there are large knowledge-based companies from the knowledge-based companies in these companies to the engines that will take other companies as well. is it a large company? did this company participate in a large national project? the knowledge-based companies that exist now are more than 70. the percentage of this company and modification start-up companies in the value chain of large companies should enter the same market as the company provided for the advancement of airplanes. our big goal is to become knowledge-based in a report prepared in this field. see the report. i am at your service . drilling oil wells on land and sea is done through these oil rigs. in the past, a large part of the basic equipment of these rigs is imported. now a knowledge-based company was able to make bubbles and with the design of the upper steering device will slow down the drilling to a depth of more than 5000 meters. the drilling industry is a knowledge-based activity that we did. today, in this field, this knowledge-based company, in its new and technological method , has replaced the methods of con

were these mutual companies or stock companies? it just moved on me. if stock companies, what kind of people invested in them? >> okay. so, definitely -- let me back up the difference between mutual companies and stock companies. mutual insurance company is not about holding or accumulating capital. it's supposed to hold just enough money from a group of people to cover any potential losses. this is a form that is occasionally successful, especially with fire insurance companies. this is not the model that marine insurance companies operate from. and even some fire insurance companies and marine and fire start mutual or call themselves mutual companies but actually convert to stock companies, which is to say companies the purpose of which is the return of dividends to their shareholders. so, marine insurance is a much bigger business than fire insurance from the start, which is one reason that mutual doesn't really work for it. it's a big cash business because you might have a voyage that is worth $1,000 or $2,000 or more and so your premium can easily

company there . cher and the head of this company told me that it is actually a paradoxical situation that, in addition to the fact that the storm is needed on the battlefield, people from the company are now being called up for service to fulfill, well, that is, they become military personnel with with mobilization, although it simply kills the entire direction of creation of strike drones for this company, a similar situation was with other defense companies, where the question of mobilization does not agree with the decisions of the ministry of economy there regarding the reservation of personnel working for certain companies. how do you feel about does this happen, have you had similar stories, and if so, how to get out of it , sergey, well, this is a big, big pain for our company, because i devote at least two hours of my working time almost every day, uh, let's say, while pushing away some issues related to efforts to mobilize my employees did not result in the resolution of this issue, despite

also provided by the company. in fact, the industrial companies that i mentioned have interacted and are now producing knowledge-based products and selling them to the market , which is the result of interaction with fanavar company in the past years, and the audience is mainly the elderly people of the country and open and new technologies. i just continue the path the cough is the expression of experiences or the needs of the industries are presented in each presentation . it is good that the companies that have developed a technology introduce capacities and opportunities, but the industries separate from the work they did during the last year , their own needs or industrial opportunities in there is an industry, and the development of interaction with knowledge-based companies was one of the axes that they presented. one of the goals of knowledge-based companies in the field of nanotechnology has been pursued and it is still being pursued in this field . for example, at the disposal of companies what are the i

more so than late stage companies. by the time you get to a certain stage of revenue, you start thinking about diversifying your risk and the types of partners you have. morgan stanley, jp morgan, citibank, the whole list of the larger banks. the thing that people have been forgetting is our job as an investor, as a fiduciary sitting on the board to these companies, is to make sure we are giving them the best device and to help them think about what they need to do. for a large set of us, we started giving this advice a couple weeks ago, more so over the last week and over the last 24 to 48 hours. it is about diversifying the risk and how you are sweeping that cash, into treasuries depending on how many deposits you have in the first place. the second piece is that a lot of these companies do rely on banks. silicon valley bank was a pillar of the committee that helped support -- of the community that helped support a lot of venture funds. they were a lender for capital. funds banked with them, the funds themselves. thi

