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romaine: talking tech. to raise as much is $5.2 million -- billion dollars in a placement. the chinese automaker offered 118 million shares at $333 hong kong dollars each from a discount of almost 8.4% to monday's closing price in hong kong. plus, by do planning to raise $1.4 billion with an offering of al-shabaab shares. the deal may price as soon as wednesday and would be the first bond offering for china's leading search engine since 2021. the deal comes before the company must repay a $600 million security that is due april 7. finally, chinese ai startup zhip u has raised $140 million following deepseek's meteor at rise. enjoyed's joins existing backer alibaba and tencent. -- it joins existing backers alibaba and tencent. jackie: coming up, investors are valuing bytedance at 400 billion dollars. mitchell green will join us to explain. ♪ romaine: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." caroline hyde and ed ludlow are off. i'm roman -- romaine bostick in new york. jackie: and i'm jackie davalos in washing

and it really was all about a tech getting sold off week.dia's earnings came out, there was nothing wrong, but everything connected to a.i. sold off, software sold off, the mag a miff sent seven have sold off. it's really ugly and just seems to be a case of people have owned these for so long and have owned so much of them, they probably diseased i better take some profits and look elsewhere. >> and that came right when the nasdaq touched the 200-day line, a long-term support level. we are down there last august if you guys remember, but i think it's too early to know if this is a buyable bounce or not. wait to see a little bit more evidence of strength. jack: in the meantime, you could go into value stocks. they have been giving us the head fake for so long, ben. what do you think, is this a real turn? >> it could be. you look at the value index, the russell 1,000 value, it actually went up about 3% this week while the growth index fell 3%, and that a tells you something. and it makes a lot of sense. you look at earns, tech's supposed to gr

high—end tech chips into china being targeted as well.n a decoupling between us and china, of that decoupling. infrastructure across the group, the china group, across those two separated groups. so we are seeing more and more of that taking place, ease, this tech separation is going to be multi—year thematic to play through. tiktok has taken more than a 70% cut from gifts on the say tiktok knows this is and is knows this is happening and is to take adequate failing to take adequate despite its own action, despite its own guidelines stating the selling of sex is it's after midnight in nairobi and i'm on tiktok live. there's money to be made. giggling in areas like this, i've been told teenagers are being recruited onto some live streams. she was just 15 at the time. i sell myself on tiktok. i do that because that's a way i can earn money to support myself. i get some money from that. as nudity and sexual acts are more likely to be removed h says the man who recruited her onto the livestream takes he said, it is ok, and he loves young girl

going back to the tech companies , look at the senior management of those companies. many are immigrants that have come to the country. we need immigration but we need a rational policy that aligns the immigrants that come into the country that have the skills that are needed to drive our economy going forward. so you know, there was a good all in saying that there was legislation making its way through congress last summer and a lot of bipartisan support. and some very conservative republican senators were on board with immigration reform that looked like it might get through but got nailed by the election process. but hopefully lawmakers will come back around and address this because we need immigration reform. host: john in california. good morning. caller: good morning. such an honor to talk to mr. a andi. i would like to talk about three points. i use assault -- the stock market similar to the grocery stores. the stock market expanded because there is too much money in the economy. my second point concerns of 49% that do pay taxes and what i see with the tax cuts

he was a trailblazer for the black community in the tech industry.tack, veronica macias spoke with his son and why those efforts are so important to get the best and the brightest together. >> reporter: looking around the silicon valley, you can say much hasn't changed in terms of diversity since the 1960s when a young black man with a genius mind from missouri entered the tech industry. roy clay was a pioneer in the silicon valley who in arguably pushed the door open for others behind him after the founder of hewlett-packard himself, david packard, hired clay when other companies had turned the young man away just because he was black. clay's son chris says his father always admired his boss for it. >> that he just wanted the best possible workforce, the best possible team to build the best possible company and it didn't matter what color, what ethnicity, what country those people were from that built the workforce. he just wanted the best and the brightest. so one of the things that he did was he recruited from traditionally unrecruited from territ

