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"Stop Rex dot org, a message from nita and the ad council. Jody Schwartz noted tax attorney tells us why she recommends Jewish communal fund. I recommend that JCF to my clients to my colleagues to really anyone who asks a question about charitable giving because it's convenient. It allows you the maximum tax deductions permitted by law, and it just makes your life easier organized and simple. Another aspect for clients and for other colleagues who don't want their identities to be known or don't want to talk about the property that they're giving away to charity. I found JCS confidentiality. It's aggregate reporting to be very attractive to people. JCF can help you and your clients organize your charitable giving. With a donor advised fund, a fund can be established with a tax deductible contribution of $5000 or more. Contributions to JCF qualify for the highest tax deduction allowed by law, visit JCF and Y dot org or call 212-752-8277. Why do hedge funds and other alternative managers rely on Pershing for a highly personalized experience? Mark El Dorado managing director at BNY Mellon's Pershing and head of prime services shares how we help you consider everything. In today's revolving environment, the team at Pershing's prime services wants to know, what are you focused on now? Are you confident in the stability of your counterparty? Do you feel they can help you grow your business? When it comes to fundraising, do you have access to the mindset of the adviser or have what you need to navigate the ODD process? Exceptional service for our clients is at the core of what we do. Our award winning team is just one of the benefits of working with BNY Mellon, whether it's customized financing or securities lending solutions. BY melons Pershing is a prime burger who's committed to this business and dedicated to meeting your demands so you can focus on growing your business and producing results for your clients. To learn more about the unique and industry leading solutions for hedge funds and other alternative managers. Visit Pershing dot com. Persian LLC, member finra NYSE sippy. Markets, headlines, and breaking news 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick tape. This is a Bloomberg business flash. World Hank waters I'm Charlie palette. We've got 13 minutes to go ahead of the closing bell U.S. stocks at or near session lows right to the numbers ascent P now down by 77 points that is a session low down 1.6%. The Dow is down 304 lower now by 8 tenths of 1%, NASA stacked down 451 down 2.9%, bringing the year to date loss. Yes, the year is very young, but so far NASDAQ this year now down by 3%. The ten year yield 1.7% gold spot gold down $4 down two tenths of 1% 1810 and West Texas intermediate crude up two tenths of 1%, 77, 17 of arrow. 12 minutes to go before that closing bell clangs on Wall Street equities deepening losses after minutes from the fed flag the chance of earlier and faster interest rate increases. I'm Charlie Todd as a Bloomberg business flash.
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"This is a Bloomberg money minute. Buying stuff on a social media platform may seem weird to a lot of people, just like buying things on a computer a quarter century ago. But just like online shopping then, social media is shopping is about to explode. A study by Accenture forecast purchases on social networks such as Facebook, TikTok, and WeChat is going to grow three times faster than sales from traditional channels over the next three years, becoming a $1.2 trillion business by 2025. Verizon and AT&T have agreed to delay the launch of their new 5G services, but only by two weeks for now, launches were supposed to be tomorrow. Airlines have said the new 5G might interfere with aircraft electronics and pose a safety hazard, the delay comes after aviation groups, pressured government entities, including The White House to intervene directly and as airlines threatened to sue. On Wall Street, the Dow and S&P 500 are extending yesterday's closing records. 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Stocks are surging just a bit, extending all time highs as investors bet the American economy will stand tighter monetary policy. Treasuries are down in the yen has dropped to the lowest level since 2017. The S&P is up three tenths of a percent now up 15, the Dow is up 9 tenths per percent of 325 and the NASDAQ's down 7 tenths of a percent down a 103, the ten year is down ten, 30 seconds, the yield is up to 1.66%, West Texas intermediate crude is up 1.6% to 77 31 a barrel with comics gold up 8 tenths of a percent in 18 14 even per ounce. The valerian won 1611 the Euro dollar 1316 the British found the dollar 35 47.
