little bit of an opportunity to bring somebody in who can kind of have a blank slate to do that evan spiegel told my colleague, sara fryar, last month in a story in "business week" that he's looking to revamp his management style, change it from evan-first to more of a democracy perhaps. this would give the opportunity for snap to bring somebody in who can kind of break down the walls of secrecy that have been so rampant among the company and also kind of bring in a business mind who can take where imran left off. emily: we can assume that's probably easier said than done, this of course as snap is battling facebook and instagram and as its getting even dragged into these social media issues online, we saw snap go down on the back of these hearings even though they weren't involved. talk about the challenges and headwinds ahead for the company. alex: that's right. you can see the messaging change. they're trying to distance thems from facebook and twitter. they said by the heart of our app, your pictures disappear, you're not being bombarded with content from a bunch of different people, it'

it was generally thought that he was the grown up in the room with evan spiegel.ite young. a lot of people on the street had reassurance about snap. alix: he is going to be starting his own tech investment firm. maybe he is going to continue that role. david: a lot of people would trust him to invest money further in tech. we are going to turn tell wall street beat where recover three things that wall street is buzzing about. the petrochemicals giant $70 billion stake sale. the sale of the stake. your money laundering crackdown after a scandal engulfed the biggest bank. and ma hands over alibaba's home. lead -- moves over to the next chapter of his life. i love the story for saudi aramco. pushback of 2019, you can hear all the bankers go, no. now, they are like we can still make money off of this. >> when i read the story, i was like, take a deep breath. the bankers are going to be ok. maybe it will not be the same bankers making it. the other interesting point is the $70 billion deal. public where and if the investment fund will get some of the money it thought i