diplomacy akin toa combustible problem. diplomacy akin to a las vegas title fight.. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. today's announcement follows something of a thaw in relations between north and south korea, that saw them march under a single flag at the winter olympics. the south korean president, moonjae—in says the planned meeting is "like a miracle." but how has the news gone down in the capital, seoul? laura bicker has been finding out. for months, seoul wondered if it faced the prospect of war once again. today, it woke to better news. the prospect of a stunning trump/kim summit has turned an impending crisis into an opportunity. the horror of the korean war is not forgotten here. the fighting ended with no peace treaty. now future generations hope these talks will prevent further confrontation. translation: i think this will be a turning point, and through this our future children will benefit from living in a more free and peaceful world. translation: i think it is a good thing for both countries, and as a south korean citizen, it's good that the threat

course strategic in the sense that you've got the president standing up for interests that are more akin to a national interest you know well the trend continue we said when he was elected at least i did that he could be a roosevelt type character and be a trust buster and start to break up these days of monopolies i still think that's a possibility unless you want some soft uploaded to the cloud it will be kind of of the cloud based people and he'll make having great again now i want to turn to another headline about national security and that is rebuilding puerto rico's power grid the inside story it's a fantastic piece you should read it it's very long and but it explains the whole situation here it is you know about ten to fifteen percent of the island still does not have any power and this ties in with national security because. there economy of puerto rico why it is so bad it has to do partly with the national the state owned electric grid but back in the sixty's and seventy's the u.s. introduced tax incentives to get manufacturers to move here and in the south of the island the ot

about from being the weekly decline back on february 9, but that is what we are looking up, selling akin to what we had back in february and if we happen to the bloomberg, let's take a look at the intraday chart on the s&p 500. look at the intraday chart of the s&p 500, we can see that selling action. from a sector standpoint, this is what we are looking at. in the eleven o'clock hour, a look at the imax. all the sectors were green and now that almost all of them are red. sectors, look at the declines, 1.6% for the financial sector with tech down more than 1%. a real reversal here. good points just how tightly wound these markets are. let's take a look at this reversal with an intraday chart of the s&p 500. decent gains in the morning and then a sudden leg lower, we will be digging into whether or not there was something specific, but investors are on edge to some degree around possible trade war fallout from facebook in the possibility of regulation for big tech. and investors are nervous on something like that, it doesn't take a lot for sellers to all of a sudden step in an overwhelmin

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and so does everything akin. to millions of people who care about me. me me me. and now.four people have died in a massive winter storm that's been pounding the u.s. east coast the so-called nor'easter has knocked out power in nearly two million homes and caused thousands of flight cancellations coastal areas are at risk of flooding while heavy snows have hit further inland. the world's major steel producers are edging closer to a trade war after u.s. president donald trump announced plans to impose punitive tariffs imported on.

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. >> i think those people are so -- it's akin to opening of a dance room, ballroom floor, and firing a weapon into the crowd. >> reporter: the president today focusing on punishment calling on congress to toughen sentencing guidelines for fentanyl traffickers. >> if we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we're wasting our time, and that toughness includes the death penalty. >> reporter: what about the death penalty? >> i don't know if we should spend a lot of energy on that. i think meaningful sentencing will help. >> reporter: also in the white house plan, reducing illicit drugs including online sales cutting opioid prescriptions by one-third within three years, expanding access to treatment, asking congress it allow medicaid to pay for rehab. in the crowd today, susan markovitz, her son chad starting using pills in eighth grade. at 25, he died of a heroin overdose. >> it just leaves an amazing hole in your heart. >> reporter: she wishes there were recovery centers. >> there's only so many recovery centers. if they can't get funding and have to shut their doors we'll be way worse.

and so does everything akin. to the billion people who care about me. me me me. and now the. media.player. player. play. this is the w. news live from berlin and as the u.k. ramps up its investigation into the poisoning of a former spy and foreign secretary boris johnson pointing the finger at the kremlin . he has to be responsible somebody has to be accountable and we in the u.k. think that the. evidence points the evidence or culpability points to the russian state. johnson's comments come as the international chemical weapons experts begin analyzing the nerve agent used in the.

