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Bloomberg Technology : BLOOMBERG : November 6, 2019 11:00pm-12:00am EST
those shares are probably not going to trade. i don't think softbank, who owns about 200 million or so of the shares, will trade any time soon. they are pretty bullish on rideshare and have a number of investments. but the founders of the company, we will see what they are doing. there's a host of other investors. it could take more than a couple days to digest through this. taylor: i want to take a look at a chart for the bloomberg audiences inside the terminal. it is the bearish sentiment around this stock. 1.4 put for every call, showing more bearish sentiment into the is. put that into perspective for us. we knew that day was going to come. do we expect more downside risk ahead? what are investors saying? >> investors are taking their cue from the results of uber who reported monday. at that time, it was mixed, noisy. the upshot were a couple of things. one of them was that growth was the slowest at 29% of quarter than it's ever been reported since the company began sharing that number. that's not a good thing. this is a company that has always sold investors on its growth potentia
those shares are probably not going to trade. i don't think softbank, who owns about 200 million or so of the shares, will trade any time soon. they are pretty bullish on rideshare and have a number of investments. but the founders of the company, we will see what they are doing. there's a host of other investors. it could take more than a couple days to digest through this. taylor: i want to take a look at a chart for the bloomberg audiences inside the terminal. it is the bearish sentiment...
details. plus, what is going on for its biggest investor, softbank, which is poised to post earnings? plus, peloton posts earnings but investors question the path to profitability. the ceo says it is part of the plan. he tells wall street to look for the long game. and, many state and local elections are taking place tuesday. in our electioneering series, we examine free speech versus falsehoods when it comes to political ads. to ban or allow? it is pitting facebook against twitter. first, uber tanked on tuesday after failing to prove itself to wall street. while the ride-hailing app is projecting profitability by 2021, it did just not seem to be enough. shares hitting a record intraday loss. the reported a rocky quarter on for more, i want to bring in an monday. mkm partners executive director. walk me through the share price action tuesday. what is your take? >> thank you for having me. i think that what uber did was, i had of its ipo lockups -- ahead of its three ipo lockups, they should have reported a good quarter but they reported a mixed quarter. they had higher take rates whi
details. plus, what is going on for its biggest investor, softbank, which is poised to post earnings? plus, peloton posts earnings but investors question the path to profitability. the ceo says it is part of the plan. he tells wall street to look for the long game. and, many state and local elections are taking place tuesday. in our electioneering series, we examine free speech versus falsehoods when it comes to political ads. to ban or allow? it is pitting facebook against twitter. first,...
Best of Bloomberg Technology : BLOOMBERG : November 10, 2019 7:00am-8:00am EST
not going to trade. i don't think softbank, who owns about 2 million or so of the shares, are selling any time soon. they are pretty bullish on rideshare and have a number of investments. but the founders of the company, we will see what they are doing. there are early venture investors and a host of other investors. it could take more than a couple days to digest through this. taylor: i want to take a look at a chart for the bloomberg audiences inside the terminal. it is the bearish sentiment around this stock. 1.4 for every call, showing more bearish sentiment into the -- into this. put that into perspective for us. we knew that day was going to come. do we expect more downside risk ahead? what are investors saying? >> investors are taking their cue from the results of uber who reported monday. at that time, it was mixed, noisy. and the upshot were a couple of things. one of them was that growth was the slowest at 29% of quarter -- a quarter than has ever been reported since the company began sharing that number. that's not a good thing. this is a company that has always sold invest
not going to trade. i don't think softbank, who owns about 2 million or so of the shares, are selling any time soon. they are pretty bullish on rideshare and have a number of investments. but the founders of the company, we will see what they are doing. there are early venture investors and a host of other investors. it could take more than a couple days to digest through this. taylor: i want to take a look at a chart for the bloomberg audiences inside the terminal. it is the bearish sentiment...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia : BLOOMBERG : November 26, 2019 6:00pm-8:00pm EST
come, softbank exception, is an rather than a symptom of broader problems. itselve into why investment model is under fire. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." i'm shery ahn in new york. sean: after the wework fiasco, softbank's investment model is under fire. now the company's accounting is drawing scrutiny as softbank provides little transparency of the profit gains on its income statement. let's get over to pavel in tokyo for more. how does softbank's accounting model work? why is this drawing scrutiny? pavel: we took a deep dive in their evaluation practices with their vision fund. it was a two-part question. did vision fund play a role in inflating startups? how does softbank bank those gains? you have been concerns a fund of that size, a $100 billion investment fund, is bound to draw out valuations. we have seen anecdotes trickle out of founders speaking to $100 million and walking out with $1 billion. we have plenty of deals to look at. we look at notable investments like oil, doordash, and seen a pattern of steep valuation gains every time softbank
come, softbank exception, is an rather than a symptom of broader problems. itselve into why investment model is under fire. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." i'm shery ahn in new york. sean: after the wework fiasco, softbank's investment model is under fire. now the company's accounting is drawing scrutiny as softbank provides little transparency of the profit gains on its income statement. let's get over to pavel in tokyo for more. how does softbank's...
Bloomberg Technology : BLOOMBERG : November 26, 2019 11:00pm-12:00am EST
governments, health care providers, schools, and more. a softbank backed startup raised $80 million in new funding. the ai analytics customer company tries to predict user behavior to help clients and advertisers. it raised $162 million in funding to date from investors, including sequoia capital and softbank. one company will raise $1 million for start of investment funds. the venture will target startups from southeast asia to india to health and strength in its foothold in fast-growing mobile and internet markets. the fund will focus on payment and online finance. those are the top global tech stories we are watching. paul: let's turn our attention to asia's most valuable corporation, alibaba. the chinese e-commerce giant pulled off the biggest share sale in hong kong in nearly a decade, raising $11 billion. alibaba plans to use the funds to drive user engagements, improve operational efficiency and pay for continued innovation. joining us from hong kong with more details, we have bloomberg's own sophie kamaruddin. you were on the hong kong exchange on tuesday. we saw alibaba sha
governments, health care providers, schools, and more. a softbank backed startup raised $80 million in new funding. the ai analytics customer company tries to predict user behavior to help clients and advertisers. it raised $162 million in funding to date from investors, including sequoia capital and softbank. one company will raise $1 million for start of investment funds. the venture will target startups from southeast asia to india to health and strength in its foothold in fast-growing...
Bloomberg Markets: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 26, 2019 1:30pm-2:00pm EST
halted shipments of oil, grain, and potash across canada is not over. softbank is giving some hard looks at his bookkeeping after wework's implosion. what it says about startup valuations and the future of south take itself. shery: we are seeing u.s. stocks near session highs. they extended their gains after the president said he has been talking to xi jinping. we have seen the major indices reaching record highs earlier this week as well. we continue to see those levels after china said the trade negotiators reached consensus on certain issues. we stay real estate and consumer discretionary leading the gains on the s&p 500. drugmakers are losing ground. hitting session lows. this after a report that federal prosecutors part of a criminal investigation into whether pharmaceutical companies intentionally let opioids like communities. all of them: the most since august. --falling the most since august. amanda: one read on the economy that could be a good sign ahead of the shopping season, new home sales running at the fastest pace in about 12 years. data from the commerce department
halted shipments of oil, grain, and potash across canada is not over. softbank is giving some hard looks at his bookkeeping after wework's implosion. what it says about startup valuations and the future of south take itself. shery: we are seeing u.s. stocks near session highs. they extended their gains after the president said he has been talking to xi jinping. we have seen the major indices reaching record highs earlier this week as well. we continue to see those levels after china said the...
