stock exchange or stock exchanges to could prevent companies from being on there based on their allegiance to a country is kind of creating this is just a for the pretty big deal but and will continue to follow see what happens next as always bill with co-host of us to give journalist ben swan thanks again for breaking this down for us thank you. that's what these are taking off as the market is ever more hopeful for a coven $1000.00. to get done and to prevent a government shutdown if it comes as infection rate 3rd and record a record hospitalizations have led to new economic restrictions and fears of aig. weakening job market joining us now to discuss who was co-host. over most of the ottavio monsey ottavio let's start with you there are more talks that seem to be coming or going on on capitol hill over this new stimulus they face a december 11th deadline to authorize more funding to keep the government running how are those talks going and what are the chances that we are actually going to get something done this month. i think it's highly likely something is going to get done i mean th

the interim ceo of the hong kong stock exchange right now.f the canada pension plan investment board and a former jp morgan banker has been flagged. what we have been told is they are still deliberating. rishaad: all right, lulu chen there. our exclusive interview with reforms into the city into the top fundraising venue. see what yields do next as he prepares the stepped out. get more on this conversation with charles lee on bloomberg. ♪ juliette: coming up, we will be speaking to a company that accounts for half of india's fast-moving sector. ruralabout the strong demands that is a rare bright spot in the consumer market. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: it is time for our india focus. consumer goods companies. a revival as the company is one of the top home and personal care companies in india and the product is used by almost every household. labs,g us now is jyothy ullas kamath. how bad was the pandemic for you and how is it looking right now? ullas: thank you very much. in fact, the pandemic was unprecedented. onn the long-

to require diversity, and it's the first time actually a stock exchange, a major stock exchange hasquote beyond the law. this will happen in a phased approach over two to four years. every board and there's 3,000 companies, more than 3,000 companies on the nasdaq, would be required effectively to have at least one woman and one minority that could also be lgbt if you don't have one or both of those requirements, you would be forced to effectively write a letter explaining why you don't. of course this raises lots of questions about the role of stock exchanges. we've seen goldman sachs and others discuss or try to do things like this, saying, for example, goldman sachs won't take a company public without at least one diverse member big implications, is raises questions about whether stock exchanges will have social and economic issues. the nasdaq says this is not an issue that they wanted to take on they had hoped that the s.e.c. would do this on their own, and actually would be able to do it in a more holistic way to make such a requirement not just for public companies or private c

stock exchanges. do you think the biden adminstration is going to continue the vein taken by the trump administration, forcing many of these companies to potential he de-list? what impact are we going to see on volumes? stacey: we have seen legislation passed recently on this subject, so i think that is going to continue to progress. it is about providing investor protections and making sure that appropriate oversight exists for -- companies, that isn't that there isn't a subset of the market that is excluded. we think what really makes us stand apart from global markets, there is an opportunity to introduce those protections. i think that is what we will see appen if you see some solution that is designed so we can make sure all of those companies have protections in place during the mentation period of the legislation. i don't think the administration change will change that much. alix: but nevertheless, what would it do on volume? stacey: if you look at the market overall, it is not that meaningful

a win for the new york stock exchange today the s.e.c.roving the proposal to allow companies to raise capital through direct listings joining us now on the phone for an exclusive interview is stacey cunningham, the president of the nyse great to talk to you explain for individual investors out there what this rule change actually means, and what it means for companies going public. >> hi sara, great to be on talking with you as well it is building on the direct listing that was launched just a couple of years ago. as you recall, with a direct listing it was really an idea that was -- the brainchild of barry mccar thou the cfo of sought phi who said i want to key couple capital raising from going p.k. his goal of raising money was goent to go public he came to the exchange. and we help through our mechanism the way we trade stocks every day price their first day of trading through the model on the trading floor so we priced spotify's first trade. and slack followed suit, and palantir and a couple of other companies used that mechanism to b

