kkr,hree are daicel, and specs and gate.his point, we are told none of the bids have been ruled out and the talks are still ongoing. could be sometime before they arrive on a bitter. angie: thank you so much for that. mitsubishi heavy says no decision has been made on whether its much delayed new domestic airliner may be held back. the aircraft division says delivery to its first company may have to wait because of some technical modifications. ana says it was warned of the possible delay. shares fairly flat at the moment, having fallen sharply at the open. shares of japan's largest retailer have jumped in tokyo. we are talking about seven and i slashing its forecast profit, but still seeking 2% gains. 7-eleven parent sees full-year company falling to a seven-year low. the president has been struggling to revive the company after a power struggle and he missed his deadline to deliver a recovery plan within 100 days of taking over. kawasaki heavy has added to the atmosphere of gloom around shipping with shares plunging in tok

i would not make a big bet here on kkr because we don't know what they're up to.ber in the west virginia. robert? >> caller: yes.eber in the west virginia. robert? >> caller: yes.rber in the west virginia. robert? >> caller: yes.tber in the west virginia. robert? >> caller: yes.er in the west virginia. robert? >> caller: yes.r in the west virginia. robert? >> caller: yes. in the west virginia. robert? >> caller: yes. hold or sell after the spread of young -- >> no, buying young brands because the split will be good. return a lot of capital and we have to think this is a great idea. rest of the world not as good but maybe giving you a bigger dividend. and dead right. and burke in connecticut. burke? >> caller: hello. >> burke, you're up. >> caller: okay. >> what's the stock there, burke? maybe just a name. >> caller: rigs -- >> oh, trans ocean. i don't like deep water. hall better. knows are better. dave in new york in dave? >> caller: jim, what up? boo-yah. >> what's shaking with you, partner? >> caller: hold or sell? >> no, so low, you know, look, this is a roll

kata is tell us ta leaning toward daicel, kkr, and flex-n-gate. all three have proposed bankruptcy. the remaining two are insisting. saudi arabia's banks have been told to reschedule loan payments for customers affected by government cuts. banks must obtain clients' approval before rescheduling a loan while customers will have to prove they've been affected. the pound fell after british prime minister theresa may said she will trigger brexit by the end of march. there is still no clear idea of what the outcome will be. she will invoke article 50, starting a roughly two-year process of taking the u.k. out of the european union. the confederation of british industry called for guidance on how u.k. businesses will trade with its biggest partner. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. yousef: last week's opec deal to limit output is facing hurdles with problems evident just minutes after the group agreed. middle eastws energy markets reporter michael is here. what are the main issues the opec members have to overcome? >>

the 3 that they may favor our kkr, -- the other 2 insist on bankruptcy.t this point, we are told none have been ruled out. it official, bass pro shops buying cabal of. --cabela. sports largest outdoor equipment retailers. the idea was that elliott management owns part of cabelas. they have been pushing for a sale of the company. there was a reading war between bass pro shops and sycamore. >> what is driving a deal? >> elliott. there was an activist and cabela's pushing a deal. they got a deal. $5.5 billion is above where they traded. but the past two years, their shares were going down. since elliott got in there and they became public, shares are up 15 percent to 20%. they are now up on top of the deal. bass pro shop, one retailer buying another, you see that a lot. i would not be surprised if the cabela's name went away. matt: u.s. sales figures for september 2 going out. autos. , gm and ford posted declines for the month, but came in and in line with analysts' estimates. nissan saw sales rise 5% for the month. that clobbered estimates for drop of 1.5%.

make sure you have a value proposition for those people that make sense likesou compete with the of kkrnley, goldman worlds.nd such competition is more fears in london and hong kong than here in toronto. it continues and that is where we can differentiate ourselves. a lot of young people, they like working for pension plans because there is a truly meaningful purpose there. we do well. we can do great things and be number one. she canct and that recognize and make all people in canada have a retirement that is much better than if you work for a different kind of financial institution. making truly meaningful purpose very clear to your employees, that is a matter -- that matters. erik: did he think 15 years ago, you would be saying, young people like to work for pension plans? bjarne: not really. the world, part of north america, etc. canada, it has been more difficult. young people are changing today. they are not only into money. they are into family, family values, it's a purpose. erik: that gives you an advantage? bjarne: i have been a ceo and a bank that in europe when i worked ther

that is near and dear to the private equity firms like like stone and kkr and others.is a tax loophole that could get closed. look at how that placed her given how much the banks of been in the crosshairs on both sides. david: both donald trump and hillary clinton have indicated they want to pull back from carried interest. much: there hasn't been the candidates agreed on. well oneet has not done either side. matt: the one thing they agree on is infrastructure. they have declared that they want to commit themselves to infrastructure. i want to say one thing about hillary clinton. she has been consistently somebody who is willing to work with her opposition and her adversaries over and over again. anxietysure the markets is well-placed. pragmaticnerally been in the way she has gone about it. you've seen that in the wikileaks release of her so-called speeches or alleged speeches. republicans who worked with her in the senate will say the same thing, that they can work with her. presidencyinton which is essentially priced in at this point is probably ok with most investor