Bloomberg Surveillance : BLOOMBERG : November 6, 2019 4:00am-7:00am EST
francine: germany's finance minister a path towards a european banking union. softbank's bet on a silicon valley startup takes its toll as the group reports its first quarterly loss in 14 years. and trump loyalists say rudy giuliani's role between president trump and ukraine became insidious. the latest on the impeachment proceedings. ♪ welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." good afternoon or good evening. these are your markets. a bit of a move sideways for the europe stoxx 600. mix the data across the world and mixed corporate earnings. if you look at the banking sector, it is one of the biggest gainers. we have a german manufacturing orders and euro area services pmi for the month of october. better than expected. anything above 50 means expansion and we were expecting 51.8. so look out for any movement on euro-dollar and the u.s. 10 year yield. coming up, we speak to the president of south africa. come -- alk about s escom at a possible ratings downgrade. but first, let's get to bloomberg first word news. >> we begin with the impeachment inquiry for president trump. the action
francine: germany's finance minister a path towards a european banking union. softbank's bet on a silicon valley startup takes its toll as the group reports its first quarterly loss in 14 years. and trump loyalists say rudy giuliani's role between president trump and ukraine became insidious. the latest on the impeachment proceedings. ♪ welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." good afternoon or good evening. these are your markets. a bit of a move sideways for the europe stoxx 600. mix...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe : BLOOMBERG : November 6, 2019 1:00am-2:30am EST
, saying the u.s. must drop tariffs. a steep decline in equity trading. and softbank reports. with a massivee write-down. we review those numbers. ♪ nejra: welcome to daybreak europe. let's get this -- to the softbank numbers. second-quarter operating loss for softbank comes in at ¥704.37 billion. a ¥497.7also seeing billion one-time loss in non-consolidated earnings. his recognition of the loss on the valuation of shares as well. the loss on the fair value of we work comes in at ¥497.7 billion. one-time loss on the fair value of we work. that's the details as we look at softbank. have a look at the tliv blog to get more details. of ¥537.9ized loss billion in the second quarter. that's the number they are putting on it. that's the headline coming through. fundecond quarter vision loss comes in at ¥970.27 billion. a little bit of a painful number here coming through, the second-quarter loss is wider than estimates. that second-quarter operating loss was 700 437 billion yen. it still sees a full-year dividend of ¥44. that is in line with estimates. comes ind-quarter loss at ¥7
, saying the u.s. must drop tariffs. a steep decline in equity trading. and softbank reports. with a massivee write-down. we review those numbers. ♪ nejra: welcome to daybreak europe. let's get this -- to the softbank numbers. second-quarter operating loss for softbank comes in at ¥704.37 billion. a ¥497.7also seeing billion one-time loss in non-consolidated earnings. his recognition of the loss on the valuation of shares as well. the loss on the fair value of we work comes in at ¥497.7...
Bloomberg Markets: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 6, 2019 1:30pm-2:01pm EST
merger of two former american tech giants that have both seen better days. softbank's misstep, the ceo issues a mea culpa when it comes to his investment in we work. but he sticks to his vision and stays confident about future opportunities. shery: let's get you started with a quick check on the markets. the s&p 500 is flat at the moment. down for a second session. take a look at the midday fall that came as we got the report. perhaps china and the u.s. will not be able to sign a partial trade deal . we saw a lot of 10 point drops at that point, flat at the moment, coming after bloomberg that alaska will not be the location where they may meet. energy is one of the fixed decliners in the session. it is actually the biggest drop in the s&p 500 in today's session, as oil is also down from the six week after the report that the top producers in opec plus may not be pushing for deeper cuts when they meet next month. take a look at one of the most traded stocks today. huber, sinking to a record low after five sessions of losses. we have seen that post ipo selling restrictions have been
merger of two former american tech giants that have both seen better days. softbank's misstep, the ceo issues a mea culpa when it comes to his investment in we work. but he sticks to his vision and stays confident about future opportunities. shery: let's get you started with a quick check on the markets. the s&p 500 is flat at the moment. down for a second session. take a look at the midday fall that came as we got the report. perhaps china and the u.s. will not be able to sign a partial...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia : BLOOMBERG : November 6, 2019 6:00pm-8:00pm EST
interesting. haidi: thank you so much for joining us. later, we will be talking about softbank's results. uber weighed big on that. major bets on uber and wework. let's head to hong kong now. sophie taking a look at one of the early movers and the aussie session. jumped as muchs as 2.8% at the start of cash trade, now easing that gain, though. itsemains on track to meet one billion aussie cost-saving target i the end of fiscal 2020, report card his demonstrates the impact of compensation costs. full-year cash profit fell 11%, and the lender announced another dividend cut which takes total payment for the year down to 1.66 aussie dollars a share. they also announced plans to sell its wealthy unit this year with an ipo possibly in the cards. back to tradeet now. joining us now is ubs asset management head of fixed income. it is an interesting space we find ourselves in. there is uncertainty still over the trade situation. an interesting reaction when it comes to sovereign bond markets globally and increasing conversation or noise about maybe we will start to see qe in australia. how are we
interesting. haidi: thank you so much for joining us. later, we will be talking about softbank's results. uber weighed big on that. major bets on uber and wework. let's head to hong kong now. sophie taking a look at one of the early movers and the aussie session. jumped as muchs as 2.8% at the start of cash trade, now easing that gain, though. itsemains on track to meet one billion aussie cost-saving target i the end of fiscal 2020, report card his demonstrates the impact of compensation...
Bloomberg Markets: Asia : BLOOMBERG : November 5, 2019 9:00pm-11:00pm EST
with us. sean taylor from dws. he's head of emerging-market equities. still ahead, softbank pays the price for we work and the mess there. plus, we hear exclusively from goldman sachs ceo david sullivan and why he says profit matters. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: you are watching bloomberg markets. china markets and the rest of the world looking a little bit more tame today. taking a look at some of these shares of stocks that are listing in the shanghai composite, we are seeing a pretty stellar first day. day if you ared one of these companies. rishaad: certainly. let's take a look at what is going on. ray dalio saying the world has gone mad and the system is broken. he's talking about money being essentially free to those who have credit worthiness and unavailable to those who do not. sean taylor from dws is still with us. it is essentially what has been driving the global economy. it is kind of like just constantly feeding the heroin addict and refusing to take the heroin away. >> it is, but i think we are getting to the end of that. we can use monetary policy. particularly
with us. sean taylor from dws. he's head of emerging-market equities. still ahead, softbank pays the price for we work and the mess there. plus, we hear exclusively from goldman sachs ceo david sullivan and why he says profit matters. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: you are watching bloomberg markets. china markets and the rest of the world looking a little bit more tame today. taking a look at some of these shares of stocks that are listing in the shanghai composite, we are seeing a pretty...
