>> i don't think viewers know that gary friedman is 54. she's 26.a high five instead of demoted from ceo? >> you will get tweeted on that one, baby. i think it depends on the context in these cases and what's the surrounding context involved here? >> you have to wonder if there's something more we don't know yet. i don't see firing the ceo just for, you know, dating the younger woman. >> i think conducts. the new environment and world lived in. code of conducts. >> the board saw it as a risk reputationally and so they moved him out. though he'll continue in a major role with that company as a consultant. that's the gap. gary friedman's former employer, ironically enough, second quarter raising higher than expected. can you believe in the turnaround? >> gap is cool again. i know you rocked the multi-colored jeans. i may have to get them at gap myself. >> yeah. the bright colors. >> i find these companies terrifying altogether because one month they're up, next month they're down. how do you project future revenues of a company that depends on what co

little calling around, all of a sudden the ceo made this weird announcement earlier this week, gary friedmaning the company and starting this new business but still keep a hand in the business and all seemed odd and someone said by the way the real reason is he has this relationship with this woman. she said it's consensual, he's divorced. >> someone wrote in and said it should be puritan hardware not restoration because it's consenting adults. she didn't report to him either. it wasn't a direct boss -- >> i don't believe it was a direct report. she may have been hired by him or he may have encouraged the company to hire her taken gets complicated as everything in life is. >> half your age minus seven is fine, he's 54, you go all the way to 20, so she's 26. that's your thumbnail monetizing mobile. monetizing mobile has become a mantra for companies like i don't know, like facebook for one. here to talk about the opportunities they see in mobility, the famous john sculley, former apple ceo, chairman of 3cinteractive, provides mobile platforms for best buy, carnival, and others. john duffy, go

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