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a little bit better with music and but the world is crazy when you country fight that with music and with amazon there is little hope of doing so, i good dismissal from still of the glimmer of hope that exists is what i tried to transmit with the chrome erotic baltic out about a couple middle, oh oh oh, making the world a little better with music and ambition shan't. by israeli singer songwriter and producer no guy as i know no way to go, no future insight. that sort no get and i sings in her bleak and angry song, bad habits. i was born and angry person. the song was born from a feeling that the will she knew was on its way out. it struck a chord with many young people in israel. like you in just this was something that would, was always keeping my mind busy when i was a young girl. when it came to the smallest, to the largest things like how could it be that way? and i had a lot of energy to channel towards something and, and i think my parents realize that and just whatever it is that i wanted to do, they were there were like, okay, let her do that. i literally have visit the end of the rob. n

plus they own twitch, which is the biggest videogame platform and own amazon prime and they have a musiciness. we think when you add that to cloud, current public market rates you're not paying anything for the e-commerce business. great asset value in amazon. charles: i will go to the other end of the spectrum, two lumbering behemoths that are in trouble. let's start with meta which seems to caught a lot of people flat-footed. there were 50 buy recommendations on it. now the company itself is playing catchup. should they aggressively pursued metaverse strategy two years ago or waited in general? >> no. announcing they were changing their name to metaverse was helpful hiring engooers because they have a lot of trouble getting talent we believe. unfortunately it started a race for the metaverse. it woke everybody up. apple is being much more aggressive now on ar, artificial reality. we've got, you saw the videogame companies have been snapped up. those are all meta plays by really big competitors. at the same time facebook says it has to pivot away from social media where its monopoly doe

neil young put out saying, hey, if you want to find my music, you can find it on amazon. well, amazon doesn't exactly have the greatest of the history when it comes to like treating employees, right. breaking the rules and you know, workplace bad wages, the workplace difficulties. so, you know, there's no, you can't for all over, but everybody who's working for no matter what the platform is or what the corporation is running. every corporation at this point for the most part has had some kind of like conflict or bad actors either within it or has done some pretty nasty things in their past. but you know, you as an artist got to think about, you know? yeah, absolutely. and certainly when it comes to this situation, everyone seems to have a take on it. and a do mean everyone. i also want to bring up this comment. we heard from the president of brazil to both to narrow who chip to twitter. and he said, i'm not sure what you're rogan, thinks about me or my government, but it doesn't matter. if freedom of speech means anything, it means that people should be free to say what

these are actual bands and actual songs you can download them on spotify or amazon or see if your local musicreal. >> questlove: i don't believe you. >> jimmy: yeah, i know, but we've done this bit. i swear these are real we're not doing them >> questlove: yes, you are [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no we're not [ laughter ] [ laughter ] all right, let's see what's on my "do not playlist. this first one is a singer called m.a. numminen yeah, m.a. numminen. the album's called "didi-wah-didi." [ laughter ] "didi-wah-didi." let's take a listen to a song off here called "mista boogie-boogie. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ mista boogie-boogie mista bang boogie-boogie mista boogie-boogi mista bang boogie-boogie ♪ ♪ mista boogie-boogie can't touch the roun work to part work to party ♪ ♪ work to party ♪ >> questlove: come on man. ♪ ♪ work to party ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: okay, stop, all right, that's good stop, stop, stop, stop stop please. [ laughter ] >> questlove: yo, man. >> jimmy: "mista boogie-boogie. >> questlove: that's one of the props guys >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, "mista boogie-boogie," yeah >> questlove: this one -- thi

music is owned by blackstone, right? this private equity firm which is raping the amazon in crushing small home homeowners. so he doesn't care about that. he's not demanding that they sell his music back to him for the 50 or a $150000000.00. god, he's really carrying about the people about so he doesn't care whatsoever. this is just him being misinformed about the fact because people are still operating on the idea that we can vaccinate our way out of this thing. and just if enough people that vaccinated we can kill this virus and, and the pandemic. but that's never going away. the virus is never going away, it's always going to be here, and you can vaccinate your way out of this. and vaccines don't stop transmission, and i don't stop you from getting it. in fact, out you himself is now caught up to the jimmy door show, angel rogan, and he's telling people that everyone is going to get cove. it no matter what, no matter how many boosters you have no matter how many masks you wear, every one is going to get co bid. so this idea that we've been fed our bill of goods. first, we were told that the, the, the, th

