Replacement bill. He says there could be a vote this week all the provisions of the bill are not clear. Global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts. I am Alisa Parenti and this is bloomberg. Caroline i am caroline hyde. This is Bloomberg Technology. Coming up, a big week for big tech. Facebook and apple taking center stage on earnings. We will break down all you need to watch for. The Tech Software startups vaulting to uniform status and breathing new life into old data. Tech stocks drive the nasdaq to another record close. To a c. E. O. Eaks it was another banner day for u. S. Tech stocks. The nasdaq again closing at a record high. Abigail doolittle has been all over it for us live from new york. Break it down because i am losing count which stocks are at record highs. It is amazing. We are seeing a bullish run for the nasdaq putting in another set of records today. Closing at a record high with lots of stocks behind it. What also stands out about the day is the divergence. The dow finished slightly down about 1 . 1 on industrial weakness. Technology keeps going. As for what did help the nasdaq achievement records, a lot of the usual suspects including amazon and microsoft. Doesn doesnt apple report earnings after the bell. They will also be watching to see what the cash pile looks like. It could be close to a quarter 20. Facebook does report after the bell on wednesday. Investors are looking for 45 growth on the top and bottom line. Both stocks closing at record highs as did amazon and microsoft. This is the story of not just the date of the year. 7259. Take a look at we have the s p 500 and the dow both up about 6 to 7 . The nasdaq 100 up about 16 . Massive outperformance on the year driven by technology. Caroline check out that. Quite amazing. Talk about the outperformance. That stands out. What has been driving the market momentum . Is it earnings optimism . It has been and the idea that growth will continue. This is not just for True Technology stocks. Two stocks are consumer discretionary, netflix and tesla. Both put in record highs today. Paul says this has to do with dishs subscriber numbers weak. They are going to online streaming services. Tesla one of the top performers on the nasdaq 100. Elon musk did make bullish comments over the weekend according to a Bloomberg Intelligence analyst. Tesla. Ook at a chart on tesla has been trading in the range of uncertainty. Recently it popped out of the range. An analyst is saying he thinks this is a bullish breakout. It could take the shares of tesla up to 429 per share. Some potential upside. Twitter popping higher on the day by more than 6 after the wall street journal did report twitter is teaming up with Bloomberg News to create a 24 7 new service on the social media platform. Exciting stuff all around. Caroline fantastic roundup as ever. Abigail doolittle, thank you very much. Tech earnings season clearly upon us. We kicked off the week with tech giants like amazon and alphabet at record highs. Apple and facebook are gearing up to release their numbers. Joining us to dive into these companies is my guest cohost for the hour, michael wolff. He also was the president and c. O. O. Of mtv network. You know everything when it comes to entertainment. When it comes to earnings season, im looking at the outperformance of technology this quarter. 25 of the 51 tech stocks have reported 92 have beaten in terms of an earnings surprise. The dominance with alphabet is appetizing. Does that bode well for facebook . 75 of all internet advertising is going to these two companies. Practically every incremental dollar is going to these two companies. They have a lot more headroom. All of the tech stocks have a lot more headroom because we still see a lot of money will be shifting into internet advertising. At the same time, internet advertising will continue to grow not just as advertising shifts but other marketing expenditures like direct marketing go into internet advertising. Caroline im looking at facebook revenue. Jump 45 . To it blows my mind about how these juggernauts are still seeing growth of 45 in the first quarter. Advising those companies you consult to, to be able to compete with what are becoming almost monopolies . At our firm, we call them the discovery oligarchy. It is not just about competing for advertising. It is about everybody else competing for ways to find information on the web. Today you have to go through google or facebook if you are looking for some sort of retail product. A lot of searches for commerce started amazon. For all of our clients, we are ways they find can stay out of the mainstream of competition from those companies. They can create online brands, specialty sites. They can find other sources of advertising revenue attached to tv shows that do not get in the way of those big companies. Caroline you think there is room in the ecommerce room world other than amazon at the moment when we are seeing it as well as dominate its web services . Only 10 of all retail is going through ecommerce. Amazon only has 20 of it. There is a lot more runway ahead for ecommerce on its own. And then for amazon taking a bigger piece of it. In a lot of ways, amazon is wellpositioned for a number of big trends on the web. It will be ecommerce, cloud computing, voice activated devices, and for video. They are aligned for more growth and coming out of different sectors. Caroline who impresses you the most . Perspective,ap apple is number one. Who shows leaps and bounds . It is a close tie. The company that seems to have the best Management Team is amazon. It is not just that they are executing exquisitely. It is also that they keep innovating. Apple has shown this quarter that a lot of the new businesses are getting traction. It is amazon that has been able to create entirely new businesses. Im confident they will continue to be able to do so. Caroline fascinating company that continues to disrupt from within. Michael wolf will be sticking with me. He is my cohost for the hour. Amd sharesearnings, plunging as much as 8. 