you mentioned this is more than just google translate, but many of us have used google translate when it comes to trying to read articles coming out of china. so what does $80 million get you beyond google translate in terms of the benefits of this service? >> well, of course, there's a translation that will be from folks who are familiar with the slogans, the particular sayings, for example, in china, so more accurate than a rough google translate. but also the analysis part is very valuable and right now we mentioned, of course, china and russia, but there is a potential to expand it beyond those nations as well. so the analysis part is especially important. and important not just for people in government, not just a benefit to the state department or the department of defense, so forth, the administration, but also to the media, for example. and i believe it was radio free asia, for example, that translated documents of procurement contracts and they were the ones that broke the story on the uighur internment camps. so there's a real role for this kind of translation and analysis i

you can buy both facebook and google at a lower multiple than apple. and don't forget, apple is a massive pandemic beneficiary and so, for them, their iphone revenues over the last five years, fiscal 15 to fiscal 20 were down 11% over five years before you had this pandemic benefit. ipad, mac sales were also down year over year before the pandemic hit so, you know, for me, it's -- we like facebook a lot. we like google a lot they're growing 2 to 3 times faster and buy them at a lower multiple with faster growth rates in the future. and we haven't even gotten into the risks around privacy and what that does to their app store or take rates. >> right, dan. how much weight do you put into the services piece of the apple story? still a relatively small portion of revenue, but if you think that during the pandemic, they were a beneficiary and were able to grow that installed user base, could that not provide greater than expected growth >> well, don't forget, i mean, that's the whole reason the multiples has gone up so much despite the growth that they've s

school board president jan michael greenberg had editing access to a google drive of secret dossiers compiled against outspoken parents that included their social security numbers, social media posts, financial records, and even their divorce proceedings. now it gets even worse. the google drive also includes body cam footage of parents and their kids covertly taken by the school board president's father. in one video the father, whose name is mark greenberg, can be heard trashing the parents he surreptitiously recorded. >> they don't like having their picture taken i tell you that. it's not about -- if the district falls into their hands that would be the end. but it's a little risque, showing a little back cleavage. [laughter] >> you know, i'm always here to entertain the masses. >> somewhere around here we have a private investigator who is breaking down all their plans. >> laura: you heard that right, they hired a private detective to spy on parents. joining me now is amy carney, a scottsdale parent who was targeted in those dirty dossiers and eventually brought them to light. al

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we know that you have sued google. how is that progressing? >> to be clear, google is still our partner. we support youtube music. we continue to work with them. that's part of existing in the tech industry. the partnership. sometimes, there are issues you can't resolve through regular negotiations so we are very confident, we are very -- head of positive ruling in august and tomorrow, we should get an update on the next step in that procedure. it is something we are very confident in. we invented the category and we believe that we need to stand up for all inventors in smaller companies in the face of anyone trying to trample on our intellectual property rights. caroline: it's interesting that you are able to disassociate. how do you still have a good working relationship with the likes of google when it does seem to have got relatively personal? >> it's mutually beneficial at the end of the day. some of those things they want to be in, the homes that sonos is in. we want to offer customers all of the services. that's one of our strengths. we

enough is enough hundreds of google employees drawing a line in the sand over vaccine mandates tis the season for a data breach a warning of hackers striking over the holidays. >> and a morning rbi puts president biden oil in context this is "worldwide exchange. >> good morning. good afternoon, good evening happy thanksgiving eve i am brian sullivan. thank you for joining us think about interest rates and maybe turkey stock futures tuesday, merely a mirror image of monday. the dow up tech down and commodities up dow futures are down about 130 as well. nasdaq futures are lower the dow has done a little here and there. a pretty sizeable decline with the underlying story nasdaq futures down about 34 points small caps lower as rates try to claw their way higher. yield is lower at 1.64%. looking at oil and the strategic release. oil looking a little higher. this is why at 5:00, you can't look five minutes earlier because things change. there is no volume oil is down. we'll explain why or at least try to in the rbi coming up the in this case in asia overnight china slamming the biden adminis

