but that's the main sort of difference between cmo. so anything you would interact with as a levi's consumer that came from me and my team. if you saw an ad, if you put on a pair of pants, we did that. so who was chip? who is chip? bergh shipper is, the ceo of levi's remaining today, still the ceo, although he has stated that he will probably retire soon. i think he's about 65 military guy and his youth worked at procter and gamble for over 20 years. and then moved over to become the ceo of levi's in 2011. he would call himself a brand guy. i think his politics were probably fairly conservative when he joined levi's. i mean, he said that to me directly, but moving to san francisco opened his eyes and, you know, he took more and more very left wing stances, which i'm fine. anybody wants to do that personally. i've done so personally as well, forcing that on all of your employees, just allowing them to express any sort of dissenting view from that. that is not profits through principles. do you consider chip bergh, a friend and a mentor?

held that post for eight years, which is a really long time to be a cmo.most people average tenure■abou. they get fired. but i did a good job. help the company go public became the brand president. but then i was very outspoken about the need to open public schools during covid after a two year conflict internally, i was cmo, what's the job of aor me chief marketing officer? oh, let's see. how can i put it into words? i mean, you're responsible for image. you're responsible for generating demand, revenue, profitable revenue. the communication that goes into establishing what the brand stands for, what the products are from the brand, all of that, all of the advertising using the pr and the very sort of tactical search marketing, what the website stores look like, it's a lot of stuff is in was levi's a good corporate did it live up to its profits through principles motto? no i would argue absolute not. were you part of pushing that, though, pushing the profits to principles? i was. i was really proud of that. i believed in that. that's a mantra for people t

i remember i became the cmo somebody accidentally sent me. i don't think this is in the book like a spreadsheet with everyone is salary. at my level, they didn't mean to send that to me and i was the lowest paid person and i was like, what? what am i doing? i'm the highest performer. but i had just always not been very good at that. it felt gr tell story in the book about meeting with h.r. and then telling you knowing increase in pay. yeah. take the good job. right. and i agreed to that but that was stupid. so at what point did you start to become known as the trouble maker at leaving? i didn't, you know, i don't think is that, you know, i hate to use that word if it's not. that's a nice way to put it. i mean, i think the real way would have been like not a troublemaker, but a q and on known as. i mean i started i was pretty outspoken right from the start of code like march 2020, i questioned the school closures. i didn't a call from anyone internally until 2020. you know, i knew it was controversial. i knew my friends were like, what are you

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itself as a central pillar of the union and great promoter of integration and great defender of the cmoded solidarity. president macron is always of reason and stability in a world affectedr tensions and polarization, he claims for multilateralism and cooperation. in the fight against climate change, the promotion of peace and security or in the defense of human rights, the world needs your leadership. please join meesident of the frh republic, mr. imanuel macron. [applause] >> thank you very much, professor, for youre■ words. deer heads of government, heads of state, ambassadors, excellencies, dear friends. i will be as efficient as possible so that we can have as much time as possible for discussions. but i am back here six years later to■r try to say a few wors and to tell you where we now stand. i delighted to see a lot of familiar faces in the room. a six years to conduct a great many reforms in france and do things in europe to make it more united, sovereign and effective. and i've come here to today report about what we have achieved. and in delivering is what i'm going to tell y

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four uk cmls, and come straight off the call, and give the information she had got from the other cmos principal conduit of information to me, but she was not the only person in the room during the discussions. i was absolutely aware that she was bringing to me information that came from different sources. her resignation _ from different sources. her resignation was _ from different sources. her resignation was a _ from different sources. her resignation was a cataclysmic event for the _ resignation was a cataclysmic event for the ability of the scottish goverment to react appropriately to the threat, — goverment to react appropriately to the threat, and also had an enormous effect _ the threat, and also had an enormous effect on _ the threat, and also had an enormous effect on public confidence in the government strategy? on effect on public confidence in the government strategy?— effect on public confidence in the government strategy? on both of those, it had _ government strategy? on both of those, it had the _ government strategy? on both of those, it had the potential - governmen

