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Cannons and make the first arrests under the new law and chief executive carrie lam defends the decision translator clearly the decision under one country send showed determination and prove on the system and shows the high degree of trust of the central authorities in the Hong Kong Government germanys jobless total rises by 29,000 taking the unemployment level to almost 3 Million People as activities contract in june airbus with jobs on the line as they tell staff the crisis is far from over. B...

The dow is looking for about a 300 point gain right there at the opening bell. S p up about 34. Look at that nasdaq go. Technology is doing well, up 104 points. Thats premarket for the nasdaq. Now, lockdown winners. Clearly emerging. Lowes, the Home Improvement people, headquartered in North Carolina. Profit up 28 . We stocked up for the lockdown. Target, they really organized their online delivery and store pickup operation, lumped together under digital sales, up a whopping 141 . Walmart, same...

It may be modified a bit. Spending may be modified. The pattern of household spending. The California Academy executive director said federal aid is helping but not enough to prevent layoffs. It is a harsh reality and one of the things we do understand is that they hope to rehire if they can but theyre not alone in terms of the pain Stanford Universitys president announced in a letter today theyre possibly looking at layoffs and furloughs starting in july. It is a harsh new reality, jeanette, th...

Evidently investors like what they think they will see. 2. 1 million jobless claims reported about a half hour ago. That means 40,740,000 have been thrown out of work in the last ten weeks. Big number. Yet the economy is contracting at an annual rate now of 5 . Thats a big number. And orders for big ticket items absolutely plunged. Okay. Got all of that. But the dow jones average up nearly 1100 points in the last two days, going up again at the opening bell. Were looking at a gain of over 200 po...

Market. Thats the way it seems. Secondly, the europeans have announced a massive stimulus plan, close to a trillion bucks. Its really a bailout mainly for desperate italy and spain. Printing the money over there helps us over here. When that bell stops ringing and we start trading, the dow is going to be up, what, about 300 points. The s p will be up about 26 but the nasdaq on the down side. Tech taking a bit of a hit this morning. Who would have thought we would see this. For a second day runni...

Shop in new york as we continue our focus here on the show on Small Business. In fact, this hour we will look at how the owners of this business have survived the sixweek lockdown and also look at the questions about how long they can hold out. Also its may 1st. While were still waiting for the green light here in new york to open up our economy, there are more states that are wraf wrafrp that are ramping things up here. We will take you to tennessee and texas later in the hour, where restaurant...

Notably russia, and surely it puts a crimp on the future of electric cars. Look at it this way. Why buy electric when a gallon of gas on average now costs 1. 81 and likely to fall much lower. In wisconsin, the average is all the way down to 1. 22. There are some places where its below 1. We will bring them to you. Its a big negative for the stock market. The dow industrials are going to open down 500 points. Thats roughly 2 . The s p down 1 . The nasdaq down 1. 93 . The oil crash really hurts st...

Reopening process going. Look, it does feel that there is a very self confident sense by governors that its time. I think that the president is so oriented towards its time, and the president is soed ed ed eet in having a vaccine by years end, that theres an element of two different worlds here. Theres the real world influenced by the president saying open it up, people want to do it, and the stock world influenced by Warren Buffett who said i sold the airlines because that industry has fundamen...

Japan suffering its deadliest todays yet. Italy and spain are seeing fatality rates slowing down. Governments stepping up advice to wear masks in public. But this may not stop people from being infected. Shery lets get a quick check of how u. S. Stocks ended the session. We have seen a week of declines. U. S. Futures gaining 1 . The s p 500, it finished 1. 5 down. It fell for the third time in four days. We had abysmal jobs data which came before the government mandated shutdowns. We have seen p...

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