amazon prime has a treat for you. this saturday the streaming platform will premier an immersive music special called the weekend and theit'll also stream as an eight track live ep. that available exclusively on prime >>> this black history month we are celebrating a civil rights trailblazer who broke barriers and inspired generations of activists. blayne alexander caught up with her. >> this is like a museum >> and i treat it like that, too. >> reporter: you would be hard-pressed to find a room big enough to tell the story of zernona clayton, a close confidant of dr. king. she was there as he drafted his famous march on washington speech >> i loved that man because he was ordinary as famous as he was. >> reporter: she broke barriers as a trailblazing journalist, the first black person in the south to have her own prime time show but perhaps her greatest power, persuasion like when she wrote to president johnson in the '60s asking for his help to allow black doctors to practice in georgia's segregated hospitals >> he didn't answer, and i said, you know, what let's go to washington not getting any response makes you mad.

amazon. yeah. maybe didn't ask for a photocopy as of a bit to then they as a new or is that on a brief hold? no thing wanting. no music sooner didn't they know i could be in general. mm. amazing dosage, iowa voice as a bottle border. so don't want to visit a little bit, but it wasn't sure on what to as yes, this is marie or c as in waiting. oh, let's move it is. it's mom and was married for can leave with another comstock with fanny. ha ha, i don't go get the guns. i'll say, i'll come with jonah and the compliment. okay. ah. i would you need more janae? yes. a little while, cuz the last thing. okay, you gotta see my, they wasn't my use at all for to say to me either but our stairs are post kanadi. ah, a last name you need them to me as a high a lisa i. ready am a guy? yes. las gonna cut that with me? ah, i remember how i asked on them in all nice. nice mama. can i pass by amy? nice. nice of you. s. give up with a last year sale. why? little stuff that i was a my teeth. i feet this is peter sedgwick. ah, a table put off a . eat. i use on me for least. ah, ah, i this is the scene is that the seller in noble is now the a

this growth story, spotify slumps as more artists pull their music, down more than 14% and interesting report just got a lot more interesting amazon is coming up after the bell, will it pull up paypal, metaand netflix or are investors missing a giant q4 under the surface, like microsoft, and alphabet that plays out today carl >> john, we'll start squarely with meta, as you said a rerating of the company, the company posts rare earnings miss only the third time ever, market cap now below $700 billion disappointing guidance, stalling user metrics weighing on the stock. also taking a hit from macro challenges, too, inflation, supply chain affecting advertisers. apple's privacy changes, the other big hurdle interestingly alphabet didn't feel the pain there. that divide becomes a big area of focus for investors facebook had the lowest forward pe ratio going into earnings, now sitting at 18, 18 times forward earnings compared to 27 over at alphabet john, that's not even talking about the level of investment they are making on metaverse in the coming years >> this is something bothering me for a while, i think i mentioned it on tc, compa

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amazon dropped mask requirements for fully vaccinated employees. >>> cirque du soleil is planning a new hybrid show on the las vegas strip. it will be called mad apple featuring magicians, comedians, and a band playing pop musicrmers. producers say the show is inspired by new york city's night life of jazz clubs, comedy shows, and live music. it replaces zumanity which closed in 2020. mad apple opens may 26th at the new york new york hotel and casino. >>> and a sweet way to celebrate women across the nation. hershey's is highlighting the "she" at the center of its iconic logo to mark women's history month in march. executives say the celebrate she bars are an important reminder of the role that women and girls play in our everyday lives. you can find the limited edition bars at stores nationwide. anne-marie? >> they should highlight the her part, as well, then. as in that is her chocolate bar, and no, she will not be sharing. >>at's right. that's right. girls who run the world. >> diane king hall in new york. thanks a lot, diane. >> thank you. you got it. >>> up next, checkmate. how a teenager upset -- her upset win, rather, stunned the world of chess. (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so whe