this all started when the peak a launch, a non insurgency against tech, a back in 1984. but it's forces urls that presents in the neighboring region. no freights from mountain strongholds in northern iraq and is linked to the y p g fight is in syria, a key ally of the united states. the p. k. k also has forces in iran. all right, let's get into this with i guess straight away in anger. we have um a who's gainesville j. a non resident fellow at the atlantic council's middle east program director of tucker studies at the on run center for strategic studies in car. oh, it's a heavy yeah. see me, a fellow in geo politics, international security and middle east studies at the role united services institute of defense and security think tank and in the united states in virginia or indeed. and i haven't saw a non resident senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute. here's what laws. the focus is on regional kurdish affairs. a very warm welcome to you. it is a big deal and date the story and actually highly i'd like to start with you for decades of almond struggle fo

support to all of the big tech companies.idia what you buy in a data instead it will serve alphabet, microsoft, amazon, you name it, apple this is a company with a pick and shovel. >> more room to run. >> i think the stock could be a $100 stock it's only traded at once $.6 billion trading, if you get too excited. >> fifty-four dollars. i'll take that, thank you. coming up nancy pelosi is telling democrats don't pull any stock during the joint address to congress, that is rich i remember her tearing up, that was a public demonstration we will have more on that coming up trump's treasury secretary says we will easily be able to hit the fed inflation target. watch. >> i would expect quickly we will be down to the fed 2% target. economist peter morici response to that next. ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new sofi plus. america's most rewarding financial membership, all in one app. you get our highest apy on savings. plus a 1% match on recurring sofi invest® deposits. plus unlimited access to financial planners. plus, so much more. and n

georgia tech now on top, though, in the 4th. but more of the same from ogden, 16 points on the night for ogden cardinal back on top, a little more than 2 left in this one in the car to leading by fortis. he'll cutting to baseline there. she gets too easy, wants to go. they're extending their lead to 6. and that's pretty much all they would need to take off in this one. same for hold on to win this one. 87 82, the final over half a billion with the golden bears. also looking to close out a three-game win streak. the name's not easy. are you gonna nia their putin? the cut that cal bears on the board? first. >> she gets so little things started there, but she is not done to our day, right? they're not able to make that would follow able to clean that one up and get back up on the board and they extend their lead to 4 to 0. now in the 2nd quarter, cal leading 21 to 17. how looking for something i don't i able to give him exactly bit twidale season lives into our night with 2 more. of course extend their lead to actually led the way

yeah i mean really you know we have the will we've done this when it comes to tech policy. i know there are a few of you that had rabbit ears on your television and all the time you had to get those little coupons, go to digital tv. i talk about the book. we've done this, we did that. two presidential administrations. but yet we're not exercising this. and that's we are going to see the disparities actually exist. thank you so much. so get the book and tell me what you think. but i do actually have a whole piece on that. thank you. so we have time for more question before signing begin. so our last question. is turner. i'm eric brockman. i'm with focus. we do i.t. workforce development. and i do have your book. i'm looking forward to tearing into this. cody my thank you for inviting me. thank you for coming. my question we talk about this a lot with digital equity coalition. my question is, do you think it would be better to turn this the digital equity issue into a are utility? mm hmm. where everyone has to have electricity. everyone has to have water and things. and turni

all right, not a tech here is foreign minister reassured. he's russian counterpart that on crowd would do would take action. but yeah, we're getting practical. what can you do? and so maybe turkey and russia just, uh, the 2 countries can constantly are forming. uh, as you know, the security unit that could take care of the pipeline. or, uh, you know, any further, the pro cautions to wait from an a potential trance. because uh, we know, uh today or tomorrow and maybe the upcoming week will be a hot. so the topics and we will be, we will start hearing about what might happen to the world, maybe within few weeks. so we 1st need to be careful about our relationship and then turkey and russia just by just putting their differences aside. they need to take the reins of the process by color, writing furniture, particularly in a, in black sea. so i think where what i'm trying to tell you, it will be understood, worry well in the close reach are back for now. we can just simply for him at a common security mechanism that would just protect interests

