not plantronics, but on interest rates and currencies.m honored you are on today, and i want to link it right into macquarie, which is aussie-yen. when we move like we move, things happen. what should we be paying attention to this weekend, three standard deviation long renminbi, three standard deviation long aussie, etc.. what should we focus on? thierry: we still have to focus on what central bank's will do over the next few weeks. we think they are going to potentially raise that cap on 10-year gilts. tom: they will go from 0.25 out to something new? thierry: maybe 0.3 to 0.4, somewhere in that range. i think at some point there's going to be a lack of tolerance for a weaker yen. as you said, imports are going to start getting more expensive and japan. it is true that they need more inflation, but it seems they also don't need the kind of uncertainty that is brought to the market by a lot of dollar-yen volatility. tom: you and i are ensconced at the frank lloyd wright bar. you are having psaki you can't afford. we are talking about a c

hp has agreed to buy plantronics in a $3.3 billion deal.ll help the laptop maker capitalize on the transition to hybrid work. the all-cash deal gives shareholders a 53% premium for plantronics closing price on friday. while walmart is reportedly ending cigarette sales in some stores. the move comes after years of debate. a spokesperson would not say how many locations will keep selling cigarettes. walmart is not halting all tobacco sales. global news 24 hours a day, on air and bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am lisa matteo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we think that they are going to potentially raise that cap on 10-year yields, probably above 0.3, 0.4, somewhere in that range. at some point it is going to be a lack of tolerance for a weaker yen. imports are going to start to get more expensive in japan. tom: terry wiseman there, legendary at bear stearns. we are thrilled he could join us today. in the blur of all the news this morning, on yield, the president returned to wash

hp agreeing to purchase plantronics in a deal that will help the laptop maker further capitalize on theirivot to hybrid work. they sell phone headsets and audiovideo accessories. the all-cash deal gives shareholders a premium to the closing price on friday. coming up, it went viral in seconds. will smith, slapping chris rock at the oscars. more details on why and what's next, coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: it is what everyone is talking about, at least on social media, as the slap. will smith smacking chris rock on stage in the middle of the oscars ceremony after chris rock made a g.i. joe g.i. jane kind of wife about will smith's wife, who has suffered from alopecia and embracing it by going bald over the last couple of months. lucas, i got to ask you, 24 hours later, a more details on what happened here, the back story? next? >> noni details on exactly what happened on stage, we all saw it, but the real question is what was happening behind the scenes, what did the academy try to do or not try to do in the moment in what will they do going forward? there have been some reports a