we will hear from richard branson next.s is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg technology." i'm taylor riggs in san francisco. let's focus back on the thing. alphabet shares fell in late trading after reporting third-quarter earnings. results largely impacted by the heavy investment in google's cloud computing business which is trying to catch up with rivals like amazon and microsoft. later this week, we get numbers from apple and facebook. they report quarterly earnings on wednesday. joining me to discuss it all is ed ludlow. walk me through alphabet and google. ed: cloud is the future and they are making that clear. back in q2, sundar said we expect this to be an $8 billion annual business that can compete with amazon's aws and microsoft. $8 billion is about a quarter of what aws makes for amazon, but there is still growth potential. they are moving away from this core advertising business. today, that has been an incredible engine for growth. 20% growth on revenue. taylor: a chart we are showing to the audience real

the space that was unopened by richard branson and so if he goes, we go. and it is next year. >> and let's let the viewers join in on this conversation. we are going to open up the regional lines today. so if you are in the easterner the central time zones 202-748-8000. if you are in the mountain and the pacific time zones, 202-748-7001, and you can reach us on social media, and you can text us at 202748003 and we are reading at twitter @twittercwj and also on c-span.com. so now, you are planning to go up, and is the commercial flight going to be just as safe as nasa, and you think that they can do just as good of a job as the government program? >> we go to space, but it is not easy. nobody can make predictions, and even the government agencies have had their own calamities. so i don't think that anybody can guarantee anything, but it is in the evolving space industry, and we have the right technologies, and nasa, and i mean the virgin galactic is very careful of how and when the space flights will take off. it is not a race between the operators, because

>> richard branson has a great airline virgin atlantic.t he is saying brexit damaging the british economy is complete nonsense. his own company has done well in the brexit era. they will do even better once brexit is implemented. you have a lot of business, very wealthy business elites who are against brexit but but the reality if you canvas opinion among a lot of small businesses in the uk they're very much in favor of brexit. i think there is a broader acceptance within the business community in the united kingdom, that brexit is going to happen. there will be reality. no point for richard branson to swim against the tide. brexit is inevitable. ironically his own businesses have actually done very well over the last 3 1/2 years. i think virgin atlantic in particular will do very, very well, in the brexit era, if there is a free trade deal in place. connell: we'll follow it tomorrow. take it day by day as we always do. nile gardiner, good to see you again. >> thank you very much. >> isis naming a new leader after president trump announces

branson there. >> put a 12 multiple on that, that's what you get for verizon.- decent price. >> it is getting a bump today. they have to deliver if they deliver that 6 billion in incremental ebitda, three years, 50 to 70% by the way of what they -- they're going to return 75 billion in shareholders, 45 billion in dividends over the next -- >> that's nice we should go to probably infinity and beyond, don't you think? >> as we watch sir richard there, we're waiting the first trade on virgin galactic ticker will be spce. first human space flight company to trade on the exchange i haven't gotten your take on whether you're even interested in this area as an investment >> i've been asked about this one, half a dozen times this weekend. it is going to have such a great retail following tremendous retail following. he's magic people want a little bit of magic. >> i don't think we have seen sparklers above the post before. that's a first >> what can i say? he's a showman we don't have a lot of showmen showmen have -- i don't know people want to own the stock, good luck

to take tourists into space the company which is the brainchild of british author bernard richard branson plans to offer a weightless flights to 6 passengers at a time tickets for the 1st customer sell for a quarter of a $1000000.00. for more let's cross over to our man on wall street. is richard branson they had a virgin galactic 1 looking for more money to fund you know what people perceive as personal moonshot what was going on here there were no clearly i mean it's a costly and ever and so you need to raise money wherever possible actually it was a good start a promising start at the beginning this dog showed up by a good 5 percent in early trading but by the end of the day all of those gains have vanished the wall street is basically asking how many people are going to be willed to really pay around $250000.00 for a trip more than $600.00 people already made some payment for their 1st flight so off the promising start to wall street was a bit hesitant with virgin galactic and staying with things that could be spectacular l b m 8 should the luxury group out of france says it is explor

