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I'm going to explore the lessons we can learn when creativity and ambition collide

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S&P futures right now down 10 points. The Dow E-Many

that's down about half a percent. Nasake E-many futures down to 24 points that's

down a half a percent stocks slumping with oil and also metals after Central Bank

meetings increased concern the global economy may be losing momentum.

We have the yen soaring up 1.8 percent, 104.09.

And if you believe in these surveys, a survey by Ipsis Mori for the evening standard newspaper in Britain released today shows 53% support for leaving the European Union with

47% for remain.

Sterling right now down 8 tenths of a percent at 140-89. Brent accrued down 75

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