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Squawk Alley : CNBC : April 27, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
jack dorsey talking about the user growth with an exclusive with julia boorstin. >> the total audience is massive and we have 8 million people experiencing tweets on a regular basis. that is immense and you can't go to any media or the television screen or outdoor space or the billboard space with seeing hashtag or twitter space. that is everywhere and we want to see that strengthen and improve. >> normally, guy, the user growth is challenged and the sale side makes up for it in twitter, and that didn't happen here. >> but they have good user growth, right? >> sorry. say that again. >> they had pretty good user growth, and higher than anticipated user growth, right? >> well, 1%, quarter e on quarter, and flat in america, i think that some people might have been looking for more? >> yeah, well, we are always looking for more. for twitter, the issue is that they have to add greater yutiliy to people's lives, and maybe they are peaked out at this ubiquity of the hashtag and the ubiquity of the tweets, but fun damt ally, it is a useful service. it is a challenge for them to monetize that.
jack dorsey talking about the user growth with an exclusive with julia boorstin. >> the total audience is massive and we have 8 million people experiencing tweets on a regular basis. that is immense and you can't go to any media or the television screen or outdoor space or the billboard space with seeing hashtag or twitter space. that is everywhere and we want to see that strengthen and improve. >> normally, guy, the user growth is challenged and the sale side makes up for it in...
Squawk on the Street : CNBC : April 27, 2016 9:00am-11:01am EDT
estimates. we'll hear what jack dorsey had to say about the quarter. >>> first up, the miss for apple taking a toll on the stock, quarterly revenue down as iphone sales slide for the first time. for the current quarter here's what tim cook said on last night's earnings call. >> as we continue through the june quarter, i'd like to remind you that we measure the health of customer demand based on sell through. despite ending q-2 within our channel inventory targets in light of the macroeconomic environment, we plan to lower our channelin e venn toirs in the june quarter. this will impact reported revenue in q-3. >> the street's response this morning at least 12 target cuts, only one downgrade. >> yeah, that's the problem. remember we said yesterday there were a lot of soft buys, what i was hoping is this quarter would shake them out and we'd get a lot of downgrades. but these price targets, they're so off of where the stock is. let me just give you some thoughts about the conference call. first, i think that not to be too pa jortive, but imagine if you're a baseball player and you
estimates. we'll hear what jack dorsey had to say about the quarter. >>> first up, the miss for apple taking a toll on the stock, quarterly revenue down as iphone sales slide for the first time. for the current quarter here's what tim cook said on last night's earnings call. >> as we continue through the june quarter, i'd like to remind you that we measure the health of customer demand based on sell through. despite ending q-2 within our channel inventory targets in light of the...
Bloomberg West : BLOOMBERG : April 14, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EDT
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apple a new way to make money. searching for the new elon musk or jack dorsey in china. ♪ emily: rockets internet falling the most in more than two months in frankfurt after reporting a loss of $222 million last year. companies continue increasing sales, but operating losses are widening. several, including hello rash and an e-commerce site that you're an investment from alibaba. pressure to show investments are paying off after showing little progress. ggv capital investing in china and the united states. alligator in $250 million for early-stage startups in china. they are seeing more opportunities for our turnovers in china for those on their second or third start up, common in the united states with andepreneurs like elon musk jack dorsey. you're busy with companies like alibaba and airbnb. how do you intend to find the jack dorsey or elon musk of china? >> we are excited about our new funds. we're focused on global entrepreneurs. we love folks that build global companies. we want to invest early across sectors of focus, like consumer and online mobile services. like e-comme
apple a new way to make money. searching for the new elon musk or jack dorsey in china. ♪ emily: rockets internet falling the most in more than two months in frankfurt after reporting a loss of $222 million last year. companies continue increasing sales, but operating losses are widening. several, including hello rash and an e-commerce site that you're an investment from alibaba. pressure to show investments are paying off after showing little progress. ggv capital investing in china and the...
Mayor's Press Availability : SFGTV : April 7, 2016 4:35am-5:01am PDT
by SFGTV
meeting minutes. >> there's a mistake i don't know it is a mistake present at the meeting dorsey absent were dorsey so- incorrect march 15 should be the first. >> i'm looking at my says march first. >> mine said march 15. >> i have 15 on it my name is not on it. >> i think we should postpone or get the same copy of minutes. >> maybe we have 3 sets? no. >> i have march 15. >> yeah. i have the february 16th and march 15 minutes. >> you don't have the march first minutes. >> i have march first not the 15. >> i don't have march first at all. >> march first is on this on the agenda if you don't have march first, you can't vote on march first. >> let's continue that is there a motion to continue. >> move to continue the minutes for march first. >> i second same house, same call? no public comment i can't do same house, same call? commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner perez commissioner caminong commissioner thomas and president tan. >> all right. that motion is continued the respect the staff and executive director. >> commissioners hello i will try to be short update on pre
meeting minutes. >> there's a mistake i don't know it is a mistake present at the meeting dorsey absent were dorsey so- incorrect march 15 should be the first. >> i'm looking at my says march first. >> mine said march 15. >> i have 15 on it my name is not on it. >> i think we should postpone or get the same copy of minutes. >> maybe we have 3 sets? no. >> i have march 15. >> yeah. i have the february 16th and march 15 minutes. >> you don't...
Bloomberg West : BLOOMBERG : April 14, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am EDT
, how jgb is using 1.2 billion dollars to search for the next elon musk or jack dorsey in china. ♪ emily: now to one of europe's biggest start up rockets , internet falling the most in more than two months in frankfurt after reporting a loss of $222 million last year. while those companies continue to increase sales, operating asts are widening, including company called hello rash. an e-commerce site that you're an investment from alibaba. they are under pressure to show investments are paying off after showing little progress. capital,al -- raising investing in startups in china and the united states. across four ggb funds allocating $250 million for early-stage startups in china. they also say they are seeing more opportunities for entrepreneurs in china who are on their second or third startup, a pattern that is common in the united states with entrepreneurs like elon musk and jack dorsey. joining us, glenn. thank you for joining us. you have been behind companies like alibaba and airbnb. how do you intend to find the jack dorsey or elon musk of china? glenn: thank you for
, how jgb is using 1.2 billion dollars to search for the next elon musk or jack dorsey in china. ♪ emily: now to one of europe's biggest start up rockets , internet falling the most in more than two months in frankfurt after reporting a loss of $222 million last year. while those companies continue to increase sales, operating asts are widening, including company called hello rash. an e-commerce site that you're an investment from alibaba. they are under pressure to show investments are...
Best of Bloomberg West : BLOOMBERG : April 16, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EDT
like elon musk and jack dorsey. i spoke to glenn solomon. glenn: we want to invest early with them across sectors of focus, like consumer online services like e-commerce, connected devices and robotics and clouds. china, we are seeing lots of entrepreneurs that are coming around for their second or third or peopletrepreneurs who have had experience. columnistsof our wrote a new article saying, everyone knows the asia startup bubble half to pop. what is your response to that? what are you seeing on the ground? glenn: we are focused on the startup ecosystem in china and the u.s.. for us, what really matters is the rate of innovation and the opportunity for companies to build businesses that can grow fast. in china, we see that continuing at an incredible pace. if you look at patent china leads, today, in patent applications and has for almost the last decade. there are more patents filed in china than in the u.s. and japan combined. pairs -- ofon two entrepreneurs that are doing interesting things -- that is where we look for new investments. emily: we are seeing a lot of venture cap
like elon musk and jack dorsey. i spoke to glenn solomon. glenn: we want to invest early with them across sectors of focus, like consumer online services like e-commerce, connected devices and robotics and clouds. china, we are seeing lots of entrepreneurs that are coming around for their second or third or peopletrepreneurs who have had experience. columnistsof our wrote a new article saying, everyone knows the asia startup bubble half to pop. what is your response to that? what are you...
product. emily: jack dorsey, we have to ask this question every quarter, especially if the company doesn't start to do better. how long can he continue to be ceo of square and twitter, two public companies and one of them is clearly struggling. >> i thought he would step away from one of his companies. to stay at twitter so that if implemented, it could work. they are starting to gain traction. emily: how long can jack dorsey continued to be ceo square and twitter, two public companies, when at least one of them is struggling? will need toint he step away from one of his companies. maybe not the share, but clearly in 2017. there seeing some of efforts on the user side starting to gain traction but we need to solve this big problem that resurfaced this quarter and get those brand advertisers to at least advocate dollars on the twitter platform. this is through 2016. but in 2017, i think it is one of the two companies. emily: you are giving them one year. cory: the company needs a ceo and square deserves one as well. emily: from axiom capital management, and our editor at large, than
product. emily: jack dorsey, we have to ask this question every quarter, especially if the company doesn't start to do better. how long can he continue to be ceo of square and twitter, two public companies and one of them is clearly struggling. >> i thought he would step away from one of his companies. to stay at twitter so that if implemented, it could work. they are starting to gain traction. emily: how long can jack dorsey continued to be ceo square and twitter, two public companies,...
Closing Bell : CNBC : April 27, 2016 3:00pm-5:01pm EDT
dorsey. he said ball street doesn't understand his company. and dominique chu looks at the role reversal between tech and energy this year. let's begin with you, on apple, a loss on the open, at least, this morning of another $46 billion in market value for this stock. as it experiences its first sales decline in 13 years. why are you hanging in there with this outperformed rating right now? >> yeah. i'll say three factors that kind of lead us to remain bullish. one valuation. it's a very attractive stock. trading at eight times -- absolutely, right. there was truly an issue that they're having right now. the question is, is the appetite of consturms buy apple products degraded? or is it just the fact you that have a very successful iphone 6 and there's less of a entire to buy an iphone 6, is that what happened as you get to 7, you'll see a more traditional upgrade cycle and ideally better of app. >> you're not expecting a game-changer out of the iphone 7. that's been their problem. the inclination in it, not revolution? >> absolutely. the 7 will be, we can see that it will be m
dorsey. he said ball street doesn't understand his company. and dominique chu looks at the role reversal between tech and energy this year. let's begin with you, on apple, a loss on the open, at least, this morning of another $46 billion in market value for this stock. as it experiences its first sales decline in 13 years. why are you hanging in there with this outperformed rating right now? >> yeah. i'll say three factors that kind of lead us to remain bullish. one valuation. it's a...
