do we signal there are more sanctions coming?the use would be elements i would think would dampen the sentiment for economic recovery in ways that we don't need at this point. it is another reason and i keep mentioning the g 20 because the you 20 is the largest economy, they did get to gather during the financial crisis of 2008-2009, put out some principles about not engaging in protectionist measures. some still engage in protectionist measures that there were signals about how to come out of this together because the truth of the matter is the us economy can't fully recover in isolation given the nature of globalization and so just sending a signal that we want signal trade wars even if we want supply chains to come home or factories to come home i think that could be an important message to the world and pretty early on, start some discussions about what trade agreements you might restart with the uk or others, that would be a good signal. >> another question asks you to rely on your experience as a leader in education. what d

presidential daily briefs have signals intercepting intelligence. the u.s. intelligence firing fa to zen on their death after we bombed those sites. this is september that indicates soviet personnel are manning communications complex involved in missile activities and concludes overall control is still in soviet hands. two months later, a report on the presidential daily brief on north vietnam notes that yesterday's airstrike caused soviet casualties. the conversation refers to one comrade killed and four wounded. the term comrade was reserved for soviet personnel. the overall conclusion from those two conflicts is that, this level of sustained casualties was something that was not publicly discussed, but was an important facet of the war. it showcases the way secrecy was used to limit war. it led to a distorted understanding of what happened in these wars. with that, i would be happy to hear people's comments or questions. i would be happy to fill in parts of the details of the book that i was not able to discuss. thank you for listening. [applause] >> i do

signal. we are going to engage in more trade war with people, then we signal there are more sanctions coming. these were the elements i would think that actually fasten the sentiment for economic recovery in ways that we do not need at this particular point in time. it is a reason, and i keep mentioning this because it is the largest economy. they actually did get together during the financial crisis of 2008, 2009. they put out some principles about not engaging in protectionist measures. to be fair, some still engaged in protectionist measures that there were the signals about how to come out of this together because we cannot fully recover in isolation given the nature of the globalization and so just sending the signal that we are not going to engage in trade f for. i think that could be an important message to the world and if you could start some discussions about what trade policies you might research with the uk or others, that would also be a very good signal. >> here is another quest

to help pick up the signals. during the cold war we were trying to monitor as many of our enemies as possible in order to learn their strengths and weaknesses. we were using constellations. we were using a variety of different aircraft to fly over or around foreign hostile countries to monitor their activities. this was a type of system that would have been inside one of these reconnaissance aircraft. as a result of this operation, there were, i want to say, 25 to 30 cold war shoot downs between 1950 and 1970. my father was shot down may 1 of 1960. his shoot down was one of the best-known, because it was so highly publicized. khrushchev ends up banging his shoe. that ends up with -- dad ends up in two years in the soviet prison. here we had a conference we participated in about early cold war overflight. the airplanes would zoom in to the border of the soviet union. and at the last minute would divert right or left. that would allow the soviets to enact their radar system. scramble their jets. it would allow us t

one of the best ways to do that is to do that with our signal in the same system and getting the signals back. this is the next generation of systems. focused in on individual technologies associated with them, worried less about the system and more about making the technologies and advancing the technologies for the next-generation spacecraft so they can provide those systems. this is an example of the technology we are using. some of the major systems out there now are mechanical. we have worked with the small businesses to have an electric system that is all done by electronics. see over here, if i interrupt the signal what i get is -- then it will go again. we can stimulate -- simulate what it is like on a spacecraft with these systems so we know they will work on the intended operations. >> what makes the center unique? we are the only center that is located in the midwest. we embody the bid western culture. call on us to do anything and we will do it well and we will do our best job. we are really diverse in our ability to do anything from aeronautics to exploration and do it very

then have a dual system to get the signals back. this is the next generation of systems. our work here is primarily focused in on individual technologies associated with it, a little less about the system and more about making those technologies, advancing those technologies so for the next-generation spacecraft, they have the ability to provide those systems. this is an example of some of the next-generation technology we are using. some of the laser systems out there now are mechanically seared. we have worked with the small business here to have an electrically seared system, and it's all done by electronics in order to do the searing. sending the laser beam, if you see here if i interrupt the signal, now what i get is it will block it off and go again. what we can do is simulate what it's like on a spacecraft with these systems so we know they will work on the intended operations for a spacecraft. anne: what makes the center unique, literally and obviously, is we are the only center located in the midwest. we really embody the m