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"Is Bloomberg. And it's this is the Bloomberg green business report sponsored by Dell. Hawaii is rethinking tourism post pandemic for the first time native Hawaiians are in the majority of the state's tourism authority, not mainlanders with hospitality degrees, each of Hawaii's four counties has developed a strategic plan that focuses on sustainable destination management rather than marketing. There are several ways visits to Hawaii might be different reservations could be required for popular natural attractions and visitors may be charged a conservation fee upon arrival. New arrivals might get some crash courses on being a good tourist, one site already shows a 5 minute video that reminds guests to use only reef safe sunscreen and to stay a safe distance away from monk seals and other endangered animals. The general manager of a Hyatt managed resort near beach has removed amenities such as towels and lounge service to remind guests that the land has deep cultural significance. Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg radio. Jody Schwartz noted tax attorney tells us why she recommends Jewish communal fund. I recommend that JCF to my clients to my colleagues to really anyone who asks a question about charitable giving because it's convenient. It allows you the maximum tax deductions permitted by law. And it just makes your life easier organized and simple. Another aspect for clients and for other colleagues who don't want their identities to be known or don't want to talk about the property that they're giving away to charity. I found JCS confidentiality. It's aggregate reporting to be very attractive to people. JCF can help you and your clients organize your charitable giving. With a donor advised fund, a fund can be established with a tax deductible contribution of $5000 or more. Contributions to JCF qualify for the highest tax deduction allowed by law, visit JCF and Y dot org or call 212-752-8277. Why do hedge funds and other alternative managers rely on purging for a highly personalized experience? Mark El Dorado managing director at BNY Mellon's Pershing and head of prime services shares how we help you consider everything. In today's every evolving environment, the team at Pershing's prime services wants to know, what are you focused on now? Are you confident in the stability of your counterparty? Do you feel they can help you grow your business when it comes to fundraising do you have access to the mindset of the adviser or have what you need to navigate the ODD process? Exceptional service for our clients is at the core of what we do. Our award winning team is just one of the benefits of working with BNY Mellon, whether it's customized financing or securities lending solutions, BY melons Pershing is a prime burger who's committed to this business and dedicated to meeting your demands so you can focus on growing your business and producing results for your clients. 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With Karen Moscow and Nathan higger. Straight ahead related local headlines, plus a check of sports. At 5 eastern, on Bloomberg radio, the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com. 9 60 to the country, Syria's XM channel one 19, and around the globe, the Bloomberg business app in Bloomberg radio dot com. This is Bloomberg daybreak, Asia. It is a 30 a.m. in Hong Kong and here in Singapore, I'm Juliette Sully. And I'm Doug Krishna at the Bloomberg interactive broker studio in New York. We have higher interest rates today as a result of a pretty hawkish fed minutes or I guess you could say that the minutes are basically very hawkish and that was the reason we saw a spike in rates today. It weakened a lot of tech stocks. That's one of the themes we're going to be tracking as we continue here on the program. We'll take a closer look at market action in a moment when Brian Curtis joins us right now a few of the sours top business stories. Jules? And to the fed dog officials believe hikes in interest rates should come sooner and at a faster rate than previously expected. This is the key takeaway from those minutes of last month's fed meeting. Bloomberg's Kathleen Hayes tells us the fed is also getting ready to reduce the balance sheet. Clearly a significant number noting it could be appropriate to begin to reduce the size of the fed's balance sheet relatively soon after beginning to raise a part of funds ripped off. And in fact, some participants even judge the significant amount of shrinkage of the balance sheet could be appropriate as they normalize. So what's going on here? Basically, people are saying there's a lot of liquidity in the system. The fed doesn't want the yield curve to flatten and invert. If it starts reducing the balance sheet, it will put upward pressure on long-term yields and help prevent that. And at last month's meeting, fed officials were unanimous in expecting the need to begin raising rates this year, the minute stopped short of providing explicit guidance on the timing of rate liftoff. Let's stay with the fed because sources are telling us former fed governor Sarah bloom Raskin is a leading contender to be President Biden's pick for a top regulatory post at the fed. We have more from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet. It's a move that would please senators demanding swift action on climate change, senator Sheldon whitehouse who has been active on the climate issue, tweeted that a Raskin nomination as the fed's vice chair for supervision would be, quote, good news. The Rhode Island Democrat says Raskin really gets it on climate and senator Ben cardin of Maryland predicts Raskin will be easily confirmed. 