sean darby, jeffrey's chief global equities strategist joining us.u need to know to get your day going. for bloomberg subscribers, go to tv on your terminal. perfect way to watch and hear what's going on over night on your way to work. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ yvonne: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. plenty of other the earnings. tol year net income self 9% $2.6 billion u.s. beating the highest estimate. they will pay a dividend of 11. in june, telstra announced a make or break plan to cut 8000 jobs, sell assets, and potentially sign off on a new infrastructure business. ramy: asx will pay a final dividend of $1.09 australian on full-year net profit of $322 million u.s. they flag increase volunteers -- volatility in the year with growth of 9%. qb insurance boosted operating ratio targets following a jump in profit. first off the earnings of $358 million u.s., around 4% from a year earlier. ramy: treasury sees earnings growth for the fiscal year of around 25%. it says delays importing australian wine into china appear to have

has kept investors there homebound, and sean darby writes political risk and the boj slowing etf purchasesoldman sachs, mixed economic data highlighted, and concerns about sustainability of corporate profit growth, but they predict foreign interest will resume by year-end, citing abe will likely claim victory at the election in september. also citing prospects for earnings, and increased buybacks and dividends. onhave seen attention japanese stocks at the end of the year, but she points to a light at the end of the tunnel by the end of 2018. yvonne: thank you. on the japanese markets, what the setup will look like in asia today. of course, we have been focusing on the tech sector. president trump has a stark message for google and other social media companies, accusing them of liberal bias and warning them to be "very careful." >> google and twitter and facebook, they are really treading on very troubled territory, and they have to be careful. it is not fair to large portions of the population. yvonne: joining us now is our bloomberg tech editor. the president saying this is a serious situ