ed: satya nadella and linkedin's ranges lansky.oming up, millions turned to switch daily to watch live stream videos, that includes predators excluding kids. we will share more with my colleague's investigation. this is bloomberg. ♪ ed: an eye opening report shedding light on dangers of twitch. twitch, owned by amazon, 31 mailing -- 31 million daily visitors, one of the most popular platforms for gainers. a network of child predators have used the platform to track children. bloomberg -- covers the videogame industry and has this story. what did you learn? >> twitch does not allow children under 13 to use the platform. however, unlike its competitors, there are relatively few barriers preventing children from getting on the app. bloomberg found that there are people out there, over 2000 of them, who systematically follow accounts that seem to belong to children on the platform. around 280,000 accounts that apparently belong to children were targeted in this way. ed: i want to bring out this statement, preventing child harm is one o

we'll be hearing from the ceos of microsoft and linkedin.ritain. that is how the new finance minister — chancellor of the exchequer kwasi kwarteng — is billing his plan for boosting the uk economy. mr kwarteng will be announcing the full details in the coming hours. but we already know the direction of travel. cut taxes, rip up regulations, and encourage more investment by the private sector. the government's already confirmed massive support for households and businesses to limit soaring energy bills this winter — to be paid for by more borrowing. but some critics have questioned the affordability of the plan. and others argue lower taxes will do little to help the poorest in society. coletta smith reports. we will sit in here. i will brin: we will sit in here. i will bring it— we will sit in here. i will bring it over _ we will sit in here. i will bring it over for - we will sit in here. i will bring it over for you. . we will sit in here. i will. bring it over for you. with prices rising _ bring it over for you. with prices rising in _ br

we're actually seeing on linkedin that there's a ton of remote jobs available. so i would advise jobseekers that if you're interested in making sure that you can work from home, seek out opportunities where you know the company policy is remote work, or at least hybrid . um, that can give you that balance. oftentimes you know, companies have really been public about what they're planning to do, and at least been transparent with their employees as to kind of if they don't have a final plan yet, like where they're at in that process, so that's certainly information that you could figure out ahead of the interview. you always want to make sure that you have the skills and you have the background on what that what the company is like, so reach out to some of your network. talk to them about its working there and kind of get a feel for that before the interview to make sure that aligns with your goals. prizes on either end blair heitmann it's always good to talk with you. thanks for joining us from linkedin. thanks so much for having me. of course, coming up. it tur

this is according to new data released by microsoft and linkedin. microsoft is releasing a new suite of productivity tools. this will combat what they call the productivity paranoia paradox. take a listen to what they had to say. >> this productivity paranoia. this is where the leaders think they are not as trustworthy. in many cases they even feel burned out. i think one of the most important things in this new world of hybrid work is to bridge this paradox in some sense. they both mean the same thing. employees feel they are trying and they have to have offensive energy. i think we need soft skills and managerial skills. you also need new tools. >> speaking of those tools, they are offering several products. there is amplify. how do you think these tools are unique to the product already out there? >> if you want a productive workforce, the first thing is you empower the individual to be productive. secondly, you understand that individuals don't work alone. any to collaborate. they can leverage a lot of what they see. there is a ton of uncertaint

combat with the microsoft ceos calling the paranoia paradox prayed it spoke about that with the linkedinwith other company is navigating inflation. >> constraints are real. inflation is definitely all around us and different parts of the world have different types of economic growth. most constraints are being felt by everyone. to me i go back to the point that even in uncertain times, even inflationary times software is the deflationary course. so to me getting super focuses a company ensuring our customers are able to do more with lasts i think is going to be the key thing we have to accomplish in the quarters ahead. i am optimistic about microsoft value proposition and am optimistic about our share but we are not immune from the macroeconomic headwind. but we go into this knowing fully well that the digital skills we have, of the products we have and software fundamentally is public and to be the most useful tool that will help us -- came inflation. >> can cook told me apple is good to be more deliberate about spending at the macroeconomic crisis continues. how would you describe micr

