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the ceo of lenovo in the a nalyst quarter.still quite confident going forward, saying they will still be making money but market conditions remain challenging, especially the components supply shortage and costs, which will continue pressuring business operations. lenovo has suffered from a global demand in pc ——a global decline in pc demand as consumers turn to ta blets, pc demand as consumers turn to tablets, particularly in china. more problems and challenges ahead for china's biggest pc maker. many thanks indeed. good to see you. i don't know what that growth repulsed ——i don't know what rico's holiday plans are that you may be one of the 25 million people who took a holiday aboard a cruise ship. the cruise industry is a major business — and it's growing rapidly. but as theo leggett reports, the new generation of giant floating hotels aren't welcome everywhere. they are floating cities. majestic and luxurious. sailing serenely through the waters that surround some of the most beautiful places on earth. but when these vesse

lenovo reporting as well.s and banks dragging when it comes to the tokyo session. the topics falling for a third straight day. japanese stocks might be primed for gains. risen 27 percent on year, continuing a trend of gradual increases. it can see that with a line in blue. looking at movers in toto, i want to show you chip equipment makers after -- electronic with a long-term view. in light of geopolitics, let us show you defend stocks in japan. , a heavy industry. japan's government, reportedly mulling another boost to defense spending for the next five-year plan, potentially to counter the north korean threat, betty. betty: sophie, thank you so much. watching some of those stocks and particularly t lenovo. also watching a chinese insurer when markets open in hong kong in just a few hours. the company announcing a higher dividend after profit rose by more than 6%. i want to bring in stephen lambdin. seems like a pretty decent set of results. were they expected are pretty much in line? on the highhey are side

lenovo rolled out new products. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am haslinda amin. this is bloomberg. haidi: thanks for that. returning to our top story, hours after a van killed at least 13 people in barcelona, spanish police have perpetrated a counterterror raid in cambrils , a town 120 kilometers away. four people are dead, one injured. david, what is the latest that we know? is there anything the government can do to prevent this type of attack that we have seen with increasing frequency time and time again? say one ofuld really the difficulties the government faces and the situation is the there isn't a lot -- that there isn't a lot they can do. short of giving in to the demands of isis and the like, and not taking part in the fight against these terrorists. what they can do though is to try to mitigate the risk of , and that is by doing what i would consider to be fairly simple things like erecting barriers around key forest sites. i ha

and as china's lenovo slips as the worlds biggest pc maker after disappointing results, we're askinghas it's day? do you still use them or have they been replaced by your tablet and smartphone? just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. he came into the white house with a pro—business agenda. but events this week have caused the business community in america to distance themselves from donald trump. analysts have warned that his response to the violence in charlottesville will hurt republicans‘ prospects for progress on domestic policy. so let's look at his scorecard so far. in january trump formally scrapped tpp, a flagship trade deal with 11 asia—pacific countries — blaming the deal for job losses in the us. he also promised he'd withdraw from the paris climate deal, which he did injune, saying it would cost millions of american jobs. and nothing has been achieved when it comes to tax reform. congress is struggling to agree on how to fund lower taxes on individuals and corporations. one of his major campaign promises was to rework the trade agreement betw

china's lenovo gives up the crown as the world's biggest pc maker after some very disappointing results there's been a shootout in the spanish port town of cambrils, where police have killed five terror suspects they say are linked to the barcelona van attack on thursday afternoon. police are still hunting for the driver of that van which was deliberately driven into crowds of people in the city's best—known thoroughfare, las ramblas. the victims come from 18 countries including france, ireland, venezuela, australia and china. the barcelona attack is also being linked to a massive explosion which destroyed a house in alcanar. one person was killed in that blast. and before the shootout in cambrils, seven people including a police officer were injured when a car drove into them in the town. the bbc‘s sarah corker begins our coverage. in the early hours of friday morning, a dramatic shootout in a holiday resort of cambrils. 120 kilometres south of barcelona. the authorities say five suspected terrorists wearing what appeared to be suicide belts were shot dead by police. police opened fire

have a look at the downside, lenovo one of the worst performers.-ranked analysts for lenovo says it has another 27% hall that he could reach as it faces competition at its pc unit often seen as its main sale engine. we have seen this stock down for a third consecutive session. this has prompted a host of downgrades for the stock including from macquarrie. we are seeing domino's pizza in sydney one of the worst performers off by about 3%. some of the korean stocks under pressure today. overall, a pretty good session for asia. tracy: thinks juliette. let's head over to saudi arabia because the issue has been oversubscribed by over three times and is set to raise more than $10 billion let's get the details from matthew martin. this is a local bond which means he goes to local investors. what does this say about local demand? a few: demand is still pretty high -- matthew: demand is still pretty high. demand in the private sector is really dried up so banks are looking for decent assets to buy. there is a lot of demand. if we compare it to last month's