1 in afterhours trading. The chipmaker announced Quarterly Earnings in line with estimates amid the launch of new chips. They were on sale for about a month in the first quarter. Inestors show disappointment the reports as it failed to show strong affirmation about that product. Asco is planning to buy startup for more than 600 million according to people familiar with the matter. This is part of a bigger strategy shifting away from hardware looking to softwarebased services. Both parties did not immediately respond to comment on the story. Just closedubrik out a major funding round. Some considered a tech unicorn valued at over 1 billion. We will get perspective on the company and investor side next. This is bloomberg. Caroline there is a new unicorn on the scene. Closed out its latest funding round raising 180 million and pushing its valuation to 1. 3 billion. Joining us to talk about the deal and market is the c. E. O. Of rubrik and partner at greylock partners, an investor in rubrik. Spendingot even start your 61 million you last raised. Why are you getting double that this time around . Three times that this time around. We want to build rubrik into a Large Public Company for the next 20 or 30 years. We had almost a 100 million run rate. We looked at market demand and a massiveuld make impact in the marketplace if we double down on engineering and products around the world. There is a market appetite for our product. We want to become the new standard for Cloud Management in the world. Looking at the startup barometer that measures ipos,s with funding, potential raising of funds. We are not as high as we were in june and july of 2015. Is now the time to be doubling down on companies you believe in . Are you shying away from newer investments . I think we are concerned to invest both in newark companies and very selectively doubling down on the most Important Companies as well. I think rubrik truly has a large market opportunity. Every Large Company and Midsized Company is looking to do what people call hybrid cloud. Have some assets continue on the premise and others go to the cloud. Being able to manage the data seamlessly is a requirement everybody has. Rubrik uniquely satisfies that. Caroline the 180 million you have been raising, tell me how you will add that to the 60 million . Where are the priorities . Is it geography because youre talking about going global . Reinvesting in engineers and talent . The two things that are at the core of our company. Product because we want to be the standard on cloud. We want to be the organizing principle for Large Enterprises on premises and in the cloud. We are going to double down on product and engineering and triple our Engineering Team in the next 18 months. On the other side, we are going go to market with a strategy and make our presence felt around the world. We are already in europe. We feel the market demand is there for us to be more aggressive. Caroline more aggressive. You are raising money on the private market. Im seeing such a hot ipo market when it comes to enterprise technology. You say you are looking to Public Markets in 10 or 20 years. Do you have a timetable . We want to become a Public Company in the next two to three years. We want to build rubrik into a 20 or 30year company. Going public would be a milestone. The goal is to create a large, selfsustaining company. We are looking at this market and building a comprehensive strategy to build the foundation of a longlasting company because we believe just like what google did in public internet, the cloud world creates opportunity for a company like rubrik to create an organizing principle for business data. That is what we are going after. Caroline we are seeing a lot of energy into hybrid cloud. The last time we had you on, it was after dynamic app dynamics. You helped told the company with greylock partners. It got bought by cisco. Cisco looks like it is on the acquisition trail today with another startup. What do you think about the exit strategies and where you would like to see Companies Going . Is it all about m a, ipos . I would say most companies should not go public because most do not have the length of runway rubrik does. I think for most successful tech companies, often the right path is to get acquired. In rubriks case, given the size of the market they are analystsg, the market put this market at 50 billion. It is a significant size market. Peoples data is not going away. Data is only increasing. People have a need to store data. The idea is you can store the data wherever you want or back it up wherever you want and restore or have access to it wherever you want as well. On top of that, be able to do search, analytics, compliance in a seamless way. That is the vision. One can clearly see how this can be a very large and lasting company. Caroline 200 40 million runway to go. We wish you well spending it all. Someone has to do it. Wonderful to have you here. Well done. Congratulations. Thank you. A