Host Craig Sillimans general counsel and executive Vice President of the verizon corporation. Mr. Silliman what does that mean wax. Guest at responsiblity peter for all of the Legal Function and Public Policy function and security function. Host describe verizon has a business today. What are some of the entities that are under the verizon logo . Guest thats a great question because verizon has changed quite a bit. We have our Network Businesses and wireless business which is nationwide in the are fios business which is broadband on the northeast corridor in their Enterprise Network services around the world for government and enterprise customers. We have also expanded significantly into internet of things and internet video and businesses so we have acquired aol. Of course we announced a plan to acquire yahoo . Over the course of the last couple of months we have acquired to Telematics Companies we just bought a company in the smart cities at business. So you see is increased only bu
Produced in washington, d. C. Every week eye on washington takes you straight to capitol hill for a discussion with nevadas delegation and other leaders about the federal matters that matter to you. Todays topic, inclusion. The growing focus on diversification in the workforce in nevada and nationally. My very special guest today is mr. Fred keeton. He is the principal of keeton iconoclast, llc. Thanks so much for being here today. Thank you for having me. Appreciate you coming. Go against the grain. Think about things in a markedly different way. Thats what diversity is all about. Well, thats what my guest said about diversification and inclusion in a recent magazine profile. Today on eye on washington, were going to learn why he believes a diversified culture can make or break a companys bottom line. Were going to find out the reasons one global ceo says diversity benefits business. And we will look at congressional delegation work. Well, can embracing diversity and inclusion benefit
With the doj. Germany closed for holiday, uk pmi was strong, brent may close above 50 for the First Time Since august. Road map begins with the first day of the last quarter, q3 in the books. Looking ahead to what y can expect from the usually positive 4q. A bombshell report about Donald Trumps taxes over the weekend shows he could have avoided paying up for two decades. Weve got all the details. And that Deutsche Bank saga that rocked Global Markets far from over. Were going live to the companys headquarters in frankfurt for the latest. First up though, history shows q4 is usually the best performing quarter for stocks. Will that trend continue this year . Fridays rally capped an upbeat q3. Tech sector post d its best quarter since 2013. S p with a 3 gain, dow up 2 . A lot of talk about seasonality, what the end of the year brings. I was surprised west texas usually down in q4. So a lot of questions in this one of course with even more question marks than usual. More than usual not ju
About three points going lower here, and the nasdaq were keeping an eye on that one. Its going to be all about the nasdaq this week. Eerily similar to the exact same time of near 15 years ago the nasdaq closed at alltime highs. Its closing in on 5,000. It just turned negative on the session. Were off five points. 4,963 is the level. Were talking about 35 points away from crossing 5,000. Well have lots of numbers coming up on this. Obviously on an inflation adjusted basis you would have to of that index at 6,800 to have it equivalent you could argue. You have that number just right at your fingertips. We were just looking at it but a lot fewer companies as well. In the nasdaq this time around you have Something Like 2,500 companies versus 4,700 last time. Janet yellen getting grilled by the house on the feds independence. They were pretty feisty. Well get reaction from House Financial Services Committee Chair Jeb Hensarling coming up later today. They were really going after her. Oh, ye
Arm, buts grown to become one of the most important chip companies, if not the most important chip company in the world and its british. About the only thing it doesnt likely power is your desktop computer, the one device almost nobody cares about. Simon seegers is the new ceo of arm or more prop letter i arm holdings, the british the Biggest Technology company by market cap is all of the uk, joined by John Schwartz of usa today, Harry Mccracken of time. I want to talk about how its designed and how its slightly different from other chip companies. Give me an idea what arm makes or powers. Who are your customers . You listed many there we are in pretty much every mobile phone you could buy. We are in almost every smartphone, almost every tablet and then a whole raft of other things, everything from dishwashers, antilock brake systems in cars. I got the list . Not bad. Not bad at all. Now for the viewer to understand, you designed the chips, you but you dont manufacture . Thats right. A