a swedish krona rebound. case for the eurozone, escape -- except sweden has this thing called growth. get a very solid year last year, annually. things aren't that obvious for sweden yet. every low inflation. it is a pretty good economy. that is the one to watch. thank you very much. caroline and i will be back on "the pulse." will be speaking to this matter, the former world bank president. the pulse is next page don't you dare move. ♪ . . >> get set for a grilling. pfizer's chief executive will testify in front of u.k. lawmakers amid plans to sweeten its after zeneca takeover bid. >> socgen sets the bar high. the bank targets higher profits helped by lending in russia and africa. thisill hear from its ceo hour. >> and we speak with the cofounder of skype and the former head of the world bank. we are live at goldman sachs' asset management ideas summit.

we will talk to the swedish finance minister. losses in the wake of the astra and zenecz merger 15 years ago. we will get his perspective. stay with us. ♪ >> time for today's company news. germany's largest steel maker reported its first quarterly profit in almost two years after selling assets and cutting costs as it focuses on its non-core business. the company's last reported profit was for the third fiscal quarter of 2012. socgen says it will seek to increase return on equity to more than 10% by 2016, helped by lending in africa. they see consumer growth both in russia and africa rising by 7% annually on average over the next three years. that would be outpacing growth at its french princes -- french branches. ae ceo of unicredit said diplomatic solution to the crisis in ukraine is needed to protect a business in europe. >> i hope that, at the end of the day, common sense will prevail on both sides. russia, we need to find a solution. solution, itfind a is going to impact european business, including europe and russia. let's

the footage was shot by two swedish journalists and was discovered in the basement of swedish publicsion 30 years later. this is the trailer. >> someone asks me about violence, i find it incredible. what it means is the person asking the question has absolutely no idea what black people have gone through, what black people have experienced in this country. 1970's,he 1960's and swedish lawmakers arrived in america to explore the black power movement for which u.s. media saw violent. >> the fact they should arm themselves. ourselves.defend >> 30 years later in the cellar of a swedish television station, an amazing collection of unseen interviews was discovered with some of the greatest revolutionary minds in modern history. >> there would not be in america if it wasn't for black people. >> when you get tired enough is when you want to sacrifice everything. >> ridiculed and discriminated. >> is a question of dignity and decency. >> my husband did not make enough money because he was a negro. >> we were charged up by people who had already made a commitment to bring about change. dr. kin

if you are looking for swedish krona, we talked a lot about it.t you are seeing is deflation snapback. will it stay that way? bnp paribas says the race is still on. they are looking for 1.15. >> thank you. several come, after setbacks, the tel aviv stock exchange is getting a strategy shakeup. we speak with the new ceo in his first international tv interview. ♪ "> an welcome back to "the pulse live on bloomberg. >> our top headlines. new data from china shows the economic slowdown is healing. retail sales slowed for april. there is a risk of china missing their goals of growth. russia's state-controlled gas is threatening to cut off gas supplies to ukraine unless kiev pays for its gas by june 2. >> timothy geithner says that united states banks are safer now than they were before the financial crisis. vulnerable if not in this country or other countries to the risk of another panic again. it is inherent in the financial system. you can't eliminate it or prevent it. to can do a lot of things reduce your vulnerability and the reforms to put in in. f

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. >> the deal with the swedish -- swedish drug maker rejected the offer again for the second time. is ever completed, they could reincorporate abroad. you would avoid paying high corporate taxes in the united states. what is the corporate tax liability now, and is this inversion maneuver, is that a wake-up call for congress and the white house to do something about corporate taxes? >> i certainly would hope so. i think it is sad the corporate tax rate is truly incentivizing corporations to leave the united states. i think if you look at the industry in particular i'm at there is almost no one left that is incorporated in the united states or you are at a huge disadvantage. we have said we will not do a deal for tax but could be a byproduct of the deal as you mentioned. >> is this a question of not paying taxes or question of drilling hands up in the air and saying these are unreasonably high and a hindrance to us doing good business? >> it is impossible to compete. look at acquisitions. being in the single digits have a must -- much better chance of being able to offer more and bei

