The World Health Organization declares the Ebola Outbreak an International Health emergency, warning the virus will continue to spread globally. And the stock trading higher in front thanks to a drop in revenues. The firms cfo tells cnbc hes backing bill gross to turn around the funds performance. Youre watching worldwide exchange, bringing you Business News from around the globe. Hello, and welcome. Youre watching worldwide exchange. Julia still on vacation. Im going to be filling in for her for the rest of today and next week, of course. Weve got a very busy show for you today. Turkey prepares to shoate. Wage his political grip on the country. Plus, as the w. H. O. Declares the Ebola Outbreak a Public Health emergency, how is the virus actually treated . We find out. And are we amid a Market Correction . We preview your trading day with a guest who thinks the moves are much ado about nothing. Lets get back to our top story. U. S. President barack obama has authorized air strikes agai
Worst day in nearly a year. Media reports surveillance quest one of the pilots on the crashed german wings plane may have been locked out of the cockpit during the aircrafts descent. Welcome everyone to the show. If youre just waking up and looking at your portfolio yesterday was a rough day on wall street and what made yesterdays price action particularly interesting was we did see a rebound in oil prices but despite the out performance in Energy Shares stocks fell across the board. The dow down about 1. 6 . The s p 500 Still Holding on to the psychological level. But nasdaq biotech shares moving to the down side. Thats what really drove the nasdaq to the down side. Taking a look at futures, what can we expect in todays trade . The sell off could continue. The dow down triple digits. 110 point move to the down side. The s p 500 down about 15 points. The nasdaq down 37 points. Taking a look at european markets, generally an optimistic view on the rebound with manufacturing and the data
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Baker McKenzie North America CEO Colin Murray Selected as Recipient of the 2021 ABA Litigation Section’s Diversity Leadership Award
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Global law firm Baker McKenzie announces that Colin Murray, CEO of the Firm s North America Region, has been selected as the recipient of the prestigious 2021 ABA Litigation Section’s Diversity Leadership Award. The award honors those who have made outstanding commitments to promoting full and equal participation in the legal profession through the encouragement and inclusion of women, people of color, persons with disabilities, and/or persons of differing sexual orientations and gender identities.
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