nice work, a-rod. >>> meanwhile, a student at texas tech had his own superstar encounter after doing. it goes past bobby. but it's in. the place goes banana. what do you do? you celebrate with patrick mahomes. >> tech senior blake porter sinking a 94-full-court putt at the red raiders game. just a straight putt. the crowd going nuts including kansas city chiefs quarterback and texas tech alum patrick mahomes who gave blake a flying shoulder bump. and a few days later mahomes had a big surprise for blake when he appeared on the "today" show. >> i know you think you know what you won, but what you don't know is that texas tecech athletics is going to be paying your tuition. adidas and i will make you an honorary membe of team mahomes. we'll be sending a nice care package your way to support your golf game. >> wow. free tuition. now that is one clutch putt. way to go, blake. >>> our first low to a relatable moment for any parent of a young athlete who knows all too well the smell of a postgame uniform. on thursday nba icon steph curry went bananas scoring 56 points in the warriors' win

but could they do it against georgia tech?hat was tight early stanford struggling hold onto the ball. and mary ashley stephenson have it to recovery. but georgia, take the fans all over the cardinal. >> shot clock winding down in chloe clarity. she and looking to the back door and shea is a they are 3 of the needle clarity lays it in to take the lead. a little later. it's elaine khan, a wide open for 3. it's good to was gonna lead the way tonight with 19 points and 6 rebounds 2nd quarter. now we're courtney ogden to book dmitri here. what happens here? i've been asked before back bulls by her defender for a wide open layup and well, the card with 31 to 23 after georgia. take now on top, though, in the 4th. but more of the same from ogden, 16 on the night from ogden in the cardinal back on top by one, a little more than 2 left in this one. the cardinal leading by 4 tests. he'll cutting baseline. she drives baseline to still driving, able to get to to go. does lead to 6 and that's pretty much all stand for would need to hold on

i'm a tech person and a half to start to understand phone should not be at school.s an addictive thing and as you were saying that notifications the inability to look away but we cannot focus and only schools schools that are doing better rich kid schools. private schools are doing it and it's really important to remove them from the equation because i don't -- i think you should legislate. we legislate all kinds of things. >> that's an interesting question in the political context from a data perspective although there needs to be more data on the impact of this on kids. >> the would have been nice if they gave it to us. >> the question is who preach it to be the parents of the school or the state? i say it's up to the parent. none of us are saying the phone should be there but it's a question of how we achieve that. >> this decision in education are the business level but what i think the states can do is make this more possible. this is not that easy for a district. parents don't like it. if your school tries to get rid of the phone the parents is what if i need

the establishment is now joined by a new tech bro maoism. hat tip to james crabtree that, like the chinese revolutionary, glorifies disruption and destruction epitomized by elon musk. this is an attitude that says, in mark zuckerberg's words, move fast and break things. but is that really the best way to build companies? it isn't how microsoft or google were built. it's not how nvidia operates. jensen huang, who has led the company for nearly 32 years, is said to view one of his crowning achievements. that his company has just a 2.7% attrition rate. more importantly, what might work in a company does not work in building the enduring programs and institutions of government on which people rely for stability and predictability. and strangest of all, these nihilistic strategies are being suggested by people who have presided over the greatest creation of private sector success, innovation and wealth in human history. this same america, this same federal government, is where the information revolution exploded, where the world's best tech compa

. >> arizona has to really decide, hey, is this a state that creates exciting new tech jobs or a state that caters, more and more to the retirement community. >> there won't be a democrat sitting behind president trump speaking so any democrat that does want to have some display of defiance against trump will have to do it down in the well of the house chamber. >> this costs $550. move it. bye, stuart! ♪ ♪ stuart: dolly par ton. it's a great song and 11:00 on the east coast and monday, march 3. look at the market and not that much price change and dow, s&p and nasdaq down about 4%. mostly red on the left hand side. how about big tech and that group alphabet is the only one eric and that's up just two cents and rest are down, apple, microsoft, amazon, nvidia and back to 394 and yield on 10 year treasury and important thing for investors well below 4.25, 4.21 right now. now this. the peace deal that blew up in the oval office friday would have been the starting point for negotiations to end the ukraine war. it would have put america at the scepter of ukraine's future -- center of ukraine