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you mentioned other companies, amazon, google, microsoft. amazon was selling their technology to law enforcement, which created issues. they paused that a few years ago. i think this is a way for facebook -- meta-, to put pressure on others in the industry, probably try to get ahead of potential regulation. we have seen lawmakers in the usa, we need laws, we need rules around how this technology works. this is facebook getting out of the game on the earlier side so that when there are these laws, when there are rules that come about, they are not necessarily reacting in the same ways their competitors will have to. emily: the company says they will delete one billion facial templates. how can we be sure that that information will actually be deleted? >> it's a great question and i tweeted about this story, and all the replies were essentially, ok, sure thing, facebook. it goes to show you how little faith there is that the company that will make a big public announcement like this will follow through. we will have to expect them to essential

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google is also adding an easy way to search mall. direct rescind its maps app so you can instantly find out if there's a set of on site or whatever else you're looking for. the hallmark channel is now available on youtube tv just in time for the holidays to other channels are also now included in the lineup hallmark movies and mysteries and hallmark drama. the deal comes just in time for the channel's countdown to christmas and miracles of christmas programming. aka, the predictable movies. we love to cozy up on the couch to watch this time of the year. all 3 of the home are channels are now available for youtube tv subscribers with no monthly price increase. and finally an autonomous robot has made the world's first needle list injection. the kobe robot was created by a company founded at the university of waterloo. the robot can be programmed handle various tasks by itself. founder showed how the robot could administer an interim muscular injection like a vaccine without a needle. and without the need for a nurse. the company says

. >> this is your immediate title, life after google. i'd recommended which is related to this new book deeming ai. i'm going to take you unexpected somewhere. i think partlybecause i'm looking at messages coming from our viewers . following on what i just said about what you said about the stultifying effects of this belief really, this faith that the mine is nothing other than accidental material. mechanical and physical so this person says the mind is still more complex than the organic system is hard to say there is no god so that's what this person says. i think that's a goodpoint but i have another point that's different from that which is this . let me try this on you. when i was reading your book this thought struck me which is that there is always has been in civilization something of attention if not always a position between a mindset which is empirical in nature and a mindset which is spiritual and pious in nature. that's why people say religion and science have been in each other's way and there's something to that but based

google took down alexei navalny's youtube videos. the russian government threatened apple and google and they both caved quickly and did what putin wanted them to do in terms of crushing dissent and crippling the opposition. is there a role for the u.s. government to play to stop american private companies from doing putin's bidding like that or for doing things like that for other authoritarian regimes around the world? >> well, i think there is, but let's start first at home, rachel. i share your concern about what happened in the russian elections, but i think first we have to take necessary legislative and regulatory action to begin to regulate the way that our social media and tech companies operate. you know, we had to have new rules for the industrial age at the beginning of the last century. well, we certainly need new rules for the information age because our current laws, our framework is just not adequate for what we're facing. there are a number of very good ideas about how to both apply existing laws and to fill the gaps

google, amazon, ibm competing in the space. industrial companies as well are looking to get into the mix. honeywell in there similar to classical computing, it's starting with the massive super computers, really used by universities and research labs to start and then on to the b2 b business applications. pharmaceuticals. health care, biotech, climate tech we will he is early applications for quantum and finance. it could be decades before there are consumer uses and quantum will touch everything we do. finally, guys, it will help power the metaverse, of course, which will need a lot of computing power. >> you had to throw in the metaverse, didn't you? almost a whole segment without it you talk about the startup space and big tech looking to get into this still very, very early stages. i know you said -- and a lot of vcs will tell you there is room for everyone we have seen other tech trends play out like artificial intelligence, ibm early with watson ahead of it then sort of overtaken by the startups that many of them have gon

what is googles meta-verse strategy? sundar: it has always been obvious to me that computing will adapt to people more than people adapting to computers. just like you speak to people, you see and interact, computers will become more immersive, they will be there. i've always been excited about the future of immersive from -- the future of immersive computing. emily: is that the meta-verse? sundar: go away i think about it is involving -- evolving computing in an immersive way. there will be many experiences, some of which will be immersive, interactive virtual worlds. that is the meta-verse concept. this does not belong to any company. this is the evolution of internet. all of it will continue to evolve. emily: google just hit a $2 trillion market cap -- alphabet, i should say. where will the next trillion dollars come from. sundar: always your market cap valuation is an effect of the value you provide. i feel fortunate our mission is timeless. there is more need to organize information than ever before. i still feel se

