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Combined fines could top 5 billion. U. K. Retail in a rut. Shares slip as a sharp outlook overshadows better than expected earnings. Marks and spencer also in the red as the Share Buy Back fails to impress. Good morning and welcome to Worldwide Exchange. Lets have a quick peak of where your dollar is trading. The big news obviously that came yesterday but today germanys ppi down 1. 5 on the year. Thats a weaker number than expected. I wonder if were looking at the Euro Dollar Exchange rate right now, 11114. How vulnerable is the euro dollar to raise in yields again. What if we see the bond yie...

Deliver. Its what all good managers of tremendous Growth Companies know to do. They rein in expectations, tapping them down so they can later blow them away. In short, they play, upod. The initials for underpromising delivery and its exactly what you need to get your growth stock trading at a much higher price. Hallelujah oh, but tim cook, the ceo of apple apparently has never heard of upod and because he doesnt know the meaning of the term the nasdaq gave it away each as the dow went in the s p climate at 1. 3 . Apples dreary iphone presentation yesterday, where we got more colors and more se...

Immigrants. [applause] you must have the right you pay into Social Security. Millionaires this morning that power ball jackpot just hit a new record. Swelling to 625 million. This is my town na na na na na this is my town brian if you live here its your town. Steve headliner right there iv i say they cant afford to live in my town. Jedediah we senator rick scott coming up to talk about just that. Steve indeed, he has written an oped for the wall street journal talking about how when he was the governor he would go to these high tax states like new york and california and say hey, you know, if ...

The Silverado EV features the largest capacity battery yet installed in any form of mas-market personal transportation.

InsideEVs Editor-in-Chief (and former Verge contributor) Patrick George spoke to two recently laid off employees from Tesla’s Supercharger team about what’s going to happen to the company’s once-vaunted EV charging network now that it’s been gutted. They’re worried that broken chargers will take longer to fix, as the employees that are left race to respond to outages. In short, it’s going to short circuit.