swedish q1 gdp was below expectations. tells you that we have a clear sign the swedish economy is recovering. yes, the number of missed but investments and exports, if you dig into the figures, were better than expected. household consumption is considering to "steam ahead." looking into the details you get a better figure. higher than affected -- higher than expected imports as a sign of good mastic demand. getting a negative number this morning and maybe that is the reaction you are seeing on the norwegian krone. read between the lines and maybe that is not the reaction you should be having. the turkish lira, one year on from the protests and this is the story. a game of two halves. we did see a significant rise in the dollar following that. in the last couple months, starting to recover. currency markets have turned a little bit more positive. the turkish lira has been recovering. the next 12 months are going to be interesting. let's talk about them. one year on from the gezi protests. joining us now is a turkey country

what you're seeing is a .eflection of that the swedish currency getting a little bit weaker.den is now in an inflationary environment. i will not have the risk. the cycle be under more pressure to do more. think about paul krugman referring to swedish bankers as saito monetarists. >> you just need to get these things right. thank you very much, indeed. jonathan ferro is almost getting it right. i just like the words. the snow may be melting in utah, thishat has not stopped skiing yet. some pretty extreme mountain stunts. even for extreme guys, that is quite an extreme jump. quite a view, though. red bulls free runners found a stunning backdrop. they jumped off of the ancient clay ruins. you have to be so fit. we'll take a break and when we come back, we will talk about twitter. twitter's lockup is expiring. we will talk about what that tells us about this business when the lockup expires. see you in a moment. ♪ >> good morning, folks. welcome back. we're live from london on bloomberg television. buildings here at bloomberg -- we have an open floor thing that happens here. bas

the swedish striker has called for a dose of realism. better, for sure, then last season. with a little bit of luck, we will be in the champions league. is, evil gets boiled, because now they expect us -- get spoiled, because now they expect us to do well and in the last few years we have had four trophies. >> what is next? >> we want to make it the "not only in france, but in europe and worldwide. club, not only in france, but in europe and worldwide. but the former world cup winner collected -- >> the former world cup winner collected to trophies --two trophies since last summer. the information has been well received. >> i think all the players have quickly bought into it. i think it is a great thing that he has signed again and we can continue the adventure with him. been in a spot lately with issues over the rules, but they have been in a bright spot, the french champions. the leo massey foundation announced a series of new initiatives aimed at improving the ongoing mobile health clinic in indonesia for health care in the developing world. >> the idea was to help the

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. >> i love swedish chef, i just think he is absolutely insane. >> sam. we bonded pretty heavily. though, ms. piggy plays the role of scene-stealer. >> and perhaps i was a little too eager. >> i would love to do that too. >> but when all is said and done muppets most wanted is a kermit vehicle. you know, kermit, hollywood has surprisingly not produced many amphibian stars. >> yeah, i am a little surprised by that myself. >> so that didn't deter you. so what was it inside you that said i can do this, i can make it in this business? >> well, it is odd, you have to dream big. i was just your average talking, playing frog in show business. >> you are selling yourself short. >> well, really and truly in the early days it came down to a couple of choices, i could either work at a biology lab or show biz, and show biz seemed safer. >> he had eight movies under his collar. and if this movie clicks kermit and the cast will be back for more. >> come on, everybody, strike up the band. >> they're doing a sequel! that is what we do in hollywood ♪ and everybody knows that the sequel is never qu

third place went to a swedish inger for her song "undo."erman band elisia grabbed the "is itot with a pop song right." but it was conchita that inspired europe on saturday with talent and a message of erseverance. >> you're watching dw. tay where you say. >> at the start of the week there were heavy clashes in the astern ukrainian city of luhansk. the army moved in to retake the city. with both sides armed with heavy weapons, the fighting lasted for hours. the clashes left 30 separatists dead. four government soldiers were also killed. in the end, government troops were unable to retake the city. >> ukrainian soldiers cannot shoot at civilians. this is our limitation, which ur enmay is making f.a.a. full use of. our enemy is hiding behind civilians and shooting at us. >> the situation in ukraine remains tenls. then on wednesday, there was a change of tone from moscow. after talks, president putin urged ukrainian rebels to delay a planned re-- secession vote. >> we are requesting that representatives of ukrainian southeast delay the referend