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"The fed to have another look at this? Well, I think if the markets are very volatile in moving a very disruptive way, does that may need to signal some degree of patience. But as we've seen in the past 12 to 18 months, I think the fed has already set up been very good at communicating to the market and if you look at where the snow IS or the futures market, the price of in two to three hikes in 2022, which I do think is reasonable. So I think unless there is a significant change in the macroeconomic backdrop where the fed is signaling right now and where the market is expecting right now, I'm not anticipating a huge amount of volatility. So I'm expecting a gradual grind higher of treasury yields in a set of very disruptive or very volatile move in government bond yields. So imagining then if the yields were to push higher that only underpins the dollar and maybe using allows the green back to gain against the majors, where does that leave your thinking when it comes to equity trading across the apac? I think you're right. I think with higher interest rates in the short term, that will benefit the U.S. dollar as we've seen against the year, I guess, a number of Asian currencies. But don't forget, if we do get a more comprehensive recovery around the world and risk appetites come back in a much more sustained way, that usually is bad for the dollar. So I suspect we could see strength in the Dali the near term, but in the longer term to our second half of the year as the global economy continues to recover either more comprehensive way, the dollar could come under pressure and that would benefit Asia and emerging markets. How about the yuan that is continuing to show strength? Do you think some policy intervention is going to be required there or policymakers just going to have a hands off approach 20 seconds? It sees some policy intervention towards the end of 2021. So I think some degree of two way risks may be reintroduced to the market by the Central Bank and the policymakers. But overall, considering the current composition, the export performance and also the capital inflow into China despite quite a disappointing equity market performance, I do think that the overall direction for the UN continues to be off strength. Albeit not as aggressive as 2021. Chief Asia market strategist at JPMorgan asset management, thanks so much for joining us on Bloomberg, daybreak, Asia. A check in the markets for you in just a moment. This is Bloomberg. With the Bloomberg small business report, I'm John Tucker, brought to you by Granger. AmEx is the country's largest provider of small business cards. 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The new normal of remote working has created a variety of state and local tax challenges from tax nexus and multi state income tax apportionment to income tax withholding and tax resident status. Businesses and individuals need to stay ahead of these issues to help reduce the impact they may have on their overall tax liability. If you are a high net worth individual or a business owner, let Burton help protect you, your family, and your business. For more tax chat from burden accountants and advisers, visit burden LLP dot com. That's BER, DON, LLP dot com. Burden accountants and advisers, we listen, we solve, we do. Jody Schwartz noted tax attorney tells us why she recommends Jewish communal fund. I recommend that JCF to my clients to my colleagues to really anyone who asks a question about charitable giving because it's convenient. It allows you the maximum tax deductions permitted by law. And it just makes your life easier organized and simple. Another aspect for clients and for other colleagues who don't want their identities to be known or don't want to talk about the property that they're giving away to charity. I found JCS confidentiality. It's aggregate reporting to be very attractive to people. JCF can help you and your clients organize your charitable giving. With a donor advised fund, a fund can be established with a tax deductible contribution of $5000 or more. Contributions to JCF qualify for the highest tax deduction allowed by law, visit JCF and Y dot org or call 212-752-8277. From New York, another update on Wall Street, in fact, records to London. UK businesses are feeling the effects of higher prices. To Hong Kong, the Hank sang down about 1.3% right now. 20 four 7 business and market news that expands your worldview. Always nice to see you, French finance minister. I'm much more concerned about how things flow out of China. Bloomberg radio, the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com. 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"A Bloomberg money minute October has a bad reputation on Wall Street but not this year as stocks posted their best October gain in 6 years The major averages ended the day at new highs the down industrials climbed 89 the S&P gained 9 then as that added 50 Pfizer gained more than 1% the FDA cleared its COVID-19 vaccine for use in kids ages 5 to 11 The final step is for the CDC to issue specific guidelines about who should get the shot and how it should be given Moderna is closer to having a flu vaccine as it looks beyond its COVID shot the BioTech company says it expects to have early data on its experimental flu shot in hand within a matter of weeks Toyota is joining the move to electric vehicles for the battery powered SUV called the BZ four X it resembles the popular rav four and is due next year Larry kofsky Bloomberg radio Jody Schwartz noted tax attorney tells us why she recommends Jewish communal fund I recommend that JCF to my clients to my colleagues to really anyone who asks a question about charitable giving because it's convenient It allows you the maximum tax deductions permitted by law And it just makes your life easier organized and simple Another aspect for clients and for other colleagues who don't want their identities to be known or don't want to talk about the property that they're giving away to charity I found JCS confidentiality it's aggregate reporting to be.