to a quantum company. >> so, there are quantum companies running as we speak? >> absolutely. i think most people, like ibm, google, amazon web services -- there are lots of startups, we have over a couple hundred startups that are in the industry doing a number of things. some are component manufacturers. some are working on a communication app. some of these companies are offering cloud openings. sometimes association with the big cloud providers -- >> i am glad you brought up microsoft, amazon, and google, they are working in the quantum space. are amazon and google going to have a leg up simply because of their size over the startups? >> not necessarily. the thing that is interesting about quantum right now, they are a very diverse set of technical approaches, and many people are working on different approaches. if one of the start up companies comes up with a new approach, that is superior, and is able to scale faster, or is able to provide better accuracy in the calculations, they can grow. we have seen this before in the computer industry. if you think ab

and this is because the company saw some economic headwinds last year. that includes some stiff competition in it's streaming services, but also other hits across the company. such as at the box office. can we say whether for companies like disney, the timing is just bad for investments in the better vers right now? or if there's some question about the fundamental mainstream appeal of the metaphors? well perhaps it's a sign that such a large company such as disney is pulling back from this right. lots of companies hopped on the band wagon not wanting to get left behind and technology. they created all of these executive positions, specifically dedicated to the metaphors, and that includes companies such as procter and gamble ones. you wouldn't expect now with the larger sort of tech downturn that we saw last year as well as specific failure, such as a met with a metal verse. there certainly is a lot of skepticism and i think we're going to continue to see that. alright, teddy austria, new york, thank you. and finally, in new ministers have agreed to a p

we are in good company. netflix, spotify, all these companies have come down similar amounts. we knew that going public would not be an easy path, especially with, as, in a new industry being a leader, we wanted to be the first crypto company to go out there, and we assumed it would take three or four years to go through the cycle and begin to educate, build trust in the public markets, so that is the process we are going through now. my own personal net worth is not something that is particularly motivating to me in the sense of driving personal consumption or something like that. i am excited about building things with technology, and cryptocurrency is one of the most exciting areas out there right now. so, you know, i am going to keep working on this company for, hopefully, the next decade or two, and i think it is an exciting road ahead. david: so you told your parents you're going to start a cryptocurrency exchange. what did they say? brian: i don't think they quite understood what it was in that moment. and, my mom asked me if i was going to have health insurance, which

that is, why can the company stop ?ell, because i repeat once again that the same carpathian spring water. these are the carpathian mineral waters. they have five times less experience. yes, i understood that. yes. we are 8 we are number we are one, we are this company that once overtook pepsi-cola and coca-cola and united all of mine, we became back with the market leader , yes, uh, karpatska fontalna. we have 40% of the market, and these have eight, since how can such a smaller, so much smaller company manage such a large one, and the best step is to go into management and simply lose it, such an insidious and, you suspect, such an insidious plan to simply remove a competitor for to occupy his share in the market, that is, so that they and they will not be able to remain in charge for a long time until here and here for now it will be and it won’t matter. give it too well, during that time, if they will manage like we think, they can lose this brand well, but no less, it is a company no no, uh, unrepentant shareholder

companies. at the foot of the table the system of about 500 stock exchange companies is sending me the company electronically. it was also decided to connect government companies to the system . out of about 500 government companies that we had invited , 450 companies attended the meeting today , and so far they have come here. reached 294 companies, both listed and non-listed companies, officially and fully use the saman mohammadi mechanism and the store terminal, which shows that out of 757 listed companies and 449 government companies, only 300 companies were connected to the modian system, still a large part of the taxpayers it means that the trade unions were not called either article 204 of the internal regulation as an act of abandonment by the judiciary in the case of the previous government was set up in the 10th verse of the 12th month . it happened in the new government. radio and television, mr. doctor, the meaning of this system of taxpayers, if it comes to an end, maybe tax evasion

