ceo aaron levie. coming, is elon musk feeling the heat from wall street?e will put his letter to employees under the microscope. ♪ emily: elon musk pleading with employees to show investors the numbers they want to see. in a letter obtained by bloomberg, he wrote -- added that pushing results into positive territory would -- wall street is notoriously split on tesla stock. analysts currently have seven buys, seven holds, five cell sellgs on the stock -- ratings on the stock. talk to us about the schism between fundamental and true believer investors. people are so polarized on either side. >> it is fascinating. when you listen to the tesla earnings calls, you have analyst dig into the financials. others think big vision, what snacks. a big part of the investor thesis is you either believe in elon musk or you don't. ?- what next a big part of the investor thesis is you either believe in don't.sk or you do emily: obviously, merging with solar city, trying to get us to mars. says they are on the razors edge of a good q3. what is actually possible? >> it's all

aaron levy just reported, he had a real trial by earnings. do you think it has positive attributes. >> what it does it is makes me rely on my team, more. i'm spending more time outside of the company. so i really need to rely on that team to be strong, cohesive. it's not about the ceo, it's not the entire company becoming a better company. >> let me say, using open source, anyone says i could start a talend, couldn't i, using the same software you're using? >> not exactly. there is open source companies where all of the companies are free. there is no commercial software at all. we are a combination of open source and proprietarproprietar. it is called open core. so the real key question in that scenario becomes what part of it is free, what does that solve, and what part is paid? >> let me hog the question, you chose nasdaq over nyse, is there one particular reason? >> there wasn't one, no. it is, for anyone in that situation, you should talk to both. there is reasons to go for one, reasons to go for another. we felt like it was a better fit

our bestring you interviews from the week including our interview with aaron levie at the time -- aspany teams up with --. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the elite club of as unicorns got a new member. a secondhand mobile target place raised 100 $19 million in its latest funding. that influx makes it seattle's solely owned tech company. they received banking from silken giants. staying with funding, following -- dd's evaluation has jumped. appleading right hailing in china just received a $119 million from foxconn. its recent $7.3 million funding round led by apple. it has had a series of successes. discuss, from to new york, selena. what you make of this new investment? >> this is interesting. nameis getting another big investor. it makes a lot of sense on that new investors side. they are the world largest manufacturer and they have been struggling from the global smart phone and pc slow down. they are looking to diversify away from that. they have made other investments in the auto industry. they are invested in an electric car company and with didi, it will be interesting to see wha

. >>> box ceo aaron levy is in san francisco with our josh lipton. sh, over to you. >> thank you, kayla. aaron, thanks for joining us. we should mention you come bearing some props today. walk us through this hat. >> this is not a prop. it's a symbol of what we're trying to accomplish. we have our conference this week, and it's all about how do we dramatically improve the way that people get work done with all of their enterprise software and collaboration, so we definitely want to make software great again. >> this is not an endorsement of any political party. it's just about software. >> so aaron, one of your it things is the way you think work is done is broken. >> how will this fix that? >> we want to drab tickly range the way people work, collaborate, access their share. we have 66,000 customers, in 60% of the fortune 500. but there's so much more we can do. when you look at how -- in more collected, more data driven, we still see so much response. so we announced box relay jointly developed with ibm. it's about helping you streamline that routin

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levy, both sidelined by injuries. as 12 sports stephen watson reports, the packers offense is not exactly scaring other teams. >> full strength in minneapolis but looked far from it. aaron rodgers, for the 14th straight game, failed to get a 100 passer rating. >> we are not worried about statistics. we are not worried about scoring. this is about being a football we need to win the position battle every week. that all factors into that. that is the team i am developing. we will improve, which we already have. reporter: the good news for the packers is there next four games aren't lambeau field, a place where aaron rodgers, in his last three seasons, hashr interceptions. anchor: the bucks open training camp next week in madison, and one of their young stars will enter camp with a load off his mind. giannis antetokounmpo has signed a four-year, $100 million contract extension that will ensure he will be in a bucks uniform when the new arena opens. the bucks did not make anyone available to comment on the signing during the team's annual golf outing, but this is the biggest contract in team history. giannis is considered one of the play point guard or power forward. he ave

aaron burr might well be his ticket to winning the election. >> once we fought to rid ourselves of unjust taxes and tyranny! now we have a president who levieseralist army! is this not tyranny?! >> yes! >> but we have the means to defeat it! vote, gentlemen, vote! serve your country! >> if burr can sway new york for the republicans, he'll earn his spot as jefferson's running mate. but burr is opposed by his greatest rival, alexander hamilton. while not running himself, hamilton wants to stop burr and deliver new york for the federalists. >> best of luck to you, colonel burr. >> and to you, general hamilton. after all, it's only politics. >> burr and hamilton, they're -- they're really kind of opposite sides of the same coin. these two guys were friends. in fact, the battle of long island, aaron burr saves alexander hamilton's life. but, of course, things would go bad once you enter politics and ambition into the situation. >> you remember the senate race 9 years ago when you defeated my father-in-law? >> well, of course i do. >> your opponent was a man of character. he served his country with honor. his ideas and principles could've benefite