. >> things are going well for psa group and its brands peaguet and other. s. presenting for your results, the chief executive was at pains to relay concerns the deal has stirred up. >> we want to keep this company german. we want to be competitive. in the business sense, we want to make sure we can get a wider customer base. but he added that any plan for restructuring would come from its own management and not psa. the german economy minister and her french counterpart were also optimistic about opal maintaining its independence. >> psa has agreed to a cold the existing works council and wage agreements. that includes plant guarantees for various time periods and i assume this place will be kept. after all, why would it be made to both the french and the german government? opel excutives and workers are counting on psa to fill its promises. >> one of the car industry's best-known leaders is stepping down. nissan's ceo said he is quitting to focus on the carmaker's alliance with mitsubishi. he is credited with bringing nissan back from the brink of financial r

needs germany psa quality. could bids result in 2 billion euros a year. but the economy minister insisted this could not come at the expense of thousands of employees whose jobs could be put at risk. >> our top priorities have to be on production and agreements on jobs in general. as you know, 7000 engineers are employed, developing new models. attaining jobs it remains key for the government, which owns a percent of psa and rescued the company from bankruptcy in 2014. gett year, the makers of peu and citroen vehicles want to expand. >> we believe there is an opportunity to create a champion. reporter: it would take a matter of weeks and make psa europe's second-biggest automaker after volkswagen. changes our efforts. he defined his role as ceo of nissan. he will turn his focus instead to a new alliance with mitsubishi motors. mitsubishi admitted it had cheated fuel economy data. today in nissan, when i see how much i am engaged within the alliance, i think it was the time to pass the baton to somebody i had been grooming for many years to take the job. a

psa said it would uphold existing agreements after the acquisition. that applies to wage and were council agreements as well as employment and production site guarantees. opel employs 19,000 people in germany whose jobs will remain secure through the end of 2018. in addition, opel's current parent has pledged to continue investing in and producing at three german sites until 2020. the psa group supports the idea of running opel and its partner as independent companies. the french are planning to establish themselves as he european carmaking champion with five brands. each with a strong presence in their home markets. helena: pretty routine for many of us. when we spot our mobile phone is low on battery, we go into a cafe and perhaps order a cappuccino. but sell services and going down well with one cafe owner. reporter: it's not only drinks that feature on the menu of this cafe. electricity does. it costs one euro to charge a mobile device here. the owner has a clear response to her electricity pilfering guests. >> you're working here. you're working

psa is ready to let the good times roll. rescued from the verge of bankruptcy by the french government in 2014 europe's third-largest automaker nearly doubled its profit last year. it is issuing its first dividend in seven years. can pull a similar turnaround with the german car brand opel which has lost billions since 2000. part of general motors european division. >> we believe there is opportunity to create a european car champion. resulting from the combination of a french company and a german company without forgetting our u.k. friends. which could be just weeks away would make psa europe's second-largest auto manufacturer after book volkswagen. it could result in savings for the company. some of that may come from cutting jobs. vauxhall employ 30,000 people mainly in germany and the u.k.. they recently met with theresa may and angela merkel. they say they will keep a promise to keep jobs in germany until 2019. jobs are a key point for the french government as well which owns 14% of psa. genie: worries over the election

psa will almost certainly want to cut costs if there's a deal. and that might mean closing down factories. after all, britain will be up against germany, where 0pel employs 35,000 people, in what is increasingly set to be a corporate beauty parade. if the takeover goes ahead, it's inevitable there will be plant closures. the crunch point comes in 2018, when a decision will be made on where to locate the next astra model. at that point, if the government wants to keep investment in the uk and keep plants open, it's going to have to pull out all of the stops in terms of offering an attractive deal to peugeot. the meeting between these two could decide that. the boss of peugeot and citroen, carlos tavares, will want at least the same concessions from theresa may that she gave to the nissan boss, carlos ghosn, last autumn, to persuade him to stay in sunderland after britain quits the single market. nissan was promised more investment in locally made components, electric batteries, and free and unencumbered access to european markets. the meeting betw