combustible leaders doing with what is the world's most potentially combustible problem, diplomacy akino a las vegasgh title fi the international summit of the century. nick bryant, bbc news, weshington. jane: tensions b north and south korea have eased in recent days, with the two countries marching under a single flag at the winter olympi' south korea'president says the planned meeting is like a miracle, but how are people reacting to the news in the capital, seoul? out.a cker has been finding laura: for months, seoul wondered if it facf the prospectr once again. today it woke to better news. the prospect of a stunning trump-kim summit has turned a crisis into an opportunity. the horror of the korean war is not forgotten here. the fighting ended with no peace treaty. is hopede generations will prevent further confrontation. >> i think this will be a tusing point, and through t our future children will benefit from living in a more free and peaceful world. >> i think iis a good thing for both countries, and as a south korean citizen, it is good that the threat ofar is reduced even by a

many of you, through this weekend, have had to look at something akin to that, the favoured few havemash is that some of you have been stuck close by toa some of you have been stuck close by to a weather front that has affected the south—east of scotland, the north—east of england. further west, brighter skies. he is today, much improved form any part of the british isles undulating in the day. —— easter day. for the most part, yes, a lot of cloud out towards the east, and shun sharp showers as well, but much drierfor east, and shun sharp showers as well, but much drier for many more of you, and a better chance of seeing some sunshine at least, although with me will be in short supply in the east. temperature is nothing to write home about. later in the day, dragging this further north into a cooling atmosphere, overnight through into monday, wales, the north midlands, northern ireland, then increasingly up towards the northern hills of england, the southern uplands of scotla nd england, the southern uplands of scotland and through the central belt through easter monday, we could see

what we have seen this week is probably more akin to what we should see, this is akin to what we shouldmarch to see snow, we see snow as late asjune here in the uk. that is not predict that. i'm not saying that. it is not that unusual to see topsy—turvy weather at this time of year, because some are isn't —— because you get the cold air in from the arctic, and we are likely to see some snow. britain's department stores used to be the height of luxury and service. if you needed anything from clothing to electricals or food, they were the place to go. but today, they face fierce competition in all categories, as online retailers offer everything a customer wants at the click of a button. radio 4's consumer reporter samantha fenwick has been finding out how department stores are fighting back. george davies has been called a cereal brand creator, a fashion visionary, the king of the high street. they are very abba, these, aren't they? yes, very abba. i was too young to remember abba. he was the man behind capi, and m&s. when we started, there were 400 stores. by we started, there were 400

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diplomacy akin to a las vegas title fight. the international summit of the century.the willingness of north korea too, in the words of the south, to commit to denuclearisation. they did so while accepting that the us military exercises in south korea would continue, something the north has not oppose. in the past pyongyang has made it clear it's a lot is to give up its nuclear weapons without major security concessions in turn from the us. in november 2016 the north korea to donald trump's election victory with commentary in its state newspaper saying: ? election victory with commentary in its state newspaper saying:? in election victory with commentary in its state newspaper saying: ? injuly last year after successfully testing its first intercontinental ballistic missile, kim jong—un said: in december, north korea's newsagency said it would continue to develop its capability, to launch a pre—emptive nuclear strike, : so is this a major change of policy on the pa rt this a major change of policy on the part of north korea? earlier i spoke to the director of the prog

time was not right the wounds were still too fresh to talk about gun control an argument somewhat akin to saying that after a terror attack news outlets should not discuss national security c.n.n. doing television town hall and providing a forum for the students was absolutely not exploitation i really am bothered by the notion that students advocating for their own right to safety in school is exploitation senator rubio can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the n.r.a. i. was a staggering moment of television where you had politicians take an hour and money like marco rubio and you had the n.r.a. spokesperson dana loesch actually have to face. survivors in real time on television. conspiracy theories born on the internet one of which suggested some of the students were imposters actors infiltrating the story made their way onto mainstream rightwing outlets like fox news and the allegation has been that they are in some way in contact with were going to take on groups and p.r. exploitation by the liberal media just outright fraud on the part of some s

temperatures are nothing to write home about, akin with yesterday. a penetrating frost to come through the night, because we will keep the strong winds across southern areas. as you can see, it will take a long time to lose the snowy weather in south—western areas and we still have the wind, and we still have the easterly wind, another cold and frosty night, could be some mistiness in the north. penetrating frost in the south because of the tightly packed isobars, the strength of the wind. we slowly lose that on monday. high—pressure orientates itself across the north, so it allows a northerly wind as opposed to the easterly. we still have the easterly in some areas, but fewer showers to contend with and the return to work on monday, it will be very icy where we have had a lot of snow. it's bound to be the case. but we could see that melting tomorrow afternoon in the sunshine but it will again freeze overnight and we will have to wait until the middle of the week onwards when the temperatures are recovering. goodbye.