amazon, gabriel learned how to campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with those who sought to profit from the forest destruct. audio correspondence ah, facing the music spotify act, uncovered 19 misinformation. artists have been pulling their songs from the streaming service, furious at its leading podcast, both on his use on the corona virus. how to companies tread the line between potentially harmful lies and healthy debate. this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm danny navigator in dell home, boycotted by musicians and feeling anger from listeners and doctors. spotify has announced a new policy on covered 19 misinformation. these streaming giant says it'll put content advisories before any, if it's podcast that discussed the pandemic. but it won't remove the episodes at the center of the storm. they were hosted by coven 19 vaccine skeptic. joe rogan, who's also advocated the potentially dangerous use of a life stock medication to treat the virus. one of the things that spot, if i wants to do that, i agree with is that at the beginning of these controversial podcasts, like, specifically ones about coded is to put a disclaimer

music. while the deal is relatively small, it is one of apples few acquisitions in the past year. amazone than doubling its maximum base salary for invoice from 160,000 to $350,000. they cited the competitive labor markets and the need to attract and retain top talent. amazon is also increasing the compensation ranges and changing the timing of stock rewards to align. sources tell management. the banking corps is said to be among the possible buyers of the joint venture. we are told there is no agreement yet and that the sellers may seek other buyers. >> in japan, we will be watching softbank. this is according to the financial times. this will receive up to $1.25 billion. all of this as we go toward the earnings result. we will continue to watch whether those chip supply issues affecting those companies. we are watching the lg energy solution because they came in with a fourth quarter operating profit of 75.7 billion won. that was korea's largest ipo ever last month. we will also get results later on tuesday. the markets open -- market opens in seoul and tokyo are next. this is bloomber

coach, the music festivals dropping all covid restrictions, no vaccine, no testing requirements for events coming up in april. and some of the nation's largest employers loosens mask rules amazon and wal-mart report fully vaccinated workers do not need to mask up on the job unless it's required by local law now schools are front and center and america's fights over mask mandates here is cnbc's perry russom. >> we are the most vulnerable to covid-19. >> tascha and her son jack live infairfax county, virginia. >> jack has siftic fibrosis and their doctors told them when covid transmission is high he needs universal indoors masking. >> when your child who is not high risk chooses to take off the mask or you choose for them to take off their mask you make it impossible for my child to enter his school today virginia governor glen youngkin signed the bill to empower parents giving parents the option of having children wear masks in schools. >> we will get back to normal. >> that's right. >> and this is the path. >> virginia is one of several states locked in mask battles. in florida governor distant sis backing a new proposal from a state lawmaker it would cut $200 million to 12 sc

music or movie side. just the shipping alone was worth it during the pandemic? forget about it. we had amazon packages every day on our door step i know we are going to suck it up and pay the extra $20 it is a cost of business for tou family. >> i did math on this last night. you may want to disagree with me >> okay. >> i think you could go almost all the way to $400 annually for a family of four if you look at some of the metrics that have come in over time. if you have a prime visa card, you get 5% back on everything. effectively pays for itself. if you are a single individual household, at some point it doesn't make sense maybe after $180 when you start to think of families of four or larger and the amount of spending, there is a lot of room for them to go one other point. almost off topic we put amazon and pinterest and snap and talked about them together we did not talk about it in this context. they are advertising companies advertising revenue. number three player in the country. >> we knew it. they just broke it out for the first time we already had an idea it was going to be alphabet

music ♪ when you see value in all directions, you add value in all directions. accenture. let there be change. >>> let's get a quick check on today's after hours earnings movers amazon up 18%letely nuts these moves. and polar opposite to last night, kind of hard to get your head around, this volatility is so, so pronounced. ford down only 4% and clorox down only 8.5% >> even with these gains, snap is still down for the year, which shows you how much pressure there's been on technology in general lately on the fear of higher interest rates. let's hit ford a little more it's down 4% after hours michael ward joins us. he's got a buy rating on that stock, $29 price target. a miss this has been an outperformer, up 70% over the last year. hot is the problem here? is the chip shortage still hurting sales? >> yes, and no question this was a miss it was disappointing there were four kind of metrics i was tracking and watching in the quarter, and they missed on three of the four one positive thing is they did provide record guidance for 2022 despite some of the ongoing chip concerns, as you mentioned >> so what does that tell you? they see some light at the end of the tunnel for som

