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out, you can see that japan, the nikkei was flat, too. the hang seng and shanghai deposit down, too. japan, the flat market there, japan avoiding a recession in the first quarter gdp expanding by an annualized 1.7%. much more than a 0.2 increase forecasters had predicted. take a look at what s happening in european equities, the modest dines for the dax, cac, ftse. down by 0.25%. take a look at crude oil price this morning, kruld is unchanged got all the way up to 48.31. brent crude is down six cents to 41.42. finally check out currency, across the board after comments from fed officials making it sound like june is actually a live meeting. we ll debate this. the euro is at 1.1266. the yen at 109.41. we ve got top stories including political news, bernie sanders winning the oregon prime but nbc news is reporting that hillary clinton is the winner in kentucky. 99% tallied. she s now within 100 of the delegates needed to clinch the democratic nomination. goldman sachs d ....
in the equity markets on this side of the ocean, you can see the european markets as well have steadied to say the least but that s about it. after again a nice two-day rally there, although that ftse, a lot of people saying that s not the one to look at. yeah, it s back to where it was before brexit but that s because most of it is international exposure, not necessarily exposure to domestic uk. let s get to our road map this morning. it does start with a big day on wall street. it s the end of the first half of the year. we ve got a look at the winners and losers and who s poised for perhaps a pop in the second half of the year. lions gate buys starz, $4.4 billion in cash and stock. i will give you the detailtss on how the deal came down and what it means for the companies and industry overall. the results are in, we will have a look at the bank stress tests and what it tells us about the strength of the sector. we are heading into the final trading day of the secon ....
called hachette audio which we have just required a company which is a new group within hachette book and it s in publishing nonfiction for the readers. what is the importance of having all of these different industries? why not just call all of them hachette book? one one of the things about publishing is that it s done out of creative teams on the kind of book and the way it s publishing. you ll notice it throughout times there publishing companies that two people s names together , like lillian brown, harper brothers, publishing is a collective activity. so you want to have groups that are focused around individual titles. we have one brand affects all of those books, the individuality of each of those, they each have distant different personalities and different books they love and to bring into the world. you want to have that branding, not because of consumers care so much, nobody s looking at it same as a basic book necessarily. but for people in between the pu ....
focus on a specific kind of book it s great to bring two types of people together. publishing is a collective activity. you want to have groups that are focused around individual titles. to have one brand across all that individuality. they have different personalities in different kinds of books that they love in different ways to bring it into the world. you want to have that branding, not because consumers care so much but the people in between the publisher and the reader, all the tv interviewers and reviewers and bloggers, librarians and booksellers, they, they know those brands and publishing groups and they know the personality and it leads to both who come in with that type of group. you want to have those types of groups because of that focus of energy. it s person to when you read a book and you love it, tell us about it. publishing is that influential. how long has chef been around? it has been in the u.s. for ten years. it s the third largest publisher i ....
journalist who covered the world. herbert of the new york times kept a carbon copy of every dispatch he sent to the papers headquarters in new york so that people like me and as years later could see how terribly these were censored and condensed by the time they finally appeared in the newspaper. i actually concluded that they did not do a lot of political censorship but matthews was quite long-winded and he was one of those reporters of editors and former editors that you know, certain reporters that get wildly offended every time you cut a sentence out of their story. so i found an abundance of material to work from. as i mentioned i think it is always fun when you can put documents together that cast several different lights, several different light on the same event. sometime even the same person, saying something differently at different points in time. a little little example of that, for example, in hemingway s novel about the war for whom the bell tolls, incide ....