this week, general motors said it was in talks to sell vauxhall and opel brands to psa. psa will almost certainly want to cut costs if there is a deal, and that might mean closing down factories. after all, britain will be up against germany, where opel employs 35,000 people, in what is increasingly set to be a corporate beauty parade. if the takeover goes ahead, it's inevitable, i think, there will be plant closures. the crunch point comes in 2018, when a decision will be made on where to locate the next astra model. at that point, if the government want to keep investment in the uk and keep plants open, it's going to have to pull out all of the stops in terms of offering an attractive deal to peugeot. the meeting between these two could decide that. the boss of peugeot and citroen, carlos tavares, will want at least the same concessions from theresa may that she gave to the nissan boss, carlos ghosn, last autumn, to persuade him to stay in sunderland after britain quits the single market. nissan was promised more investment in locally made components, electric batterie

psa will almost certainly want to cut costs if there's a deal. and that might mean closing down factories. after all, britain will be up against germany, where opel employs 35,000 people, in what is increasingly set to be a corporate beauty parade. if the takeover goes ahead, it's inevitable there will be plant closures. the crunch point comes in 2018, when a decision will be made on where to locate the next astra model. at that point, if the government wants to keep investment in the uk and keep plants open, it's going to have to pull out all of the stops in terms of offering an attractive deal to peugeot. the meeting between these two could decide that. the boss of peugeot and citroen, carlos tavares, will want at least the same concessions from theresa may that she gave to the nissan boss, carlos ghosn, last autumn, to persuade him to stay in sunderland after britain quits the single market. nissan was promised more investment in locally made components, electric batteries, and free and unencumbered access to european markets. the meeting betw

this week, general motors said it was in talks to sell vauxhall and 0pel brands to psa. psa will almost certainly want to cut costs if there is a deal, and that might mean closing down factories. after all, britain will be up against germany, where 0pel employs 35,000 people, in what is increasingly set to be a corporate beauty parade. if the takeover goes ahead, it's inevitable, i think, there will be plant closures. the crunch point comes in 2018, when a decision will be made on where to locate the next astra model. at that point, if the government want to keep investment in the uk and keep plants open, it's going to have to pull out all of the stops in terms of offering an attractive deal to peugeot. the meeting between these two could decide that. the boss of peugeot and citroen, carlos tavares, will want at least the same concessions from theresa may that she gave to the nissan boss, carlos ghosn, last autumn, to persuade him to stay in sunderland after britain quits the single market. nissan was promised more investment in locally made components, electric batterie

gm is in discussions about a sale to ps oh -- psa group. people are calling it a win-win, is it really? we are waiting for the european markets to open. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: equities open in 15 minutes. european futures are bid. let's talk about what happened yesterday with the fed. going for spring hike? janet yellen says it would be unwise to wait to raise rates and the u.s. bank stocks, the dollar, bank stocks went higher. the dollar impacted by this but less so. treasury yields did not move as much as i would have thought. the march hike rose on the comments of a probability of a hike in may. let's begin to all of this with bloomberg macro strategist. let's talk about march. his may the new march? -- is may the new march? so in terms of pricing. we are earning enough is early enough in the cycle that they want to hike in a meeting where they explain their decision. every meeting is live and that is one of the takeaways from last night that march is still possible but in reality, march is unlikely still. is that because there is n

it emerged the owner of perjury, the psa group was involved ina perjury, the psa group was involved in a possible takeover in vauxhall‘s european operation. the general secretary of unite says he's not prepared to acceptjob losses. secretary of unite says he's not prepared to accept job losses. we have made the call, we want the government involved in the issue general motors. the french government own a stake in peugeot, they will be arguing and fighting for frenchjobs. basically they will be arguing and fighting for french jobs. basically i'll be saying to the government, that is what we need to do. we need to work together, the government needs to make it clear we are not prepared, in the event that peugeot five —— are buying vauxhall, we're not prepared to accept a single job loss in britain. iam i am ross atkins with 0utside source. 0ur i am ross atkins with 0utside source. our focus i am ross atkins with 0utside source. 0urfocus in this programme isa source. 0urfocus in this programme is a last minute press conference organised by president donald trump. he covered a range