on the shares. i spoke with the ceo, jack dorsey. dorsey attribiates the better than expected user growth to the fact that the company has been making tweaks to things such as the time line and also been making a number of improvements to the service over the past quarter. he also sees -- says he sees further ability to strengthen that user base. now, i also talked to him and adam bane about what's driving the better than expected earnings, they said better roi for video advertisers in particular. as for the short fall in revenue both in q one and two they say there are pieces in place to start revving up revenue in q 3 but they're not starting to see impact to that yet. some of those things are the nfl deal, which starts this fall, as well as more video advertising tools which will really kick in in q 3. they're projecting lower revenue growth than wall street expected $590 million, lower than the $678 million expects because a lot of those different levers twitter thhas yet to pull won't kick in until q three. one positive sign is their biggest ad deals with their biggest adverti
on the shares. i spoke with the ceo, jack dorsey. dorsey attribiates the better than expected user growth to the fact that the company has been making tweaks to things such as the time line and also been making a number of improvements to the service over the past quarter. he also sees -- says he sees further ability to strengthen that user base. now, i also talked to him and adam bane about what's driving the better than expected earnings, they said better roi for video advertisers in...
Best of Bloomberg West : BLOOMBERG : April 17, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EDT
says, they are seeing more opportunities there. think of founders like elon musk and jack dorsey. i spoke to glenn solomon. glenn: we want to invest early with them across sectors of focus for us, like consumer and online and mobile services, like e-commerce, connected devices, and robotics, and clouds. we are looking for companies in those sectors. in china, we are seeing lots of entrepreneurs that are coming around for their second or third stint, as entrepreneurs or people who have had experience. it really is a richer ecosystem of entrepreneurs in china for us to go back. emily: one of our columnists wrote a new article saying, everyone knows the asia startup bubble has to pop. what is your response to that? what are you seeing on the ground? glenn: we are focused on the venture capital ecosystem, the startup ecosystem in china and in the u.s. for us, what really matters is the rate of innovation, and the opportunity for companies to build businesses that can grow fast. in china, we see that continuing at an incredible pace. if you look at patent applications in china today, chi
says, they are seeing more opportunities there. think of founders like elon musk and jack dorsey. i spoke to glenn solomon. glenn: we want to invest early with them across sectors of focus for us, like consumer and online and mobile services, like e-commerce, connected devices, and robotics, and clouds. we are looking for companies in those sectors. in china, we are seeing lots of entrepreneurs that are coming around for their second or third stint, as entrepreneurs or people who have had...
Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : April 26, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm EDT
dorsey turn -- can jack dorsey turn around user growth? scarlet: and a june rate increase? we begin with our market minutes. volume was lighter than average, trading that dow down 13% based on the 10 day average. trading was up
. on the other hand, twitter ceo jack dorsey is under more pressure than ever. perhaps a better example of divergence in tech stories is apple and amazon. apple's first sales decline in 13 years marked an end to an unprecedented growth streak that lasted 51 straight quarters. $51 billion market cap in one hour the next day. the knockout punch, billionaire carl icahn saying there is no more money for apple stocks. amazon posting its most profitable quarter in 20 years, giving ceo jeff bezos the title of world's fourth richest once again. for more, bloomberg staff reporter jeffrey c only, kathy would in new york, and jeff in san diego. what is the most significant about what we saw this week? >> the biggest story ended up being apple. it is down seven straight days. it lost 11% over the past five days. what happened was, after the market closed tuesday, the stock was down about 6.3% on wednesday. it wasn't until thursday that we really saw apple hit the red and start dragging down the rest of the market. carl icahn, had about 2:00 p.m. eastern on tuesday, said he sold most of his
. on the other hand, twitter ceo jack dorsey is under more pressure than ever. perhaps a better example of divergence in tech stories is apple and amazon. apple's first sales decline in 13 years marked an end to an unprecedented growth streak that lasted 51 straight quarters. $51 billion market cap in one hour the next day. the knockout punch, billionaire carl icahn saying there is no more money for apple stocks. amazon posting its most profitable quarter in 20 years, giving ceo jeff bezos the...
What'd You Miss? : BLOOMBERG : April 26, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm EDT
at 4:30 p.m. new york time. aroundn jack dorsey turn -- can jack dorsey turn around user growth? scarlet: and a june rate increase? we begin with our market minutes. volume was lighter than average, trading that dow down 13% based on the 10 day average. trading was up 8% from the 10 day average. joe: another very quiet day. with tech earnings coming up and , it feelsnk activity like it's about to get interesting. scarlet: it is a waiting game for now. the dow, a 109 point swaying intraday, the most narrow move and one and a half weeks. let's talk about the energy stocks, the best performers life far.- by afterot a big lift standard chartered's results lifted the sector. rally. cross-asset there's talk that the former central bank governor could be the finance minister that the president is ousted. the 10 year yield in spain, where the king has announced new elections because they cannot form a new government. look how low the yield is. thestory is how the till market has been punishing spain given the fact there has been no new government. yield has beenr taking higher, the high
at 4:30 p.m. new york time. aroundn jack dorsey turn -- can jack dorsey turn around user growth? scarlet: and a june rate increase? we begin with our market minutes. volume was lighter than average, trading that dow down 13% based on the 10 day average. trading was up 8% from the 10 day average. joe: another very quiet day. with tech earnings coming up and , it feelsnk activity like it's about to get interesting. scarlet: it is a waiting game for now. the dow, a 109 point swaying intraday, the...
Bloomberg's Studio 1.0 : BLOOMBERG : April 24, 2016 12:00pm-12:31pm EDT
before jack dorsey was named ceo of twitter. and you say the only silicon valley company that grew from "strength to strength," as you say, as it swapped ceo's, was intel in their first 30 years. so, do you think twitter can become the second in history? sir michael: i think it is far better to bring a founder back who still feels a real sense of dedication and ownership with the company than going out and hiring an outside hand. jack has not been bashful about saying that the product of twitter needs improving. that is where his strengths lie. as the product improves, presumably, consumer satisfaction and the business will improve as well. emily: how do you see this playing out? does this bubble burst? or is there a soft landing? ♪ emily: as you said, you grew up in wales and you somehow made it to silicon valley. what kind of kid were you and how did you get here? sir michael: i got here through no grand plan. i went to college in britain, and this was the britain of the mid-1970's. it was not a particularly enticing place if you were a young graduate looking for opportunity. so, i
before jack dorsey was named ceo of twitter. and you say the only silicon valley company that grew from "strength to strength," as you say, as it swapped ceo's, was intel in their first 30 years. so, do you think twitter can become the second in history? sir michael: i think it is far better to bring a founder back who still feels a real sense of dedication and ownership with the company than going out and hiring an outside hand. jack has not been bashful about saying that the...
News4 Today : WRC : April 30, 2016 8:30am-9:00am EDT
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say an officer tried to stop him. he sped up, took the 170 ramp on to dorsey road. it's there he hit an oncoming vehicle. still, would go to find out the name of the man who lost his life. >>> well, a lot of us are seeing a light drizzle out there, and if a few of us, we've haven't seen the sun in days. tom is tracking when the clouds will start to clear and how soon a warm-up is coming. >> and angie, following this story dwelling now out of the south. major damage from at least two tornados. the dangerous, severe weather tearing down homes and forcing neighbors to seek shelter. it's 8:42. know you're budgeted for the expected, and the unexpected. know that at least the process of buying a new home can be clear and simple. know your investments can make retirement closer than you think the one word behind all the guidance we provide, tools we create, and services we offer. because when you have insight, you know. >>> gray skies are not going to clear up. put on a happy face anyway. there's union st
say an officer tried to stop him. he sped up, took the 170 ramp on to dorsey road. it's there he hit an oncoming vehicle. still, would go to find out the name of the man who lost his life. >>> well, a lot of us are seeing a light drizzle out there, and if a few of us, we've haven't seen the sun in days. tom is tracking when the clouds will start to clear and how soon a warm-up is coming. >> and angie, following this story dwelling now out of the south. major damage from at least...
Press: Here : KNTV : April 17, 2016 9:00am-9:31am PDT
dorsey mold, visionaries who can figure out the next act for twitter. >> if twitter came out with a new product that was popular and interesting and hired somebody you thought was going to help, which was the more important, back to products and people? >> well i think that probably the person, the leader, for that is probably the most important, actually. i think that's going to help attract more people. that's one of the things people don't realize. the talent you track isn't responsible just for their own contribution. it's also that other people want to come work for them. i think making sure that there's center of gravity there of people who are going to attract other great people is really important. actually a company of ours, periscope acquired by twitter and that could be the nexus of a new offering for the company that gets them to the next level. >> what's your view on the whole idea, this notion,zappos a totally flat organizational structure. i can see if it were that way, but one company that has hierarchical structure, another coming together and it implodes. >> it doe
dorsey mold, visionaries who can figure out the next act for twitter. >> if twitter came out with a new product that was popular and interesting and hired somebody you thought was going to help, which was the more important, back to products and people? >> well i think that probably the person, the leader, for that is probably the most important, actually. i think that's going to help attract more people. that's one of the things people don't realize. the talent you track isn't...
News4 Today : WRC : April 30, 2016 9:30am-10:00am EDT
officer tried to stop him, pull him over, sims sped up and took the 170 ramp on to dorsey road. it's there he hit an oncoming vehicle. we're still working to find out the name of that man who lost his life. >>> well, rain, rain, go away! ah. and the gray skies, too. we're tired of you, you clouds. >> done with it. >> when the sun will finally be back and how soon before we see the 70s again. >> all right. not talking about the white house correspondents' dinner, not justin bieber, not even the cabs game. no, folks. this is the hottest ticket in town. the creative new art show viting you in . >>> still cloudy and still cool. flag flapping gently near union station. live view from our capitol camera on this saturday morning. the clouds not producing any rain, though. all storm-free around the region. no rain anywhere from the atlantic beaches to the mountains. but we do have rain way off in the midwest. that's going to be tracking closer to us by later tonight. new hour-by-hour timing coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. >>> 9:46. new this morning, a man is dead after a fire
officer tried to stop him, pull him over, sims sped up and took the 170 ramp on to dorsey road. it's there he hit an oncoming vehicle. we're still working to find out the name of that man who lost his life. >>> well, rain, rain, go away! ah. and the gray skies, too. we're tired of you, you clouds. >> done with it. >> when the sun will finally be back and how soon before we see the 70s again. >> all right. not talking about the white house correspondents' dinner, not...
Fast Money : CNBC : April 26, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm EDT
