renault will manufacture hybrid vehicles in asia it well use geely technology and supply chains. see the two carmakers push the geely cars. >>> deliveroo shares atop of the stoxx 600. an announcement of delivery hero has taken a 5.9% stake in the company. >>> and the deadline exttended for the counter retail offer for morrison's t cd&r had until today to make a fresh bid. and philip morris has 10% higher stake in vectura this is the second round of the bidding war which kicked off in may. vectura develops asthma drugs. >>> and elliott management is reporting a stake in sse elliott and sse deliclined to comment on the report. sse runs wind farms and electricity networks and faced spe speculation over being broken up or sold. >>> julianna, you said it was a muted start for equities not the case for energy markets. let's look at the oil market is behavior today brent and wti are down 3.5%. not a good start to the week the stronger dollar is having an impact here. also reports from china with respect to covid restrictions now being applied and the impact that is going to have on dema

. >> the reliance with to be she and renault -- mitsubishi and renault has been strained.ght now? >> we are going with good faith. electrification is a pillar as well. we want to make sure we can -- we are trying to have the same specifications between nissan and mitsubishi. we can enjoy scalability and r&d optimized one to the other. this is what we are working continuously and i think each company is making a plan and vision moving forward and we would like to make sure the synergy will be there. shery: renault and mitsubishi have both been dizzy during this pandemic, but i'm wondering when you will have back on the table discussions about the ownership structure. >> we keep -- how we can make sure it can contribute to each company for their goals and the alliance goals. this is what we are focusing on today. and definitely this is something that each ceo is looking for and we are collaborating to make sure we can all go under the alliance. haidi: what is the best case scenario or circumstances under the alliance that will benefit nissan the most? >> we do have a sense o

a former a detainee out america's infamous one ton of bay prison camp, while colon renault. ronnie was born in 1975, and was recruited by the tunnel on in the 1900. 9 teens eventually joining the movements so called ministry of intelligence in 2001 he was detained by us forces incompetent subsequently sent to guantanamo bay. while he was among the fast detainees that he was incarcerated until 22007. now, at the time, ronnie was deemed by us intelligence as a medium level threat to the us and its allies. i was expected to join groups dedicated to attacking us forces in afghanistan, if for the east and if released. and yet the conflict release him addressing the review panel, ronnie reported reclaimed, he was just more re shop people who wanted to return home to cast his sick father on it. we had from scott ritter, a former marine corps intelligence officer. he told us a places like one tom though, back to create extreme us. the united states is very rarely has 100 percent accurate information on people. we detained the these people for, for many years. if i were detained off the street

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southern united states where it is expected to strengthen, into hiding dangerous, told by the time in renault the return, most united to degree a deal to resign, that form a strike. ah, so the united states says it carried out a drone strike against i saw in eastern afghanistan the attack in nangle province follows an early warning from president joe biden. he said his forces would hunt down those behind thursdays, suicide bombing outside couple airport. at least a 175 people were killed, including 13 us soldiers. while the u. s. embassy and couple is warning americans against traveling to the airport because of security concerns. the pentagon says there are specific credible threats against a facility official say any americans waiting, i should leave immediately. the u. s. and allied forces erasing to evacuate their citizens and vulnerable afghans before deadline to withdraw. troops on tuesday. let me speaking to charlotte. better about the situation in afghanistan, just a moment. the 1st gabriel is under as more on that thread strike. the us central command to saying that a drone attack st

haidi: the renault ceo speaking with bloomberg.k of the latest business flash headlines. oil search shares jumped after the agreed to a sweetens all stock takeover offer from santos. oil search says it's board will unanimously recommend shareholders vote in favor of the revised proposal. the due diligence is expected to last for weeks and the deal would give oil search shareholders 38.5% of the merged group. afterpay soared after square agreed to bite in it all stock transaction worth $29 billion. the deal with -- the deal is san francisco-based square's largest acquisition as it moves into consumer lending. it allows consumers to buy on credit and pay overtime. the deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2022. simone biles withdrew from the olympic events. fisa has an inlet pick -- visa has an olympic sponsor deal and is invested in biles for the game. >> we are proud of simon. >> we are proud of simone. she has proven beyond a shadow of a doubt she is maybe the top gymnast ever in the history of the sport. clearly she w