we remain in close contact with gm, psa and the french and german governments and i meeting the psa chief executive later this week. and of course, i have met and will continue to meet with the trade unions and members of the this house with constituency interests. mr speaker, i will do everything i can at all times to secure the best possible future for vauxhall and its workforce. 0ur unity of purpose in seeking this good future should be a source of strength in this house and i will keep the house informed at every opportunity. i‘d like to thank the secretary of state for his response and for the helpful way he kept myself and other interested parties informed as matters unfolded. as he said not only are there thousands employed, but there are tens of thousands of people working in the supply chain and sales network. vauxhall is a british success story. the plant in ellesmere port and luton benefit from a dedicated staff. if the take—over does go ahead, we need to get the message out that risking the closure of either facility was a receipt owe grade step. will the secretary of stat

the french government owns a 14% stake in psa. they're trying to make the deal happen and are fully aware of the stakes. >> it's an operation that can benefit everyone, but under certain conditions. condition is obviously the one pertaining to jobs. so we've had and will continue to have discussions with the executives of these record companies in order to have confirmation of their commitments on this matter. kate: paris is stepping up its efforts to court businesses that might lead london post brexit and is even willing to change its skyline in order to win business. the financial district just outside the capital's planning to build seven new towers of the next five years. that's more than 375,000 square meters of new office space. frank for, dublin, and luxembourg or among cities vying to replace europe's financial hub once it leaves the european union. paris has been the most theessive in simplifying complex administrative process for new firms to register in france. i know it can be real nightmare, so it might be just enough

i mentioned how important that would be in my discussions both with gm and with psa. no deal has been concluded yet. both organisations are well aware of the importance that i, as well as my honourable friend, attach. i do not think we can ignore the impact that brexit may have in this going forward. if it is a direct competition between a german plant and a uk plant, regardless of the undoubted strength of the uk plant, when they have 75% of their components and 80% of their exports going to the single market, they will be at a disadvantage with european counterparts. can i take this opportunity to ask the secretary of state, given he has said he will do everything he can at all times, to to rule out the hard brexit that is being proposed, reassess the single market membership? we can leave the eu but we do not have to leave the single market and doing so will protect employees at vauxhall and right across the economy. we are all, as local mps, justifiably proud of the work that they have done which has kept this production as one of the most efficient in the world.

>> the stance we're taking is simple it starts with the ethics of the psa group. we manage our company with values and ethics. our ethic is simple -- if there are existing agreements that were made by the previous management in the case this deal would be concluded, those agreements would be respected. this is a matter of ethics. this is not a matter of negotiation. this is not a matter of pressure. this is not a mattis a matter o. any deal made by the previous management with the employees, with the unions, in case this discussion with gm are concluded, they will be respected. these are our ethics, we are not in give and take or negotiation stance, this is how we behave and manage our country. >> will you use the gm electric technology, especially the kind in the volt, would you like to get that? >> this is part of the discussions. i would like to say what we presented today is by 2023, given the technological road map of the psa group, by 2023 80% of our models will be electrified. you can see by that number, 80% of our models electrified by 2023. the technology

psa — which makes peugeot and citroen cars — is in talks to take control of vauxhall and opel. that's raised concerns about the future of vauxhall‘s factories at ellesmere port and luton, which employ nearly 4,000 people. kenneth noye, who's serving a life sentence for murdering a man in a road—rage attack, has won a high court battle over whether he gets moved to an open prison. noye, who's 69, stabbed a man to death in 1996 on the m25 in kent. he'd argued that it was unfair and irrational not to allow him to go to a jail with lower security. past problems are continuing to haunt the royal bank of scotland. the bank — which is over 70% owned by the government — warned today that it made a loss of nearly £7 billion last year. that's three times more than the loss they made the year before. our business editor simonjack takes a look at what's happening at rbs. not so much a lost decade as a decade of losses. 2008 was the big one, £24 billion. since then, 4 billion, 1 billion, 2 billion, 6 billion, 9 billion, 3 billion, 2 billion and today, 7 billion. £58 billion in to

this acquisition would make psa go back to number two. anna: you mentioned some details around what the deal would mean if psa manages to drive it through. will we learn more about the purchases? it's just a word of caution. yes, what we've learned over the past few minutes, they hope to reach an agreement by the first week of march. certainly face a lot of questions today about the evaluation of the deal. and about possible job cuts. over the past two days peugeot has pledged to protect jobs in the u.k. and germany. how he can deliver that willrotect obese jobs, obviously be asking the ceo in the next hour here in paris. thank you very much, caroline. she will be staking out the ceo and following that press conference later. we will bring you that here on bloomberg television. great to have you on the program. when we look at the story of consolidation around the sector in the auto space, does it seem to make sense of you? all these all -- automakers want reach thewant to scale. >> we are probably seeing the positive side of the politica