for more let's cross over to our man on wall street yes sir richard branson they had a virgin galactic looking for more money to fund you know what what people perceive as personal moonshot i was going on here. you're about to do the i mean it's a costly and ever and so you need to raise money wherever possible actually it was a good start a promising start at the beginning this shot up by a good 5 percent in early trading but by the end of the day all of those gains have vanished the wall street is basically asking how many people are going to be willed to really pay around 250000 dollars for a trip more than $600.00 people already made some payment for their 1st flight so off to a promising start to wall street was a bit hesitant with virgin galactic and staying with things that could be spectacular l b m 8 should the luxury group out of france says it is exploring a takeover of iconic new york jeweler tiffany tell us more. well the stock of tiffany went up by a good 30 percent and even if this offer from a lot of you told is roughly at around 14 and a half a $1000000000.00 that just

the bbc‘s samira hussain caught up with sir richard branson and the boss of virgin galactic to discuss business. why would i like to go to space? ermm... ermm... ermm... who wouldn't wa nt ermm... ermm... ermm... who wouldn't want to go to space? i think the reason you would want to go to space is the 500 people who have gone to space comeback completely transformed. they say it's the most incredible experience of their life. $250,000, that is a hefty pricetag. ifi $250,000, that is a hefty pricetag. if i had the money, yeah. $250,000, that is a hefty pricetag. ifi had the money, yeah. it will be cheaperin ifi had the money, yeah. it will be cheaper in the future. may be in ten years. i think it's pointless. the price might go up a bit because it's for what it is, this amazing experience, but longer term we will reduce the price and enable many thousands, tens of thousands, to experience the of space. the demand for people who want to go to space will weigh outstripped supply i think for decades to come. there's i'io think for decades to come. there's no way i'm going to space. i've se

virgin galactic fire richaounde branson was on talking about space travel.a long time. we have been at it for 15 years. jeff bezos has been at it 15 years. elon has been at it for around 15 years. it's taking a long time. but now, you know, now it's come good. we have put five people into space in the last few months. connell: what about a decade from now, would regular people be able to do this, do you think? >> they are going to need some money. connell: so not exactly. >> well, i mean, if we can get it down to, say, $30,000 in 20 years' time, the market is gigantic. connell: who's in? it's $250,000 now. for $30,000, you going to space? >> i will start saving now. connell: would you be interested in going? >> i think once they de-bugged it and things actually go up and come down safely, i would consider it. i'm not sure i would be the first person up there. >> i'm not going. i don't like a five-hour flight to l.a. connell: maybe the hypersonic flight would be better. >> the reality is when we had the concord long ago and far away, the average person couldn

nonetheless, richard branson and ceo george whitesides shared their enthusiasm over the debut.have been flight testing these vehicles for nearly 10 years. we believe we have an architecture that is extremely reliable and also has aspects that are very suited to the customer experience. for example, taking off from a runway, landing on a runway. those are things that i will have a smooth start and ending to the customer experience. our rocket motor is the simplest and safest motor for our class of rocketry. for all these reasons, we feel really good. richard: and the rocket can turn off at a seconds notice which is the biggest key to the safety. ed: just coming back to the issue. i understand why celestial travel gets all the buzz, but surely there are good commercial applications on earth. how much of the company will be focused on that, like providing hypersonic travel between cities? george: the commercial space is a massive business now. over $375 billion annually now, growing to an expected total of $1.5 trillion. this is really the first time people can invest in a pure pl

the company was created between the merr of richard branson's virgin galactic and a publicly mptraded shell y. that allowed branson's space venture to sidetep the traditional ipo press. >> i think it's a very big mimistmie. if the public wants to take a little, you know, dabble a little bit in the space, own a company, they can do so.ip we've managed to completely fund it breaks even. through to >> the shares rose for most of the session but drifted lower andnded the day down just a fraction. the day's numbers on wall k at street. the dow is up 132.ed nasdaq a 82 and the s&p 500 rose 16 to close at a record. >>> and that is "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera. have a grere evening. we'll see you tomorr. woman: this is "bbc wld news america." is made possible by... the freeman foundati; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station fr viewers like you. thank you.

