vonnie: coming up, we will hear from the facebook coo sheryl sandberg and facebook interview. al network's responsibly to create jobs. this is bloomberg. ♪ in an exclusive interview with caroline hyde, facebook coo sheryl sandberg discussed why the social network as an ability to help businesses create new jobs. >> there are 70 million small businesses using facebook on a monthly business. million profiles of which a million people are advertisers. they are investing in mobile because that is where people are spending their time. >> do you feel optimistic about what these undercurrents show you about the global economy in general? are we seeing jobs being created and can you give us a gauge for what you see out there? >> the goal is to make sure businesses spend money and get a return. it brings the cash register both online and off-line. that is something we work on. we also see them play important role in the global economy. even the most off-line, small business can use the power of technology. i went to berlin and got to visit a company. they are a furniture manufacturer in

coming up, our exclusive interview with facebook coo sheryl sandberg. l discuss how businesses can use facebook products to grow their brands and create jobs in the modern economy. and some news coming from tesla. the company said to be close to an agreement to produce vehicles in china for the very first time. the agreement is said to be with the city of shanghai and would allow tesla to build facilities in one of its development zones. the actual agreement could come as soon as this week. more details later this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ a subscription service for fitness classes in gyms has announced the close of a $70 million funding round. existing investors include crv. it has doubled its member base in the last year and has now grown to 35 million reservations today -- to date. global ad executives are convening in cannes, france, this week to talk about how brands can take advantage of new technology. it's happening at the annual innovation festival. sandbergberg -- sheryl is one of the most featured -- exclusive featured guests. caroline hyde j

withfrom our conversation facebook coo sheryl sandberg.his is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a story we are following, the federal trade commission is challenging the proposed merger between draft kings and fan dual . the fcc says the combined company would control 90% of the paid daily fantasy business. the private customers of the benefit of direct competition between the companies. the ceos of draft kings and fanduel say they are disappointed by the decision and considering their options. tech leaders say the u.s. government needs to modernize after president trump's senior adviser and son-in-law jared kushner held a tech summit at the white house on monday. tim cook was just one of the tech titans in attendance and he commended kushner's steps in getting the government equipped with the latest technology. tim: u.s. should have the most modern government in the world and today, it does not. it is great to see the effort of in onared is putting things that will pay back in five or 10 or 20 years. emily: we set -- set down with jennifer. she served

coming up, more of our exclusive conversation with facebook coo sheryl sandberg.hts on combating terror online and solving tech 's diversity problems. and a reminder that all episodes of "bloomberg technology" are now live streaming on twitter. check us out weekdays. 5:00 p.m. in new york. 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ announcer: ♪ emily: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. we return now to our exclusive conversation with sheryl sandberg. the social networking giant announced it would increase you should of artificial intelligence to remove extremist content is european leaders put more pressure on tech companies to block material. bloomberg's caroline hyde spoke with sheryl sandberg about this issue. sheryl: there is no place for any of this on facebook, no place for hate, no place for violence, no place for terrorism, and we take that responsibility very seriously. we just announced last week we have been working on this for a long time, we will continue to work on it, but we have next steps. we are using artif

joe: that was facebook coo sheryl sandberg.eed to know for tomorrow's trading day. this is bloomberg. ♪ this, queen miss elizabeth ii prevents parliament with the government program. joe: i will be looking at u.s. existing home sales. julia: don't miss oracle reporting fourth-quarter earnings after the bell tomorrow. joe: that is all for "what'd you miss?" bloomberg technology is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti from washington. you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. a person wearing an explosive belt and a backpack has been neutralized at a train station in brussels. soundsreported hearing of an explosion. officials say it is too early to say whether this is a terrorist incident. calling this incident a disgrace, president trump is laying blame for the death of on northbier firmly korea. he spoke in an oval office meeting today with the president of ukraine. woulds warmbier's death have been avoided if he had been brought accident. the 22-year-old came back

facebook's coo sheryl sandberg on the social media giant's push. betty: staying with tech, u.s. tech stocks have rallied. we will talk about this momentum just ahead and what that means for the economy. independent market strategist jim polson joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is daybreak asia. i am betty liu in hong kong. yvonne: and i am yvonne man. it is technology week and we are diving deep into tech today. let us look at how the sector has performed since the start of the year and relative to other industries. ramy inocencio at the terminal right now. to show you exactly how important information technology or technology stocks have been to the performance of the s&p ever since year to date. on there all the sectors s&p, starting with information technology. ramy: it is at the top here average rate, it is like this. i want to show you that it has actually made up the bulk of the performance for the s&p 500. to 39%tually translates of the growth of the portfolio return of the s&p 500, year to date. you can see how important technology is. moving down to the secon