i guess all those psas about not smoking are not working. don't smoke. another psa. look at this. all up by 6% or more so far this year. >> i love cash flow. these have great cash flow dynamics. but i can't get that excited about the space. the dividend was the floor here for a long time while we were in that phase of the market. plus, our new president hates smoking. i would not be shocked the see some sort of anti-smoking tweet. >> let's say there is an ann smoking tweet. does that make you want to go to phillip morris? that's international smoking. not domestic. >> if he were to tweet something with tobacco or tobacco products, i think it's shoot first. ask questions later. and i think the entire space, not unlike what happened to biotech six or seven months ago. >> the stock gap down after this morning, it was below 70. one of the things that was interesting. it closed near the highs. when you look at that prior high. that was setting up, if that stock had closed below 70, just on a pure technical standpoint, that could have been impressive. i think you make a good point about

the french carmaker psa is in talks with the american giant general motors. gm's opel brand could be up for sale. we will be her to tell you about that. stick around. brent: welcome back. here with dw news live from berlin. the headlines. the white house has played down controversy surrounding the resignation of national security adviser michael flynn. the members of congress, including some republican senators, are calling for a full investigation into the trump administration's ties to russia. it comes after flynn stepped down amid accusations he discussed u.s. sanctions against russia with the russian ambassador before trump took office. police and militia have confirmed the astray's half-brother of north korean leader kim jong-il and has died. media reports allege that kim jong-nam was killed by two women believed to be north korean agents. no poisoning here. we will talk business. volkswagen had to cough up over its dirty diesel scandal. it seems to be poisonous for the company, daniel. daniel: more and more fines racking up for the united states, france

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some reports suggesting that the peugeot parent psa might make a benefit, it is one of several contenders looking at trying to acquire proton. how do you compare these various potential marriage is? they are quite different. geely is a much smaller and one could say much nimbler automaker or competitor, and they are very aggressive in terms of coming up with an innovative way to enter markets. take their acquisition of volvo as an example. this was a big surprise in 2010, when they purchased that european automaker, in order to gain technologies. their strategy here could be to use proton as a platform for export growth to other south—east asian countries. for export growth to other south-east asian countries. very quickly, geely was famous for having bought out volvo's car business, so how long will this integration take if indeed this marriage does happen? proton doesn't really produce very many cars today, fewer than 100,000, so many cars today, fewer than 100,000, soi many cars today, fewer than 100,000, so i think it might take two to three years for geely the digests, and to build

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psa would become europe's second largest car maker if it buys. shares rose. the company benefited from an increase in post paid phone subscribers. it topped expectations and they said it set it apart from its competitors. >> most important, we're the only wireless carrier who had double digit revenue growth, overall groet, customer growth. we grew 11%. the whole industry has been declining. nobody has grown service revenue. >> shares rose 1% to 61.60. er strong demand for portable and home generators caused sales to rise above expectations. they posted higher profits. it was better than expected. still, shares fell more than 6.5% to 39.80. and the mexican peso dragged down results of the dr. pepper snapple. they said it hurt revenue adding that could continue through the year. the company posted revenue matched estimates. shares were down just a fraction to 93.07. >> mattel dlr is selling its products to chinese consumers through one of alibaba's market places. maker of barbie and hot wheels said it would work with alibaba to create new problems. alibaba down

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including a potential acquisition of opel by psa. these are the folks who make peugot. if you take a look at gm, they have lost money every single year going back to the year 2000 in europe, not just a little bit of money, a lot of money, what they're thinking about doing is saying, look, why do we keep throwing good money after bad money? lop it off. in the meantime, we build on our strength in the u.s. and in china. take a look at shares of general motors versus the s&p 500, we're going back to the gmipo guys. look at that, no comparison at all. this has been essentially dead money since the ipo. i remember the day when we reported on the floor of the stock exchange, there was no shortage of people who said, at a minimum, you would see general motors go to 55, $60 within a year, i think it's gotten over $40 a couple times, that's why they're saying let's build on our strengths and look toward our strengths and get rid of the weakness and that would be europe. >> wolf was about to buy an opel car, right? >> well. it's quite a turnaround for poachers as well. to be in a