that the signals we stand how we intend to come out of that crisis are important signals.e signal we will engage in more trade were? do we signal there are more sanctions coming? these are the elements for the sentiment for economic recovery in ways we don't need at this particular point in time i keep mentioning the g 20 they got together during the financial crisis and 2008 about not engaging in protectionist measures. but there were signals about how to come out of this together. the us economy cannot fully recover in isolation with the nature of globalization. so we will not engage in trade wars even with supply chains or manufacturing, that can be an important message to the world. pretty early there were discussions about what trade agreements we might start with the uk or others that would also be very good. >> so as a leader in education, education, what do you think the impact of the pandemic on the higher education system? >> we need leaders. we have known for some time that online learning was coming in ever larger numbers. also we have known her students are mu

stands for signals intelligence. and this is the type of intelligence operation they were doing here, was intercepting the signals from the air. these are the type of antenna rays that are onsite that were picking up a variety of signals from around the world, as well as the embassy communication from washington, d.c. and in world war ii when they first started using this facility as a listening post, they were listening to german, japanese and italian frequencies. some would be cab dispatchers. some would be military communications. some would be normal radio communications to see what they were telling the public at the time. so it was a variety of different signals that they were intercepting, primarily to determine what channels were worth listening to that could be of military strength and advantage. they would listen to the broadcast, and when they found one that was important, they would transcribe it. they would not transcribe every bit of information that came across, only that that was crucial and/or critic

leads us to setting a signal we know that we are 27 and when france and germany give as if they can no i think the whole of europe is in a better shape to form an opinion and to progress we need to find a way to tackle this crisis and to be strengthened by it the finance ministers and our you know heads of government and state have already issued. off guarantees on the level of the european investment bank this and also unemployment and sure. this is our 1st contribution that we are going to implement quickly that's not enough and we already said that we need funding for reconstruction to recovery. and recovery and. the question of what this recovery fund is going to look like was the topic of our debate today the goal is to strengthen the euro to strengthen european cut hegemon and solidarity in order to master this crisis and we know that the impact of the virus in our countries is different cording to country and that's why the european cohesion is important and the economic ramifications of the virus jeopardizing their european no cohesion that's why the recovery fund has to contri

leads as to setting a signal we know that we are 27 and when france and germany give the signal no i think the whole of europe is in a better shape to form an opinion and to progress that's why we want to issue $500.00. 1000000000 euro of. the shirt term for. expenses for the sectors and regions that are hardest hit this recovery fund of $500000000000.00 euros is not going to be a grant to a region or as sector but is going to be a budgetary fate. and it's going to compliment the $500000000000.00 that our finance ministers have already agreed upon in that it's going to be delivered by the european investment bank $500000000000.00 by the finance ministers and 500000000000 budgetary aides through the franco german initiative we think this is absolutely necessary in order to compliment the initiatives already taken on the national level. and that was the french president manuel my call and before him the german chancellor. delivering their joint press conference from their respective capitals announcing a pipe 100000000000 euro relief fund recovery front from the coronavirus crisis and

position of signal, bermuda. >> nominal trajectories. pointed in the right direction. continuing to make their flight uphill. over bermuda, one of the ground stations they are using to get telemetry and data back. data back. >> stage two propulsion is still nominal. >> a little over 4:40 into the flight. bob and doug flying at more than 5600 miles per hour. >> nomnanominal trajectory. >> 200 miles down range from the kennedy space center. nominal trajectory continuing. while they continue uphill, it looks like we are getting a view of the first stage as well. >> on your right screen, you can see that first stage with the grid fins deployed. its making its way back to attempt to land on our drone ship, of course, i still love you today. and we're just about a minute, a couple minutes away from the entry burn and that's where three of the nine merlin engines do ignite to help slow the vehicle down as it reenters back into the earth's atmosphere. and then after the entry burn will be the landing burn which is just a single engine burn. >> spacex nominal trajectory. >> you

or anything that congress party will see as a challenge to its authority and the new law and the signal is really crystal clear if you protest against a communist party government or their own government and you are all the treatment that protesters get in the mail and that is very hard. today britain canada australia the united states issued a statement condemning this move do you think they're likely to follow up their words with action. the army country that really has the potential for real action short term in terms of sanctions also one is the u.s. and of course the u.s. and china are already engaged in a huge rivalry and conflict call it trade or technology war whatever all smaller countries including here in germany we don't really have the means to sanction china in any meaningful way i think the really important effect this is having here though is that all those circles that are supporting more engagement with china and supporting the argument that you can trust the chinese government that you can trust chinese companies that you can trust the surance of these circle these lo