, while twitter shares are tanking, the ceo jack dorsey is on the earnings call bei ining periscoped live. he spoke very calmly about the company's focus on live, and how they're seeing a benefit from all the tweaks they've been making to the service. they're giving the consumers more control. take a listen. >> we've seen increases in tweets, and replies, and retweets. and also likes obviously. we want to continue to make sure we're refining that time line and making it better and better. so when people come back to twitter, they see what's meaningful. >> the coo responding to questions about advertising coming in lower than expected. saying there are signs of strength that will kick in starting in the third quarter, including a new kind of video ad. he decided a study of finding $6 return on investment for every dollar spent by major beverage companies, saying there is hope that the brand advertising will really improve starting in q3. bain also talked about the opportunity to sell ads around the olympics, as well as arnold the election. cfo rg talking about the nfl deal which will also
, while twitter shares are tanking, the ceo jack dorsey is on the earnings call bei ining periscoped live. he spoke very calmly about the company's focus on live, and how they're seeing a benefit from all the tweaks they've been making to the service. they're giving the consumers more control. take a listen. >> we've seen increases in tweets, and replies, and retweets. and also likes obviously. we want to continue to make sure we're refining that time line and making it better and better....
Countdown to the Closing Bell With Liz Claman : FBC : April 27, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm EDT
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a partnership with twitter already. liz: does dorsey survive? >> make this point, why isn't google buying? because they have the partnership, which i think they think is good enough. why isn't facebook buying? you know, listen, here's the problem they think twitter has. who's going to -- you need another -- you need someone to step in and buy it and put a name to it. you need like a steve jobs. dorsey and costolo and these guys are not steve jobs. i'm reading the isaacson-jobs book. liz: came out a couple weeks ago. >> it's about this thick. it takes a while. it's taken me about a month, it's a great book. he was a visionary, he understood products. you get the impression these guys don't understand the product, how to make it user friendly and something more than a news feed for us. we love it, the average guy doesn't need it. liz: only beat on earnings per share because of cost cutting. >> not good. liz: not good. thank you very much. let's keep this, you never know. >> do you like costolo? liz: i never got to meet him, the security guards were pulling us back. >> remember when t
a partnership with twitter already. liz: does dorsey survive? >> make this point, why isn't google buying? because they have the partnership, which i think they think is good enough. why isn't facebook buying? you know, listen, here's the problem they think twitter has. who's going to -- you need another -- you need someone to step in and buy it and put a name to it. you need like a steve jobs. dorsey and costolo and these guys are not steve jobs. i'm reading the isaacson-jobs book. liz:...
Bloomberg Surveillance : BLOOMBERG : April 5, 2016 5:00am-7:01am EDT
makeup up of the board. a guy named dorsey from twitter is there and ms. sandberg from facebook. the usual l.a. touchy-feely -- bring up the chart. it's a bear market for disney. a huge underperformer. what's the why? you have got to be kidding me. long-term it has been a great stock over the last nine months of has been under pressure, because concern about the core cable network business, but principally espn, which is the big cash flow generator, people are concerned about cutting the cord, and what does it mean for the cable network business and for espn. that company from that perspective is at a crossroads. creatively, the company has never been stronger with her movie and television studio and their parks and resorts. they are about to open up shanghai disney. so, from a creative perspective, the company has never been stronger. for investors, there is concern about profit growth at their cable network business, espn. vonnie: tom brought up tom dorsey -- staggst is, tom responsible for? digitally it has gone from strength to strength. >> tom was the longtime cfo. he really kno
makeup up of the board. a guy named dorsey from twitter is there and ms. sandberg from facebook. the usual l.a. touchy-feely -- bring up the chart. it's a bear market for disney. a huge underperformer. what's the why? you have got to be kidding me. long-term it has been a great stock over the last nine months of has been under pressure, because concern about the core cable network business, but principally espn, which is the big cash flow generator, people are concerned about cutting the cord,...
Squawk Box : CNBC : April 27, 2016 6:00am-9:01am EDT
secrets. coming up. we're going to talk to an analyst and asking the person if ceo jack dorsey's focus on live events can maybe keep twitter relevant. when we return. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ what's that? the number of units we'll make next month to maximize earnings. that's a projection. no, it's a fact. based on hundreds of proprietary and open data sets folded into a real-time, actionable analytics model. nine. eight. three. five. two. you're not gonna round that up? you don't round up facts. powerful analytics driving decisions for the world's most valuable brands. ♪ >>> twitter out with quarterly results. the social media giant missing the mark on revenue and reporting slowing ad growth. the company gained 5 million new users in the quarter after winning a bid to stream nfl games in the coming season. ceo jack dorsey telling julia boorstin about his bet to bring users together on the platform during live events. >> life is not just about live streaming but it's around the live events a
secrets. coming up. we're going to talk to an analyst and asking the person if ceo jack dorsey's focus on live events can maybe keep twitter relevant. when we return. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ what's that? the number of units we'll make next month to maximize earnings. that's a projection. no, it's a fact. based on hundreds of proprietary and open data sets folded into a...
Fast Money : CNBC : April 1, 2016 5:00pm-5:31pm EDT
there. >> grasso. >> look at him. >> a tilt. head. almost jack dorsey which makes me wonder he can go square and jack can go back to twitter. >> or vice versa. >> you know what i mean. >> handsome man. get a good look at that beard again, please. >> because it's going to be gone. >> that might be it. >> that's right. it might be it on >> under carve it down though. >> mutton chops at least for a couple of days. >> handlebar is good up. >> next, auto sales are pretty solid but the major stocks can't seem to get out of reverse and what gives? what might it mean for the on fire consumer trade. >>> and apple may be celebrating its 40th birthday and what about the next big tech stock you can add for the next 40 years? the names our traders are next. and more on that when "fast money" returns. a fair price, quality service, and that horrible smells are really good at hiding. oh, boy. there it is. ♪ ohh. ooh. [ gags ] so when you need a house cleaner or an exterminator, we can help you get the job done right, guaranteed. get started today at angie's list, because your home is where our hea
there. >> grasso. >> look at him. >> a tilt. head. almost jack dorsey which makes me wonder he can go square and jack can go back to twitter. >> or vice versa. >> you know what i mean. >> handsome man. get a good look at that beard again, please. >> because it's going to be gone. >> that might be it. >> that's right. it might be it on >> under carve it down though. >> mutton chops at least for a couple of days. >>...
Bloomberg Markets : BLOOMBERG : April 5, 2016 2:00pm-3:01pm EDT
dorsey said he will be to find live events we can gather around. emily: the cfo of twitter was also cfo of the nfl. you can imagine what kind of discussions were happening behind the scenes between him and nfl. twitter has is life. as a victoryat it for twitter, but $10 million is a drop in the bucket. it may be more about experimenting for them. has isbest thing twitter live. twitter will show the ad the thursdayare airing night football games, then will sell some ads that would normally have been sold to local affiliates. this is more about users. our colleague had an interesting take on this. a great placeen to talk about sports, trash talk sports, but they have not shown a lot of potential in terms of looking long-term sports fans that are not already on twitter. she cited the olympic steel -- the olympics deal. lisa: i'm trying to understand how this will look on the twitter feed. people are usually just looking at news that scrolls down. to look at one particular streaming event goes against what twitter is all about. emily: that is interesting. i don't know exactly the mechanics
dorsey said he will be to find live events we can gather around. emily: the cfo of twitter was also cfo of the nfl. you can imagine what kind of discussions were happening behind the scenes between him and nfl. twitter has is life. as a victoryat it for twitter, but $10 million is a drop in the bucket. it may be more about experimenting for them. has isbest thing twitter live. twitter will show the ad the thursdayare airing night football games, then will sell some ads that would normally have...
talking about jack dorsey. the next fed meeting and brexit vote are a week apart. ow will one affect the other? an exclusive interview with bloomberg television. iaae-m" it has been a tense and raucous scene outside a hotel inraucous california, as republican presidential front-runner donald trump has arrived to address the state republican party convention. trump was escorted into the hotel from a back entrance, away from the protests. and ohio governor john kasich are appearing at the convention today, texas senator ted cruz and his running mate carly fiorina will speak tomorrow. 20 people were arrested yesterday protesting a trump campaign event in costa mesa, california. ash carter directed military officials to -- in a hospital run by doctors without borders from afghanistan. officials say 16 u.s. military personnel were disciplined. in a statement, secretary carter report, "provides painful lessons." captains in virginia have been by --ed by -- fibrous -- virus. there are more than 1400 passengers and crew aboard. delta airlines president ed bastion takes over as ceo of the carrier
talking about jack dorsey. the next fed meeting and brexit vote are a week apart. ow will one affect the other? an exclusive interview with bloomberg television. iaae-m" it has been a tense and raucous scene outside a hotel inraucous california, as republican presidential front-runner donald trump has arrived to address the state republican party convention. trump was escorted into the hotel from a back entrance, away from the protests. and ohio governor john kasich are appearing at the...
Trending Business : BLOOMBERG : April 5, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm EDT
. , my dadck dorsey saying is going to love this. watch the 2016 thursday night nfl games with twitter. some comments coming through from high profile ceo ofsmen, the t-mobile, jon leger, congratulating the twitter team as well as the nfl, saying that this is huge. this is quite a chance for the nfl to experiment going to a different media outlet in order to stream their games now. rishaad: what about the fans? are excitedfans good one person saying "how are they going to do this with 140 characters per post/" ?" one person saying, finally something interesting on twitter. been struggling to attract users and expand content beyond journalists and politicians and celebrities. past efforts to attract more users, the olympics, they have not done well. people are excited, but also skeptical. rishaad: right, let's tell you what you we have coming up. we talked about whether investors have overreacted to the triple headwinds of oil, the dollar, and the china slowdown. we have a look at it in the next hour of "trending business". ♪ ♪ >> from studios of new york city, this is "charlie rose
. , my dadck dorsey saying is going to love this. watch the 2016 thursday night nfl games with twitter. some comments coming through from high profile ceo ofsmen, the t-mobile, jon leger, congratulating the twitter team as well as the nfl, saying that this is huge. this is quite a chance for the nfl to experiment going to a different media outlet in order to stream their games now. rishaad: what about the fans? are excitedfans good one person saying "how are they going to do this with 140...
. jack dorsey, we have to ask this question every quarter, especially if the company doesn't start to do better. how long can he continue to be ceo of square and twitter, two and one of them is clearly struggling. >> i thought he would step away from one of his companies. to stay at twitter so that if implemented, it could work. they are starting to gain traction. and solve this problem, getting those brand advertisers to advocate dollars on the twitter platform. this is through 2016. but in 2017, i think it is one of the two companies. emily: you are giving them one year. cory: the company needs a ceo and square deserves one as well. emily: from axiom capital management, and our editor at large, thank you both. we break down ebay's quarterly results and if we are seeing the first hints of a turnaround there. coming up. ♪ emily: at&t topping estimates despite losing subscribers and missing estimates for mobile customer adds. the second largest wireless .arrier a below expectations of 283,000 new monthly subscribers. above analysts estimates of $.69. we will talk with t-mobile ceo jo
