, they do not want —— they are stolle, they do not want a cut and paste of the treaty.ly. the over thought that we can do this cut and paste rolled over agreement, we did not even know the nature of the eu deal so how can we try to do that. this was entirely inevitable. you have much of my client and a memberof the club you have much of my client and a member of the club and 28 and you do asa member of the club and 28 and you do as a small nation. of course, it is not that that it is a possibility here, south korea is doing the same. ona big here, south korea is doing the same. on a big level. this looks embarrassing. ona on a big level. this looks embarrassing. on a small level, this is much more about small business than you realise. if you do not roll over, you are not sure if you can send the cheese. all of this comes two the micro detail of trade deals is crucial and it is the more complicated stuff that nobody in the referenda wants to talk about. it has come to bite us. he has been one of the only vocal supporters of theresa may. it is bad news, given that japan

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simple request that management take the ideas seriously and work with them for the gf the business the stollup 6% in a single day and up 10% since the announcement that includes a modest rally after an okay quarter on tuesday. now so far i think management hand th handled this well. they rolled out a dividend that yields 1.6%. that's better than elliott asked for. the sources familiar with the situation say the move is in the works before this. the major bone of contention is the breakup. the conference call talked about how stub hub and the classified business drive traffic to ebay's online marketplace but we'll evaluate the assets and continue to do so so maybe they're more open to the idea than it seems personally, i think elliott is dead right on this one ebay's classified businesses are designed to operate independently. they compete with ebay's marketplace. stub hub could be a lot more valuable as an independent company or a take over progress for live nation, the owner of ticket master. ebay spun off paypal in 2014 that's been a huge win for share holers do it again. i think stub hub

-- rebecca stoll -- rebecca slaughter and neil chilson. >> the fcc has rulemaking authority that ish more expensive than the ftc. they can say to industry here is the rules of the road, this is how you have to -- here's how you treat traffic over the internet. we just do not have the ability to do that across the board when it comes to consumer protection issues. we have much more limited rulemaking authority. right now, we have sector specific laws that will check some data some of the time, but data is not housed in sector specific silos anymore. >> people mean so many different things when they talk about privacy that it is hard to see how congress does anything that is specific. because people have not yet agreed on what the problem is. i think there is a lot of areas people could agree on, that these are the type of injuries we are trying to stop consumers from suffering. i think we could get there. but right now, the conversation is very vague. it talks about privacy as a general idea. people mean really different things when they talk about privacy. communicators" at 8:00 p.m