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dubai. breaking news. anna: from the clothing retail sector, let s get straight to those numbers. better than estimates the best way to summarize in terms of q1, 705 million euros, better than the estimate of net profit, first-quarter sales just a touch ahead of the estimate for the first quarter. they are saying that sales in 1 to juneose 15% may 13. and looking at the number, that is coming above estimate as well. many, thene of the global presence is perhaps insulating the company from tougher sales backdrops that they might been seeing in various individual countries. but i would not stop some negative fx implication, we performance of weak performance that they cannot but better numbers, than estimated. let us turn to the brexit question, manus. the eu referendum on the 23rd is just eight days away, marking them off as my calendar goes. we have a series of charts illustrate how the market is looking at the story right now. manus: we have. look, no doubt about it. ....
will yellen hide behind the brexit? is july still a like still a likelihood? u.k. time. at less than half our way. a couple of things happening. we are going to see a bounce in europe in european equities. the u.s. markets are called into negative territory. we will see if that changes a little bit later on. at the moment, it doesn t seem we are going to see a higher open in europe and a lower open in the united states. matt. matt: take a look at what is going on in china, i look at the nikkei. it rallied up from losses overnight. the shanghai composite really turning around. big down index because of the msci, and yet it comes back at the end of the session. here s the 10 year bond looking fairly positive. it had been negative five 1000th of the percent. it looks like we are back to a positive yield. i wonder how long that will last . i guess it depends on the brexit polling numbers that come out. you see the pound, a little bit of a gain. being led around by t ....
tom: today to me is the first day we are really into the vote. it has changed dramatically, the tone, the desperation in the newspapers. francine: it is getting personal. you have the queen on the front cover and then it gets really personal with david cameron saying, look into his eyes and do not vote to stay tomorrow. we ll have plenty more later on. also looking at the daily telegraph. let s get to the bloomberg first word news. day ofthe final campaigning before british voters decide whether the country should stay in the european union. different polls put each side ahead. there was one final debate last night on the bbc. more than 60% of the world s leading country does companies have their european headquarters here in german dust in london. in london. i think we have heard an amazing amount of running down of hours that he. we are proud of our city. the astonishing thing is that the remains side continually underestimate our ability to do better deals if ....
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[inaudible conversations] good afternoon. welcome to the cato institute. . .. it s likely to receive wide because it speaks to divisions about gun control, immigration, affirmative action and so much more. but about the far more fundamental division we see in our understanding of our basic law, the constitution and what it authorizes. if we want to better understand and appreciate those service divisions, that s where we have to turn because that s where they re grounded. and just to be clear, in speaking about republican constitution and the democratic constitution, professor barnett is not making partisan points; rather, as the book s subtitle suggests, he s alluding to two fundamentally different understandings of the constitution s first three words, we the people. profoundly different conceptions that have deep roots in our constitutional history and far-reaching implications for our political order. once we understand those basic differences, we ll have a fa ....