Bloomberg Markets: European Open : BLOOMBERG : November 6, 2019 2:30am-3:59am EST
looking at this quarter, the equity franchise remains solid and keeping market share. anna: softbank's miss. the firm posted first quarterly losses with staggering write-downs from huber and -- uber and wework. a top diplomat tells of a quid pro quo in ukraine as china sets its price for an interim trade deal. the u.s. must drop tariffs. less than half an hour until the start of european equities. all of those headlines, having an impact on the markets. let's look at what we've got. this is what futures tell us will be happening in europe. dax and cac, a little flat. ftse futures, looking more negative. futures, fairly unchanged at this point of the trading day, drifting after we saw decent gains at the beginning of the week. generally speaking, not moving that far on the u.s. futures, global futures and if we show you the gmm, fairly confused about the asian session. waiting for new lines around trade. the heard talk about the conditions the chinese want to impose on signing phase one of the trade deal in the u.s. will they require a rollback of the tariffs to get them over the politi
looking at this quarter, the equity franchise remains solid and keeping market share. anna: softbank's miss. the firm posted first quarterly losses with staggering write-downs from huber and -- uber and wework. a top diplomat tells of a quid pro quo in ukraine as china sets its price for an interim trade deal. the u.s. must drop tariffs. less than half an hour until the start of european equities. all of those headlines, having an impact on the markets. let's look at what we've got. this is...
What'd You Miss? : BLOOMBERG : November 6, 2019 4:00pm-5:00pm EST
revenue but not the case in the numbers today. reporter: now let's turn to softbank. the company hitting a speed bump for the first time in 14 years after investing in money-losing owning up toork, his role in the loss. >> my judgment in investments was not right, so i regret in many ways. isaine: joining us for more new enterprise associates early state investor with three decades of company billing expertise focusing on emerging technologies. hey pretty much put it like this. he said today's earnings are a mess. i should point out, that was softbank. the vision fund was like $1 billion more. >> we work alone was more than a $4 billion hit. the parent company and the vision fund. he did say it was a mess, but he seriously defended his vision your it he said they were moving forward. he said the strategy was the same for the most part. they are defending what they are doing here. ben, i want to bring you in here. what are the consequences downstream to earlier stage funds, smaller companies, and so if perhaps the mega funding we have seen will fade or if there is a slight strateg
revenue but not the case in the numbers today. reporter: now let's turn to softbank. the company hitting a speed bump for the first time in 14 years after investing in money-losing owning up toork, his role in the loss. >> my judgment in investments was not right, so i regret in many ways. isaine: joining us for more new enterprise associates early state investor with three decades of company billing expertise focusing on emerging technologies. hey pretty much put it like this. he said...
What'd You Miss? : BLOOMBERG : November 11, 2019 4:00pm-5:00pm EST
ties to softbank. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: wework is searching for a new ceo and t-mobile's leader is among many under consideration. he has a connection to the majority shareholder, softbank. he is currently pushing for a withr with sprint softbank. this is all very incestuous and, , they have seemingly other a few barbs at each . >> as you point out, there is contention between the current chairman and john legere, who have sparred often publicly on twitter. someone surfaced earlier a tweet from a few years ago where one called the other a con man. but as you pointed out, they both share deep connections to softbank, which as the ,ontrolling holder of wework seems to be open to the possibility of putting him up as ceo. 's success atere t-mobile, ripping up the rules. geteems like they want to boring, get rid of all the interesting things and just be a company that does a good job renting it out -- renting out space. what could john legere bring to bear with that strategy? >> the new tax that -- the new tack that wework is trying to take, much more rhetoric around, like, we
ties to softbank. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: wework is searching for a new ceo and t-mobile's leader is among many under consideration. he has a connection to the majority shareholder, softbank. he is currently pushing for a withr with sprint softbank. this is all very incestuous and, , they have seemingly other a few barbs at each . >> as you point out, there is contention between the current chairman and john legere, who have sparred often publicly on twitter. someone surfaced...
up on the central bank's fund, thailand expected to cut rates. earnings of note include softbank, mitsubishi motors, the hong kong exchange and wynn macau. quick check of the u.s. dollar which is extending its advanced after the strong u.s. data we got overnight. that has seen pricing for a fed rate cut not christ in until 2021. checking in on the offshore yuan, steady. the yen is holding a three-day decline. jp morgan has raised the dollar-yen on increase japanese demand for overseas investment. a check on the kiwi dollar that has recovered after poor data extended. new zealand unemployment rate rose more than estimated to 4.2% in the fourth quarter from 3.9%. haidi: sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. the first word news now. ritika: a senior trump administration envoy testified the white house did press ukraine to investigate joe biden in exchange for an oveal office meeting for the country's new president. the u.s. ambassador to the eu contradicted president trump's assertion that there was no quid pro quo. sonland believes the investigation would have to happen before volodymyr
up on the central bank's fund, thailand expected to cut rates. earnings of note include softbank, mitsubishi motors, the hong kong exchange and wynn macau. quick check of the u.s. dollar which is extending its advanced after the strong u.s. data we got overnight. that has seen pricing for a fed rate cut not christ in until 2021. checking in on the offshore yuan, steady. the yen is holding a three-day decline. jp morgan has raised the dollar-yen on increase japanese demand for overseas...
types of items, beauty, wellness, cbd, will be present on the internet. taylor: you're a softbank portfolio company. what has it been like working with softbank? john: softbank has been a tremendous partner. there on our board. i would say softbank has been fabulous. they assist me in everything i need and the team in what we need. taylor: after the we work debacle, we saw heightened scrutiny in corporate governance and profitability. how much more pressure has softbank put on you to increase profit and corporate governance since the wework debacle? john: zero. you have to always have a path to profitability. if you don't have that path laid out, it's going to be very difficult. they are supportive of our efforts as we go through that journey, in every regard. taylor: have you given specific timelines on that profitability? john: no, not at all. other than the fact that we have enough cash to get to profitability. so it's not a fundraising issue. we don't have that problem, which is kind of unique for someone like myself coming into a company. very often i have to go raise money a
types of items, beauty, wellness, cbd, will be present on the internet. taylor: you're a softbank portfolio company. what has it been like working with softbank? john: softbank has been a tremendous partner. there on our board. i would say softbank has been fabulous. they assist me in everything i need and the team in what we need. taylor: after the we work debacle, we saw heightened scrutiny in corporate governance and profitability. how much more pressure has softbank put on you to increase...
