getting new customers.as this shift to the cloud provided a lot of future opportunities? >> absolutely. i think that's one of the areas where we have seen a model we have created as a true native architecture be embraced. it's one of the reasons we have been so successful. , in point security delivered from the cloud was so popular. it is not just about endpoints and laptops and servers. it is really about protecting workloads, and those could be on premise or in a cloud like amazon or the google cloud, and that is really important. you have to be able to protect these wherever they are at. taylor: when we look at the bottom line, not profitable yet, but losses are slowing. what is the pressure to be profitable? >> the way we look at it is first, what are the unit economics? we have really good unit economics, and some of the legacy -- i call them fossilized vendors get acquired, change their business model, try to move to the cloud, which is difficult for them to do, we think it is a great opportunity to g

by customer basis this year. we have a 3.5% opt out rate. that's up a tenth of a percent since we last presented to you. we're still at a 96 percent retention rate, which is pretty good. we got a 1.7% super green upgrade rate, that's up a tenth of a percent since we last presented, and that represents more than 400% of our sales. that's going up all the time with the recent 100% renewable energy ordinance for commercial buildings. we expect this to go up over the next several years. there are always many things happening on the regulatory front. today, i wanted to highlight a few for you. these are all pretty meaty topics. i'm going to cover them at a high level. if you have any questions, we're happy to address them or follow up with you through the executive officer. the first we wanted to mention and bring to your awareness is related to the expansion of direct access. that has come about as a result of bill 237, which was authored by hertzburg and adopted last year into law. that expanded access for non-resid

we're very proud customers of custom ink.ep coming back to custom ink because of the quality of the product, the customer service, and the ease of use. that moment you walk in the office and people are wearing the same gear, you feel a sense of connectedness and belonging right away and our shirts from custom ink help bring us together. - [announcer] custom ink has hundreds of products to help you look and feel like a team. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com taylor: welcome back to the best of bloomberg technology. was announced tuesday the ceo of ebay with stepping down on the company was operating a review. they have been under pressure from an activist who is pushing of company to spin off some its businesses, including stub hub. the chief financial officer has been appointed interim ceo. i spoke with spencer about the move. spencer: parts of performance and holding the company together, not selling pieces that activist investors want sold, this is bringing ebay closer to the scrap heap. it's like

getting new customers.aylor: has this shift to the cloud provided a lot of future opportunities? >> absolutely. i think that's one of the areas where we have seen a model we have created as a true native architecture be embraced. it's one of the reasons we have been so successful. in 2011, end point security delivered from the cloud was so popular. it is not just about endpoints and laptops and servers. it is really about protecting workloads, and those could be on premise or in a cloud like amazon or the google cloud, and that is really important. you have to be able to protect these wherever they are at. taylor: when we look at the bottom line, not profitable yet, but losses are slowing. what is the pressure to be profitable? >> the way we look at it is first, what are the unit economics? we have really good unit economics, and as some of the legacy -- i call them fossilized vendors get acquired, change their business model, try to move to the cloud, which is difficult for them to do, we think it is a gre

i learned a lot at cisco we really focus on customer side we listen to the customer carefully. we wanted to be the first company to really understand the customer's pinpoint. we also want to be the first company to come up with a solution we want to be along for trust. we don't have other competitors. if you truly care about customers, we feel trust with customers, i think we'll be okay. >> let's say i am a verizon customer, which i am, and verizon has chosen zoom to be a partner. do i go to zoom? do i go to verizon i want to use you for my football fantasy league. >> verizon is a wonderful partner of ours. you can go to zoom and also verizon already had a huge installment base they can resell zoom to their installer base either way is okay you will get zoom service. >> 96% year over year growth these numbers, people are going to be saying, well, the stock is getting hit. it's not because you're slowing down, it's because of the way the stock market works, right? there's not some sudden slowdown people asked me, zoom, something must have gone wrong at zoom that's not the way it

we are focused on customers.company, you have to make choices, and we are making choices for the customers. that is how we are orienting the company. we want to be profitable. i think the business can be profitable, significantly. a lot of retail companies are incredibly profitable. in the united states, our goal is to drive the lifetime value of customers. taylor: quickly here, any plans to go public? imran: we are way too early. ceo imran, verishop's khan, thank you for joining me. and our conversation with facebook's privacy officer is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg technology. i'm taylor riggs. back to our top story, the increasing probes into alleged antitrust behaviors by big tech companies. this time, google was in the spotlight. 50 attorneys general opened a broad probe into the company's certain advertising practices. this followed friday's turn of events, new york's attorney general announced she is investigating whether the social network was stifling competition. i sat down with facebook

