close yesterday. that was the 12th this year for the s&p 500. how many record closes do you think we ve seen since the election in 2016 100 100 for the s&p i was going to bring that up with whiting he says there s a glimmer of hope now it s a glimmer under new highs. we ve been long u.s. stocks for five years there s a glimmer of hope big performances yesterday for the dow and the s&p. if you look year-to-date, nasdaq up more than 16% the s&p up 9.5%. the dow closing close to 84 points up. the nikkei ended up. the hang seng up by 1.7% the shanghai up by 2.5%. in europe with the early trading taking place, green arrows across the board biggest gains are coming in london with the ftse 100 up by 1% look at treasury yields in the united states. those yields have been closely watched. we see the ten-year sticking above 3% trading at 3.03%. apple s new phones are on sale today this was the scene in hong kong and beijing overnight. customers lined up to by the iphone x
okay, i think all of you know dr. kim, who has changed the world in so many ways. but let s just take a look. a physician, an anthropologist, president of the world bank since 2012. president of dartmouth college. world health organization head for hiv and aids efforts. co-founder of partners in health, 1987. one, it s an honor to have you with us tonight. my thanks so much for having me. by the way, the wyoming answer. i think part of it is the absence of tertiary health care centers relatively speaking, right? massachusetts would never win it as a result. this is strategy. next time, you want to sit at the same table with dr. kim. three global crisis that you spoke about. conflict, endemics, impasse on people being forcibly displaced. countries and nearly every region turning inward. international and home-grown terrorism. as you thought about what you wanted to seek at the meetings, why did you pick these three crises to start with? well, you know, one of the thing
last june. this date has been nine months in the making, and separates the period known as the phony war, 2 years of negotiation called by the eu charter working out what the divorce terms will be, the betweenl relationship the u.k. and rest of the 27 countries will be. 2 here s is a nominal 2 years is a nominal period. many think it will take longer than that. it is a watershed day. britain, although will be in the eu for the next 2 years, this is a no turning back day. what impact will this have on businesses trading in the u.k. and the rest of europe? if you are a brexit-er and want out, this is beginning of what theresa may calls global burden. global britain. relationships will have a global approach harkening back to the days of empire. which was a remainer, 48% of the vote last june, it is not quite the beginning of the end, but the beginning of a period of less prosperity, less security, and less of a lot of other things as well. this is still a very polarized
pleasure. explain what today s action will trigger from the prime minister. mark: formally, this is the formal serving of the divorce papers. british prime minister? well, formally, this is the formal serving. divorce papers. this is one spouse handing the i want a divorce officially, here s the letter from my lawyer over to the other of the referendum vote, the brexit vote as we all know took place last, you know so this day has been nine months in the making and it separates the period known here as the phony war from two years of negotiation as called for under the eu charter to work out the terms of what the divorce will be and what the potential relationship between britain and the rest the 27 remaining countries of the eu will be two years is the nominal period in the eu charter. but in fact, most people think it will take a lot longer than that. there s already talk of interim agreements and that kind of thing. but it s a watershed down. britain from today on, al
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