and more in everything in the army in schools in the government in local parliament everything is akin to that even though officially there is a separation of church and state here and i did in that because the dust is like asking someone at the bus ain't isaak's cathedral is the final stronghold in the battle for our state because the constitution says we live in a secular country and that's what i wanted so it's cool so that's the. blue has become the color of this movement to protect st petersburg skyline armed with balloons the protesters are fighting for their city despite the freezing temperatures there balloons read the cathedral must remain a museum. ahead of the upcoming elections eighty nine and the other protesters want to show. the government that the church's influence in russia has gone too far. the russian president on the other hand makes a point of showing his close proximity to the orthodox church it's seen as a pillar of bloody near putin's russia but the increasing influence of the church is divisive here. it all started with pussy riot a few years ago the punk band

turkey is not akin to erdogan. erdogan should be isolated, turkey should not.dogan. the opponents, the freedom fighters in turkey, democrats, and, you know, 50% of turkey. you are asking the eu to interfere in turkish internal affairs. no, i do not expect anything from the european governments. take british artists trying to give a hand to turkish democracy by, you know, playing something about turkey. and some publishing houses playing, you know, publishing books about turkey. accepting turkish academics. and trade unions, parties, organisations, i am talking about this. do not isolate turkey, make it a member in this family. that is a very interesting point you are making. i know you are here to work ina making. i know you are here to work in a play called "we are arrested", based on a memoir you wrote in prison. a shakespeare company is putting it on as a play in the uk. how important is that sort of cultural messaging, and reaching out across the world for you today? does it make your life worth living? yeah. this is a lifelong experience. it was a testimon

course strategic in the sense that you've got the president standing up for interests that are more akin to a national interest you know well the trend continue we said when he was elected at least i did that he could be a roosevelt type character and be a trust buster to start to break up these days of monopolies i still think that's a possibility unless you want some soft uploaded to the cloud it will be kind of of the cloud based people and we'll make having great again now i want to turn to another headline about national security and that is rebuilding puerto rico's power grid the inside story it's a fantastic piece you should read it it's very long and but it explains the whole situation here it is you know about ten to fifteen percent of the island still does not have any power and this ties in with national security because. the economy of puerto rico why it is so bad it has to do partly with the national the state owned electric grid but back in the sixty's and seventy's the u.s. introduced tax incentives to get manufacturers to move here and in the south of the island the other

. >> that would be akin to new york closing in the united states, the bottom line, this is an importantsage we sent to the kremlin, an important message. and in the united states, standing with our nato and eu to deliver this message to the kremlin. really vital. heather: and what russia is accused of doing i want to ask you do you think donald trump has handled this in the correct manner in terms of the timing of it, accused of not being tough enough on russia and now he does this. will this be enough? >> to staff out, stakeholders, the state department, cia, agencies in the government. that is not to rush into any action, the largest since we arrested robert hansen 18 years ago. heather: but the same - >> this will -- i don't know if it will deter vladimir putin from taking future action. the attack on social networking sites and espionage, those are extension evidence of his machine security and national security strategy. not sure this will stop him but it will limit his effectiveness and an important signal to the kremlin and those behind enemy lines spying on our behalf. heather:

they are akin with yesterday. with slightly less wind in the north. night. we will keep the strong winds across southern areas. we will ta ke winds across southern areas. we will take a long time to lose that. we have still got that easterly winds in the south, so it is another cold night. frosty night across the board. could be a bit of messiness. we do slowly lose that, this high—pressure orientate itself across the north. it allows a northerly wind as opposed to easterly. fewer showers to content with. the return to work on monday, very icy, though. why we have had a lot of snow, that is bound to be the case. we could see that melting again. we have do wait until the middle of the week, and temperatures will recover by then. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown the headlines at nine: another cold snap leaves motorists facing treacherous driving conditions. forecasters predict temperatures will feel as low as minus ten today. in east yorkshire wind, snow and ice are still causing problems for travellers this morning. i'm here in devon where it t