so every single customer, i mean every single customer would have had to sign a contract and a purchased. i've listened to the recordings. yes. especially with sim cards which seem to crop up. yeah. promotional offers, these are your words. well they are said promotional offers. we have examples where it's said that the sim cards are included in that... absolutely. ..monthly price that they're being given. and then they find they're an additional cost. something's gone wrong, hasn't it? absolutely. so in some cases, customers would have read that and misread that. no, it's what they're told. sure, on a verification call, it says that it would be a promotional offer so we would add an additional line in for the customer. why would anyone who understands the terms and conditions put a sim card that is costing them hundreds of pounds in a drawer and be told that you can just put in a drawer. that implies it's free. what it implies and what it says are two different things. do you feel guilty about anything? guilty, no. upset that individuals feel this way, of course i do. i'm a human being

continues to serve customers successfully, meeting our customer needs and our regulatory requirements. we conducted our last nature auto enrolment process this past april, so it is a good time for us to recap our overall program enrolment. we also want to share with you what we heard from the customers to opt out and why they chose topped out. our program popped out percentage over the life of the program, from its may 2016 start , is three-point for -- is three-point four%. we experience in 96% retention rate. that is 6,300 accounts electing to receive 100% renewable like electricity from us. at previous meetings, you've asked us to bribe information on the reasons customers opt out the clean power s.f. program. we had approximately 280,000 customer accounts enrolled during the april enrolment period. about 10,000 of those folks opted out. customers that choose to opt out of the program are asked why. the primary answer it if -- primary answers given or rate or customer concerns, dislike with being automatically enrolled, and declined to answer. we are required by state law to automa

how can we make custom me -- customer life better?e positivity from customers and we wanted to make things better. that is why we launched free, one-day shipping. it will get to you within one business day. taylor: how are shareholders responding to the increased cost this will cost the company? imran: if customers are happy, they will keep coming back, they will become very loyal customers at that will drive lifetime value of the customers. we are reorienting our company. we are a very young company, less than one-year-old, but the way we are reorienting our company, it is long-term and how we think about long-term value of customers. we believe that by giving happiness to customers on databases by getting them the product faster, having the best selection, best quality, best customer support, for example, we put a customer's separate phone number on the top of the site. by doing so we increase the lifetime value of a customer. we really focus on that. that will create long-term shareholder value for the business. taylor: amazon and

and because customers demand that and we want to provide that opportunity for customers. >> thank you. i know my time is expired, mr. chairman. i wanted to quickly say that my office recently met with a mall business located in my district and pay a living wage and sell a high quality product online upon and oh stoercht. i know my office reached out directly. we are in the same place and looking forward for the conversation with you to see how a amazon makes sure it meps small businesses. thank you. >> thank you. i now recognize the gentleman from north dakota, mr. armstrong for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. i'm glad privacy has come up. pyresy comes up. censership comes up we talked about newspaper advertises and that's where we get into this. and everybody at -- sitting at the table up there has a role in some of those issues. we all have different interests in that. but i think that's when we -- and i know everybody at the table is anti- -- is witnesses are anti-trust experts. but i think one of the problems i think we have to recognize this is that anti-trust is very comp

too they want to know how customers tick just as amazon doubts. in seattle amazon is testing a process that may soon go global. simply go to a store. environ out shopping. be monitored and wander out again. 3000 of these stores are expected to open next year. at amazon pick up customers can go and fetch their online purchases. hand of the treasure truck will take the online offer of the day to individual districts if. amazon book stores even sell books offline amazon also owns the world's largest organic market chain as well as its own fleece but their craft. amazon already sells insurance and medication operates publishing houses and fashion my payment systems and cloud services and produces its own films and television programs it penetrates whole areas of our lives and collects data in the process everywhere. it's made jeff bezos the richest man in the world reportedly earning him $100000000.00 a day as a hobby he has his own newspaper the washington post. his company blue origin is i need to launch 2 wrists into space. he's built a huge mechan

custom is so what can the other customers do because there are about i think 400000 other passengers that are stranded holidaymakers that are certain that are not british who do they turn to is there an e.u. hotline where can they go well there is a thomas cook hotline through the civil aviation authority for the u.k. customers that might shed some light but really the s.s. protocol is their own travel insurance in their home country and if they don't have that is there an authority that they can turn to i mean the un has of course rules regarding for instance when your flight is delayed is there something like that in place in this particular situation. well that would really be up to the administrators for thomas cook for countries outside the u.k. i can only really comment on the u.k. and as a saved the normal rules would pay the insurance would come in place so when people haven't got insurance the 1st thing would be to contact the agent to taint a date but that holiday would get way which is what i would say to conceive is here and any rule or legislation that is put in place in

