Flat for 2020 as tech continues to lead the gains. Financials and utilities amongst the worst performers today coming up on todays show, we will speak exclusively with sap ceo Christian Klein about his companys efforts to develop a coronavirus Contact Tracing app and what hes hearing from customers about the state of local business and the earnings reports will come fast and furiously this afternoon highlighted by lyft, grub hub, tmobile and well speak with tmobile Ceo Mike Sievert ahead of his companys Conference Calls just after numbers cross. The big stories we are watching, mike santoli following the volatile trading action, Steve Liesman with a look at the economy and another sobering jobs number today, and deirdre bosa is covering uber and lyft mike, start us off the s p struggling to stay in this zone for the past few weeks. This is a oneyear march its flattened out since april is it resting, rolling over . Its a bit of a standoff i think people are saying right now its preserve
It was an unusual decision. A Major Telecom it gets abused. In thebinet reshuffle u. K. Takes a startling turn. Not someone walking out on the job. An exit interview with the outgoing Credit Suisse ceo. The true legacy comes after we leave. It is all straight ahead on bloomberg best. Hello and welcome. This is bloomberg best. Your weekly review of the most important Business News, analysis, and interviews from Bloomberg Television around the world. Lets start with a day by day look at the top headlines. We began with a familiar focus, assessing the spread of the coronavirus outbreak at a blessing measures to blunt its impact. Toll from theth coronavirus has now topped 900. Hubei province posted the most for talent he for one day. Medical experts from the dove you ho heading to the epicenter of the disease with the agencys chief was in concern over the spread of the virus among those with no chinese travel history. Youre seeing a cluster of new cases in france, spain and the u. K. They
Economy some more and the dow will hit, wait for it, 32,000 this year. Thats optimism. Were at 29,000 right now. Then theres this, the New York Times issues its endorsement for the democrats nominee. The times is the bible of the Democrat Party and they split their decision. Theyve endorsed Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren. This is fascinating. Not biden, not bernie, not the former mayor of new york, bloomberg, no, left and far left is the times choice. Later today, the president flies off to the global elite get together known as davos. Picture this, please, the president fresh off trade wins and a growing prosperous economy, addressing over there while the trump haters over here try to impeach him. Im not keen on the expression but you cant make it up. Varney company the tenth Anniversary Edition is about to begin. Stuart watch out. Situation, step aside. I dont have tattoos and i wear a baseball cap the right way around but im going to fit right in, google. Weather, new york today
The focus is to make this next three quarters count. Kailey a major merger in telecom gets approved. It was an unusual decision. Kailey democrats unite sen. Sanders we are going to unite together. Kailey a Cabinet Reshuffle in the u. K. Takes a startling turn. Not someone walking out on the job. Kailey an exit interview with the outgoing Credit Suisse ceo. Tidjane thiam. The true legacy comes after we leave. Kailey it is all straight ahead on bloomberg best. Hello and welcome. And this isleinz, bloomberg best. Your weekly review of the most important Business News, analysis, and interviews from Bloomberg Television around the world. Lets start with a day by day look at the top headlines. We began with a familiar focus, assessing the spread of the coronavirus outbreak and measures to blunt its impact. The global death toll from the coronavirus has now topped 900. Hubei province posted the most fatalities for one day. Medical experts from the dove w. H. O. Heading to the epicenter of the
Akwy sessiak ak akwywy situation of etrade. Will has the highlights. Hey, carl as you said, just last hour we were talking with james gorman, the ceo, and said he first got attracted to etrade back in 2002 when he was still at merrill. He said the conversations this time got real in december. Heres what he had to say about that 13 billion price tag i never worry about strategy. Im never trying to copy what somebody else is doing we have to do whats right for Morgan Stanley you have to be opportunistic, move and move quickly. We put in a very full, i think appropriately, a bid for a Great Company with an iconic brand if we tried to to do it on the cheap, that would have created turmoil. You get the job done thats what we did this is what he said about the rationale for the deal we bring in a group of technologists that i think will drive Technology Platforms even further than that weve been able to do they have Online Banking we can roll that to premium clients. We have a lot of young c