so that's the, you all know, we all know under the international law that is actually a tech on the phone. and the one of the inmates fuel out in the state of war and the, the same united states and natural forces the entered into the agreement to know what a social can and left smilingly. now they have left for the language of our disposition is the building we respect to, but at the same time, the left, you know, the single problem of it. so if you are in my shoes how you're going to address that, i'm not qualified to answer that question. that's why i'm interviewing you. but can i just um, double check the 2nd part of my question, do you seeing the, the international environment there? so the current a source has become somewhat more permissible us to re drawing the borders or crossing into the neighboring territory a little bit more sort of a carefree them. it's used to be, i think, a, that's a loose talk. and that we discussed that talk and the drawing of the bar as means it would actually bring the piece of security in, in the work danger. so this was something guys dangerous talk.

on the farm stanford taking on georgia tech. down a point in the fourth.rtney ogden taking it right to the basket. she gives the cardinals the lead, a lead they would not surrender. she had 16 points off the bench. then it's brooke dimitri from behind the arc. the cardinal take the sting out of the yellow jackets, 87 or 80 2 to 60. 87. there's your final. stanford is the 11th seed in the upcoming acc tournament. no homers, but he has four runs batted in. he bounced one deep down the left field line. really well. struck way back there. indio. luis matos clobbers a solo home run to left. it's his first of the spring. the giants beat the angels 9 to 5. also, the dodgers beat the athletics to host several big sporting events over the next 18 months, one of them. the biggest of all the world cup. and that sound you are going to hear so much of it. that is just a snippet of the bay area's sonic id for the 2026 fifa world cup. the full sonic id released today. it's a short audio clip that identifies a brand or event, and levi's stadium is one of 16 north american

here's our business and tech reporter, scott budman. reporter salesforce became one of the bay area's largest and most valuable companies thanks to human labor. but right now, it sells, among other things, ai agents, machines to take over human tasks in business. so when salesforce ceo marc benioff says, and i quote my message to ceos right now is that we are the last generation to manage only humans. he is talking about the rise of ai. so we asked an ai ceo about it. it is so important to have, you know, that that human touch. and doctor benjamin harvey says it takes two humans and machines to satisfy customers after they close the deals, they're now saying, okay, from a customer success perspective, here's a specific area, a certain use case that we can apply the fully autonomous ai capability to, to really drive efficiencies as well, which makes sense. companies are using ai to become more efficient. i think it means that leaders are paying attention to this incredible shift in technology and capability. but what do statements, like

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it's now his fourth child, with tech executive siobhan zillis.ch is a company that musk founded. the baby is a boy named seldon lycurgus. musk allegedly welcomed another child just five months ago with the author ashley saint clair. he now has 14 children. after taking two weeks off to recover from their 50th anniversary special, saturday night live is back again tonight with an all new episode, and comedian shane gillis will be serving as host. shane, you were once a featured player on snl, just like me. yeah, that was a cool day. and now you're hosting. do you have any advice for someone in their first season? i'd say just get fired immediately. cool. got it. yeah. work for me. this will be gillis second time hosting, and a little over a year after making his debut in februaryy 20, he will be joined by singer tate mcrae, who will be returning as a musical guest. you can watch snl at 830 right here on nbc bay area. if you missed the live broadcast and encore, we'll play after our 11 p.m. newscast and gia. after all the 50th stuff from last week,

this is a problem because presidents, huge and thing has identified the high tech sector and also the visual intelligence in particular as crucial which one is economic future. so on the one hand, some people say that this is the only accelerating ton of self reliance when it comes to advance technologies. but the say 10 there is this huge recognition that those tightening policies are really how bring progress at the same time and sectors that agent can. so it is extremely katrina you joining of my from badging. thank you. katrina to the occupied westbank malware as well as all me has forcibly displaced 90 percent of the palestinian population in virginia and refugee camp. nearly 500 houses and facilities have been destroyed since as well. the guy that's military raids across them north of the occupied westbank. there are food shortages for those who remain off to is ready for those. those cut off electricity and water supplies. and his very souls have also begun demolishing homes and the notions refugee kept in the occupied west back. his locks was on the verge. once the home filled