they were conditions more akin to mountains on city streets.ains and few people venturing out. it was not enough to put off one very determined surgeon. i got put off one very determined surgeon. igot up put off one very determined surgeon. i got up early on thursday and saw there was a lot of snow but it did not look impossible and i thought i would head into work. when i arrived, two colleagues would the first eyesore. took one look, started laughing, and they said how did you get here? i said i work. lindsey was well prepared. she had winter clothing, snow shoes and walking poles to help through the deepest drifts. completing the eight mile trek to the hospital in just under three hours. her patient feared his surgery for cancer would be postponed. it felt like christmas day. she told me she walked in from home. i could not believe she had walked almost eight miles to do surgery on me. walked almost eight miles to do surgery on me. if there is a real—life superwoman, she is it, for me anyway. the surgeon insists she was just me anyway. the s

appen from the from the west it's kind of a who much to that interesting idea of john you know that's akin to trump on twitter here knowing the style of lot of your post and i don't think that's something he would do but marie is a car of playing that role right now and i think quite effectively john where is this all going. where what is the what the goal is what in the west is just have russia's surrender its sovereignty and break itself up and allow. neil liberalism to you know scour the russian economy i mean i don't know what the goal is when do they say we have achieved what we wanted which you know there's no goal set goal stop bad behavior i don't know what that means because i see the west involved in bad behavior all the time and no one is stopping them go ahead john. well the fact is there is a big geo political battle i said earlier that crimea and ukraine represent geo political victories for russia against a background of twenty years twenty five years in which the west and the americans in particular have wanted to have full spectrum dominance they know other words they've w

next weekend but in the shorter term many of you through this weekend have had to look at something akins mishmash is that some of you have been stuck or aspire to a weather front which has affected the south—east of scotland, the north—east of england but west, brighter skies. easter day, a much improved prospect for many parts of the british isles until later in the day, this cloud will push around associated with these fronts up towards the south—west. but for the most pa rt towards the south—west. but for the most part as i say a lot of cloud out towards the east and some showers as well but much drier for many more view and a better chance of seeing some sunshine at least. that may well be in short supply towards the east. temperature is nothing to write home about, 7— ten for many. later in the day, we will drag the cloud and rain further north, pushing into calling it must be. that is the key to the story of the northern half of britain, overnight, threw into monday, wales, the north midlands, northern ireland, and then increasingly up towards the northern hills of england, southe

to get your take therefore, within these price targets. , moreulatory reaction oversight, is that akine price targets, do you think? really's price targets, but i believe the stock is cheap and there are many things that a's book can continue to do and is doing to further monetize basically the user base. facebook is a selling advertising to the user base to find what they are interested in and what they like and to provide targeted advertisements to them to further engage them. the one thing about facebook, if you do not know what the product is, facebook offers their user base to advertisers and helps advertisers to better target people who would be most interested in purchasing their products. and there is a huge migration of advertisers that are going away from the traditional media, which is broadcast to a broad audience. and using tools like facebook and facebook's analytical tools to better target customers that would be most interested in their products. caroline: we are seeing a backlash with regards to instagram, for example, many feeling they did not like the algorithm, the

course strategic in the sense that you've got the president standing up for interests that are more akin to a national interest you know well the trend continue we said when he was elected at least i did that he could be a roosevelt type character and be a trust buster to start to break up these days of monopolies i still think that's a possibility unless you want some soft uploaded to the cloud it will be kind of of the cloud based people and we'll make having great again now i want to turn to another headline about national security and that is rebuilding puerto rico's power grid the inside story it's a fantastic piece you should read it it's very long and but it explains the whole situation here it is you know about ten to fifteen percent of the island still does not have any power and this ties in with national security because. there economy of puerto rico why it is so bad it has to do partly with the national the state owned electric grid but back in the sixty's and seventy's the u.s. introduced tax incentives to get manufacturers to move here and in the south of the island the oth

