About their role there seems to be some debate about this good morning, welcome to squawk in the street im carl cantonia. At the cnbc, they are delivering at the conference in new york city that was sec jay clayton as you saw. Moments from now, kobe bryant, the basketball legend quickly becoming an investing legend we will talk money in sports, futures in a tirade full of economic data. Of course, delivering alpha. The big story today, a number of heavy hitters at the investors summit a pretty good discussion about the nature of our Capital Markets these days yeah, i mean, look, one of the things we are all trying to figure out is in relation whats going on with the fed, whats going on with business as a force of change. Thats something that andrew is bringing up. Bring up at the Business Roundtable which is very interesting. Its a month or so already right things have Securities Exchange commissioned. Im curious to hear what mr. Claytop had to say. Thats what people buzz with me to fi
Im greg mathis, policy advisor to senator mark warner. Thank you for joining us for the Cyber Security caucus. As many of you know senator warner along with senator gardner started the Bipartisan Task force. And so hell be here to give a presentation to talk about this important topic as well as we have the ceo of dhi. Without further ado i let the first presentation get started. I very rarely give talks that are standing room only so really appreciate your interest today. As greg mentioned im robert lord, cofounder, president and chief Strategy Officer of protenus, and also a fellow at new america cybersecurity policy program. While a lot of information today im presenting comes from research weve done at protenus and some of the work we are currently building at new america on the speaking on behalf of either of those organizations today. Just talking from my experience and providing perspective on the challenges that we see in this space i guess to contextualize this because sometim
Else is worrying about the flip side of this is also true, there is no point in getting excited about something that everybody else is eagerly anticipating why . Because when the vast majority of investors agree something will happen, that tends to be priced into the stock market the real economy moves at its pace, you got to borrow money to build that equipment and use that to manufacture goods and transport them to retail outlets and wait for the customer to come along and buy them. The stock market has no such limitations. Stocks dont travel at the speed of light well, how about the speed of thought . They come pretty close so the moment of preponderance decides its flat lining, stocks start trading. Instantaneously. It takes time to build that consensus which is why you rarely see the moves happening at once but once the big institutional Portfolio Managers are on the same page about something, you can be confident its baked into the averages instantaneo instantaneously, that week
For their worst day in 2011 as net profit fizzles out in the First Six Months the brewer can turn it around in the second half. The impact cost has been much higher than last year in the first half of course we took some pricing in a number of geographies, but that will roll over in the second half. And beijing reacts to the social unrest in hong kong as chinas Affairs Office backs chief executive kerry lam and says the one country two Systems Practice will not change right, big news in the uk this morning the London Stock Exchange has confirmed its in talks to buy refinitiv in a deal worth 27 billion. It comes less than a year after a private equity bought a majority stake in the firm from Thompson Reuters at the time, it was valued at 20 billion. The lse will pay for the transaction by issuing new shares with refinitiv shares getting 37 of the combined group. And more in deal space today. Takeaway. Com and just eat struck an agreement in principle to merge. The all share deal is wort
Else is worrying about the flip side of this is true, there is no point in getting excited about something and everybody else is eagerly anticipatin anticipating why . Because when the vast majority of investors agree something will happen, that thing tends to be already priced into the stock market while the real economy moves at its own pace, you got to borrow money to build that equipment and use that equipment to manufacture goods and wait for the customer to come along and buy them the stock market has no such limitations. Stocks dont travel at the speed of light, well, how about the speed of thought they come pretty close so the moment a preponderance of hedge fund mangers decide the economy is slowing or speeding up or flat lining stocks start trading like thats the case instantaneously, usually takes time to build that consensus, which is why you rarely see these moves happening at once but once the big institutional portfolio mangers are on the same page about something, you c