psa wasime, you know, burning a lot of cash. islos said today opel burning as much as $1 billion of cash every year. he said that psa-peugeot is ready to help that brand. i asked the ceo whether he was concerned of -- about increasing the dependence of the group on europe, cause if we have a combination with opel and vauxhall, that would bring the market share in europe to 16%. i asked whether he was concerned about increased dependence on europe, and whether this was a first step toward an expansion in the u.s. : there is nothing wrong about being strong in europe. by the way, it is perhaps something specific to understand how the european market behaves and works. so there is nothing wrong about creating a european champion. so we would be fine with 17% market share instead of 11%, as long as we are profitable, and as long as we have the ability to run the company properly. on the point you mentioned, it is too soon to talk about it. but one thing, of course, that would unfold, if this deal was to happen, is the capability at

. >> the potential psa has created uncertainty for thousands of workers. half of locals are based in germany. government has a coordination process underway, and we will do everything we can politically to secure jobs in germany. >> german plant worker seem upbeat about the deal. motors european arm has not posted a profit since 1999. losing billions of euros. >> there are many uncertainties. as the old saying goes, when one door closes, another one opens. >> we are stronger, our figures are rising. the good opportunity. europebiggest market in is the u.k.. and the head of the union says the government must fight to protect 4500 jobs. we arere not prepared not prepared to accept a single job loss here in britain. in eastern say france. carmaker's a modernizing the facility will increase its production capacity by 50,000 vehicles per year and protect jobs on the pipes. the craft heinz food group is trying to acquire unilever in what would be one of the biggest mergers in corporate history. billion, that is an 18% premium on its current share price. they did

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minister meeting with the chief executive of psa to determine the pension liability that may prevent or may help the deal actually be consummated. let's look at the pie chart, key business metrics, if you want to look at where gm operations, you take a look at international operations, take a look in south america, european operations, let's make it happen. --a: getting breaking news carry on. pimm: there it is. opel, the continental rent for gm, and the bread in the united kingdom, have not been a moneymaker for general motors and about 12% as a result of their sales. hp enterprise reporting earnings fourth quarter -- this quarter earnings per share at $.45, versus estimated $.44, it beat their first quarter net revenue, $11.4 billion, this was a miss versus the estimated $12.1 billion. hpe sees euro had adjusted earnings per share at $1.88 to $1.98. pimm: not good and the shares down nearly 5%. joe: the stock tumbling. what did you miss? donald trump called two dozen prominent corporate executive to the white house today to advise the of ministries and on taxes, regulation, and inf

opel to psa, britain's biggest union says it will not support a single job loss. we speak to his head, len mccluskey, next. welcome to bloomberg markets, the european open. i am matt miller in germany at the opel headquarters. guy johnson, alongside me, in london. guy. guy: we are 30 minutes into equity trading. let us take a quick look at how things are shaping up here. the one thing you need to be aware of, it is thursday. dividend on a ex thursday. bp shall going ex dividend -- bp shell going ex dividend. 600 is the biggest loser .own by 1.44% the other thing i want to make everybody aware of, matt, is, and i guess this is a related story, the price of oil has spiked within the last few minutes. negative and is now positive. we are trading nearly at 56, 55.93, matt. as much of anot deciding factor as to whether or not opel makes money in the last year as brexit has been. let me walk through what is going on here for you, gaia, and why i'm here in brussels brusse- in germany. they sold it to the owner of peugeot and citroen. here in germany, opel pays its 52.53s

. >>> allow this to serve as a psa when the weather clears up and you have to go up and clean the gutters. >> what a horrible idea. he's got a folding table stacked on top of a crusty old picnic table and his little boy helping him. this is only going to end one way. >> let's see what happens. he goes out of view and -- >> oh no! >> man, that hurts. >> that hurts. be glad his son wasn't standing there. >> yeah. >> he puts his hands on his hips like -- >> hey, junior get dad the cell phone and push 911. >> i'm sure the neighborhood partied, but he's all right. >> the good news is the gutters are clean. did you see the debris? >> this little one has a new baby sister. as he sings twinkle, twinkle little star he starts to back up -- >> ow. >> completely misses the chair. he's so cute though. >> the chair was there a second ago. he gets up like all right. i got this. sits down in the chair. nothing to see here folks. >> mom, if you put that on youtube. >> they had a clever idea. budgeted $3,000 to spend. >> see what they are crafting together. >> oh hey. >> and she has found her happily ever