. >> renault and nissan have been busy.onder when you will have back on the table the discussions about the ownership structure. makoto: we are keeping the independence and how we can make sure the -- synergy can contribute to each company for their goals. this is what we are focusing on today. and, definitely, this is something that each ceo is looking for and we are collaborating to make you sure we can all grow under the alliance. yvonne: that was the nissan ceo. the latest business flash headlines. credit suisse -- is selling 3.7 5 billion dollars of bonds recovering losses. the lender issued the debt in three parts with durations of two and five years. the exposure to arkago prompted changes including a pause in buybacks. loki has agreed to buy a japanese rival for $595 million amid a growing wave of consolidation among boutique banks. the largest deal so far from the los angeles-based investment bank, which surpassed lazard in 2020 is the biggest u.s. boutique advisory firm by market valuation. singapore's grab holdin

tom: david wilson is looking at the fusion-io are renault, he is looking at the fiat of charts.ear coming up on the 50th anniversary of president nixon's decision to break the tie between gold and the dollar. tom: remember that? people were screaming. david: the question is what has happened to gold over that 50-year timeframe? how does it compare to stocks? with the chart does is look at spot gold, immediate delivery relative to the s&p 500 with and without dividends. you get a very different comparison based on what you do with the s&p 500. if you look at just the index itself, gold has been pretty competitive. you find stretches for years or gold had bigger gains. and you put dividends into the equation and it is not even close. you are talking about the s&p 500 generating almost 20,000% return. up to hundredfold. more than three quarters of that is dividends. stocks are a runaway relative to gold over that timeframe. tom: in my book years ago the best charts was from the world bank. it was such a strong chart. it was deflation is over. the idea of the dynamics of currencies

what is the relationship with mitsubishi and renault to nissan. announced nissan -- next generation will have platform, with supplier this kind of approach which is the foundation of the alliance, to work on win, win, win modifying ahead next step want to win he electrification as a pillar to boost synergies in the future. >> i know you've been trying to do that for a long time. but it hasn't necessarily resonated with customers not just nissan but throughout the industry before you go what is your take in terms of growth we've been looking at stock price has come down quite a bit investors want to know where the growth is is at nissan what do you want to say. thank you, maria for the question it will against in terms of to being price if we take reference of the stock price where we were when we started our plan and look at today definitively what nissan demonstrated is the gaining of credibility and confidence, internally with employees suppliers and externally with investors talking about u.s. business formation plan i told at that time the key

we are keeping an eye on geely, on news the chinese chi record -- carmaker signed a deal with renaultwo exec it is facing assault allegations. company says higher tax rates are on the horizon for the chinese internet industry. we're keeping an eye on chinese chipmakers after state media warned regulators may crackdown on speculators in the state amid the chip crunch we're seeing around the world. we've seen shares jump nearly 30% in the past two weeks. shery: and we truly have seen downside pressure, given some news on price collusion. but still, it seems to be hardware versus software stuff are pretty well, especially when it comes to msci asia-pacific info tech index, which gained last week the most since january compared to communications services. they are led by those tech giants like text -- like tencent, which fell for a third week. no surprise we are seeing that gap between hardware companies and suffer companies. haidi: and we're also sing divergence when it comes to tech outside china, as well. take a look at the situation when it comes to slumping global bond yields, burnis

here you can see him in front of a renault tank. the type that were used no idea who the guy is sticking his face out of the the hatch there there is a young dwight eisenhower. one very high marks again for his ministration of the camp and also for his administration of public health during the spanish flu influenza of that time, which i think we can all relate to better now than we could a year or so ago. but he was again you bitterly disappointed as he put it. and missing the chance for combat. in france eisenhower was always considered by his by his peers to be blessed with. a lot of luck and luck is something that many successful generals have been credited with having and you know, in fact napoleon's question of a general is he lucky? for whatever reason eisenhower had that had that that gift. one of the boys from kansas aaron plattner who had taken the west point or the service academy qualified test along with ike? but did not get an appointment. went to france in the infantry and was killed. another boy who competed against

matt: let me ask you about the supply chain and how you are working together with renault and mitsubishiin every man for himself issue here -- an every man for himself issue here or does the alliance work together in terms of getting chips to all of the producers? matt: we have -- ashwani: we have alliance purchasing which is responsible for the global sourcing. semiconductors of course are thought of as global sourcing. the whole world is going through this chip shortage, and we are managing it. we are managing it together as alliance, and we are relocating region by region, product by product. however, what we saw recently is -- i will not say 100%, but unfortunately, southeast asia pandemic surge, we are seeing impact on the global industry again. so we hope -- it is not about tip shortage yes or no. it is more about how quickly the world is out of this pandemic, keeping the people safety -- people's safety. shery: let's turn to sophie for what other companies she is watching ahead of the trading start. sophie: in australia, watching reaction to results from across sectors had newcres

are well positioned to be successful in europe and in asia in europe we're working with our jv with renaultfor on-road vehicles, and this will close our joint venture with sk this quarter, and look, these companies came to the united states to get the technology, not the other way around >> you used very aggress -- the one that stuck out for me is the world is going to change much more rapidly than people can imagine about green hydrogen there's a lot of people very suspect. can you explain this, why it's going to change more rapidly >> well, jim, when i look at it, at three cents a kilowatt hour, it costs about $1.50 to make a kilogram of hydrogen that's online with what you can get with natural gas, especially natural gas with carbon capture. i think people have the equation wrong, and i think we're well positioned with building out our gree we just broke ground on a plant in georgia just last week. >> well, i got to tell you, the other side for a second. your biggest -- well, listen, your provider, you switch from air products for your basic, for your hydrogen, and on the conference call