. >> life after google, highly recommended. it's related to this new book gaming ai. i'm going to take you somewhere unexpected here, partly because i'm looking at some messages coming from our viewers right now. so following on would i just said about what you said about the stultifying effects of this belief that states that the mind is nothing other than accidental material, mechanical and physical, so this person says the simplest of minds and persons are still more complex an entire world system, it's kind of hard to say there is no god, so that's where this person said. i think that's a good point, but i have another point that's a little different from that, which is this. we try this on me -- let's try this on. when i was reading your book this thought really struck me, which is that there is always has been in civilization something of attention, if not always opposition between unlined set which is empirical in nature and the mindset which is spiritual and pious in nature. so that's why people say religion and science

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how much does this move google into a position other people have discounted them. trading on cme, shares up 5.5%. the more interesting activity is google, you are seeing shares up on the news because people are looking at the potential for the cloud to gain more dominance. tom: it is a start free thursday, but if google could invest -- lisa: i will not start that rumor. tom: is never a dull moment. never forget humility as the chairman mentioned. i was wrong on bank of england. it was fascinating. stay with us through the day. small caps up. we have a countdown clock to the open on tv. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our audience worldwide, record high after record high. your equity market up six points , advancing .1%. the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. ♪ jonathan: from new york, we begin with the big issue. chair powell threading the needle. >> power-one company threaded the needle. -- powell and company threaded the needle. >> the f

and google submitted to be 5000 languages and honey make google and the help content available. on the way they did that was they invested in a community program and they needed the help of the community to make this successful in a facebook event if they had the collaborations with academia or other governments, to figure out collaborative strategies of this structured data, we would have a safer facebook and i think these other strategies with the content solutions are not right but they could be so much better. best to make it safer and if you want to continue actually do it in a way to protect, not just from american english. >> and on these platforms, to learn the future proofing field against the exchanges. and i facebook and google is what you see on the screen but increasingly, they are working in the realms of virtual reality and risk as well which would increasingly enable future engagement. do you know whether these principles, around safety and reducing harm being discussed for the future. because my concerns is that will be this bill right and actually the world wil

google off about a little bit goofy of a name. their moonshots in newark out, try to get hot air balloons to deliver the internet trying to get kites to deliver electricity right still a very good to very strong company. well, i you got to be and so well, we all kind of got used to going right. like you said, we learned about google. >> i still and i keep telling you this i'm unfamiliar trepidation about bitcoin, but it's doing well. ether is the one o one of them all. okay. but advisor. so what's going on with the clinton. bitcoin hit a record high today as did the over 68,000. i like if got smart contracts, more of an operating system per se. >> then a currency. its currency. but it's really more of an operating system for other digital current historic on in for artists, get supported and have to do writes managed properly effectively for lifetimes. >> the problem just about the problem the problem is you talked about the problem. it and they're too expensive for me already. you some guy get into late. >> yeah, whole look at th

google plays where it is plastic google, yahoo dot com. but those channels are kinda dozens, 75 percent of glass sticking packaging is single use. when you see all of this plastic on the ground, you see potential. yes, a lot of put the engine weekend transform all displaced in order for oscars enterprise to succeed though, he's going to need a lot of plastic wholesale, informal recycling, has been a long standing trade in columbia with 40000 trucks on the street. the both are collecting conventional useful waste with the scrap metal and plastic bottles. so we're in a big right now where the recycle is come to bring their plastic and other recyclable products. and they weigh them here so that they can then be paid. read her looking for paulina, he's the lead recycler, he's organize all of the recycling in this area. over recent years, government support has allowed people like paulina the opportunity to upscale and legitimize the industry creating recycling centers like this one all over the city . i'm video the emotion sequence at last the