japanese startup is betting Consumers Want to forge an emotional connection digital assistants. Creates something that projects a miniskirt wearing avatar inside a glass tube. It greets users in the morning and send personal messages throughout the day. She does not mind flirting with users. We caught up with him and asked him about it which caught the brother. Of his he was so impressed to see the first test robots, he gave us advice and said it would become as popular as smartphones. We were very encouraged by his words. Caroline is currently available for preorders in japan with a price tag of 2100. The japanese messaging Service Recently bought a major stake and plans to use it in its ai platform. Ise than 100 81 subscribers the platform. We talk with the nasdaq president and c. E. O. From the annual Milken Institute global conference in beverly hills. What she has to say about bringing capital back to the public equity markets. A feature we would like to bring to your attention is our interactive tv function. You will be able to watch a slight and see previous interviews from our coverage around the globe and dive into any of the functions we feature. This is for bloomberg subscribers only. Check it out at tv. This is bloomberg. Caroline bitcoin traded at a new alltime high. It rose above the 1400 mark for the first time ever. Bitcoin has risen in 10 of the last 11 sessions gaining on the news be securities and Exchange Commission will reconsider the launch of a u. S. Based etf. We have been live all day at the Milken Institute global conference in beverly hills. Erik schatzker caught up with the nasdaq president and c. E. O. And asked about her thoughts on bringing capital back to the public equity markets. Take a listen. Balanced viewry of the private Capital Markets and public Capital Markets. I believe in the private markets serving an Important Role in our economy allowing companies earlier in their lives to grow and expand. We would like to see more of that get into the hands of more investors. Two ways. One is liquidity in the private markets. We have announced launched a new service in the know that private market that allows for more liquidity to occur in the private market, including in private equity funds. We also would love to see them come into the Public Markets and create a more sustainable liquidity environment for companies to grow. Since 2000, 70 4 of job growth in the United States has come from public securities. When a company goes public, 74 of job growth occurs after going public. We want Public Companies to find an inviting environment. There are a lot of impediments to a company choosing to go public because of litigation, the tax environment, as well as the market environment for the stock. The jobs act is a good step in the right direction in a couple of ways. Number one, they allow companies to stay private longer by allowing 2000 shareholders. It gives companies a choice of when to go public as opposed to being forced to go public. The second thing is the confidential filings allow us to understand how inviting it is. That is just the first step in my opinion. I think we should be looking at allowing confidential filings further up the chain. We should also address the fact that being a Public Company today comes with a huge responsibility. The question is how productive is that responsibility. Is it an important element of the being a Public Company or is it putting a burden on companies . Youre trying to promote transparency into pricing for the benefit of investors on nasdaq. You talk about selective disclosure of short positions. Go into more detail about that. I think disclosure is the hallmark of the public market. Transparency and disclosure. All we get now is aggregate short interest. We only get short interest. 45 days after the end of every quarter, which is an eternity today, companies do have long positions in stocks after the close disclose those positions. A you have been shorting security, you are never obligated to disclose those short positions ever. That should change. It should be balanced. A company should be aware of the long and short positions and who controls them. They only have one side of the picture. Investors have an advantage over the companies. I think company should have a level playing field. Can you do anything about that unilaterally or does it require the fcc to take action . It does require the sec to take action. To requireitioned disclosure. It is a matter of getting the sec to prioritize it. Caroline dallas Erik Schatzker speaking with adena friedman, nasdaq president and c. E. O. Within for an interview the twitter c. E. O. And c. F. O. He sits down with emily chang to talk about the challenges facing twitter as it enters the big media buying season. This is bloomberg. Tually hold your business back . Say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. 