herm fisher joined forces with the city's mayor, irving price, and his illustrator wife,ng with a toy shop owner named helen shelly, together, they created a line of whimsical toys. after they launched, a horrible snowstorm. and they know they have to make this delivery to macy's. >> when you're a start-up, even in 1930, you do what it takes. >> reporter: chuck is senior vice president of fisher-price. >> they believed that toys were something that would make a difference in the world. >> reporter: during world war ii, the company stopped making toys and started making aircraft parts. and shipping crates for supplies. >> they really delivered the same premise of making great things. they just supported on the war effort at that time, versus focusing on toys. >> reporter: that ability to pivot served them well again this year. when the pandemic hit, the company released a line of thank you heroes and donated the proceeds. with more parents working from home, fisher-price is keeping them busy with toys that allow them to imitate mom and dad. it hasn't been all fun and games

let's get more with our guest from wilfried verstraete from euler hermes.he future of the european insurance industry after covid. let's go back to what we were talking about on the supply chain. as more companies look to diversify, to not have all eggs in one basket, how much are they thinking about esg? how much are they thinking about more climate friendly supply chain? alfried: it is definitely topic that is very high on the agenda. underestimate the pressure that comes from the -- about esg. i think people do understand that it doesn't make a lot of travelo have goods several times around the world before they reach the end. we know in terms of esg impact, transportation of physical goods is one of the main contributors to the negative impact on climate change. so companies definitely are looking at not necessarily re-shoring everything to their home country, but at least to have shortened the supply chains and to look much more for suppliers that are within a reasonable range of their own production and customers. you see theere do insurance industry

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a federatedl hermes, thank you. the chief officer at johnson johnson says he hopes the vaccine they are working on says he hopes -- at johnson & johnson says he hopes the vaccine that iny are working on has data january. coming up, small business owners maybe not so optimistic. we will look at concerns over shutdowns, plus stimulus, with brad close of the national federation of an up and it business. that is coming up next -- of independent business. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm: live from new york, alix steel, with guy london. this is "bloomberg markets." the small business owners in the u.s. weren't optimistic about the next few months. nfibng us now is the president brad close. sentiment index my desert indicator because it has such great detail. one of the two to three things -- what are the two to three things that small businesses need today to survive until foot traffic increases? brad: thank you. it is a great question. some small businesses are doing really well, but a lot of them are no

we are fighting a unique position in the luxury market, i always say something between hermes, and thesition does not only belong to us. line,guys for the men's it was kind of a dj or the communication today with your home, i think very keen to talk with the young generation, just did a collaboration with nike, and you have to think about, you know, always on top of the super luxury. also, the brands need to talk with young kids, collaboration, what that means. i think we can take, you know, stone island into a luxury, unique positioning, and this will be my job for the next, let's say, 12 months. i think the possibilities are very clear. i think it is quite unique in terms of positioning and a term of products, and term of strategy. ireally am quite, you know, don't say "sure," because i am not sure, but i want to take them into this position on more luxury, on this. francine: what you hope to learn from each other, between stone island and of moncler? the entry point is very different. you are going for a younger customer. will you try and blend, or will you try to keep them complete

. >> these are two herm -- i don't believe these are terms that any prime minister of this country shouldept. >> has the eu demanded more from the u.k.? that you wants the u.k. to share ruleon government -- the eu nts the u.k. to share rules on government subsidies, workers rights, enronmental standards, and more. the u.k. rejects that, and this does go beyond other trade deals that the eu has struck with canada and japan, but the eu has its justificatio one mp puts it this way. >> it would be economic suicide for the european union to basically undermine one of its foundations in the market. host: the u.k. has different rules. potentially, it's businesses befit. an that possibility connects to the eu's approach.>> ne of the reasons for extra caution is because the u.k. is a jor global economy right on its doorstep. the eu feels it needs to be harsher because thpo u.k. has te ntial to be a bigger threat. host: those are theemds and the justification. but are they unusual? does this happen in trade deals around the world? well, not to this degree. there is the recent free-trade deal in nor

businessman herm fisher joined forces with the city's mayor, irving price, along with his wife, along >> reporter: chuck is senior vice president of fisher-price. during world war ii, the company stopped making toys and started making aircraft parts and shipping crates for supplies. >> they really delivered the same premise of making great things. they just focused on is supported the war effort at that time, versus focusing on toys. >> reporter: that ability to pivot served them well again this year. when the pandemic hit, the company released a line of thank you heros and donated the proceeds. and with more parents working from home, fisher-price is keeping kids busy with toys that allow them to imitate mom and dad. but it hasn't been all fun and games. over 30 infant fatalities have occurred -- last year fisher-price recalled millions of its rock in place sleepers, which were linked to accidental infant deaths. but now, as the company marks 90 years, chuck says they have staying power. because they've embraced their roots, like their legendary play lab. >> the play lab was inspired