but could they do it against georgia tech? well, that was tight early stanford struggling hold onto the ball. and mary ashley stephenson have it to recovery. but georgia, take the fans all over the cardinal. >> shot clock winding down in chloe clarity. she and looking to the back door and shea is a they are 3 of the needle clarity lays it in to take the lead. a little later. it's elaine khan, a wide open for 3. it's good to was gonna lead the way tonight with 19 points and 6 rebounds 2nd quarter. now we're courtney ogden to dmitri here. what happens here? i've been asked before pulls by her defender for a wide open layup and well, the cartilage 31 to 23 after georgia. take now on top, though, in the 4th. but more of the same from ogden, 16 on the night from ogden, the cardinal back on top by one a little more than 2 left in this one. the cardinal leading by 4 tests, he'll cutting baseline. she drives baseline to still driving, able to get to to go. does lead to 6 and that's pretty much all stand for would need to hold on and w

foundation of the economy of the future. critical minerals are crucial for the production of high tech products, including electric vehicles, mobile phones, a on infrastructure and weapons. it's estimated that maybe 5 percent of the world's ro elements are renew. crane keepers agreed to jointly develop its riches, including oil and gas, with the us and setup an investment funds. the ukraine's reconstruction ukraine also wants guarantees on security of money for weapons. the us wants to break china is grip on the world's middle supply chains. boss. what does that deal will be signed remains to be seen off to that route between the leaders of the 2 nations at the white house. alexandra biased reports for decades, ukraine's been known as the bread basket of europe. but it's also one of the consonants. most mineral rich nations holding vast reserves of elements needed to power technology like lithium and titanium. essential for batteries, aviation, and military industries. anything with a micro chip needs a rare earth mineral, and rapid advances are powering a global raise to develop and s

how do you get rid of tech savings? a look at all of these issues are about basic transparency. all we able to see who is the ultimate beneficial under the warm blood, each human being behind a company or a trust, or a foundation of a partnership or another legal data. once we have that information in the public domain, then we come through all of this. it's almost impossible for places to operate. he says tax havens, you know, cuz it's not just offering a low tax rate to money that's being brought from somewhere else. it's. it's ensuring secrecy. so the potential thursdays in the countries count, see who the owner is. if we end up secrecy we, we really talk through this. so that means we need public registers of the beneficial evidence of companies. every company that the set top or trust of the other legal vehicles. and so we need that information in the public domain. and look, we need that obliquely, anybody, because market still work best to win some of the participants in markets. a hiding through. they all. you know, be knowing this is a recipe for corruption and market r

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but let's be clear, you know, i think governments are right to question us about how we spend the tech space and money. i think we should be held to account to deliver as effectively and efficiently as possible. i couldn't find the figures for last year, so these are 2022. but then out to the 18100000000 funding provided by the us. well, the 60 percent went to 3 agencies of the us, the world food program. you and hcr, which deals with refugees and unicef, which is the children's agency. if the not to mention is all you word, some agencies all going to be particularly hit. and i mentioned you and i see all that is a particular issue for the trump administration. people coming across the board in the united states, they don't like the word migrants. they don't like the word refugees. well, let's wait and see to what gets supported and what gets pause those agencies, you mentioned absolute power, houses of humanitarian development work. the absolutely essential to what we do and they do extraordinary work. i've seen it myself in the field like being in doubtful . i've been in damascus. i'

so that the laws why it's not me on this, not even jurisprudence the tech route in those are the days. the question bill for the 3 months us did, the interruption between border law is an african laws effect african, negatively. the answer to that question is, yes. you know, whenever i think about the manner in which the pins subdued, african there is one movie that comes to my mind. it is a movie called roots by alex haley. it dramatize the life of a young african who is removed from the gum. vs the young mind is called the kentuckian day. and when he is taken away, one of the things that they do is to change his name to toby demette came believe that is no longer a part of his old community. he'd become a frenchman if he was caught on eyes by the friend. you'll become my english. if you are calling eyes bang dish, you'll become my new tale and if you are calling eyes by the time you will become anata. if you died young with the items and use seems to be announced with them. in other words, the design was to ensure that people are binding to the college job on the cloud. so that was

