Ellen they want the uk to stay. All of them want them to stay. Germany, the biggest economy in the eu, wants them to stay. The only country where a large number of people really were not sure what they thought was poland. I cannot explain that. Lisa but it is interesting. Ellen it is interesting. In the uk the polls are looking more and more like people want to leave. It really shows that there are big differences. David the issue is trade mostly . Ellen the issue is trade. Although now they have a lot of stories pointing out that the uk has a lot of economic problems, but many have nothing to do with the eu. A lot of people really want out. Lisa how much of this has to do with immigration . It is a big concern that people have. When somebody comes into one country, they can go into any of them. And there is sort of a wave washing over. Ellen and they are worried about jobs. Outside of the uk david the stay camp. Ellen they want them. Lisa it will be interesting to see if more people w
Bill clinton responds to the shooting in orlando. Its all straight ahead on bloomberg best. Hello and welcome. This is bloomberg best, your weekly review of the most important is this News Analysis and interviews from Bloomberg Television around the world. This week began with a block west tech story as two of the industrys most Prominent Companies agreed to team up. It is merger monday, guys. Microsoft buying linkedin, valued at 26. 2 billion, 196 a share, a 50 premium to fridays closing price. You are iron up. You were totally shocked at the steel. Absolutely. One would have thought they would go after salesforce or a Traditional Software company, but this was truly out of left field. Microsoft, next to amazon, has the biggest operational cloud infrastructure, tons of data centers all over the world operating at very high efficiency at very low cost and used by all kinds of businesses around the world. Linkedin is very much a front in of a cloud application, something people actually
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