Undermine hong kong protests. But the company says they are doing about it. Our conversation with a. C. L. , one of text most controversial companies. Alex tells us why protesters will not stop them from doing business with the Trump Administration. At first, the u. S. Announced it would extend in mind that detected Rural Networks from doing business. This comes as the trade war rages on. Is taking concerns about possible tax straight to the top. A move that has impressed President Trump. Pres. Trump he is the one that calls me. That is why he is a great executive. He calls me. Out and hire expensive consultants. Tim cook calls donald trump directly. Pretty good. I would take their call. The only one that calls me is tim cook. Whenever there is a problem, he will call. Whoe spoke to kathy would invests across the tech sector. Wantshink this president u. S. Companies to succeed. I think at the end of the day, this is part of negotiations and just that. It will end in lower tariffs overall. Manysaid, apple has so interesting things going for it right now. Apple tv, we are learning about that. I think they are changing the subject of it. Emily as you consider where to put your money, are tariffs put into consideration . Is it something you are thinking about . We think about taxes, which is what a tariff is. Taxes provide incentives or disincentives. Not having a taxes better than having a tax. We think that Services Platform that apple is building is going to overcome a lot of this and maybe even speed those services along. We have details about apple tv plus. We are expecting it to be unveiled in november. There are new trailers out for some of the shows. The gorilla in the room. Disney how optimistic are you about apple tv . That they arened pouring 6 billion into content, which is netflix circa toy 16. 2016. Emily netflix posted 14 billion. I think they have a good shot. The morning show with jennifer aniston, they are paying a lot for that. Episode costing more than game of thrones. Content providers are big winners here. Notink this is going to be just a one horse race. I think people will take several services. It is problematic for cable and traditional broadcast tv. Emily how much are you thinking about the antitrust issues, the doj opening an antitrust into tech in general. The fcc working at facebook, states looking at tax, there could be more. We think about that. We have pulled back on many of the names or we had, partly because of this issue. We think it will be litigated for years and years. It took all long time to break the mall bell into the baby bells. Working out ok for investors. It is not always a bad thing. The legal hassles, the distractions associated with it can be problematic for some companies. Emily you are saying that even if big tech is broken up, it is good for investors. Not necessarily. Companies will go through the process like microsoft did and nothing happened. It was just a distraction. Would much prefer full intention on their businesses and not on these full attention on their businesses and not on these legal. I just dont know. Sometimes, there is solution, meaning a breakup like that. Sometimes, it is never resolved. Emily emily given the antitrust issues, the Geopolitical Uncertainty and the economic uncertainty, the volatility of the markets, where are you putting your money across tech . We are invested in five platforms, heavily. They are all focused on exponential growth, which should overcome everything we are talking about if we are right. That is because the costs of these technologies are falling so quickly. When we talk about dna i andncing, illumin crisper therapeutic, these stocks are not priced for the x financial growth. We believe they are going to deliver during the next five to 10 years. Same thing with tesla, autonomous vehicles, electric vehicles first. We think electric vehicles are going to go for 1. 5 Million Units from 1. 5 Million Units globally sold last year to 26 Million Units. No one is expecting that. Autonomous taxi networks, no one believes that is going to happen. We are investing in opportunities that we believe are not discounted in the marketplace at all, in the case of gene editing. Together,e companies are only valued at 5 billion. Apple is close to a trillion dollars. These are life saving companies. We are not worried about tariffs in terms of our largest holdings. Would, ceo was kathy of ark investment management. Coming up, the Chinese Government has attempted to undermine protests in hong kong by backing fake accounts on twitter and facebook. How social Media Companies are cracking down next. If you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, listen on the Bloomberg App and on sirius xm. This is bloomberg. Twitter found or deleted thousands of attacks used by the government to undermine the protest and calls for clinical change. Facebook follow suit, saying it acted on a tip from twitter. Twitter says it will no longer accept advertising from statebacked media worldwide. We spoke to a Digital Economy fellow at new america and the president of the Global Situation room except the first who set up the first task force to counter russian disinformation and Bloomberg Tax sarah frier techs sarah frier. They are finding these coordinated disinformation efforts that are trying to discredit the protesters, calling the violent, saying what they are doing is maybe backed by western resources, just trying to cause tension within the group. Which is a similar to the tactics we have seen from russia in the u. S. Emily twitter says it kicked off 936 accounts. Facebook, five fake accounts, seven pages, three groups. We have statements from both companies. They said, overall, these accounts were deliberately and specifically attempting to so political discord in hong kong. Undermining the position of the protest movement on the ground. Facebook