♪ >>> welcome to "street signs" i'm julianna tatelbaum. >> i'm willem marx, these your headlines. >>he shanghai composite ends at highest level since june, 2018, and posts biggest one-day game in roughly 3 1/2 years after president trump delays a tariff hike on chinese goods. >>> autos and basic resources leave europe higher amid u.s. and china will soon clinch a trade deal. >>> pharma deal makes a bid to by u.s.-therapeutics >>> and warren buffett is looking for big deals. the oracle of omaha says he's looking for a elephant sized acquisition but warns prices are too high we hear from the them himself at 12 central european time ♪ >>> well, it has been an incredible overnight session in the asian markets on the back of that news that president trump will delay the march 1 deadline for hiking tariffs the shanghai composite up 5.6% very, very serious gains and one statistic i want to throw out there for you, net flows into the shanghai and shenzhen markets as of friday topped 110 billion more than three times that in the first two months of 2018, so huge inflows into the china markets

♪ >>> welcome to "street signs" i'm julianna tatelbaum. >> i'm willem marx these are your headlines thisonday morning. >> european equities trade lowe china's services sector slows in january. >> the swiss bank cuts cost after full years earnings miss expectations the ceo blames lower client activity. >>> the head winds in the markets will probably not go away very quickly, and therefore we decided to come up with a more strategic cost and also efficiency program the goal there is to take out the 100 million cost block >>> shares in ryanair tumble after full year profits will fall 31% and blames weaker fares. >>> and tom brady helps the new england patriots beat the los angeles rams, 13-3, record sixth super bowl championship. ♪ >>> well, a very warm welcome to "street signs" this morning. getting right into our first corporate story of the day, julian bear announced 100 million swiss franc cost cutting program. they reported a 4% increase to 735 million swiss francs we're getting out to joumanna with us in switzerland this morning. joumanna, thank you for joining us this morning. now, h

i'm joumanna ber chech chi. >> and julianna tatelbaum.e exchange" is coming up next. ♪ >>> 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters a in the nation's capitol where the clock is ticking toward another government shutdown. we'll take you live to d.c. with the very latest straight ahead. >>> china remaining front and center high-level trade talks getting under way in beijing. >>> futures are pushing higher this morning investors gearing up for the big week ahead >>> one major hedge fund manager is making big moves out of tech. the details ahead. >>> and history is made at last night's grammy awards. in case you missed it, we'll give you a full recap of the music industry's biggest night all on this monday, february 11st, as "worldwide exchange"

. >> i'm julianna tatelbaum. and these are your headlines. >> u.s.e gains chinese car sales syink for a 7t month, and fears rise of a slow down in the world's second largest auto market. >>> a healthy beat, reckitt benckiser opens higher the health and home units are improving. >>> and opposition builds over president trump's national emergency declaration as democrats say they will challenge the move in court. >>> and uk intelligence chiefs reportedly decide they can manage any risks from huawei in the rollout of 5 g, in a break with the u.s. and other allies >>> the european markets appear to be pausing for breath after last week's strong week. we saw the stock 600 gain about 3% then. a strong close on friday but this morning, a bit of divergence across the region overall, we are looking at a flat start to trade this week for europe now, in terms of the different regions, the ftse 100 is down about 27 basis points, underperforming the block. the dax is down about 24 basis points, the strongest performer of the morning is ftse mib, last week, a stro

julianna richardson is the organization's founder and joins me now. be here. >> brown: tell us first ab the idea behind histriel-makers. how do you think about it? >> the goal was really to create the nation's largest african-american video oral history air kiefs. there had been virtually no attempt to record the black experience with the first voice since the w.b.p.a. slave narratives. there were 2400 slaves interviewed in the '30s as part of the w.b.p.a. project. >> brown: i named someam well-known, but how do you pick? >> we're looking for leaders in many ways, but wooe really k through people's lives to help tell a more mplete history of the african-american experience, and now we've done 3,200 interviews.0. >> brown: 3,2 3,200 interviews in 413 cities and towns across the united states and some abroad. >> brown: so you have one coming up airing on pbs. >> yeah, we're so pleased about that one. >> brown: the businessman ken chenault. >> yes. >> brown: tell us about that one. >> ken chenault, a lot of peohie don't kno story, though he has been the

