One, in general. In general, i think when two companies are negotiating you are negotiating not just the amount of money that is going to change hands but also what youre going to get in exchange for the amount of money. That ask a fundamental way business works. To do you see at least to outsiders that would look like a structural conflict of interest . You are using your control over access to peoples living rooms essentially, youre using that in order to obtain leverage in terms of getting Creative Content that you want . Are you essentially converting power in one domain into power in another domain where it doesnt belong . I think what i should do is offer to get you information. I will get it to your office for you because im not, not familiar enough with this. I could imagine there would be scenarios, if were just talking abstract where it would be inappropriate and i can imagine scenarios where it would be very normal business and very appropriate. Good enough. I want to talk a
Dramatic new video shows forces boarding a british oil tanker. Latest on heightened tensions between iran and the west. One million in the streets demanding resignation of puerto ricos governor. That is about 1 3 of the islands population. Well take you there live. First it was the Dominican Republic. There are new concerns over another popular vacation spot. At least 19 people are dead. Well tell you where and what you need to know. Connell fox Business Team coverage today. All the top stories with blake burman at the white house. Kristina partsinevelos on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and phil flynn watching oil and iran out at the cme. Blake as usual, a lot going on at the white house. Well start with you. Reporter well start with a pretty remarkable headline came to us from the Washington Post which is that huawei helped north korea buildout its Wireless Network at one point in time. The post even cited internal documents in that report today which said back in 2018 a Ch
we ve got you covered on all fronts. great to be with you on a monday. connell mcshane, reporting live from des moines. melissa: i m melissa francis live from new york. this is after the bell. the dow ending up 142 off session highs. we had been up more than 374 points earlier in the day. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq ending in positive territory. the s&p 500 back in the green for the year. check out tesla. the stock is up for the fifth day in a row surging above 700 bucks. way above. 780 in fact after a price target increase and quarterly profit at the panasonic battery business with the automaker. oil settling down nearly 3% today. officially entering the bear market on worries about the coronavirus and you how the outbreak might reduce chinese energy consumption. as we wait for alphabet, democratic candidates continued their push to break up big tech. so what impact could this have on the company s top and bottom line? here now is adam lashinsky, fortune executive editor, f
Just more than a four-hour drive from Denver or via a one-hour direct flight, there is a place that defied my expectations in a BIG way. Happily, on a recent visit, I discovered that Casper, Wyoming, is a delightful, diverse, happening, Western-feel town with a hefty dose of sophistication.
The Tate Geological Museum in Casper, Wyoming, has adopted a rare Mongolian dinosaur fossil a hatchling Psittacosaurus that was returned to and then abandoned by that country as part of an international investigation.