saying, although the people behind this activity attempted to conceal their identities, our investigation found links to individuals associated with the Chinese Government. Twitter said the same. Obviously, it doesnt sound like a huge number of accounts. But an image can go a long way and have an impact on the world. What is your reaction to this given the work you did with russia and your reaction to media crises . China has been building over the last several years capabilities to influence domestic, regional conversations around sensitive topics. What has happened over the last several days based on the information facebook and twitter uncovered, they have chosen to weaponize those capabilities. Many felt china would hold back on some of those capabilities, let russia take the heat, but clearly, they feel threatened. They have not yet even begun to scratch the Surface Software china supporters that are backed by china are trying to influence these debates. Emily you are looking at some of these posts that they are saying were backed by the Chinese Government. It is not necessarily surprising given the army of internet mediators behind the scenes in china that we have reported on for many years, but there is some irony that facebook and twitter are blocked in Mainland China but are not blocked in hong kong. What is your take . This is classic Chinese State propaganda machinery. The Chinese Government knows that they need to influence the International Perspective of what is going on. So they are going to where the conversation is taking place, facebook and twitter. Emily given the power that you are indicating the Chinese Government has, and the levers that they could pull, what are the longerterm dangers of this or longerterm threats of this, given that the u. S. Is going into another president ial election . Brett quite significant. As i said, the expectation many of us had was that china was going to wait and continue to develop and test some of these capabilities. Many of them are out in public. We see on the street corners the china daily paper. We also have come on television, the state tv. Yet, there is, behind all that, a well articulated strategy and one that china has chosen in this instance to activate. What concerns me is, if it is activated not only on hong kong, perhaps on other issues. South china sea, taiwan, let alone global issues, it would be devastating. China has capabilities that far surpass that of russia. They are able to combine not only this information capability but influence capabilities with the aid they give, with their trade and economic portfolio, paired with information operations, would be much more devastating both to markets as well as political conversations should they choose to go down that path. Brett. That was of the Global Situation room, sam of new america, and sarah frier. Regulars are looking into facebooks Digital Currency libra, a currency that has not launched yet. According to a document, the European Commission is investigating potential anticompetitive behavior amidst concerns the ambitions would unfairly shut up rivals. Sarah frier join us again with a guest to discussed. They are very concerned that cannot reasonably so, that if the Company Controls this currency that could rival the u. S. Dollar, that is way too much power to have. What facebook has said, this is not just our project. This is the project of all of our partners, there is a dense, distributed network. Emily some of those partners have kind of backed away. Or refused to raise their hand. They could come out there and say yes, we stand behind facebook, but facebook gets all the recognition for being innovative and creating this. There is a little bit of tension behind the scenes. It is interesting from three angles. I think the first angle from facebooks point of view, in a productivity world, it shows this is a very ambitious move and signals where they want to go. The second thing is that it shows that stable coin alternative currencies are here to stay. This is no longer something for the future. Facebook has planted a flag and been the leader. But they are not going in alone. Not only do they have to deal with the concerns of governments, but also their own Central Banks. Who are coming together to figure out if they should be trading their own alternative currency. Then they are going up against Technology Companies coming up with their own version. We have invested in one called token x. It is going to be a very crowded world despite the size of facebooks user community. Emily lets take a look at the bigger picture. You already have the doj investigating big tech for antitrust. You have state attorneys general looking into big tech as well, and facebook decides to unveil libra. Do you think they made a miscalculation in doing this now . I think they have to do it. If they didnt do it now, somebody else would do it. I think the scale of their ambition is very high. They cannot control some of those timings, but with whats going on in the privacy world, frankly, some of the big manufacturers and browsers have done is to control the ability to bid on ads, they have to. What we are seeing is a shift from the tradition over the last 10 years is access to people. And if they dont move into this area, the revenue stream they have relied on will go away. Emily when the eu says they are concerned about anticompetitive behavior in regards to cryptocurrency, what are they really worried about since it doesnt even exist . They are worried about facebook being this massive global power. We have seen that if you have a product, 2. 