competitors, amazon and apple, have wildly larger cash positions and, therefore, ca easily outcompete for content if they choose to do so so i think spotify, if it refocuses on what it does well, which is music fine with meta, i think it's a lot harder to tell remember, they are going to burn $10 billion a year on virtual reality for a product that i think is going to have regulatory headwinds before it even fully develops. the one thing i will say to their credit, they is manage to convince media to focus all the energy on virtual reality with a name change, which what something they did in desperation. i give them credit for pulling that off so any can-that can change the subject as they did there, you know, obviously, the stock's got an opportunity because, you know, people still want to believe. >> they got the name change and the ticker change will happen sometime in the first half roger, we'll continue to talk about it good to see you. roger macnamara. >> bye-bye. >> breaking news from the hill regarding the raid in syria. >> president biden just speaking moments ago in the roosevelt room at the white house about that raid that took place last night. a significant blow to the islamic s

amazon prime video on september 2nd. a lot of people are looking forward to that. >>> also in the news this morning, sting is showing that every little thing he does is magic. at least universal musicce, my favorite, by the way, favorite all-time band, posters in the room, the full works. we're talking "roxanne," "every breath you take," "message in a bottle," so many great songs. in fact, sting has sold -- i know, i could sit and listen to the music. he sold 100 million albums all to me by the way in his 50-year career creating some of the most recognizable pop songs in history. the 17-time grammy winner saying in a statement, it is absolutely essential to me that my career's body of work have a home where it's valued and respected. no word yet on how much that catalog sold for but even with a massive paycheck sting is still getting out there doing what he loves. his my songs world tour resumes next month, i'll be there, and then his residency at the coliseum in las vegas is back up and running this coming june. big news. they're all doing it, right? >>> and finally this morning, another song for you. oh. work with us, people. yes, dolly, we will always love you too. the queen of

music streaming costs that could be -- equated to a buyer. i have to think peloton's cost of streaming that they played to the label ares is significantly higher than an amazonnot a flash in the pan. i would be a personal buyer on weakness. i did buy the stock last week, i bought more yesterday. stuart: greg smith, thanks for being straightforward about peloton. we appreciate that, and we'll see you later. >> thanks. stuart: put apple on the screen, please. 175 this morning. i believe they're boosting benefits. that's a wide range of things, boosting benefits to employees. if is this to try and help attract and keep workers? >> absolutely. stuart: you're apple. lauren lauren but there's a war for talent, and other companies willing to pay more add more perks, well, yeah, you could leave are, but i hate to say this because i think everybody should make a lot of money, right? there's a cap on how much companies can actually pay their workers, so now what apple is doing is to bring on the perks. they're doubling the number of sick days for full and part-timers to 12, more vacation days. part-timerrings get those, and paid parental leave up to six weeks also for

music off spotify like neil young. he said. >> brian: you can still stream his songs on apple, ignore their forced uyghur camp labor that's true apple builds everything on china and amazone freely world, neil. spotify a private company no found obligation to deplatform anybody. perhaps a healthy response for neil young would be for him to start his own spotify podcast. more speech is better than less. progressive tenet of less speech. a philosophy that shares a little too much in common with the darker societies of old. keep in mind, too. if you are saying to yourself, this spotify attack and this attack on joe rogan is similar to what we heard about substech. what happened with substech? this is a place for people to go who were being told by a lot of liberal newspapers we don't want your columns anymore. we are going to ban you and deplatform you they formed substech. if you click on it you get paid like bari weiss. people are outraged by substack. they formed their own platform. joe rogan does his own podcast. take a step back and realize what you are doing in this country. >> >> steve: in fact, those comments from mr. marshall were on substech. an amalgam of differe