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another terrorist attack. when will we get smart and vigilant? politically speaking, trump has suggested in the past that his candidacy is buoyed by the projection of strength in times of global instability, as he said on this program after the attack on brussels in march. mr. trump: i thini every time we have a problem in this world, we have to do better. i d rather not have any problems and do worse, and i really mean that. but i think the retirement we have a problem in the world, i do better. whenever there is a big problem, i go up. because people view me as much stronger. nicole: hillary clinton on the other hand waited on this afternoon to weigh in on the news across today using an interview on cnn to comment on donald trump. sec. clinton: it does appear to be an act of terrorism. exactly how, the investigation will determine. he says a lot of things that are provocative. he makes defeating terrorism more difficult. why? sec. clinton: for example, when he say ....
they said they reached a deal with the pharma company to protect hundreds of spanish athletes. york, i am mark crumpton. emily: i am emily chang and this is bloomberg west. the japanese messaging app would like to make its mark. the. could. deliver the biggest tech ipo of the year. clinching the nomination. hillary clinton is 28 delegates shy of clinching the nomination but there are signs that california may be feeling the bern. mostome of google s promising moonshot s maybe hatched in its life sciences unit. our lead. just when you thought the tech ipo pipeline was dried up, the japanese messaging app is aiming for what could be the biggest tech exit of the year. the on demand meal kit startup, blue apron, is said to be taking its first steps toward an ipo. thansiness has raised more $100 million in a tech ipo this year. ceo david is our guest for the hour and alex barinka joins us with more. let s talk about line. a coupleinally filed years ago at a potential $9 bi ....
with the u.s. trade representative today. is the round of the u.s. and china s strategic dialogue. this is day one of the annual two-day summit in beijing. spain s olympic committee says 2000 bottles of insect repellent will be available to the athletes to help avoid the zika virus. they said they reached a deal with the pharma company to protect hundreds of spanish athletes. from new york, i am mark crumpton. emily: i am emily chang and this is bloomberg west. the japanese messaging app would like to make its mark. it could deliver the biggest tech ipo of the year. clinching the nomination. hillary clinton is 28 delegates shy of clinching the nomination but there are signs that california may be feeling the bern. and some of google s most promising moonshot s maybe hatched in its life sciences unit. first to our lead. just when you thought the tech ipo pipeline was dried up, the japanese messaging app is aiming for what could be the biggest tech exit of the year. the ....
life from bloomberg s european headquarters here in london. i m francine lacqua. let s get straight to the board and to the market. here is the picture for european stocks. we did see a reversal a little bit. a lot of these asian equities, the euro stoxx 600 getting down to 0.5%. i want to focus on german bonds, the 10 year at a new fresh record low. pulling off $50 a barrel. the japanese 10 year bond yield sinking to a year sinking to a low. caroline: francine, thank you. china s export exports stabilized in may. overseas shipments fell in dollar terms. imports slipped just north of .4%. meanwhile the pboc has kept its 2016 growth forecast unchanged. it provides that cpi forecast up from 1.7%. japan s economy grew slightly more than reported in the first quarter, helped by revisions and private consumption. gdp expanded 1.9% giving some relief to shinzo abe. the british prime minister and leader of the u.k. have argued each side of the exit issue in a tv special ....
second deck. they make you drinks. it competes with other java just like the 747. but big airplanes are not as an fashion as they once were. everyone is looking for fuel efficiency. customers turned out to the emirates and a lot of their other orders are not coming through. what airlines are looking for now are the small jets of a hold smaller numbers of people, that are more flexible, work with the hub system better, more fuel-efficient. was a big plane division 20 years ago by people no longer there. carol: it s in some years and money developing these planes. airbus is kind of stuck with it and they are trying to make their money back. ellen: they are stuck because at this point if they say they are going to stop, they have plans in light of bill these things. they have employees building these things and they have orders outstanding. the the resale value would go way down. they are kind of stuck. carol: it s also a big problem in italy. this is in the global economi ....