there were is poor is when i first started, there were only four sports but now they are separate sections was of the daily they are separate sections was of the daily telegraph has dropped its business the daily telegraph has dropped its business separate section but has a separate business separate section but has a separate sports session and the other separate sports session and the other big separate sports session and the other big factor if saturday was always other big factor if saturday was always the big day for support in this country, all the football matches this country, all the football matches started at 3pm on saturday. cricket matches started at 3pm on saturday. cricket and matches started at 3pm on saturday. cricket and other and robbie were all saturday and now it s spread out all saturday and now it s spread out for all saturday and now it s spread out. for instance the opening match of the out. for instance the opening match of the premier le
one word, absolutely. all right, i want to bring this out to the panel because i see so many angles to this story. i see a media angle for joe, a health angle for nicole, and a business angle for you, jackie. so first, jackie, to the business angle, musk is doing what most people do in m&a s, mergers and acquisitions, they look for the best price. this is a big business story, and why shouldn t he go for a true valuation? absolutely. this is what i thought as soon as he said he was hitting the pause button, and he wanted more answers about the bots on twitter, you know, the company is saying it is less than 5%. but that s actually really important question for him because bots don t look at ads and then go by merchandise. if he s going to properly monetize this company, bots are not going to help him do it. he needs real users. i do understand why he s looking into this. i will just make this comment here. twitter s price was roughly $45 and change when he made the offer.
black boxes from the ethiopian crash that left 15 157 people dead. several airlines are grounding their boeing 737 max 8. that could be a big business story. a near nationwide blackout continues in venezuela, now entering its fifth day. it s only worsening the humanitarian ka issues catastrophic. according to the wall street journal, 15 dialysis patients
policy i mean you know tickled by. the prospect of armed conflict took on an economic dimension during the visit trump called for free and equal access for american exports to japan s market his answer to north korean missiles is japan buying more defense hardware from the united states he will shoot him out of the sky when he completes the purchase of lots of additional military equipment from the united states he will easily shoot them out of the sky from japan trump heads to south korea which has also long been korea s crosshairs. so the world of business the big business story of the day is they so-called paradise type is what s going on get out that s why the good part is paper has a name and shame individuals and firms are sheltering their millions in offshore accounts that came out this week some countries are now vowing action to recoup
of $138,000 in some areas, louis. that s good news for wall street and ghusd for new york city. 138,000 bucks sounds pretty good. nancy hungerford live from london. thanks so much. one other big business story, president trump in his attempt to energize new job creation, he traveled to michigan yesterday where he reiterated his campaign pledge to revitalize the american auto industry. already we re seeing jobs coming back. just today, breaking news, general motors announced that they re adding or keeping 900 jobs right here in michigan, and that s going to be over the next 12 months. i kept my word. the assault on the american aurt tow ind auto industry is over, it s over. the numbers the president highlighted come less than two weeks after gm announced they were laying off 1100 workers this may. a gm spokesperson tells nbc news