fieldulation marshal montgomery of the remnants of the northern german army and navy is not only a signalit is a signal of liberation for those countries still remaining under german occupation. the british fleet sales into copenhagen armor -- copenhagen harbor. denmark is free after five years, five years of stubborn resistance and heroic acts of sabotage. ♪ cruiser falls prize to the british navy. to the danish capital, where a guard of honor awaits him, comes field marshal montgomery, victoire and liberator. -- victor and liberator. ♪ at his reception by the people of the city, they demonstrate their feeling of deliverance and gratitude. city, they liberated people of copenhagen welcome allied troops. seenworld the world has such scenes of joy in belgium and holland and now it is the turn of the people of denmark. ♪ sheets of music are printed and distributed. ♪ salutes soldier. this is the comradeship of free people. king christian arrives for the reopening of the danish parliament. with a democratic constitution, all parties are represented under the leadership of the well-loved mona

, a political signal the price war is over.d opec less deal that included -- we reached an opec plus deal that included russia. that is a signal to everyone saying the saudis are doing the part. they are indicating to the market they are confident the demand is there for crude. noticevier blas on short as saudi raises prices to asia with a nice elevation of brent crude up to $30 a barrel. and anage will join us hour from now, francine the clause interview with governor bailey of -- francine lacqua's interview with governor bailey of the bank of england. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. it is the worst british economy since 1706, and the war of the spanish succession. governor bailey and the bank of england will provide a total commitment, the united kingdom government will offer 41 year gilt. anotherolonies, thursday of 3 million additional jobless claims. the president considers depression era unemployment. higher.lloff, yields after the pandemic, there will be on inflation. this is bloomberg "surveillance,"

is signaling he had to disband the group the u.s. president now says the task force will remain in place but focus on reopening the economy in addition to health issues also coming up germany will take the biggest steps yet to lift the locked out going to make announcing that all stores and restaurants will soon be allowed to reopen and many more schools as well. just bringing back the bonus meet up germany's top football league will return to the pitch us fans will be only allowed to watch from home. also on the show they expected so quite a wedding at city hall from their friends because of the panda. 7 was something of a blast from the tots drive in wedding dress 30 cost 60 friends and one happy couple. i mean for the most unwelcome u.s. president donald trump says the nation's coronavirus task force will now focus both on safety and rebooting the economy to stop despite saying on tuesday that the white house committee would be scrapped altogether some major u.s. cities have seen decreased rates of infection but those numbers have

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health of the community and so when we're testing wastewater what we're testing for is the genetic signal of the virus the r.n.a. so we're not testing the virus itself and we have found that that genetic signal is very closely correlated with the presence of disease in communities so it does provide the opportunity to track the progress of the pen demick in communities so you would say this is a pretty accurate indication to go by also perhaps to introduce new lock downs if necessary but we think this information is very helpful to supplement the information we have from clinical testing it's not a substitute for clinical testing but the importance of this information is that it can provide an early warning in fact there have been a number of studies that have shown that the genetic signal and waste water was seen as much as a week before the 1st clinical case was identified in a community and so we think it does provide very important information of course you need water in order to get that information you need waste and water and unfortunately in some parts of the war well water is a s

how do we make signals greener how can we protect habitats we can make a difference good boy genius meant to ceres again global 3000 on. gone mind. water is life but this evidence coronavirus could some 5 in 8 for days. clean water is key one in 3 people don't have access to safe drinking water. and shortages happy to places like zimbabwe. waiting for a water truck a daily chore before the crisis now demanded spiking washing hands frequently cleaning everything. waste water testing is also key to staving off the virus and detecting a 2nd wave. of aids in the water. i'm going to get jones welcome to our coverage not in special and it'll be in use how big a role does water play in the fight against the pandemic and i'm home. we'll ask a water expert in washington and it's not just drinking water we're talking about monitoring waste water is also important. this is where it all ends up the sewage treatment plant the basins are full of corona virus like in any such facility but the virus is already dead by the time it gets here it can however still be detected in the water. and the party at t