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"Accountants and advisers we listen we solve we do This is a Bloomberg pursuits look at luxury The world's 50 best restaurants list for 2021 is out and noma wins again The Copenhagen restaurant has won the award four times in the past Geranium also in Copenhagen came in at number two with the dusseldorf ex tabari and Spain France and Sweden and saint Rao in Peru rounding out the top 5 To live in The White House but don't have the appetite for politics Decamp to hillsborough California near San Francisco where providing chairman and chief executive officer Has put his 22,300 ft² 24 room mansion on the market for $35 million The mansion sits on 2.9 acres and was originally designed for a member of the Hearst family to be a deliberate echo of 1600 Pennsylvania avenue Back east Long Island's north fork is eating into the Hamptons Tony terrain and attracting more and more urbanites even those finance diehards who grow tired of the scene further south Amanda rode Bloomberg radio Jody Schwartz noted tax attorney tells us why she recommends Jewish communal fund I recommend the JCF to my clients to my colleagues to really anyone who asks a question about charitable giving because it's convenient It allows you the maximum tax deductions permitted by law And it just makes your life easier organized and simple Another aspect for clients and for other colleagues who don't want their identities to be known or don't want to talk about the property that they're giving away to charity I found JCF confidentiality it's aggregate reporting to be very attractive to people JCF can help you and your clients organize your charitable giving with a donor advised fund A fund can be established with a tax deductible.
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"Do, Jody Schwartz noted. Tax attorney tells us why she recommends Jewish communal fund. I recommend the J C F to my clients to my colleagues. To really anyone who asked the question about charitable giving, because it's convenient. It allows you the maximum tax deductions permitted by law, and it just makes your life easier, organized and simple, another aspect for clients and for other colleagues who don't want their identities. Own or don't want to talk about the property that they're giving away to charity. I found JCs confidentiality its aggregate reporting to be very attractive to people. J. C F can help you and your clients organizer charitable giving with a donor advised fund, a fund can be established with a tax deductible contribution of $5000 or more. Contributions to J. C F qualified for the highest tax deduction allowed by law. Visit J. C f n y dot org Or call 21275 to 8 to 77. To be able to go back to the movies, introduced my family to my new girlfriend for my husband, who's been a chronic asthmatic as whole life so I can visit friends in a different state. So I can take my granddaughter out to the park again so that I could hug my 85 year old grandma again. We each have our own reason for why we're getting vaccinated against Covid 19. What will yours be? Visit Get vaccine answers dot org For information on the Covid 19 vaccines. It's up to you brought to you by the AD council. When we say Bloomberg brings you the latest financial and business news anywhere we've actually.
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"We do. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Frequent fliers are being warned about hoarding unused airline miles because airlines are sitting on more miles and very few got used last year. They may decide to devalue that currency. Justin Bachman wrote the story for Bloomberg News. We're hearing a lot about this topic because of the pandemic in the fact that last year Very few of us got on airplanes. Many people have not flown in over a year. However, we were still spending, putting many purchases on cards that generated airline points with the credit cards. You kept earning miles. But you weren't burning any of those miles. And so what happened across the industry is that balances have increased. And that has led to cautionary tales about what could happen in the future. As airlines try to bring those down. In April, Southwest Airlines reduced the value of its rapid rewards program by requiring all redemptions to use 6% more points. I'm Charlie Pellet, Bloomberg radio, Jody Schwartz noted. Tax attorney tells us why she recommends Jewish communal fund. I recommend that J C F to my clients to my colleagues. To really anyone who asked the question about Charitable giving, because it's convenient. It allows you the maximum tax deductions permitted by law, and it just makes your life easier. Organized and simple. Another aspect for clients and for other colleagues who don't want their identities to be known, or don't want to talk about the property that they're giving away to charity. I found JCs confidentiality It's aggregate reporting..
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"Way solved. We do this is your Bloomberg real estate report. Under the spell, a gritty, It's not only about tight inventory on homes to buy rentals, especially short term rentals are going to be in high demand. Now that the unofficial start of summer has finally kicked off. I think this is going to be a travel rebound like we've never seen it. I've never seen in my lifetime. Probably gonna be a travel rebound like anything you've seen in the century, Brian Chesky, CEO of Airbnb says as people cast off their pandemic problems and start traveling again, the floodgates are going to open if what happened with those who got vaccinated against covert earlier this year, is setting indication as they start getting vaccinated bookings for that covert went up 60% and the band for short term rentals is already heating up. If you list on Airbnb 50% of people get a booking within four days. It's not all party all night for the industry, though Airbnb is just extended its party ban until the end of the summer to prevent large unauthorized parties. And that's your Bloomberg real estate report. I'm Didi's Pellegrini. Jody Schwartz noted. Tax attorney tells us why she recommends Jewish communal fund. I recommend that J C F to my clients to my colleagues to really anyone who asked the question about charitable giving, because it's convenient. It allows you the maximum tax deductions permitted by law, and it just makes your life easier, organized and simple. Another aspect for clients and for other colleagues who don't want their identities to be known, or don't want to talk about the property that they're giving away to charity. I found JCs confidentiality..
