Heartbroken, sandberg started writing again, and published option b. Now she has a new call to action to companies and their leaders. Joining me today on studio 1. 0, facebook coo Sheryl Sandberg and author of lean in and now option b. When you wrote your first public post about his death, you shared advice about how to approach someone who is going through something tragic. You said dont ask how are you, ask how are you today. So, how are you today, in this moment, two years later . Sheryl i realized after i lost dave, how badly we deal with grief, how badly we deal with not just finding what we need for ourselves but supporting each other. I realized that, before i lost dave, i had no idea how to handle a colleague going through something hard. I would try to address it once im so sorry for your loss and never mention it again. After i lost him, i realized that even the basic pleasantries, to someone who was just diagnosed with cancer or lost a child, that can seem like a really inse
Thank you so much for speaking to bloomberg. Joe sure. Francine can you tell us a little bit about that first day you started at siemens . Joe its been a while, obviously, but i remember i was coming into siemens and i thought, oh, my god, they have abbreviations for everything. And i was thinking to myself, i dont know nothing anymore about what i studied. So it was quite an experience. Francine did you remember going into it, what did you think . Did you think this is a company i really want to work for for a long time . Joe i had multiple opportunities. I was interviewing a different places, but then i thought siemens at that time was still in the semiconductor business, the electronic business. I thought this is really cool. They were just about to develop this one megabit chip. One magabit, now we are at gigachips. So it felt pretty cool. So i said, yeah, siemens. That is where i want to be. Francine how has the Company Changed . Joe its like day and night, really is. I was coming
Gas turbine unit hurt the Fourth Quarter profits. The co tells cnbc hes positive on the outlook its a complicated environment. We have been outperforming competition. As i said, i look at my business, i look at our customers, we also are mindful about our competitors. I think we are on a good track and adidas shares fall despite the company posting a Third Quarter beat with growth in china and the u. S Kasper Rorsted says the company will push ahead for its plans for american expansion theres no doubt within the u. S. Marketplace that is hardly growing and were growing more than 30 shows we are gaining traction for the last three years in the u. S good morning its thursday, and it is an incredibly busy thursday plenty of news coming out of the german corporates. Much of that was disappointing, if i look at the likes of siemens, adidas. Lets show you the heat map and show you how were faring. The stoxx 600 is off by 0. 1 after we fell by 0. 1 in yesterdays trading session. So the moves
In fact entirely for those three in the green. Look at spain there right now, or italy. They may be up, i believe. Ten year note yield had been hovering around 2. 2. Moved up a little bit yesterday. 2. 24 is where we are right now. On the ten year note yield. You can see crude oil also edging above 50 bucks. Thats important because it should produce some sort of movement in the stocks. It has not. Schlumberger, the Great American the Worldwide Service company is pretty much where it was give or take a few points from the when oil was at 26. That group is the one thats lagged the market if you wanted to ask me whats the key. That group has i was going to do that later. Were just getting started. Well, its a sector key. Im sorry interrupt. But you mentioned are you interrupting . Never. Thank you. Our road map is where well get to right now. I will ask you about that key u. S. Futures pointing to a higher open. Deere surges, on the move. This after the companies came in ahead of the esti
Joe sure. Francine can you tell us about that first day you started at siemens . Joe it has been a while, obviously, but i was coming into siemens and i thought, oh, my god, they have abbreviations for everything, i dont know nothing anymore about what i studied. So it was quite an experience. Francine going into it, what did you think . Did you think this is a company i want to work for for a long time . Joe i had multiple opportunities. I was interviewing a different places, but then i thought siemens at that time was still in the semiconductor business, the electronic business. I thought this is really cool. They were about to develop this one chip, so it felt pretty cool. So i said, yeah, siemens. Francine how has the company that is where i want to be. Changed . Joe it is like day and night, really. I was coming into a manufacturing environment, it was about customers. About production and process and cost efficiency, and there was a very technologically focused company. Not so mu