motorola unveil a that. we will take a close look at these devices ahead. there seems to be no end in sight to concerns over the coronavirus. the death toll continued to jump after the epicenter revised a method. thousands of passengers have been quarantined on a cruise ship in yokohama. demand dropped this quarter for the first time in more than a decade. for market reaction, paul allen and i spoke with victoria hernandez, chief market strategist at global market investment. we are watching the headline to see what is driving the market. one of the things we tell our clients is that we want to look through the headlines when it comes to investment and strategy. we want to take a long-term approach. yes, theook day today, virus has caused volatility in the market. we saw that this morning when they reported the higher cases of virus in china. i think we have to look at it a little bit. the market came back and gained 50% what they lost. a lot of that because the increasin
we take a look at these new devices. there seems to be no end in sight over concerns about the coronavirus. the death tell death toll has jumped after hubei province revised its death toll. thousands have been quarantined in yokohama, japan and the national energy agency warned global demand for oil will drop. paul allen and i spoke with the chief market strategist at trustmark global investment on thursday. we are always watching headlines but one thing we tell our clients is we want to look through the headlines when it comes to investments. but day-to-day, yes, the virus has caused volatility. we saw that a little bit. submarkets come back and gain a percent of what they lost earlier. a lot of that is because the increase in cases was do to a case of methodology and so it included a lot of people who already have the virus. originally, we had a selloff and we saw that come back throughout the day. but yes, coronavirus is driving the headlines now and battling some of t
the twitter ceo is set to spend half the year in africa. plus, we speak to the u.s. deputy assistant secretary of state for cyber munication s and communication policy for an insiders view of the u.s. versus huawei. first, major changes happening at alphabet. n are page and sergey bri both said to be stepping down with google ceo sundar pichai set to take over that position. the ceo ofai will be google and alphabet. page and brin will remain on the board. how big of a surprise was this? aickly pretty bigs up pretty big surprise. there were questions of how much longer sundar might want to be ceo of google. google is under a massive amount of scrutiny. he has a lot of things to juggle. there have been internal protests. this really was a surprise where basically he is able he has had to deal with all these things and he will be back dealing with all of the other things happening under the alphabet umbrella which includes self driving cars and other things. sergey asth la
what this means for his role at the social network as well as square. plus, we speak to the u.s. deputy assistant secretary of state for cyber munication s and communication policy for an insiders view of the u.s. versus huawei. first, major changes happening at alphabet. larry page and sergey brin are both said to be stepping down with google ceo sundar pichai set to take over that position. sundar pichai will be the ceo of google and alphabet. page and brin will remain on the board. how big of a surprise was this? a pretty big surprise. there were questions of how much longer sundar might want to be ceo of google. google is under a massive amount of scrutiny. he has a lot of things to juggle. there have been internal protests. this really was a surprise where basically he has had to deal with all these things and he will be back dealing with all of the other things happening under the alphabet umbrella which includes self driving cars and other things. taylor: with larry
accommodative policy and more from that interview with christine lagarde stepping down from the imf taking the top job of the ecb president in november take a listen to her view of the u.s. economy right now it s the longest period of growth in our country. the unemployment numbers are at rock bottom. it s in a very good place. her thoughts on trade, china, and the likelihood of a global recession all coming up. first, mark tepper, ceo of strategic wealth partners, welcome back you ve been surprised, impressed at the resilience of the market during september, which is not seasonally a very strong month september a usually a very sleepy month historically. it s down somewhere between half a percent and a percent, but so far this month, we re up about 2%, so that s pretty good. i feel like we re in a tina situation, where there s really no better laplace to invest your monday yields have come down on bonds it s really not interesting to invest in the euro zone. tina, th