spotify,e example of already listed on the new york stock exchange.ent examples of very strong european champions that have a present -- a presence, and the transatlantic team that we have put together. the u.s. market, which will be very adaptive for them. ist of them, the u.s. market obviously the holy grail. they have good market share in europe and the u.k., but the u.s. has much more potential. organically and through acquisitions. francine: you were one of the first u.s. invest -- u.k. investors to set up. where they excited about it? were there questions? reticence? makram: we had overwhelming support. we were massively oversupplied come and that is why we decided -- the investors were very supportive, and we thank them and we were very appreciative of them. there is athat tremendous opportunity. particularly in europe, there were 237 so far in the u.s. this year, only two focused on euro. the advantage, a great story. they believe in our story, and i think it is really an indication most of them are investors on both sides of the atlantic. fra

. >>> exciting day for doordash as they are opening the markets on the new york stock exchange this morning. you can see there the executives and those dashers all joining in, skyping in for that video conference. >>> doordash is one of three companies trading stock for the first time this morning after successful ipos. scott mcgrew, in fact, a busy week for ipos? >> reporter: very busy week. airbnb hits the market tomorrow and doordash with its first trades today. the stock started at 103 and mind boggling 175 dollars as we speak. it's ipo price puts doordash at a valuation above $30 billion. hard to overstate the suddenly enthusiasm here. just a few months ago, private investors thought doordash was worth about half that. so airbnb starts trading tomorrow and sort of opposites when you think about the two. doordash thriving in a pandemic. airbnb suffering. by the end of the pandemic which may be quite still some ways off, kris was saying maybe next fall, you'll see less business perhaps for doordash but much more for airbnb. >>> palo alto's pub mattic is listed for the first time on the n

so we are awaiting doordash's first public trade on the new york stock exchange. executives virtually rang the opening bell on wall street. according to the "wall street journal," doordash priced its ipo at $102 a share yesterday. when the stock starts being publicly traded it is expected to be much higher, possibly $140 to $150 a share. doordash's valuation is at $39 billion. doordash stock will trade under the stock symbol dash. kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. >>> now let's take a live look at the over all new york stock exchange as trading gets under way. you can see we're up right now about 83 points. >>> facebook is expected to face a wave of lawsuits today. more than 40 state attorneys generals and the federal government are uniting against the menlo park-based company. they're claiming that facebook used anti-competitive tactics to either buy or just take out its rivals. and they will be citing facebook's companies like instagram and whatsapp as proof. the argument is this deprives consumers who have fewer choices and privacy protections as a result. >>> elon

tokyoading value on the stock exchange. we will look to see if that keeps going up or not., the companyany which helps small retailers with online stores have seen shares surge dramatically. the founder and ceo is a 30-year-old who develop software for creating internet shops to help his mother. he told bloomberg about his vision for global expansion. people signce helps up online stores. i started the service back in 2012 when my mother asked for help. there are many people out there similar to my mom who want to start their business online but don't know how. i was an engineer then, so i someone set to help up an online business easily. the most significant differences that we focus on what we call long-term customers, so individuals who wish to start their business online can do so without taking much risk. all they need is a smartphone. for your service has surged. >> demand for our service started to grow significantly from late march this year, after announcement of emergency virus measures in may. the growth is mainly due to the current circumstances which have led p

make you want to have a commodity listed on the stock exchange. bet on its price and if will street replicates the australian model. money and your money and ever since the sub prime crisis causing economic ruin for countries and individuals the financial giants have been looking for new areas to invest in. june 20th. the investment bank goldman sachs starts to one. is water the new oil. the from invites his talk lines to take a bet on the future. goldman sachs the conference that was me i used to work at goldman sachs and in 2008 that was a conference that i held there's this absolute intuitive the peel that says population growth is outstripping the water supply that must mean companies are engaged in the water business are a sure thing that there can't mess they get mesmerized by these mega trend appeals and water. is water the next oil we set it up as a question and then mostly dismissed it. water does not have sophisticated trading market and has no substitutes. the question is not going to go away we're just probably not ready for it yet. go

