when looking a story from thomas cook, british people not planning holidays in the eu, moving further make of it? i love the story, it's hard to prove it but it suggests there is some bargain—hunting, uk holiday— makers are saying where it is good value for us to go abroad? in europe, the euro has strengthened a lot versus sterling, sterling has had massive devaluation, it pays to go further afield. i think one thing that stood out to meet was turkey, it's lost a third of its value, going there is so third of its value, going there is so much cheaper. turkey is two on the list of the top five destinations, spain remains his number one, spain still up there but other places that are popular to visit, we are actually going down. we asked a lot of people to talk to us we asked a lot of people to talk to us about where they are going, i will ask you in a moment for you're going, melissa from london so she goes to europe for easter but stays in the uk this year. that is a thing, i went away over easter and i didn't know which queue to get in when i went home. ian says blake's —— brexit not

new line i will be live in manchester airport where thomas cook say more of us are choosing to holidaynity and beyond. mauricio pochettino is feeling the bus had of spurs first leg against ajax, saying he is living the dream. schools and nhs services say they are struggling to deal with mental health problems in children. it's estimated that every year, 1 in ten young people experience some kind of mental health problem — such as anxiety or depression. children from low—income families are four times more likely to face these challenges. now, a community in blackpool is trying to teach children more about resilience, in a bid to help them deal with stress and anxiety. our education editor branwenjeffreys has been to hear their stories. i'm corey, i'm 15 years of age and i am helping blackpool become a more resilient town. as a young person growing up in blackpool, it's hard. there are, like, the dark sides of blackpool. however, once you realise it's not all bad and we all help each other, you're not afraid to call blackpool your home. corey is part of a push to build an emotionally st

next, stocks on the move and thomas cook is one.vel business, shares gaining 20%, now up 16.3%. a bid approaches wirecard. for the first time since the ban on shorting the stock was lifted, the stock goes lower down 5.9% right now. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. we are 10 minutes into the trading day right now. looking at a mixed picture with the ftse down .2 -- up .2%. up dax unchanged, the cac .1%. the ftse man, .3%. not any big movement in one direction or the other in major indexes. for the top stock stories, we go to dani burger in london. dani: no shortage of big movers, a hold down 3.5% after the company issued a profit warning. u.s. thirdin the those strikes reached a contract lightly coming to an end as of yesterday but still, the profit cut sending shares lower. wirecard today is the biggest loser on the stoxx 600. today is the first day of trading since the ban has been lifted on short-sellers. looks like investors, jumping back in with eris bets, shares bets, downrish nearly 5%. thomas cook

thomas cook says fewer people are booking summer holidays to countries in the european union this summertinues. the travel agent has seen bookings to destinations outside the eu increase by 10% compared with last year. our personalfinance correspondent, simon gompertz, is here. simon, why this fall in the numbers of people wanting to go to eu countries? the first thing is the big package holiday companies are not having a good year so far, they see people are putting off their bookings for the summer because of uncertainty over for instance brexit. having looked at the numbers of thomas crook so far their latest figures, the show the number of people booking in known european destinations which don't use the euro has gone up to 47% saw almost half and that compares to 38% in last year at the same time. ten percentage point increase. big difference, thomas cook put it down to the pound having fallen against the euro so those destinations seem a bit more expensive but another influence is people arejust generally more keen on going further afield for the holidays. they are being more caref

that's according to holiday firm thomas cook.ruary were to non—eu destinations, up 10% last year. boeing's chief executive is to face shareholders later for the first time since the second of two fatal crashes involving the firm's 737 max plane which killed a total of 346 people. dennis muilenburg will have to try to boost confidence in the plane—maker after a difficult two months. nearly a third of graduates are overqualified for theirjob. the latest figures — they date from two years ago, 2017 — from the office for national statistics, show the incidence of overeducation was highest in those aged between 25 and 49. this isn'tjust a case ofjumping into any old job the moment you graduate. around 30% of graduates were still overeducated for their job five years after graduation. it's a year now since the music streaming service spotify sold its shares on the new york stock exchange and it's marked the anniversary in style. the swedish company now has 100m paying subscribers, that's a first for any music streaming company in an in

after a torrid few months — thomas cook shares are up — why? ngs. really does have a big effect on the market. and people savingsm really does have a big effect on the market. and people savings. it does. when you look at the ftse100 where you have the really big companies like bp and royal dutch shell making up like bp and royal dutch shell making upa big like bp and royal dutch shell making up a big percentage of the market. the rising oil price over the last couple of days, incidentally on the back of us topping the 0bama sanction waivers which were put in place earlier this year —— the iran sanction waivers. we are seeing a tightening of oil supply, which puts up tightening of oil supply, which puts up prices. we are at a high for 2019. there companies that are big users of oil, for example the airlines, we c shares of easyjet are really down today. one of the many tech firms reporting results, twitter exiting analyst expectations. it was a bit of a surprise. what we saw and what we have seen over the last year or so is monthly users have be

