in the europa league, manchester united have been drawn against istanbul basaksehir or copenhagen, wolves have a potential tie against sevilla or roma and rangers will play inter milan or getafe if they reach the last eight. steven gerrard's side trail bayer leverkusen 3—1 after the first leg of their last 16 tie. united and wolves will meet in the semi—finals if both get through. the scottish premiership season will kick off on i august after receiving written approval from the scottish government. the government has also confirmed that clubs can arrange friendly matches with immediate effect — as long as players are tested for covid—i9 weekly from 13 july. rangers and hamilton academical have already organised a match at the ibrox club's training ground for this afternoon. the premier league has admitted to the bbc that there were three incorrect decisions involving penalties in last night's matches. one in each of the three games. they admitted that manchester united's bruno fernandes shouldn't have won a penalty for this challenge. but fernandes went on to score it himself as

mike pompeo spoke about the issue in copenhagen earlier today. >> we are setting up clear expectations for how the chinese party is going to behave and when they don't, we will take actions to protect the american people. tok: china is vowing retaliate. the european central bank might ask banks to hold off on dividends through the end of the year. bloomberg has learned that several board members do not see enough clarity on the economy to justify restarting payouts yet. that decision is not yet final. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:00 in new york and 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg markets.". i will be speaking with bill ackman. we will discuss the debut of his new blank check company which raised $4 billion in its initial offering. he will weigh in on what kinds of companies he wants to target with the money and other investments. first, let's look at the markets. we are higher. the nasdaq has erased all of its

secretary of state mike pompeo spoke about the issue in remarks in copenhagen earlier today. >> we are setting clear expectations for how the chinese communist parties going to behave. when they don't, you're going to take actions that protect the american people. alix: joining us for more is kevin. what happens now? are pushing back and they are saying in a statement from china's foreign ministry, "china condemns such an unjustified move which will sabotage china-u.s. relations." toy urge the united states withdraw its erroneous decision. otherwise china will make necessary reactions. i do want to note that this is part of a broader bipartisan u.s. shift in strategy for how they are dealing with the chinese. yesterday there were indictments against two alleged chinese hackers who act and, according to the department of justice, and trying to get covid-19 research. john, who leads the department of justice's national security division. i asked him why they are doing this. he says what the communist party is doing is allowing them to continue their criminal activity instead of acting li

in the europa league. . ..manchester united have been drawn against istanbul bashak—shehir or copenhagen, wolves have a potential tie against sevilla or roma and rangers will play inter milan or getafe if they reach the last eight. steven gerrard's side trail bayer leverkusen 3—1 after the first leg of their last 16 tie.united and wolves will meet in the semi—finals if both get through. the scottish premiership season will kick off on 1st august after receiving written approval from the scottish government. the government has also confirmed that clubs can arrange friendly matches with immediate effect — as long as players are tested for covid 19 weekly from 13july. liverpool captain jordan henderson will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. the midfielder scored in the 3—1win against brighton on wednesday before limping off late on in the match. he won't need surgery and should be fit in time for the start of next season. everybody fell for him, absolutely. he deserves to lift the trophy and he will lift the trophy. i said no surgery, no surgery he will lift the trophy

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is it same intake down as copenhagen? so to try to get a read and he organizes the enormous database it's called these dimensions that are now famous in psychology of ways to understand the cultures of the world differ. he comes up with a series of dimensions and then to categorize. so one of them is individualism all of the countries in the world exist so the most collective culture in the world is guatemala the most is to the united states why are we the only industrialized nation in the world not to have national health insurance? because we are individuals one of the definitions of individualism is to what extent do you feel responsible for the welfare other than yourself? we feel less responsible than any other country in the world. another dimension is uncertainty avoidance how tolerant is that culture of ambiguity? when things go hairy with a crisis are you willing to be flexible or do you adhere to the rules of the principles they lay down before hand? and there are wide differences along that dimension those are

happening now secretary of state mike pompeo is in copenhagen, denmark, on a european diplomatic trip where he's talking about china and the arctic. we'll have to wait to see what he has to say about that breaking news, the sudden shutdown of the chinese consulate in houston. >>> and coming up next a quick look at the top stories we're following for you on this wednesday morning. including breaking news in alaska rocked by an earthquake. where it sent a lot of people running to higher ground. plus, drivers angry at uber and lyft. the debate over personal protective gear. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪ menutaur get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah! it's beautiful! say what? i said it's bea.... try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. >>> welcome back. 6:56. here is a look at the top stories we're following for you this morning. >>> breaking overnight alaska still experiencing aftershocks following a 7.8 earthquake centered near the islands about

well as we just heard from the secretary of state mike pompei o who is on a visit to copenhagen denmark the u.s. has been extremely concerned about chinese efforts to steal law intelligence secrets still to was corporate intellectual property and otherwise undermine the rule of law here in the united states there are unsubstantiated allegations at least by the state department that the chinese consulate in houston has not been involved in this theft of intellectual property but certainly the order has now gone out that the staff in their families assigned to that facility in houston must leave the country within 72 hours it's not the 1st time that the u.s. government has closed another country's official law presence in this country will our viewers will offer haps recall the closure of the syrian embassy during the 1st years of that country's civil war and certainly after the hostage crisis erupted in tehran in 1979 the us ordered the closure of the iranian embassy also in washington. the secretary of state my campaign has been out front on this us fresh a campaign against china we've