. >>> and it's the final frontier meets wall street as sir richard branson's virgin galactic makes itsublic market debut today on this monday, october 28th as "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ space cowboy >>> well, good orning, good afternoon or good evening and welcome from wherefover in the world or galaxy you may be watching i'm brian sullivan your chart of the morning has got to be shares of tiffanys, they're surging nearly 20% right now. french retailer lvmh confirming it is in preliminary talks with the company about buying it. lvmh would become the undisputed global king of luxury if the deal happens it's still an if but the market buying into it as soon as that headline broke, boom, 19% pop in shares of tif we'll get more on the story coming up. >>> but first, overall, there's certainly a lot of green on the screen this morning to start your week. we have dow futures up, not a lot but up about 50 points right now. nasdaq, technology is what you might want to watch because actually kind of quietly, don't tell anybody, the nasdaq coming off its best weekly performance in

richard branson is modeling the space suit we'll wear. it's made by under armour.ks so happy. aircraft going up and down the spine. it's very "star trek." you have got your space booties. all passengers will have a suit personally tailored for them. it looks okay. but my design was really snazzy and comfortable. your loss, branson. yeah. you know, joe -- they were avoiding the big question here. how do you relieve yourself in zero gravity. i don't want to get hit in the face with someone else's poop. >> what i found interesting when you google virgin and space travel the first thing that comes up with the "star trek" convention. greg: that is classic joke writing. >> i should have gotten more from you people. the first thing i thought of was the diaper. greg: you have to think it in zero gravity. >> they also wear the diaper when they are going to track down and stalk a romantic rival. greg: the suit looks like somebody who works at a ghost but thers ride at universal. kat: do you need to wear it the way fish fans need to wear tie dyed shirts that haven't been wash

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based in dubai since 1901 i was the 1st woman from the by to be launched to go to space by richard branson himself and from pakistan at the same time as the 1st pakistani astronaut record i've still been to and to be you know even though the government now says they'll send somebody up and it will be through the government program like some military pilot but my space flight he launched me in 2006 as a future astronaut and in all these years it's been a while but it's created so much of inspiration for vim and youth of my region and i represent so many different countries because i'm from bogota i live partly in the by and in monaco in the south of france and i've been the 1st from all these places not only to go to space potentially but also to have been to the bulls you know like the 1st woman in some cases but the 1st pakistani so i think that. my role as a very strong little individual in the space industry has created inspiration in a very different way in a different very diverse kind of a jew graphical situation and even when i come here like it's the u.s. hundreds we've had a lot o

they have the letter delivered by doctor branson. he is coming to georgia and shouldn't be likely to produce and will be laid aside. and a compromise and was appointed in the georgia militia any governor of dr. nathan branson. it wouldn't be the last time that he gave green trouble. meanwhile, the war went on and were going to go back -- the british have been driven announced time to bring them back from the country. and it was vitally important in south carolina and in georgia and couldn't find british forces who were showing the world that the rebels or as part of military control and a threat on the horizon and european mediation was getting the danger of principle and international law and is latin for as you possess. meaning, if european mediation occurred and cease-fire is agreed upon, each size will remain where they were. this could mean that each side could end up with a territory possess into effect. the american side was dead set in a such proposal and mediation themself was struggling mightily to prevent expelling from dr