if you look at what hp has done in the pc market, it is commendable given what lenovo has done, say.ook at the printing business and they figured out a formula. they call it their four box model in which they say how many printers do i need to place in order to make my ink supplies grow well and how much can i extract out of this ink supply sale for the devices i have in play? they have done really well with that model on the printer side and they have done better than expected on the pc side. to be quite honest, yes pcs are back -- bad, but not as bad as it could have been. vonnie: how come cloud is hurting hpe? googles,cebooks, the the amazons of the world do not want branded boxes. they want nonbranded boxes and not things from hp and dell. they are positioned early in that market. vonnie: from bloomberg intelligence, covering hardware and software. hp billiton says it is in talks potential buyers of the shale assets. we hear about the company's strategy from ceo andrew mackenzie as m&a activity picks up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from bloomberg world had corridors in ma

samsung, acer, lenovo, asus are offering chromebooks $200 or lower any of those brands are a safe bet i recommend them stand up - if you got a little more to spend so we're talking between the $200-$300 range you can get a more traditional notebook with more bells and whistles bigger screens, bigger hard drives, more inputs, cd drive. and often these will come with the full windows software suite.i would start by looking for refurbished laptops on the big retailer websites like best buy, target, walmart it's not hard to find laptops that usually go for around $500 selling for well below $300. for your entry level pc laptop in the $300 or less range just make sure you recognise the brand name stick with the big ones like hp, lenovo, dell, acer. and you want 8gb of memory for performance and atleast a 250 gig hard drive. stand up - for a closer look at the best laptops out there on our website or on our mobile app look for my tech page there is links there with your tech report gs k4 news (steve) the trump administration hit with more bad news in the ongoing special counsel investigatio

china's lenovo gives up the crown as the world's biggest pc maker after some very disappointing results

numbers could be worse for hewlett-packard with sales of 32% from a year earlier and tell came to past lenovolace. the stock market has been struggling the last week with the dow jones losing 1.9% of its value. a bit of caution for the market today. right now it is moving lower while the nasdaq is up five points in the early going. back to you, younes abouyaaqoub -- kenny and michelle . >> a clash over classroom space has parents protesting in marin county in fairfax. the state has allocated eight classrooms for the new charter school in order to make room for the students 800 middle schoolers are being crammed into the space. parents are set to protest this morning when official visit the charter school. >>> many people are heading out the door or work and for back to school. right now we are tracking some delays into san francisco with 101 and an accident right near 80 and do voice blocking one lane. it is also causing in little backup along southbound 101 as you are approaching the 80 split. this is heading southbound and it is just about a 10 minute ride down to fairpoint parkway and it i

earlier this year, they did created they have headsets with lenovo that you originalgames from the stare a chessboard of life creatures. a headsetu have already, don't you? know toot, but i do much about it. the headsets are expensive. we will see how that rolls out. vonnie: i will borrow it when you do get one. talk with former minnesota governor tim pol anti-. be sure to check out tv on your bloomberg. ♪ is 1:00 in washington, 6:00 in london, and 1:00 in hong kong. i am julia chatterley. welcome to "bloomberg markets: the trump economy." here are some of the top stories we are watching this hour. drama over the debt ceiling. donald trump calling out mitch mcconnell and paul ryan on twitter for the latest mess. growingpeak about the divide between the president and republicans with warmer minnesota governor tim pawlenty. he is now the ceo of the financial services roundtable. wall street serves from deficit panic to cheering for tax cuts. how the conversation changed following the november election. president trump today attacking the legislative leaders of his own party on twitte

