Epstein Secrets

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g -0.78%) • Building Materials/Construction: U.S. ABI index dipped to 53.0 in August from 55.8 in July Leading European Sectors: Oil & Gas +0.50%, Telco +0.48%, Healthcare +0.38% Lagging European Sectors: Media -0.56%, Autos/Parts -0.51%, Construction -0.46% Secondaries (announced/priced): SDLP, GLO

nary GDP will be out on Sunday night which should have implications for the consumption tax debate. Multiple market holidays today including: India, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, South Africa, Turkey, UAE. European markets mixed in subdued trading to finish the week. Earnings quiet today but,

losed -1.8%) • Nikon cuts forecast by almost 25% as demand for compact cameras weakens (closed -14.3%) Leading European Sectors: Basic Res +2.01%, Telco +1.15% Autos/Parts +0.55% Lagging European Sectors: Real Estate -0.51%, Food/Bev -0.42%, Chemicals -0.22% DNDN revs missed — WIFI good qtr— HAYN pe

999 operations) 8. Indonesia: very good meetings with PT Telkom/Telkomsel (incumbent telecom operator in Indonesia), now in internal processes 9. Philippines: roadshow in January/February in cooperation with PLDT. Initial interest from Dubai Police, AD police - additional documents were requested and sen

in the Vol P protocol in order to traverse some Telco providers in Israel like Pelephone Company, this will help us also abroad in areas where the Telco companies block Vol P communication. e. CRM - The CRM is scheduled for starting of QA for Sprint 42 and a release in 15.02 3. Research a. indoor P