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The attack happened on the central cap is not far from the thatark clock tower was the scene of a mass shooting in 1966. Benjamin netanyahu criticizing the planned meeting between the palestinian president and president trump. He made a complaint today at a ceremony for victims of militant attacks. President trump is expected to housee abbas to the white on thursday. Teargas was fired. Back. Ty forces fired called for preventing Marine Le Pen from winning. Thousands of cubans marched through havanas revolution square today in what is considered one of the Worlds Largest celebrations of may day. Todays observance was the end of an era. Castro said he will step down as president in february making this his last may day parade as head of state. Global news 24 hours a day. I am Alisa Parenti and this is bloomberg. It is just after 5 30 p. M. Monday in washington, 7 30 a. M. Tuesday morning in sydney. We are joined by paul allen. He has a look at the markets. Good morning, paula. Good morning. It is shaping up to be a positive day around the asiapacific following encouragingly from wall street. We have nikkei futures pointing up strongly. Asx 60 points short of the 6000point barrier. A couple of things to watch out for on the markets today. To cash profit is expected come in around 3. 8 billion. It is the first of the big banks to report over the coming week. All four struggling with margins. The big one today is the reserve bank of australia meeting. The cash rate expected to remain unchanged according to all economists surveyed at the record low 1. 5 . It has had encouraging news with inflation creeping back into the target. Other things to watch out for. Japan and south korea out with services pmi. China will have the manufacturing survey. More from Bloomberg Technology next. Caroline this is Bloomberg Technology. I am caroline hyde. A new development in the Net Neutrality debate. A u. S. Appeals court says it will not reconsider its ruling to uphold the governments Net Neutrality rules that bar Service Providers from slowing or blocking content. The federal Communications Commission is moving to revise the regulation. The chairman spoke to Bloomberg Technology last week to discuss why he proposed it. 22 small isps told us yesterday titled to hangs over our businesses like a black cloud. That is what we want to remove because every american deserves better and cheaper internet. I am committed to delivering it to them. Caroline michael wolf is still with us to discuss further. Rolling back regulation. What is ironic is this is a place where rolling back regulation could squelch innovation. The reason is because then we are in a perspective where the Largest Companies will be the only people who can afford to be on the internet. It will be harder for smaller companies. Guaranteed of different things. One is providing inexpensive access for americans because there are a lot of people in this country who do not have access to the highest speed broadband. The other is providing access to companies. I think no matter what happens, i dont believe the largest isps are going to end up taxing companies for access. I think there is going to be some. Ultimately, they have a vested interest in innovation. Caroline you think they could be selfregulating to a certain extent . That is what he is hoping. If you take away the regulation, competition will mean they do not quash new startups. Still we are seeing startups warning worrying. Michael startups are worried. Big companies are worried because they want innovation. Caroline we have not heard netflix take a stand. Michael netflix is already paying for access. It is already paying for preferred access to subscribers so there is an onramp directly from their own servers. The difference is the Larger Companies are sending signals they do not want this to happen. At the same time, the internet interest note an only in innovation but they have interests in their customers being able to access everything on the web. Whether it is selfregulation or self policing, i think we will see that happen. Caroline interesting. You should know. You have worked at mtv and our Consulting Companies considering this. This is a republican wanting to unroll democratic rules what about the new Republican Administration . An American Technology council is being founded by donald trump. Is that positive . Michael it depends on what it will do. There is not much clarity around it. We can monitor is a great one. It will be critical for enacting any regulations whether or not it will be new health care or taxes, we are going to need a much better infrastructure. We have far surpassed countries like estonia who are more sophisticated than we are. Caroline london has always looked to estonia. Michael there is the other part of this which is we should in the valleyes and other Technology Companies will be watching carefully that these initiatives are not about listening or spying on ordinary citizens or creating registries of immigrants or muslims. There is a lot of concern this could be disguised as a way of more Government Intervention in peoples lives. We really do not know what it means yet until there is more flash on the bones. What does give me confidence is the man who will head this is a technology veteran. He was at microsoft. Before that at g. M. , so we have some leadership not coming from government but coming from the technology sector. Caroline it is interesting you are saying it might be the Silicon ValleyEmployee Base who might rise up in concern about what this will do. Do you think they would be more positive or negative on their c. E. O. s looking towards this council or providing executives to the council . Michael everybody in the Technology Business wants there to be a voice. If their c. E. O. s are not involved, they do not have a way of expressing a point of view or moving the administration into areas where it should be looking. At the same time, a lot of the Enterprise Software companies will end up being selling to any government effort. I think theres going to be a lot of uncertainty around this. It will