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we have the ability to absorb expansion of the tech industry we are so strong at. we have seen over 800 thousand square feet of ai space leased just in 2023 alone and there is still more demand out in the market, more ai companies looking for space so that is a growth spot absorbing some of the vac ancy. the opportunity too is prices for downtown lease s have also dropped and that opens up a breath of opportunity to a breath of companies that were priced out in 2018, 2019, 2020. san francisco has always been great at starting companies and allowing them to grow here. when our prices are too high it prevents that growth so now we are a super fertile ground for more start ups and invasion on the smaller end of the sector because they can come and enter our market and we have the space to offer. to talk about san francisco's assets and the leveraging that, we sit at the epicenter of really great university and educational institutions. we are between uc berkeley and stanford. the graduates produced just from those institutions alone stay in the bay area and want to ri

the when they're supposed to be that that it's the we will be getting to to death, of course, the tech sort of the the time action retentive, welcome to going underground rule ca single around the world from the u. a of to friday, scheduled visit to the white house by zalinski or his donald trump, calls him the dictator of ukraine zalinski off to seeing maybe a 1000000 of his people killed is now officially signed a way, a defeated ukraine's resources to the usa. all this up to funding visits to trump from polish, french, and british class of state leaders who run countries without freedom. according to us, vice president j. d funds to moxie the anniversary of rush has moved deliberate down . yes, cocky guys on who hands? because i evans ever reach or the usa and rush i.

checking out the cardinal post georgia tech. oh, look at the ball movement. they need the offense at the fin herb though. she was there with a clutch three. they hung on to win 87-81. they'll be the no. 11 in the acc tournament. >>> baseball, we have the giants and a nice look at robbie ray against the angels today, striking out six over three innings, including the former giant to end the first inning. to the bottom of the inning into no man's land, they scored lamonte wade jr. chapman is hitting well, over 300, early in the spring. they go on to win 9-5. >>> he's headed into his second season in orange and black. as they tell us from scottsdale, he has already become a foundational piece in san francisco. >> reporter: before buster posey officially took over the front office, he wanted to make sure matt chapman was a giant for the foreseeable future. now one of the faces of the franchise, the third baseman is ready for year two. >> their vision is the same as mine as they want to win the championship. so that is why it was a no brainer for me to sign up. >>

>> stephen: "but i couldn't find a gentleman named elon musk, so instead i hired this sociopathic techs. there he is. how are you? you like the human food?" well, it turns out being an unelected donor running an unauthorized employee kill squad might get you sued at some point in the future. so, in new legal filings, the white house claims that elon musk is not in charge at d.o.g.e. what?! it's literally named after his favorite meme! this is the most confusing leadership structure since ruth's chris steakhouse. who is chris? why does he seem to belong to ruth? wait, wait, wait. does that mean we're eating chris? is he the steak? is he the human food?! [applause] chris! he will be missed. trump is also crippling other countries out there, starting with ukraine. this week he sent marco rubio to saudi arabia for russia-ukraine peace talks, but ukraine wasn't invited. that makes it kinda hard to find peace. "honey, oh, my gosh. that was an amazing couples therapy today. you shoulda been there! dr. brad and i agree, everything is your fault! oh, and i forgot, i'm leaving you. oop, forgot t

on the farm stanford taking on georgia tech. down a point in the fourth. courtney ogden going straight to the bucket and gets the basket. she gives the cardinals a lead. they would never surrender. she had 16 points off the bench. then it's brooke dimitri from behind the arc. that's good. the cardinals take the sting out of the yellow jackets 87 to 82. stanford is the 11 seed in the upcoming acc tournament, while the san jose earthquakes are putting the mls on notice. the quakes beat sporting kansas city two one last night and they did it, playing a man down for close to a half hour in the match. san jose is now two and zero for the first time to start a season in eight years. i've been impressed with their attitude and their desire to be a good team, so hopefully we can get better and be a team that it's tough to play against, and a team that can win more games than we have in the last couple years and hopefully be a good team by the end of the year. no homers, but he has four runs batted in now. he belts one deep down the left field line. really well str

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