there is a change in the outlook for spotify. spotify had some recent tensions with the record labels. they are facing competition from larger giants. how much room for error is there for spotify? >> the margin for error is very small. what i've been told from a close source at a record label, their working relationship with spotify is doing quite well but what does that mean for the entire record industry? we don't know. we will have to see going forward. what is really important right now was looking at the monthly active users. it's good to be able to bring in total subscribers at a decent amount, 87 million for the third quarter. if you look at the monthly active users, it is lower than expected, and if you cannot get your subscribers engaged, that's a problem investors have to look at moving forward. selina: there was a continued decline in average revenue for users? >> they have shifted to doing family plants from the original $10.00 a month. those come in at lower price points per user. the investor concern there, they sor

ahead just spotify. every week pop export publishes a new playlist on spotify with twenty songs full made in germany. you'll also find chalk talk is new releases and classic hits. followed pub export on spotify. and of cars we haven't forgotten to include that this week so it's spotify here is a little taste or for you. his new video shows a gorgeous backdrop. progs in the dolemite of it's taken from his latest album. hand baggage inspired by what else travel first. class section titled. living your best life obsessively counting likes twenty year old lena rejects the pressures of social media and makes it very clear that she's keeping her distance from the height. but i'm a member of the. spice estate. and. my friend joe has coined a new label to describe his fusion of pop and hip hop he calls himself a singer songwriter in his latest video german model lynn again makes a guest appearance. as my. pop from delhi smack has just released a new album eden a new departure so far she's been best known as an a

national markets including india spotify hopes to entice indian music fans to eventually become paid subscribers by extending their free trial period for indian listers beyond the usual thirty days according to the u.s. business trade publication variety which broke the news while india is clearly a huge market some of their has questioned whether spotify will be able to convince enough of those consumers to pay for ad free service will stay tuned to hear if spotify in india make a musical match worthy of a famed bollywood film the song or the company ends up singing the blues. and finally completing our german jaunt today the federal cartel office in berlin has launched an anti-trust investigation directed at us based online mega retailer amazon cartel office president andreas month said the decision to investigate is meant to address amazon's alleged anti-competitive policies and practices regarding treatment of third party vendors on the platform mr blunt said amazon access kind of a gatekeeper to customers the double role is biggest trader and biggest market place means there is

follow up export on spotify. telco tronic other superheroes of german indie rock not by fans critics and fellow musicians alike now their peers have shared with us some of their favorite things about twenty five years of history. class. when the first time i heard it i thought the name talk of trying it just sounded great kind of techno like cream. and. secondhand and adidas track suit jackets they were just awful if i mean we all bought these damn jackets and the corduroy pants and the worn out adidas sneakers only p.e. teacher is where yuck. but i like them right away because they had such outrageous song titles clear. inside for food and. reason must never prevail i really like that i thought it was great. for the march was playing. i appreciate their music a lot and i'm always very very curious about their lyrics going to him and especially the smart and exciting stories they tell. me she. should feel. momentous and you can tell those are people who just do their own thing you know i guess they do math you ca

and investors are looking for a payoff from spotify's push into alternative forms of audio.ding podcast which has meant to reduce its reliance on music. rishaad: activist investor karl icahn is suing bell technology saying it refused to provide basic information about plans to return to public markets by buying shares in dvmt. the complaint seeks a judge's order allowing icahn to examine company records. d they accuse icahn of using litigation in their proxy battle. yvonne: goog the a mass protest how the -- google, a mass protest how the company has handled sexual misconduct by top executives. from asia through europe and on to the u.s., social media hosted photos with the #googlewalkout. the action was sparked by reports that google paid millions of dollars to some executives in secret exit packages. david: a check of markets. biggest four-day pop for asian equities in about two years. so obviously by virtue of that, we're on -- four days of gains and volumes are also up. equity futures are up. commodities are pushing down as well. so that's helping at least the inflation