it was of a purple furry puppet dancing and singing in swedish. you know, just what we're are used to watching on tv. probably one of the first user-generated videos anyone had ever seen. honestly, i had no idea what the tank. my kids knew what to think. they cheered. play it again. i played that video a lot. the videos were unusual. i have not seen anything like it before. everyone wanted to see more of them. we started building out a platform called google video for theirto upload and see videos. every day we were getting more and more uploads to google video. we had our first hit and it was not from where you thought it would be from. it was two college students in their dorm room singing and dancing to the backstreet boys with their roommate doing their homework in the background. in spite of this, it became the first video to reach one million views, which was a lot that then. to theve us an insight future of video. online video was a new medium and it could unleash the creativity of people all over and sparked curiosity of people who wanted

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jets, which the swiss would buy from the swedish company saab. be worried about losing this contract? >> they should be worried, they are worried as i learned when i was up there earlier this week where they make the gripen fighter. they're going to vote for the referendum to cancel this $3.5 billion on track for 22 planes. they simply think it is too expensive. oppositionthings he is zeroing in on is how much it costs to run these fighters. it is not just initial sticker price. they say over the lifetime of the fighters, some 11 point $5 billion, even though the cost or is onehour of the gripen of the lowest out there. just $4600 per hour to fly. $31,000 per000-30 $10 hour. switzerland has the highest wage in the world, about $25 per hour. at switzerland's long-term profile, their ability to stay competitive, it is a real challenge for the business community to knock back some of these initiatives. >> hans nichols with the latest on the swiss vote. india's stocks and the five-year 's coalition leads the vote. we will have more when we return. ♪

. >> astrazeneca is an english swedish company. become an angle a swedish company owned by an american company, assuming this deal is created. david cameron has been driving a hard bargain with pfizer, looking for guarantees on jobs, on research. while the u.k. does not have a mechanism whereby the still could be stopped, in the pharma industry it is hard to barrel through something in the face of government regulation. cadburyell at craft and a couple years ago, that does not work with pharma. and you need every single anduct to be monitored approved, it is a bit of a risky strategy. none of this necessarily abides in sweden. pfizer is buying astrazeneca looking to cut costs. the u.k. says, you're not going to do it here. it may be some of a -- something of a zero-sum game and sweden becomes the victim. there is concern in stockholm. >> thank you for that. tom keene joins us with a preview of "surveillance." i know you will be looking at all angles on alibaba. >> we will. david kirkpatrick will join us. let's call it the alibaba e

to europe, a two-year investigation, one of the largest cybercrime crackdowns ever, among them, a swedish hacker living in muldova, who federal investigators say helped market the tool, called black shade remote access tool or black shades rat. >> black shades rat enabled anyone, anywhere in the world to instantly become a dangerous cyber criminal. >> reporter: they can be used to hijack computers and turn on webcams, access hard drives and capture key strokes to steal passwords. cybersecurity experts say be aware, hackers lure you to click on an attachment. >> when you do that, you downloaded the bad stuff and the attacker can take over. >> reporter: shut your computer when you walk away or put a piece of dark tape over the webcam. hundreds of other programs remain for sale online. peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> we have a health news up date on this new mers virus. health officials in florida say the second patient diagnosed within the u.s. recovered and left the hospital. in illinois another man tested positive for mers anti bodies, the first time the virus spread from perso

every time i hear him talk isn't swedish anyway.s good to hear the voice back in any language. >> for game to watch the word of the day during the 5:00 p.m. this tonight. if i vanish tomorrow. interestenter it at wgntv.com >> it is tied late in the first. rangers with a three on to break away. finishes with his second goal of the playoffs. new york wins 3-142-0 lead. use roughed up for five runs in the first inning. the sox are within a run. the royals threatened in the ninth. two men on. he throws back to second and eventually catches jarrett dyson in the rundown. ramirez also homered. >> that is a look at sports. you're it turns a much cooler thursday and friday. the big concern is that we may have some severe weather. this is an atmosphere prime to erupt. we'll explain that in a moment. we are in severe weather risk area. the to these beautiful scenes. out there with his camera monday evening. a beautiful sunset decorated with health and cumulus apparatus clubs. leeson is ominous clouds. check out this review. equally beautiful w