companies do it. i don't think they should without affirmative consent. you said you want to be a good actor. so why not make that commitment to me today? >> we are committed to be very transparent with our users about what we collect. i don't think what we collect -- i don't believe what we collect is more than other players. >> my problem here is you are trying to give me the impression that you are going to move away from beijing in the communist party. you are trying to give the impression that you are a good actor. but the commitments that we would seek to achieve those goals for not being made tonight. they are just not being made. you will continue to gather data, you will continue to sell data, you will continue to do all of these things and continue to be under the -- of the gunman's party through your, you know, the organization that owns you. in any case, thank you, kratom chair. >> the gentleman yields back. we now recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. burgess, for five minutes. >> thank

it seems as if the large oil companies or carbon energy companies are doing quite well. they have record profits, record revenues. and as a result of that, some people in the white house and other places have suggested a windfall profits tax. so, is the industry in such great shape it can afford that? mike: well, it is a cyclical industry, david. we see prices go up. we see prices go down. a windfall profits tax is not going to encourage more supply. it's not likely to reduce prices. in fact, it can do quite the opposite. president jimmy carter tried a windfall profits tax in 1980. it was rescinded several years later and collected less revenue than was expected, and didn't result in more investment. it resulted in less investment and less production. normally, if you want less of something, you tend to put more taxes on it. if you want less smoking, you tax cigarettes. if we want more energy production, putting taxes on energy production is probably not a good idea. david: in your current job, do you have to go to washington to talk to legislators and regulators and do

so what is the impact of all of this and the company is trying on the companies trying to navigate politicsican chamber of commerce in china just released a new survey looking at these issues and i have been speaking to its president. great to have you on the programme with us. good to be with you. you've recently released a survey of your member and we're talking major companies like pepsi, johnson &johnson, general electric and so on, and paints a somewhat pessimistic outlook, doesn't it? companies are really tired of three years after covid. a number of things in china have made them look a bit more pessimistic. china has been growing slower and travel has been really difficult so companies in general, their responses were more negative than they have been in a long time. what does that mean in practice? are they not putting money in in the same way? 74% said they are planning on leaving right now but it does seem to indicate companies are not willing to invest my money right now. seem to indicate companies are not willing to invest more money right now. they cited a number of reasons. n

what has it been like for your company and how much longer do your company and how much longer do you, , you think it will take to fully recover?— recover? it has been an extraordinary _ recover? it has been an extraordinary journey . recover? it has been an l extraordinary journey and recover? it has been an - extraordinary journey and when recover? it has been an _ extraordinaryjourney and when you think about the war the united states has principally recovered. we sell sequential improvement every month in the second half of last year and ahead of 2019 levels. even the uk quite robust in terms of travel but the rest of the world was still shut down from portions of 2022 so asia pacific began to open up 2022 so asia pacific began to open up in the second half and china opened up in the beginning of this year so those markets will continue to into 2023 and 2024 and generally people think the world will be recovered by 2025 but it is really exciting to see it. china issued the important to your company. 10%, around 650 of your hotels are there. what difference will it make to your com

and 440 government companies, only 300 companies are connected to the modian system. that means about 25% of the majority of taxpayers that is, the society of trade unions has also sent article 204 of the internal regulations to the judiciary as a waiver of action . it was set in the previous government. now, the tenth verse of 12 months has happened in the new government. sajjad wahhabi of the radio and television news agency, good mr. doctor, the meaning of this system of taxpayers, if it is completed, maybe tax evasions are really close to 30 million promissory notes, a number of devices, a number of companies and guilds, and a clear connection between stock exchange companies and state-owned companies. apparently, the number that ever it is said that about 25% of the companies that are connected to the mehdi 11 system, according to you, about 520 companies have joined the system so far, and in total , in the period since we started from 18, about 40 million invoices have been sent to us. it is about 850 thousand billion tomans and the amount of value added tax, wh

so this is really basically fietta combining other companies. and this hasn't been the standard and global ai data work. but with the sector growing 25 per cent annually, things are slowly changing for the workers who feed machines with information. hundreds of thousands of russians have left their home since the beginning of the war. one destination is georgia, where russians can enter and earn the right to work without complication. tens of thousands are staying in the black sea city of but to me there's a look at one recent immigrant. but to me, georgia, a place of refuge for thousands of russians. one of them is maria and i t specialist from st. petersburg. she and many other refugees say they're against pu and, and the russian warn ukraine. she supports russian opposition. politician alexis, of all me. but after his poisoning and imprisonment, she sees no future in russia numbering, elizabeth, eligible to hold demonstrations in georgia in russia, they would immediately throw you in prison. records in, in georgia is her temporary adopted cou