. jack dorsey, we have to ask this question every quarter, especially if the company doesn't start to do better. how long can he continue to be ceo of square and twitter, two and one of them is clearly struggling. >> i thought he would step away from one of his companies. to stay at twitter so that if implemented, it could work. they are starting to gain traction. and solve this problem, getting those brand advertisers to advocate dollars on the twitter platform. this is through 2016. but...
dorsey? i think square is very lucky to have jack as our ceo. i think he is a unique visionary. one of the things he is amazing at is making all of us stayed true to what square is. emily: jackie lee speaking with me at the conference in san francisco. sayle who live in ethiopia messaging apps have not worked there for more than a month and smartphone owners have not been able to access services like facebook messenger or twitter on the state owned telecommunications service provider. one area in the blackout was at the center of fatal protest that started -- protests that started in november. ethiopia denies that it blocked access throughout the region. google is scaling up its tech skills training program to accommodate one million africans in the next year. it's an effort to deal with high unemployment numbers on the continent. train 300 rows -- plans to train one million people on the continent. plus, a single power source that would give the world enough energy to give up call and gas entirely. we are focused on the untapped potential of the ocean, next. ♪ emily: the russians ge
dorsey? i think square is very lucky to have jack as our ceo. i think he is a unique visionary. one of the things he is amazing at is making all of us stayed true to what square is. emily: jackie lee speaking with me at the conference in san francisco. sayle who live in ethiopia messaging apps have not worked there for more than a month and smartphone owners have not been able to access services like facebook messenger or twitter on the state owned telecommunications service provider. one area...
the firm's billion-dollar fund to find a new jack dorsey in china. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin with politics. house speaker paul ryan ruled out a presidential bid at a press conference today. the announcement comes after weeks of speculation he would accept the nomination at a contested convention. addressing the republican national committee, speaker ryan said delegates should choose someone that participated in the primaries. >> count me out. if youy believe that, want to be the nominee for our party, to be the
the firm's billion-dollar fund to find a new jack dorsey in china. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin with politics. house speaker paul ryan ruled out a presidential bid at a press conference today. the announcement comes after weeks of speculation he would accept the nomination at a contested convention. addressing the republican national committee, speaker ryan said delegates should choose someone that participated in the...
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other companies. >> and when we look at the stock of dorsey and the rollout of periscope, are we looking at the incremental progress or treading the water? >> somewhere in between possibly, because they are interesting moves, and jack is a product guy. he has good ideas, but moving the ship in that direction, and keeping up, because stuff is changing very, very fast now in the mobile app consumer experience. i think that it is not just video in the periscope form. there is a lot more that can be done. even if twitter were to launch a product in that space could they scale it faster than a facebook could, so a lot of the pieces need to fall into play, and still look at the talent of the company, and we saw a lot of the executives leave, and interesting today if jack talks more about the bench. >> and the stock has been higher in this company, terry, higher than any other tech company, and so can they afford to keep people? >> well, all of the people need top people, and this is a factor of life, but the narrative here is wrong. the comparative narrative of twitter and facebook and
other companies. >> and when we look at the stock of dorsey and the rollout of periscope, are we looking at the incremental progress or treading the water? >> somewhere in between possibly, because they are interesting moves, and jack is a product guy. he has good ideas, but moving the ship in that direction, and keeping up, because stuff is changing very, very fast now in the mobile app consumer experience. i think that it is not just video in the periscope form. there is a lot...
Worldwide Exchange : CNBC : April 27, 2016 5:00am-6:01am EDT
actually showing a modest increased. twitter ceo jack dorsey in an exclusive interview with cnbc's julia boorstin reacted to the stock drop. >> we're focused on our things. we've never had more focus as the development team and we're engineering what we believe to be the best experience out there around life and around what's happening now. and i want to make sure twitter is the place the first thing you check to start you day. telling you what's happening in the world and what matters and ha that's what we're driving towards. >> so far twitter has 310 million daily active users who log in at least once a month. can they bring the ad money as they get more users? can they go more mainstream? these are all questions. >> and the facebook outperforms today, then it is more worrying for twitter. because it suggests it is very much stock specific. >> because they are all compete for the ad dollars. >>> other stocks. the hr block is cutting part of its workforce. the company handled about 6% fewer tax returns. down 6% in pre market. >> fort net. >> cirrus logic. >> you mentioned one of t
actually showing a modest increased. twitter ceo jack dorsey in an exclusive interview with cnbc's julia boorstin reacted to the stock drop. >> we're focused on our things. we've never had more focus as the development team and we're engineering what we believe to be the best experience out there around life and around what's happening now. and i want to make sure twitter is the place the first thing you check to start you day. telling you what's happening in the world and what matters...
Trending Business : BLOOMBERG : April 26, 2016 9:00pm-10:01pm EDT
six and a 77 million dollars average that analysts had projected. jack dorsey says there are 310 million twitter users in the world. the company is trying to make its product less daunting for new participants and has recently hired a new marketing officer and created a life news stream called moments. that samsung has decided that if you can't beat them, join them. we are hearing that company is in talks with apple to be the exclusive supplier of displays for iphones scheduled for release next year. it is tempted to spend $9 billion to beef up its capacity brighter, andner, less training screens. apple sold more than 231 million iphones last year, while samsung display made about 3 million keepns a month, so just to pace, sam son would have to boost production by a factor of at least six. shares currently looking like this in seoul, korea, down a quarter of 1%. we will be watching galaxy entertainment shares on the open in hong kong at the bottom of the hour, the macau casino operator has reported a 2% decline year on year in first-quarter revenue to $1.7 billion, first-quarter
six and a 77 million dollars average that analysts had projected. jack dorsey says there are 310 million twitter users in the world. the company is trying to make its product less daunting for new participants and has recently hired a new marketing officer and created a life news stream called moments. that samsung has decided that if you can't beat them, join them. we are hearing that company is in talks with apple to be the exclusive supplier of displays for iphones scheduled for release...
up, took the 170 ramp into dorsey road, and there he hit an yo oncoming vehicle. we're working to find out the kna name of's man who was killed. >>> a few of us ha tom is tracking when the clouds will clear and how soon a warm-up is coming. >>> and out of the south, major damage from at least two tornadoes. the dangerous, severe weather tearing down homes and forcing neighbors there to seek s >>> good morning. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierth rain. that is way out in the midwest. most of the heavy rain you see there on the right of your screen that is along the miissippi river valley, but it is tracking towards the east-northeast are and will be getting closer to us later this evening. new model timing just coming in on the hour-by-hour look at the rain as it arrives and leaves. i'll have that for you in a couple of minutes. >> tom, thank you. >>> right now, the cleanup is underway in parts of central and southern oklahoma after dangerous storms whipped through the area. take a look at some of this video we got. at least two tornadoes touched down. the storm tore through home
up, took the 170 ramp into dorsey road, and there he hit an yo oncoming vehicle. we're working to find out the kna name of's man who was killed. >>> a few of us ha tom is tracking when the clouds will clear and how soon a warm-up is coming. >>> and out of the south, major damage from at least two tornadoes. the dangerous, severe weather tearing down homes and forcing neighbors there to seek s >>> good morning. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierth rain. that is way...
Action News at 4PM : WPVI : April 28, 2016 4:00pm-5:01pm EDT
thrown and pronounced dead at the hospital. the other teens did make it across okay uninjured. dorsey remained at the scene and no charges will be filed against her. but again grief counselors from the district were at the school helping the kids deal with the tragic death of their young friend. >> thank you. >>> it has finally arrived. this is the day that could determine the eagles fortunes for years to come. it's draft day and in just a few hours it's birds are expected to select a new franchise quarterback. jaime apody is live in chicago for the excitement. >> reporter: oh absolutely brian, we are live on the red carpet here at the nfl draft and we should know in the next few hours who the next quarterback will be. lets talk about the guy we think it will be, he is carson wentz, he was with the nfl at at united way at a chicago elementary school, hanging out with kids and having fun. remember this guy, 6'5" looks like a quarterback and a 4.0 gpa. it looks like a lock that wentz and goffe are going in the fop two other in los angeles or philadelphia. here is what wentz knows about
thrown and pronounced dead at the hospital. the other teens did make it across okay uninjured. dorsey remained at the scene and no charges will be filed against her. but again grief counselors from the district were at the school helping the kids deal with the tragic death of their young friend. >> thank you. >>> it has finally arrived. this is the day that could determine the eagles fortunes for years to come. it's draft day and in just a few hours it's birds are expected to...
Squawk Alley : CNBC : April 8, 2016 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
is product and growth and jack dorsey does understand that. and hopefully having that work and again is always going to be sitting with this who is going to buy twitter. is it under pressure. it's not the easiest company in the world to be a board member of. >> you would think, especially he would be a marquee player you'd want to keep. one last point, kara, earlier in the week morgan stanley had pretty negative numbers in terms of expectations for user growth in 17 and we were sitting here talking with jim about it and jim said jack would be worried about that but today he's at square. so it doesn't matter. is that sentiment still living on? >> interesting. i recently saw him and i was asking him how he splits up the day. he goes over there at 2:00 in the afternoon so he spends half days at each place. he looks great. i think that's going to, i think does he have enough fire power. and at twitter too. >> and be in the numbers. if they improved and if they do better everybody will say it's great and if they don't they'll say it's because he has two jobs. >>. >> you and i, you a
is product and growth and jack dorsey does understand that. and hopefully having that work and again is always going to be sitting with this who is going to buy twitter. is it under pressure. it's not the easiest company in the world to be a board member of. >> you would think, especially he would be a marquee player you'd want to keep. one last point, kara, earlier in the week morgan stanley had pretty negative numbers in terms of expectations for user growth in 17 and we were sitting...
Action News Weekend 6AM : WPVI : April 23, 2016 6:00am-7:01am EDT
