huge public health crisis. carol: and aramco s mega ipo is finally set to go. jason: first, here is joel webber on this week s issue and the cover story, tesla and the complicated ethics of autopilot. joel: that s right. we all like the idea of driverless cars. it seems like the future, right? but how do we get there? basically, tesla is in the middle of this grand experiment with autopilot, which is viewed viewed as a stepping stone to driverless cars. but there is this big ethical dilemma. with autopilot, which is viewed this cover story is an ethics course of how do we get there? tesla is already doing this in real time with autopilot, and other companies have been not quite as bold as what tesla has chosen to do. carol: joel, dilemma is right. the more miles we get on the road with something, the better. there is so much data involved in making this better, but in the interim, you re going to lose some lives. joel: that s right, that is the moral calculus that we are livi
carol: welcome to bloomberg businessweek. i m carol massar. jason: and i m jason kelly. we are here inside bloomberg headquarters in new york. carol: this week, turkey launches a major offensive in syria, and president trump says the united states will not stand in the way. the surprise announcement heard around the world, and the not so surprising winner in all of this. jason: plus, vaping closer to home. how juul took on big tobacco and is caught in the middle of a huge public health crisis. carol: and aramco s mega ipo is finally set to go. jason: first, here is joel webber on this week s issue and the cover story, tesla and the complicated ethics of autopilot. joel: that s right. we all like the idea of driverless cars. it seems like the future, right? but how do we get there? basically, tesla is in the middle of this grand experiment with autopilot, which is viewed viewed as a stepping stone to driverless cars. but there is this big ethical dilemma. this cover story is
surprising winner in all this. jason: plus, vaping. closer to home. how juul took on big tobacco and is caught in the middle of a huge public health crisis. o isl: and aramco s mega ip finally set to go. jason: first, here is joel webber on this week s issue and the cover story, tesla and the complicated ethics of autopilot. joel: that s right. we all like the idea of driverless cars. it seems like the future, right? but how do we get there? basically, tesla is in the middle of this grand experiment with autopilot, which is viewed as a steppingstone to driverless cars. but there is this big ethical dilemma. this cover story is an ethics course of how do we get there? tesla is already doing this in real time with autopilot, and other companies have been not quite as bold as what tesla has chosen to do. carol: joel, dilemma is right. the more miles we get on the road with something, the better. there is so much data involved in making this better. but in the interim, you re goi
jason: plus, vaping closer to home. how juul took on big tobacco and is caught in the middle of a huge public health crisis. carol: and aramco s mega ipo is finally set to go. jason: first, here is joel webber on this week s issue and the cover story, tesla and the complicated ethics of autopilot. joel: that s right. we all like the idea of driverless cars. it seems like the future, right? but how do we get there? basically, tesla is in the middle of this grand experiment with autopilot, which is viewed towed as a stepping stone driverless cars. but there is this big ethical dilemma. this cover story is an ethics course of how do we get there? tesla is already doing this in real time with autopilot, and other companies have been not quite as bold as what tesla has chosen to do. carol: joel, dilemma is right. the more miles we get on the road with something, the better. there is so much data involved in making this better, but in the interim, you re going to lose some lives. j
good morning, the subcommittee will come to order without objection the chair s authorized to declare a recess of the subcommittee at any time. this hearing is entitled examining jewels role in the nicotine epidemic part one. i recognize myself for five minutes to give an opening statement. after years of steady decline, use, nicotine use has suddenly reversed course, seemingly overnight. between 2017 and 2018, a youth e-cigarette use also known as vaping, rose 78% in one year to the point where over 20% of high school students now vape. the lingering question is why and what was the role of jewel, the country s dominant maker of e-cigarettes with almost 80% of e-cigarette market share in the dramatic rise in vaping? the panel assembled today will help us address these questions and frame our discussion for part two of this hearing here tomorrow at 2 p.m. when jewel founder will testify. today we will examine what exactly about jewel s advising and marketing makes it irresist