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we both got really frustrated at spotify. i started thinking back when i was young if you wanted to listen to something, maybe you got lucky enough to have a tape recorder and you could tape record it off of the radio and your mom would be yelling in the back because you were listening to something she probably didn't want you to listen to. you can play maybe two minutes of what you wanted to listen to. politics is similar. if you think you are going to get any sort of immediate gratification from doing this work it is not going to happen. that is because it is deeply human work. human work takes a long time. so building the skills of human work is one of the most important things i think people have to do as they think about potentially engaging in politics. learning how to listen before you speak and stay positive in the face of a frank, sometimes abusive being told that you are not good enough, you can't, they won't, whatever it is. you are going to be refused over and over and over again. number three, recognizing that op

you can't see it, it's behind you here, and spotify.hen you look at their business model, do you get jealous in terms of streaming and what they have been able to do given the multiple at the trade at is obviously quite a bit higher than the one you do? >> look, i know daniel pretty well i'm not -- we're not in the same business as spotify. we're in a different business. >> you're in the radio business, they're in the what? >> music distribution business. >> okay. >> and i think the music distribution business has been a problem for a long, long time and it's been a problem for the same reasons it's a problem today. there are other parties involved in music distribution who don't care about the profitability just think back, cds who dominated the cd business? walmart and best buy neither of them cared if they made any money in it, it was a way to bring customers into their stores think about the streaming business, apple and amazon neither one cares if they make money on the streaming part, they care a lot more about its impact so i thi

or china where the tech scene is flush with cash but you're also both success stories like spotify or skype the market there is fragmented however and member states vary in terms of digital investment so can the e.u. create a single digital market computer programming begins at a very early age in a stone in the small baltic states is regarded as a pioneer of digitalisation it's where skype was founded and became a global player digital conditions differ widely in the european union global successes like skype are rare nordic and baltic countries are way ahead of the e.u. pact though when it comes to digital development denmark tops the block's index for economic and social digitalisation followed by sweden and finland a stone is a ninth position germany comes in fourteenth pretty much mid-field in the e.u. is twenty eight members rumania is the digital taillight for high speed digital network is paradise for business and some countries authorities now even offer digital services to citizens but with much key business and government data now accessible on the web countries are increas

i want to say luke warm sales at spotify what does that do for spotify lukewarm seas it hurts them downat is 11 dollars lower spotify. now here's an intriguing story. general motors, they're offering buyouts earlier retirement big packages to 18,000 salary workers that is a huge chunk of the salary management work force. i would have thought that would be good for the stock but it is down. now this is number of people they're offering them to doesn't mean you'll get that money see how many you end up with but layoffs. >> this seems like a proactive. a approach the scale down -- production of low margin vehicles an focus on what makes money, while investing in the future electric vehicles, i think honestly i think next thing that will be good for gm stock is next recession we have. is peel used to gm falling in losing during reseg and surprised in the next recession cools around and gm continues making profits through recession and then stock rerated it higher. >> still around 35 dollars a share. really hapght moved that much. elon musk tweeting that tesla cars will be able to find a par

. >>> el podcast estÁ disponible en i tu ne, spotify. >>> segÚn calendario hoy es 4 de noviembre, hoyos pasillos y estantes se han llenado de colores decembrinos es el espÍritu navideÑo a iniciÓs de noviembre. >>> en este tiempo ya estÁ todo listo para navidad. >>> para algunos la navidad adelantada es bienvenida. >>> es muy bonito porque regresa el espÍritu de niÑo. >>> pero otros como esta familia creen que es conveniente esperar un poco mÁs. >>> puÉs creo que, es muy corr esperamos despuÉs de thanksgivin thanksgivings. >>> las ventas en noviembre y diciembre podrÍan aumentar 4, 8% respecto a aÑo pasado, esto significa gasto promedio de mil dÓlares por cada consumidor. >>> segÚn expertos la explosiÓn de ventas, se darÁ no en tiene das, sino en las pÁginas de internet. >>> las compras en lÍnea podrian aumentar 15%, superando los 120 billones de dÓlares, sien en persona o internet, la recomendaciÓn es la misma, compare precios y aproveche una buena oferta.>>> mejor ahora porque mientras mÁs se acerca, las cosas suben mÁs. >>> como nada estÁ escrito no ha ze daÑo un poco de esto en su

