which left 32 people dead. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i m alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. bloomberg technology is next. i m caroline hyde. this is bloomberg technology. shares neardobe record highs as the software giant s beats rivals in the cloud. santander narayanan tells us what he is still worried about. google s android is serious about fighting hackers. we will see how the company has beefed up company s beefed up security efforts fared last year. and an ambitious expansion plan. the challenges it may be up against explained. first, it was a tragic wednesday for london after the u.k. capital, my hometown, suffered its worst terror attack in more than a decade. we will bring you any breaking news throughout the hour. now let s focus on the markets if we can. after the worst selloff in months, stocks are mixed in the session, but the nasdaq was the standout. doolittleg in abigail
they have a write-down of more than 6 billion big ones. authorities are working on the assumption that the attack in central london was inspired by islamist related terrorism. three people were killed when a man drove a car at pedestrians and fatally stabbed an officer before being shot and killed by armed police. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tillis thursday, one day friday. this is bloomberg. caroline: i am caroline hyde. adobe shares near record highs as the software giant beat rivals. what he still worries about. google s android is serious about fighting hackers. we will see how the company beefed up security efforts after last year. expansion emphasis on expansion plans. first it was a tragic wednesday for london after the u.k. capital suffered its worst terror attack in more than a decade. we will bring you any breaking news throughout the hour. let s focus on the mar
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is serious spike. oil is already on the rise. i m not going to say i trusted, we have been to the stands before. there s a lot more news we have to cover. another snow day for federal government workers in washington, d.c.. offices will be closed while the city digs out from the blizzard. air travel is slowly getting back to normal. fewer flights were canceled yesterday. theident obama has banned use of solitary confinement for juveniles and federal prisons. the washington post says the president says solitary confinement can lead to devastating imitating compensators devastating consequences. in denmark, the parliament is expected to let police these valuables worth more than $5,000 from refugees seeking asylum. $1500 from refugees seeking asylum. danish citizens must sell assets before getting welfare. our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news markets around the world, i m vonnie quinn. it s now with matt miller. aig, breaking news from they are going to ipo a 20% gua
more than 13,000 stores in states and in canada. you could not buy it for a dollar. our chiefbring in markets correspondent, julie hyman, who has a lot more on the merger. what is fascinating about the deal is a dollar tree is smaller than other companies. icahn stands at carl stake is around nine percent here trying to push for someone family dollar. maybe dollar general, a larger competitor. the ceo is going to be stepping down. factors that thesis and the question. it has got fewer stores. they are doing 1490, seven 450 per share. we have already seen family dollar come up to some extent in anticipation of some kind of deal happening. we know walmart has been in turmoil and they cater to the , the oneomer struggling a bit more in the economy. how are these companies doing? they are also struggling, particularly in the case of damage dollar. it had been under pressure to do it. dollar stores broadly have been taking share from walmart. beenme extent, it has going in