7 billion people use Facebook Properties about thats a tremendous amount of influence over what they read and how they interact. And they have seen scrutiny from all angles and we are going to continue to because facebook is still growing. There are not a dying brand are or dying company by any stretch. Now that regulators expand the power, understand that power, it is going to come down on them on the privacy, the election angle, the propaganda angle. Everything they do will be subject to investigations, hearings and extra scrutiny. Emily alternatives to libra, explain what the competition is . The competition comes from multiple angles, but they are saying in a world where traditional currencies go away or become less popular, we want alternatives to the way we transfer money. That starts with foreign currencies. Now, with things like libra, already having Companies Come out and make it easier to ship. That is something where the countries get very concerned because you manage your own currency. It is a stable coin. Then you have banks coming out to make their own version and using technologies from people x and then you have the Central Banks themselves worry about it. All this is pointing to a future where currencies will be much more fragmented. That is not just things like libra but also things like open banking in europe. Which has been a huge change. It is the Credit Card Companies who are petrified with what that will do if i can just move money bank to bank. It is change happening at multiple levels. Emily that was sarah frier and alastair of eq t ventures. Amazon is betting big on india. How this company is going headtohead with walmart in the emerging Retail Market heard this is bloomberg market. This is bloomberg. Emily amazon is doubling down on india. The ecommerce giant has opened its largest campus in the south indian city of hyderabad. Walmart spent 60 billion last year on acquiring an indian online retailer. In comparison, jeff has pledged 5. 5 billion was operations in toward operations in the country. Our Senior Editor of Global Technology joined us to discuss. Amazon has over 60,000 employees there, a third are in hyderabad. So already a big presence in housing them altogether is probably a smart move. The bigger thing is why they are making such a big deal about this, it is one office building. Theyve been trying to grow inside india in an unfavorable Regulatory Environment for five years. Last december, the Modi Government made it difficult for them to run their conventional retail website in india last year. They have to behave more like a marketplace for other sellers, so, you know, putting a big stake in the ground, some shovels in the ground literally, helping with modis economic development. Saying we are hiring people in india is probably a smart political move. Emily the Biggest Office for amazon in seattle holds 5000. This office will hold 15,000. Is it mostly existing workers . Brad i think they are growing in india quite fast, not just engineers that service other parts of india, but trying to grow that ecommerce business. My colleague in india has reported that amazon is looking at potentially acquiring a food delivery business. Theyve been looking at making investments in lots of brick and mortar Grocery Store chains, so india can be the kind of lab for the rest of amazon, and they also need to hire workers to help them grow in the country. Emily how is amazon taking on walmart in india . Who is winning . Thats a good question. Last i saw, they were neck and neck. Flip cart, the Company Walmart acquired last year had a head start. There was some kind of internal chaos. Walmart came and bought them. The founders have left. Flip cards is doing pretty well, but amazon prime is taking off. They dont release numbers, but they say prime membership is doubling. Look, they are probably both doing well because this is a rapidly expanding market. A country of 1. 3 Million People 1. 3 billion people, rising middle class, Internet Penetration going up, so its a case of a rising tide lifting all boats. Emily walmart offering a service with free streaming and bollywood in india is huge. Talk about that strategy. Brad amazon has shown that prime video brings people into the amazon ecosystem and gets them ordering. Walmart cannot necessarily do that in the u. S. Where you have so many players spending a lot of money, but the india streaming market is a little less developed. They are taking a different approach. It is free in the mobile app. Youve got to go discover it in a dropdown menu, but flipkart thinks this is a good way to cement loyalty of its users. And, particularly, those second and third tier cities or maybe the wealthier urban customer already has a prime or netflix subscription, walmart is finding ways to expand and video is a way to bring them into the flipkart ecosystem. Emily we have been talking a lot about the trade dispute and the threat to big tech companies. Amazon does not have huge exposure to china, but the last few weeks, weve seen walmart and target report strong results, weve seen alibaba report strong results. I wonder if there is something about ecommerce that is more immune to geopolitical uncertainties that we are facing now and that other Companies Might be brad i would say amazon does have some exposure. You know they dont have a big business, china is kind of the breadbasket for amazon. So many of those sellers on amazon sell from china. They are in shenzhen, in the factories, making products for sale and some of those companies will get hit by the tariffs as they are put in place by the Trump Administration. India, you would think, might be a recipient of some of the capital that is leaving china, but the political environment has been unstable. I mentioned the ecommerce rules went into effect last year. Modi got reelected in may. I think the political environment may be a little more stable now, so we will see how it will impact india, but it has not historically been the greatest place for foreign investment. Its very bureaucratic. Emily that was bloomberg techs Senior Executive editor brad stone. Coming up, doordash is changing its controversial tip