the study is based on information gathered from 20 million linkedin users over five years.cy advocates say users may be unhappy their data was used without consent. linkedin insists it did not violate its user agreement. >> you guys already are such close friends. too close for stepping up on the job world. is that what they are saying? >> you guys. have the jobs are when that is why go to acquaintances. >> we are going to have a deeper marine layer developing tonight. it will be a little bit cooler. it will bring this layer. spotty offshore drizzle. producing a few areas of damp roadway for the morning commute of will not be widespread. on we go to overnight lows. tomorrow, look for high temperatures in the mid 60's on the coast. up to mid 80's in the warmest inland areas. how did that happen again? let me skip down to the seven-day forecast and here it is. on wednesday, very much like tomorrow. that much change in the temperature range. a two day warm-up and leaned down again for tomorrow. autumn light levels over the weekend. >> now it is officially fall, it is time for

the study is based on information gathered from 20 million linkedin users over five years. privacy advocate say users may be unhappy their data was used although linkedin said they did not isaac -- violate the agreement. the stock exchange trading underway, up about 300 point. kumasi: a special sighting in the sky, jupiter is the closest to earth its been in more than six decades. nearly half the distance from its furthest point. sky gazers can get the best view of jupiter and its four largest moons in darker and higher locations. the planet is bright and should be visible for the next few days. reggie: that's cool. drew: that fog. reggie: that's not that cool. kumasi: when is ideal? drew: if you are inland, right after sunset at about 7:00 p.m. coast is pretty foggy. sorry about that a beautiful picture from the east bay. it is cascading over the hillside, starting out with dense fog around ukiah. starting off with gray skies with the fog not an issue in most cities. coastal drizzle, just an indication of the marine layer. breezy and cooler, we will have a bit of a warm up

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that was the subject of the notes on linkedin. talking about the fed going foreign a half on fed funds. yesterday we spoke to an investor basically hedging the risk around all of this. he was warming to the fed -- warning that the fed could cause serious problems. >> i think we should worry about deflation. i think that's a huge risk people aren't thinking about. if the fed passes this level we will be an inflationary spiral. if they're going to try normalize rates they will bring that down quickly. it's also going to cause devastation. guy: what kind of an event could the fed cause? there's a lot of dried tinder out there. it's likely to be hard to put out. he made his name back in the day with some very substantial contrarian bats. steps away financial markets, he could never go too far though before going back in. he joins me now here on set. a pre-time -- brief bit of time. >> wonderful to be on bloomberg. guy: i remember talking to you at the time. you say this reminds you of what we went through then. why? >> i'm afraid it's

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i found this very interesting, charles, linkedin, no. 1 place for job recruiting and applications, 50% of the applicants applied for remote jobs, only 20% out of all of them. demand is still there with millennials and gen zers. for everyone that thinks we are going to get rid of remote you are out of your minds. it is not going away. >> casey, i remember the new paradigm everyone is going to work from home. slowly but surely more people are going back. >> for someone who is a serial procrastinator and not punctuation wall, this is terrible for me. i try my best. of course everyone is going to be me? go back to work? i am so productive. it is 50/50. you have people more productive at home like me. you get whatever you have to do done. you work little overtime. then you have the people that skate by. i don't know. it is going to be very interesting. it is interesting even now people are still applying for what is left of those at-home jobs. >> heatha, you cover the business angle. i am not sure if there is enough data in yeah, we are hearing companies say get back to work on wall street.

the second one was microsoft acquiring linkedin for 26 billion.e deal is definitely up there in terms of large m&a. and lastly, the ipo market is slowly showing signs of revival. earlier this year, more recently , the corporate trip management company also filed. all in all, the world is crazy, the markets are crazy, but as a venture capitalist, i am encouraged. ed: let's talk about the ipo winter we have been seeing. with the start of curve, what are the headwinds to both dealmaking and also the temptation to proceed with an ipo? cathy: absolutely, founders and ceos continue to postpone fundraising, number one, due to the very large amount of money that they raise last year. many companies raised very, very high valuations. so they have plenty of runway to continue to grow their business and commiserate with the values they last raise. at the same time, they are mobile headwinds to a lot of businesses. uncertainty has caused a lot of fear in the market, and companies are cutting back on this, including software. ed: i know you to be the long-term

