us investment firm elliott advisors has walked away from making a takeover bid for currys after being rejected by the retailer s board in its own words multiple times . it had initially proposed an offer that valued the electricals chain at £700 million, and later raised it to 757 million. but currys rebuffed the approaches, saying they significantly undervalued the business. currys could still receive a bid from china sjd.com, which said last month it was mulling an offerfor the firm. let s speak now to russ mould, investment director at aj bell. what is going on, one firm has walked away but there is another weighting in the wings? walked away but there is another weighting in the wings? there is but it it will focus weighting in the wings? there is but it it will focus on weighting in the wings? there is but it it will focus on what weighting in the wings? there is but it it will focus on what the weighting in the wings? there is but it it will focus on what t
welcome to msnbc state of the union covers. tonight, president joe biden gave a rousing speech a few feet from where we are now. in the country is that an inflection point with democracy at threat at home and abroad. here s how he opened his speech, invoking fdr in 1941, telling him congress, hitler was on the march. this was no ordinary time. freedom and democracy, were under assault in the world. tonight, i come to the same chamber to address the nation. now it is weak who face in a president at moment. yes, my present tonight is a wake-up congress and let the american people know this is no ordinary moment either. not since president lincoln and the civil war, have freedom and democracy, at home as it is safe. what makes it rare, they are under attack at home and overseas. that was just the beginning. president biden drew a sharp contrast for former president trump from democracy, tax cuts, to reproductive rights. the american people support the right to choose, i pr
we re happy you re here and enjoying the morning. and there s a lot going on on. rachel: just a little. will: would you say what we exhibited privately behind scene was act of discipline or lack of discipline? excellent discipline. we did a segment on mark zuckerberg fighting and we have a quarter founder, cheese burgers, fries, nuggets. trying to tell me you didn t eat it. we didn t eat all of it. i thought i was asking you. like half of the quarter founder and then disciplined or not disciplined? i saw him eat half a burger and put it back down. pete: pretty good. rachel: you re training for this. will: horrific. rachel: why good for zuckerberg but bad for pete: more weight to be put on more we re trying to look naturally sync. if you take your shirt off it is rachel: hash browns down there? pete: sausage egg and cheese we would have been done. we are selectively disciplined. will: two weeks away pete and i will be swimming from new jersey to manhattan with
unified opec plus group d are particularly after and also someone left the cartel. now we re seeing that there and it also a sign that opec plus are really showing a strong defence of $80 a barrel floor in pricing. what they ve done here is really built a fence, surplus will keep the market in deficit with a view for demand and return more strongly in the second half allowing cuts to be unwound and actually deficits to be sustained through the course of the year, keeping that curve, keeping prices elevated. is this cut priced in then or are we likely to see a bit of impact on brent prices? we have already seen thejump in the immediate aftermath of this. there is already uncertainty as to how this plans out but a structurally bullish outlook for the rest of year where, if demand does recover, particularjet fuel and some emerging economies in the second half, sustained deficits on top of what was on already precarious with stocks and on geopolitics. but, if the market does end
blitzer thanks for joining us. cnn breaking, news and you are in the cnn newsroom. i m wolf blitzer in washington and we begin with the breaking news this morning. the united states supreme court ruling that former president donald trump cannot be removed from any state s ballot for his actions on january 6. the nine justices affirming that he can run in a general election. and once again, serve as the united states commander in chief in the majority opinion, the court writes that only congress can enforce the 14th amendment s ban on insurrectionists holding federal public office trump is responding to the decision calling it, and i m quoting him now, a big win for america. but the court did not directly speak to whether or not his actions on january 6 equate to insurrection. let s get straight to cnn anchor and chief legal analyst, laura coats. she s outside the supreme court for us. laura, what more, first of all, can you tell us? about this very historic and consequent