be interesting to see how it shakes out, who is on what side, corporates and yet with caution who cooperates and yet with caution. Caroline what about him in a with the administration him a day m a with the administration . There is a fight going on with fox and tribune. Is m a and consolidation going to be the path forward in the media . Michael i think we will see more consolidation. Partly because the rules were an anachronism. They all dated back to the time where if you owned a local tv station, you had a clause i monopoly in a market. Those days are over. There is a lot of value in being bigger when it comes to station operators. Each of these companies, sinclair is a great operator of tv stations, as is fox. I dont know how it will end up. There is a reason why it is complicated. One is because tribune has a lot of assets that do not fit in. From a pure play perspective, it is not the only group where there is potential consolidation. We should not think about whoever gets it is game over. The game on consolidation in many ways is just beginning. This is a back off from overbearing regulations. Do we think that will help or hinder competition . Are the bigger players getting too big . Michael the whole sector is filled with competition. It is easy for somebody to set up a new website. If you look at Business Insider and fusion, they are reaching hundreds of millions of consumers every day. We should not think about this just as a question of big media giants. There are a lot of new companies emerging today. Caroline we hope that lasts. It has been great having you on. Michael wolf, guest host for the hour. He will be sticking with us. Coming up, we head back to the milken conference in here from arthur bilger, how his notforprofit is shining a light on the future of work. That is next. This is bloomberg. Caroline President Donald Trump has continuously campaign to bring jobs back to workingclass americans. It notforprofit working nation says if we want to mitigate future issues, it is not up to the federal government alone. It aims to create awareness and educate americans on the rapid change of employment. We had back to the milken conference where jason kelly is standing by with the founder and c. E. O. , arthur bilger. Hi, caroline. Great to be with you remotely and great to be here with art bilger. These are your people. You go back to the drexel days and apollo. Many of the big financiers are here. You are here for a different reason. One of the statistics that blew me away about the work youre doing is Something Like 47 of jobs are going to be eliminated by technology in 20 years. Is that right . There are studies making that case. I think one of the key things is more about how jobs will change because they are going to change dramatically. Lets dig into one specific technology example, driverless cars. Cars no longer have drivers. People those people will not have jobs. What happens . It is interesting. I have been using that as an example for the last three years. Now it is a very common subject. It is the number one job in 32 states in this nation. It is a staggering statistic. Over 5, 15, 20 years, these will largely be eliminated. The key is going to be how we this is athis middleclass job today. How will we reeducate these people . We have a panel tomorrow specifically on the concept of reeducating of the 48yearold in this country. These are individuals. Some will be much more capable for the new jobs and some of them will be a challenge. One example i was using for a long time is infrastructure. We are talking about a massive infrastructure need in this country. I would think a lot of these people could be retrained and reskilled for the infrastructure jobs of the future. Lets talk about data and analytics. That is front of mind for a lot of companies. Marketing is an area where that is coming more to the fore. It could potentially put people out of jobs. How do you deal with that . I have been very involved in the Data Analytics area or a long time for a long time. In 2008, i started thinking a lot about this and how a Marketing Department of 10 becomes a Marketing Department and you get better answers through the massive amount of data and analytics. We are still in the early stages of that. But that is going to come on extremely quickly. Those eight jobs in marketing were good middleclass jobs. Those are disappearing. However, data and analytics, there will be an aspect of business, government, or the notforprofit world that will not be driven by data and analytics as we move forward. As a result, so many jobs with data and analytics skills will be created. It may be one of the greatest job creations in this country. Who will pay for all this training . What i have been working on is the idea of searching for the solutions. To be very honest with you, my view is solutions are largely at the local level. Corporations, not for profits, academic entities, and local government working in different combinations together. One of my efforts is talking with corporations working in these areas because i believe corporations have the greatest visibility into the issues. Two, they better be looking carefully because otherwise they will have a problem five years from now. Are c. E. O. s willing to pay for it . It is beginning. It is still a small group of corporations that are really taking the lead. But the awareness that this issue is coming on so fast, that is what working nation is about, creating the awareness amongst massive audiences including