the beijing—based company has floated on the hong kong stock exchange this morning — shares have soaredharanjit leyl is following this for us in singapore. a fortune from toys. absolutely. he has essentially see his wealth surge threefold this year thanks to strong investor demand for the initial public offering, but get this, pop mart makes mystery toys, thatis pop mart makes mystery toys, that is the type you buy not knowing what is inside and having the thrill of being surprised by those figurines will cost you about $8 a pop, no pun intended. pop mart sells its products and some 21 countries outside china and its customers, the majority of whom are women range in age between 18 to 35 years old and shares of the beijing —based firm were floated on the hong kong stock market this morning raising about $674 million which the company says it will use to open more stores and expand overseas. the shares rose about 100% in early trade after that stock market debut and we know that pop mart has grown massively to be a company worth about $7 billion because china's millennial is spent more o

it floated a fund on the london stock exchange last month raising $280 million from investors.usic. thank you for making time, josh. tell us a little bit about how your fund works? you are buying outback catalogues from musicians and ultimately, making money off that. tell us how? yeah, so we are buying the intellectual property of these songs, the copyrights, music copyrights go back 100 years or so. so it's a tangible form of property, but its real assets producing real royalty income, and it is a business that has been around a long time stop we go out and we buy these raids from song writers and artists —— a long time. we go out and buy these rights from song writers and artists and turn that into a cash flow stream. you have raised more than $200 million in a series of share issuances this year. what we spend money on? we have two businesses. we have a north american private equity business that has three funds, and wejust business that has three funds, and we just raise this money on the london stock exchange as well. the money from the share raise in november in london i

. >>> number seven, doordash executives will be ringing the opening bell on the new york stob stock exchange in just about an hour. the stock goes public today. doordash reportedly priced its ipo at $102 a share. >>> in today's "gma first look," the pandemic is creating what doctors are calling an egg freezing boom. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," is the pandemic causing an egg freezing boom? >> i think people are realizing there's many paths to parenthood. that's aligned with this pandemic that people are not being forced but potentially pushed more to pursuing alternative parenthoods. >> reporter: 31-year-old alison stuckless making the decision to freeze her eggs in september. she made the choice once the pandemic hit and was able to take the time need ed for the process. >> i want a family, just not now. i'm focused on my career, creative pursuits. so egg freezing has always been a nice option for me to consider. >> reporter: if you're thinking about freezing your eggs, what's the first step and what do you need to know? dr. jen ashton weighs in live at 7:00 a.m. >>> a r

stock exchange.dent of the nasdaq said, corporate diversity at all levels opens up a clear path to innovation and growth. well joining me now is young americans for liberty analyst kristin tate. kristin, so as i understand it this seems to be one of our most important stock exchanges proposing a progressive agenda if they want to list there? >> that is exactly right, gerry. this proposal by nasdaq is wokeness beyond parity and threatens economic growth. there are so many problems with this proposal, first and for most nasdaq has no business micromanaging firms, telling them who they need to get on their board or involved in other corporate governance matters. it is literally none of their business. nasdaq is a marketplace to raise capital and expand the benefits of corporate ownership but secondly diversity in business is a wonderful thing. it allows boards to expand their horizons but mandated diversity has unintended consequences. any potential gains to business or minorities because of the mandate

who then went and created the hollywood stock exchange you were an entrepreneur so you know there is a certain difference between an expert who is an expert like a rhodes scholar a nobel economist and an expert who who's like elon musk or max keiser just build stuff and doesn't achieve stuff so there is a huge difference between experts in their orthodox thinking and expert and heterodox thinking well i'm trying to make it easy for them i mean they can call me an expert if they wish and that be fully qualified to be termed in such a way but yes whether it's steve jobs max kaiser we're all entrepreneurs the x. rated industries created whole paradigm shifts and then there are times when paul krugman remember when the internet was introduced in the ninety's he thought it was a passing fad like the fax machine or something he is an idiot yet and by the way we're also capitalists you could tell how they aren't because paul krugman him and rachel maddow do not want to compete with us they don't want to compete with this program they want you to not they want to for big you and ban you from