of the swedish foreign minister called boats participated there was a u.s. government representative as well and i must say that both of them were given hell they were not let off the hook and i think that especially you is civil society really took the u.s. government representative to task so i think to that extent it's been communicated to both swedish and the u.s. governments that what was the decision that was taken. not to invite the key protectionists you know and what what is really the biggest story around communications surveillance in the past year was not acceptable i think that message has been communicated loud and clear and to that extent i think it was a very useful conference professor john king from rhode university of south africa who attended that conference thank you very much indeed for your sharing your thoughts here not international. what you parliamentary election is exposed to rather worrying trend of europeans being pushed to vote for the extreme established guard in france and britain reeling over the astounding gains of the far

adapt to the new opportunities and to months of the digital single market den after represents the swedish performing right society. our structure from our western society is to not act on that show the national basis. best of all the bases but seem to seek partnership with other societies launch new services. that's the debate she cheats for teaching a thing. stick the commission's proposal is being driven by the possible economic benefits of effective manage digital marketplace but also by the sheer depth and breadth of europe's cultural heritage he took the genome of the market is enormous and in comparison with other digital markets such as america we have an extraordinary cultural diversity. it's an economic factor that's very important for jobs and spur growth. we need to get leaving the mix to achieve a satisfactory result of one of the songs. it all day for the most in a bbc poll pdf has been that are sexist the commission's proposal is part of a wider strategy to develop the digital economy within the context of the eu twenty twenty strategy to build a sustainable knowledge based

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more on what the latest developments mean for astrazeneca's swedish workforce.is coming up. ♪ >> welcome back. the time in london is 6:53 a.m. astrazeneca has rejected pfizer's bid. what this means for the swedish workforce and economy. something of a stalemate right now. if this issue does come back onto the table is there anything that pfizer management could say that would convince you is kind of deal would be a good idea? quite worried. what pfizer said is they would [indiscernible] similar to the wyatt. mean a couple of thousand in different sites. i get quite a lot of reactions on this deal. quite big opposition i must say that might cause reputation image to pfizer in the long run. >> do you think that either the union or european takeover codes need to be changed, beefed up, given more substance, in particular in industries where there is this research and development on meant? >> i am worried that we have seen this off-site and -- and this aggressive behavior. it is a game changer for how we view the is this climate. we really have two things through de

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enlargement commissioner didn't eventually confirmed gemini on top levels by two thousand won the swedish foreign minister said to me you're crazy or is it possible that it can be done c'mon c'mon mom. but the eu trees. it was possible and ten years on mason degree the crisis has be a success the baltic states ireland and slovakia have all become stable democracies with economic rates that are the envy of the eu some older members. the new eu countries have been at the full front of developing innovative industries. european commission vice president she tell us tremendous in the geisha nations to join the eu to miss time as this kenyan prime minister. seoul a screenplay. toby's the men were all full so it should be dead to begin a communion that amin to eminence monday's let alone never nineteen seventies again. and a second these economic prosperity it until they heal or so to me and the scaly as for the security dilemma the piece the sentiment piece is. beaumont importance today makes disdain use a staunch supporters of the eu but not all of the multi member states of the depicted as m

they knew had the swedish foreign minister called bill actually suggesting that if the port of port production this fall if they were for him to get the right horrible with the t thirty eight dead he noticed that things have started with pro russian attempt to get control of buildings violence must stop thinking we forget how fortunate i was getting a good while it did notice a lot accomplished. not unexpected but obviously the city. which is near term when commenting on radical to care if i ain't likely to go without mentioning the more i stared out the attacks british foreign secretary for example broke i deplore and regret the loss of life either this sector is in urgent need for restraint and stepping back from confrontation. anyway if you are. and therefore healthy and reflected at the brookings think and who broke. putting sheena had a consequence of putting in a word to add twelve a cab to the cavalry of our time reaches of the super clean and simple i began to tell but it's somehow suggesting that what the president is responsible for the killings and not too cold to ride the course wa

