Nondisclosure agreements to join the android option. Some are calling the move another example of strongarming the competition. First, what a difference a day makes. Major markets have closed in the green after mondays recordbreaking losses. Tech can be partly to thank for the turnaround with apple, tesla, cisco leading gains. The s p closed up 1. 2 while the nasdaq closed up 1. 4 . Should take investors be popping the champagne just yet . Joining us to discuss, bloomberg Senior Editor michael regan. Should they . Ke they can at least breathe a little bit of a sigh of relief. Tech was the leader yesterday mainly because people saw that fix the chinese currency sunday night, monday morning china time. It was a dramatic move, the weakest fix for the currency on basis since 2015 and it allowed the currency to drift above that seven level compared to the u. S. Dollar. People thought that was a line in the sand. Fix, the peoples bank of china fixed the currency below seven. That is psycholo
And google gets an earful. The Search Engine rival blasts the company for requiring them to sign nondisclosure agreements to join the android option. Claims they are strongarming the competition. First to our top story. What a difference a day makes. Major markets have closed in the green after mondays recordbreaking losses. That follows increased trade tensions between the u. S. And china and the tech turnaround is partly due to apple, tesla, cisco leading gains. The s p closed up 1. 2 while the nasdaq closed up 1. 4 . But should tech investors be popping the champagne just yet . Joining us to discuss, bloomberg Senior Market editor michael regan. Should they . Mike i would not pop the champagne, but they can at least breathe a little bit of a sigh of relief. Tech was the leader on the downside yesterday, mainly because people saw that fix the chinese currency sunday night, monday morning china time. It was a dramatic move, the weakest fix for the currency on a percentage basis since
Hacking . We find out. And the shelf life of a series. Some say, just when you catch onto a netflix show, it is canceled. Why the ax falls so quickly. We explore. Our top story, the trade war between the u. S. And china, President Trumps decision to delay 10 tariffs on an additional 300 billion of chinese exports hasnt stopped beijing from hitting back. A report says china has no choice but to take necessary measures to retaliate. Apple shares have rebounded. According to bank of america, apple is facing a much lower impact from tariffs as a result, and the impact to Company Earnings could be minimal if products are exempt. To discuss the continued trade standoff we have eugene munster, and in los angeles, bloomberg trade reporter sarah mcgregor. Sarah phyllis and over the last 24 hours, still no sign of how china will tell will retaliate, right . Sarah we dont have a clear picture yet of how china will retaliate. A whirlwind,uch the trade war, so many ups and downs. Companies like you
Drive global trade. Problem. Ids, a the vast majority of children are not watching. The Smartphone Market taking a huge hit in the trade war. Apples iphone could be seen weaker than expected demand, especially in china, and huawei gave a doomsday estimate for smartphone sales. The company is ready for a drop of up to 60 in International Smartphone shipments. Founder expects to revenues by 30 billion to slash revenues by 30 billion over the next few years. International shipments that go outside of china account for about half of Huawei Smartphone sales, and that is a chunk. He talked about the revenue hit. They dont want to resort to mass layoffs, they dont want to sell off parts of the business, and they dont want to reduce research and Development Spending it people close to the spending. People close to the situation tell me they have been looking for that dropoff in smartphone sales. This is something weve been talking about, talking to partners, customers across europe, saying the
Youtube kids, a problem. The vast majority of children are not watching. The Smartphone Market taking a huge hit in the trade war. Apples iphone could be seeing weaker than expected demand, especially in china, and huawei gave a doomsday estimate for smartphone sales. The company is ready for a drop of up to 60 in International Smartphone shipments. The huawei founder expects to slash revenues by 30 billion over the next few years. International shipments that go outside of china account for about half of Huawei Smartphone sales, and that is a chunk. He talked about the revenue hit. They dont want to resort to mass layoffs, they dont want to sell off parts of the business, and they dont want to reduce research and development spending. People close to the situation tell me they have been looking for that dropoff in smartphone sales. This is something weve been talking about, talking to partners, customers across europe, saying theres a dropoff because people dont know what will happen