but i think a weakness signal is possible if you had a more extreme expectation. the question about u.s./china cooperation in afghanistan. i saw hints of this but i did not get into a lot of depth. i would have loved to. my sense was that the u.s. and china had at least some coordination of we will be supporting the afghan rebels but we're not going to necessarily do it in a synthesized way. i never saw any indication of it. if you look at the chapter, there's about four interventions, covert one before, covert soviet intervention before they inva invaded, the overt soviet intervention. i had to draw a line. i think it's an interesting aspect. if you want to talk offline if you have historical nugget u.s want to share. methods in the modern area of crowd sourcing, we don't have to wait as long. i think i agree the media environment is different. there are some real meaningful access to information which reduces the degree to which governments can bottle this up. i think your example of ukraine and russian involvement in ukraine is an example where that stuff is ge

but how to teach our children our children can learn there's no internet signal no cell phone signal we have nothing left of the number that doesn't see the end of problem as students is that there is no communication for mobile phones nor is there any communication through the radio or the internet. but as all of us we have to be for 2 or 3 hours because the children don't. so we never arrive at the same time but. it exacts times. to. listen but almost all of us forgotten by the authorities and we are worried because the jury's communication channels don't exist the radio signal barely reaches. european countries are gradually relaxing belloc down restrictions with cross border travel bans to be lifted the world health organization though warns that they could be a 2nd peak in the pandemic if quarantine ended too early to all of a look at how states are having to decide between stopping the spread and saving the tourism industry. as we head into the summer the european tourism industry is crying out for coronavirus travel restrictions to be lifted they being given a boost by and del

but how to teach our children our children there's no internet signal no cell phone signal we have nothing left up for them or the distance to the end of a problem as students is that there is no communication for mobile phones nor is there any communication through the radio or the internet. but as we have to meet for 2 or 3 hours because the children don't. see it we never arrive at the same time but the group costs it exacts times. listen but almost all of us would forgotten by the authorities and we worried because the jury's communication channels don't exist the radio signal daily reaches. out. to well or not so well that's the question that's dividing ever more americans especially off the president made fun of a photo of his democratic rival joe biden sporting a ma. these are for. an absolute fool to talk that way i mean every leading dokken or old saying we should wear a mask when you're in a crowd now but i'm going to wear a mask but he was standing outside with his wife perfect conditions perfect weather there inside that i'll wear masks and. so i thought it was very unusual tha

fauci talked about he said as we're going into phase 2 trials if we start to see efficacy signals, signalst it's working they may start actually manufacturing the vaccine ahead of time, and that's a gamble because you just got signals at that point. but it's the gamble i think they're willing to take so they can speed up the manufacturing process. and if doesn't work they lose that, but if it does work they'll be ahead of the game. i think that's what he's sort of describing. but some of what we're talking about has never been done. >> now this comes just to make the point as i know you so often do how little we know about the virus. we learn more and we learn more we don't know. one thing we still don't know is really how it got where it is which is everywhere. there's new evidence tonight the virus may have been in frances aurally as december. that was before it was in italy right, when the outbreak happened. that was when it was only kind of just starting to ramp up in wuhan according to what we knew. but now doctors from a hospital in paris they did find that a 42-year-old man had coro

in the ordinary life on the wrists citizens right and i believe it's not a signal and. this sends i consider it nobly that's resembles what nonsense man made in saudi arabia yeah a couple of years ago basically also sending a strong signal not only outward but made in the truth is the mastic what it's yeah her mind it to them isn't it there's one more piece of the puzzle gentlemen that i want to fit in here and that is. the 1st lady of syria i just mentioned her in pa thing in the intro this idea that she wants to dolls have influence over the economy and quite a lot of power they just showed you want to pick up on that one for me well yes i mean people i think i've been making too much of this struggle between the mouth flew family and us most family undoubtedly there is constant struggle among different members of the family who might have petty jeddah jealousies and so forth and you know once the president makes decisions to bring down his nephew who is a major figure in the economy and has been the a fixer for the economy. everybody all the other members of the fami

beijing had been signaling at that point the protests were going to end. they just weren't saying how. it seems instead of ending those protests in the streets of hong kong, they're ending it here in central beijing with this plan to adapt these laws. what it effectively does is circumvent the hong kong legislature and call into question the one country two systems policy that has protected liberties since 1997. so understandably people in hong kong are very fearful. the plan is already garnering international criticism. it's unclear how countries like the u.s. will respond to it it because so many people in so many places are, of course, more concerned with how the pandemic is affecting their country. so what the next step will be is unclear. but, again, this could all be put into effect as early as monday or tuesday. >> that is really alarming to a lot of people, tesa. what are the reactions in hong kong? i was there for the handover from britain to hong kong -- from britain to china, but with the new status for hong kong. it was protected because partly