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"Supreme Court justices struggled with a case about a high school cheerleader who claims her First Amendment rights were violated when she was suspended from the team because of a profane Snapchat post. Some of the justices like Sonia Sotomayor and Brett Kavanaugh seemed to think the punishment of a yearlong suspension from the team was excessive. You're punishing her here because she went on the Internet. And cursed and used a curse. Word related to what To her and happiness with the school and cheering right. She's competitive, she cares. She blew off steam, like millions of other kids have when they're disappointed about being cut from the high school team or not being in the starting lineup, while others were concerned that any sort of broad ruling would have unforeseen consequences. Here's Justice Stephen Bryer, I'm frightened to death of writing a standard joining me his first Amendment expert, Eugene Bollock, a professor, You see Ellie Law School. So 50 million public school students in the country. They're all on social media. How significant is this case? Well, it could be huge or it could be narrow. It all depends on how the justices decide that. Indeed, it could be huge, even in social media. So the funny thing about the way the argument went, is the lawyer for the school. Lisa Blast starts out with this very speech Protective article. She says. Look, Tinker the official path World. First Amendment Protection for K through 12 students. It's actually very speech protective. It's so speech protective that it's not a problem to apply it to social media and apply it the other off campus speech. To be sure, in certain situations such as when somebody is saying something that might interfere with the way that they're athletic programs is operating or something like that. Then the speech could be punished, but generally speaking, most political, religious and other such speeches for real. The strongly protected on campus enough on the other hand, upcoming David Cool director of the A C L U, who is the lawyer for the student, and he says, Oh, this tinker test, which is actually very un protective. It allows all sorts of restrictions that school And that's why I can't be extended off campus because it provides the little protection that it has to be cabins to school speech. So because of the imperatives of litigation, they were just trying to win the case for their clients. They sense almost looked size on the bigger picture. Question of the scope of Tinker. That question is going to be very much in play. Potentially, the court could hand down a decision. For example, that says, yes, Tinker applies on campus as well. That's campus because thinkers such a speech protected standard and that could affect be tried for K through 12 students everywhere. Thinkers, the landmark case from 1969, where the court said that students don't shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech at the schoolhouse gate. Can you explain the standard established in Tinker? Sure, Tinker Standards, says, Generally speaking, K through 12 students speech can be restricted if it is reasonably likely to create material itself. Angel's interruption. So think about it is a disruptive speech. Did it generally speaking, you can't punish ordinary citizens speech because it's disrupted but at least after school finger says that the speeches Substantially and materially disruptive. Then in that case, you can indeed be risk. So the question presented to the court here is what is this speech Aqua camp, but it risks creating disruption on campus. Does the school have the power to restrict that beach too? Or with that unconstitutionally give the school sort of 24 7 power over student speech in a way that the First Amendment cannot help. So you had justice Alito's saying they needed a clear rule and justice Bryer saying I'm frightened to death of writing a standard. Do you have any idea where they might come out in this? You know, it's very hard to tell. It's always hard to tell from oral argument where the justices are going to do. I do think there was a general concern on the part of many justice about schools having undue power to restrict students speech, especially speech that unlike this feature in this particular case, Really doesn't deal with kind of bigger picture. Political, religious social issues, including those issues as they intersect with the school like, for example, claims of maybe misconduct of sexual misconduct by teachers or classmates. On the other hand, I do things that you saw a lot of justice is recognizing that schools need considerable authority to make sure that the school and goes on effectively. So again. I think it's very hard figure out whether going to do Justice Brett Cavanaugh suggested a narrow kind of ruling that might not give much guidance to lower courts. A lot depends on whether the justices want to resolve this issue now themselves or leave it to lower courts, for example, you could imagine the court saying Tinker does apply off campus because it's important to prevent disruption on campus and off campus speech can cause on campus disruptions. What? We're not resolving how disrupted the speech needs to be. We're not resolving whether there would be a different standard for speech That's disruptive nearly of an extracurricular activity, and the only thing that's happening to the student is the student suspended from that activity. We leave that for lower courts to results. You could imagine the court doing that same time. I do think that Justice Alito has a good point that government officials and students deserve some guidance is the what can be said and what can be punished. And if the court just sort of leave things on certain. Then there won't be much protection for speech, and there won't be much protection for the legitimate interests of billboards. Thanks, Eugene. That's professor Eugene Folic of U C L. A law school coming up next, a Supreme Court decision that depended on one word you're listening to Bloomberg. Jody Schwartz. It's Mother's Day. I love Remember Bull gift. It's been a long year..
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