a good year shaping up for tunisia's vital tourism sector british operated thomas cook says bookings have package holidays to the north african nation of doubled over last year flights only bookings have quadrupled tunisia's tourism sector crashed in twenty fifteen in the wake of a terrorist attack in which thirty eight people were killed at a beachside resort in lifted a travel bans are tunisia for its citizens just last year. and we've now gone to albert. he's the resident representative for ghana got the pronunciation there right on the line for us from a crowd tell us first of all the government day has met most targets and its program with the international monetary fund if it did mall could that growth rate be even higher than eight point eight percent it. the programmed twenty shifts in there of the previous administration. main goal to restore market rate could make stuff billets we believed at micro you could make stuff bts a precondition to it couldn't be croats and respect it was. cheap that the men might we couldn't begin to caterers point to dean better direction inflati

that's according to holiday firm thomas cook. fatal crashes involving the firm's 737 max plane which killed a total of 346 people. dennis muilenburg will have to try to boost confidence in the plane—maker after a difficult two months. nearly a third of graduates are overqualified for theirjob. the latest figures — they date from two years ago, 2017 — from the office for national statistics, show the incidence of overeducation was highest in those aged between 25 and 49. this isn'tjust a case ofjumping into any old job the moment you graduate. around 30% of graduates were still overeducated for their job five years after graduation. boeing shareholders meeting today — they are going to have a lot to say. there are a number of shareholders taking boeing to court saying because of the accident and fatal crashes they were not kept abreast of safety deficiencies in the plane. also chief executive and chairman and president is going to have several people challenging whether he should be all those three things andi he should be all tho

a good year shaping up for tunisia's vital tourism sector british operated thomas cook says bookings of package holidays to the north african nation of doubled over last year lives only bookings have quadrupled tunisia's tourism. that crashed in twenty fifteen in the wake of a terrorist attack in which thirty eight people killed at a beach side resort britain lifted the travel bans region asia for its citizens just last year. and we've now gone to al but. he's the resident representative for ghana got the pronunciation right on the line for us from accra tell us first of all the government has met most targets under its program with the international monetary fund if it did mall could that growth rate be even higher than eight point eight percent it. twenty shifts in there the previous administration. to restore mark three could make stuff. we believe. it couldn't be crows respect. chief that. we couldn't. point to direction inflation was reduced and is now around nine point four percent in the single digits. it was also reduced from fifteen percent i mean around ten percent to three

this side of the gates is the headquarters of thomas cook.ring this year to a holiday destination. they are a company that have been struggling over the last year. they have not had brilliant results, they have not had the kind of bookings they were hoping for. they are largely blaming brexit uncertainty for that. the kind of bookings that they are seeing have been changing this year, with nearly half of all of their bookings now going to outside of the eu as a final destination. that is an increase of 10% on the same figures from last year. in terms of the destinations that we are actually flying two, spain is number one. we cannot kick that spanish habit in the uk. but the second choice destination is now turkey, leapfrogging destination is now turkey, lea pfrogging above greece. destination is now turkey, leapfrogging above greece. it is not only outside of the eu, but outside of the euro zone, meaning that people are getting a bit more for their pound if they are exchanging it. we have been asking other holiday companies if they are sayin

that's according to holiday firm thomas cook. increase, but spain is still the biggest destination. yes, it probably always will be because it is as a nice short flight time. what is significant is the way that we are flying further in order to get better value. all the signs are that you have two uncertainties going on. the first one is what is going on. the first one is what is going on. the first one is what is going on with brexit, shall be not commit to anything? the other one that has a bit of sense to it is we don't know what will be going on in the euro area, but if we book a holiday outside the euro area it will go ahead as normal. yes, we have seen an increase of 24% in the non—euro zone area countries from thomas cook. turkey has overtaken greece as the second most popular country greece as the second most popular cou ntry after greece as the second most popular country after spain and we also have tunisia, egypt and other non—euro destination is doing pretty well. so a closer destination doesn't automatically equal le