this and more i'm joined by my guests jamie right in los angeles she is the founder of the right box herm and political and also in los angeles we have 3 around what is about she is an independent journalist and co-host of the congo couch and in new york we have john burnett he is co-chair of public affairs and public policy for new york republican state committee right across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it may i was going to you know and unless angeles as a put the progressive on the panel here what is the state of the progressive movement now you did get the vote out for joe biden at least rhetorically and publicly close ranks and as the presumptive president of the united states next will be inaugurated in january he's done everything his power to shown progressive so was it worth it why would they say that progressive is extremely fractured at this moment there are a lot of people on the left who feel that now that we're taken for granted and alosi has called herself a progressive a lot of people oppose all the progress that it h

of the major delivery companies has a good reputation whether it's amazon's own delivery service hermes geo less or other providers many parcel services employ subcontractors and unions have pointed out countless cases of overtime hours and low wages the post subsidiary d.h.l. pays their delivery people according to chair forgive ations they're trying to prevent the boom from overwhelming their delivery drivers as can fuck we don't have enough people to fill all the jobs in the logistics field we've hired more than a 1000 temp workers and have an additional $13000.00 vehicles in service. you walk england does more than halfway through his shift he's pushed his packed parcel carts through narrow stairwells a dozen times today. he says the silver lining to the pandemic is that people now have a new respect for his job. and a quick reminder of our top story at this hour britain and the european union are close to agreeing to impose bragg's a trade deal according to multiple media sources officials close of the talks said an agreement has been found on the sticking points fair competition a

recently the short picture of the guns wife with the hermes bag that she is that they've been they are calling for people to boycott french products whereas his wife is. buying french for the french luxury products while certainly a time of big tension for the 2 countries will be watching to see what develops next thank you so much for coming on and speaking to us that was courage shammy lawyer and middle east expert. thank you very much. now one of the latest track teams being put forward to tackle coronavirus in the u.k. has come under increasing scrutiny that's after the c.e.o. of fines or admitted its job may not stop those who take it from spreading the virus. even though it's good that protection and most. other people i think this is something that needs to be examined we are not certain about that right now 2 days ago it was the news we were all of waiting for it was described as a historic moment but now it seems like it's historic so all the wrong reasons the approval of course of the kind of it 1000 vaccination just a few days ago by the british medical regulated meant that

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with chiavarone is federated her mess -- federated hermes. what is the plan for 2021?w it is becoming consensus, but we have said all along that the biggest stimulus that is going to come is the vaccine. rates are going to stay low. you are going to get stimulus eventually, this most recent one notwithstanding, and in the vaccine with tax -- within 2021 is going to be a very good year. small caps, value cyclicals, dividend payers have risen to the top of that list more recently, and international stocks. tom: i think of credit suisse which is really going against consensus of small-cap. they say tech will still do well. do you abandon the successful stocks of the last 18 months? steve: no, there's nothing wrong with tech. we think in an absolute sense, it will be fine over the next year, and probably the next three to five years continued to be the winner. the story is the incremental news flow. next year, the economy is open. all of the chips won't be in the direction of tech like they were this year. other businesses will look far better, particularly the ones that h

of the major delivery companies has a good reputation whether it's amazon's own delivery service hermes geo less or other providers many parcel services employ subcontractors and unions have pointed out countless cases of overtime hours and low wages post subsidiary d.h.l. pays their delivery people according to chair a forgive ations they're trying to prevent the boom from overwhelming their delivery drivers as get fucked we don't have enough people to fill all the jobs in the logistics field we've hired more than a 1000 temp workers and have an additional $13000.00 vehicles in service. you walk england does more than halfway through his shift he's pushed his packed parcel carts through narrow stairwells a dozen times today he says the silver lining to the pandemic is that people now have a new respect for his job. and a quick reminder of our top story at this hour britain and the european union are close to agreeing to impose bragg's a trade deal according to multiple media sources officials close in talks said an agreement has been filed on the sticking points fair competition and fi