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know i was quick mention in the lyrics of richard branson yes. would you actually like to go into space i would yeah i would. and i'm afraid of flying oh yeah so i'm waiting for the space elevator because another plate of elevators that you have heard of it know that it's all of the a very big it's a rope which takes you up to thirty's thinks 1000 kilometers height then it's like an elevator and you go up it sounds like science fiction the way. it is writing is a solitary occupation yes music is a collaboration is completely the opposite did you have any not only not in the beginning. honestly. i'm a guy who loves to be among people a love to meet people i love to to to to be in public and sit in the cafe a on a restaurant. and so far this is the only thing i don't like about writing is that for such a long time i sit there in a room of. i meet a lot of people in my head but that's not the same so what happens is when i write books that i have to do with language. i have to deal with construction story constructions and then every 3 or 4 hours i

you might be wearing something a little bit like this that's because british entrepreneur richard branson has unveiled the world's 1st commercial space suits his company virgin galactic is hoping to start taking tourists into the lower fringes of space by next year. now we've heard these words before but the european union and the united kingdom could be close to finalizing the terms of a withdrawal agreement for the u.k. to leave the e.u. diplomats are saying though that some issues remain on results as a head of a crunch e.u. summit that will start on thursday you chief rexona goshi to michelle obama said good progress had been made at talks in brussels but just focused on customs issues between the republic of ireland which is an e.u. member and northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom but time is of course running out to secure a deal before bracks it is due to take effect on october 31st. and earlier we spoke with our brussels correspondent bubble of visa we also for her assessment of the talks. e.u. chief negotiator michel barnier has been talking to the ambassadors of t

branson just shoot on disk in the. ocean. at least you. know your new car so sit on the open in my steam. back yeah no. problem in syria. and became exacerbated because probably because the united states and the russian federation both of them decided to deal with it at an arm's length they allowed the regional allies to take care of things there are a number of opportunities therefore if they were seized and there were really serious attempts by moscow in washington to hold the problem and i was witness to a number of them and it could have been possible and with a short in the war and would have saved a lot of lives for is no don't. know why paradise with some up all around turned into a round the experimentation field but agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments but often in day you have many of these people one foot in

virgin galactic, the space tourism venture, backed by sir richard branson will take off on to the newange later on monday. the company, founded in 2004, has spent more than $1 billion developing its programme, which has been beset by delays and a fatal accident in 2014. a long—lost painting by a celebrated italian artist that was found hanging in the kitchen of an elderly french woman has sold for $26.6 million at auction, setting a new record. christ mocked, by the pre—renaissance artist cimabue, was discovered last month in northern france and we expected to fetch up to $6.6 million at auction. hsbc has reported an 18% drop in its third—quarter pre—tax profits as brexit uncertainty and the us china trade war weight on the banks two key markets of asia and the uk. europe's biggest bank missed analyst's estimates, with a profit of $4.8 billion for the three months to the end of september — down from $5.9 billion a year earlier. rico hizon is in our singapore business hub. sally. tell us more. disappointing numbers indeed and in the interim chief executive said parts of the bank's busi

rishaad: richard branson and virgin galactic subject executive george white site. -- white side.he boeing admitted they made mistakes. of testimony days before the u.s. lawmakers later monday. rishaad: what will the law makers want to find out from his questioning here? will want to find in what caused -- the lapse some of the procedure that we are now finding out when they went through the certification for the max aircraft. omitted some of the training process is that might've been needed for pilots. there are going to be lots of questions towards why boeing held back on some information and why the faa didn't really take a more aggressive step in when they were certifying the aircraft. david: the follow-on question there would be what tangible steps are actually being talked about and taken to ensure that this does not happen again? side,l, from the boeing they are working on the upgrade of the software to ensure that t he mistakes or the sort of fa ulty readings that were caused, the two aircraft to crash doesn't happen again. that is being carried out right now. law makers a