it's getting warmer and warmer there for some time now we've seen the signal of that change in the ice so you might have heard stories about ice melting or icebergs breaking off and things like but this is interesting because this is now showing is that it's warm enough to change the things that can live there as well it's definitely not a positive side of the story to think that antarctica will no longer be the cold frigid place that everyone expects it to be and will be some where the different types of creatures want to recall an ice in the very distant past i thought it was just a forest actually that was many many millions of years ago and we don't expect it to be anything like that soon but if it are we can live there and worms the algae and if they get there then something will come and eat the worms course it's a real problem for everyone around the planet because any ice that melts ends up in the sea and we feel that instantly wherever we are around the planet even though antarctica is a very long way away it's the city's sea level changes and changes around the whole planet a

it is picking up the radiation signals. the crackers and the biscuits that would help sustain life for two orb three weeks on end. we have the nuclear survival kits put in shelters so people would know they would survive. original medical tags. nuclear brochures. one of the original portable phones which is as big as a bread box. in the cold war, most government buildings, school buildings, and basements could automatically be turned into a civil defense shelter. appear very unique. this is a fallout forecast chart. this was used at the civil defense head quarters, if the wind was going this trail and broadcast that out through the radio system through all of their divisions to get as much expoture as possible. >> up here on the right we have there was some posters not use liezed at the time. there was a comic book about civil defense, over here we have a little them help kids know about what to do in the event of a surprise attack with burt the turtle. >> make sure to remember what burt the turtle just did, friends. we all

singling -- singling -- sing -- signaling that this is what we are supposed to do. against the advice of his own administration, his own government, and the cdc recommendations being out and it isg a mask, and also an interesting political choice because 65% to 75% of the american public support the requirements that people who cannot social distance wear a mask. it is over 90% report they are wearing masks when they are in public. it really is a stark difference between what we are seeing the two do, and of course, joe biden, you know, the old adage, if you are winning the way you're winning, you do do not have to do much else, and joe biden is up in the polls, so his campaign is comfortable keeping him in his house, and he has been campaigning and it has been going well for them, i think. david: you and i will saw this reported on bloomberg, the proportion, the number of people who have lost a job, it is 23 people who have lost a job for every one person infected in a trump state, and 15 people in blue states would indicate politically, in makes sense in his state

now, the technical signals seem to be going the other way.s about your first sentiment chart. >> sentiment is pretty interesting. still quite bearish by a lot of measures. we tend to look at the spread or americanaaii, association of individual investors data, bears and bulls. that spread dips deeply into what we consider oversold territory. it is a contrarian bullish reading. what he creates is an environment where, if you see the breakouts, that is prone to sort of a performance chase, meaning that investors feel underinvested when markets start going against them on the upside. yourt's now take a look at s&p 500 chart. this is a weekly chart. it looks like from a max d perspective, there is some momentum building that could zone.t some buy signal.d flip to a buy signal that wey had based on that measure was -- it does tend to give way to a couple of months of upside for the major indices. we had short-term momentum positive from late march until about april or may. now it is becoming more intermediate term. with the breakouts last week, li

sending a signal to uk consumers that they should not put holidays abroad until further notice.ge thatis further notice. this is a message that is saying we are going to shut the borders, essentially, oryou have to quarantine for two weeks, so don't book a holiday at all. and that will send shock waves to the whole industry, because it means that nobody will book, there will be no revenue coming in, and it will do further damage to the tourism sector. paul charles, we will leave it there, thank you very much. president putin has been leading russia's commemorations for the 75th anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany in the second world war. public events have been significantly pared back because of coronavirus. smaller ceremonies have been happening around the country in honour of russia's war heroes. in a national address, mr putin paid tribute to the millions who died and said russia was invincible when its citizens stood together. the bbc‘s steve rosenberg is in red square. this is a very strange victory day in moscow. i've been to many of these celebrations on red square

you know a scale of one to 1010 is the highest number of signal in just 5 kilometer from the coastline there on a refugee camp is there they have been told to stay inside that camp and signal level has been raised to 9 we know in 2017 that was a storm that we covered it hundreds of. blown off so they are there also in the clear. sight of danger from the storm as well as torrential rain and mudslides and rest of the country at least 600 fisherman still hasn't got back these are people who live in silt and island in the coastal areas at least some of the islands out in the coastal area 46000 people have not been evacuated that don't have shelter on the violin there are definitely in the clear line of danger and. possibly going to hit later in the evening in the southwestern and southeastern coast of bangladesh and possibly even the show in the barn mangrove forest all right thank you for that for us in dhaka bangladesh now speak to our senior meteorologist rob we now and of course what we're concerned about rob has to stop so i'm saying we are here 7 days who we remember is the biggest e

