joining us is aaron levie.hank you very much for joining us god to see you. >> thank you for having me on. >> talk us through your new cybersecurity initiative when's fresh about it? >> we launched box shield and it helps our customers be able to deliver more advanced security capabilities with work with banks, pharmaceutical, media organizations and governments and box shield to bring intelligent threat detection to how they work as well as let them better classify their content for more advanced security use cases an m&a of a bank to be able toen sure there's no data leakage in the process and be able to be alerted to that or a media organization that's working on pre-release content, make sure it's not accessed by the wrong parties so box shield takes the core security and advances it further for our customers so we're excited about that that will be a new add-on product to release this quarter in q3 and available as a part of our broader box suites which brings all of our add-on product capabilities togethe

ceo aaron levie joined us last night exclusively on "closing bell" after jeff smith disclosed a 7.5%take in the cloud company. here is what levie said. >> overall, they see an opportunity where box's shares have been undervalued by the market and frankly, that's what we're focused on on driving, both by reaccelerating the growth rate of the company, as well as driving greater profitability in the business so we're very aligned with starboard's interests and we look forward to collaborating with them on this process. >> aaron levie, ceo of box they, too, have struggled. they've been public for a few years, struggled to put out consistent profitable growth and therefore the stock hasn't done much since the ipo it's lower >> it's an interesting -- i could have come down here today and you could have been talking about any company and any activist fund. it just happens to be -- i know a little bit about starboard, because through my money manager, four, five, six years ago, i had an investment in the hedge fund i do not, full disclosure, have an fechinvestment today and frankly, they wer

aaron, katie, and levi.rces told us once karlsen was back in new york, investigators begged their bosses to let him follow him there for questioning. they say they were told no. that the county couldn't afford it. >> the investigators wanted to go to new york. they wouldn't let them spend the money. >> just weeks after they left, colette learned that karl had taken out a $200,000 insurance policy on christina's life. and the policy paid off. colette came to believe and investigator arnold believes that carlson killed christina for the same reason he killed levi. money. two decades after christina's death, as karl karlsen dualed with detectives in the interrogation room, he suddenly had to face questions about the long ago fire. well prepared jeff arnold. arnold was looking for inconsistencies. lies. he asked him about the window. >> we have a witness at the house one day before the fire and the window was not boarded up. >> he told arnold he suffered awful injuries as he rescued his children and the fire was

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aaron levy we are out of time thanks for watching "closing bell." >> "fast money" is up right now. >>> life in the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's time square this is "fast money. i'm melissa lee. stocks are running back to life with all 11 s&p sectors finishing in the green tech the big winner. coming up not one, not two, but three charts telling us where we are heading next >>> slack getting whacked. we will break down the big headlines, but we kick things off with something, this is something that we have never done in almost 13 years on the air for "fast money." >> wow this is exciting what are we doing? >> interesting but smart >> leading the fed's beige book. >> leading with beige. check in on regional economies is telling two very different stories. how we are adjusting to the trade war. on one hand the beige book highlighting a retail chain that raised prices on furniture but is considering reversing the price hike because consumers aren't buying it meantime, in cleveland manufacturers are feeling the pain by cutting overtime pay rather than laying off workers t

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we are going to talk to the ceo of box, aaron levy he's going to discuss starboard's new stake in thatty news that he wanted to go over. and we've also got the ceo of kimberly clark, michael hsu to talk about the state of the american consumer, any trade war impacts on his business, and the fact that these consumer staple stocks like his have been trading at new highs he's a new ceo, he's got the benefit of the doubt in the market, has engineered a nice turnaround in terms of cost cuts and top line growth, but a big rival png hot on his heels that is growing at the fastest they've grown in years i'll see you at 3:00 >> when we come back right here, we'll have more on today's rally. "squawk alley" is up next. don't go anywhere. through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from managing inventory... to detecting and preventing threats... to scaling up your production. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. we believe in education built for all people., - [wom

levies on tech revenues generate billions of euros. tony: this find today is not related -- this fine today is not related to that new digital tax. vonnie: our thanks to bloomberg's legal reporter tony aarons futures in focus. is dan us from the cme deming. we could talk about agricultural commodities on the president's tweet. we are seeing some movement in the likes of iron ore, hog futures, copper. dan: you're seeing quite a reaction, and actually, if you look at grains as well. soy is up 2% on the day. you're definitely seeing positive reaction. pronged,come with a two- at least the announcement was two-pronged. we will have to see if they are grouped together. maybe this will calm down if they don't agree to intellectual property initiatives. vonnie: is there a trade therefore you guys? dan: there's been a trade across the board here. there's no question you are seeing some of the dynamic shifting. you are seeing the dollar coming under some pressure. looking at the bond market, there's a big trade right there. it looked like a capitulation this morning. you are seeing global rates reversed dramatically after the ecb announcement. it felt like they basically threw up their arms, and no