And the europeans need to take necessary actions. The United States has basically in my view for a shot itself in the foot by withdrawing from this agreement. Nejra netflix slumps. A drop in u. S. Customers and slowing growth overseas. Shares plummet in extended trade. In europe, watching for results from s. A. P. Welcome to daybreak europe, just on 6 00 a. M. In london. Numbers from novartis are coming through. Second quarter core operating profit, at 3. 65 billion. The Second Quarter core eps, 1. 34. Second quarter net sales, 11. 76 billion. 2019 guidance has been raised for the new focused medicines, and they named a president of pharmaceuticals. They see d sales up mid to high sigel digits. To give you more detail, the Second Quarter sales, 858 million, the estimate of 868 million. A little miss on Second Quarter sales. Were waiting for a few more numbers to come through. 2019 sales guides race for both for both raised units for novartis. Manus, what do we see in the broader market
Care, period. And what aggravates me the most is they think about themselves, period. And the editor of the Tax Policy Centers blog, tax walks. And ill be the host, moderator for this panel. Our format will be very simple, were just going to have a discussion, informal discussion here about when we heard so far this morning. And then well leave some time for questions for you all. Let me just briefly introduce the panelists. You know them all, im sure. To my immediate left is rosanne altshuler, professor of economics at rutgers and former director of tax policy center. Always great to have her back. John buckley, tax counsel with the house ways and means committee. Pam olson is the u. S. Deputy tax leader at pricewaterhousecoopers. And former assistant secretary for tax policy at treasury. And alan viard, resident scholar at the American Enterprise institute. I should also mention that rosanne many years ago was one of the authors of the get, which was a predecessor to the destinationb
Okay. Lets get started. Thank you all for coming. My name is howard glutman. Ill be the host moderator for this panel. Our format will be very simple. Just going to have a discussion, informal discussion here about what we heard so far this morning. And then well leave some time for questions for you all. Let me just briefly introduce the panelist, you know them all, im sorry. To my immediate left. Professor of economics at rutgers and former director of tax policy center. Always great to have her back. Chad buckley former chief democratic counsel. Pam olson is the u. S. Deputy tax leader and pri pricewaterhousecoopers and former secretary of tax policy. And resident scholar of American Enterprise institute. Row san, ma row san many years ago was an author of the get which was a predecessor to the destination based cash flow tax. Talked a little bit about that as well. I wanted to start by asking about an alternative to what were hearing this morning. We had a talk for years about the
Okay. Lets get started. Thank you all for coming. My name is howard glutman. Ill be the host moderator for this panel. Our format will be very simple. Just going to have a discussion, informal discussion here about what we heard so far this morning. And then well leave some time for questions for you all. Let me just briefly introduce the panelist, you know them all, im sorry. To my immediate left. Professor of economics at rutgers and former director of tax policy center. Always great to have her back. Chad buckley former chief democratic counsel. Pam olson is the u. S. Deputy tax leader and pri pricewaterhousecoopers and former secretary of tax policy. And resident scholar of American Enterprise institute. Row san, ma row san many years ago was an author of the get which was a predecessor to the destination based cash flow tax. Talked a little bit about that as well. I wanted to start by asking about an alternative to what were hearing this morning. We had a talk for years about the
Okay. Lets get started. Thank you all for coming. My name is howard glutman. Ill be the host moderator for this panel. Our format will be very simple. Just going to have a discussion, informal discussion here about what we heard so far this morning. And then well leave some time for questions for you all. Let me just briefly introduce the panelist, you know them all, im sorry. To my immediate left. Professor of economics at rutgers and former director of tax policy center. Always great to have her back. Chad buckley former chief democratic counsel. Pam olson is the u. S. Deputy tax leader and pri pricewaterhousecoopers and former secretary of tax policy. And resident scholar of American Enterprise institute. Row san, ma row san many years ago was an author of the get which was a predecessor to the destination based cash flow tax. Talked a little bit about that as well. I wanted to start by asking about an alternative to what were hearing this morning. We had a talk for years about the