Im Carl Quintanilla a busy morning well start with this report out of axios, a 2020 corporate hit list ranked by candidates mentioned on twitter tech heavily represented uber, twitter, alphabet making the top ten. Roger mcnamee is joining us along with casey newton. Good to see you guys roger, we talked about this list and it is probably only going to continue as we get further into the political season we mentioned where the banks are in all of this why is tech getting so much attention . You know, i think that it is very simple. Weve been in a really long bull market weve been in a period of time for maybe 40 years where we deregulated everything and given corporations almost total autonomy and the tech guys have taken advantage of that, even credibly successfully investors have loved it. But at the same time, a lot of harm is being done, being done to public health, democracy, privacy, competition and we have to have more balance in the economy consumers have got to benefit more fro
Ed we have for earnings coverage and sitdown theses of fisker. Shares are plunging and the survival is in doubt. Caroline we take you we get the takeaways from the mobile congress in where is apple . Lets check in on these markets. A new day, newmont and we are all about technology investing. We are up on the back of the nasdaq. Singable back on the 10year note, down seven basis points. Are we seeing a little bit of weakness in Consumer Sentiment . Some Economic Data today shows maybe we wont see the Federal Reserve having to pause on cutting focus. It isnt just the u. S. Rise in terms of equities. We have seen europe at a new record high. A new record high as well. China did well, some of the Economic Data still showing contraction but not as bad as had been expected. We are up. 5 . Global stocks, a new day of a new month. Look what is happening in the world of crypto. We are still managing to push onto 61,000 level. A little bit lower on friday but it has been a stellar week for this
Designers for architects. Wherever yourejoining me from Around The World, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. You know, our cities, theyre home to governments, cathedrals, universities, hospitals, hundreds of millions of homes and billions of people. They dominate the Global Economy, but they also generate the vast majority, 70 , of the worlds carbon emissions. The world, it has become more populous than at any point in history. And since 1980, the proportion of People Living in urban areas, it has soared. In that year, it was just over 39 . By 2007, for the first time, more than half of the global population were living in an urban setting. And here in 2024, that number is now nearly 60 . Its projected to be 68 by the middle of this century. And if that trend continues, more than 80 , or four in five of us, will be living in towns or cities by 2080. That means therell be six times as many big cities with a population of more than a million people. But some regions
Multiply each other. Yep, the future of our cities theyre the engines of the world economy, driving 80 of Global Economic activity. And despite taking up just 2 of the planets landmass, cities are the home to well over half of the worlds population. And that share is growing rapidly, set to be nearly 70 by 2050. Im going to be discussing all of that with these two. There they are. Ones a Top Urban Expert whos worked with 400 cities on everything from Transport To Demographic Change and climate planning. And the leader of one of the worlds most liveable cities, known as australias garden city. Were going to find out from the mayor of melbourne why its so appealing. And how do you balance the needs of five Million People living side by side . Also on the show, were going to take a look at what it takes to create our spaces. Im going to bejoined by the big boss of autodesk. Its the worlds top Software Designers for architects. Wherever yourejoining me from Around The World, once again, a
Paul pearl harbor. Global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. Im Alisa Parenti. This is bloomberg. Emily im emily chang. This is Bloomberg Technology. Coming up, qualcomms ceo opens up for the first time on the broadcom takeover. Billionisses a 105 bid as a potential lowball offer. Bitcoin roars past 16,000 for the first time. And americas aia addiction continues to hit home. Ur exclusive interview with first, our lede. Qualcomms ceo speaks for the first time publicly since broadcoms offer of 70 per share. He weighed in on broadcoms offer. There is not much more i can say than what was in the press release, which essentially is that we didnt think the offer was in the ballpark of value and there is a lot of uncertainty or at least unknown timing related to regulatory and justu look at our board, speaking as one person, its a pretty strong board. Emily just speaking as one for more, i wang in bloombergs ian king. This is t