. >> yesterday i talked to julianna about barbie maybe making a comeback.rebrand surfaced yesterday. a lot of kid and adults very excited about this news. >> yes, including yourself, lewis. one of their former executives, richard barry, said they're exploring options for how to resuscitate the brand, e-commerce sales. bottom line, there's around a 50% market share that's not being captured, even though toys "r" us and went backwards. maybe something for you to look forward to alongside the "barbie movie" in 2021. >> do you want to sing the toys "r" us song? ♪ i'm a toys "r" us kid i don't think anyone wants me to sing. >> and will president trump get on board with just days of t-- until the next deadline? and cliff sims will discuss his lawsuit against president trump following the release of his tell-all book. "morning joe" just moments away. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long-term. osteo bi-flex because i'm made to move. i that's

julianna, what can we expect how the week is going to look? >> well, u.s.ning on the back of a strong handover from asia where china markets resumed trades after being closed for the lunar market last week as well as a long start in europe this morning. so some positive tail winds potentially will be supporting u.s. markets today but the huge focus will be on the u.s./china trade talks top today they'll begin in beijing at a deputy level. one story worth highlighting is amazon, they are rethinking their long island headquarter after officials have pushed back that they don't like the secretive nature of the deal and the fact that amazon was offered nearly $3 billion in performance-based incentives to choose that city. the new york governor has pushed back saying we have to make amazon a reality. >> after facing hits from the toys "r" us closure, barbie is back. what fueled that turn around? >> sales of barbie reached a five-year high. this is the fifth consecutive quarter of growth. they say barbie now represents equality and empowerment. it is barbie's 60t

. ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs" i'm julianna tatelbaum. >> i'm willem marx, these your headlines. >the shanghai composite ends at highest level since june, 2018, and posts biggest one-day game in roughly 3 1/2 years after president trump delays a tariff hike on chinese goods. >>> autos and basic resources leave europe higher amid u.s. and china will soon clinch a trade deal. >>> pharma deal makes a bi

others saw a potential olive branch, excuse me, a chinese giant telecon giant huawei, what's the juliannaon. >> some are interpreting this as an olive branch of sorts. in the tweet the president said he wants the u.s. to win the 5g race by competition, not by blocking out technology. some are interpreting this to mean he may be soft i don't ken stance on huawei. just to remind you, trump is said to meet china's vice premier in washington today to resume trade talks. it's unclear how huawei will factor into the negotiation but something to watch. in separate news, at&t and hasboro are pulling ads from youtube following reports that pedophiles have latched on to videos of young children and are lurking in the common section of these videos. youtube has reportedly sent a memo to advertisers to outline changes it's making this week to protect brands. disturbing news there, guys. >> the iphone has been important to apple for so long but we've seen a diminishment in sales. they're teaming up with goldman sac sachs for a new credit card. what can you tell bus that? >> goldman sachs and apple are

. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "street signs" i'm julianna tatelbaum. >> i'm willem marx these are your headlinesina's services sector slows in january. >> the swiss bank cuts cost after full years earnings miss expectations the ceo blames lower client activity. >>> the head winds in the

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. >>> julianna tatelbaum is going to join us in london good morning >> good morning.you just mentioned coming out of asia has filtered through to the european session here. as you can see beside me, it's shaping up to be a positive day for european stocks across the board. we are seeing gains. here in the uk the ftse 100 is up about 50 basis points at the moment another big week for brexit. theresa may is preparing to address parliament on wednesday where she will discuss progress she's made on her deal now, i want to take you to italy where italian stocks are outperforming this morning the ftse mib is up 1.6%. we're seeing a pretty strong bounce in the italian banking sector this came after the european central bank set capital requirements for 2019 that investors received well. we are seeing a good bid for those italian banking stocks now look at the broader sectors here in europe of course, u.s./china trade also firmly in focus. investors looking for any fresh headlines there. but as you can see behind me, it is definitely a positive picture here in europe the top