psa makes peugeot. the company reportedly will honor its existing labor contract and keep investing in his german factories for at least another three years. boeing says it hopes to finalize fighter jets with qatar and kuwait. boeing says the sales are an important part of being able to tape its production lines in operation. in london have posted their largest annual drop in almost six years. the average asking price this month is down 4/10 of 1%. there are a combination of reasons including inflation, tighter lending standards and concerns over brexit. that's your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you. big week ahead for the banking sector, a lloyds, barclays, hsbc are reporting earnings this week. one thing we are watching is rbs was shares at a one time -- at a one year high after the bank said it will scrap the planned sale of its consumer ranking -- banking unit. let's bring in the senior analyst for bloomberg intelligence. we look at rbs and we have to look at the announcement around williams

this week, general motors said it was in talks to sell vauxhall and opel brands to psa.

french carmaker psa, which owns the peugeot and citroen brands, says net profit for 2016 nearly doubled as the group pushes plans to buy general motors' european brands 0pel and vauxhall. profit rose 79% to £1.81 billion, and the carmaker promised to pay shareholder dividends for the first time since 2011. over to the us now and president trump has made us manufacturing a key part of his tenure. a key pa rt a key part of its manifesto was that he was going to bring back manufacturing jobs to the us after a steady decline to that kind ofjob over the last decade or so. in a few hours, donald trump meets the bosses of several big american firms to talk about us jobs. samira hussain is at the new york stock exchange. hi there. who are these firms and what will be on the agenda? what some of these companies have in common is that they have manufacturing jobs that they are actually moving overseas to different places, the southeast asia 01’ even different places, the southeast asia or even to mexico. what president trump and the white house have said is that they want to, it sort of a fact

he will then meet the board of psa, deep company that owns citron and peugeot. this may come down to a 3—way fight between the french, german and british governments. in that fight, the french government owns 14% of peugeot. the peugeot family on another 14%, so there will be a distinguished french feel to this company. you have to feel that sacked in german auto engineers is considered three times more expensive. with 2a combined plants across continental europe, with two in the uk, it's clear greg clark the business secretary will have to turn on the charm he did with nissan to persuade them to stay in the uk. but that three could fight he has, it's a bit ofa that three could fight he has, it's a bit of a mountain to climb. a suicide bomber has attacked a crowded sufi shrine in southern pakistan, killing at least 50 people and injuring dozens. so—called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack. it is the largest in a string of bombings by militants in pakistan this week. the islamic state group has also claimed responsibility for a huge car

psa group years ago, bailed out by the french government and a chinese to make profitable and looking to buy losingds which should be money for years. businesshe bloomberg flash. >> mark, thanks. ivanka trump has been meeting the house andf senate pushing her $500 billion plan.care tax deduction eldestt clear the daughter for her proposal. joining us now from white house is shannon pettypiece. first of all, give us explanation on how this tax work?ion would >> well, it would be a tax deduction. outline mostly structure that would bin working families. a paid dayare using care while they are at work to take care of children. not all the specifics. did get some insight. mother and noto fathers and biological parents. of the details of this are still taking shape. ivanka hasething been pushing for. her father outlined plan on the trail to help working mothers pay for child care. this brand that she has with women who work. very's definitely one specific kind of proposal. know,is criticism you it's costly and regressive. favors with families with two working parents. >> again, as you ment

psa makes peugeot. promised to honor the existing labor contract and keep investing in its german factories for another three years. that is your bloomberg business flash. at wheree a look european equities are headed to day in 10-- the ninth -- that's the run up by a quarter of 1%. small gains for the ftse given unilever is such a decline are. 40 dax is higher, the cac barely changed. have a look at the currency board as we approach the close. stirling is up against the dollar, the euro, the pound in a sentence today and the close is four minutes away. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from london, this is the european close. stocks finishing up today, highest level earlier since december 20th, 2015. this -- there's only one big , 140 $3 unilever billion was the price, sending shares up 13%, record move to a record high. to go hostile, wanted things to go smoothly, but that did not seem to be the case. foods and less some wealth comes in. as of now, the today performance is 5%. rbs, the big mover today. they