c. E. O. s. I was in a private session this morning with all c. E. O. s and i laid it out. These guys generally had a decent understanding. That is great. It is great to be with you at the milken global conference in beverly hills. The weather is nice outside but we will get back to work. We are going to throw it back to you in San Francisco. Caroline fantastic interview. Great insight. Thank you very much, jason kelly. The c. E. O. Of an online marketplace for buying and selling used cars shifts on car ownership in the age of uber. This is bloomberg. Caroline is Spacex Falcon 9 logic successfully launched monday carrying a classified payload for the u. S. Military. The rocket booster landed back on earth. Spacex first accomplished the reusing2015 landing and rockets which is key to the companys longterm mission. Times are changing for the auto industry. The companys first aid trading shows use car startups have work to do to prove viability. Stocks tumbled and remain lower in monday trading. What does this mean for other startups . Joining us is the c. E. O. Of shift, a market place for buying and selling used cars. Wonderful to have you here. Blessing or curse when a rival goes to the market and is overpriced . It may be overpriced or not. Facebook overpriced. I dont think the first todays matter much. We went public for years from launch as a company. I dont know a lot of companies that do that. I think they should be competent for achieving what most want to achieve, becoming a Public Company. Our revenue is half of what theirs is. We are a year and a half younger. That is really good news. I wante want to ask to ask the of activate to get in. Pricere is a strong for peertopeer marketplaces. You have some features that are different, including being able to try the car at home. How soon until the other companies clone what you are able to do . Operations are hard. I dont think most people will clone. If they wanted to, they would have done it years ago. Lists carsstly on behalf of dealers to sell. We are unique because we deliver cars for a test drive. We have an inside sales team that sells any kind of technology that allows financing online which no one else does. Plusve built on technology the test drive for customers. Caroline talk about your growth. We have been focused on economics and revenue. Our board was very smart early on to say lets stop the topline growth nonsense and focus on building a Sustainable Business. We have grown revenue by four x in the last year and a half. We have become profitable in San Francisco and almost l. A. Now we are going to start adding more topline volume growth now that we are sustainable and can pay for operations in each market without having to raise capital for that. Michael you also have got the ability to grow beyond the core markets you are in. Do you see a difference in terms of other markets and the requirements . I think other markets will be easier in San Francisco and l. A. Because marketing costs will be cheaper in those markets. San francisco and l. A. Are very expensive for marketing. Costs and labor will be cheaper. We are in the most expensive market out of new york. When we go to st. Louis or houston, we will be paying lower wages per hour. Storage will be cheaper. Our real estate is cheaper than the traditional dealer but still costs money. We have not been pushing to go into new markets until we are ready. We thought being in many markets and having a lot of topline growth would not allow us to sustain the business. Caroline for a Sustainable Business to demonstrate, do you feel now is the time to go for more funding . Do you need more funding to go into new markets . I mentioned last week in the next quarter there will be something on that. Caroline tell us about the headwinds or the wind in your sails . On one side, you have peertopeer car sharing. Do we need to own a car anymore . People are looking more to the secondhand market and online only. We have become an awesome place millennials to buy a car. About 50 are millennials. 70 of people who get a loan are millennials. Autonation is the largest dealer. Only 30 of their customers are millennials. We are overindexed in that area. That tells you millennials are buying cars. May be at a later age but they will still own a car. In San Francisco, car volumes have not gone down. They have gone up. So far, theres a lot of data suggesting people are buying cars. Caroline fascinating. That was the shift c. E. O. And for the entire hour, im pleased to have michael wolf. Thank you for getting in from new york for us. That does it for this edition of Bloomberg Technology. Tune in later for a bloomberg tv interview with the twitter c. E. O. And c. F. O. As he sits down with emily chang. That is first on Bloomberg Television at 10 00 eastern. Tuesday, we are delighted to welcome emily back. I will be headed back to london to present on tech after a brief stop in boston. Being been a joy your host for the last five months. This is bloomberg. Rombauer studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Trump markssident his 100th day in office on saturday despite an ambitious agenda, he will not be celebrating legislative victories. He does have a confirmation for Supreme Court justice. The next vote on his Health Care Plan has been pushed off the scramble to avoid another government shutdown. Ofning me is Maggie Haberman the New York Times and cnn. I want to start with you. This is what dylan byers wrote in a profile of you. There may be no reporter