facebook coo sheryl sandberg takes the stage at the annual ad festival this week as the social networkdominates the multibillion-dollar ad market. along with the google. sandberg spoke exclusively with caroline hyde. tell us what she had to say about the evolution of facebook's ad strategy as the market shifts? caroline: the focus is still mobile. it is unrelenting at facebook. as they see this shift towards mobile, they want the content created by the advertisers for that medium. do not try to repurpose a tv ad. make it for the mobile. we talk about the sheer amount of time people are now addicted to their phone and the opportunities this gives across the product. sheryl: the small screen is big. people have moved to mobile and businesses are catching up. it is now the case and that the average u.s. consumer -- and these numbers are duplicated all over the world -- spending about four hours a day, the majority of which is mobile. it is really an exciting time to be a marketer because people are carrying around in their pockets this device that lets you reach them all of the time. and

ceo melissa meyer under consideration and two prominent women on the shortlist is the facebook coo sheryl sandberger board member huffington but they have taken their name out of the running. >>> snapchat spending $200 million to help you find your friends according to bloomberg. snapped a the parent company of snapchat purchased the french mapping company last month and snap has already turned the product into feature you can find on the main snapchat app. it will let users the their brains photos and video posts by location and those locations are marked by personalized animated avatars for each brand . >>> it is 6:45 am. >>> several san francisco streets will soon be much brighter, replacing 13,000 old light bulbs with brand-new l.e.d light bulbs. the almost $3 million upgrade will improve the lighting and save energy, and it will save the city millions. >> the current lights are energy inefficient and only last 3 to 5 years. these lights will average about 20 years. >> it is about 50% cheaper as far as power consumption and it will pay for itself in about four years. >> operating 6% of the san

two prominent women who are said to be on the list facebook coo sheryl sandberg and uber board member arianna huffington have taken their names off the list. >>> looking to cut out the middleman goldman sachs says the world's biggest sportswear maker is close to a deal to sell directly to amazon. nike already sells gear on amazon through third-party dealers. the deal could bring nike up to $500 million in additional revenue. the potential partnership could mean more competition for dick's sporting goods and other brick-and-mortar stores. >>> virtual-reality being used to transport fans into music concerts. live nation teaming up to give fans a front row seat to their favorite band live without having to leave your couch. concerts are broadcast with 10 different cameras on stage behind stage and in the audience all you need is a vr headset and smart phone to download the next app.>> virtual-reality provides us this opportunity to experience the thrills and chills you can experience live that is something we try to capitalize on. >> the summer concert series is free right now for those

bring you anto extensive interview with facebook coo, sheryl sandberg at 10:00 p.m. u.k. time.ght. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets the european open, i'm matt miller in london. guy johnson covers the european airshow on the ground. we are almost an hour into the trading day. let's see how things are shaping up right now. we have gains across the board with the broader stocks europe 600 up 7/10 of 1%. threeo have the ftse up quarters of 1% and we have the dax gaining and the cac 40 gaining about 1% each right now. we are seeing also some news on moody's,n ranks out of cutting its ratings on for big australian ranks. from aacutting ratings three to aa to at four big to australian banks. you will want to watch that trade. but it has nothing to do with what's going on in europe. i have an imap here showing the breakdown of the stoxx 600 and what you can see by this. everything is up right now. it's one of those days where you have materials and industrials leading, telecoms and real estate are gaining as well. if you look at the move screen, we have fiv

caroline: that was sheryl sandberg, facebook coo.te amazing we are hearing them speak out about what they need to be able to do to tackle this global problem. david: their platform is so universal and it could be used for ill and good, and let the responsibility they have to governments and advertisers because advertisers get nervous about this. caroline: they do, so that is why when they are all gathered this week, sheryl sandberg is going out to talk to friends to show how they can remain safe on the platform. david: she has done a remarkable job. coming up, the european union says president trump could be --ning up a pandora's box could be opening up pandora's box. york, london and washington, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg daybreak. i am david westin. caroline hyde quote bring gusts up to speed on markets. -- will bring gusts up to speed on markets. caroline: heavy gains today, risk appetite remaining. it seems to have been the tech leading the search in the u.s.. on the laggard, it is oil and lower, 5100 turning f

at 11:30 also later, don't miss a conversation with the facebook coo, sheryl sandberg.loomberg surveillance" continues in the next hour. tom keene joins me. brexit. you treasuries, today is the day where they meet in brussels and start talking about divorce day. this is bloomberg. ♪ brags it begins. talks open between the u.k. and .- brexit begins talks open between the u.k. and brussels. emmanuel macron's party sweeps the election. the developing story in london, a van hits a group of muslim , killing one person. theresa may calls it a potential terrorist attack. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua. tom keene, in new york. with these types of events, we have to look at politics as theresa may's power is ebbing away. almost an exhausted united kingdom. it does not seem to end. there is no other way to put it. firstne: let's get to word news. taylor: there has been another attack in london. vantly after midnight, a plowed through a crowd of people. at least one person is dead and 10 others are injured. the van's driver said he wanted to kill muslims. f