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white makes for a better company. -- why it makes for a better company.: let me just say i love san francisco, this is where i live and this is where our headquarters are. we have moved to a distributing workgroup. we are hiring forever they are in the world. -- wherever they are in the world. close to 60% of our employees do not live near a twilio location. there's a lot of people who will not be able to go back to the office and you will get -- we have said we will continue leaning into the world of hiring great talent where it is and make them super productive and successful in this distributive world. someone said something smart to me once which is hybrid is the worst of both worlds. hybrid cars, work, whatever it is applied to and i think there is some truth to that. i would rather have a full gas car or electric cart. hybrid is the same thing. we have leaned into the fact that we are a fully distributed company and we get teams together periodically to get a lot done, but then ultimately where people live is not the most important factor in how we

company in a sense, but we are really a global company that is headquartered in the u.k., and the u.ky is only 12% of our business. i do not know if that will be wildly different. but i think we will be bigger in other parts of the world. francine: mark, thank you so much for your time today. mark: thanks, francine. thank you. ♪ introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. david: this is my kitchen table and also my filing system. over much of the past three decades i have been an investor.

you might say, well, not more than any other company. -- other companies. and i agree with ranking member palone that i really don't want to go by that standard in particular. but that tiktok's in-app browser surveilled everything from americans including passwords and credit card numbers, et cetera. i just want to ask you if tiktok did track and collect this sensitive data, that americans don't want to have disclosed? mr. chew: congresswoman, thank you. i'm glad you asked this question because, like you pointed out, we actually do not believe we collect more data than any other social media company out there. a lot of these reports, and we can talk about which one specifically you are talking about, a lot of them are not that accurate. some of them we have actually gotten in contact with the authors to help them understand the data that we are collecting. a lot of it is speculation. this is something they could do. they could do. what if you look at the subtext, this is something that every company could do. >> i'm running out of time. let me just say that

company, but we are really a global company headquartered in the u.k. the u.k.ay is only 12% of our business. i think we will be bigger in other parts of the world. francine: thank you so much for your time today. mark: thank you. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network, with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to 75% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities™. erik: welcome to "bloomberg ne

and when tech, when a company to do something bad, what normally happens is consumers go to another company. that's how a free market is supposed to work, but that's not how it's working online. and that's because these companies have become so big and powerful. that's what any trust laws are for. it's part of the reason they're so big and powerful is they have all of our data, so they're able to use their algorithms to learn and so on. that's what consumer privacy laws are. so, so, so there are other laws yeah, accountable without regulating. yeah. and julie, i know you want to jump in. i mean, obviously we all can agree, something needs to be done about this, specifically about harmful content online. but julie, i would imagine you don't think a big tax should be getting a pass as they have. no, no, they shouldn't. and i think one thing that this case is highlighting perfectly, it's the need for transparency on how our rhythms work. because right now we are, we're making assumptions. a lot of assumptions that has been researched by most of them external. so that case would make a strong i

companies.ring, design, implementation and pre-launch implementation, the launch was done entirely by iranian experts and companies, and when you have a lot of equipment and tools in an industrial complex of this magnitude , you use to collect products from all over the world based on the technical specifications that you define. did and need you have and bring these together, let's put them together based on the engineering plan, how is this production process planned, can it be used, 70 more than 70% of the equipment and tools used in this refinery and oil platforms in the entire phase 14 used, based on the statistics provided by the respected employer of the national iranian oil company, iranian contractors and suppliers were used, and the role of knowledge-based companies in the field was used as suppliers, because at times, the ministry of oil was somewhat resistant to the use of iranian equipment. phase 14 specifically unfortunately, 12 years have passed since the contract was signed until