Bloomberg Markets: European Close : BLOOMBERG : November 6, 2019 11:00am-12:01pm EST
on softbank space or are they looking at it like a lesson learned? sonali: lesson learned for sure. admitted some mistakes but he was defiant. he defended his strategy. losssaid, a $6.5 billion is what people expected. maybe a little bit more. not toward the high end of expectations. shares are not going crazy because it is what people expected. guy: he was not very contrite. he did not back down. will that play well with investors? sonali: that is what i was wondering. what is the bottom? shares are not moving a lot, but that does not mean there is not trouble ahead for softbank. earnings are little bit muddier, and then on top of that uber is still under pressure through today. that is not reflected in the earnings report you saw today. wework is in the middle of a tough turnaround story and a number of fund bets that are not doing well. we do not know how much money they are bringing in for the second vision fund, or where those investors stand. with all of that said, what is the bottom? vonnie: it seems to me he does not have to be as conciliatory to investors as others have to
on softbank space or are they looking at it like a lesson learned? sonali: lesson learned for sure. admitted some mistakes but he was defiant. he defended his strategy. losssaid, a $6.5 billion is what people expected. maybe a little bit more. not toward the high end of expectations. shares are not going crazy because it is what people expected. guy: he was not very contrite. he did not back down. will that play well with investors? sonali: that is what i was wondering. what is the bottom?...
company said they were not initially going to start another surge, it seems like softbank and/or maybe the company as well are starting to ask around and see if there is someone to take over. i think they recognize it will be important for someone to step in with a lot of confidence, ability to set a new course for leadership. it has been so shaky internally since then. they had marcello step in as executive chairman. but notably not in a ceo role. i think the expectation would be that he would work alongside whoever ends up becoming ceo. i am sure this is a search that weighs heavily on the minds of the board, executive trying to find the right person who can lead them out of this tumultuous period. taylor: boosting employee morale can be so key to that strategy. thank you, bloomberg technology's ellen huet. when alphabet started looking into acquiring fitbit, it turned to a familiar name, lazar, the investment bank that goes back to the 1800s. -- it can count on the silicon valley giant as a surprising and steady source of business. joining to discuss is bloomberg's leanna bake
company said they were not initially going to start another surge, it seems like softbank and/or maybe the company as well are starting to ask around and see if there is someone to take over. i think they recognize it will be important for someone to step in with a lot of confidence, ability to set a new course for leadership. it has been so shaky internally since then. they had marcello step in as executive chairman. but notably not in a ceo role. i think the expectation would be that he...
softbank. this comes at the same time as legere is pushing for a merger with sprint, whose owner is also softbank. walk us through the news of today. ellen: as we reported this morning, it seems like he is one of several names up for consideration for a ceo search fo for wework. this is something that has kind of been percolating. again, this may be a sign of softbank pulling the strings. we talked about -- they have a lot of control over wework. they have strong ties over john legere. in an amusing twist, ties with the executive chairman who is a former sprint leader and someone who in the past has sparred publicly at times with john legere over telecom industry beefs they had. one of them even called the other a conman on twitter. it seems like his name is in the ring. kurt: it has been six weeks since newman stepped down. what has been going on at wework on the executive front? ellen: it has been a long six weeks. in late september, there was the upheaval. adam neumann stepped down. we had these co-ceo's, they come onto take the reins. pretty quickly, softbank installs the execut
softbank. this comes at the same time as legere is pushing for a merger with sprint, whose owner is also softbank. walk us through the news of today. ellen: as we reported this morning, it seems like he is one of several names up for consideration for a ceo search fo for wework. this is something that has kind of been percolating. again, this may be a sign of softbank pulling the strings. we talked about -- they have a lot of control over wework. they have strong ties over john legere. in an...
Bloomberg Technology : BLOOMBERG : November 8, 2019 5:00pm-6:01pm EST
stories in tech. a terrible week for softbank. their investment down to wework and uber triggered a $6.5 billion loss, but ceo masayoshi son is sounding hopeful about the office space provider. >> time will solve the wework problem. we will make money once the wework's building portfolio is allowed to ripen. how? stop the new building development and profitability will improve and we will expect a cost to go down by half or more. it is that simple. brad: part of a plan to profitability for wework is to sell off the non-core businesses. the plan was confirmed friday. joining us from new york, author techon't be evil: how big betrayed the founding principles in all of us." thank you for joining us. guest: thank you for having me. brad: masayoshi son sounding embarrassed, saying he made mistakes with wework. but then you see a cfo doing interviews, saying nothing will change with the vision fund. what is happening at softbank and what kind of lessons have they learned? rana: it feels like 1999 to me. it feels very frosty. i think the fact a fund as big and bloated as softbank exists in its
stories in tech. a terrible week for softbank. their investment down to wework and uber triggered a $6.5 billion loss, but ceo masayoshi son is sounding hopeful about the office space provider. >> time will solve the wework problem. we will make money once the wework's building portfolio is allowed to ripen. how? stop the new building development and profitability will improve and we will expect a cost to go down by half or more. it is that simple. brad: part of a plan to profitability...
direct. names pop up those a lot. sonali: softbank also. do you follow softbank? romaine: she knows everything about softbank. in all seriousness, just jumping on those hot ipo trains, we did see a little bit of that at the little bitq3 was a quieter for ipo's. do we still see that appetite? sonali: we do. this is not a public company, door -dash raised money. you do see a risk appetite, even for softbank, caroline. i would not say people are legally off these -- completely off these ipo's, especially for health care. viking did sell their stake in united health. it is super interesting seeing them leave some big positions when that is a politically charged name. caroline: thank you for giving us your early take. the latestck on headlines for you now. cowboy owner was in talks to buy shell, valued at more than a billion dollars. if oilt not be viable and gas prices stay low. lasts for benefits rose month. it could reflect seasonal adjustment issues. jobless claims hit a 49 year low. that is your is this update. --your business update. joe: chaos in hong kong as anxiety builds over w
direct. names pop up those a lot. sonali: softbank also. do you follow softbank? romaine: she knows everything about softbank. in all seriousness, just jumping on those hot ipo trains, we did see a little bit of that at the little bitq3 was a quieter for ipo's. do we still see that appetite? sonali: we do. this is not a public company, door -dash raised money. you do see a risk appetite, even for softbank, caroline. i would not say people are legally off these -- completely off these ipo's,...
