the constitution of the united states the constitution of the united states. so help you god? so help me god. congratulations. emily: president biden s inaugural address, pledged allegiance to all americans and touched on challenges the country is facing, starting with the pandemic. on a global scale, he said he is ready to engage. america has been tested and we have come out stronger for it. we will repair our alliances and engage with the world once again, not to meet yesterday s challenges, but today and tomorrow s challenges. emily: some of those challenges include the world of technology, where we could see major policy shifts on antitrust, section 230, cybersecurity, the vaccine rollout and u.s.-china relations. all will be shaped by the binding administration. in this hour, we bring you conversations with experts across the sector including an outspoken critic of facebook, a former obama administration cyber security advisor and a cofounder and chair of mod
nondisclosure agreements to join the android option. some are calling the move another example of strong-arming the competition. first, what a difference a day makes. major markets have closed in the green after monday s record-breaking losses. tech can be partly to thank for the turnaround with apple, tesla, cisco leading gains. the s&p closed up 1.2% while the nasdaq closed up 1.4%. should take investors be popping the champagne just yet? joining us to discuss, bloomberg senior editor michael regan. should they? ke: they can at least breathe a little bit of a sigh of relief. tech was the leader yesterday mainly because people saw that fix the chinese currency sunday night, monday morning china time. it was a dramatic move, the weakest fix for the currency on basis since 2015 and it allowed the currency to drift above that seven level compared to the u.s. dollar. people thought that was a line in the sand. fix, the people s bank of china fixed the currency below seven. that
and google gets an earful. the search engine rival blasts the company for requiring them to sign nondisclosure agreements to join the android option. claims they are strong-arming the competition. first to our top story. what a difference a day makes. major markets have closed in the green after monday s record-breaking losses. that follows increased trade tensions between the u.s. and china and the tech turnaround is partly due to apple, tesla, cisco leading gains. the s&p closed up 1.2% while the nasdaq closed up 1.4%. but should tech investors be popping the champagne just yet? joining us to discuss, bloomberg senior market editor michael regan. should they? mike: i would not pop the champagne, but they can at least breathe a little bit of a sigh of relief. tech was the leader on the downside yesterday, mainly because people saw that fix the chinese currency sunday night, monday morning china time. it was a dramatic move, the weakest fix for the currency on a percentage ba
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