Spite further political pushback ahead of the grilling by u. K. Lawmakers. And voting in indias mammoth fiveweek collection ends today with the first exit polls due in just a few hours. This kicks an alltime high in anticipation of those results. Youre watching Worldwide Exchange bringing you Business News from around the globe. Hello and welcome to the first Worldwide Exchange of the week. I bet you are happy. Absolutely overjoyed. What did they do . Well done, brilliant. Its okay. I feel proud. And im glad to be back. You have been on your travels. I have. Its good to be back. Yeah. Plenty to get to on todays show. The eu ministers gathered in bus zells to assist the ongoing crisis in ukraine. The ministers will discuss the fallout from yesterdays fallout in two eastern regions. Heres the mounting of the third split in ukraine after they claimed victory on selfrule. Organizers said 90 voted in favor of a Great Authority in kiev. Nbcs Richard Engel filed this report. Reporter voters c
Welcome to todays worldwide exchange. Ross westgate is away. Im kelly evans. These are your headlines from around the world. A new chief executive after dropping profit. But cnbc reports the leadership change isnt related to the results. This is a process that started years ago. Happens to coincide here today with a weaker pricing environment. But two totally unrelated events. Teleco stocks on the move. Kpns 4 billion Capital Raising plan is backed. Full year earnings below expectations. And comedianturnedpolitician says his moving is unstoppable. In an exclusive interview, he says italians need to step aside. The rush to set up shop in china is down. The fastest decline in more than three years in january. Okay. Lots happening on the program today including a grew interviewer coming up. Well be counting down to the bank of england minutes after Andrew Bailey is to lead the new banking regulation unit. The minutes will be out in a halfhours time. Well bring those and u. K. Unemployment
For nearly 30 years, Louisiana’s casinos have been prohibited from contributing to political candidates to prevent possible corruption, but an amendment slipped onto a legislative bill this week with no
For nearly 30 years, Louisiana’s casinos have been prohibited from contributing to political candidates to prevent possible corruption, but an amendment slipped onto a legislative bill this week with no