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and it's been a wild ride for stock exchanges this year we'll look back at how 2020 rocked the markets. global comes the show i'm seeing beardsley in berlin well it's finally happening 4 and a half years after its briggs brags that referendum rather britain is set to walk away from the world's largest trading block at midnight friday brussels time it's been a messy divorce selling the british pound into turmoil and forcing businesses on both sides of the channel to seek cover and we'll have more on that in just a moment but 1st here's a look at what the separation means for both sides. in a comprehensive deal the hardest battles were fought over fishing for britain complete serenity over the national waters was key and had become symbolic for the entire brics it movement eventually london had to make some concessions still over 5 years european fishermen giving up just a quarter of their previous call it tough if london cuts their access any more than that brussels can respond with terrorists. generally speaking trade across the channel will be a lot more complicated after the break ex

the month of december has started on an upbeat note here at the frankfurt stock exchange of this. after a strong month of november in november alone, the german index dax skate around about 15 percent. now it will be important to bridge the gap until we have a vaccine. that's what many economists are convinced off, which means that government spending should not be ending too soon. and worldwide, government should cooperate next year. when it comes to distributing the corona vaccine. europeans have long criticized big tech companies while failing to develop any of their own. the e.u. thinks it has a solution on both counts though. a new block wide cloud infrastructure. it's calling gaia x. . it's a new set of standards meant to create an open, uniform tech playing field for companies across the 27 member countries. provide an answer to tech domination from the u.s. and china. how much data do you have in their cloud, with amazon or google, or microsoft, or one of the other tech giants in the sky? the cloud has become the high tech battleground of the internet age and is totally do

something to look for as the day goes on before the holiday break. >>> the a shake up at the stock exchange. companies will be able to go public by direct listing. the plan approved by the security and exchanges commission especially benefits start ups and aspiring companies by letting them raise fund from investors. the process bypasses the traditional initial public offerings route and reduces them depending on investment banks. >>> the pandemic has spurred a surge in online shopping retailers are trying to answer that demand in the final days before christmas. though many businesses set for strict deadlines for delivery companies like amazon, insta cart and target are offering same day options even on christmas eve. there are cut off times for each individual company. >> all right. there's always the old gift certificate route. >> that's a good way to go. >> thank you. >> i like those. >>> to the biden transition the president elect's team and a battle with twitter this morning. the social media giant isn't rolling over millions of white house twitter followers once the biden administrat

set to listen the new york stock exchange on thursday the i.p.o. for the popular home sharing platform has long been anticipated and demand for its stock is high the company now said to be pricing initial shares at $60.00 each from a range of $44.00 to $50.00 just a few days ago as a remarkable turnaround for a company that just under a year ago found itself in sudden trouble. 2020 has been a difficult year for air b.n. b. after the coronavirus pandemic hit in the spring travel was severely limited by the knockdowns suddenly no one was booking apartments prompting the u.s. company to lay off a quarter of its staff. revenues shrank in the 3rd quarter to 1300000000 dollars 18 percent less than the year before but air b.n. b. slashed costs pushing up net profit in the 3rd quarter to 2 119000000 dollars the only time that air b.n. b. has ever turned a profit hue the company was helped by the easing of travel restrictions during the summer as customers turned to apartments over hotels for holidays and business travel the company was founded in 2008 and i

brian chesky to finally float the business on the nasdaq stock exchange to our investors thank you for believing in us even when it wasn't always the obvious thing to do you know air b.n. b. is rooted in the fundamental idea that people are good and we're in this together in the end we're not just a company but a community and so now it makes sense that we take every be public so we can share air b.n. b. with more of the world. the pandemic made getting to this point painful demond collapse due to travel restrictions prompting the us company to lay off a quarter of its staff revenue shrank in the 3rd quarter to 1300000000 dollars 18 percent less than the year before but it had been be slashed costs pushing up net profit in the 3rd quarter to 2 119000000 dollars the only time that add b. and b. has ever turned a profit. the company was helped by the easing of travel restrictions journalists some of those customers turn to apartments of the hotels for holidays and business travel the company was founded in 2008 and is one of the most popular travel companies worldwide with around 7000000

