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David its not just about me. Its about the team. Amanda we have another great ceo coming up. You talked about the technology they have planned. Where the company is going. David it was a great experience. We also have with us peter kraus. He will explain what Equity Managers are doing wrong. Innda we are going to check with our Bloomberg Team for indepth coverage of our top stories. Susanne walker barton is live on where the fed may raise rates. Ryan chilcote talks about the oil Company Spending cuts. Lets start with janet yellen and the fed. June appears to be out. September is not a sure bet...

To richs tire style however once for some of the fisherman is making millions today selling fish on facebook. This is business. As welcome as a military clash between the u. S. And iran looks only to have been narrowly averted the tensions are making the air above iran unsafe some of the worlds biggest allies voiding flying over the over a section of iranian airspace after a u. S. Military drone was shot down americas federal Aviation Administration has banned all u. S. Registered passenger jets from passing through iranian controlled parts of the gulf of oman and the Strait Of Hormuz other ca...

The world's largest contract electronics maker downgraded its outlook for full-year revenue to a slight decline from a previous guidance of flat.

From a $19.5 billion semiconductorjoint venture with the indian conglomerate vedanta. this is a huge setback to prime minister narendra modi's chipmaking plans for india. the world's largest contract electronics maker signed a pact with vedanta last year to set up semiconductor and display production plants in modi's home state of gujarat. let's cross to our asia business hub and monica miller is there. why the change of mind 41? they did not really _ why the change of mind 41? they did not really say _ why the change of mind 41? they did not really say but _ why the change of mind 41? they di...

For the month of June, sales fell 19.7% year-on-year, though at T$422.8 billion it was still the second highest figure on record for the same period