Maria good monday morning, everyone. Thanks so much for joining us this morning. Im maria bartiromo. It is monday, march 11, your top stories right now 6 00 a. M. On the east coast. Today inflation data likely setting the tone this week for stocks as well as oracle earnings after the close tonight. Markets are pulling back this monday morning after dow saw its worst day since october on friday, in an overall down week for stocks last week. The dow industrials right now extending the losses with a decline of 141, the nasdaq down 14 andahalf, s p 500 lower by 7 points right now as we get set for the february cpi number out tomorrow morning. Followed by the ppi and retail sales later on in the week. Were watching reddits planned ipo today, ta targeting 22 milln shares. Bitcoin a major story, hitting another alltime high this morning, bitcoin is now above 71,700. We are on i it this morning. Check out european markets, stocks are lower in the eurozone as well as you can see the ft 100 down
Correspond and former beijing bureau chief for the new york times. Im joining today seoul. Its my to introduce susan shirk professor and head of the 21st Century China Center at the university of california, san diego. Were here to celebrate and discuss her new book, overreach how. China derailed its peaceful rise, i have to say, if you want to understand the complexities of whats going on in china today and whats going on between beijing and washington, overreach is the place to start. Susan has been a student of china, a professor teaches about china and a Government Official who made policy about china as Deputy Assistant secretary of at the state department. I can personally attest to her role in government in 1999. We were both passengers on the government plane to china. I was a lawyer in the back of the plane. She was up front advising albright, the secretary of state, on what to do and what to say. When we landed in beijing. She has written over at a particularly important mome
Correspond and former beijing bureau chief for the new york times. Im joining today seoul. Its my to introduce susan shirk professor and head of the 21st Century China Center at the university of california, san diego. Were here to celebrate and discuss her new book, overreach how. China derailed its peaceful rise, i have to say, if you want to understand the complexities of whats going on in china today and whats going on between beijing and washington, overreach is the place to start. Susan has been a student of china, a professor teaches about china and a Government Official who made policy about china as Deputy Assistant secretary of at the state department. I can personally attest to her role in government in 1999. We were both passengers on the government plane to china. I was a lawyer in the back of the plane. She was up front advising albright, the secretary of state, on what to do and what to say. When we landed in beijing. She has written over at a particularly important mome
Significant prospects for so that russia expands its influence, so with individual countries it will be and further, the economic and relations will be separate, uh, some big projects, but globally, i think no, so for now, the war for african favor is clearly in russias favor putin has obviously become toxic for some countries of this continent , which means that the isolation of the aggressor will only increase. The entire Editorial Team and personally express respect to our swordswoman olga harlan for her act with a capital letter because sport is not outside of politics and a russian fencer who, moreover, publicly supports the russian army and is proud of her brother who serves in this semiarmy, is part of the kremlins bloody and insidious machine , and on smirnova. By the way, she demonstrated this very clearly after the match , according to the rules of the competition, the fight does not end until there is a handshake. Smirnova knew this , thats why almost an hour after her loss
Correspond and former beijing bureau chief for the new york times. Im joining today seoul. Its my to introduce susan shirk professor and head of the 21st Century China Center at the university of california, san diego. Were here to celebrate and discuss her new book, overreach how. China derailed its peaceful rise, i have to say, if you want to understand the complexities of whats going on in china today and whats going on between beijing and washington, overreach is the place to start. Susan has been a student of china, a professor teaches about china and a Government Official who made policy about china as Deputy Assistant secretary of at the state department. I can personally attest to her role in government in 1999. We were both passengers on the government plane to china. I was a lawyer in the back of the plane. She was up front advising albright, the secretary of state, on what to do and what to say. When we landed in beijing. She has written over at a particularly important mome