away catch the full conversation after the news breaks, it's going to be on the show twitter and linkedin page right around 2:00-ish probably. once the news is out, you can talk about the details of everything they're announcing? we'll watch that event, jon. what he said at the end caught my attention he said sometimes you need to pick your head out of the phone for awhile speaks to them not having their own operating mobile system and alexa fades into the background of your house but the key question for this unit, this business for years has been, will we ever get an alexa in the wild, right, and they've moved into the car, carl, but you still don't have an alexa at your fingertips when you exit your home. >> pretty interesting and certainly staying out of the metaverse would be music to jon's ears, we know that we look forward to hearing a lot more, dee. session high, dow up almost 400. >> yeah, and the ten-year yield at 3.755 so a little bit of easing there too after the break an upgrade of netflix. another one i should say, there's been a few lately. is now the time to buy with the s

they'll put that on their linkedin, right? want to come work of the company is also our esg scores and 98. >> it's a virtue signal. i'm sure fox isn't doing this right, jesse? >> jesse: i hope not. >> greg: if they are i change my mind this is the greatest thing periods be still my speaker you saying we have to give so much to charity that it hurts? i never heard that before. ahead the ladies of the view out lobbing an ethnic attack at nikki haley. ♪ ♪ for almost everyone. such tree-mendous views. i'm at a moss for words. when a cough tries to steal dad's punchlines, he takes robitussin naturals powered by 100% drug-free ingredients. are you gonna leaf me hanging? soothe your cough naturally. mass general brigham -- when you need some of the brightest minds in medicine. this is a leading healthcare system with five nationally ranked hospitals, including two world-renowned academic medical centers. in boston, where biotech innovates daily and our doctors teach at harvard medical school and the physicians doing the world-changin

you look at twitter and linkedin , et cetera, and the statements and then there was lots over how much, when i look at ethererum, because we were a substantial miners of ethererum, there is like over 30 million gamers around the world that turn on their computers when they go to bed and they try to mine one or two ethererum coins a year, and that's how they upgraded their computer systems. i had a paper route as a kid. they were doing ethererum mining , but it's deminimis on how much electricity they are really consuming. they are continuously using their gaming and same thing with a lot of other computer graphics so i don't think there's such a big drop in the energy consumption or proof of going to proof of stake and what this really appears to be and the concern is proof of security , because the sec believes that a lot of these tokens and other instruments are really securities and i have to, i agree with them, so bitcoin is not a security, it's a digital asset because of proof of work. when you go to proof of stake, then it becomes a proof of a security, and that's where the big u

abortion to guns, and some ceos are leaning into the fight take reid hoffman, the co-founder of linkedinhas been recruiting business leaders and raising money. republican all to block republican candidates who believe the 2020 election was rigged. his top political adviser is dimitri melhorn. he tells me capitalism breaks it down without the rule of law and they're underestimating the threat of the maga movement. >> are they going to come for us yes, of course of course they're going to go after disney of course they're going to go after major league baseball. the question is do we fight? >> reporter: his group has raised money to raise them up and down the ballot. including stacey abrams in georgia and then josh shapiro for governor in pennsylvania but it's also gone after progressive democrats, helping in ohio to fend off a primary challenge from the left. the wind creates a better chance to flip the state senate seat. >> it's been having good for planning purposes to know that when the government that is currently in office, they can be replaced by a different government through a pea

little bit big ter than microsoft nuance smaller than facebook whatsapp and in league of microsoft linkedin or salesforce slack with that $20 billion price there. and given adobe's size, that's significant. figma has managed to both be important kdesign-wise to a productive community, to a kind of product design community, to the software community so it's important design-wise and it's a productivity app which starts to potentially get it into some competition with microsoft, in figma a lot of workers will build workflows and ways to hand off design work from those doing more of the interface design to those with the coding there is a potentially larger addressable market but also a software language issue here figma has some simplified ways of designing that are different from what you do in photoshop, in in design, right, in dream weaver and some of those other things that adobe has built or acquired how they integrate all that and make to make sense is going to be important but the addressable market is opening up here in a way similar to when adobe moved into marketing with the omnitur

person will likely need a top secret clearance and you cannot find people with those credentials on linkedin. the judge also ruled that the justice department and trump's team by friday have to jointly file a list of potential candidates for the job and they need to outline the duties and limits of that person's role. where do you find someone like that and who would want that job? i think it's safe to say we're a long way away from a special master being appointed. who knows, the government may decide to fight this ruling in the interim. joining us now is ryan goodman, co-editor in chief of just security. good to see you tonight. so the revelation about nuclear secrets being in the cash of documents seized in august, it seems would add great urgency to all of those questions, right? how do you think that inform's the justice department's decision what to do here? >> it must mean they have to act with urgency, it's got to put a big thumb on the scale they appeal her decision immediately and that they ask the court of appeals for an urgent cessation of her ruling. they can do that. the court