nobody looks out more than say years would be a long-term chart and you can google long-term chart on any subject and yet i go back in my book, special government publications and i can find those answers back 50 years or 100 years is what you need to understand what's going on . and then i do a lot more things than just beverage consumption. >> you say you are a proponent of wikipedia. >> yes. i'll tell you, i believe you always have to be a skeptic, not a cynic where you always got people's motives but a skeptic. born in missouri, show me. in business history, wikipedia is often awful. sometimes it's okay but i used to work at the company or somebody who hates the company, read a history of the company that is 100 years old and it'll say two lines about the founding and in 2007 a sold out to so-and-so. there's all that missing but on the other hand if i want to look up a type ofbird, a city , its population, wikipedia is pretty darn good but certainly if i'm going to put something in writing in the book or in one of my blogs and newsletters i'm going to check and double check and ma

they attracted the likes of apple and google. how was the country finally convinced to come aboard with this plan because they were a hold out for a long time? well i, i think it, yes, the irish governments. huh. now, i mean, we're a minority voice and saying this for a long time, but said the article and, and most of the arch political establishments really played a central role in leading the race to the bottom globally, in terms of reducing the amount of tax that these incredibly profitable companies are paid and they have stubbornly resisted any a corporate tax reform and held out to the very last moment even on the 15 percent at which would be an increase on the very, very low level of 12 and a half percent that's currently charged an ard and, but i mean one of the points i make and it bears out the skepticism of your other guests. is that 12 and a half percent, which was already a pitifully low level of toxic to impose on these companies was never paid an ardent at the actual race was a fraction of that because of a whole r

and a 3rd of those surveyed say, get this their gift shopping via alexa and google home, which seems to risk privacy concerns. dave do's and don'ts for holiday shopping via smart speaker. well, and mainly i don't recommend buying gifts using a smart speaker, i mean would you trust your speaker to get it right? if you said something like buy a samsung galaxy know 20 when half the time you ask them to set a timer and they come back with yes, it's raining in istanbul or i'm calling holland for you. the biggest drawback to voice shopping, which is the term actually used for shopping using a smart speaker, is the lack of a screen on most devices, which is why smartphone based assistance are the dominant usage for shopping. however, there are a couple of the big smart speaker players that have versions with screens. and that can really help most people still want to see the products they're buying. this is why i never buy shoes online. i want to put them on a walk around the store a little, hey, of back to something you said a minute ago. i'm seeing rave reviews for that macbook air, 13 in

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i'm going to call google google, i'll never call them alphabet. meta platforms is facebook you say it's like survey says and the thing flipped. anything you don't like, in a police sta place you're avoiding putting money? >> a couple of areas investors want to make sure they're staying in their allocation there. i do still like facebook and that's are an area we're still holding. haven't been buying as of late rebranding and shaking up their story a little bit as they move into the metaverse investors we're in a position the near term sets up nicely but you don't want to go overweight in areas that may be overvalued in the market. you had a cryptocurrency graphic up i think there's room for the coins and tokens to take off areas you want to stay away from is the companies that are going to have problems and inflationary pressures you mentioned we are seeing rising costs if your company in the business model is going to be underpressure due to the rising cost we saw starbucks earnings they had a little bit of a struggle they'll be raising w wages.

donald trump won the white house, google pushed open markets out of our long time home, face but decided they wanted to rule the world. so it took a while but in late 2019 nikki and i reconnected and his book is proof of two things. first, that nifty indeed has the chops to save american journalism, and second, that nikki can pretty much do it on her own. that said, we do have someone with us today to talk with nikki about "news for the rich, white, and blue" who is himself very much ann expert in these same threats to american democracy, and that's matt thompson of the "new york times." that is editor of the times new headway initiative which it is deep investigations into economics, health, environment and more.♪ matt has worked at the fresno bee, minneapolis "star tribune" and the atlantic as well as at the center for public integrity and the poynter institute. in her book nikki writes the journalismd is what enables an active and engaged citizenry, so a last i welcome everyone who is joined us today because as good as important as this book is we can't win this great battle for dem

from the powers that most now threatened especially google and facebook but also from the prejudices and wealth ofof the privilege. within power and politics go out in the way. donald trump won the white house, google pushed open markets and facebook decided they wanted to rule the world. nikki and i reconnected and this book is proof of two♪ things. first nikki indeed has the chops to save american journalism and a second, nikki can pretty much do it on her own. that said we have someone with us today to talk about news for the rich, white and blue who is an expert on these things and that is matt thompson of "the new york times," the new headway initiative that does a deep investigation intoes economics, the environment and more. working at the fresno minneapolis star tribune and the atlantic as well as the center for public integrity at the institute. in her book, nikki writes the journalism is what enables an active and engaged citizenry so last i welcome everyone who's joined us today because as good as important as the book is, we can't win this great battle for democracy in