that's where the would wide web comes in trees send signals to the fun guy nestling around the roots which relay them via the underground network . this rapidly puts the other trees on alert so that they can prepare their own defenses. but does that count as a language with humans this involves not just exchanging signals but words they convey information through conscious meanings associated with certain sounds so someone who speaks a foreign language who might not understand trini has been intrigued. so trees do not have language as we understand it and yet they do with each other. out planets has a tree line last it's used to the north and south of which trains are unable to present in the out take for example there are no sizeable trees and the plants won't traps and moss is. but here too there is plenty of life in the grey. sound like these limits for example our next report takes us to greenland where scientists are concerned about the fate of these arctic rodents that are something of a barometer for climate change. and hours flight and they'll reach their destination for ecol

but that will change once everything works more reliably with still so you know millions of signals are transmitted to the onboard computer to every 2nd it uses ai to analyze any information that might be relevant for participating in city traffic when we're driving up brain takes over this job with a on i there's still room for improvement for a brief moment but it is overwhelmed. today. so you have to take over it's not exactly what i had to intervene at this point on the road the car always has looked wise ation difficulties as there are many distinctive markings around mark cables and so the computer struggles to locate where it's at and that's why i took over for a bit concerned after the courts aren't hired for yeah. that's right someone's you think i could buy a car like bertha a car that can independently see the city provided i can afford it of course i does aside and it's hard to say because there are so many different situations to consider good for me some experts say it'll take another 10 to 15 years but i wouldn't count on that. there are still too many unforeseeable situa

but does that count as a language with humans this involves not just exchanging signals but words they convey information through conscious meanings associated with certain sounds so someone who speaks a foreign language might understand treat as meaning tree. so trees do not have language as we understand it and yet they do communicate with each other. and planets has a tree line latitudes to the north and south of which trees are unable to breath in the outside for example there are no sizeable trees and the plants of tribes and mosses. but here 2 days plenty of life in the grass. sound like these lemons for example our next report takes us to greenland where scientists are concerned about the fate of these arctic rodents that are something of a barometer for climate change. an hour's flight and they'll reach their destination for ecologist ben why sigler and wildlife biologist your highness lying it's the final stage of a day long journey def light takes them across greenland glasses and frozen fjords they see that the pack ice is already starting to thaw although the short summer h

tom: later are the signals -- what are the signals to overweight equity investment? it has been miserable for some time. what are the signals you need to observe to know it is time to overweight international stocks? rick: well, we are not. u.s. equities roast international with a u.s. client base -- the reason for that is the value in emerging europe and elsewhere needs more of a catalyst in order for non-us .quities you need to see more convincing growth as a catalyst. tois not enough -- you need see growth momentum both in economies and in earnings. to really make a difference. i think that will be, in a sense, accompanied by a weaker dollar. which is the horse and which is the cart? this morning we have a stronger dollar with the ex-why out over 100. over 100.-y out it follows the belief come if you will come in a better international economy. is that the way you look at it? rick: absolutely. currencies will oftentimes lead, but in this particular case it will have to be growth first , a moreto a tech stock upward sloping yield curve, more confidence for investme

first quarter profit fell to just $13 million signaling a major blow to the luxury goods industry asid-19 hits global markets. giantpanese cosmetics will delay dividends until august. intelligence sees sales falling through june. cash profit at australia's biggest bank dropped 24% to 850 million u.s. dollars. the latest lender to report soaring bad debt. commonwealth bank has set aside one billion u.s. for covid related debt. cba also agreed to sell a majority stake in its domestic over $1for just billion. to coffee,t's get firing the chief executive, a growing financial scandal upending this chinese chain that had been vowing to take on starbucks. yvonne man has the story. it is all about the fabrication of data, i suppose. yvonne: this coming from the top, the ceo and cofounder removed. this is the first time she was linked to the scandal. the coo has been terminated as well. he was blamed by the company as the man behind the alleged fraud and fabricating transactions. they totaled more than $300 million. the two have also resigned from the board and the director of the board and s

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