that sent an alert for an incoming missile, global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i m alisa parenti and this is bloomberg. emily: i m emily chang and this is bloomberg technology. coming up, apple under pressure. reports of leaked iphone x sales and a new u.s. department of justice probe. the new alliance take aims at health care. jpmorgan and join forces. onebook cross the lines running cryptocurrency promotions on its platform here it the selloff continues for u.s. stocks with most declines since august. a u.s. rate decision, the president s address to congress in the state of the union, let s bring in cory johnson in new york. walk us through the highlights today. y: there are a lot of the factors that lead to a market selloff. it is such that the baby in the bathwater all go together, but there are interesting developments in the world of tech and i think most important, one of the reasons for people
has a new leader after the unexpected death of their ceo in a. in may. bill veghte takes over as ceo on august 3. he served as chief strategy and operating officer at hp after spending 20 years at microsoft. facebook coo sheryl sandberg joins saying she wants to revise her late husband s vision. what does it all mean for surveymonkey s future? bill joins me from palo alto. thanks for joining me. i know this is bittersweet for you. you and david go back for 30 years. he was going to name you to the company s board before he died. i would love to hear more about your relationship with him. bill: thanks emily. dave was an amazing person. a special person and a great friend over 30 years. as you know dave well you know he is a person that has passion for people and ideas. i remember when he first discovered surveymonkey, hey said bill, i found this great company. it s a beautiful business that has so much potential in front of it. as you highlighted, it s a very smart person an
unexpected death of their ceo in may. bill veghte takes over as ceo on august 3. he served as chief strategy and operating officer at hp after spending 20 years at microsoft. facebook coo sheryl sandberg joins, saying she wants to revise her late husband s vision. what does it all mean for surveymonkey s future? bill joins me from palo alto. thanks for joining me. i know this is bittersweet for you. you and david go back for 30 years. he was going to name you to the company s board before he died. i would love to hear more about your relationship with him. bill: thanks, emily. dave was an amazing person. a special person and a great friend over 30 years. as you know dave well, you know he is a person that has passion for people and ideas. i remember when he first discovered surveymonkey, he said bill, i found this great company. it s a beautiful business that has so much potential in front of it. as you highlighted, it s a very smart person and a relentless evangelist. i agre
death of their ceo in may. hp executive, former hp executive bill veghte takes over , as ceo on august 3. he served as chief strategy and operating officer at hp after spending 20 years at microsoft. facebook coo sheryl sandberg also joined the board saying she hopes to realize her late husband s vision. what does it all mean for surveymonkey s future? bill joins me from palo alto. thanks for joining me. i know this is bittersweet for you. you and david go back for 30 years. i know that he was going to name you to the company s board the week that he died. i would love to hear more about your relationship with him. bill: thanks emily. dave was an amazing person. a special person and a great friend over 30 years. as you know dave well, you know he is a person that has passion for people and ideas. i remember when he first discovered surveymonkey, he said bill, i found this great company. it s a beautiful business that has so much potential in front of it. as you highlighted, i
unprecedented details of her presidential campaign. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i m alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. bloomberg technology is next. emily: i m emily chang. this is bloomberg technology. amazon beats on revenues, but a big miss on earnings is dragging the stock down after hours. what the second quarter scorecard means for the bottom line and founder jeff bezos. plus, twitter s flatline. it beats on revenues and earnings in the second quarter, but did not move the needle on user growth. we will discuss its prospects for a turnaround. and samsung unscathed despite the crises within over the first half of the year. business is booming for the korean conglomerate. how it is within striking distance of apple s top spot as the world s most profitable company. dipping inon after-hours trading due to disappointment with its financial guidance, especially its projection of a financial