her current chairman julia reid had felt that they needed to expand what norton was doing and they felt we could get more recognition with two lines rather than just one and joy started in the last two years and it's such an aide gold working under norton but to separate the books into different areas of critics readers and everyone focused in on the books. >> host: 370 looks in the past 10 years. that's about 37 near. is that a pretty heavy lift? >> guest: my shoulders feel as if they are sagging to be honest. it's been a lot of books. we have a high productivity rate. unfortunately we have to turn down so many books and i have wonderful colleagues. i have wonderful editors. we all aspire to the same goals. we are a family i think i have 12 assistants who run good parts of american publishing and so we have all done this together so it's me but it's also a lot of other editors. >> host: i know you follow publishing news mr. weil. what weil. what do you think about some of the books that have been canceled or dropped by publisher's? >> guest: i honestly have not been involved. i have no

regulation to break apart or slow down much, much less good >> reid. >> thank you, julia. this is courtney up at the new york stock exchange. >> you know what reid has just lost you, courtney if you want to tell me the question i can pass it along >> sure, julia, i was wondering how he is advising companies how to protect against ransomware attacks and what they're doing to step up their game as these bad guys get sophisticated >> this is the question about cybersecurity. how are you advising that companies you're investing in to protect themselves and also is there an opportunity for you as an investor to create solutions there? >> so one of the -- cybersecurity is one of the evergreen investments in venture capital. and my firm has a number of people who have made things like palo alto networks which was incubated at graylock and a number of things and so cybersecurity is super important. essentially, however terrified you are about cybersecurity, you're probably not terrified enough, right? the fact that all of this infrastructure is there and there's this ability for w

>> there and probably everywhere julia, thank you for that. looking forward to your first on cnbc interview later with linkedin's reid hofer. "techcheck" is back in just a minute. above everything? you decide fast... is never fast enough. you put muscle over matter. and you make horsepower... a superpower. ♪ welcome to the brotherhood of muscle. only 6% of us retail businesses have a black owner. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business accelerator at amazon. and now we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day for black businesses. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany. and this is just the beginning. ♪ ♪ >>> work from home stocks up big over the past month, but are these names poised for correction as they rise above street estimates dom chu breaking it down for us. dom? >> deirdre, look at the big winners from that work from home trade era, some of the cloud infrastructure remote work and cybersecurity-related stocks hosting big gabe gains over thet months names like these, given a recent jump in hack

back over to you >> thank you, julia, we look forward to your coverage during this week including the interview tomorrow >>> let's get some final thoughts here before our show ends mike, we saw momentum from the nasdaq start midday and kick up through the closing bell do you think we'll start with the positive open tomorrow >> well, i would actually think you might get a little bit of upside drift but overnight it's always been a crap shoot, actually been a little bit of as 9:30 hits we get a little bit of a different tone apple and amazon today basically added almost half a percent net to the s&p 500 so it tells you it was a little bit concentrated but kind of the market kind of held serve i would say as opposed to buckling the way it had. >> i said the same thing on friday keeping an eye on the dollar, nice bounce and soft earlier in the session and similar to the yields act in the morning. >> exactly we do have this dynamic, where dollar index is going up with yields going down, it doesn't necessarily tell a consistent story in terms of what the macro driver of that is all the time