and nobel peace prize let‘s return to the northern irish winner, has died. politician and nobel peace prize winnerjohn hume, who has died at the age of 83. a bbc investigation finds the number of deaths an architect of the northern from coronavirus in iran is nearly ireland peace process, he was regarded as one of the most three times higher than important figures in recent the government claims. irish political history. earlier, we heard from the bbc‘s former ireland correspondent islamic state militants denis murray, who paid tribute in afghanistan say they re behind an attack on a prison in the city to the life ofjohn hume. in my opinion, he wasn‘tjust a of jalala bad that s left at least 20 dead and hundreds of prisoners giant of irish politics, he was a trying to flee. nearly two years giant of irish politics, he was a giant of irish politics, he was a giant of uk politics and i think it on from the collapse of genoa s morandi bridge, was a giant of world politic
and a lot of those stocks on fire. for some folks, that is all you need to move this market. caroline: it really does blow your mind. taylor: i will leave you here with three comments, not to cut you off, caroline. jeffrey gold main and end cam partners are three analysts raising their prices on amazon. almost a $2 trillion company can rise more than 5% on the day. jeffrey s, $3800 price target from goldman. looking at 3350. talking about the structural shift underway from these companies that are not just benefiting from a work from home environment, that is a permanent change that they see not going away. caroline: i take you or three, i raise you three. i m looking at morgan stanley, rbc, and socgen worrying about the complacency in the market. looking toward the election we have in the u.s., the risks as we get into august, september, and the turn we see in the market. let s get the take from chief investment officer who is still with us. is there complacency in this mark
beijing claims the west is over in the province and who took the workers are returning to factories. and football clubs taking it all taking a beating as teams play in empty stadiums due to primetime. this is the business i m in berlin welcome coronavirus continues to batter global markets thursday saw the largest one day loss on wall street since 1980 seven s black monday with stocks falling by a massive 10 percent that followed huge losses in europe yesterday even after central banks around the world cut interest rates to ease fears asian indexes continued to fall in early friday trading before rally on a little shanghai composite and hung zang saw shop early losses but source some recovery over the course of the day japan s nikkei closed was it s down. 6 percent . let s go to financial correspondent to delay and he s really standing by in frankfurt chose the markets around the world in freefall despite some full brunt of darts so it s interesting that the european central
a ray of hope from china beijing claims the worst is over. and workers are returning to factories. and football club s finances taking a beating as teams play them to stadiums prime time measures. this is business as in berlin welcome. after thursday s battering of a coronavirus fears a little response for markets on friday yesterday was the largest one day loss on wall street since 980 seven s black monday however fears of a similarly brutal day for stocks today have eased asian indexes continued to fall in early friday trading before rallying the shanghai composite and the sayings all shop early losses but recovered well to lose around one percent each japan s nikkei closed down much was down 6 percent early european trading suggest some cautious optimism is returning following the massive losses yesterday the 4100 is up by 4 percent while the french the dax in paris cac currant have also had strong gains and let s go straight to correspondent for national correspondent che
looks to defend against political unrest and the coronavirus. the main feature is a one-off cash payment. manus: breaking news from one of the world s biggest miners. the rio tinto, underlying 22.2 billion, a beat on the market estimate. the underlying profit, the core number is also a beat, $10.37 atlion on a number estimated 10.2. in terms of dividends, $6.2 billion, they are pledging zero emissions by 2015. on the capex, they say they will spend 5.49. they will report a final ordinary dividend of $3.7 billion. those are the top line numbers as we got iron ore grumbling for a third straight day. market, soe in that in terms of the rest of the dividends, it is going to be that that really drives the market this morning. he s got some numbers from ed echo. what we ve got is a 600 million share buyback announcement and the four-year dividend per share coming in at 2.5 job 2.5 swiss francs. share buybackion is something to note. adecco is unlikely to buck a negative staffing