from the frankfurt stock exchange there was a sense of optimism on the trading floor behind me traders here clearly looking beyond the immediate pain caused by the pandemic and are looking forward to the vaccine they expect that the vaccinations are going to ignite a swift global recovery which could bode well for the german economy which is heavily reliant on exports meanwhile in london traders got the opportunity to weigh in on the brics a trade deal and their verdict was a bizarre ending approval was sent to the footsie 100 months high. well it sounds like the british are getting their act together the u.k. announcing earlier today that it signed a trade deal with turkey now we have the me state media says it's signed on to a trade pact to that brings the number of post brags that trade deals except with the e.u. to 60 with over 250000000000 euros back home made sounding more and more like a slippery affair for many british businesses they've only got a few more days to adapt to the new brigs or rules if they want to continue trading with the european union some owners say the cards

that was a record high on the new york stock exchange but is the optimism about an economic recovery hopeful. is on wall street for us what did change trump's mind. well i mean we don't know for certain if the us president ever really wanted to veto the bill or if he would just was pushing hard for the $2000.00 per american citizen and not just 600 what is now in the bill so maybe he just wanted to shine bright in the eyes of the u.s. population but well eventually we got the bill on its way and what it is he delayed the whole process and that actually in the end might have cost the unemployed americans a couple of billions of dollars. it's cost. them struggle that's for sure but another day of juicy profits for investors. definitely we saw new records all over the board all the big new sees the nasdaq composite the dow jones of the s. and p. 500 all hitting new highs at the beginning of the week the nasdaq composite by now by the way is up more than 40 percent so the tech heavy index is up more than 40 percent since the beginning of the year. germany's dax also finished a record hig

you know so if this is even more of a concern for people here at the stock exchange for example because flights from the u.k. to the u.k. have already been very very low given that large parts of europe are living in a total lockdown but the transportation of goods has continued and it's very important for the manufacturers for their supply chains for their distribution now another delay here because remember they had already been a delay on transportation of freight via the channel given all the stocking up in the u.k. of companies with the perspective on the no deep breath. and bergen over to you in london all of this comes less than 2 weeks before britain leaves the e.u.'s economic structures and talks on those drugs the trade relations are deadlocked. well yes and that of course is also a concern here in london because if on top of the disruption that we're seeing through the coronavirus we would then have additional chaos at the border at the 1st of january when if there is really no deal about the future relationship with the european union so that could be very very severe and we

christmas and the coronavirus pandemic couldn't stop one cherished tradition at the new york stock exchange keeping social distancing protocol traders got together for their annual rendition of wait til the sun shines nelly a song 1st song on the trading floor during the great depression and tells of hope and better times ahead quite fitting for this year's christmas for sure from me and the entire business team here in berlin at the heart of us. thought. the. crowd was. right. oh africa. 2 environmentalist jeffrey has made up his mind. to kill any more. visits rural areas every week for the conservation donna initiative and sensitizes the residents of the protection of the forest. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360. 6 more fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage $360.00 get out now. hello everybody and welcome to equal africa i am sundered to no deal coming to you from kampala uganda it is good to have you with us again as always we have lots of reports from europe on africa things that people are doing to address environmental issues and we'll call the micr

from the frankfurt stock exchange. there was a sense of optimism on the trading floor behind me traders here are clearly looking beyond the immediate pain caused by the pandemic and are looking forward to the vaccine it they expect that the vaccinations are going to ignite a swift global recovery which could board well for the german economy which is heavily reliant on exports meanwhile in london traders got their 1st opportunity to weigh in on the brics a trade deal and their board it was a bizarre ending approval which sent to the footsie 100 months high well it sounds like the british are getting their act together the u.k. announcing earlier today that it signed a trade deal with turkey now we have the me state media says it's signed on to a trade pact that brings the number of post brags that trade deals except with the e.u. to 60 with over 250000000000 euros back home it sounding more and more like a slippery affair for many british businesses they've only got a few more days to adapt to the new brigs rules if th