. >> one more note on this facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and coo sheryl sandberg were invite bud did notttend. the company says they had a scheduling conflict. >>> voters go to the polls tomorrow in a closely watched special election in georgia. it's the most expensive congressional race in history. new figures so that the two candidates have spent more than $50 million. polls show democrat john os of with a two-point lead over republican karen handel. both parties are looking to the results as a signal to the midterm elections next year. >>> carrie fisher's autopsy report reveals she had cotaken, heroin and ecstasy in her system when she died. her sought days she openly struggled with drug addiction and mental illness her sbif liar. here's reporter kayna whitworth. >> reporter: the los angeles coroner's report revealing a mixture of drugses in fisher's system at the time of death. cocaine, methadone, heroin, ecstasy and alcohol in her system when the actress went into cardiac arrest aboard a flight six months ago. it's unclear when she took the drugs. the coroner telling abc news sleep

some people think it could be a big name like sheryl sandberg, the current coo facebook.he question is how involved will travis d? situation where, it seems unlikely that he will be able to control the board because they are trying to add more board members. the fact that he is voting control of the company means he could ultimately control it. plus the influence of the founder cannot be overlooked. the last thing is a lot of people who work at uber were hired and his image. they are all loyal to him. there are a lot of people who still have a lot of love for him. it should be interesting. vonnie: it is interesting you say that about a lot of people having been hired in his image. what does this say about the prospect of recovery? is it still tainted as it were? >> i think it is problematic. lift is making a lot of gains. the fact is uber's business is not as well protected as a lot of people think it is. drivers are not employees. it is easy for them to jump from one app to the other. and aitors including lift lot of other smaller players in other cities and around the w

facebook said it and other tech companies have a duty to work together to prevent the spread of online hate. says- coo sheryl sandbergminating all such content. under pressure from advertisers, facebook has been cleaning up its network and giving customers more tools to know whether messages are. >> sets us from a company point of view is to make sure there's no inappropriate content of any kind. violence, any of this on our platform, but we take this more seriously. we want to contribute. tech companies have started working together, sharing information freely when anyone identify someone will put inappropriate content on a platform. rishaad: an ipo for the electric car division, jaguar land rover, which it bought nine years ago. internalny has held discussions and is weighing the merits of london and new york. any plans.g it has haidi: time warner is said to be $100 million in producing shows an advertising on snapchat over the next two years. this is in a bid to reach young audiences. make a rangent to of shows including dramas, comedies, and documentaries. will also invest in advertising warner properties like hb

sheryl sandberg perfect choice. [inaudible] highly respected coo of facebook.n is another name being floated around. former executive at disney, the former yahoo chief marisa meyer. the list is long. the line goes out the door. i'm going with the woman on this one. i thought it would have been sheryl sandberg but she's not interested. >> the key i something like that wants the job. >>> nike its a big job. big problems to fix. >> nike putting their shoes in a different direction right now something they have not done before. >> reporter: they never sold& on amazon. did you realize that? you couldn't by nike sneakers on amazon. >> i did not. >> reporter: you might be able to soon. nike is looking at the situation. their rivals sell on amazon. amazon is tremendous. current department stores where nike is selling now their business is slowing so how to you up sales? you cave and you say, okay, amazon, we're ready. here's our sneakers, here's our sports gear. >> got to stay in the game. >>> all right, so what is it that we are doing as we enter another depressing no

facebook's operating officer sheryl sandberg. she spoke exclusively with bloomberg on a trip to the islands -- the alliance advertising conference. the coo, including the future for ad sales growth. >> our biggest message is the small screen is big. people have moved to mobile and businesses are catching up. it is now the case of the average u.s. consumer -- and these numbers are duplicated all over the world, is spending about four hours a day on tv and hours on digital, which is mobile. it is an exciting time to be a marketer because people are carrying around this device that lets you reach them all the time and brands, product services, they have always been part of our daily life from the toothpaste we brush our teeth with to the shampoo we use, to the car services are the cars we drive. all of this is part of our daily lives, the now marketers can reach us hopefully with messages we want to hear as part of our daily experience. that is pretty amazing and the explosion of creativity, the con advertising festival is about the creative community. it's about creating messages that resonate with people and that want them to be part of t