that's he's no clout and he's not i mean it's bizarre to me that he's you know spent all this money on branson to organize around in the summer and some of the kind of getting the squad he's playing had kimi out of position you just kind of wonder what he's actually doing that's no way to endear himself to his fans right and we have to wait and see what happens when paul cotter actually comes back maybe that does park the office once again well i hate to do it to you too but there's full time for us here in the bundesliga i'd like to thank our guests jani and then kramer be sure to tune in again on match day 10 done. it's. funny you mention some of the famous naturalist and explorer. too soon to bring to the public some dough from him bones 250. dollars for the job discovery. expedition home boys. play it. cool up. go to the euro max you tube channel. goodbye no stewards. with exclusive insights. must see concerning parts of the culture in your own. place to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribers don't miss out. martin hammond has bipolar disorder like an estimated 3500000

that's he's no clock and he's not i mean it's bizarre to me that he's you know spent all this money on branson to organize around in the summer and some of the kind of getting the squad he's playing had kimi out of position you just kind of wonder what he's actually doing that's no way to endear himself to his fans right and we have to wait and see what happens when paul cottier actually comes back maybe that does park the office once again well i hate to do it to you too but that's full time for us here on the bundesliga i'd like to thank our guests jani and then be sure to tune in again on match day 10 dunka. of it is a. looks . out he has long been a master at making station life comes to mubarak's 6 month close tremendous performance that really causes any top 3. players such as. sadie's to 20 as he beat the closet dad has been an object of love and admiration for 60 years. trying to. d.w. . the risk of flooding and irrational by creating hillside terraces. the land of well financed fear losing their harvests and initiative use its own take needs to create a new solution. successful. globa

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sir richard branson.id viewing on the new york stock exchange, the first publicly traded space touring company. branson earlier today on why he's making the move. >> we put five people in a space in the last few months. they have all become astronauts. we feel that hard work has been done and today we can enjoy the public investing in the company which will enable us to expand the company rapidly and bring the prices down. >> charles: you have to have steve moore kind of money. $200,000. shares of galactic down slightly. investigating the investigators. top democrats saying it's illegitimate, america's top law-enforcement official saying something quite different. the war of words and the fallout next. performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to

branson ships to shoot on disk in the. asian community. at least your mom. you know when you go so sit on the open you must be a new mom are just that are new and. feel . all over will. grow oh oh right the photograph out though it's good. to know you. not grant her. as us democrats rally to protect the whistleblower whose claims have triggered an impeachment inquiry we'll look at how they previously sought to prosecute those who were billed uncomfortable truth. a vigil is held in berlin for wiki leaks founder julian assange just still awaiting his extradition hearing in a london prison in an interview with our news agency rep to his thought this days he's it's fragile is after. of course losing interest. in the abuse but he continues to. fire praise for. those bewilderment as a birth to support his museum warns on love as about strong imagery in an exhibition of 19th century drawings we go.

branson shift shoot on disk in the. mom. and i need a new car so said i'm not going to much to mama just back yet. anti beijing protest in hong kong turns ugly with live rounds fired by police and demonstrators throwing acid at offices. lawyer accuses democrats of trying to silence him after presidential hopeful joe biden's team urges news networks to stop giving air time to rudy giuliani. italy sees a spike in moderate arrivals off the road overturns former interior minister my decision to close the rescue boats. later still no stories on others.

shares a virgin galactic founded by sir richard branson begun trading on. shares a virgin galactic founded by sir richard branson begun trading on monday morning at a total valuation of $2300000000.00 after a merger with when monday morning at a total valuation of 2300000000 dollars after a merger with social capital had a sophia this i.p.o. makes virgin galactic as ticker symbol as social capital had a sophia this i.p.o. makes virgin galactic as ticker symbol as g c the 1st ever commercial space by company to be listed on a public stock exchange you see the 1st ever commercial space by company to be listed on a public stock exchange the company so far has completed 2 test flights using spaceship 2 vessels change the company so far has completed 2 test flights using spaceship 2 vessels this i.p.o. raise much needed funds for a virgin galactic as they attempted to test out and under this i.p.o. raise much needed funds for a virgin galactic as they attempted to test out an uncharted markets the company has yet to turn a profit and incurred a net loss of 80 st