smart kids that smoked marijuana many more who were not that smart that did it i am see a perverse psa, smart kids smoke weed, and geniuses smoke crack. >> juan. >> i think, from my personal experience, i grew up in a poor neighborhood in brooklyn, i was told keep away from those people. but i went to a prep school in up state, new york. oh, my god, these were very rich upper income, children of intelligencia there was a lot of drugs around. kennedy: that has been my anecdotal per yens. >> i was a idiot in high school. i did not smoke pot, i was a bun head, i was in ballet seven days a week. kennedy: i bun head? i never heard. >> oyeah. the or affluent kids learn they can get away with that. and it follows them. kennedy: they have that legacy in harvard then investment bankers and president and ted cruz. thank you. >> always appreciate it coming up, lawmakers are floating an idea to crackdown on protesters who turn violent. it may come with a -- on can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like pow! my teeth are glowing. they are so white. step 1 cleans. step 2 whitens. crest

it exists in 3 philadelphia public schools, the hope is with the effort of the psa they will expand. [singing rap prepare. >> -- >> katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> much more to come on this sunday, thousands of people are n greece. >>> this is the picture, pretty much all day, this is from atlantic city, rain, rain, rain, go away. meteorologist chris sowers will have the full accuweather forecast when we come back. >> hundreds of fishing fans showed up to the palmyra fire department for the annual tackle and flea market there. you can help support the fire farm and shop for a wide range of fishing related items both fresh and salt. it returns until 2:00 p.m. >> it's a good day to watch football, i'm sorry -- >> reporter: the nfl network is playing all the patriot super bowls all day. that's the only you can do when weather is this miserable. live shot of philadelphia international airport. it is drenched, heavy rain pushing through portions of the viewing area and freezing rain off to the north. here's the good news, as we flip it over to the radars, we see the tail end o

smart kids that smoked marijuana many more who were not that smart that did it i am see a perverse psa, smart kids smoke weed, and geniuses smoke crack. >> juan. >> i think, from my personal experience, i grew up in a poor neighborhood in brooklyn, i was told keep away from those people. but i went to a prep school in up state, new york. oh, my god, these were very rich upper income, children of intelligencia there was a lot of drugs around. kennedy: that has been my anecdotal per yens. >> i was a idiot in high school. i did not smoke pot, i was a bun head, i was in ballet seven days a week. kennedy: i bun head? i never heard. >> oyeah. the or affluent kids learn they can get away with that. and it follows them. kennedy: they have that legacy in harvard then investment bankers and president and ted cruz. thank you. >> always appreciate it coming up, lawmakers are floating an idea to crackdown on protesters who turn violent. it may come with a -- on your freedom of speech and assembly, judge alex joining me next, right here. this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous tr

that gmg news learned and psa are pushing to reach an agreement by the end of this week. it would be about $1 billion in billion.another and a takeover bid from kraft heinz for unilever, but analysts believe that kraft heinz could sweeten the deal before it is finalized. it could be the biggest food company including general mills. global news 24 hours a day powered by more then 26 hundred journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tracy, yousef? tracy: welcome back. you're watching "bloomberg markets middle east." in tracy alloway. yousef: -- i am tracy alloway. yousef: and i am yousef gamal el-din in dubai. have ald traditionally negative impact for emerging markets but the benchmark em equities index is up almost 2% this year and the equivalent startss off to its test in 2012. justin kerrigan joins us for more. em's are doing well. the traditional intellectual argument would be it should not be doing great because of interest rate expectations. why is it moving the other direction? why is sentiment so good right now? >> people are taking aw