happy and making their customers repeat customers and loyal and that's the business we're in. >> lastuestion, kind of an odd co-indianapolis dense, jeff immelt joined the board. actually at the time when the stock hit the high what does he bring because you know i follow lahr which culp and ge and ge has become controversial some of the things mr. immelt did seemed controversial is he additive >> jeff is amazing he is a world class leader think about the number of people in this world who led organizations as global as complex as enterprise focused as jeff has he brings a wealth to the table. as twilio continues to penetrate the enterprise he brings a tremendous amount of experience to the table and already in just the three months or so he's been on the board been tremendously additive and valued. as a ceo and the whole company. >> i'm glad he's helping great to see you thank you for doing all the charitable things. thank you for teaching people how to code which is again the way that the -- this country has to advance, everyone, including me because he showed me to learn somewhat ho

our customers better.ng on categories like men and women fashion, home and beauty, we recently lost kitchen and just refocused on how we can serve our customers better. we believe the market is big enough for multiple players to do well. taylor: that was verishop ceo imran khan. competitive shopping to competitive gaming. most gamers in the world consider themselves competitive gamers. intel just announced another big e-sports tournament in tokyo around the 2020 olympics. for more on the technology, opportunities at landscape, i talked to players and the ceo of super league gaming thursday. ♪ >> when you are entering a brand-new market space, very nascent, don't know how to define the edges of the pie of how big the market space can be, many investors see it as a fad until they have children or grandchildren that game. and then the light bulb goes off. they realize gaming isn't something you grow out of anymore, that they are spending just as much time watching other people videogame as they are gameplayin

we could see he was selling to customers all over the world. >> i saw government customer s from placesi also saw some customers in there from places like syria. one particular case it was for a government contract in syria. iran. he had plenty of people reach out to him from iran. >> we knew that we did, in fact, have a problem, and we really needed to pick up the pace in this investigation. >> if we don't stop crack 99, the potential consequences are troops being hurt, terrorist attacks. there's a reason this technology is restricted, and that's to avoid exactly this situation where the technology is being trafficked without any limitations all over the world. >> we know we need to have a plan to meet him face to face, to ultimately make an arrest. the problem is that he's in china, we're in the united states. plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agree. that's why we're working on ways to improve it.

i like the customer with me during the appraisal. i want the customer to know that what i'm doing is fair. if i take them around the car and i point out the defects with the car, or the imperfections with the car... when these lights turn yellow, you can get this replaced. it costs 300 or 400 bucks. then when i give them a number that's lower than what they originally thought it was gonna be, their expectations are probably more in line. they're less surprised, and they feel like you're hiding less. i would rather ask these questions with them. make sense? >> i like that. i like that approach. >> you too? last year, car cash generated over $13 million in revenue. that's $13,500 per car, since they bought 960 cars. if jon followed my process and took the customer through the appraisal process, he would be able to buy cars for 5% or 10% lower than he's paying today. that's about $1,000 a car. $960,000 a year, without buying one more car. when you leave somebody in the office, the level of anxiety that's happening, as you sit there, as

this is something we will do extensive customer information campaigns so those early morning customers know what to expect. they'll be told, you don't have to get off this and this will take you down to make your destination. this reduces the number of vehiclevehicles on tonsend. we've been hearing feedback, the 9r, which is something that has had positive feedback, for example, in visitation valley isn't starting early enough. we will be implementing service to rinkon hill which is something we've been work o worn for a long time and something this board off proved. another change is an equity change, currently the 29 sunset is not very customer-friendly. we don't have a very good lay-over at the end of the line. so what we do -- and we've done it for many, many years -- when the bus gets to third street, customers have to wait through the entire operator lay-over before heading to the end of the line. so what we're working on is to try to work to get a terminal and a location but if we're not able to, we'll do the terminal loop twice. so we will take customers directly to the end of

what is the british government doing about british customers?g a huge enormous operation to bring british holidaymakers back home. it is going to be the biggest repatriation of uk citizens since the second world war. when monica airline went bust a few years ago, they brought back almost 100,000 passengers. here we are talking about an extra 50,000 on top of that. the uk authorities have charted more than a0 planes over the next two weeks, this operation will ta ke next two weeks, this operation will take a couple of weeks to sort out, they will run something like 1000 flights to return people home. they are warning that inevitably when you are warning that inevitably when you are dealing with that number of people in a complex situation, there are likely to be some disruption and delays along the way, but it is expected that people can continue on their holidays at the hotel they are currently at, if they are abroad at the moment, and theirflights should in theory operate on the same day they were due to return to the uk. there may be a case wh