it is a special company, i don't think it's the greatest company to walk the face of the earth.of its true believers think it is. evaluation of $400 billion. the way the company is priced, it is priced even higher. markets see something i don't and to get some clarity on what additional stuff is. jack otter: kathy would seems to think innovation will justify any valuation. how do you make sense of what she's buying? >> innovation is not a business. innovation is change. i have seen businesses be innovative in a terrible business march. pcs were the innovation of today. out of every ten pc companies, 8 went out of business. we often mistake innovation and growth for profits and value and what i find lacking in kathy's story is she has a good sense for trends and the macro. grasp of the micro, and that is connecting the micro to the macro, and i'm willing to go along. and we have an 80% market share on all electric cars sold. you've got to work to establish 80% market share. they are all macro stories, making macro beds without doing the work of connecting the micro, the company,

the companies to help people. we would advertise it and communicate about it as we get into the fall. as of today, the government is in charge of vaccine distribution so we do not want to confuse things for the u.s. consumer. as we get closer to the fall, we make sure we get the world out. as i mentioned, we want to work with rural hospitals, committee hospitals, homeless shelters because i really believe there is a better way to give access to people to uninsured. we have heard loud and clear that the system's headed by big companies is too complicated. too much paperwork, takes too much time. >> i just want a commitment that you are going to make sure the public understands that there is a way to get this if you are uninsured. correct? >> senator, we are going to work really hard to make sure the public understands the process. >> and my final question really is about the covid-19 vaccine trials that excluded pregnant populations, which left moms and their doctors with very little information to guide them. it c

company in a sense, but we are really a global company that is headquartered in the u.k.he u.k. today is only 12% of our business. you know, i don't know that will be wildly different. but i think we will be bigger in other parts of the world. francine: mark, thank you so much for your time today. mark: thanks, francine. thank you. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ experience the elevation of electrification at the invitation to lexus sales event. erik: welcome to "bloomberg new

of amoli management and other managements of state-owned companies and subsidiaries of companies andiliated companies and up to institutions and public non-governmental institutions and organizations , including subcategories own subcategory of other devices it is prohibited for government organizations and companies and organizations and companies affiliated to non-governmental institutions and public institutions and municipalities, which according to their statutes, the subject persons are part of the angles, are excluded from the scope of this ruling. the exclusion of the right to receive any kind of fee for participating in the meetings that they are required to attend according to the appropriate law, or any endorsement of the shares of state-owned companies subject to transfer to financial and credit institutions to obtain facilities, except with the written approval of the minister of economic affairs and finance prohibited the slimming clause is 11 of all government institutions, state companies, including companies that require mentioning or clarifying the name and companie

since you say you are a company -- good company and want to do good things, why not?it is something we can look into. >> we have a required -- requirement of heightened protection of sensitive data, particularly location and health data. would you commit to not gathering or dealing with location or health data unless you get affirmative consent from the consumer? under our bill, those are categorized as sensitive. unless the person specifically says i want you to collect that data, you wouldn't be able to, would you commit to that? >> in principle, i support that. we do not collect precise data at this point. i don't believe we collect any health data. >> you would be willing to make the commitment that you won't collect location and health data, you are saying at all. >> this data is frequently collected by many other companies. >> i know other companies do it. i don't think they should without consent. you said you want to be a good actor. why don't you make that commitment today? >> -- >> my problem is you are trying to give the impression you will move away from b

