with the toll it is taking on the american economy. the president tweeting that he alone has the power to reopen the economy. state s deathork toll numbers are flat, but at a horrific level according to governor cuomo. unemployment numbers somewhere between the great recession and the great depression meantime, apple and google, two tech rivals teaming up in a massive project to help deliver contact tracing to americans and people around the world. the companies would work together to notify users if they come into contact with someone who tested positive for covid-19. you just got off a briefing call with apple and google. still a lot of questions about how exactly this will work. fill in some of the blanks for us. peoplehe big question, want to know, will i be notified if i crossed paths with somebody off the street or in a grocery store? this is something that will be developed over time. one suggestion eight on the to 10and the proximity up minutes, that would allow the
is left unprotected on a google cloud server. we will speak to the hacker who discovered it. first, our top story. elon musk unveiled tesla s new cyber truck with stainless steel exterior and armored glass that is not supposed to shatter, but the demo didn t go as planned. oh my god. well. maybe that was a little too hard. taylor: for more on the mishap and how shareholders reacted, i want to bring bloomberg s ed ludlow who was at the event. before we get into the pomp and circumstance, how was the cyber truck? it is the futuristic concept pickup truck that elon musk has been teasing for 12 months. it is exactly as he described. think of the 1980 s film called blade runner served in november 2019. it rolls out on stage, it is big, boxy and looks nothing like a conventional pickup truck. it is really impressive on paper. 0-60 in seconds, can tow 14,000 pounds, makes it competitive against traditional combustion engine pickups. on paper, it is this amazing thing. it is just
adaptation.imate bill gates wants to help invest nearly $2 trillion to help the world become more resilient. his thoughts on and dental solutions for climate change potential solutions for climate change. wework was the roadshow that wasn t. of the most anticipated debuts of the year is postponed until october. they re looking for time to calm investor doubts about its dropping valuation, governance problems and financials. point, this was supposed to be a $47 billion company. that number is now $15 billion and could be even smaller. joining me to discuss this was the cofounder and chief revenue en,icer at equity is an z a marketplace for pre-ipo shares. lot to address before they can go out to the investors and ask them for their they were looking for $47 billion and now we are hearing it could be as low as $12 billion to $15 billion. they have made a lot of changes to corporate governance, but investors are looking at valuations, whether they will improve financials, an
we speak with the vp of augmented and virtual reality. and rapid climate adaptation. billionaire bill gates wants to help invest nearly $2 trillion over the next decade to help the world become more resilient. his thoughts on and potential solutions for climate change. wework, it was the roadshow that was not this week. one of the most anticipated debuts of the year is now postponed until october. the shared office space provider is looking for time to calm investor doubts about its dropping valuation, governance problems, and financials. remember that, at this was one point, supposed to be a $47 billion company. that number is now $15 billion and could be perhaps even smaller. joining me to discuss this all was phil hazlett, cofounder and chief revenue officer at equity is zen, a marketplace for pre-ipo shares. and bloomberg s crystals the. they have a lot to address before they can go out to the investors and ask them for their money. like you said, they were looking for
and rapid climate adaptation. billionaire bill gates wants to help invest nearly $2 trillion over the next decade to help the world become more resilient. his thoughts on and potential solutions for climate change. for wework, it was the roadshow that was not this week. one of the most anticipated debuts of the year is now postponed until october. the shared office space provider is looking for time to calm investor doubts about its dropping valuation, governance problems, and financials. remember that, at one point, this was supposed to be a $47 billion company. that number is now $15 billion and could be perhaps even smaller. joining me to discuss this all was phil haslett, cofounder and chief revenue officer at equityzen, a marketplace for pre-ipo shares and bloomberg s crystal tse. crystal: they have a lot to address before they can go out to the investors and ask them for their money. like you said, they were looking for a $47 billion valuation, and now we are hearing it