the economic fallout of yet another knock down let's bring in chelsea delaney at the frankfurt stock exchange chelsea good to see you so the german economy minister today said that retailers need help when will they get it. well that's of course the major question a major concern for these businesses we did hear from the finance minister yesterday olof that he is planning an 11000000000 euro support package for these retailers but there are still a lot of open questions about how the 11000000000 would be structured and when it would come he said that he wants to reimburse about 90 percent of fixed costs for these businesses but we've seen over the past month that. restaurants and bars that were closed in november and have been promised this a similar package of aid they've actually not gotten that money yet they are expected to get it until january so there have been a lot of delays in support for for in the companies that have been impacted in this all of course comes at a terrible time many retailers are expected to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars this year and the entire industry cou

christmas and the coronavirus pandemic couldn't stop one cherished tradition at the new york stock exchange keeping social distancing protocol traders got together for their annual rendition of wait till the sun shines nelly song 1st song on the trading floor during the great depression and tells a hope to better times ahead quite fitting for this year's christmas for sure from me and the entire business team here in berlin at the heart of this. lot. off the. this crash. city with no pogroms. that's bethlehem in qana virus. but no visitors i mean knowing come. that is given good carvers some new idea because hope is the last thing they loose in bethlehem. 3000. they want to know what makes the devil you just. love. going away from. i'm not even allowed to go for my own good and everyone was laid a hold on every. day are you ready to meet the germans and join me right just do it on day w. . well tim sic labels 3000. droughts is a pressing issue across much of india how can from as irrigate that crops using as little water as possible. christmas time is you.

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that has been a boost for london and the london stock exchange soaring on the idea that potentially aitive transaction could be given some clearance from the eu and the london stock exchange soaring on that potential. 10%, 9.54%.p the vaccine trade front and center and continues to be in europe. alix: we will get to that in just a moment but first we want to give you an update on what is making headlines outside the world of business. here is ritika gupta with first word news. kailey: in hong kong -- ritika: in hong kong joshua wong was sense to more than a year of jail for leading a protest outside police headquarters. it was one of the most high-profile cases in the government's crackdown on the blow democracy -- on the pro-democracy movement. others received shorter sentences. a coronavirus vaccine will be available in a western country. regulators in the u.k. have approved the shot made by pfizer and beyond tech. -- and biontech. doses of the vaccine are ready from belgium. in the u.s., an fda panel will meet next week to discuss the vaccine. global news 24 hours a day, on air and

back on the tokyo stock exchange after a share sale at rate $350 million. composer has also been name checked by the beastie commercially retreated from the stock market after the financial crisis. however, it has seen a turnaround and surge in demand from aspiring housebound musicians in the pandemic. the blank check company backed by richard lee and peter thiel is said to be weighing a merger with indonesia's e-commerce giant. we are told the holdings are looking at a deal with one of the most valuable set ups in southeast asia and a tie up could valuate at up to $10 billion. sources say. it is at a preliminary stage. ibm is buying canadian fintech firm to bolster its see payment payment tip- e ability. they will join the ibm global business unit. at least 1000 banks, credit unions, and other agencies use this system. banks are digging deep to keep up with innovative payment challenges like paypal and square. banks say female participation inthe indian workforce fell 2019. rishaad: covid-19 not really helping as well, with women less likely to be employed

. >>> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.re up this morning about 111 points. another update on how the markets are doing, next. >>> get your holiday shopping done now. two bay area businesses in the national spotlight with some great deals this morning. >>> but first a look at our weather and mike nico. hey, mike. >> hey, reggie, kumasi, hi, everybody. hope you're having a good friday morning. let's see if the weather will put you in a good mood. the air is hazy and a little bit cleaner than it was this morning. temperatures running about san jose. you can see we have 47 right now, 35 with that fog in you can see that flag blowing near the ocean. 59 to 62 and 59 to 63 at 4:00. of course, you need a jacket this evening. temperatures down in the 70s by 7:00, 40s by 8:00. here's a look at the haze at sutra tower. long-sleeved shirt, that's probably all you need to wear. take some breaks if you're working at home or learning from home. remember, we still have those beach hazards. it is reissued until 3:00 this afternoon, for goo