policy. And we are Live Streaming on twitter, find us there on technology. Be sure to follow our global breaking news network tictoc on twitter. This is bloomberg. From the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. Everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. Thats why Xfinity Mobile created a Wireless Network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot spots. And the best lte everywhere else. Xfinity mobile is a different kind of Wireless Network designed to save you money. Save up to 400 a year on your wireless bill. Plus get 250 back when you buy an eligible phone. Click, call or visit a store today. Emily this is bloomberg technology. The Food Delivery Company announced a new pay model including an increase in base. Ay joining us is the ceo, tony xu. Tony this is a very consequential change and something we always work on. The day that i announced we would be making changes about a month ago, teams worked every day. We have been talking to dashers and third parties. They have been validating what we are doing. They have been testing. That is why we are taking the time to do something so important correctly. Emily what are the changes . What is the new policy . Tony there is base pay, tips on top, and under this new model, every dollar a customer chips will be extra in the dashers pockets. That means there will be greater variability. We will increase base pay across all orders. That means on average, dashers will make more money in this new model and we will keep the transparency we have always had which means we will show every piece of information about an order, wheres the restaurant, drop off, pay for delivery up front. Emily you have others telling Business Insider that nothing has changed. What is your response . Tony we have been talking to dashers and shipping this new model for a long time. This change was difficult. There are lots of dashers who really like the old model. They like that consistency, so we have to make sure that as we shift a new model, we would constantly do it in concert with consumers and dashers. That is how the rollout will happen. Emily i ask you this question every time you come on, but there are continued questions about how sustainable this ondemand food delivery model can be. Can you earn a living wage for doordash or uber eats. Some of these workers say they make eight dollars an hour. Is that sustainable for them and for you when you are trying to raise their pay . How do you make this model actually work longterm . Tony at the start, it is important to understand who these types of workers are. 80 of them have jobs, especially when they are delivering on doordash. On average they are working three hours or fewer per week. In 2018, they earned 17. 50 an hour. There is a lot we have to do for these workers. Pay is a critical ingredient. Doordash was the first Food Delivery Service to offer insurance. Its not just about the pay model but also product changes to make sure it keeps Getting Better for them. Emily meantime, you have been making acquisitions. Reports this week you bought a selfdriving Car Technology company. What is the vision there . Does that mean no dashers . Does that mean an Autonomous Car is going to bring me my food . Tony were always working on technologies that solve real problems for consumers, merchants, and dashers, and were looking at how technology can enhance a dasher or merchant in order to offer a better experience for customers. We dont have any news to share today emily but you did buy a self driving car company . Tony i have to say every day is about solving problems at the intersection of how technology and humans work together. Emily you also bought caviar, a Food Delivery Company, from square. How will that be integrated into the existing platform . Tony we are very excited about caviar. It is a service you may have used. To start, its about adding to restaurant selection. Today, doordash has the largest breadth of selection out there and caviar is independent stores that are a bit more premium in brands. Caviar also plays in different geographies than doordash, and we think that is a nice complement. Their primary focus has been in cities like manhattan and chicago, so we are excited about that complementary focus, and we are excited about the team. We are excited to partner soon. Emily you have taken a big round of funding from softbank. How are you spending that money, and how are you growing the business slowly but surely . Tony the first thing is to remain disciplined. It is not about the money. No one ever says you have to spend it. For us, it is making sure we keep doing what is best for consumers, merchants, and dashers, and if we can work on those products, the rest will take care of itself. Emily our exclusive interview with tony xu. We pull back the curtain on one of the most secretive companies in tech. Our interview with alex karp. Plus, another line huawei. The u. S. Using sanctions for another 90 days. This is bloomberg. Emily palantir is one of the most secretive companies. It has come under fire for its work the u. S. Government. Last week, protesters picketed their headquarters, describing it as a dirty data company. Max chafkin got a look exclusively with the ceo, alex karp. Alex there are really important questions, who can be surveilled, how has the surveillance happened, and what is the consequence . I believe every single one of those questions has to be decided by society in and open debate and the enforcement has to be clear and transparent. I do not believe these questions should be decided in Silicon Valley by a number of engineers and large platform companies. For me, the question is, these are serious consequential questions that will affect all our lives now and in the future. Do we want a motley crew of people in Silicon Valley who build platforms deciding which institutions work, under