Too slowly. In greece, the government says they could stumble out of the euro by accident if the Opposition Party wins. The finance minister is saying the Opposition Party might have to have the bailout extended. If the opposition wins, they do not have the knowledge of the experience in negotiations, they have certain ideas of their own, i think its prudent for them to ask for an extension. It will give them some time to manage the negotiations. The greek election is in a january. The opposition has a slightly. In france the magazine will print 3 million copies of the issue that comes out tomorrow. The normal press run is 60,000. The staff has been working since friday. The cover will show a cartoon with the prophet mohammed. An upset in the First College playoff football finer. Eczema deal elliott rushed for 246 yards. Ohio state won over oregon. Its the eighth National Championship for the buckeyes. Oregon was favored to win. President obama will meet with congress with plans to lay
Welcome. Youre watching the pulse live from bloombergs European Headquarters. Were here in london. Im guy johnson. Im francine lacqua. It was a beat for barclays. An extra 750 Million Pounds were set aside for the currency probe. Anthony jenkins spokes to us first. This comes back to how do you reshape a beast . Do you cut off the legs . Do you cut off the head . What do you do . Jenkins is trying to put his stamp on this bank. He is dealing with expenses. He is dealing with legacy issues. When it comes to Foreign Exchange, that is a perennial issue. He didnt settle before christmas where he would have got a discount for doing so with a number of regulators. My question is should you gone with the rest of the crowd and taken that hit a little bit earlier. Did he make a mistake . He was quite optimistic though on the overall performance. We are required to provide what we can reasonably estimate at this time. I cant completely say that will be the end of the Foreign Exchange version, th
Former Audi CEO, Rupert Stadler, was given a suspended sentence and fine in a German court for his involvement in the 2015 emissions-cheating scandal that rocked the car industry. Stadler was given a one-year, nine-month suspended sentence and ordered to pay a USD 1.2m fine after he pleaded guilty to fraud by negligence.
Stadler will admit guilt in exchange for a suspended sentence after reaching an agreement with the Munich district court over the scandal that rocked Audi s parent company Volkswagen.