on downtown full suitee weak and thousands of indigenous structures may remain restaurants in the spotify. containing lane lanes. with all all the little white lies on the calendar. lady lasing presidential donald trump uses uses say society they meet in the placement of the residence. california is in danger angel y. lies with this is that t the ideas are long lt surgery. size i'd say stay he seasons themselves in a five oz and each row route which is which is the mindset that climate change. for more more injuries can be subject jack madden says because it kind of kind of you know. she's so solicitation thank you very much is doing. on ron brown's wendell how how's. the show is going. for the proper first. album on our progress rationing is. users are shirtless right. apple out. now now or something richards one one blue and one could confirm may say saying how do how do about. these individuals down [inaudible] online life. hello i have to do really really determine that -- right right no -- we don't really have no culture relationship work [inaudible] work work [inaudible] communicati

spotify stock down more than 25% since hitting its peak in july.next, apple changing its holiday plans. the company no longer ramping up production for its budget iphone. we will have more on that, next. plus the fda approves the first direct consumer genetic test that aims to tell you what drugs will work best for you, made by 23 and me. we get the response from naysayers calling it dubious science. this is bloomberg. emily: this is "bloomberg technology." apple may be having second thoughts about the popularity of its budget iphone. the company is said to have halted in production boost for the iphone xr from foxconn and other production lines. apple shares and those of its major suppliers fell on monday on the report, only adding to concerns about the outlook for its biggest product category. for more we are joined by an analyst who has a buy rating on apple with a price target of georgia $35, and our bloomberg tech reporter joining us from los angeles. mark, what do we know? mark: there is a report in the ti theyoverseas indica are cutting prod

the stock moved slower, despite the fact that spotify posted an unexpected profit.the company did warn it would sacrifice profits for future long-term growth. >> tune in for more dealbook coverage andrew sits down with snap's evan spiegel and google, sundar pichai. people go to lea you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! well, you've come to the right place. it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why... medicare part b doesn't pay for everything. only about 80% of your medical costs. this part is up to you... yeah, everyone's a little surprised to learn that one. a medicare supplement plan helps pay for some of what medicare doesn't. that could help cut down on those out-of-your-pocket medical costs. call unitedhealthcare insurance company now or visit aarpmedicaresupplement.com for your free decision guide about the only medicare supplement plans endorsed by aarp. selected for meeting their high standards of quality and service. this typ

a lot of other earnings including spotify, the "new york times,"petroleum, cigna.pening today. we'll also talk about the earnings you can expect after the bell tim cook's birthday today. happy birthday to him. ian shepherdson will be our guest host from 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. we'll talk to him about what he's seeing not only on the macro economic front but also things happening around the globe. and tom lee will be our guest host from 7:00 to 9:00 we'll talk to him not just about bitcoin but what he thinks is happening here with the end of october. is this a new start for the markets? will it go up from here? we'll find out what he thinks. and stacy cunningham will join us from the new york stock exchan exchange we'll talk to her about the volatility in the markets. maybe get into the debate about rates. the s.e.c. saying some of these exchanges can't raise the rates they're charging for some data feeds. got into a discussion the other day with not only an s.e.c. official about this but also the head of the nasdaq a lot coming up in just a few minutes. wilf, i'll see yo

spotify, we do not know what it is valued at, but it is hot.ot know the value of the deal or how long the deal is for. i wonder what other concessions might have been in their. -- in there. i don't know. jason: i am sure you got -- i'm sure she got it big deal. i am going to make you a playlist. alix: teardrops on the guitar? my producer was not telling me that in my ear. like an old woman in here. jason: tomorrow we will bring you an interview with tiger woods and phil mickelson. this will be a much -- a must watch showdown. alix: even i am super pumped for this interview. coming up in the next hour, cumberland advisors chairman and cio will be here with his take on retail. this is bloomberg. ♪ [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know wh