-- council woman sherry dorsey walker was the spokesperson for the family. >>> this was not a street person, she was an honor roll student. >>> she was a lover not a fighter. >> reporter: her friends released 16 blue balloons her favorite color to float away in the warm spring air in her memory. >>> one, two, three, amy. >> reporter: details on the medical examiner's findings on a cause and manner of death have not been released. police say it's an on going investigation. meanwhile, funeral arrangements for amy joyner frances are pending. at wilmington police headquarters, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." 6:34. new information from overnight. police say they caught a tire slashers at the scene of the alleged destructive crime spree. the slashed 16 cars. officers found the person next to parked cars with the knife next to him. he was taken into custody and awaits charges. >>> schuylkill expressway expressway was shut down overnight. a car caught fire in the westbound lanes near montgomery avenue. emergency vehicles had to access the scene through eastbound lanes. >>> police say t
-- council woman sherry dorsey walker was the spokesperson for the family. >>> this was not a street person, she was an honor roll student. >>> she was a lover not a fighter. >> reporter: her friends released 16 blue balloons her favorite color to float away in the warm spring air in her memory. >>> one, two, three, amy. >> reporter: details on the medical examiner's findings on a cause and manner of death have not been released. police say it's an on...
get one of the best jockeys in the game with jack dorsey. i know a lot of people say he's got a part-time ceo but i think he's doing a good job right now. he just announced a deal with and they're going to have 10 of them. i think that's just the beginning of jack starting to flex a little muscle and i've got a trade for you. i'm going to look at a call meead and it's going to cost $1.50. i can triple up on this and get you far enough of where you have an earnings were coming and i think it's going to be a great trade. thank you for joining me. more bloomberg markets next. please don't go away. ♪ hii'm here to tell homeowners that are sixty-two and older about a great way to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like... how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money... and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this magnifier with led light absolutely free! when you call the experts at one reverse mortgage today, you'll learn
get one of the best jockeys in the game with jack dorsey. i know a lot of people say he's got a part-time ceo but i think he's doing a good job right now. he just announced a deal with and they're going to have 10 of them. i think that's just the beginning of jack starting to flex a little muscle and i've got a trade for you. i'm going to look at a call meead and it's going to cost $1.50. i can triple up on this and get you far enough of where you have an earnings were coming and i think it's...
jack dorsey's fault that twitter has seen its stock slide and user growth stagnate? take a listen. guest: no. because he's not been in place long enough. i don't think six months -- emily: whose fault is it? guest: dick is one of my favorite human beings i've ever met. if we're going to go on this thesis, he had a nice long run and the product didn't innovate enough. now, again, this is why i don't like blanket statements. i don't know if dick had a deal with all the dynamics on the board, all the original founders, maybe he was crippled by the politics. i don't know. but the product did not change for five years, it lost the attention of the young consumer. that's what all these people trade on. i don't think it's his -- definitely not jack's fault. he's only been back for a few minutes. but they have to make moves. i think the product has real flaws. i'm sitting with you right now because of twitter. twitter put me on the map. emily: you were an early investor. guest: early investor from the outgoing c.t.o. that's how i got in. emily: a huge platform for you. guest: it changed m
jack dorsey's fault that twitter has seen its stock slide and user growth stagnate? take a listen. guest: no. because he's not been in place long enough. i don't think six months -- emily: whose fault is it? guest: dick is one of my favorite human beings i've ever met. if we're going to go on this thesis, he had a nice long run and the product didn't innovate enough. now, again, this is why i don't like blanket statements. i don't know if dick had a deal with all the dynamics on the board, all...
would not surprise me to see the company come out slightly above. emily: jack dorsey has been back now for about six months, so we will be all over all of those companies next week. paul kedrosky, bloomberg contributor editor. as always, thank you so much for joining us on the show. and happy friday. time to find out who is having the best day ever. today's winner is amd, advanced micro devices. shares saw the biggest jump in more than 35 years, jumping 52% to just under four dollars. the search is due to a licensing agreement with a chinese state backed joint venture that will produce server processors. they predict it strong growth in the second quarter. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west." do not forget to tune in this weekend. we will bring you the best of all her interviews from the week, including former twitter ceo dick costolo and googlex founder sebastian thrun. the best of oh "bloomberg west" this weekend on bloomberg television. ♪ ♪ announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. >> ♪ chances are because i wear a sil
would not surprise me to see the company come out slightly above. emily: jack dorsey has been back now for about six months, so we will be all over all of those companies next week. paul kedrosky, bloomberg contributor editor. as always, thank you so much for joining us on the show. and happy friday. time to find out who is having the best day ever. today's winner is amd, advanced micro devices. shares saw the biggest jump in more than 35 years, jumping 52% to just under four dollars. the...
Closing Bell : CNBC : April 8, 2016 3:00pm-5:01pm EDT
lack of diversity, jack dorsey tweeted more additions to the board soon to bring diversity and represent the strong communities on twitter. we'll have to see whether dorsey snags az big media personality. it's certainly worth asking why new names on the board have taken so long. >> should i be disturbed one tweeted for the first time today? >> this is not the first time there have been questions about how much board members know about twitter. the same thing was set when we got certain other appointments over the past couple of years. but the real question here, what each of these members is going to bring to the board certainly cfo of pepsi, he does have a lot of information. about how advertisers think about the world and advertising is twitter's business. he also runs the financial business of a big global company and that's what twitter wants to be. >> if you're on the board of ford, do you have to drive a ford? >> i think it would be mandatory. >> i was just asking. >> thanks, julia. see you later. >> 23 minutes before the closing bell, dow jones industrial average way off
lack of diversity, jack dorsey tweeted more additions to the board soon to bring diversity and represent the strong communities on twitter. we'll have to see whether dorsey snags az big media personality. it's certainly worth asking why new names on the board have taken so long. >> should i be disturbed one tweeted for the first time today? >> this is not the first time there have been questions about how much board members know about twitter. the same thing was set when we got...
Street Signs : CNBC : April 27, 2016 4:00am-5:01am EDT
company's revenue in the third quarter. ceo jack dorsey addressing investors on the earnings call. >> we've seen increases in tweets and replies and retweets and also likes obviously. so we want to continue to make sure that we are refining that time line and making it better and better and better. so when people come back to twitter they see what is meaningful. >> guidance for the second quarter along with concerns advertisers aren't spending more weighing heavily on the stock. >> we've had a whole host of brokers coming out this morning, lowering their target price. seems on average, barclays cutting price target from $18 to 19. we've just had goldman sachs coming out raising their target price from $22 to 21. a . and jeffries, cut their price target to $32. i think the range of price target targets and cuts, raises here, shows you how confusing and what twitter can doing going forward and grow this business. e-commerce now. off setting growth concerns following the spinoff of paypal. comcast could be trying to build on recent success in animation. comcast is set to report earni
company's revenue in the third quarter. ceo jack dorsey addressing investors on the earnings call. >> we've seen increases in tweets and replies and retweets and also likes obviously. so we want to continue to make sure that we are refining that time line and making it better and better and better. so when people come back to twitter they see what is meaningful. >> guidance for the second quarter along with concerns advertisers aren't spending more weighing heavily on the stock....
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minutes. >> there's a mistake i don't know it is a mistake present at the meeting dorsey absent were dorsey so- incorrect march 15 should be the
Squawk Box : CNBC : April 5, 2016 6:00am-9:01am EDT
, jack dorseying tadorsey i could take a third job. he's on the board. >> you're joking, right? >> sort of, yes. >> i like ovitz. >> maybe they'll take the job together. voters in wisconsin hitting the polls today. john harwood joinin joins us th morning with more. >> reporter: andrew, this is an opportunity today for both the leading candidates behind the front runners to make up ground in the nomination race. they're both behind, ted cruz and bernie sanders. first of all, let's look at the republican side. you can see that donald trump has got a lead of not quite 300 delegates over ted cruz. on the democratic side, hillary clinton, 600 delegates up on bernie sanders. both are expected to lose today, trump and hillary clinton. they've been trailing in polls coming up to now. what's the significance of that? well, first of all, on the republican side, donald trump still has a path, even if he loses today, to getting the 1237 delegates he needs to be nominated on the first ballot. but every state he loses makes that a little bit harder. if ted cruz does very well today, if he wi
, jack dorseying tadorsey i could take a third job. he's on the board. >> you're joking, right? >> sort of, yes. >> i like ovitz. >> maybe they'll take the job together. voters in wisconsin hitting the polls today. john harwood joinin joins us th morning with more. >> reporter: andrew, this is an opportunity today for both the leading candidates behind the front runners to make up ground in the nomination race. they're both behind, ted cruz and bernie sanders....
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dorsey absent were dorsey so- incorrect march 15 should be the first. >> i'm looking at my says march first. >> mine said march 15. >> i have 15 on it my name is not on it. >> i think we should postpone or get the same copy of minutes. >> maybe we have 3 sets? no. >> i have march 15. >> yeah. i have the february 16th and march 15 minutes. >> you don't have the march first minutes. >> i have march first not the 15. >> i don't have march first at all. >> march first is on this on the agenda if you don't have march first, you can't vote on march first. >> let's continue that is there a motion to continue. >> move to continue the minutes for march first. >> i second same house, same call? no public comment i can't do same house, same call? commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner perez commissioner caminong commissioner thomas and president tan. >> all right. that motion is continued the respect the staff and executive director. >> commissioners hello i will try to be short update on prevention introduced i've spoken we issued some legislation by supervisor wiener's office to clea
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dorsey doing two jobs at once? >> so far, it seems to be going ok. i think that is a question for jack. he does seem very focused on the twitter business, and that is an important thing. scarlet: thank you very much. tracy: a quick programming no. to join bloomberg tomorrow, special coverage of the f1 see announcement. ♪ . . tracy: it isn't 1 p.m. in new york and 1:00 a.m. and hong kong. scarlet: welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, good tracy: tuesday afternoon. i'm scarlet fu. and i'm tracy alloway. stocks are fluctuating as investors brace for tomorrow's monetary decision. the dollar weakens toward a 10 month low. we will look at how the currency market is playing the fed anything game -- read guessing game. scarlet: we will take a look at what is behind the change in business strategy. tracy: and roger goodell talks about tom barry d -- tom brady's suspension and how the league plans to go digital. scarlet: you are not a football fan, are you? tracy: i'm a fan of actual football -- what people call soccer. scarlet: tracy is continental
dorsey doing two jobs at once? >> so far, it seems to be going ok. i think that is a question for jack. he does seem very focused on the twitter business, and that is an important thing. scarlet: thank you very much. tracy: a quick programming no. to join bloomberg tomorrow, special coverage of the f1 see announcement. ♪ . . tracy: it isn't 1 p.m. in new york and 1:00 a.m. and hong kong. scarlet: welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, good tracy:...