Bloomberg Markets: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 5, 2019 10:00am-11:00am EST
of this for the softbank story? alex: we've got softbank's earnings coming up. we know there's expect it to be some write-downs through their numbers, given they have huge exposure to. they have less exposure, but huge exposure to companies like slack and others who have gone public. i don't know yet whether we will see the impact of the wework investments. it is theet that parent company that bailed out wework, not necessarily softbank's vision fund, so lots of moving parts. it has been reported that some sort of write down will be coming out as a consequence of uber disappointing in the past six months. guy: thank you very much. we look forward to seeing what they have to say. alex webb joining us on uber. we will see from softbank a little later on. a little bit of breaking news, former u.k. chancellor philip hammond has announced on twitter he is going to quit parliament. he says he is saddened to be forced out by boris johnson. this is significant because this is another remain tory candidate that is going to be leaving parliament, and in some ways, this is important for boris jo
of this for the softbank story? alex: we've got softbank's earnings coming up. we know there's expect it to be some write-downs through their numbers, given they have huge exposure to. they have less exposure, but huge exposure to companies like slack and others who have gone public. i don't know yet whether we will see the impact of the wework investments. it is theet that parent company that bailed out wework, not necessarily softbank's vision fund, so lots of moving parts. it has been...
and give us a better understanding of what uber is doing, but what is the translation for softbank as well? romaine: you are seeing two things, folks who want to exit their positions who have been in their positions for quite some time, but when you look at the price action this morning, you are seeing a lot of demand for the shares. this is a huge lockup, the biggest we have had, and when you talk about hundreds of millions of shares coming into the market, it will depress the prices. percent, 4%hat, two at the moment and buyers are willing to come in and scoop up some of these shares. i think there is a long-term play when it comes to ridesharing, and people look at the core business and see a future. whether this says something broader about softbank and its investments, you have some people who are willing to take a flyer on these shares. they are looking at a stock down from its ipo40% price, and they see a bargain, relatively speaking. vonnie: does it mean that standards are getting higher for when these mega-growth companies see profit? absolutely. you saw that in regard to
and give us a better understanding of what uber is doing, but what is the translation for softbank as well? romaine: you are seeing two things, folks who want to exit their positions who have been in their positions for quite some time, but when you look at the price action this morning, you are seeing a lot of demand for the shares. this is a huge lockup, the biggest we have had, and when you talk about hundreds of millions of shares coming into the market, it will depress the prices....
Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 6, 2019 7:00am-9:00am EST
lot. now we go to softbank strategy aggressively backing technology pioneers is backfiring. the operating loss about 14 years, joining us is a bloomberg opinion columnist. walk us through how bad it was. >> the underperformance and losses stemming from the $100 billion venture capital arm, they drove the whole company into a loss. and all of those were attributable to declining writing down evaluations from the most prominent portfolio wework,es, not at least these companies were supposed to be delivering good returns, they were supposed to ipo over the course of the most recent quarter. that hasn't been the case. questions about strategy and he did issue something of a mea culpa. he said everything is in the red, he made a judgment, the problem of his own judgment led to the consistent backing even though it was a company that didn't have any immediate route to profit. he then announced a pivot the company will be focusing far work --ently, that we wework will be working on cash flow. seensomething we've now from the companies themselves. uber when it reported yesterday was pus
lot. now we go to softbank strategy aggressively backing technology pioneers is backfiring. the operating loss about 14 years, joining us is a bloomberg opinion columnist. walk us through how bad it was. >> the underperformance and losses stemming from the $100 billion venture capital arm, they drove the whole company into a loss. and all of those were attributable to declining writing down evaluations from the most prominent portfolio wework,es, not at least these companies were...
softbank, t-mobile and weak parent declined -- wework parent declined to comment. john legere is being considered and this is no surprise. there has been work on a sprint-t-mobile merger. john legere would be an obvious choice for someone like marcello. he is liked by a lot of people. he might be a solution for softbank. he is just one of several people under consideration according to the sources. stocks of sprint and t-mobile down as much as 4% for t-mobile, both have recovered but still 2.6% down for mobile, and sprint view anypull into tieups. says week total demand growth will weigh on markets. he spoke with us from abu dhabi. we are producing in abu dhabi the lowest in terms of oil is low. low-costtal is the oil. come even if good the mood in the market is not good. sweet.60 you are or 65, whereat 64 can we move to on the upside if there is a trade deal? patrick: i don't know. i always make a mistake when i try to guess paired for total, my break even after dividend is at $50. i am ready to see the price down compared to my competitors. the oil price, look to the 12 months passed
softbank, t-mobile and weak parent declined -- wework parent declined to comment. john legere is being considered and this is no surprise. there has been work on a sprint-t-mobile merger. john legere would be an obvious choice for someone like marcello. he is liked by a lot of people. he might be a solution for softbank. he is just one of several people under consideration according to the sources. stocks of sprint and t-mobile down as much as 4% for t-mobile, both have recovered but still...
Bloomberg Markets: Asia : BLOOMBERG : November 21, 2019 9:00pm-11:00pm EST
saying it expects a low in -- a l switch generation growth. softbank, this is connected with wework. suzuki and other automakers are making headlines as we have another recall taking place. of the suzuki between 2000ctured and 2013. david: after the short break, we are heading back to a cold november morning in beijing. lots of interviews still coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: china's tech sectors flourished over the past decade. the tech wereas target some high profile names. david: let's get back to beijing where the new economy form is taking place. selina wang, our china correspondent, is standing by with our next guest. here with selina: i'm the chairman and ceo of china renaissance. your firm has grown by advising new startups. as the overall sector has cooled, so have your stocks since going public. what is your view on the state of dealmaking in china. >> good to see you again. based on our number, activity has come down a big notch this year. most in terms of the fund rate as well as the amount of investment. on our measure, comes down between a half and one third
saying it expects a low in -- a l switch generation growth. softbank, this is connected with wework. suzuki and other automakers are making headlines as we have another recall taking place. of the suzuki between 2000ctured and 2013. david: after the short break, we are heading back to a cold november morning in beijing. lots of interviews still coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: china's tech sectors flourished over the past decade. the tech wereas target some high profile names. david:...
Bloomberg Technology : BLOOMBERG : November 11, 2019 5:00pm-6:00pm EST
ceo search is said to include t-mobile ceo john legere . ties toere has softbank. this comes at the same time as legere is pushing for a merger with sprint, also with softbank. as we reported this morning, it seems like he is one of several names up for consideration for a ceo search wework. is something that has kind of been percolating. again, this may be a sign of softbank pulling the strings. they have strong ties over john legere. twist, ties with the executive chairman who is a former sprint leader and someone who in the past has sparred publicly at times with john legere over telecom industry beefs they had. theof them even called other a conman on twitter. kurt: what has been going on at wework on the executive front? ellen: it has been a long six weeks. ,september, co-ceo's they come onto take the reins. pretty quickly, softbank chairman.he executive out alleen sending staff emails, saying, if you have any concerns or questions, feel free to email me. he seems very forward. at the same time, it seems the company is going forward with a multipronged search for ceo. one of th
ceo search is said to include t-mobile ceo john legere . ties toere has softbank. this comes at the same time as legere is pushing for a merger with sprint, also with softbank. as we reported this morning, it seems like he is one of several names up for consideration for a ceo search wework. is something that has kind of been percolating. again, this may be a sign of softbank pulling the strings. they have strong ties over john legere. twist, ties with the executive chairman who is a former...