we'll get dow dupont also spotify will come this hour it's thursday, november 1st, 2018, "squawk box" begins now! ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeping, this is "squawk box. >> good morning, everybody welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. let you in on this, some shows walk a lot we don't >> if you're not going to -- how can you report business news if you're not walking >> this is true. it adds to what you're seeing. the context. i don't know >> all right >> we have a lot -- we have eight floors we could work with here >> we'll experiment with stuff you can come along >> no, we're not >> i'm becky quick along with joe kernen andrew will join us in the 8:00 hour to talk about his guest rock lineup, including larry fink, mary barra, investor peter thiel. joining us for the hour is ian shepherdson. great to have you here >> thanks for having me. >> ready to walk >> ready to go >> he volunteered. >> we will start with the october selloff. the dow gaining 241 points yesterday but finishing the month down by 5.1% the s&p

they serve server farms and netflix and apple music and spotify.e never see the hardware, but it is there. if there is a slowdown elsewhere in the industry, in the internet area, in spotify or facebook or google, if any of those slow down, then we could see that wider and wider. -- we could see that impact wider and wider. again, it comes back to foxconn, the company that has its finger in all of these companies because it is the largest manufacturer. it does something for everybody. emily: bloomberg opinion's tim culpan in taipei. third-quarter revenue soared 49% at xiaomi. the chinese smartphone maker relied on its presence in emerging markets to offset demand for devices. shipments rose while the global smartphone market shrank 6%. coming up next, will those who hold the power at facebook ever change? our next guest says they have to. we speak to julie goodrich next. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s. on sirius xm. , this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: now to our contin

cantante de banda jenny rivera, con una ofrenda en su nombre y llamó mucho la atención que la aplicación spotify quienes ya no están en este lado. >> hablamos con un experto que nos explica el significado del uso de las calaveras que forman parte de esta tradición. >> a quien se ama con el corazón es imposible de olvidar aún cuando no está con nosotros, y por eso el uno y 2 de noviembre recordamos la vida de sus seres tan queridos. >> día de los muertos es una celebración, débiles de años. >> durante todos los años que ha transcurrido esta tradición siempre han habido elementos específicos que no faltan en un altar para invitar a las almas que ya no están. >> se invita a las de que venga vernos. para que pruebe su comida favorita. (inentendible). >> .. es la flor más brillante, con pétalos. >> además la invitan a pasar un día lleno de recuerdos. también se busca llenar de color estos momentos que muchos opacan con el dolor. >> descubramos a la muerte, porque realmente es lo que estamos haciendo. buscar olores, sonidos, mística, todas las cosas bonitas de la humanidad. >> aunque muchos les han da

. >> i pay for spotify -- $10 a month. >> some people get nickeled and diamond for these micro transactions. you should pay attention to how much you are spending on the phone and the data. the biggest thing people waste money on is they have plans that cost more than they should. >> i don't upgrade. i refuse. i just resuscitate it. >> we could refuse to upgrade but become an expert at resuscitating our phones. >>> the warriors host the grizzlies tonight. they are looking to continue their hot start to the season. they have just one loss. the team last paid -- played friday night. memphis is coming into town after losing yesterday. the tipoff is at 7:30. >>> 4:46. for the first time since 2012 the oakland a's have a gold glove award winner. the third baseman is good. he only had 20 errors this season at third base and 24 home runs and batted to 70. he is the first third baseman to win a gold glove since eric chavez in 2006. matt olson also won his first gold glove. this was his first full major league season. he only made seven errors and he was the only first baseman to play every game dur

alix: spotify announcing a $1 billion buyback.ike apple, for example, ibm, buying back all this stock, does it support the market? david: it certainly supports the market, but usually it's underpriced. andcoming up, cybersecurity the midterms. he will talk to the global situation president and white house official. -- we will talk to a global situation president and white house official. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: as you know so well, we are watching the midterms coming specifically we are talking or concerns over cyberattacks. we have an expert here now, britt ruin, the white house director of engagement of president obama, accuray much for being with us. >> did to be back with you. david: we have certain categories we have talked about, things ranging from misinformation coming a distance of the from campaigns themselves to misinformation about where you should go to vote to misinformation about the vote titles. what are the things that were you the most? >> for hack information to drop or for misinformation to start circulatin