what conditions . What is the execution . Which ones dont work and under what conditions . We have a view that in societies where there is a functioning democracy, checks and balances democracy, checks and balances enforced, we have provided the software and will continue to provide the software. That is a radical position. We were unpopular when we started palantir. We are still highly controversial and unpopular in Silicon Valley because we have a differentiated view from our colleagues. Max google backed off a 10 billion dollar contract with the department of defense amid protest. Alex just to add a little color, many people believe that the present and future ability to control the rule of law and its application will be determined by our ability to harness and master Artificial Intelligence and machine learning. It is a radical decision to say you will not help the u. S. On this. It is every right of google and their engineers to make a decision. I believe however they should not be making this decision. U. S. Legislators and voters should make these decisions. Defacto google and other , companies are deciding what the role and stature of the u. S. Will be now and in the future. Many people including myself arent comfortable with the idea that google and other companies will define the winners and losers today, tomorrow, and the day after. If that is your position, if you think these small number of People Living on an island that seems to be devoid of cultural norms that we tend to share, should make these decisions, that is a radical decision. We have a controversial position that makes us unpopular. We at palantir believe that those decisions should be made by the courts. Max in other words, palantir will work with either government whether it is the Trump Administration . Alex we have worked with a three administrations. As long as people are working in accordance with law. I think some of these laws should be changed. I grew up in a progressive family and got a phd in german thought, living my life and the in the most progressive part of the world. I believe there are checks and balances. Our legal system is way too brutal and we have to have a discussion. I dont believe the brutality should be adjudicated in a tiny island on which people live that have different ideas about how the world should work than the majority of our citizens. Max another person who has made a similar critique is peter thiel, palantir, investor. There has been a suggestion that his closeness to the Trump Administration has somehow benefited palantir. I am curious what you say to that, what is your response. Alex peter and i have had a long and deep friendship. I view him as a close friend, and it is true i value his opinion and he plays a role at palantir. It is ludicrous to believe a role between peter and this administration has helped our company, given the fact that i have been more publicly than i wanted a critic of this administration. It takes 10 years to build the kind of Customer Base we have built. Most of that was built under the obama administration. I dont see any material evidence for this and i think the claim is ludicrous. Max have there been protests inside of palantir . We have seen people protesting in front of your office. What about your employees . Alex we at palantir higher hire critical thinkers and avoid hiring people who will look at a complex issue and see a lack of complexity. Not just in the context of homeland security, but our software being used to help war fighters. These are complex issues. What does it mean to provide Data Protection . Our success came down to we took issues that people think are simple like data security, civil liberties, transferring data in a classified environment, making data platforms work where allies are sharing subsets of data, and provided solutions. Palantir is housed by highly complex thinkers so we have views on every issue and certainly on this issue. Emily bloombergs max chafkin with alex karp. Apple is just weeks away from revamping its most popular important products. We will bring you details on what to expect next. This is bloomberg. Emily more now on our coverage of the u. S. China trade dispute. Wilbur ross will deliver a limited set of exemptions to be granted. Ross explained how Telecom Companies are dependent on huawei so a reprieve seemed appropriate. What this does not address as larger security concerns, and whether u. S. Chip companies and other suppliers will be able to sell parts to china. Mark the u. S. Is an important market for any Technology Player that wants to be relevant. You cannot just be situated in one area. Apple goes beyond the United States and huaweis ambitions are to go beyond asia. It proves the point of how vital the networking giant business is across the world and for the company and other u. S. Companies. This issue like some others is pointing to, there is a point at starts hurting the u. S. Emily it is almost impossible to separate huawei from the trade war and china has said they will prevent certain u. S. Companies or Foreign Companies from doing business in the u. S. This has been happening for a long time, cue facebook and twitter which have not been able to operate in china for almost a decade or more. How do these pieces fit together in the broader narrative as the u. S. And china try to hammer out a deal . Samm the answer is that these pieces dont fit together. There are competing end games for what this administration is actually trying to accomplish. You have a growing number that want to kill huawei as a company globally and significantly weaken it in china. Then you have others like trump who want to use huawei as leverage in the trade deal. You cannot have it both ways. Extending the temporary licenses buys the administration more time to figure out how to square the circle on something that doesnt work. On the question