airstrikes inside aleppo. it could allow civilians to escape to safer zones. in the meantime, the u.s. will relay satellite images from rebel-help parts of aleppo showing damage believed to because by airstrikes. emily: i am emily chang and this is the newly named bloomberg technology. tech is global and so are we. we re bringing you the stories that matter most from san francisco to shenzhen, tel aviv, and more. we would like to and but you to bloomberg technology and say farewell to bloomberg west. it is been one year since jack dorsey returned to the helm at twitter. he is one of bloomberg s biggest shareholders. chris sacca tells us what he thinks of the right hell are s prospect ride hailer s prospects in and i feel. in an ipo. first to our lead. it is one year since jack dorsey came back to twitter as ceo. twitter shares are nearly 12% below where they were a year ago and investors fear check mercy may not deliver on the turnaround he needs. disney and google ha
mark the accord takes effect in : a month. russia has suspended an an agreement. russia calls the move a counter to u.s. sanctions. on monday, moscow canceled an agreement with washington on the disposal of weapons grade plutonium. the syrian government will reportedly reduce the number of airstrikes inside aleppo. it could allow civilians to escape to safer zones. in the meantime, the u.s. will relay satellite images from rebel-help parts of aleppo showing damage believed to because by airstrikes. i m mark crumpton in new york. bloomberg technology is next. emily: i am emily chang and this is the newly named bloomberg technology. tech is global and so are we. we re bringing you the stories that matter most from san francisco to shenzhen, tel aviv, and more. we would like to and but you to bloomberg technology and say farewell to bloomberg west. it is been one year since jack dorsey returned to the helm at twitter. he is one of bloomberg s biggest shareholders. chris
u.s. and asian headquarters. i m ramy inocencio. haidi: i m haidi lun it s tough to focus on anything else. we are just a couple hours away from the second presidential debate in what has been a remarkable weekend. ramy: that s right. in the past 48 hours, everyone from the political side of things to the financial side has been watching to see what will be happening at the debate tonight, as well as how it may have ramifications on the market. right, given that we have these republican defectors coming through, this added uncertainty and it comes to the election. take a look at how asian markets are reacting. trading is underway in new zealand, down by .3%. a little bit of movement and the kiwi dollar. the aussie markers are just opening up to trading, pre-much flat, indicating to the up. we ll take a look at what we are seeing when it comes to japan, going ahead to the open in tokyo. this is how we ended things, with japanese markets closed today for the public holiday. but
been killed in the latest violence. tells republicans to give up on donald trump, saying he is unfit to be president. he has pt this has caused trump to say he can now run his campaign his way. samsung shares failed to recover . the galaxy note seven phones. nce opens his first-ever its first ever supervised injection facility, giving a safe space to addicts to use their drugs. first, our top story live from paris. genie: let s begin in france where the own the lawyers for the only suspect in the paris attacks have quit. defend salahlonger abdeslam, as they only agree to represent him if he talked. last november in paris left 130 people dead. the suspect has remained silent on the attack since his capture early this year. .e no longer even once a lawyer that he no longer even wants a lawyer. [speaking french] genie: sorry about that. we seem to be having some trouble with the translation of his lawyers. our guest who joins us from paris. some and islam s lawyers said
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have some work to do. we go into the fall at half strength. this election is too important to go into an election at half strength. we need a real unification of our party. mark: last week, the speaker said he was not prepared to endorse trump s candidacy. arson is to blame for a fire at a fertilizer plant in 2013, causing ammonia nitrate to ignite. the blast destroyed more than 500 homes. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i m mark crumpton. emily: i m emily chang and this is a special edition of bloomberg west from the storied m.i.t. media lab in cambridge, massachusetts. it s the birthplace of so many innovations like touchscreen devices and gps. we have spent the last few days speaking to the entrepreneurs and investors driving the startup scene and heard from the cities established layers in robotics and i/o tech. now we spend the next hour going behind the scenes to where the ideas are concei
from the asia-pacific to new zealand we are seeing losses this hour. lower on that1% disappointing chinese data. retail sales. right now you re seeing a decline in about one third of 1%. also counting down to the openings in australia. futures are pointing to a slightly lower open. plus including being in the second cut from the royal bank of australia. dropping to record lows. after that chinese data over the weekend. let s get over to japan tracking futures trading at chicago. we are seeing signals pointing to a lower opening on monday. japanese yen is still range bound. watching out for producer prices for april. we will break that to you when it comes. is the story disappointing data from china over the weekend that highlights the challenge facing policymakers trying to reform the economy and cut overcapacity. how bad do things look? in march we saw a slew of positive data. some would say this is a corner has been turned. the reality is that industrial output and producti
1% when it went on the lunch break. good things coming out of australia led by the health care stocks and the 10 year bond yield going to a 10 year low. and gains coming through for the u.s. dollar, that is putting pressure on some of those asian market currencies. i will have more on the market, shortly. angie: thank you. uber s story this hour, chinese rival could be considering an ipo as soon as next year. wow. this is coming on the heels of them raising more than $1 billion from apple in bringing the total amount of the fundraising to $3 billion and with a valuation of about $26 billion. angie: what does it mean for over uber? they said that they want to hold off the ipo as long as possible, so that means that didi could raise ahead of them, so they are avoiding raising from the same investors at the same time. and there are other services in the pipeline also want to ipo will potentially lyft. and in terms of fundraising, what the sources said, is the reason they h
hold onto gains after a four-month high on april 20. number three says he will listen to differing views as he prepares for a speech in hong kong. the most senior party leader to visit since street protests. do follow me on twitter, @rishaadtv. use #trendingbusiness as well. street,nd from wall china opening in 30 minutes. we are seeing losses flow through into the region. has to fed president signaling a rate hike in june. the firstling for time this week on the back of that weakness. all coming on line following that downward lead. interesting one, first-quarter gdp numbers beating expectations, avoiding that technical recession. japan switch in and out of positive and negative territory, but now with the wind strengthening yen strengthening, we are seeing some weakness. half of 1%. of all coming through in a fall coming through in australia as well. there is some downward pressure. this is what the regional index looks like, some support from oil and gas players, but m
if not in the immediate wake of the fed minutes coming out. the nasdaq and the dow all higher. the nasdaq is the winner of the day on strong technology numbers from applied materials and a general lift and technology. if you look at the week now for the s&p 500, it is posting a gain of nearly half of 1% even though there was that rocking this in the wake of those fed minutes coming out. week,still again for the snapping a three-week losing streak for that index. in today s session, tech is the best performing sector here. information technology up nearly 1.5%. financials also doing well as well as health care. consumer staples not faring quite as well. , watchingage terms some of the best performance on the s&p 500 today, i mentioned makerd materials, the of chipmaking equipment, with a forecast ahead of estimates as orders search. endo health solutions apparently the federal trade commission is granting some kind of antitrust approval for an action, but it s not clear exac