i posted something in my social linkedin and twitter showing that the fed's dot plots showed more thanrate that was a year ago. now we're at 4 1/2%. i mean, they completely whiffed everything i'm sure jay powell is a very nice man but i do wonder, i do wonder can tech stocks not take off or maybe let me ask it this way, if there is a change at the fed, would that help the markets and big tech because some people do wonder how this fed continues. >> yeah, one thin i'll say about powell is that he is in a version, the realtime data, everything is just with a telescope into the past. with that being said as far as tech we think the indices, broader indices will not -- the composites of them will not be able to keep up with the rate of change and think that from -- for the qs and s & p, the c chalkiness will continue and won't see the rebounds off the lows if you're surgical pick the cloud first company, companies we've named like snowflake, like crowdstrike and over to uber on the consumer side. we think they will continue to drive the transformation forward because growth will be scarce

it mirrored what we see at linkedin, which is hiring is up from last month and this is the first timesaw nearly 7% hiring face among our members since april. so definitely a positive sign that the labor market is in good shape. if anything, it opens that path for the possibility that the fed can, you know, get through here without causing a recession. >> right the journal did a piece following the print today, karin, arguing that the conversation is still very much about 50 or 75 basis points. we're awaiting cpi on the 13th does it change your view about the terminal rate? i think the market may be a little bit tired of arguing 50 or 75. >> you know, i don't think it does i think whether they do 50 or 75, they know they want to get as much done as possible and go early, or earlyish if we can call it that ultimately the longer they wait, the harder it's going to get we heard jay powell say that from our perspective, the labor market continues to be probably something that's actually kind of helpful i know they're worried about the imbalance between labor supply and labor demand, but we

yeah yeah to sum it up, she looks like american royalty he looks like he's looking for a job on linkedinughter ] can we -- can we see that portrait look at -- look at barack's portrait [ laughter ] it looks like he's about to introduce the new iphone he's like, "i'm a mac and he's a pc." [ laughter ] "48 megapixel. [ light laughter ] barack was like, "give me something that could double as a passport photo, if you don't mind." [ laughter ] i mean, come on, even the school picture laser background would have been better than what - [ laughter ] come on. that's what he should have gone with well, get this, according to a a new book, trump once owed a lawyer $2 million, and he tried to pay with the deed to a horse. [ light laughter ] that's how crazy trump's life is there are 100 tell-all books, and somehow there's still more to tell. you know what i'm saying [ laughter ] speaking of trump, i read that when the fbi searched mar-a-lago, they seized material that had information on a foreign country's nuclear capabilities after the news broke, a fox news host suggested that trump might have b

and you cannot find people with those credentials on linkedin.ge also wrote that the justice department to trump's team by friday have to jointly file a list of potential candidates for the job and they need to outline the duties and limits of that person's role. i mean way do you find someone like that and who would even want that job? i think it is safe to say that we are long way away of a special master being appointed and who knows, the government may decide to fight this ruling in the interim. joining us now is ryan goodman, former special counsel of the department defense and co-editor and chief object security. mr. goodman, good to see you tonight. so this, the revelation about nuclear secrets to begin the cattle documents seats in august, it seems would add great urgency to all of those questions, right? how do you think that informs the justice department decision about what to do here? >> it's a great question. i think it must mean that they have to act with urgency and has got to put a big thumb on the scale that they appeal their or

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that many other social networks have, like its peers, like tiktok, like facebook, like twitter and linkedin purpose. snap, is kind of a social network that just kind of is there. it's almost like extra. it's very similar to instagram but has sort of its own audience. now, that said, i think -- i don't want to take too much away from snap in that over the past few years it was essentially left for dead when instagram started eating its lunch and it's sort of found its audience but think about this. the overall dig digital advertig market is getting cut back. if you have advertising spend, if you have a digital advertising budget and you're looking at all these networks, where are you going to cut? i think that sort of fundamental question of what is snap, what is it for, who is its audience, you probably -- it's one of the first things you go for in your budget and that's why sort of the irony of why the earnings and the returns haven't been quite so much and have been a little disappointing. so they're actually doing a very smart move. now, it's a deep cut. when you say you're doing 20% of