Getting boiled. We welcome them in madrid. We will run down some of the results. I see Investor Confidence is there. The are revealing we are reviewing our priorities. Erik it is all straight ahead on bloomberg best. Hello. Im david gura. This is bloomberg best. Lets start with a day by day look at the top headlines on monday. Three days after his inauguration, President Donald Trump cut down to business. Against his trump first full week in office. Leaders iness they had a Business Leaders meeting this morning. He basically said he wants to create jobs in the u. S. He wants to reduce taxes, reduce regulations, but he says that they decide to take their business to other countries, they will face a big border tax. President trump is not wasting time. He has signed an executive order from theaw the u. S. Tpp. That was meant to contain china, his nemesis, but he has indicated he wants to renegotiate the north American Free trade agreement with canada and mexico. For several days, the mar
Welcome to Worldwide Exchange on cnbc. Im sara eisen. Im wilfred frost. You missed a busy week where your Prime Minister was here. Im very sad i missed that particular vision. A lot has happened since that visit. Over 1 million signatures in the uk to block trumps visit. To meet the queen. To meet the queen. I dont think that petition will be carried through. Thats a side point. A shortterm point is whats happening in the futures at this hour, after what was the worst trading day of the year yesterday, at times that label, the worst trading day of the year, seemed apt. Down well over 1 . Well over 200 points on the dow, finished off the lows, 0. 8 for the nasdaq, with the s p and dow down 0. 6 , which highlights some red dat data, not the worst day. We were down 200 points on the dow, we are reminded how high the day is, that was only 1 . That was the debate of the day yesterday, was it just due for a correction after a strong few weeks, after 20,000, or did that immigration order scar
Health and Human Services secretary setting the stage for , him to play a leading role in dismantling obamacare. Vice president mike pence administered the oath to price just hours after he won the senate confirmation. Protestors gathered outside a Public School in d. C. Where betsy devos planned to pay her first visit as education secretary. She was blocked by protestors from entering the school. Devos has been promoting Charter Schools and voucher programs which critics say would hurt Public Schools. Global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. Im alisa parenti. This is bloomberg. Bloomberg technology is next. Caroline welcome. Im caroline hyde. This is bloomberg technology. Welcome to this friday. First, key headline coming up, a trump business tax bump. We look into how investors are weighing the impact of u. S. Politics on tech. A tale of two ceos. While ubers chief is getting vilified for his connection to trump, elon m
The dow, 20,792. Our Leslie Picard starts us off with the comments that have wall street talking. What did jeffrey oven have to say . Two words to describe the markets. They are bad stuff. He was speaking at a reuters event on activism and says he is disinvesting and sitting on 3 billion in cash. Ubben is focused on the risk of inflation. Everything about trump i think is inflationary. Its the last thing anybody is worried about. Interest rates are going up. There is no talk of fighting the fed at all. He did concede that tax reform would be positive. The devil is in the details. If there is a border tax, which is very inflationary. Trumps agenda has been a boom for his investments. He invested in Morgan Stanley and the stock has doubled since. He said he got super lucky because you didnt expect trump to win and all of the sudden, regulatory relief looks to be on the horizon. Rates are going up and volatility has returned. He still owns Morgan Stanley but sold some. He doesnt know how
With the year the days of this new country look like to the eyes of the enslaved. Good morning welcome to bill Wilson Center i direct the Kissinger Institute and we are extremely pleased to have roll friends with us this morning to discuss his new book the beautiful country and the metal came down. Earnings his degree in east Asian Studies at stanford then part of the first wave of American University students to go to try now. And was the launching pad for the first book the story of the new china and markets back to the Early Experiences to follow the path and the trajectory over chinas many changes in 2006 for after returning to the university he went back to china in 1988 and then was expelled from china just get out of here because of his links during that period and reported from bosnia and afghanistan and later was the editor of the Washington Post that was headed back to china for a stint to conduct research and for the best coverage in asia also has won prizes for his coverage