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the main air depot was akin eritrea. the supplies were coming around the cape. this was a way to shuttle supplies and air parts forward. this group gets pressed into service with a logistical effort. flying 55 gallon drums of fuel forward to keep montgomery's forces forward. they are moving along this single road. that was an aircraft that was not present in the raf. we load many of these to the royal air force. this was the capability at the time. it was fairly unique within the u.s. army air force. i moved to the tunisian campaign. three things i want to highlight here. it is an operational and tactical campaign. even though we have heavy bomber assets and we will shift bomber , it is aom the u.k. tactical that would've been called that or more of an operational campaign. these heavy bombers are working over a and are not present on the front lines. the ground forces do not see them very often. they become unaware of the work they are doing behind the lines to restrict the flow in. air superiority is going to be critical and difficult to achieve. i will show y

losing her was akin to losing a battle. but she lived on in so many interesting ways. i thought i would recount some of them for you. , a man could have a monitor checked shirt or tie while waiting for a dress to be to combat the very popular merrimack cloth. later in the century, men and women could sport monitor shoes to complete their ensemble. if you could not afford those from the store, you could make your own on a little monitor sewing machine. wherever the close came from, they could be washed with a monitor washboard and dried by a monitor stove. you could have a meal made from monitor flower that might have been grown on monitor farms using monitor windmills and pumps. could be needed in a monitor coffee pot. right.itor madness was not only in 1862, but even as she sank beneath the waves. , newsing of interest about the monitor sinking did make it to the press by january 4, but by january 9, something very interesting occurred in the press. ad that startsll sunk, but ther ship of state still floats down the river of time. that's respectful. more boats areay c

the ceo, eileen mcdonnell, the first female ceo of the election sure, back in -- of the licensure, akin1. we know it benefits company's bottom line, not just to have women on board but in these seats. how does this get done more? , it impacts the company's bottom line but it is not happening. eileen: it is great to be with you. had ar company, we have long history of having a workforce that is diverse. what we have been able to demonstrate is by having a board that is over 40% female and it is pushing 40%, we have had eight consecutive years of increased earnings. vonnie: and there is proof, but how do you then push other companies to do the same? it is traditional licensure, which lifetime mutual does not have enough mandates to be disruptive or ultramodern. if you don't mind me saying, it is a plain vanilla business with a traditional kind of set up. how are you able to show other companies leadership in this particular area? eileen: we hope to inspire, not just aspire to serve their businesses and help them see how successful they can be i having women as part of the team. what we ha

it is akin to comcast taking a snap.rt of we had the box ceo on the show last week.s is one of dropbox's competitors, pseudo-competitors. i asked him if he was concerned about dropbox. take a listen to what he had to say. dropbox is a tale of two types of businesses and one is a revenue kind of business, users using it for professional or personal use and one third of the revenue is b ti v, that is the only part of the business that looks like bob. towardsnue tilts midsize companies. emily: alex would you agree with his take that they do not compete as much as we seem to think? alex: currently that seems to be the case. dropbox has 500 million registered users and only 11 million are paying. one of the biggest differences is box has a concerted sales effort and dropbox does not. 90% of the revenue comes from self-service, signing up for the products that you pay for and that is the difference. is competing, but it does seem like he and his company have been focusing on the large accounts, while dropbox is pushing more of the guerrilla approach, land and expand, get i

of course akin to writing fiction because you have to make sense, a story out of things that happenedor got launched into your memory and i was very conscious of the fact that if you have the tendency which i do to see the comic side of people if you are going to write that way you have to make yourself more ridiculous than anybody else and the worst kind of memoirs or letters that people publish are ones where you try to make yourself look good or better. you have to have the narcissism to believe that other people will find your worst side as you do your self. >> also may be in contact with the reader revolves around good manners and a first-person narrator that is insufferable is a sort of violation of the contract but by finding a way t you present yourself with the reader discover things along with you so that even though it is worth looking back the sense of your experiences deepening and your understanding of the book because you start off with this character who in a way doesn't know any more than the reader though you clearly do but it is a way of sort of bringing us along fo

many of our towns and cities show the don't which progress could be slowed or not at all if something akin to president trump's proposal is enacted. communities like flint, detroit, atlanta, and philadelphia can't do this simply on their own. i look forward to hearing from all of you today on how congress with work in a bipartisan fashion to make the right investments right now so we can be a partner to our cities and states who desperately need a partnership. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator peters. at this time, i'd like to introduce each member of the panel and after my introduction for you, if you could give your opening statement and try to limit it to about five minutes, we can of course include the entire statement in the record. first, i'm very pleased to introduce kyle schneiweise, the direct of the nebraska department of transportation. director was appointed in june of 2015. he has nearly 20 years of experience in the transportation field, including work in both the public and private sector. he has the background in civil engineering, transportation policy, and consulting. w