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to regional a nationwide cares to serve millions of customers. as well as the vendors that support that ecosystem in the wireless world. everyone will play a role in building out 5g, we know that. but these are the carriers, the operators that will pay for spectrum license and put spectrum to use the serve consumers, particularly in urban rural areas of the united states. so along with him aca k'nex we really appreciate your attendance today to discuss the very important issue of c van spectrum. matt discussed content delivery too proven fiber technologies that would help the point and and markets. this also follow the fees in the fcc to make more spectrum available and keep the consumers insatiable appetite for the man and wireless services and empower the 5g world spectrum -- it's owned by taxpayers unlicensed by the government. for wireless consumers, 5g services will revolutionize consumer experience in every aspect of their lives. it will power the latest health, telling health improvement, precision agriculture distance learning, autonomous

our customers passengers have a flight booked out from the u.k. today unfortunately your flight has been canceled don't go to the please don't go to the airport if you're overseas on a thomas cook holiday then you can continue to enjoy your holiday the cia is launching. this is the largest repression since the 2nd world war and we will be bringing harum everybody. back back to the u.k. as close as possible to their return date 150000 brits need to be flown home in all 600000 holidaymakers are affected including customers of german subsidiary neck come in holiday airline kaunda another german subsidiary said that for legal reasons it was unable to fly passengers who had booked via thomas. the firm has been struggling in recent years mounting debts at high interest rates alongside changing consumer habits combine to create rough conditions in the travel and aviation market uncertainty surrounding breaks it didn't help matters things came to a head last month in order to raise cash quickly the bosses put the airline business and condo up for sale bef

you have a complaint going out to take customers home what about the long haulflights, say customers long haul flights, say from across the atlantic, cuba, you're sending planes out that far are you? thomas cook customers are spread around europe and in particular america. 0ur europe and in particular america. our website has all the details, thomascook.caa.co.uk, our website has all the details, thomascook. caa.co. uk, about those flights. in some cases, other airlines such as virgin and ba are going to help us bring back customers from those kind of particular locations but, for all passengers, please, be reassured we have over a0 planes that are in position and many of them are being prepared as we speak. the first flight prepared as we speak. the first flight is due to take off shortly and we will be bringing people home so and we will be bringing people home so you and we will be bringing people home so you can and we will be bringing people home so you can continue to enjoy your holiday. we will aim to bring you back as close as possible to your expected return date and all the

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saying that it report, we have customers saying thatitis report, we have customers saying that it is expand this? they have offered more choice. initially, it was about having a modification to those machines. now they have extended and are offering a free replacement. you can have a free replacement. you can have a free replacement or get a paid upgrade. there are options. thank you for coming in and expending all all quiet on the suburbs in this neck of the woods, and it is across the greater part of england and wales. a big area of high pressure has moved in during the course of the morning. glorious clear skies in many locations. similar prospect in southern and eastern parts of scotland, northern ireland faring quite nicely. one or two marker showers on the north coast, more showers on the north coast, more showers across northern and western scotland. more on the way a breeze across the north, much quieter further south. a fresh feel, a high of 22 or so. and on —— an autumnal evening, the skies will stay clear across england and wales. that's not the case across the west of sco

the customer is right. >> it's the only way to make money in our view. in the long-term because what's happened now is everybody's too short-term oriented, and eventually that's catching up to us, and it's caught up to us. they say we have 11 years to fix the planet before it's completely irreversible. 11 years that's short-term now. we need to really start changing now to affect the planet in the long-term and that's what we're trying to do in the long-term. >> when i go into this beautiful store in williamsburg, i read about things that matter i know that people are saying i never do brick and mortar. i know you lasted. you are pro. there is a sign that denim is dirty. i had no idea. >> what we're trying to do here as much as provide a new place for people to shop, because we went from digital first, customer first, we're also trying to educate and inspire how people on earth understand where their clothes come from and the impact that has on the environment. because if they have that knowledge, they can make an impact as well you see the story of deni