of Market Access for u. S. Firms in china, this has been a long issue. This is about how we create a level Playing Field when we are talking about a very complex Regulatory Environment that favors domestic companies. That is what this administration is trying to do. Is huawei the right bargaining chip to do so . I would say it is not it is not going to work. Emily late friday, we had a surprise tweet from the president saying, having dinner tonight with tim cook of apple. They will be spending lots of money in the u. S. Great after that dinner, the president told reporters some of what they had discussed and that tim cook was making an argument that the tariffs give samsung an advantage because samsung products will not be tariffed as much as apple products. At least in terms of the plan. Mark, what more do we know about the conversation between tim cook and President Trump . Is this likely to sway the president to not put tariffs on apple and other products . Mark tim cook has been meeting with President Trump and his administration for plenty of times since he became president , and this is not a political thing. This is a purely business meeting. It is cooks responsibility to do best by apple shareholders and his company. You have the tariff situation and tim cook needs to do everything to avoid this. They are going to put us at a disadvantage to a south korean company. Our chief competitor of samsung. One could think that is a fair argument. President trump seems to think that was a good argument by tim cook. On the other hand, apples products are very expensive. The margins are high. Theres a way to sort of meet in the middle. Apple is able to take in a 10 tariff without much of an impact on its bottom line if it is willing to suffer a little bit of a margin hit. Emily that was samm sacks and mark gurman. Apple is getting ready to unveil a new basketful of products. The main feature of what is called the pro iphone is a camera system that can capture ultra wide angles. Joining us now are julie and bob, reporting on new details. Bob the wide angle camera is nice. We have seen this on other phones. Samsung and others have had this for a while. It makes a big difference. That is one challenge with the smartphone camera, so people will like it, but it is not enough. Even the other things they are doing to get people excited. The thing i am most interested in is this notion of shatterproof. People have been working on improving the rigidity of displays, because how many people you see with broken phone screens, so having that, if it does what it implies, could be a big deal for a Certain Group of people, but again, at the end of the day, apple is a year behind the rest of the market when it comes to technology. They will not have 5g until next year, will not have the 3d camera until next year. We have seen that on other devices from other makers. This is the challenge they face this fall. Emily that is one thing these phones wont have, which is 5g. Julie, what is your analysis on how many people will buy these new phones with, to be fair, exciting upgrades, not a big Design Change . Julie so not to be the nerd, but i think the camera is exciting. Cameras and media sell phones, so i think consumers will be excited. I am excited about enhancing the transition for this being a device where i consume media to where i create media. And in addition, the better the camera, the better the chips, the faster the network, the better the Computer Vision is, and it sets the stage for future experiences on smartphones that are much more immersive. Emily it is not just phones, we have a refreshed ipad pro, a new entrylevel ipad, versions of the apple watch, we will see what else. But obviously apple has been working to build out its service offerings. You have apple tv plus, apple arcade coming this fall, and for the first time, the iphone made up less than half . Bob lets not forget, that was a huge marker for the company. People have been concerned with the Smartphone Market slowing down, which it has been, people are extending the lifetime of all the phones they have, and so they have to spread the wealth, so to speak, around different devices. They are giving more love lately to the mac, which is great. It is great they have this new macbook coming out. The ipads, apple watches more incremental. The story i am sure they will tell when they do their event in the fall will be the new hardware with the services. Im sure we will learn more about the services and how they tie in. They will want to make it hook into apple hardware better than other hardware platforms, so that will be interesting to see them tell that story. Fundamentally, we are still in this era of apples innovation cycle that is lower than people would like to see, so that raises questions longerterm. Emily julie, would you agree . Julie again, being the engineer, these are big steps forward. If you think about the future of experiences and where we are headed, more sensors, more immersive, better Computer Vision, better speech analytics, they are doing a lot to create a platform that will go beyond Media Consumption and control, but setting the stage for a platform for health care, education, financial services, commerce, and other categories for consumers, so i am impressed by the technology and engineering and what they are setting themselves up to do here. Emily that was julie ask and bob odonnell. That does it. We will bring you the latest in tech throughout the week. Tune in every day, 5 00 p. M. New york, 2 00 p. M. San francisco. We are livestreaming on twitter. This is bloomberg. Jason welcome to bloomberg businessweek. I am jason kelly. Taylor i am taylor riggs. We are inside bloomberg headquarters in new york. Jason we preview the g7 meeting in france and look att the past at the past drama filled editions. 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