but, of course, there are also international representatives. businesses of alibaba, panasonic, samsungevenue from ticket sales makes up just 5% of mok's budget. we have the olympic movement mog, it actually represents a certain model that is imposed on the rest sports. and that's the problem. there were alternatives in the form of the workers' sports movement and the workers' olympics, which existed in the twenties and thirties. there really is. there was a kind of human sport, if we are talking simply at the level of performance, well, that is, where , for example, a student who studies at the university, at the same time as studying, can show results, it was probably a sport back in the twenties, including at the olympic games, but subsequently this factory of records, which are absolutely in my opinion the look is meaningless, which means that american collegiate swimming has shown us an example of this, when we already have, as it were , transgender women who are biologically male. they break records for women, and there is an active imposition on society that this is a normal spor

but of course, there are also representatives of international businesses, alibaba, panasonic, samsungevenue from ticket sales makes up just 5% of mok's budget. in our country, the olympic movement could actually represent a certain model that is being imposed on the rest of sports, that’s the problem, there were alternatives in the form of the workers’ sports movement and workers olympiads that existed in the period of the twenties and thirties, there really was a kind of human sport, if we are talking simply at the level of performance, well, that is, what can, for example, a student who studies at the university, show results at the same time as studying, the end models are faster, higher, stronger, this is the limit of growth, what used to be a left-wing workers' sports movement has now been revived in the form of a sports for all movement, these mass events such as marathons, runs, bike races and so on, that's all these events with mass procustic ability, some species born separately such as triathlon, this is the entire legacy of the labor sports movement, but there is another pr

but, of course, there are also representatives of international businesses, alibaba, panasonic, samsunga. revenue from ticket sales is only 5% budget mok. we have the mok olympic movement, it actually represents a kind of model that is being imposed on the rest of the sport, that’s the problem, there were alternatives in the form of a working sports movement. workers ' olympiads that existed in the twenties and thirties, there really was a kind of human sport, if we are talking simply at the level of productivity, well, that is, where, for example, a student who studies at the university can show results at the same time as studying this is probably there was sport back in the twenties, including at the olympic games, but later this factory of records, which in my opinion is absolutely meaningless, means that american collegiate swimming showed us an example of this, when we already have, as it were , transgender women who are biologically men , they are breaking records for women, but there is an active imposition on society that this is a normal sport, in my opinion, this is a symbol

ed: that was bloomberg's shery ahn speaking to the panasonic ceo in tokyo.up on the show, apple looks to india for expansion opportunities after annual sales surged 33% in the indian market. some bloomberg exclusive reporting up next. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ an ever-changing landscape comes with challenges. from our vantage point, we see opportunities. as a top-ten real estate manager, principal asset management harnesses the power of a 360° perspective, delivering local insights and global expertise across public and private equity and debt. our experienced teams are uniquely positioned to uncover compelling opportunities in today's market, giving our clients an exclusive advantage. principal asset management actively invested. ed: let's zero in on apple. the stock hit fresh record highs after an upgrade to buy. morgan stanley has added it to its top pick list. caroline: we need to stick with ai, but revenue being generated internationally. bloomberg is reporting that apple's revenue has surged 33% in the 12 months through march i

there's a small town called desoto, kansas, 30 minutes from here, and they are building a $4 billion panasonic employ 4,000 workers, and really change the landscape of this small kansas town, and this is happening all over the country. so, yes, it's going to benefit the companies that are selling equipment into the building, but also, the companies that are building restaurants and housing, banks that are lending into that community. so, there's really a multiplier effect from this reshoring trend. and i think that's going to help drive small cap growth over the next five to ten years. >> mike, it's karen, let me ask you something. there's been a lot made of this shift to passive investing over the last few years, and the iwm by its nature needs to be a little more actively managed to really get to some of the most interesting stocks in there. do you feel like there's any shift back? >> ah, you know what, i think so. there should be. if you look at active versus passive performance, active managers have, by far, the highest success rate of beating the russell 2,000 or their benchmark net of fe