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Dave Duvall
Chief Information Officer, Warner Bros. Discovery
As CIO at Warner Bros. Discovery, Dave Duvall leads an organization accountable for all Enterprise Technology & Operations. Group responsibilities include IT Corporate and Business Systems, Workforce Technology & Support, InfoSec, as well as Studios, Networks, and Distribution technology and operations. As a technologist and engineer by background, he provides strategic direction to drive innovation in a rapidly evolving business. A nineteen-year Discovery/Warner Bros. Discovery veteran, Dave has wide-ranging experience in global technology platform design, configuration and management in a multi-national setting.
Warner Bros. Discovery (as Discovery) was recognized in 2020 with a Technology Emmy Award for contributions pioneering and advancing cloud-based media supply chain technology. Prior major efforts include Discovery's successful acquisition and integration of Scripps Networks interactive, enterprise cloud transformation, and an IP-based WAN and tech design to modernize Sport production technology at Eurosport - enabling best-in-class Olympic production in Pyeongchang, Tokyo, and Beijing.
In conversation with Warner Bros. Discovery
Presenting Live Sport at Scale — Winning with the Power of the Cloud

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Q: Extracting patterns from text in R My data is like:
t <- "The data is like hi hi hi hi  and hi hi end"

and my regular expression is:
grammer <- "[[:space:]]*(hi)+[[:space:]]"

