More trouble for uber admitting the first time for its risks to business over the coronavirus. It is tuesday, march 3 and Worldwide Exchange begins right now. Good morning and welcome to the show im brian chu. With me the entire hour, cnbc contributor car contributor Carrie Firestone the dow is coming off the biggest point gain snapping the losing streak in hopes of snapping from around the world comments from the bank of japan, European Central bank, International Monetary fund are giving buyers reason to buy. One stock hit hardest was up very big yesterday apple shares surging after an upgrade in the gain. Those shares up in the premarket as well this morning, stock futures are in the green in volatile trade if things stand the way they are, the dow would open around 100 points the nasdaq around 26 points. At one point, we had indicated down more than 200 points early in the session several factors you can see here down that level. Australias central bank cutting the key benchmark to
And mine the gap sales are surging this morning and twitters jack dorsey soliciting advice to help improve the network. All that and more as Worldwide Exchange begins right now welcome to the show. Stock futures are higher this morning in deeper territory. The dow is up another 63 points. The 10year slightly higher 1. 555 lets go worldwide if you dont like the color green, turn your eyes away the major indices in asia, green across the board paced by the hang seng in honk con up by 1. 5 in europe, youll see more green there. Only turkey and greece are red the cac in france pacing france up by about 1 well look to other top stories this morning with rahel. Chinas economy last year grew at the slowest pace in 29 years. The worlds second largest Economy Group at 6. 1 revealing a country under pressure from trade. Weak Consumer Spending and follows the read of 6. 6 from the same time period a year ago. New investors interest this morning. Shanghaibased private equity firm held talks over w
Seven state losing streak. Bernie sanders needs to make up ground for delegates. Global news, 24hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists, in 150 news bureaus around the world. Bloomberg west is next. Emily this is bloomberg west. Forng up, the stage is set another highprofile showdown between the Tech Industry and the government. Microsoft is in the spotlight, a law that stops the company from telling customers when the government wants to access their data. Elondo you spot the next musk . An entrepreneur capable of starting several companies . Looking for those people in china. Redstone will not be testifying in a case over his competency. All of bring you up to the twists and turns in the highstakes saga. Microsoft sets the stage for highprofile confrontation between the government and Silicon Valley over consumer privacy. A lawsuit in seattle was filed against the Justice Department attempting to change a law that bars Tech Companies from telling consumers when the Government As
A conservative leader in the house warns Publican Party leaders not to change the rules to allow somebody other than donald trump or ted cruz to win the party nomination. , jim jordanm caucus told cspan, primary results show Republican Voters went and antiestablishment candidate. The debate tonight between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton comes days before next weeks new york primary. Hillary clinton is trying to snap a seven state losing streak. Senator sanders needs to make up ground in the race for delegates. The latest polls show Hillary Clinton ahead by 10 points. Powered by our 2400 journalist and more than 150 nerves euros, im mark crumpton, bloomberg west is next. Emily im emily chang, and this is bloomberg west. Coming up, the stage is set between the Tech Industry and the government. This time it is microsoft in the spotlight, doing the suing the doj over a law that stops the company from telling customers when the government wants to access their data. How do you spot the
global x etfs. jack otter: welcome to barron s roundtable and where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. best-selling author and nyu professor scott galloway on why the tech industry may never be range in, what layoffs tell us about the economy. a veteran of barron s roundtable of investing experts on what is in store for the market in 2023. abby joseph cohen will be here. we begin with three think investors ought to be thinking about. stocks marched higher as investors grew optimistic about a soft landing for the economy. a rally may the rally may not last. major lenders can tell us about the health of the economy. having a happy new year so far? electric after 150 lightning named truck of the year. on barron s roundtable and, ben levisohn, carleton english and al root. they think they can rain and inflation without tanking the economy. ben: they are saying we can get a soft landing. it would mean recession is avoided, earnings keep going up to