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. >> they have to move to life after google. >> this is your immediately life after google. i'm going to take you somewhere unexpected here, i think. partly because i'm looking at some messages coming from our viewers right now. following up what you said about the effects of this belief, this faith that the mind is nothing other than accidental material, mechanical and physical, this person says, the simplest of mind and the simplest of persons is more complex than the world internet system. it's hard to say there's no god. that's what this person says. i think that's a good point. i have another point that's a little different from that, which is this. let me try this on you, george. i was reading your book, this thought struck me, which is that there is always has been in the history of our civilization something of a tension, if not always opposition, between a mindset which is empirical in nature and a mindset which is spiritual and pious in nature. that's why people say religion and science have been in each other's way. there's something to that. what i'm seeing based

and this move could also help to bring back the google mobile services to far away devices as well. now, under this work around, while way it will not be selling phones under its own brand name. the 3rd party companies will be selling always develop devices under their own brand hallway, would actually benefit from whatever licensing or profit sharing deal signed between them. and while this certainly won't help hallway in developing its brand further, it help that it's already a huge brand that customers will already recognize the design and be loyal to it and know that it's a good product, even if it's labeled as something else. but yes, if it's able to boost the sales and distribution this way, then absolutely a very smart work around to help the portions of the mobile businesses that has been damaged by the us. now chris, the, i mean i guess i don't want to be a ne say are here, but if it, if it seems like bloomberg is reporting this is obviously public knowledge. but this is what they're doing to attempt to circumvent this trade band and blacklisting. when do you expect the bid

google, though, to trillion dollars market cap. you see yields there moving a little bit higher, up by about three basis points. we are going to be talking about natural gas as well. european natural gas moving higher. russia has not been sending gas as of yesterday, so we are not seeing the kind of flows we thought we may see on november 8. the house on friday passing the biggest u.s. infrastructure package in decades, marking a victory for president bynum and unleashing $550 billion of fresh spending on roads, bridges, public transit, and other projects. here with more is in reordering -- is annmarie hordern. annmarie: the president saying infrastructure week finally, met with some laughs from a very tired press corps, but that is something that this administration is able to go to the american people and say we delivered something the former administration could not, and that is why it is a long running joke in washington. but it wasn't without its bickering within the democratic party. friday evening it really came down to late

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from the powers that now most threatened and especially google and facebook, but also from the prejudices off wealth and privilege. then power and politics of god in the way. donald trump won the white house, googledo pushed open, facebookth decided they wanted o rule the world so it took a while but late 2019, we reconnected and this book was proof of two things. first, nikki indeed and at the e chops to save american journalism and can pretty much do it on her own. with that said we do have someone with us today to talk about news for the rich, white and blue and that is matt thompson editor of the initiative that does deep investigations into♪ economics, the environment and more. matt has worked at the fresno, minneapolis star tribune and the atlantic as well as the center for public integrity of the institute. in her book nikki writes the journalism is what enabled the active and engaged citizenry so last i welcome everyone who's joined us today because as good as nikki's book is, we can't win the great battle in the 21st century unless every citizen is active and engaged in every c

google was number 21 and tesla was number 23. and monster.com teams up with the military.com to produce their own list of the best employers for vets as with the vets index rangings this is filled out by the companies themselves so it is more about recruitment numbers. they found the most military friendly employers are hiring teams for veterans and they also accept military training in places of civilian employment credentials and high quality on board for families and a couple of government agencies and tsa and both part of the department of homeland security but the publicly trades ones are man tech international, chevron, caci international, and general dynamics and leidos. and then there is a honorable mention group where they highlight applied materials, chub, lockheed martin, pae, penske automotive and tex tron and union pacific and xpo logistics. it makes sense when you see defense contractors on the the list who knows more about logistics than the military. whoever they had supplying our troops in afghanistan where we go