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pitch as it s expected to field acquisition offers this week. and unexpected fireworks from the vice presidential debate last night. we ll look at the highlights and the impact on the campaign. amazon hitting another all-time high yesterday. announcing prime reading, which unlocks thousands of kindle books for free. what that means for the industry. but first up, twitter shares rising in the premarket amid some increasing talk about a possible sale of the company. comes more than a week after david broke the news that twitter has received expressions of interest from a number of tech companies that are considering whether to make a bid for the social media company. little more color being flushed out by some regarding splits on the board between av and dorsey, the role noda s had in sort of driving morale. yeah, interesting story from bloomberg. our reporting sort of is where it was, you know, perhaps it is this week as i last reported. there was a formalization ....
crystal blue caribbean sea. nonstop flights are available from most major airports. more information for your vacation planning is available at aruba.com. and now, bbc world news america. this is bbc world news america. reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. the u.s. prepares for the impact of hurricane matthew as haiti tries to assess the damage caused by the storms. of 4ter: the homes families were washed away as a flood water rushed down the valley. laura: the vice presidential candidates had their turn in the spotlight. after the debate which ticket is an stronger shape for the next stretch. the marathon man. he has run the distance 401 times in 401 days, raising money for charity with every stride. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. florida and states across the southeast u.s. are bracing or hurricane matthew. in haiti they re trying to assess the damage caused by the storm which had wind of 125 mil ....
crystal blue caribbean sea. nonstop flights are available from most major airports. more information for your vacation planning is available at aruba.com. and now, bbc world news america. this is bbc world news america. reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. the u.s. prepares for the impact of hurricane matthew as haiti tries to assess the damage caused by the storms. of 4ter: the homes families were washed away as a flood water rushed down the valley. laura: the vice presidential candidates had their turn in the spotlight. after the debate which ticket is an stronger shape for the next stretch. the marathon man. he has run the distance 401 times in 401 days, raising money for charity with every stride. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. florida and states across the southeast u.s. are bracing or hurricane matthew. in haiti they re trying to assess the damage caused by the storm which had wind of 125 mil ....
follow me on twitter. don t forget to use the hashtag as well. hong kong underway in 30 minutes. singapore and malaysia are online. shery: stocks are rebounding from yesterday s losses. we are seeing positive sentiment from wall street as a result. u.s. stocks are gaining on a bit more positive. we are seeing the asx 200 gaining 3/10 of 1%. we have australian trade deficit numbers this morning narrowing more than expected, coming in at $2 billion instead of the expected 2.3 billion aussie dollars. also, the july trade deficit revised lower. down 6/10 ofalls, 1%. leading the gains in asia, the nikkei up a tense of 1%, being held by a weaker yen. the cost yield up for tenths of 1%. take a look at the japanese yen. although it is not doing much, this comes after weakening for seven consecutive sessions. right now, holding at 103.47. also, analysts say we are going to see more u.s. dollar strength, so we could see a japanese yen wakening, especially before the december fao ....
plunge in the pound since the brexit referendum with traders saying the slump exacerbated like computers initiated sell orders. david: let s bring in guy johnson from london. exactly what happened? midnight and london, liquidity light and everybody asleep and suddenly this happened. we dropped like a stone. data shows we got to 11841, some platforms had a 113 handle and the bit off a spread blowout 250 times what it normally is. normally this traits on a wafer and it got blown out. what caused it, we do not know. like liquidity, a combination of alco s and maybe fat fingers causing this to happen. it has stay down. it found currently trading at 123.66. jon: you can see how tightknit is. tight that is last night tight that is. what was bigger, the flash crash over the week, talk about the fundamentals and how nervous people seem to be to buy into any seller of sterling. the icing on the cake was the event that the cake has been a very difficult week for sterling. we ....