how many customers do you believe are being affected by this?hould do for their mobile contracts, the company is aware of this and we think they need to stamp it out. three mobile say the proposals that we are talking about here are not in the customers best interests and that a better solution is to help them find a contract that is to help them find a contract that is best suited to their needs and priced fairly. does that cut the mustard? no, we completely disagree, we think the fact that they can say a discount cannot be in the customer interest doesn't really ring true to me at all. what they all say is that we need to keep adding incentives for people to switch contracts and we agree with that, people should be looking for the best deals but that isn't an excuse to penalise and exploit that loyal customer base who stay with a provider, with the same contract and are often paying what we think is over £1 million every month more than they should do. as you said, the other mobile phone companies will accept that it's not 0k, they said they a

automatch usa is filled with customers.financing here? >> we deal with all major banks to hopefully meet your payment that you guys can afford. >> mm-hmm. >> we could probably afford around 350 a month comfortably. >> i think we should be able to get that done for you at that price range. >> thanks again for coming. >> thank you, marcus. nice to meet you. it looks like a brand-new showroom today. last time i came in and went to the parking lot, i think--maybe six cars or something, and i never got out of my car. this time there's a lot of stuff to look at, which is fun, from rims to tires. a lot of nice cars on the lot. >> this has the sporty options that you like. >> i think i'm gonna buy a car today. >> thank you. >> you want to take a look at our cars? >> yeah, that'd be great. >> it's been a very successful day, and i'm really proud of pete and the entire staff. >> anything you like, i'm here. just call me. i'm here day and night, so whatever you like. okay? >> look, it was a great day. we've sold a lot of cars and a lo

using c band satellite delivery to serve our customers. the company moving into wireless and looking at iq 5g spectrum d how that can be used to increase connectivity for our customers so we're excited about this plan which we think that's a lot of, provides fiber and spectrum and happy to talk about that. >> philip is a policy director for public knowledge. you want to do two seconds on public note? >> sure. thanks for charter and aca and cca for inviting public knowledge today. on the policy director for public knowledge, a consumer and public interest advocacy organization. we spent the last few decades working on spectrum policy. we just spectrum as an important wireless infrastructure issue and its away to deal with issues like closing the digital divide, provide competition come bring more choices, competition and lower prices to consumers. >> next to me, ros from the taxpayer protection alliance. >> thanks, john. the taxpayer protection alliance is a taxpayer group found in 2011. we focus much on an issue under the customer issues a

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across europe along the foreign subsidiaries are tour operator necromancer which offers trips to customers in germany switzerland austria and others to that coax planes the groups airline business comprise comprises of thomas cook airlines and condor germany together they have one $105.00 jets despite the group's collapse condor remains an operation flights are running normally but it's requested a bridging loan from the government and has said it cannot on our bookings made by a top thomas cook putting affected passengers in the same situation as thousands of others around the world. all of these a chance to d.h. trace and recharge the batteries not so for the travelers among hundreds of thousands of thomas cook customers wondering how well now they're going to get home . they just how to get to the r.b.a. area jet ski and we should get more information but we're not too sure that it's a nightmare they mistress. know or want it really foretold. what can you do if you're overseas on a thomas cook holiday and you can continue to enjoy your holiday he's launching. this is the last reproached

and we are maniacally focused on making customer life better.ched with two day shipping and saw the possibility from our customers. we wanted to make things better and that is why we have launched free one-day shipping. taylor: so you say customers before shareholders, how are shareholders responding to the increased costs? >> customers are happy, they will become loyal and that will drive significant lifetime value. the way we are orienting our company, we're just one year old, but the way we are orienting is focusing on the long-term thinking about the long-term value of customers. we believe that by delivering value on daily basis by delivering faster and having the best selection and quality and customer support, for example, we put our customer support phone number at the top of the site. by doing so, we increase the lifetime value. if we do that, that creates long-term shareholder value. taylor: amazon and walmart have also come out recently with free one-day shipping. how do you compete? >> first of all, we have to recognize that e-commer

customer intimacy is absolutely paramount.rtunately it has been underserved for such a long time you cannot find the products you want easily on the mainstream. so when some people come to us it is different. it could be hello, my hair is extremely dry, help me find something. or it is i have used this product and it affects me. what do i do? you could see the traffic was there but we were asking ourselves about what the gap was missing. what we are learning is that you have to be intimate with your customer and it is not just intimate with your customer and it is notjust enough to push a product at them. we had a scenario where a chunk of customers were inactive before. they we re customers were inactive before. they were coming, looking, returning to ta ke were coming, looking, returning to take a look not completing the action, not placing an order. we have seen a dramatic increase in the proportion of customers who come to the site and actually place an order on the website. . and that is our latest series. that have a qui

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