and most of the companies, including public and private companies, are, are kind of acquired by the chinese states, incorporates sponsored force neighbor programs into their social responsibility commitments. i think that price quote, that kind of captures supply chain includes and there are a kind of complicit that social responsibility commitments from public and private companies operating in the region. all right, that's your coolio at sheffield harlem university. thank you very much. thank you. now to some of the other global business stories making headlines, electric car maker tesla is headed to mexico. companies saying it will invest $5000000000.00 and a new plant in the northern part of the country. the mexican government said the company had committed to water reciting plans, the dressing concerns in the region. the plant would be tesla's 5th after the one built in berlin. more apple suppliers and china are looking to move locations. that's according to the maker of airpods. bloomberg reporting go or tack is itself investing $280000000.00 and a new plant there. second, vietnam com

and most of the companies, including public and private companies, are, are kind of quiet, kept the supply chain includes. and there are kind of complicit me, their social responsibility commitments are from public and private companies operating in the region. all right, that's jarquin oleo at sheffield harlem university. thank you very much. thank you . and now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. electric car maker tesla is headed to mexico. the company says it will invest $5000000000.00 in a new assembly plant. in the northern part of the country, the mexican government is elsewhere transforming a supply chain takes time just as companies trying to move goods between europe and china over the past year. or the overland root, known as the northern corridor, has become problematic. it goes from germany, mostly by rail, through poland, belarus, russia, and kazakstan all the way to sure. as result, europe's attention is increasingly turning here to the middle transport cord worth, which runs through the black sea, and that's put more emphasis on a plant deport com

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company in a sense, but we are really a global company that is headquartered in the u.k.he u.k. today is only 12% of our business. you know, i don't know that will be wildly different. but i think we will be bigger in other parts of the world. francine: mark, thank you so much for your time today. mark: thanks, francine. thank you. ♪ kal: this episode of "getting warmer," we are talking about how to stay cool as our planet gets hotter. >> cooling is one of the biggest challenges we face with respect to climate change. kal: i am kal penn

company in a sense, but we are really a global company that is headquartered in the u.k. the u.k. today is only 12% of our business. you know, i don't know that will be wildly different. but i think we will be bigger in other parts of the world. francine: mark, thank you so much for your time today. much f- [announcer] imagine mar having fuller, thicker, more voluminous hair instantly. all it takes is just one session at hairclub. introducing xtrands. xtrands adds hundreds or even thousands of hair strands to your existing hair at the root. they're personalized to match your own natural hair color and texture, so they'll blend right in for a natural, effortless look. call in the next five minutes and when you buy 500 strands, you get 500 strands free. call right now. (upbeat music) david: this is my kitchen table. and it is also my filing system. over much of the past three decades, i have been an investor. [applause]

these are special acquisition companies or spac's. digital world up 6.5%, the spec due to take truth social public. the idea the market is talking about is the indictment of former president trump is a spotlight on more conservative social media platforms as more conservative media platforms including a video platform are seeing money flow into them in the equity markets this friday. let's get specifics of what is happening from laura davidson out in washington, d.c.. -- washington, d.c. where do we stand with the indictment? >> he could be arraigned as soon as tuesday of next week, this is something people have been waiting for since trump said he could be arrested on truth social. this announcement took everyone by surprise. including trump's old lawyers who were not expecting this to come and not expecting an arraignment next week. this is going to look similar to any other type of arraignment that would happen. trump will have to get fingerprints, moksha taken, sit in the basement of the courthouse in manhattan. ed: have we heard

in addition to the listed companies and government companies, we also have about 175 companies. they voluntarily attended the call, which is commendable. the level of trade relations between iran and the russian republic of bashkiria reached 150 million dollars in the 11th month of this year, and the government and businessmen of bashkiria discussed and consulted with their iranian counterparts in tehran about the development of commercial relations. they signed several memorandums of understanding for cooperation between the islamic republic of iran and the russian republic of bashkiristan, as well as the negotiations we had with our iranian counterparts, we plan to write a road map for our bilateral cooperation, and in the form of this road map, we will bring the vital to iran at the exhibition, as well as a delegation from the islamic republic of iran in the month ardibehesht to the oil, gas and technology exhibition in the city of people, compared to today's toman , 150 million dollars, and this is very little. capacities of iran and the rasan club have examined the existing

