devaluing china s currency should make it easier for exporters to sell overseas. last month, exports fell 8%. china is in the midst of its biggest economic slowdown since 1990. google wants to become the berkshire hathaway of the tech world. goal is reorganizing into a holding company called alphabet. the company s search and advertising units will be separated from new businesses such as self driving cars and health technologies. each alphabet subsidiary would have its own ceo. that is a structure similar to warren buffett s berkshire hathaway. larry page will be the ceo of alphabet. negotiators have agreed on a deal for another greek bailout. says only avernment few details need to be worked up or the agreement will give the greek $94 in loans. that moneys some of in the next week it has a payment due on august 20. it is being called a new front in cybercrime. louvered news reporting that u.s. authorities have broken up and insider trading ring that relied in computer hac
was very very powerful for bayern tonight. at the moment in the game when lewandowski was not only was it not a penalty but he was offside, and on top of that it wasn t a penalty, on top of that he gives us a red card, that killed us completely. holders real madrid were also in action on tuesday as they travelled to italy and a match against napoli. the spanish side were 3 1 winners on the night for a 6 2 aggregate win but as our football reporter john bennett explains it hasn t been vintage real of late. real madrid have been inconsistent and that was reflected in the first half because napoli dominated the first half, they looked like they could overturn that deficit. dries mertens gave napoli the lead in this game. it needed someone to be a hero after dries mertens‘ first goal and yet again the saviour, the hero was sergio ramos, he always seems to do it, always comes up with the big goals. cristiano ronaldo did find the back of the net, he hit the post in the first half
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with a fed sandwich. we ll do that with great focus tomorrow, but what a great conversation we will have with certain howard davies, stephen roche. alan blinder will join us as well as we do the fed coverage. francine: yeah, and we also talk politics with yanis varoufakis. i m looking forward to all those interviews. let s get to the bloomberg first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: thank you. donald trump didn t get this week he wanted, but the front runner did win at least three of the five states holding primaries. trump s victory in florida was enough to knock marco rubio out of the race. afterwards, trump talk to a party unity. the fact is we have to bring our party together. we have a great opportunity, and the people that are voting are democrats are coming in, into candids are coming in independence are coming in, and people that never voted before. it s an incredible thing. vonnie: ohio governor john kasich won his home state and says he will stay in the race
+++ pretty bad. imf world bank, not many phones. not many planes. tom: we have news right now, this does continue on, we are now indicating challenges. german confidence is actually very very low. emerging markets and also because of the influence that russia is having in the middle east. expecting 6.5. tom: you see that in futures as well. you see it in yields. breaking also getting news from volkswagen, so they are progressing $1 billion a year. tom: vonnie quinn is in new york. vonnie: good morning. there has never been anything like this in the brewing industry. sab miller is being bought by ab inbev. one out of every three beers sold will come from one company. in china, imports are now on the longest losing streak, they fell for the 11th month in a row. plus, domestic demand in china has been falling. there are reports that russia s embassy has been hit by fire. a russian news agency says there was damage but no injury. there is report of russian military action in