>> caller: my question is on spotify. it is down over 33%.ting an all time low this morning before rebounding and to close up over 2% on a bad day and on the conference call, they announced two new partnership, one with samsung for the app to be loaded on all of the new phones out of the box, and with alphabet, a sponsor of google's speaker promo. they should both be new subscriber catalysts so do you think -- >> spotify had a good quarter. it didn't matter it is kind of like my theme here it did not matter. it was a good quarter though let's go to jim in new york. please, jim. >> caller: hello, jim. >> how are you doing, buddy? >> caller: good, jim from long island new york. thanks for sharing all of your insight and years of experience. >> i wish i had more insight about this decline but go ahead, i appreciate it. >> caller: with all of the uncertainty in the market, i want to know your thoughts because i can't find any news on it, zora >> i think they are doing a good job. i believe in the economy, but i believe that stocks that don't have

guy: you have been focus sign -- focusing on spotify.at, this should not be happening. a have come out with a series of warnings about their business. i thought the streaming business was going parabolic. alex: similar to what we saw with amazon and google, they are all growing but it trimmed its upper margins slightly. to hundred expected 7 million total subscribers in the next quarter and it has reduce that to 206. early tech stocks going at a real tear, there are supposed to million point -- addressable smartphones. the have about 30% penetration in the market. if they are saying growth will not be way above expectations, investments will punish them. primarywho is spotify's competitors? alex: google is accelerating into the space. amazon has been pushing its promotions. if you are an amazon prime user you will start getting emails about, why aren't you using your music subscription that is part of it? they do not necessarily need to make money from the subscriptions but they are seeing it as a way to build stickiness with hardware. t

that is a big headline with spotify. send it back to you guys. connell: gerri, we'll bring in the market panel. talk about the day that was. look forward what we'll hear in a few minutes. heather zumarriaga is with us from vision four. jonathan hoenig from the capitalist pig hedge fund, fox news contributor with us as well. heather, do you view anything three days in a row upside or the conversation between the president and china? >> this is great rally after the awful month we had in october. this is about the conversation and productive talks president trump had with president xi this morning, easing some chinese trade tension concerns and those tariffs. the fact that the market rallied after those productive talks tells me the market is still worried about two things, the federal reserve raising rates and tariffs. those are two major moves, macro moves driving this market higher or lower. lower today. connell: it is true, heather, we do get moves in either direction once there is a little hint on the tariff story. we got that in the president

will own the master recordings of her albums and she told universal that if it sells a 3.5% stake in spotify, the profits must be shared with all artists on the label. that could be a big one for some. that stake is estimated around 500 million euros. >> a nice gesture by her. the day's business news. time for the press review. taking a look at what is making headlines around the world. with oneoing to start of the top stories of the day, the arrest of carlos ghosn. how is the japanese media reacting to this? >> the news is sending shockwaves throughout the country. carlos ghosn was almost seen as a celebrity in this country. now we can see one of japan's has a headliners on carlos ghosn and on the story, it tells us the basic story, it tells us the basic facts, that he was arrested in tokyo on suspicion of underreported his earnings to japanese tax authorities and using company money for his personal use. how is carlos ghosn perceived in japan? >> a larger-than-life figure and enjoy special status. ceos are not necessarily public figures. he is widely credited for almost single-handedly pul