After executing below two lines:
res <- gregexpr(grammer, t)
regmatches(t, res)

I got output:
 [[1]]
 [1] " hi " "hi "  "hi "  "hi "  " hi " "hi "

however, I want something like: " hi hi hi hi " and " hi hi "

A: You could do like this,
> t<-"The data is like hi hi hi hi  and hi hi end"
> grammer<-"[[:space:]]*(hi[[:space:]])+[[:space:]]*"
> res<-gregexpr(grammer, t)
> regmatches(t, res)
[[1]]
[1] " hi hi hi hi  " " hi hi "

OR
> grammer<-"[[:space:]]*(hi[[:space:]])+"
> res<-gregexpr(grammer, t)
> regmatches(t, res)
[[1]]
[1] " hi hi hi hi " " hi hi "

OR
> t <- "The data is like hi hi hi hi and hi hi end hi"
> grammer<-"[[:space:]]*(hi\\>[[:space:]]?)+"
> res<-gregexpr(grammer, t)
> regmatches(t, res)
[[1]]
[1] " hi hi hi hi " " hi hi "       " hi"

Without leading or following spaces.
> t <- "The data is like hi hi hi hi and hi hi end hi"
> grammer<-"hi\\>([[:space:]]hi)*"
> res<-gregexpr(grammer, t)
> regmatches(t, res)
[[1]]
[1] "hi hi hi hi" "hi hi"       "hi"

Explanation:

*

*[[:space:]]* Matches a space character zero or more times.

*(hi[[:space:]])+ Matches the string hi and the following space one or more times.

