they spoke to emily chang in an interview in may.ear how they have their sights set. >> it is not just softbank. the's 3 billion was not raised by softbank. toyota tosed by hyundai to booking microsoft. were blessed with the global best names one can imagine. >> why continue to raise money rather than going to the public market? >> because of ambition, which requires a broader set of services for our customers. investments identify and understand and we want you to do it. yourll me about relationship with masa. he has said you can have unlimited capital. and yet, i don't think you're asking for that. >> he and i are extremely close. we are blessed to have a mentor and a friend and partner in this journey. now needll not right that capital or want that capital today because we have enough capital to invest in what we need today. told me you surpassed $1 billion in revenue and you are on track to double that this year. where it will that revenue come from? >> the biggest trajectory in growth is indonesia. we are doubling and tripling d

i'm taylor riggs in her emily -- in for emily chang.op story, escalating tensions between the u.s. and iran. speaking in florida, the president defended u.s. airstrikes that killed a top iranian leader. >> if americans anywhere are threatened, we have all of those targets already fully identified, and i am ready and prepared to take whatever action is necessary. and that in particular refers to iran. taylor: to discuss, we are joined from washington by jamil jaffer from ironnet, security firm started by former director of the nsa, retired general keith alexander and before that, he served on the house select committee on intelligence. great to have you. kick us off, give me your broad thoughts on iran, most certainly responding via cyber warfare. jamil: look, iran is going to feel the need to respond. we have taken strong action, the president has, in response to a long series of aggressive activities by the iranians. they are likely to respond in one of two ways. terrorist attacks, likely abroad, it would be dangerous to provoke a terr

the two spoke to bloomberg's emily chang in an exclusive interview in may.r how they have their sites set on making grab a super app. anthony: it is not just softbank. if you think about it, the first $3 billion raised by softbank, it was raised from toyota to hyundai, to booking to microsoft, open hammer. you talk about, we are very blessed with the global best names one can imagine. emily: why continue to raise money rather than going into public projects? hooi ling: because of ambition, which involves a broader set of services for our customers. there needs to be additional innovation and additional investments, and those are investments that our partners, we identify the opportunity and they are like, we understand and we want you to do it. they are encouraging us to go bigger, bolder, and better so we can service southeast asia more consistently. emily: tell me about your relationship with masa. he has said you can have unlimited capital from him, yet i assume you are not asking for unlimited capital. [laughter] anthony: masa and i are extremely close.

. ♪ ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in for emily chang, and this is the "best of bloomberg technology," whereu all of our top interviews from this week in tech. coming up, the california consumer privacy act. the law is now in effect but not without controversy. we will discuss how companies are interpreting the statute meant to standardize data mining practices. plus, cybersecurity in 2020. what new threats lurk online and will tech try to thwart it?

. ♪ ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in for emily chang, and this is the "best of bloomberg technology," whereu all of our top interviews from this week in tech. coming up, the california consumer privacy act. the law is now in effect but not without controversy. we will discuss how companies are interpreting the statute meant to standardize data mining practices. plus, cybersecurity in 2020. what new threats lurk online and wille

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taylor: i'm taylor riggs in san francisco in for emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." u.s. banks post earnings this week. wells fargo says it needs to be a tech company. we will have a preview. plus, what it means for bonuses. the heartbeat of health care. technology and health are linked like never before. and sonos sues google. but is the custom sound system company showing trademarks of a takeover? we will talk about the survivability of upstarts in the big tech era? breaking news. u.s. treasury has named no currency manipulators in its fx report, effectively taking china off of being a currency manipulator. again, the u.s. treasury has named no currency manipulators in its foreign-exchange report. we know that china was put on that designation list in august, being removed today. i want to get back to our top story. it is all about earnings season here. the big banks set to report earnings this week after having spent billions on technology in 2019. that could be bringing a big change to the bonus culture as traders are being forced to unlearn some of their most ba

. ♪ ♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs in san francisco, in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology rally. we will hear from micron ceo and others come alive. facebook takes action -- and others, live. plus,

♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs in san francisco, in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology."ran mourns its fall in general and threatens attacks on the u.s., cyberattacks are possible. and, it is buy time. pivotal research raises alphabet new ceo.largely on the and, mobility tech is all the rage and uber takes one more step to becoming a one-stop shop for all of your transportation needs. heavyweight technology companies led a rebound. andanies like salesforce alphabet, fresh record highs. that means that the small-cap technology companies are looking relatively cheap on a valuation basis. joining us, bloomberg across asset reporter sarah ponczek. really i am showing, now looking like some of these small-cap tech companies look cheap relative to some of those big things. you are looking at the forward price to earnings ratio the s&p&p 500 versus 600 for both technology sectors. 600, as you can see, trading at a discount, at the lowest level since 2001. i will say that we posed this chart to jonathan golub of credit suisse about an hour ago and he said, i would not be too quic

♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs in san francisco, in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology."icron stocks rally. we will hear from micron ceo and others come alive. facebook takes action -- and others, live. plus, deepfake van. facebook takes action but does the network go far enough? elon musk cuts a rug as the company delivers its first cars from the shanghai factory. cestart, the annual conference is currently underway in las vegas. ces is gathering the biggest names in the business of consumer technologies and served as the proving ground for innovative technologies for 50 years. a flying carng on with hyundai, working on air taxis to take the concept of ridesharing to a higher level. that this is say closer than you think. at uber, we have been working on elevate for about three years, developing a network and ecosystem of people aligned with our vision of bringing ridesharing from the ground into the sky. we are looking to launch our network in 2023. we have a network of now eight partners, hyundai is our eighth partner. we are excited about being able to do it. >> what

. ♪ ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in san francisco in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology, big tech earnings tumble out all week. , amazon reporting. we start with apple. searching for the cure. biotech may be the key to help cure the potentially deadly coronavirus. we will speak

. ♪ riggs in santaylor francisco in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology."p morgan's record year. we break down how tech helped push the bank to its most profitable year ever. plus, crystal ball. we will look at one of the internet pioneers and what he sees for tech in the years to come. hacking ukraine. in the midst of an impeachment investigation into president trump, russian hackers went after the company at the heart of it all. our top story, jp morgan setting records. tuesday, reporting the best year for any bank in u.s. history. shares jumped in the fourth quarter, ruled by a rebound in trading. joining us to discuss, bloomberg's sonali bostic. humans at least stand another chance against the robots that had been threatening so much of the trading business. sonali: even though there are humans involved, remember that jp morgan among other banks are working very hard to make these businesses much more electronic. almost every part of these banks are being transformed by technology, except the m&a rainmakers we really need the relationships to make a dif

. ♪ riggs in santaylor francisco in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology."d year. we break down how tech helped push the bank to its most profitable year ever. plus, crystal ball. we will look at one of the internet pioneers and what he sees for tech in the years to come. hacking ukraine.

♪ ♪ : i am taylor riggs in san francisco in four emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology."ee years in the making, the u.s. and china signed phase one of a trade agreement. more on what the deal means for american technology. plus, the other perspective. hasese telecom giant huawei an opinion after that historic signing. we will hear from its director of legislative affairs, and winning over india, u.s. tech giant's move into the country with more than half a billion internet users. we will explore why not everyone is happy. but first, to our top story. it is finally here. after three years in the making, the u.s. and china have signed phase one of their trade deal. president trump and the chinese vice premier puttingpen -- putting pen to paper. mp: china has made substantial and enforceable commitments regarding protection of american ideas, trade secrets, patents, and trademarks. china has also pledged firm action to deal with pirated and counterfeit goods, which is a big problem for many in the room. taylor: those people in the room, executives from qualcomm and ebay and

. ♪ ♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs in san francisco, in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology its fall in general and threatens attacks on the u.s., cyberattacks are possible. and, it is buy time.

. ♪ ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in for emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology."the next hour, the united nations links saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman to the 2018 hacking of jeff bezos's phone. we will have details and calls for an investigation. plus, smaller and cheaper. apple suppliers will start assembling a new low-cost iphone next month.