. >>> lenovo posting its first quarterly loss in almost two years. the pc maker warning of higher coasts and shortages of key components like memory chips >>> and pharma, the fda is expanding the use of an ovarian cancer drug from astrazeneca and merck. the drug is being approved for pains with patients with recurring ovarian cancer. >>> dillards is also raising its dividend to 10 cents a share >>> let's get to the latest in spain. we go to claudio lavanga things are taking a turn at least in the intensity of the investigation and the manhunt. tell us the latest from the ground there >> yes, there is a little update on the investigation now spanish police are saying that they believe that the vests that were found on the five terrorists that were killed yesterday in the town of cambri cambrils, 100 miles south of barcelona, were fake that's a bit of a positive news, if you can call it that. it means that if this was a cell, if this was an organization, then it did not have access to explosives as previously thought that also means that the threat of

fujitsu's mobile phone operations have drawn interests in several investment funds, as well as lenovo and foxconn first round bidding could start as soon as september the unit expected to fetch hundreds of millions of dollars. fujitsu spun off its mobile phone operations into a separate company in february of last year saying it would look for a partner for the non-core operations the smartphone sales in the year ending next march will clock in at 3.1 million units, less than half the peak of roughly 8 million units in fiscal 2011 if the deal goes through, f fujitsu would cease manufacturing mobile phones but keep the brand alive apple iphones have more than a 40% share of the market. if fujitsu leaves the market, only three japanesemakers will be left in the market, sony, sharp and kyocera. that's all from the nikkei, back to you >> thank you very much makiko utsuda reporting there from tokyo. >>> forgive the puns here, but the sun has set, so to speak, on the great american eclipse 95% of the u.s. experienced at least a partial view of the phenomen phenomenon the first total solar e

samsung, acer, lenovo, asus are offering chromebooks $200 or lower any of those brands are a safe bet them stand up - if you got a little more to spend so we're talking between the $200-$300 range you can get a more traditional notebook with more bells and whistles bigger screens, bigger hard drives, more inputs, cd drive. and often these will come with the full windows software suite.i would start by looking for refurbished laptops on the big retailer websites like best buy, target, walmart it's not hard to find laptops that usually go for around $500 selling for well below $300. for your entry level pc laptop in the $300 or less range just make sure you recognise the brand name stick with the big ones like hp, lenovo, dell, acer. and you want 8gb of memory for performance and atleast a 250 gig hard drive. stand up - for a closer look at the best laptops out there on our website or on our mobile app look for my tech page there is links there with your tech report gs k4 news ( darya ) now to bay area baseball... the giants trying to win the series against the cubs.( mark ) let's get t

samsung, acer, lenovo, asus are offering chromebooks $200 or lower any of those brands are a safe betnd up - if you got a little more to spend so we're talking between the $200-$300 range you can get a more traditional notebook with more bells and whistles bigger screens, bigger hard drives, more inputs, cd drive. and often these will come with the full windows software suite.i would start by looking for refurbished laptops on the big retailer websites like best buy, target, walmart it's not hard to find laptops that usually go for around $500 selling for well below $300. for your entry level pc laptop in the $300 or less range just make sure you recognise the brand name stick with the big ones like hp, lenovo, dell, acer. and you want 8gb of memory for performance and atleast a 250 gig hard drive. stand up - for a closer look at the best laptops out there on our website or on our mobile app look for my tech page there is links there with your tech report gs k4 news ( mark ) and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge... coming up in kron four news at nine... breaking news ou

china overseas land in hong kong doing well, this on a number of worker upgrades after yesterday but lenovoown and the hong kong session. atop analyst said -- a top analyst said it has 27% to fall. the indonesia rate decision, no change expected to the cash rate percent. the u.s. dollar indonesia could have trouble trying to break through the seven-month trading range. cut if we do see a surprise coming through from the bank of indonesia. matt and manus. matt: juliette saly joining us with an excellent chart from the bloomberg out of singapore. ray dalio has reiterated his warnings against exposure to risk arguing that politics will probably play a greater role in affecting markets that we have experienced in any time before in our lifetimes. ceonew linkedin info earlier today. in there any bright spots this morning, in the risk that he sees? it is kind of depressing to read that this is a guy fighting mentality for the u.s. government rather than doing everything in the best interest of the country. similar did make a warning two years ago. it is not like somewhere fresh out of nowhere. he

they named lenovo, another company, and foxconn.al deal could be priced in the billions of yen. escalated with the termination of an agreement involving one third of its restaurants there. the company says it entered the deal with restaurants, a joint venture that operates in northern and eastern india. mcdonald said the partner violated obligations of the agreement, including the payment of royalties. yvonne: total is to buy the oil and gas unit of ap moller-maersk in its biggest acquisition since 1999. they would pay $4.5 billion of its own shares and another $2.5 billion of debt. the transaction value is about what analysts were expecting. mmerck sales jumped. >> we do not think there is a case for combining them and sending them off or divesting them as one. a think we will probably see different solution for each of the three remaining businesses. singapore is laying out a strategy for smart nation status, urging people to embrace the technology that will be needed. let us go to our teeth international correspondent for southea