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gm europe could well become part of the psa group. do you think these changes are for the better and that the oems in europe will make more money and cut the problem of overcapacity? >> i think we have two separate problems. we are in a time where both our customers and suppliers are making quite a lot of money. europe is getting betterment that's for sure. you have seen the results disclosed by peugeot, renault recently, they're in improvement. so the opel deal or gm deal in europe is one of them. the question is why is gm stepping out of the european market? european market is second biggest market in the world. it's a great market and a growing market. >> i think the answer is the historic lack of profitability. you have given us targets out to 2021, will you stay independent for that period? >> we will? >> stay independent? >> i hope so. we are the fastest growing automotive supplier in the world, and probably one with increasing profitability the quickest. we have to find the difference between growth and profitability. >> thank

smart kids that smoked marijuana many more who were not that smart that did it i am see a perverse psa, smart kids smoke weed, and geniuses smoke crack. >> juan. >> i think, from my personal experience, i grew up in a poor neighborhood in brooklyn, i was told keep away from those people. but i went to a prep school in up state, new york. oh, my god, these were very rich upper income, children of intelligencia there was a lot of drugs around. kennedy: that has been my anecdotal per yens. >> i was a idiot in high i did not smoke pot, i was a bun head, i was in ballet seven days a week. kennedy: i bun head? i never heard. >> oyeah. the or affluent kids learn they can get away with that. and it follows them. kennedy: they have that legacy in harvard then investment bankers and president and ted cruz. thank you. >> always appreciate it coming up, lawmakers are floating an idea to crackdown on protesters who turn violent. it may come with a -- on my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. w

a multibillion-dollar stumbling block in general motors's attempt to sell its business to use owner psa. it is their pension plans. bloomberg crunched the numbers. there is about a $9 billion shortfall. that is your bloomberg business flash. , bayer'sad, takeover of monsanto may face some delays. we will speak to the chief executive of fire. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: they are reporting earnings today. here is to executive werner baumann. >> we are on schedule with our regulatory discussions. we are responding to the second request and we are preparing for the filing in europe as we speak. that should come in quarter two. the on that, whether you look at two thirds outa, of the jurisdiction that we have to file an, we have already filed. picking good progress. would be rude of me to ask if mr. buffett has called in the past 24 hours. he has had a bad week in m&a. you are one of the few european companies with double-digit dividend growth. what are you going to do with all of your cash so that warren buffett does not call you after going down in flames with unilever? you know, it is no

this does not help sergio because he is looking for a psa mayand that means not need to merge with them because they may have gotten a bigger european business already and gm would be far less likely to talk to sergio after this because they're getting out of europe by merging with fiat chrysler, they would be getting back into europe and they do not like the business. mark: the latest developments, tag$2 billion price ag -- has been cited, it suggests we are coming closer to a deal, yes? >> yes but it is obligated, you see a deal in the next week but it could slip for a week or two. the timing on deals is always very tricky and very difficult to predict, somebody throw something on the table they want at the last minute and it causes delays. partsve a lot of moving in this case because you will have to smooth things over with three different governments because you have factories and engineers in the u.k., france, germany, brexit is an issue, the european union and politics with that is an issue. you have new governments coming in so it will have to be handled delicately and we have se

a psa saying it can be hard to be an eco warrior. katie! katie! katie! katie! katie! >> i like this one. just use rocks. but skittles will work. everybody gets skittles in this commercial. a commercial for this year's super bowl will cost about $5 million for 30 seconds of air time. >> that's crazy money. >> very, very expensive. >> a little twist on their tag line there. romance the rainbow. >> i like that. >>> if you're going to a super bowl party tonight, don't bore people with the small talk. instead, wow them with a few of these fun facts. >> according to wallet hub, this is the third time that houston has served as the host city. >> next, the average prices of a ticket are only $4800. >> and speaking of prices, it costs around $5 million for that 30-second commercial slot that you mentioned. that's a o >> and the chances are you won't leave the party hungry. more than 14,500 tons of chips will be scarfed down. >> and by the way, think twice before betting. first, it's illegal, except in nevada. second, 92% of people who have bet money on the big game, guess what

. >> spicer with the psa. the press secretary says she was counselled and moved on. this is one of those self inflicted woun inflicted wounds that any administration tries to avoid. >> let's go to eugene scott. washington post breaking news that michael flynn after he said it, sean spicer said it and president said he never spoke to the russian ambassador about sanctions. washington post says he did. >> this is the ongoing investigation of the trump campaign team and conversations with russia. this happened not before trump got into the white house, but before the election. there was concern these conversation about sanctions could influence to motivate russia to be involved in the 2016 election. as you know, concerns about sanctions are ongoing. people are wondering what impact this could have. what promises were made? officials were saying none of that happened. this is ongoing investigation. >> putin spokesperson denied the russian ambassador of the united states discussed this issue with administration about sanctions with flynn. >> i thought the issue about the