bloomberg. internetf softbank's business, former yahoo japan, is holding final talks to merge with a messaging service, line. a 44% stake holds in the holdings. line is controlled by a south korean corporation to the parent companies have been involved in this discussion according to the nikkei and they are talking about a potential tie up or merger. softbank could acquire shares as part of that. we know that line struggled after its ipo in 2016. they are up about 21% rating in tokyo. -- trading in tokyo. trades.et's turn to because president trump has hit an optimistic tone on talks with china saying negotiations are close and "moving along rapidly." that contradicts earlier reports that talks had hit a snag over agricultural products. let's go to our editor, sarah mcgregor. we thought the farm purchases were the easy part of this deal. what's going on? reporter: yes. it seems if you are confused by the farm purchases, it is a club we have all joined at this point. it really is a political football for china to use these purchases. farmers are a big support base from trump. they've
bloomberg. internetf softbank's business, former yahoo japan, is holding final talks to merge with a messaging service, line. a 44% stake holds in the holdings. line is controlled by a south korean corporation to the parent companies have been involved in this discussion according to the nikkei and they are talking about a potential tie up or merger. softbank could acquire shares as part of that. we know that line struggled after its ipo in 2016. they are up about 21% rating in tokyo. --...
needed a bailout from softbank. -- more outlets bring in congratulations on the story. what we know so far about the inquiry? an inquirythere is happening. it is early, preliminary, we don't know what might come of it. we do know that we work has taken steps to respond to it. they have hired who used to be the head of the sec enforcement division who now works in private practice coming on to help them respond to this. this is also coming from the sec enforcement division, the part of the sec you don't want to hear from. although we don't know exactly what is prompting the probe, we noted in our story this is something that is somewhat expected given all the coverage happening around wework, you might expect acc to kick the tires and see what is going on -- expect the sec to kick the tires and see what is going on. taylor: is it expected given high-profile the company was or more indicative that something more serious is going on? >> this is more predictive that it is a failed ipo and it was a prolific ipo. that being said we all know that adam runs an aggressive styler when it comes t
needed a bailout from softbank. -- more outlets bring in congratulations on the story. what we know so far about the inquiry? an inquirythere is happening. it is early, preliminary, we don't know what might come of it. we do know that we work has taken steps to respond to it. they have hired who used to be the head of the sec enforcement division who now works in private practice coming on to help them respond to this. this is also coming from the sec enforcement division, the part of the sec...
have pellet on, softbank -- peloton, softbank tomorrow. this?you stand on all of the commona lot of thread is they have been asset light companies and subscription models. if the world is going cyclical, reflationary, inflation picking up, subscription models don't work well. caroline: you think inflation will pick up? to: if you look at employee population ratio, it is telling us 50 basis points increase next year and inflation. joe: speaking of inflation, how much is some of this latest bout of investor optimism engine on those comments by powell about the high bar of rate hikes and the need to see sustained upward level of inflation. the comments from powell were definitely cited as some of the reason. i think you have to acknowledge the argument -- rlet: sorry to interrupt, but uber has come out with results. loss per share of $.68. analysts were looking for a loss of $.63. gross bookings, weaker than expected. taylor mentioned some of the other parts of the business like uber eats. -- on thisre looking market, it eats the consensus -- it is which is narrower than what was antic
have pellet on, softbank -- peloton, softbank tomorrow. this?you stand on all of the commona lot of thread is they have been asset light companies and subscription models. if the world is going cyclical, reflationary, inflation picking up, subscription models don't work well. caroline: you think inflation will pick up? to: if you look at employee population ratio, it is telling us 50 basis points increase next year and inflation. joe: speaking of inflation, how much is some of this latest bout...
77. moved in twolly guys from softbank, as well as promoting a guy from goldman sachs. to: do they have enough cash execute this plan? in terms of investment needed, do they believe the amount of money they currently have will get them there? >> all guns are blazing. the company seems to be in fine financial shape. we reported 2400 staff are being let go globally. forward, i guess we will see what happens. we reported yesterday that there in softbank about an offer that is meant to becoming any time now. jillian, what is the exit plan? this is a five-year plan, which means a pretty long runway for a company. what do the executives have in mind? >> today the executive chairman talked about trying to be positive by 2021. that is a big clarification. i think they can look to going public again. the fact is, the bond was severely under pressure. how much is the market buying that they can make the turnaround work and continue with what is a pretty painful firing situation? bondholders, the bonds are trading about $.70 on the dollar at the moment. very much distressed territory. they ha
77. moved in twolly guys from softbank, as well as promoting a guy from goldman sachs. to: do they have enough cash execute this plan? in terms of investment needed, do they believe the amount of money they currently have will get them there? >> all guns are blazing. the company seems to be in fine financial shape. we reported 2400 staff are being let go globally. forward, i guess we will see what happens. we reported yesterday that there in softbank about an offer that is meant to...
Bloomberg Technology : BLOOMBERG : November 1, 2019 5:00pm-6:00pm EDT
heating up, but up, but it depends what sector you are in and what stage. taylor: has softbank structurally change your world? greg: it hasn't had a big impact on our world. if you think about the innovation space. what softbank has done is the following, they are putting large amounts of money into these companies that allows them to stay private larger, and it allows them to go after really big ideas. those two things i would say help the innovation space. when you are making big bets like that, they don't always work out and sometimes when they don't work out, get a lot of headlines and a lot of us are talking about wework. but i do believe it helps put more money into the economy, more money into the innovation space, and from that standpoint, it is ok. taylor: you have a lot of clients, i will bring up some of the specifics, palatine, data peloton, data dog. greg: over the early part of the year and even the prior year, it was all about growth. don't worry about profitability, focus on growth, and a lot of s1, becominga profitable was so far out it was hard to comprehend v
heating up, but up, but it depends what sector you are in and what stage. taylor: has softbank structurally change your world? greg: it hasn't had a big impact on our world. if you think about the innovation space. what softbank has done is the following, they are putting large amounts of money into these companies that allows them to stay private larger, and it allows them to go after really big ideas. those two things i would say help the innovation space. when you are making big bets like...
Bloomberg Markets: Asia : BLOOMBERG : November 20, 2019 10:00pm-11:01pm EST
flash headlines. softbank is said to be in talks to receive as much as $2.8 billion in financing. companies ready to provide loans as part of the regular financing. is nikkei news said softbank paving the way for its $3 billion offer to we work shareholders. the prime minister scott morrison said should deeply reflect the ceos future after he declined to resign with the bank accused of the biggest breach of roles in history. reached money laundering. more than 23 million times failed to detect payments. president trump says he's considering offering apple an invention from paris on goods imported from china, touring an apple facility with the ceo. he said it isn't fair for apple to be taxed and vices made in china, given samsung doesn't have to pay similar duties. iphones, and laptops from december 15. >> we are looking at that. company, aat competitor of apple. it is not fair, because we have a great deal. we made a great deal. apple with aeat similar basis as we treat samsung. let's have a look at the stock of the hour. this is a market mover. down at the moment. just over 5% i
flash headlines. softbank is said to be in talks to receive as much as $2.8 billion in financing. companies ready to provide loans as part of the regular financing. is nikkei news said softbank paving the way for its $3 billion offer to we work shareholders. the prime minister scott morrison said should deeply reflect the ceos future after he declined to resign with the bank accused of the biggest breach of roles in history. reached money laundering. more than 23 million times failed to detect...