restraint, a little softer idea that moral restraint is more important than advocacy, because doing herm is more northerlily significant than doing good they almost all agree withyou. so the problem isn't that moral restraint is somehow inconsistent with a lot of religions out there. at the problem is it's an idea that is a little more refined than most of the thinking in most of the religions. so sometimes it helps to simply refine an idea. wasn't so long ago in this country the very same prevailing religions that produced strong duty-based moral restraint that we benefited from. that produced a society that could stand for democracy, fair number of americans were able to use those exact moral beliefs to abide his racism in their mind and justify slavery in particular. so sometimes religion can give us a foundation but that doesn't mean that it addresses everything, and i believe we can -- i'm kind of optimistic that as long as the idea of dotty-based moral restraint is pushed out into the religious community, almost all religions are likely to advocate is in a more direct focused way w

we know booker hermes always quick to own up to crimes like these because they want their name to always appear on war and be traded yes these are armed bandits that existed over a number of the guests in that part of the country they know what in the northwest of nagura. many of them have sprung up in the house due to a number of reasons one is the climate changes that are affected that but region. because of that we have had lots of conflict between farmers and head as are the heads of council that have been hit in the head in the past by. a particular 5 of. its parts. but you still depend soley on hitting catchers and protests i mean. kitchen heading and. things that have to do with milk and. first off for pastoral farming. no longer have that kind of things to sustain their livelihoods and based on bess a lot of them now have to came to crimes like that well then the question we should have what the government should i try to find out is how the more so then moves that source of livelihood many of them where it is processed because that system i mean the situation there. for some the

we know booker hermes always quick to or not to crimes like these because they want their name to always appear on war and be traded yes these are band aids that existed over a number of the s. in that part of the country they know what in the northwest of major area. many of them have sprung up in that house due to a number of reasons one is the climate change that last affected that particular region. because of that we have had a lot of conflict between farmers and head as are the heads of cattle that have been hit in the part that were in head in the past by. a particular tribe of nigeria experts crapped out in may but used to depend soley on hitting kettles and protests well then the question on the shoot have or what the government should try to find out is how the more so then lose that source of livelihood many of them where it is processed because that system i mean there was there was a sort of injustice and opposition coalition in central african republic is calling for elections to be postponed just one week before the vote now the request comes a day after the government acc

was i think for a long time even though it's not tr free from politics, it was considered sort of hermildest antics, it is now the center ring for the most dangerous act of trump's political life. do we need to look at more protections or more sanctions for bringing evidence-free claims into courtrooms? >> you know, i'm usually on this show and elsewhere a huge cynic, but i actually think there is some good news here, which is i think that the courts have handled this admirably. and you've seen courts, whether they were appointed by republicans or democrats, judges appointed by president donald trump rejecting these claims. so i don't think that the courts are where we have a problem. in other words, they have withstood the conspiracy theory onslaught and have been uniform i rejecting the claims. the problem is in the populous, the electorate, with are we have such a huge percentage of people who believe in conspiracy series and have themselves such doubt in what are really not controversial facts. and a lot of people feed on that and foment it and i think that's the problem. i think t

. >> reporter: by voice vote the senate unanimously passed this short testify herm measure. >> both sides of the i'll have firmly committed to finalizing another major pandemic rescue package for the american people. as of right now, we have not yet reached a final agreement regret pli. >> the ayes are 320, the nays are 60. >> i urge my colleagues join me in supporting the ongoing talks by adopting this clean continuing resolution. >> there's a little bit more time required to get this legislation finalized and drafted. >> reporter: bipartisan leaders in the house and senate have been negotiating a $900 billion relief package for weeks. there remain sticking points, however, including a republican-backed provision to wind down the federal reserve's emergency lending power during the pandemic. some senate democrats accused republicans of trying to insert a poison pill in the bill. connecticut democrat chris murphy tweeted, it's fascinating how republicans were fine with this fed power when trump was president, but now all of a sudden it's bad, almost like they want to use the covid relief

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joining me right now is federated hermes senior strategist linda and joining the conversation all morningg dagen mcdowell and maslansky + partners president lee carter. pretty good rally under way as we watch the trucks delivering the covid-19 vaccine. >> yeah, right, i mean finally we have been waiting for this to happen and to the extent that they can go faster than what many people expect, that could be great news for the stock market and into next year. as you know, as you mentioned new york city is shut down again. we are shut down here in pennsylvania and around the country to the extent we can open again we have so much pinned up demand that the market will really start pricing that in early into next year. maria: well, you make a good point. indoor dining is now banned in new york city. i'm trying to understand this policy. you've got restaurants trying hard to stay alive by doing outdoor seating as we are expecting another nor'easter this week. what kind of an impact is this going to have on the economy and the expectations of growth that we are looking at restaurants getting shu