terry of state flew to london to copenhagen this week for meetings with his counterparts in those countries the administration right up to the u.s. president donald trump has been very very critical of china's efforts out whether to build fake islands in the south china sea and then to establish territorial claims claims which the u.s. and a number of countries in the region have opposed but also taking a very close look at the work of journalists in this country which the u.s. accuses of working as foreign agents and looking at the work of students who come to the u.s. for academic work but again the u.s. suspecting them of working on behalf of the government in beijing rosenfeld the update since joining in virginia. is a full moon u.s. deputy national intelligence officer the full trans national threats he explained the timing of the decision. well we are in a spiraling crisis certainly relations between the u.s. and china have been deteriorating for some time and trump is clearly chosen to make china a bogeyman in his campaign since everything else gone wrong you know if you blame someon

out and celebrate and things are out of control even having to change their own plans as a result of copenhagen members of their staff ok kimberly. sort of covered there but listen a little bit about the reopening you know many places were meant to be reopening and now obviously that's having to be reversed. yeah the ground we haven't covered yet and you're right in terms of some of these flare up states what we've been seeing is that the concern going into this weekend is that these are going to become what they call the super spreader events in other words a lot of people who are asymptomatic go there feeling fine but they then in turn pass it off and they're carrying the virus they pass it on to people and we see these flare ups happening about 14 days from now they're really worried about that in local a callee localities all around the united states we see places like miami beach scaling back putting in curfews we've also seen southern california closing some beaches and the same in southern florida we're also seeing that there are some national chains like apple decided to close a lot of

fresh a campaign against china traveling to various capital in recent days as we've seen to london copenhagen as well and calling on washington and its allies to use what he called more creative in a sense his way a set of ways to press the chinese communist party to change its ways how far and as a trump administration winning to go with this strategy and what is ultimately is it trying to achieve what is it trying to achieve ultimately. well what the administration is doing is clearly a coordinated campaign right now from inside the trump administration to attack china on multiple fronts but the goal is not clear and there's a broad critique that essentially boils down to we the united states have failed china is getting away with things that they shouldn't be and we have to stop it and that's about where it ends secretary pumpin has not called for regime change in china but he is constantly attacking the chinese communist party in language that is very reminiscent of that kind of objective and where does that take us it's not clear and with president trump getting more desperate in this el

the declaration reached ireland, austria, the dutch republic, and spain by the end of august and then copenhagen and florence by early september. ironically, given the delegate's focus on france, the declaration turned up there quite belatedly. the dunlap broadsides that congress had sent to silas deane in paris have been lost in transit. they were lost in transit and replacements did not arrive until early november. by then, two french translations had appeared in paris newspapers, but is not certain if senior members of the french court had yet read them or acknowledged them. what is certain is that when they did, the french were unimpressed. silas deane was under instructions to obtain as early as possible a public acknowledgment of the independency of these states from the french king, but no such acknowledgment was forthcoming. weeks passed and then months. the french court said nothing. john dickinson, the lawyer from pennsylvania, had predicted this would happen. in his speech against independence back on july 1, dickinson had stood up to ridicule the notion that a written declaration wou

again, in the various countries where we operate, lisbon, paris, amsterdam, oslo, dublin, copenhagen, there are these sort of metrics locally and we are committed to meet those different standards. i do share your comments about thefact that unleashing energy of female colleagues is the best way to provide sustainable growth to respective organizations. that is what we are doing. annmarie: speaking about culture , what about work from home in your company? when do you plan to bring staff back? what percentage of your employees are still working from home? stephane: the vast majority of our staff works from the office. we are back home by default since the end of may. situation obviously is slightly differentiated in some of our offices. we have a large team in london where it is what you are familiar with. .e believe the best way we do believe there is a sustainable model where the vast majority of employees operate from zoom or skype and we believe that in addition to analytical contributions, people ,ust contribute for creativity for client interactions, and that is why the model wi

not unlike the new yorks and l.a.s, and they were doing something quite different than in copenhagen or here in london. they were literally hand-picking the first students to go back. they were picking kids from essential family workers and kids in the most vulnerable families who didn't have ipads at home, who maybe couldn't distance learn, which is a really interesting, smart tactic, and certain it's working so far. katy. >> so interesting to at least get a glimpse of denmark and paris. molly, thanks so much for bringing that to us and helping us learn what might work here. chuck, over to you. >> you know, comparing to europe, we have to get our virus under control like they did before you can start reopening schools. that is step one before schools. step one before the process takes place. >>> coming up, we're tracking tropical start fay. bill karins joins us after a quick break. eak.insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my ph

we were just -- i was with secretary pompeo the last few days in london in copenhagen with prime minister boris johnson and foreign minister. we were talking about exactly this threat and how we rally the world together against the new chinese tyranny. new aggression under chairman xi the head of the chinese communist party. i think it's important to note, brian, that over the past 40 to 50 years, we have tried through republican and democratic administrations. we tried opening up to china. we tried appeasement. we have tried doing more business and getting both countries to come together, bringing them in to international organizations. and what you will see today at around 4:30 eastern time, secretary mike pompeo will be at the nixon library to give what i think is one of the most historic speeches as it relates to foreign policy that anyone will give in this administration. he is going to lay out exactly what the chinese communist party has done. how our opening to china has failed. and how we are now embarking on a new policy, which is distrust and verify as it relates to the chinese