hong kong among the points of concern . softbank wants to combine its business, z holdings, with line. aim is for the merger to be done in october, 2020. the offer is still under discussion with the final deal being signed in december. keep in mind today shares are atpended and will resume 5:00 p.m. local time. paul: coming up, more unrest in hong kong. we speak to the head of hong kong police intelligence. and we have the market open in japan and south korea up next. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. paul: good morning, i am paul allen in sydney. asia's major markets have just opened for trade. shery: in new york, i'm shery ahn. in hong kong. welcome to daybreak asia. ♪ paul: our top st
hong kong among the points of concern . softbank wants to combine its business, z holdings, with line. aim is for the merger to be done in october, 2020. the offer is still under discussion with the final deal being signed in december. keep in mind today shares are atpended and will resume 5:00 p.m. local time. paul: coming up, more unrest in hong kong. we speak to the head of hong kong police intelligence. and we have the market open in japan and south korea up next. stay with us. this is...
surprising if he wants to cash out. he has already sold shares to softbank. i don't think it's that surprising. but any selling is negative, even when there is a logic to it. taylor: when do we expect large, institutional, long-term investors to come in and stabilize the stock? eric: i think as long as people are worried that the losses will drag down the top line -- until uber can convince people that it can operate profitably and continue to grow the market, if -- market. if investors are worried that ridesharing is not that much exponentially bigger than the existing transportation, taxi industry. without the subsidies, that's going to worry people. so i think as long as you have the business model risk and coupled with stuff like independent contractors, and softbank's portfolio doing poorly generally, i think people are going to be worried. taylor: "bloomberg technology's" eric newcomer, thank you for joining us. eric: thank you. another big tech late lateday, -- text story thursday, -- tech story late thursday, some of the world's wealthiest investors are moving their money, a
surprising if he wants to cash out. he has already sold shares to softbank. i don't think it's that surprising. but any selling is negative, even when there is a logic to it. taylor: when do we expect large, institutional, long-term investors to come in and stabilize the stock? eric: i think as long as people are worried that the losses will drag down the top line -- until uber can convince people that it can operate profitably and continue to grow the market, if -- market. if investors are...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 14, 2019 7:00am-9:00am EST
shows the money is not leashing v.c. and there's big money in doordash and softbank and sequoia and code 2, for example in this and there was a report that door dash was seeking a $400 million credit line in addition to the funding from jp morgan to prepare for an i.p.o. so whether door dash i.p.o.'s will be interesting in this market. alix: i wonder if you're more selective because you had an article in the journal that talked about how venture capital funds are drying up and you see e.b. startups changing the game there. maybe it just depends on where you're at. julian: totally depends. in this case people love to eat and have their food brought to their doorstep. that's a business model that hopefully, and we've seen it before in the past, there is a road to profitability x years down the line but they'll have to articulate it. they may get the funding now but the clock is ticking in terms of how you get to profitability. alix: i appreciate it when you two are on the set. i thank you. and in today's women of wall street as we look at women moving and shaping the world of finance
shows the money is not leashing v.c. and there's big money in doordash and softbank and sequoia and code 2, for example in this and there was a report that door dash was seeking a $400 million credit line in addition to the funding from jp morgan to prepare for an i.p.o. so whether door dash i.p.o.'s will be interesting in this market. alix: i wonder if you're more selective because you had an article in the journal that talked about how venture capital funds are drying up and you see e.b....
Bloomberg Best : BLOOMBERG : November 10, 2019 6:00am-7:00am EST
results from a highly anticipated set of numbers from softbank. ♪ >> finally disclosing the damage from softbank's bet on wework and uber. the japanese investment powerhouse reports its first quarterly operating loss in 14 $6.5 billion after writing down a string of marquee investments. how much of a surprise? >> we knew the losses were going to be substantial, but nobody predicted it would be this large. i certainly didn't, and i ran the numbers. i knew they were going to make a $4 billion to $5 billion loss on publicly-traded shares. i didn't know there were going to write down wework that severely, so it is well above my expectations and most were taken by surprise. >> a steep decline in equity trading revenues, sliding 20% in the third quarter from a year earlier. the french investment bank is grappling with negative interest rates adverse market conditions in august and weak demand for products. >> we are getting an impact on revenue next year, slightly, and saying that, we think that we can adjust our set up to manage the situation. ♪ >> commerzbank has downgraded its outlo
results from a highly anticipated set of numbers from softbank. ♪ >> finally disclosing the damage from softbank's bet on wework and uber. the japanese investment powerhouse reports its first quarterly operating loss in 14 $6.5 billion after writing down a string of marquee investments. how much of a surprise? >> we knew the losses were going to be substantial, but nobody predicted it would be this large. i certainly didn't, and i ran the numbers. i knew they were going to make a...
Bloomberg BusinessWeek : BLOOMBERG : November 16, 2019 12:00pm-1:00pm EST
softbank. you may remember him as the former head of sprint. so now marcello is the one who has been sending out memos, saying if you have concerns, talk to me. emailed me. my emailers marcello@wework.com. i am here for you. he has taken internally this public safety role away from the co-ceo's, who are still technically there, but do not seem to be running the show. now it seems like the outside ceo search is continuing. this was something we originally had back-and-forth on, whether they would do an outside ceo search. there is a funny twist, which is marcello colore and john legere have a history of going after each other as telecom ceo -- jason: yeah. ellen: and did not always get along and have publicly sparred on twitter. many people were digging up those old tweets on monday when the news was announced. it is unclear if they would be able to work together, but it seems like that is a possibility. they both have very strong ties to softbank, which may be the reason his name is in circulation. jason: we also spoke with imran khan, the cofounder and ceo of an e-commerce company.
softbank. you may remember him as the former head of sprint. so now marcello is the one who has been sending out memos, saying if you have concerns, talk to me. emailed me. my emailers marcello@wework.com. i am here for you. he has taken internally this public safety role away from the co-ceo's, who are still technically there, but do not seem to be running the show. now it seems like the outside ceo search is continuing. this was something we originally had back-and-forth on, whether they...
Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia : BLOOMBERG : November 3, 2019 5:00pm-6:00pm EST
continue to digest earnings. berkshire hathaway, softbank and prudential will be reporting. su keenan has are look ahead. big week for earnings , the last big walk -- or offer the heavy earnings. the bank of england. also the reserve bank of australia interest rates. president she delivering a keynote in shanghai. check out the snapshot. notice the chance for take an index -- transportation index was strong friday. we were up with the big bang with a strong jobs report. let's take a look into the bloomberg. the dollar closed month with the worst monthly decline since january, 2013. that is the trend many are watching. in terms of earnings that are becoming -- that will be coming at us. big names, berkshire hathaway, prudential, softbank and brookfield property among big names to watch. yes and we mentioned this is a big week for earnings. bus a preview -- give us a preview. tech names, auto also retail. su: yes we really cover the spectrum of big industry groups with very big names that have been in the news. qualcomm, we are interested to see how the chip fab is doing in respect to the t
continue to digest earnings. berkshire hathaway, softbank and prudential will be reporting. su keenan has are look ahead. big week for earnings , the last big walk -- or offer the heavy earnings. the bank of england. also the reserve bank of australia interest rates. president she delivering a keynote in shanghai. check out the snapshot. notice the chance for take an index -- transportation index was strong friday. we were up with the big bang with a strong jobs report. let's take a look into...