of the big day in recent years we've seen the concept of branson men emerge many people online for example find the idea strange or gross. but i think people should be able to wear whatever they want whether they are men or women. just because it feels comfortable or they like it we are starting this brand to enable that. in mom but i'll tell you the. name of. i'm a super tiny 29 years old and i'm in the process of launching a gender neutral underwear brand that i. was thinking i think typical japanese underwear stalls don't offer that much for ayat there's a lot of floral lace pink ones i'd like to have a place that offers simpler more neutral designs which are more comfortable to wear . when talking about gender or sexuality in japan i feel like i'm being choked and. there's no direct or physical violence involved but you can speak about it and that's distressing i think that's very typical of japan. i initially thought the brands would be mostly for women but i found out that many larger men worrying about their breasts showing. up on their son men don't want their nipples to show and i

branson schist shoot on disk in the. green zone teach it mom. i know you are so set on the opening must be mama is just an hour. and a. load of hay going up. oh. 0 2. petrol bombs and betakes hong kong's pro-democracy protests take an increasingly violent her. turkish president plays u.s. troops have started withdrawing from positions in northeast syria have a military offensive by ankara while kurds their appeal to their allies in washington not to.

this is richard branson, he is going to have a public company so that you can buy a public company sorip to the moon, doesn't actually say which date you are going to go on, but, you know, he has been very keen on virgin galactic, virgin going into space. and this is how you can buy yourself a ticket. how much7 i don't know that it says here. 0k, here we go, 15 and a half million. that's all... he's in the race against elon musk, eve ryo ne he's in the race against elon musk, everyone is trying to compete. amazon is in there as well, aren't they? yes, this is the first debate the next space flight company to go public. he's talking here as well, he was speaking in israel, he is talking about a virgin hotel in space. which is something. this is the way it's going, is to? there are so many developments happening in space now. not me, i want slippers, a swimming pool not me, i want slippers, a swimming pool, listen, of course, the next generation will consider it's quite normal. but, you know, keep me in the maldives. isn't in the maldives that are sinking? clinics are, don't ta ke that

donningrd branson there the company system, alongside the ceo.ch and markets. >> nikkei futures higher, waiting for clues from the boj. decision, cpi and tokyo has failed to pick up after the sales tax hike. the yen holding near a three month low. futures nudging lower with a two -year option that may see strong foreign appetite. we do have a heavy lineup from japan. nomura to report later today. we will see profit steady for the lender. will see a 20% drop in yearly income. looking tssor the first time in three years, but there are signs of overheating. haidi: sophie kamaruddin there. , shane oliver joins us, weighing in on the recent market optimism entrÉe talks. earnings season rolls on. discusst joins us to the strength and hurdles to the beverage market. the market open in seoul, korea and tokyo is almost upon us. this is bloomberg. ♪ markets --easure major markets have just opened for trade. >> welcome to daybreak: asia. >> our top stories this morning, trigon tuesday for more stocks and as he fails to get parliament back for an early elect

branson's going himself, as he's talked about a ton of times.t, he talks a little bit about the price coming down, i don't know if that's affordable but that's within 20 years to get it down to 30 grand. would you do it for 30 grand? better than 250 grand, i guess, which is where it's going to be. but as a business, they think they have a viable business because they have this long waiting list of people on and on. they are also going to get involved in hypersonic flight. we will talk about that a little bit but you know the big thing coming up at the top of the hour is earnings. huge week on the earnings front. today is alphabet day. we will see about google. all kinds of metrics that we'll be looking at there. let's see how they start us off, you know, apple later in the week. we'll have it at the top. liz: okay. you know what we will have at the top? a record for the s&p, and we could, we are really close to a record for the nasdaq. the number to watch, 8330. we are at 8326. very close. >>> all right. "the claman countdown" will be right back

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