i want to find is the world's leading water stock exchange was because they worked with the mega liter a unit of measurement equipment to 1000000 liters. some are tame he called me the water market parnia. like to cite then i'm a pawnee or in the world. i must always go and i would have to go to them since actual money was handled the transmitter these are only got i think yeah yeah it's a 6 digit code so we reset that a gun then. ran for negligence on that we secured that so many transferred $250.00 bags plus the side prices to die around the $500.00. make a later all mean latest you've got. is i think it's . what $500.00. was that 300 euros 350 euros for 1000000 liters of water. it's pretty cheap when you look at it from that perspective. isn't it a good thing that way a family putting a value on this resource because in putting a value on it we're going to respect that will. in this new world every drop come. water is no longer a natural resource but a commodity. in the world the water markets the key players of the agricultural industry as is the case with webster the country's lar

authorized for the new york stock exchange, which allows companies to also raise capital in a directng, does bypass the traditional i.p.o. process and will mean a big change for how underwriters are able to help companies who seek to go public. vonnie: of course we did see one go that way in september. that was one recent example of a direct listing. but what does it do for investors? it possible to evaluate a company well enough before it goes public in order to be an investor in it? does this take away any investor protections? >> no, although some have argued that. that investor protections would be weakened. the s.e.c. didn't find merit in those arguments. ultimately this is going to rest on the ability of companies and the need for companies to promote full disclosure to make sure that investors understand their business. the risks and potential fitfalls of those business as part of the overall direct listing process and we'll find ow -- our way through to that where investors will remain confident in the investments they make and these companies that get public through a direct

a stock exchange specializing in technology. this is the 1st time that water has been reduced to an algorithm. is water at the next oil we set it up as a question and then mostly dismissed it the question is not going to go away we're just probably not ready for it yet there is no alternative to pricing or to properly making people realize that every time you think you suppose water there is an opportunity cost and they feed it through the wall of. what about the guy that can't afford it that guy still needs water. during the fight against the financialization of water is fueled by the refuse to accept any sum to privatizing. the global water rush is accelerating privatisation competition profit when they say it's got to be a commodity it's because they know that the scarcer it becomes in a world where you desperately need water there's this gold it's gold it's blue gold . you may know that alice springs his code is some a day for 50 years because of this this persistent line of sundry rain re stretches east has now the orientat

it has been something we have been looking at a while as a national stock exchange. of the things we focused on his corporate standards for our company. it was not long ago, back in 2003, when we said we wanted to see the majority of directors be independent. at the time, it was controversial. now it is accepted as a norm. we decided now was the time to put forward this new disclosure framework where companies have a consistent way to communicate their board composition as well as their board diversity philosophy for all their stakeholders, including investors. emily: now there will be a public comment period. what kind of pushback are you expecting and have you gotten so far from companies themselves who might say this is a pipeline problem? we are trying but it is really hard. jeff: we did a lot of research on this issue before we put forward our proposed rule. we also spoke to dozens of organizations such as the aclu and naacp. we feel really positive about the way we structured this rule filing, and be pink it's going to be a really nice way to be a first step in

to point outwant doordash, we are waiting for that to start trading on the new york stock exchange. we are looking at a bid ask spread of $145-one $50. we thought it was going to price in the mid-90's, and unreal move we are going to see which so we are very interested to see how it is going to wind up trading. when it does, we will bring all of that to you live. u.k. prime minister boris johnson heading into what could be the most important dinner of his life, sitting down with european commission president ursula von der leyen a brussels in about three hours. joining us with more from outside the european commission in brussels is bloomberg's maria tadeo. is it just going to be ursula von der leyen and boris johnson? are there teams going to be there? what do we learn and infer from that? maria: what we know is this will very much be a tete-a-tete with the head of the european commission and the prime minister. the negotiating teams will be represented, but there won't be any other european leader at the table. this is very much between the commission and the prime minister at thi