the cmo of walmart talked about 15 x increase and they have this partnership with amazon that is going that is big enough to cause the growth rate to jump up a couple of points. it is a revenue growth acceleration story with much greater cost discipline than they have had in the past. it is one of the reasons why it is our top longest. >> just to go back to what is going on with apple, maybe some would make the case that apple's growth is peaking but i don't think they make the case for microsoft. it would be hard to come a given everything going on with the lifecycle. >> we know the total adjustable market is an estimate. some of the numbers is that we will see 45% compounded annual growth rate through 2030. if you look at cloud computing, that is not over either. about 51% of all i.t. spent going into cloud computing, if you step back and you see labor shortage, which we still have, we have a productivity improvement which we have seen much like we did in the 90s. you can draw an analogy. we can coexist. tech stocks can go up with higher interest rates as they did in the 90s as long

i believe that the cmo of merck was talking about doing more deals in inflammation. year. i cover a company that has an oral drug for ibd, data coming next year could also be very interesting and strategic. >> give me a thought on eli lilly and i guess know var disk. >> eli lilly is our top pick in big pharma. we like lilly. we think zepbound will be a fantastic launch. this is their drug for obesity that was recently approved in november. they're off to the races there. we think there's a lot of enthusiasm around it. we could see deals with reports in "the wall street journal." >> evan, thank you very much. we appreciate your candor and ideas. >> thank you. have a good one. bye now. >> you too, sir. >>> black rock announcing hundreds of job cuts. let's go to leslie picker for some details. >> hey, tyler. this is according to a memo that was sent by larry fink, the ceo of black rock as well as rob, the president of black rock sent around the firm discussing, quote, as we prepare for 2024 and this very exciting but distinctly different landscape, businesses across if

[indiscernible] who as transitions out of being interim cmo will be the interim chief medical officerfrancisco health network and continue to support laguna that position and also maggie--joined remotely who is part of cidentoverall hospital administration and [indiscernible] who has been the executive sponsor for nursing en the chief nursing officer over veral months. so, incident command, it is one of the beauties of being part of the department of public heafocuses on all hands approach, particularly to emergencies and critical incidents, so we are de truly utilized the hospital incident command structure to take on this overwhelming task of recertification and us well and again thank you to all parts of dph that supplied staff to help support because that structure was really beneficial to support the staff at laguna as we wards as we shared, we've met all of the maerent milestones and metrics put forward towards for on, and again cht to say thank you to incident command structure for supporting that and making it i'll turn it over to naz. >> good afternoon commissioners. naz, qu

. >> i happened to bump into the cmo of coinbase on my airplane to san francisco.ll the coverage, and i would say that the coinbase situation was one where it was down three the moment this announced. and i think it's important to point out that there is a love for coinbase, and the stock went from being down three to being -- i don't know, what is it, up six right now? a lot of it is there's a level of enthusiasm that i think was capped by the s.e.c., and now -- i mean, the s.e.c. happened to be stuck with this decision that said that that's it's not a -- that it should be regulated, and coinbase being up is, again, the opposite of what a lot of pros would have said, which was this was when you should be selling it, and maybe people are going to hit it like heat-seeking missiles at $155. i don't see it yet. >> robinhood is only up 0.5%. >> hood's core base of operations is options. and we know that, what, 80% of options expire worthless, so i don't want that to be my core business. i think that robinhood's stock ran up in part because of this, but in the end, when

let's step down, where the previous governor like cmo who gave himself immunity, and 50,000 people diedrump said -- he deny ople, basically denied them access to medical services. so peoe remember that. and never let that man ever come near a ballot and hopefully take his name off the bridge also, because that is despicable. happy new god bless america. host: one more call. this will be from dave. he is in illinois on our line for pessimists. hello. , right? let's try one more call. caller, ahead. caller: hi. how are you doing? my name is dorian rogers. i'm from maryland, a registered democrat. just one thing about regarding pessimistic versus optimistic for the year. host: you are on. go ahead. ♪ >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington, live and ondemand. keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings of hearing from u.s. congress, white house events, campaigns, and more from the world of politics, all at your fingertips. you can also stay current with the latest episodes of "washington journal"