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came over and took over and the swedish have a different approach to the development. their approach was to challenge the majority of their funding which of course would be much less than the american amount of money for the central government in order were through kabul in order to support the creation of the governing system in which the direct aid wasn't coming in. >> who described it to you that way? >> it was described to me not just by local people but also by this the swedes. >> the governor's relationship was extremely colorful like to say, very turbulent. on multiple of patients they asked him to leave and remain in the team because the reconstruction team he said applied to reconstruction and that was and accurate. then he said i should change the name to the stability team then he said the afghan security forces are providing them the security so that wasn't an accurate name either so there was a very contentious relationship. to me. he could take credit for everything that happened in that province. nobody was thinking the swedes did this or the germans did

you don't have to learn the swedish language you don't have to respect the law so that's the problem ingrid is out of it she isn't going to change her opinions but what difference will it make to her situation when she changes location and comes here to denmark different just like you can more or less enjoy free speech in denmark and sweden you cannot you cannot speak out about any subject without losing your. being beaten up in the streets being harassed the charge from sweden has one of the highest levels of immigration in the e.u. there's a fear that the system won't be able to cope you can't have mass immigration and a welfare state at the same time one day you will have to pay for all this mass immigration and the welfare state is good. and in their opinion it's not being able to speak out in certain countries it's a roading a nation's sense of self mashed under threat which would be of cultural identity language a lot of flag and history. and things matter to people we shall see soon enough if those parties who claim to be the defenders of traditional european rights can put in

people who can tell you how far the spying goes the main organizer who is also an advisor to the swedish foreign minister offered his excuses we should strive for balance here i must admit that we have not been entirely successful we have. seen it as important to not to look into the piece of blowing process as such or to the revelations as we believe we should do is to discuss how can we find solutions in order to protect human rights in. their vibrant surveillance is a reality or we spoke to one of those at the about and jane duncan from the road university in south africa she says the excuse was well insulting but didn't tony use the excuse of gender balance but also the need for geographic representative as well personally i found these excuses to be extremely weak and in fact that they were in an insult to our intelligence they were over four hundred fifty participants the from around the world and i don't think that the addition of two perhaps three or more white males would have made any difference whatsoever. it's good to have you with us today for the program japan could soon bu

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this is the swedish krona. awful industrial production data out of there. a move lower.wegian currency on a move higher. certainly is. jonathan ferro covering the markets for us. still to come, the next space race. companies building america's next shuttle. we will get a look into this space pioneering story, including a tour of spacex with ceo elon musk. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse. so i am guy johnson. my colleague, francine lacqua, is off today. france's president francois latest of aon the six nation tour of europe. japan has to deal with mounting tensions with china and is certain to talk about that. ukraine is seeking to dislodge separatists in its industrial heartland. violence has spread to the black sea gateway of odessa. got together this weekend to celebrate itself at the annual white house correspondents a precision dinner.- appreciation the president made fun of everything from phone tapping to soft drugs. >> colorado legalized marijuana socialar, an interesting experiment. i do hope it doesn't lead to a whole lot of paranoid people who th

eu leaders are meeting in bross's forays, and we already heard the swedish prime ministers they he does not ask them to discuss new sanctions today but at the same time, the polish prime minister said we need to keep that threat on the table and it is important moon doesat if anything further to disrupt sanctions, we will be right there. the screenreal mbo russia and the eu and trade, particularly on the energy on. the eu depends on russia for 30% of natural gas needs and half of that amount goes through ukrainian pipelines are there is worry among your team leaders that if we take measures against russia am a they would tally it against us i cutting off energy and this was a real uncertain. one way to hit russia and their bottom line, this country is heading toward recession already, is by hitting them on energy, the vast majority of exports. that has not happened of our you and i think we will see it happen. >> need a surface, russia needs the eu just as much as the unique. russia signed a deal with china but only for 38 billion you but the. we are looking at 150 billion he received v

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