of thomas cook are soaring. potential bidders have approached the business.ok is not commenting. technologies has raised its profit forecast for the year. figure seeing strength in -- they are seeing strength in the market. they want to focus on aircraft parts. they will accelerate the climate control divisions. harley davidson overcame higher tariff costs, adjusting their sales by 28%. harley therump made subject of his tweets again. instead of attacking the company for moving jobs overseas, the president blasted the e.u. for blasting tariffs on u.s.-made motorcycles. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. aboutp next, we will talk with what is happening with crude oil, trading higher after the u.s. tightened the screws on iran. it is time for "futures in focus." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: and in new york, i'm vonnie quinn paradis is "bloomberg markets." the core is our stock of hour. shares falling the most since the company went public back in 1991 and the worst performer on the stoxx 600. emma chandra has more

arey's share of thomas cook soaring.idders have approached about lying all or part of businesses. thomas cook isn't commenting. a series of problems last time left it with a weakened balance sheet. job cuts on the way at fund manager franklin resources. it plans to cut as much as 5% of its workforce. this followed outflows the last five years. franklin is a holding company that operates franklin investments. barclays plans to cut bonuses to investment bankers. the bonus pool for the first quarter may decline by double digits from a year ago. barclays investment bank has underperformed. the bank is making a move as part of efforts to oppose activist investor edward bramson. now to the fed. conrad. sometimes it is important to have a banner to a conversation that is a sub banner. i thought this was brilliant. riding on a fed, communicating to who? i thought that was brilliant. who is jay powell talking to? >> the point of the piece was this potential shift in the fed's policy framework where the basis is trying to change p

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shares in thomas cook up over 16% amid reports the struggling travel firm has drawn takeover bids.. in groceryhares giant casino are down on news st is expanding its partnership with amazon. the dax x and frankfurt, simila. oil prices hitting a 2019 high following the u.u.s. decision to end waivers on sanctions for imports of iranian oil. brent crude up nearly a quarter of 8%, trading around $74.28. japan says that u.s. decision to scscrap waivers on iranian oil sanctions should not hit its industry too hard. japan was one of five nation still buying oil from tehran when washington's decision was announced monday. the country had been gradually rereducing its reliance on irann oil since december. sayshief cabinet secretary tokyo is working with washington to minimize the impact. we have been closely coordinating with the u.s. with the perspective the japanese company should not be impacted by the policy. followowing the u.s. governmen's announcement, we will have a discussion with the related japanese companies and we will take necessary measures so japan's energy supply wiwill not

and thomas cook, who has drawn this research, is concluding it is because of brexit uncertainty, so ifar but other destinations within europe are not. turkey is a bear, but also more and more people are booking holidays to places like mexico, asia, indonesia, those kinds of places. so i asked you, where are you going, and why? and has brexit impacted your choices this year or influenced you at all. graham says it is nothing to do with going to eu countries, it is the price to get to eu countries. a 5—star holiday in spain is £1500, whereas you can go to mexico to a 5—star resort for £1400. others agree with him, one says are used to holiday in mainland europe a lot, brexit has not influenced my choice, but places which used to be really cheap are no longer, and that is because of the value of the euro. david says because the eu will continue to homogenise the countries in europe, food and culture is changing and it is not as attractive. thank you for your comments. i will see you soon. hello. a weekend that started with wind and rain ended on a relatively quiet node across most parts o

we're booking fewer european holidays this year, according to thomas cook.e this decision so we can "keep the change"! it is also pretty useful for keeping prices lower, £1.99. avengers: endgame has only been in cinemas for a few days but it has already broken box office records, taking $1.2 billion. the superhero opening figures break the previous record held by the last avengers film. the movie is well on track to beat avatar and titanic to become the most financially successful movie of all time. and i'm very glad i managed to do that story without giving anything away from the film as well. i am in the bad books because game of thrones, i gave away a big spoiler to my other half who got up very early this morning to watch it so i am in the bad books and i know you have a spoiler alert coming up. we are doing line of duty shortly but we will be very careful. don't give anything away. thank you for giving a spoiler alert to the spoiler alerts. look at that, anybody remember the sega mega drive? look at the state of those graphics. do you know your 0cg from

thomas and why you chose him. i graduated from pepperdine law school which was key to cooking for justice thomas because they teach good law here, i worked with judge of scale and on the ninth circuit and then on the six circuit. i went back to a law firm for a little while and for two years. i went -- in that time i lost my mom and i thought i applied for the supreme court three days before my mom passed away. the second to last time. i thought there is no way i will apply for the court again. i want to be with my family. a friend of mine who was then clerking for justice alito, a former -- she reached out to me and said, you have to you have -- you have to apply for justice thomas because i think you will be a great fit. person --the first justice scanlon went on to start with -- you have thomas clerk written all over you. >> will do you think that is? what is it? [speaking simultaneously] justany: i think it was they said that it was i had a what the laww of was, and i stuck to it even if it wasn't the most popular view. really, i went to interview with the justice and was sitting with him in his chambers and h