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We Do It For The Fallen: Miramar National Cemetery's Annual Wreath Laying Ceremony
Col. Charles B. Dockery, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, and Jennifer and AJ Budenz, Gold Star family members, take part in laying a wreath on behalf of all the Gold Star Families who lost their loved ones in San Diego, Dec. 14, 2019. The surrounding San Diego community gathered for Miramar National Cemetery's annual Wreaths Across America ceremony to give their support to friends and family who have lost loved ones
Marine with Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, takes part in the annual Wreath Laying ceremony in San Diego, Dec. 14, 2019. The surrounding San Diego community gathered for Miramar National Cemetery's annual Wreaths Across America ceremony to give their support to friends and family who have lost loved ones.
Cmdr. Jeffrey Plummer, U.S. Navy Chaplain for Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, gives the Invocation during the opening Wreath Laying ceremony in San Diego, Dec 14, 2019. The San Diego community gathered for the Miramar National Cemetery's annual Wreaths Across America ceremony to give their support to friends and family who have lost loved ones.
Col. Charles B. Dockery, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, and Jennifer Budenz, Gold Star family member, take part in laying a wreath on behalf of all the Gold Star Families who lost their loved ones in San Diego, Dec. 14, 2019. The surrounding San Diego community gathered for Miramar National Cemetery's annual Wreaths Across America ceremony to give their support to friends and family who have lost loved ones
Col. Charles B. Dockery, Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, and Jennifer and AJ Budenz, Gold Star family members, take part in laying a wreath on behalf of all the Gold Star Families who lost their loved ones in San Diego, Dec. 14, 2019. The surrounding San Diego community gathered for Miramar National Cemetery's annual Wreaths Across America ceremony to give their support to friends and family who have lost loved ones.
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MCAS Miramar News
Healing Homes: SMP Marines helps local Habitat for Humanity July 8, 2019 — Marines with the Single Marine Program (SMP) teamed up with Habitat for Humanity volunteers Thursday, June 27, to help build homes for refugee families. MORE
MCAS Miramar Energy Program wins SecDef Environmental Award on Earth Day April 29, 2019 — Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Miramar was selected as the winner of the 2019 Secretary of Defense Environmental Award for Sustainability on a Non-Industrial Installation. MORE
It Starts with a Movement April 29, 2019 — What you give isn't necessarily about the time or coin you're willing to donate, but about the selflessness and kindness you're contributing to others. MORE
Working together: San Diego and the Marine Corps form a greater understanding March 4, 2019 — A mutual drive to promote a more progressive San Diego region, the city of San Diego and Marine Corps Installations Command signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on Feb. 21. MORE
MCAS Miramar brings a taste of the Marine Corps to Standley Middle School February 1, 2019 — From encouraging students to competing with them, Marines from Marine Corps Air Station Miramar visited Standley Middle School located in University City, Calif. for their 9th annual Marine Corps Fitness Challenge. MORE
"Devilfish" celebrate 97th birthday December 20, 2018 — More than 350 Marines and Sailors gathered at the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Bob Hope Theater to celebrate the 97th birthday of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron (MALS) 11, Dec. 7, to reflect on the unit's heritage and accomplishments over the past year. MORE
Greater Corps Legacy: 100 years of women in the Marine Corps October 1, 2018 — Paying homage to the women that sacrificed, conquered and impacted history over the past century is the focus of the 2018 Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Air Show at MCAS Miramar, California, from Sept. 28 through Sept. 30. MORE
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MCAS Miramar Fire Department: Through the fire, through it all
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Station 61 and Station 62 respond to emergencies on and off the installation in the San Diego area.
"We want to go out and serve the community like we're supposed to do," said Paul Jacobs, captain at MCAS Miramar Fire Department. "All in all, everybody has to come home. We have families too, so safety is really big for everybody here at Miramar." (U.S. Marine Corps video by Cpl. Preston Hightower)
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Station 61 and Station 62 respond to emergencies on and off the installation in the San Diego area. "We want to go out and serve the community like we're supposed to do," said Paul Jacobs, captain at MCAS Miramar Fire Department. "All in all, everybody has to come home. We have families too, so safety is really big for everybody here at Miramar." (U.S. Marine Corps video by Cpl. Preston Hightower)
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This Family owned and operated Asian Restaurant is a favourite to many. Their Bowls, Spring Rolls and Thai Green Curry Chicken are amazing.
This place is delicious! I went hoping to have the beef pho but they didn't have any on the menu. So I had the Tom Yum Pho and it was delicious. Prawns, beef and coconut? How could you not enjoy it?! I will definitely be back as I want to try more dishes. I highly recommend this place!
Definitely the best Thai in all of Edmonton. The very first time I walked into the place in a semi shady neighborhood, my Asian instincts told me this place was going to be another Asian embarrassment that caters to people with bad taste in food . Boy was I WRONG! DEAD WRONG!
Food and service over atmosphere.. This is my absolute favourite Thai restaurant in the city, and I've tried most of the top ones. Their green curry, Pad Thai and coconut rice can't be beat or at least I have yet to experience better. And I've spent time in Thailand as well, although I wasn't eating at the premier restaurants there. As for the rest of the menu, I can't really comment because I basically order the same thing every time I go. The staff are also great and I've never had a bad service experience.


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Timberwolves' Karl-Anthony Towns limps off court with knee injury
By Kurt HelinMar 10, 2019, 7:55 AM EDT
Karl-Anthony Towns has been on a tear of late. Since the All-Star Game, he has averaged 35.1 points per game with a 70.1 true shooting percentage, plus he's pulling down 14.3 rebounds a night. He has stepped up and made the Timberwolves his team in the wake of Jimmy Butler's ugly exit.
Which is why this is so scary: Towns injured his knee with 8 seconds left in Minnesota's eventual overtime win against Washington Saturday night.
KAT pulled up with gimpy with a leg injury and hobbled to bench, then said "it just popped" pic.twitter.com/ZRfIy1AO3b
— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) March 10, 2019
Towns quickly went to the locker room and did not see the overtime period. There is not much information right now.
"He's just had initial evaluations, but he was walking around so there's really no info at the moment," interim coach Ryan Saunders said, according to the Associated Press.
Towns had 40 points in the game.
Minnesota is not making the playoffs this season, there is no reason to rush Towns back even if this turns out to be minor (*knocks on wood*). We will update the situation as we get more information.