let s welcome back lianna brinded, who is the europe editorfor the us news publication, quartz. she has been reading through the stories while we have been chatting. let s look at the story from the associated press where they said they had seen as part of their investigation into whether social media was manipulated prior to the us election. the biggest thing that has been happening over the last few months, and especially with this investigation, is how russia has been allegedly trying to, or did allegedly tried to swing the us election. this story is interesting because they go over 36,000 tweets, and within that, they show how en masse, these people all baz or whoever it is had actively tried to sway a conversation away from another one, in favour of donald trump. bots. indeed. and it talks about how russian agents basically disguised on twitter and move people to was negative news about hillary clinton, and move away the debate from negative news about donald trump. it
other areas. i sat down with eric schmidt in new york at the new york economic club for a wide-ranging conversation. here is that dialogue. let me begin with a couple of questions. when you went to google, they said to you, we need an adult in the room. [laughter] because it was a good day for you. eric: it was a good day for me. it is an honor to be here. thank you very much for inviting me, and charlie, thank you for doing this as well. larry and sergey decided they needed someone to sort of run things, and they had spent 16 months interviewing people, and they make them do things. to become ceo, you have to go skiing with them, or you have to go to burning man with them. and very few people met the test, apparently. but i was fortunate enough. i told them i would not spend the weekend with them, but we made a list of things to do. charlie: 10 years as ceo. what was the most wonderful thing? for you, for the company as you see it? eric: my world is full of beautiful ideas t
new poll has donald trump ahead of senator marco rubio in florida one day before the winner take all republican presidential primary. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists and 150 news bureaus around the world. i m mark crumpton. bloomberg west is next. emily: i m emily chang and this is bloomberg west. analysts bumping heads on conflicting outlooks with apple. we will bring you the details. tesla gets a vote of confidence from robert w baird. we will look at what this new dose of optimism is about. reading the tea leaf of presidential primaries. how do pollsters stay relevant in the age of real-time data? a flat dayr lead for the markets but analysts are adjusting their notes on two major tech companies. anh apple and a product of next week, the new smaller iphone has experts divided with contradicting notes. t, robert w baird out upgrading tesla to outperform on evidence of production ramping up. onbreak it all down, corey cory johnson is in
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their highest level of the years. with today s gains the dow has wiped out all of are its 2015 losses, amend here s what was really interesting. we re starting to see a rotation out of so-called safety trades, utilities, consumer staples, telecom, money going today into industrials and discretionary, technology. guy adami, a good sign for this rally. all started last night. tim will speak to this. the china numbers were good enough. people are looking for the lesser of good, looking for quasi-disastrous and they good to somewhat pretty encouraging, i would say. jpmorgan earnings. this is what s interesting about it, right? profit down 7% year over year but if you look at stock last may jpmorgan was probably about 7% higher than it currently is right now and the is is probably exactly where it was this time last april/may so the math at a certain point does work. i thought it gave people the green light to say you know what, valuations make sense. clearly through the levels