Were looking at a sharp selloff for the nasdaq, down 271 points right now, the s p and nasdaq snapped a winning streak on friday. The markets are down across the board. Large labor day parties raising concerns about a coronavirus spike. Creating a futuristic Fan Experience at the u. S. Open. Watson using Artificial Intelligence to allow fan interaction, even with empty stands. Mornings with maria is live right now. Global markets this morning are under pressure, take a look at european indices, markets are under pressure as concerns grow over a no deal brexit. The cac is down 63 and the dax is lower by 108. Germany is showing signs of a slow recovery. Exports rising 4. 7 in the month of july, imports were up just over 1 . That was far below prepandemic levels. Checking asian markets this morning, take a look at what happened overnight, green across the board in asia, best performer as you can see japan, nikkei average up three quarters of a percent, same situation with the shanghai com
Trading month post split check out this sky high etf chart. You think you know what this etf is let us know. We have a lot to get to with news breaking on at t. Lets get to Julia Boorstin with more. Thats right, brian, those shares up about 2. 5 in after hours trading on a report that at t is again exploring a sale of its directv business this according to the wall street journal who site sources saying at t and advisors have been talking to Apollo Global and Platinum Equity as potential bidders. At t has explored selling directv. The ceo has discussed the importance of divesting noncore assets directv has struggled with cord cutting amid the growth of streaming options. The wall street journal is saying a deal could value directv below 20 billion. Thats less than half the 49 million at t paid for directv back in 2015 at t tells us it has no comment on this report we are reaching out to apollo and Platinum Equity and have not heard back yet steve grasso, so your take not only on the ne
Melissa korn, shes a reporter for the wall street journal and previously she wrote for dow jones newswire. Shes a graduate of Cornell University and Columbia University graduate school of journalism. Also we have jennifer levitz, jennifer is National Reporter for the wall street journal and previously she wrote the Providence Journal and has been a member of two Pulitzer Prize finalist teamswhen she graduated from wyoming university maryland. In their review of unacceptable, curtis wrote the authors highly readable exposc goes well beyond tabloid level. A capable examination of the seamy intersection of ambition, money and Higher Education. And Library Journal calls it a fastpaced account of the massive College Admissions scam designed by rick singer read this indictment of contemporary American Culture offers an indepth look at families who are willing to break the law and ignore Ethical Principles to provide Higher Education for their children. A well researched detailed picture of c
We are thrilled to have our authors and conversation chief at the wall street journal and leads a team of euros across the west covering, among any one many issues with them pandemic policy and economics state and city news immigration and in her career though wall street journal and editing positions london dallas pittsburgh and featured authors melissa korn Higher Education reporter for the wall street journal. Previously will for dow jones newswire and a graduate of cornell and Columbia University graduate school of journalism. We also have Jennifer Levitz National Reporter for the wall street journal previously she wrote and has a number of two Pulitzer Prize and graduated from loyola maryland and in their review she wrote the authors highly readable expose goes well beyond the tabloid level and examination of the intersection of ambition and money and Higher Education. A fastpaced account of the massive College Admissions scam. This indictment of contemporary American Culture offe
Lafayette square for Trumps Campaign bible photo op here in d. C. Or sending fred religions in the u. S. Cities to provoke protesters and flame hostilities to bolster the president s Campaign Theme of law and order you know those kind of all american Decision Making has to come out of an attorney general but wow a bar in the politicians questioning him are definitely wearing their political beliefs and agenda on their sleeves it appears that many u. S. Citizens are actually rolling up their sleeves and never to hide their political opinions according to the Cato Institute a new National Survey about 2000 u. S. Citizens has found that selfcensorship is on the rise in the United States and that nearly 2 thirds 62 percent of americans say the Political Climate these days prevents them from saying things they believe because others might find them offensive. Digging deeper into the institutes findings one discovers that these fears may actually Cross Party Lines with 52 percent of democrat