. ♪ riggs in san francisco and for emily chang and this is bloomberg technology.nsions mount after president trump orders and airstrike that killed one of iran's top generals. as they promise retaliation, we look at the technology realm. plus, another high note with a record amount of deliberately's -- deliver

. ♪ ♪ riggs in sanaylor francisco in for emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." u.s.earnings this week. wells fargo says he needs to be a tech company. we will have a preview. plus, what it means for bonuses. the heartbeat of health care. technology and health

riggs in san francisco and for emily chang and this is bloomberg technology. coming up, tensions mount after president trump orders and airstrike that killed one of iran's top generals. as they promise retaliation, we look at the technology realm. plus, another high note with a record amount of deliberately's -- deliver lease -- deliveries. apple att price for $300 per share. but first, to our stop -- our top stories, a u.s. air strike that killed one of iran's top .ilitary officials in the wake of the attack, the director of the u.s. cybersecurity and infrastructure warning agency, heeded urging the public to brush up on iranian tactics in order to pay attention for political systems. fromscuss, we are joined boulder colorado were tom telemann and in studio bloomberg .eporter want to start with you. thank you for joining us. i often read that iran will respond to our sanctions and increasingly it now looks like cybersecurity. it do you see increasing cyber security threats? organizationst are constantly being bombarded by iranian actors, anyone who has the ca

taylor riggs in san francisco in for emily chang and is is a face-off with facebook. and potential competitors accusing facebook of anticompetitive behavior. is at stake.hat and the ultimate engagement. askser ceo jeff dorsey elon musk for a tip. and retail in return. making the return of merchandise a more customer friendly experience. that is the goal of this organization and we speak to its ceo. -- four potential competitors are demanding mark give uprg be forced to control of facebook. in a lawsuit, they get use facebook of anticompetitive behavior. they also want it to sell whatsapp. facebook says the claims are without merit. partner in we have a -- and a cocounsel in the case. great to have you with us. i wanted you to talk about the lawsuit wanting mark zuckerberg to be forced to give up control of facebook. is this possible and why? >> as of now, he has incontestable control over the company. his class of shares overpowers the class a shares. he has carte blanche to do what he wants with the company. hehe board. if you look at the details of our lawsuit, the

. ♪ riggs in fortaylor emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology."ons links saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman to the 2018 hacking of jeff bezos's phone. we will have details and calls for an investigation. plus, smaller and cheaper. apple suppliers will start assembling a new low-cost iphone next month. ip

♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in san francisco in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology."oming up, big tech earnings tumble out all week. , amazon reporting. we start with apple. searching for the cure. biotech may be the key to help cure the potentially deadly coronavirus. we will speak to a company on the front lines of finding a vaccine. taking a bite out of competition. tictoc competitor bite. first, our top story, the s&p 500 declining the most in almost a month with energy and technologies leading the losses due to concerns about the impact of a major virus that originated in china. it comes at the same time as the s&p goes into the busiest week yet for earnings, with some of the largest tech names reporting. joining us to discuss, craig johnson. thank you for joining us. i wanted to talk about today's action. stocks off about 4%, the nasdaq off about 2%. do we expect a bigger correction to start happening? craig: i think this market is one where we will get a bit of a deeper correction. we put out a piece earlier this month and titled it, i will melt with you, and o

taylor riggs in san francisco in for emily chang and is is a face-off with facebook.al competitors accusing facebook of anticompetitive behavior. is at stake.hat and the ultimate engagement. askser ceo jeff dorsey elon musk for a tip.

. ♪ >> i'm taylor riggs in san francisco, in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology."ue coverage of cyber risks from the relationship with iran looking at the threats you can't see. alphabet'smissed, top lawyer leaves after questions about a workplace relationship persists. they say it is time for new leadership at the company.

taylor: i am in for emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." a strong showing. netflix reports solid fourth quarter as it sees a 20% subscriber boost. but that kind of growth will fall short next quarter. we will look at every angle. the computer and i.t. giant eked out revenue growth thinks to its cloud. we will break down the numbers and discuss how the company is positioned for the rest of 2020. speaking of the cloud, microsoft's ceo set down with bloomberg in davos. we will hear his thoughts on the competition between microsoft, amazon and google. first, to our top story. netflix shares initially jumped the for a racing the gains after reporting fourth-quarter earnings. now fluctuating between gains and losses. the company has hit a milestone to passing subscribers outside the u.s. during the quarter. growth this slowing with forecast at just 7 million subscriber addition in q1. to discuss earnings report in further detail we are joined by emarketer and ceo andre. it seems like the shares were trading off of the first quarter subscriber guidance, which came

. ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in san francisco, denver emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technologye is getting set on whether or not to allow new witnesses in the impeachment trial of president trump, but it looks like mcconnell and the gop have the votes they need. plus, frexit is here. supporters are ready to celebrate after years of

in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up in the next hour, women on board.hs will not back companies on board if the directors are white straight men. what recent tech ipos stack up under the mandate. a $2 trillionach valuation by the end

♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in san francisco, denver emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology."he senate is getting set on whether or not to allow new witnesses in the impeachment trial of president trump, but it looks like mcconnell and the gop have the votes they need. plus, frexit is here. supporters are ready to celebrate after years of gridlock. we will hear from british leader boris johnson. amazon shares posting their best one-day gain in more than a year after reporting of a blowout quarter. one-day shipping and gains in the cloud have investors pushing the stock up to a 990 $9 billion valuation. first, after more than three years, brexit has finally arrived. johnsonsten into boris 's comments. in the meantime, i want to bring it sebastian, who has been there all day covering the news for us. what are we expecting to hear from the prime minister, boris johnson? >> i think rather a conciliatory tone. this is a company -- this is a country in healing. there are people who have no cause for celebration. in fact, it will be quite an upsetting moment. if he wants to bring the

. ♪ ♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs in san francisco, in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technologyks from the u.s.'s strange relationship with iran, looking at the threats you can't see. counsel dismissed, alphabet's top lawyer leaves after questions about a workplace relationsh

♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in for emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology."oming up in the next hour, the united nations links saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman to the 2018 hacking of jeff bezos's phone. we will have details and calls for an investigation. plus, smaller and cheaper. apple suppliers will start assembling a new low-cost iphone next month. we will bring you the latest. chipmaker bellwether, texas instruments out with earnings. looks like a beat on the bottom line. shares rising in post-market trading, extending record highs. first, united nations experts are calling for an investigation into allegations that the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman, was involved in the hacking up the cell phone of jeff bezos. officials say information suggests bezos's phone was hacked following a whatsapp exchange with the crown prince. saudi arabia's finance minister spoke with bloomberg on the sidelines of the world economic forum in davos. >> i think the embassy -- assessments last night saying this is absurd. they called for an investigation so they

. ♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs in for emily chang and this is the "best of bloomberg: technology."oming up, tech sector reports. netflix, ibm, and texas instruments all out with earnings. we've got you covered. united nation the saudi crown prince to the hacking of amazon's jeff bezos's phone. we have details. cloud and ai. we talked big themes shaping tech. we hear from executives from microsoft. would begin with tech earnings that began this week. netflix, ibm, and texas instruments reported tuesday. subscribers passed a 100 million milestone outside of the u.s., a boon for the international footprint. but they also cautioned on subscribers, saying growth would not be as robust. we covered it all with our guests. they are pretty strong in the developed markets. there is not a lot of growth for them in the u.s. looking abroad, they have a lot of room to grow, but that will be difficult. when we talk about that 7 million subscriber guidance, that is compared to a strong q1 in 2019. when you look at the year-over-year comparisons they are very weak compared to last year's. taylor: l

in for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up in the next hour, women on board. goldman sachs will not back companies on board if the directors are white straight men. what recent tech ipos stack up under the mandate. a $2 trillionach valuation by the end of 2021. posh marks push. we talk about special commerce and sustainable retail with the posh mark co-founder. what shoppers and entrepreneurs want is in our special theories retail transform. top story.r goldman sachs making a stand against all white male boards. goldman will refuse ipos unless the company's board has at least one person who is not white, male, or straight. goldman is the biggest underwriter of ipos in the u.s. joining us is add the aftermath -- abby and jeff. this seems like this could be real change. goldman has significant influence. they were the top u.s. underwriter last year, one of the top three in the last decade. it is more than a pr stunt. >> even if there is never an ipo they refuse to do, they will probably make everyone who wants goldman to underwrite it to have a diverse board. th

. ♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs in san francisco in for emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology."n the next hour, tensions mount after president trump orders an airstrike that killed one of iran's top generals. has tehran promise retaliation, we look at the technology realm. plus, tesla delivers. the electric carmaker with a record amount of deliveries, but

. ♪ ♪ : i am taylor riggs in san francisco in four emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology.", the u.s. and china signed phase one of a trade agreement. more on what the deal means for american technology. plus, the other perspective. hasese telecom giant huawei an opinion after

♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs in san francisco, in for emily chang, and this is "bloomberg technology."oming up in the next hour, interference. we continue our coverage of cyber risks from the u.s.'s strange relationship with iran, looking at the threats you can't see. counsel dismissed, alphabet's top lawyer leaves after questions about a workplace relationship persists. they say it's time for new leadership at the company. we have details. and the week that was, elon musk has a reason to dance, and apple hits more milestones, that plus highlights with team monster. but first, our top story, the trump administration is imposing new sanctions on iran, retaliation for tehran's attack on u.s. military bases. now, the sanctions target the steel industry, as well as eight senior officials. now while adversaries didn't get into traditional military war, their continued cyber warfare remains. cybersecurity film dragos published a report highlighting hostile hacking activity by an iranian linked group against u.s. power suppliers. so for more, we have the president of gullah tech adventures. p

taylor: i'm taylor riggs, in for emily chang, and this is "the best of bloomberg technology," where we bring you all the top interviews this week in tech. coming up, tech sector reports. netflix, ibm, and texas instruments all out with earnings. streaming, semis, and some surprises in the mix -- we've got you covered. plus, the united nations links the saudi crown prince to the hacking of amazon's jeff bezos' phone. we have details. and cloud and ai. we talk big themes shaping the big tech. from microsoftar and alphabet in davos. and we begin with tech earnings that began this week. netflix, ibm, and texas instruments all reported . tuesday brought us netflix's fourth-quarter results, which showed subscribers passed a 100 million milestone outside of the u.s., a boon for its international footprint. what the company also questioned on some scrubbers this quarter, saying growth would not be as robust. we covered it all. >> they are pretty strong in the developed markets already. there's not a lot of growth for them specifically in the u.s. looking abroad, they have a lot of room to grow

taylor: i'm taylor riggs, in for emily chang, and this is the "best of bloomberg technology." where we bring you all of our top interviews from this week in tech. coming up, the threats you can see. the u.s. and iran trade military attacks. even if strikes weighing, -- wane, cyber risks remain. plus, hardware, mobility, content, and digital assistants. we have highlights from the annual ces event in las vegas. we hear from the heads of micron, qualcomm, verizon media, and queen vee. and tesla ceo elon musk cuts a rug after delivering the first customer cars from the shanghai factory. shares touch record highs. our top story this week brought increased tensions between the u.s. and iran. last friday, a military strike in baghdad international airport took out one of iran's top generals. tehran responded by launching missiles at u.s. interests in iraq. it all roiled the markets and created new fears of cyber warfare. cybersecurity firms like cloudflare were up this week as a result. i was joined by marcus salary the director of strategic threat tracei security firm dark and our

taylor: i'm taylor riggs in san francisco in for emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology."ia consumer privacy act. the law is in effect but not without controversy. we'll talk about how companies are interpreting it statute. plus, cybersecurity in 2020. what new threats work online and how will tech try to thwart it.

taylor: i'm taylor riggs, in for emily chang, and this is the "best of bloomberg technology."s week in tech. coming up, the threats you can see. the u.s. and iran trade military attacks. even if strikes weighing, -- wane, cyber risks remain. plus, hardware, mobility, content, and digital assistants.

taylor: i am in for emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." a strong showing. solid fourth quarter as it sees a 20% subscriber boost. but that kind of growth will fall short next quarter. we will look at every angle. giant ekedr and i.t. out revenue growth thinks to it