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A psychologist explains how successful people do more in a day than others do in a week
Suzanne Gelb,
Feb. 7, 2016, 3:00 PM
Beyonce and Jay-Z.
"You have the same number of hours in the day as Beyoncé."
Everyone knows someone who works full time, volunteers, runs a successful blog, and somehow still finds time to go grocery shopping, cook organic Instagram-worthy meals, foster a loving relationship, walk his or her adorable Boston Terrier, and, oh — train for a half marathon.
These kinds of "super-achievers" have the same number of hours in the day as the rest of us, but somehow, they always seem to get more done. How do they do it?
As a psychologist and life coach who has spent thousands of hours working with clients over the past 28 years — including hundreds of hours with clients who meet this super-achiever character profile — here's what I've noticed about people who consistently succeed. Plus: How you can tweak your mindset to become a high achiever, too.
Fully Commit
Whatever you're doing right now? Be fully in it. Commit.
When you see an Olympic hurdler leaping over barricades with superhuman agility, does she look distracted? Nope. She is 100% invested in the task at hand. And as you can see from her success, commitment leads to greatness.
So what do you do when you feel your mind wandering away from the present moment? Josh Pais, creator of Committed Impulse, high-performance training for actors, public speakers, and entrepreneurs, recommends saying "I'm back!" out loud whenever you feel yourself drifting away. You might get a few odd looks from bystanders, but it works!
Avoid Multitasking
Your email inbox, Instagram, Facebook, that hilarious viral cat video, and an ad proclaiming a big sale at your favorite website — these are probably just a few of the tabs you have open, commanding your attention while you simultaneously try to finish a project a work. It's not out of the ordinary; multitasking has become the norm.
But the human mind is not designed for multitasking. In fact, research has proven that we're pretty terrible at it. When you try to multitask, you lose focus, you're more likely to make errors, and projects tend to take longer.
To make sure you can focus completely, strive to shut off all distractions— even if that means locking your cell phone in a drawer while you work. Extreme? Maybe. But it's worth a try!
Ban "Friendly Interruptions" at All Costs
You're working on a project. You're totally in the zone, making lightning-speed progress.
Then, a co-worker swings by. "Just wanted your two cents on this," he says, handing you a report outline. You look it over and give him your thoughts. It doesn't take more than 60 seconds for you to chime in. No biggie, right?
Unfortunately, that minor interruption just majorly derailed your focus. It will take an average of 23 minutes for you to get back into the zone of whatever you were doing.
Super-achievers know that interruptions are productivity-killers, so they avoid them at all costs. (There's a reason why most CEOs have private offices — with doors!)
If you don't have a door to close, try finding a quiet space where you won't be nudged, turn off your incoming email notifications for a few hours, or talk to your boss about instituting company-wide "do not disturb" hours a few times a week.
Hang With Fellow Super-Achievers
You've probably heard the expression, "If you are the smartest person in the room, then you are in the wrong room." Same goes for achievement and productivity.
There's a reason why Beyoncé rolls with people like Oprah, the Obamas, and her mogul husband, Jay-Z. When you surround yourself with high-energy, like-minded people, you tend to rise to their level—while inspiring them, too.
Try to weed your professional life of people, colleagues, and even friends who don't energize you. This doesn't mean you should never see these people again or that you have to coldly cut them out of your life completely. But be mindful about who you choose to spend the majority of your time with. Try to surround yourself with super-achievers as often as possible.
Don't know where to meet them? Join a challenging club or group (10K training, anyone?), or write an email to someone you admire. Or maybe there's someone you already know in real life, but have been too shy to talk to. Drop him or her a note to say, "I'd love to treat you to lunch at your favorite spot." You never know where one simple invitation may lead.
Prevent Emotions From Building
When you allow negative emotions—like frustration, anger, disappointment, or self-loathing—to build up inside of you like water about to boil in a tea kettle, you can easily head down a destructive path.
Sooner or later, all those bottled-up feelings are going to compel you to act out— whether that means binge-eating potato chips at midnight, watching 14 hours straight of Gilmore Girls instead of dealing with urgent deadlines, or engaging in some other behavior that leaves you feeling more frustrated (not to mention tired, hungover, or nauseous) than ever. Which is not great for productivity.
Super-achievers know how to manage their emotions effectively to prevent the tea-kettle effect. Most super-achievers I know have some kind of emotion-management practice that they rely on: meditating, journaling, a weekly check-in with a life coach, or a good old-fashioned punching-bag session at the gym.
Find a strategy that works for you. You'll know it's working when you feel a deep sense of release and relief—as if a ton of bricks have been lifted from your shoulders, leaving you feeling light, unburdened, no longer upset, and ready to get back to being awesome!
Last, but not least, remember that those incredible super-achievers you admire — and aspire to be like — are just ordinary people with flaws and fears, too.
As Beyoncé herself once said, "I know I'm stronger in the songs than I really am."
We're all just human beings trying to work, live, and navigate the world using all the tools and skills we have. Rather than aiming for flawless perfection, aim for your personal best — and you'll always be a success.
Read the original article on The Muse. Copyright 2019. Follow The Muse on Twitter.
SEE ALSO: How 15 highly successful people stay in shape
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On February 20, 2018 AdSense rolled out its new Auto Ads system to all AdSense accounts.
By that date I had had tested Auto Ads for a tad over two weeks while it was in beta. I usually test AdSense offerings in beta. I wrote about AdSense Auto Ads here.
What's the difference between Ezoic and AdSense Auto Ads?
It's Adense's new system for automatically inserting their ad offerings into your content in an effort to earn more money per ad unit.
I thought so, until I learned more (which I set out below).
Nevertheless, I clicked the "on" switch for Auto Ads and let 'er run, but with a twist. I still had a few AdSense ads manually placed because they earned the most. I also use a couple other ad networks that inserts additional ads.
I wasn't about to hand over the entire revenue fate of my site to AdSense. If AdSense wants to test some stuff in the middle of my content, be my guest.
If you're thinking this is sounding like ad testing, you're wrong. It's merely AdSense jamming more ads into your content. There's no optimization (revenue and/or user experience) going on.
That's the big difference between Auto Ads and Ezoic.
Ezoic is a robust platform where you can test pretty much every type of Ad in terms of sizes, colors, placements and networks (including AdSense) against one another.
The real value of Ezoic is that they learn from visitor behavior and allow publishers to improve different areas of their site automatically using real machine learning. This includes testing thousands of different ad types, placements, website layouts, and more.
For example: If you use both AdSense and Media.net on your site, you can test them against one another via Ezoic for the same ad location.
Now that's just two ad networks. If you're like me working with multiple networks, it's nice to be able to test them all against one another, including AdSense, of course. Then, let Ezoic decide which ones and where each should for each individual website visitor.
That, in a nutshell is Ezoic. Oh yeah, they have really, really good reporting options so you can see how much each URL is earning on different devices. It's one of their best features.
Ezoic obviously has an interest to surgically examine where AdSense Auto Ads lacks relative to Ezoic's ad testing platform.
I contacted Ezoic to get the scoop.
Ezoic had plenty to say. In other words, they suggest Auto Ads is problematic in many ways.
Ezoic provided me most of the details below for this analysis. I chime in when I have something to contribute based on my extensive use of both ad testing platforms.
This will lead to the dilution of ad value and much lower ad rates over time see here.
By not accounting for other ads potentially on the page, the publisher leaves themselves open to actually having their ads blocked by Chrome (via more than 30% ad density rule).
Lastly, this means they won't know if they are actually showing 5 ads or potentially 11, 12, 13??? This is terrible for UX and a huge flaw in the tool.
Jon's comment: Dangerous stuff. I use ad networks in addition to Auto ads on my site. Points 2 and 4 are news to me. Actually point 4 shouldn't be news to me, but it is.
Given I'm using 2 ad networks in addition to AdSense, points 2 and 4 have prompted me to turn Auto Ads for now. I'll monitor revenue changes accordingly.
Auto Ads uses RPMs as their core revenue optimization metric, this means that even with their very rudimentary understanding of UX, they will ultimately be trying to optimize page revenue vs. session revenue; which almost always means lower total revenue.
Jon's comment: Ezoic is the company that got me thinking about ad revenue based on revenue per session instead of per page views. It makes way more sense to use per session because for most cost calculations, especially when buying traffic, you pay per session (i.e. click to your site) and not per page view.
Moreover, Ezoic is big on optimizing revenue in conjunction with user experience which requires using a revenue per session. In many cases, you're better off financially optimizing for more page views per visitor than straight up revenue per page view.
Auto Ads are attempting to maximize the value of ads, not the amount of revenue the publisher actually earns!!!!
Auto Ads just chuck ads in wherever "there is space". Publishers have no control over ad positions, potential placements, or how many ads will show. They are leaving it up to Google; who lists about a hundred warnings and caveats during their implementation process.
These warnings are all about how they are still responsible for policy compliance even though they won't be able to control the ads themselves!
Additionally, there are no talks about what kinds of UX metrics that Auto Ads is accounting for (because it does not actually account for it in an objective or site-personalized way).
Jon's comment: I knew going in I'd have no control. That's why I used other ad networks and manual placements in addition to Auto ads.
With respect to too many ads, that wasn't a concern. My content on my sites is really, really long. However, if you have shorter content, I could see how Auto Ads could crowd your site with too many ads. I think you just need to review your site and assess yourself.
They use a JS script for implementation. This leads to slower site speeds, slower ad load rates, and more. Ultimately this can affect both traffic and ad earnings.
Jon's comment: This is actually an important point in my experience with Auto Ads. I had many instances of blank spaces on my site where Auto Ads were supposed to load, but didn't.
They are not looking at DNS level data and are not accounting for — or learning from — look-a-like visitors over time. This is how machines actually learn how to balance and manage user behavior and ad placements.
I'm glad I got into contact with Ezoic about Auto Ads. At first I loved auto ads. They were depositing incremental revenue into my pockets – $20 to $40 per day using just the in-article ads. I thought that was great.
However, Ezoic's investigation, especially the potential for AdSense violations and Chrome ad blocker triggers made me re-think using them. In fact, I've turned off Auto Ads on my highest traffic site because I have other networks on it that I have no intention of removing at this time.
If you want to test ad placement, colors, sizes and ads from various networks, use Ezoic for that purpose.
TIP: My favorite feature of Auto Ads was the in-article ads. Turning off Auto Ads doesn't mean you can't use that unit. You just have to place it manually.
More: My Ezoic review (I've used this platform quite a bit over the years – on and off depending on which networks I'm trying out).
Simple Auto ads are not as great as it seems to be. I have turned off auto ads and getting much higher CPM than before. Thanks for writing 2 articles about this, and I hope it will help many Adsense users.
Nice ezoic affiliate shill article – ezoic is garbage.


Sure, you could go the standard route and get your dad that grill he's been eyeing, or his favorite bottle of whiskey, or this year you could do something totally different. The Leavenworth Drive is an annual pilgrimage of European cars over the mountains from Seattle to the Bavarian-themed town of Leavenworth. Nearly 750 cars attend each year, but word on the street is there's going to be upwards of 1,000 this weekend.
You don't need to pay; just show up ready to rev those European engines. Beers and Brats await you on the other end.
Fun, Sun, and Lots and Lots of Buns!


Exotic Hazelnut meringue layer and rich coffee cream filling in a moist chocolate sponge cake.A must have!
This is the only cake that we prefer not to make eggless.
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