sped-up video from info wars, a conspiracy web site run by alex jones banned by twitter, youtube, spotifynd every other, but the white house says we got you, man. ( laughter ) the fact that trump is using docketed footage to prove something everyone knows is a lie is deeply disturbing and laysy. if you're going to use a fake video, use a fake video. do something like this. >> you goddam girl! >> yeah! >> aaahhh! >> trevor: yeah, that totally happened. ( cheers and applause ) moving on, this morning, we got some disconcerting news about supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. she's recovering right now in the hospital after she fell in her office and broke three ribs. now, of course, we want to give our best wishes to justice ginsburg. she seems so much -- she's seen so much throughout her life. the rise of naziism, fight for civil rights and that's just been the past six months. ( laughter ) the worst thing is if you ask me which supreme court justices would have fallen down i would have picked drunky mcdrunk, not the fitness queen. so get well, ruth! spanking is back in the news and t

i identified netflix and spotify. >> there's the book. it is called "the four." scott galloway is the author. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. talkshow host dr. drew pinsky, conduct see -- kentucky , and talkshowtate discuss the opioid epidemic. this is one hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, thanks for coming out to this conversation and talking about the opioid epidemic. let me do some introductions. it will be prudent based on the status and stature of our guest. youngestr end is the secretary of

to less cultural diversity but also mechanisms which perhaps can make it more they were resample spotify rights were largest music's the services as it is the study really showed with every month the number of different music artists were wishes and is listening to is increasing by a few percent right so so it's possible with which knowledge is going to make a world more diverse illis there were some same time. that's an interesting and somewhat paradoxical statement but if you took the most popular apps i assume that they're still playing by the numbers rather than the quality of the contents of don't you think about focus on the numbers the numbers of likes the number of let's say promotions.

to less cultural diversity but also mechanisms which perhaps can make it more they were resample spotify rights were largest music's the services as it is the study of where we showed with every month the number of different music artists were wishes and is listening to is increasing by a few percent wright says so it's possible with which knowledge is probably to make a world more diverse illis there were some same time. that's an interesting and somewhat paradoxical statement but if you took the most popular apps i assume that they're still playing by the numbers rather than the quality of the contents of don't you think about focus on the numbers the numbers of likes the number of. let's and promotions don't just think that it's going to be a driving in the overall direction towards something less original rather than more original you know we'll hold these unlikely cultural if you slip eleven years ago as i said it's exactly the kind of questions we like to talk about and often the whole difference and sometimes our visions turn to be wrong so ideally i would like to study with would

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. >>> spotify reported its fi first-ever p however the world's biggest paid streaming music serviceoi dissed wall street with only modest subscriber growth. it was up only 2% when 8% to 9% was expected. that sent shares lower. after the bell, cbs said an increa in ad sales helped earnings top expectations. they were also helped in growth by its digital subscription business. cbs shares were higher after hours tonight. they finished up 2% to $58.49. also on after the bell tonight, id rbucks said they strengthen its domestic and chinese markets, led to same-store sales that grew to a faster-than-expected pace and that translated to profits tha beat wall street estimates. shares were initially higher in the after-hours session ut a ed the regular day up fraction to $58.63. and coming up -- affordable care action open enrollment bdains and there are some key changes to be mindful of. >>> google workers around the world staged walkouts in the last 24 hours to protest the company's handling of sexual misconduct issues. the demonstrations occurred in more than 20oc lions globally, including

or grandparents have passed on their love of elvis to the younger folks or, frankly, in the age of spotify people are just able to discover music and find the influencers that influenced their favorite artists, it is clear tvis remains an important figure for mad. generations moving forw rajini: thank you very much for joining us. next, a painting by the british -- next, if you have got some spare change in your pocket, this story is for you. pating by the british artist david hockney has fetched more than $90 million, breaking the record for a work sold at auction by a living painter. two bidders battled it out over the telephone before it sold for the reporter: christie's, new york, and expectations were high. the painting, hockney's "portrait of an artist (pool with two figures)" and the bidding began at $18 m. reporter: within seconds, it was at $40 million. to understand why, we need to go back to the 1970's. the painting was the subje a famous film about hockney, a landmark moment in his career and his personal life. the figure in the painting was hockney's partner. it is a painting

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