companies. the cadence in foreign companies is actually happening. in the tsm case it is one of the largest gaming and rises, the equivalent of an e-sports team, like a yankees for e-sports that will provide gamers with some requests gamers wants, to get more liquidity for in game items through avalanche bad -- and avalanche based wallace. right now gamers have to close systems where they buy in game assets at one place but cannot sell and move to another very quickly, or, they have to pay large fees to convert back to u.s. dollars. so they will create a wallet on avalanche were all of the different games will have inter operability had to make their lives better. ed: we will continue the conversation with blitz tsm going forward. there is something happening in global silicon valley and we appreciate your insight avalanche president john will. coming up, discord gets on the open ai and wagon. is that a surprise? expanding its own ai offerings. we talk all about that development next. this is bloomberg. what if we live to 100. i don't want to outlive

, a company for a long time. what is going on in the mind of the average worker you're seeing out there? so i think we're still in a market where jobseekers have lost opportunities. you know, there was, i mentioned that how many job things are right now. and there's still, you know, but $10800000.00 job openings at the end of january, which is, you know, about 40 percent 40 percent for where it was proud of the pandemic. so lots of opportunities out there right now, but i think, you know, that means that there's a variety of options for workers so that there can be, say, for folks who do want it, some of these, you know, gig work or, or independent contractor. but i think at the same time it does give leverage and strengthen the bargaining position of workers at full time jobs. so, you know, we've, there's been some illusions to the fact that there is a very low low r layoff rate right now, that workers are involuntarily losing their job at high rates right now. in fact, you know, the way to stay that we have is

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-- why is anyone using these companies? >> well, it's a huge market and this is the great part about our of ti opportunity. we're number one in market share at 17.7% it a fraction of the overall market and over time, security is really become a fragmented market because we're taking a platform approach, literally the salesforce of security as i say, this gives us the ability over time to consolidate the spend. we're consolidating agents, reducing complexity and giving a better outcome, which is stopping breaches. >> some people criticize me for bu buying palo alto and i know crowd strike to me, it's not palo alto versus crowd strike but the huge incumbent group that has to go because they're costing a fortune not doing the job and so much business in the crowd there is room for everybody. >> well, it's a big market and what is important to realize in security, jim, security technologies parallel the slope of the technology curve. meaning azs technology gets more sophisticated you need products more specialized to protect ag

it's the company's 1st investment in indonesia and it comes as car companies are racing to secure critical minerals for batteries. that could be a risky bed as rules for a mass of american subsidies package, which will help electric vehicle. buyers remain unclear. those rules, banning companies from using too much raw materials from certain countries. gary health bowers, a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics where he focuses on international trade. gary, welcome to the showed ford announcing its teaming up with a chinese company at a time when the u. s. is actively discouraging companies and carmakers in particular from including china in its battery supply chains. is this a bit of a gamble for the company? it is indeed, on this inflation reduction act that you referred to. i, it's a lawyers treasure. i mean, the rules will be very complicated as dodd if ford missteps, it got only risks money penalties from the u. s. government a but also, you know, the kind of hearings we've had for other companies doing business in china. so it's a gamble, as you say, i as

company. 60% of the company is owned by global institutional investors, 20% is owned by the founder and 20% owned by employees around the world. bytedance is five board members, three of them are american. now tiktok itself is not available in inland china. we are headquartered in los angeles and singapore and have 7,000 employees in the u.s. today. still, we have heard important concerns about the potential for unwanted foreign access to u.s. data and potential manipulation of the tiktok u.s. eco system. our approach has never been to dismiss or trivialize any of these concerns. we've addressed them with real action. now that's what we've been doing for the last two years, building what amounts to a firewall that seals off protected u.s. user data from unauthorized foreign access. the bottom line is this. american data stored on american soil by an american company overseen by american personnel. we call this initiative project texas. that's where oracle is head quarted. today u.s. tiktok dat