dirt poor, existing in penury in a cheap council house, but my parents filled it with trappings more akin intellectuals. mum's paintings were everywhere. she'd decorated the whole place with strong colours, midnight blues, william morris wallpapers and her own rich velvet home—made curtains in the windows, and everywhere of course was the deafening torrent of my father's classical music. he used to see music as this sort of like charged battle ground of opinion, and for her music was just something nice that you listened to. she was much more visual, she was an artist. she spent most of her time painting, and when she wasn't painting, she'd be mending things and fixing things and making things. so it was a very creative sort of environment. the only way we could possess things was by making them. you grew up knowing that there was no money? i'm not sure. i think later i became aware of that, but when you're very young, you don't really have that sense of perspective. apart from a cheap electric oven, we have no mod cons, so my mother washed and dried all of our clothes by hand, something

it's akin to what we sell with taking a bigomcast stake in snap. interesting here. ceo on the show last week. one of dropbox's biggest competitors. if he is concerned about dropbox. it's a company that's bringing in more money than box. tale ofox's numbers are two types of companies. one is a consumer residue -- revenue business. and then about a third of the business-to-business. that's the only part of the business that looks anything like us. our revenue tilts towards midsize companies and large and prizes. agree with hisu take that they don't compete as much as we seem to think? alex: currently that seems to the case. aty 11 million users pay dropbox. is of the big differences that box has a concerted sales effort and dropbox doesn't. revenue comes from that. that's the difference. competing but it and his company have been focusing on large accounts while dropbox is pushing for the guerrilla approach. get in was some teams internally have the big companies and try to figure out how to sell across the customer base. emily: thanks to bloomberg's alex barinka. spo

it is something she is akin to. the of people using oea's at this point in time. contortions have been established elsewhere to make what t have in place we can rapidly get things on the contract that way. hey >> you covered some other things in the close session as well. >> yes. >> mr. roberts, i think this is for you. but it is about the proliferation of security initiative. but that be a question for you? >> is the psi still helping? the proliferation of any changes the administration is pursuing to it to improve upon any changes you think are necessary. >> absolutely it is. and really the driving purpose of psi is to shape the environment in terms of partners, allies, the international community with regard to the importance, as well as the how-to's associated with enforcing un security council sanctions with her parts of liberation. obviously very -- proliferation. very active in that process and the consensusbuilding process in supporting the campaign against north korea. are our partners in psi still unwilling to utilize their own, are you hearing any reluc

that seems more akin to being a security versus just a fund-raising device. >> the chairman has set he yesterday to see an ico that's not a sale of securities it doesn't mean the tokens won't be securities, but certainly at the beginning, our sales of securities, the early building of a company so when we look at it, we look at it like an early stage investment, deciding if they have integrity, a high quality technical team and that's where you start once you get past that, you can look at the details, how the sale is structured you have to doed same team evaluati evaluation, and that's really helps you determine so or just raising money. >> but embedded in investing in an i want co is the belief that the token will retain value. how have the coins done -- >> so of the coins we have worked with, none of them are trading yet. this is an important consideration. they're still looking forwards building their -- and building these networks and having them accrue value is a long process it's hard technology not trying to make a quick buck. you have the ones we have worked with publicly, the

seems it is clear that salesforce does have some skin in the game with this large toke, and it is the akin what we saw with comcast taking a stake in snap one year ago. salesforce, pairing up with dropbox financially. dropbox'shad one of biggest competitors on the show last week. i asked him, is he concerned about dropbox -- this is a company that is bringing in more money than box. take a listen to what aaron levie had to say. aaron: one is a consumer business, and that is 60% to 70% of the revenue, and that is consumers like uri using it for professional or personal use. and 1/3 of the revenue is b to b. that is the only part of the business that looks anything like box. our revenue tilts toward midsize companies and larger enterprises. emily: alex, would you agree with his take that they do not compete as much as we seem to think? to becurrently that seems the case. only 11 million of the 500 million registered users are paying. that seems those with the enterprise accounts. one of the bigger differences is box has a concerted sales effort in dropbox does not. 90% of the revenue comes f

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