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will be behind her. my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we re not going to wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we re going to wake up every morning wondering how many jobs we have to do. it s not always pretty. everything s going to change. everything. but i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. this. let s go to work. .is the profit. in 1996, susana monaco launched her namesake label, a collection of women s apparel marked by clean and contemporary designs. susana: the front is narrower than the back. lemonis: she had grown up working at her family s cut-and-sew factory and then engaged them to help her with manufacturing. before long, she was in thousands of retailers across the country with revenue exceeding $10 million. anna: this is the best-selling for holiday. they love it. lemonis: but the great recession dealt the label a severe blow, and susana has been unable to reverse the damage. susana: ....
i am very proud of the campaign my party has run. a manifesto for the many, not the few. i am proud of the results coming , of people voting for hope for the future and turning their backs on his on hysterically. anna: u.k. futures turn higher. anna: a very warm working for you. i am anna edwards. and i am manus cranny here in london. anna, what a spectacular pew hours we have had. let me show you the map. ofs is the personification change, as corbin said, politics has changed, and by gosh, the landscape of the british isles has changed. look at that, north of the border, we turn blue. there is steep their seats to both thehe snp labour and conservative parties. at the moment, we have a hung parliament. 306 seats for the tories, 20 left to declare. we have an election special for you. anna is outside parliament. guy johnson is on market reaction. matt miller is at the heart of it all on the trading floor. anna, let s take it straight to you. david lee, you have ....
up on what you need to know throughout the day. the headlines look like this. it is a hung parliament for parliament for britain. some talk we would hear from theresa may around 10:00. that is denied right now. exit uncertainty is the big story surrounding this. is a softer brexit now a more likely outcome? we are going to take you lived to brussels to discuss that issue. what is going on with the pound? it is trading lower. the cash open in around 30 minutes. matt: it was interesting. when i came into this trading for around 4:00 this morning, there had not been a lot of action overnight, especially not relative to what you softer after brexit and the trump election. i thought we would see the pound move lower and more volume. that picked up once you got the hung parliament headlines coming across. we have seen no a pretty serious size in town to selling hit new session lows just minutes ago. within the last couple of seconds at bbc is reporting theresa may is sayi ....
dudley says they are hoping the tightening wouldn t imperil the economy. now that terms of the discourse before divorce before any future trade deal. can london regain the initiative? and four individuals from fraud.s charged with matt: very interesting story there, considering individuals have been charged as well as barclays. interesting also to look at the march, the equities march the continues around the globe. andu.s. is at record highs now you see futures up in europe, even nasdaq futures up. gains as far as equities are concerned. take a look at the bund trade sold off. yields being pushed up a little here. because we only two significant digits there. i go a little further. 0.795. i always go four. guy: always the extra mile. let s talk about what else we could see on the gmm. kiwi is bid, krone bid, dollar bloomberg dollar index is about .1% up. look at what is happening around euro-dollar. what is happening around this queue surrounding trade. interesting ....
a very warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak: europe. this is the focus of markets. much of it has come through better than what was expected by economists. that has highlighted the stabilization of the chinese economy. on your bloomberg, you can pull this chart. figures year on year numbers coming through, the constant price year on year in green showing the stabilization, in the words of chief economist ,eport china at citigroup saying this is an economy that has stabilized. away from the growth data, the wobbling in some of the equity markets is the impact we have seen from a closed-door meeting that took place over the weekend. the smallit have over caps in china? that is something we will discuss later in the program. let s showed where we are on the global equity markets. the msci index is up for a seventh day. we also have a soft sales day, which suggests a study gradual pace from the fed. the japan is closed. the new zealand dollar falling. a lower new zealand do ....