>> google is making a ship. they had their own shopping service called google express. the new strategy has been the partner. it is the enemy of my enemy is my friend. their enemy is amazon. strategy with their around asia and china in particular which is a partner with a lot of chinese companies looking to expand outside of china. >> amazon does not have a great china strategy. markets they are focusing on our southeast asia and indonesia. and google. they are looking other countries in southeast asia. india's a big focus. google has talked a lot about their efforts and we've seen them chip away at returning to mainland china and they recently had a partnership with tencent. emily: what is your take on this, isaac? >> i think the move is important, mostly on symbolic levels. the price is roughly less than 1% of the company's worth. but really what it is is google trying to say to beijing, listen, we want to come back into china, we want to do business with chinese companies. and so they picked relatively a nonsensitive company to do it with, e-commerce is less of an in

google has even as a statement -- google has given us a statement that says google experiences shouldd on what they do and not who they are paired we conducted our first pay equity analysis 2012 and completed the most recent ones in 2017. we looked for unexplained a differences in gender and race and the and made upward pay -- and ethnicity and made upward pay adjustments as necessary. based on analyses and adjustments, we have zero statistically different pay district. >> i think they have control for all the factors that are responsible for a bunch of the discrimination paired they said -- the discrimination. they said we adjusted for level, poor performance rating. when these are the exact things people are complaining about saying they are treated unequally. so of course when you control for those angst, the pay would be regarded as equal. i have a friend that i referred to google and she had four years of experience. the recruiter talked to me and said, hey, we're putting her through the system and when they sign her to her interview. they set the interview this person for an ent

engineer at google. thank you.astblockchain have been boasting all the various solutions for the technology and now he why and microsoft are paring up to use this in the gaming industry. and tune in for a new episode of european conversations with robert smith airing wednesday at 9 p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: while the price of declines have taken a tumble, there is a lot of interest in watching. global spending is expected to reach $2.1 billion. more than double the $945 million spent in 2017 hurt let's get to carolina hide. >> thank you very much indeed. paul to -- let's talk to rhody. he is in seattle. talk to us. the company announcing a partnership with michael soft this time for content rights or media and entertainment. it is all about gaming. paul: to start with. the solution where trying to solve here is the incredible complexity of business complex -- business contracts. and all the videogame publishers out there. there are several thousand publishers and games. every single one of them

google says they will finish out the contract. and i expect the employees will probably continue to push back on le's involvement mr. thi >> sreenivasan: is there a rger conversation that i happening among tech companies about how they should be working with or not working with the u.s. government? therehink so. you know, has been a lot of reckoning throughout the tech industry over the last year or so where employees are kind of wondering about how the products that they create are being usedyo. you knowsee this at facebook in the wake of the cambridge analytical scandal and with 0 twit ear little bit with the trolling and harassmt going on there and of course with google in this military contract theree is a lot of questibing aout, you know, whether we are creating here is it fundamentally going to be used good or not. >> sreenivasan: all right. kate conger joining us from gizmodo, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: from oakland california to phoenix, arizona, street artist chip thomas shares stories of the navajo

of modi's are one hundred percent offense free and that'll be the day google deletes of mo g.'s altogether donald corder r.t. . how goes latest move hasn't gained the reaction it might have anticipated nine hundred sixty in twenty eighteen will have flying cars and travel across space twenty thousand we were moved in that from a movie because it hurt someone's feelings google we value inclusion have a more inclusive saladin moji also google trends is not a welcome subject will be monetize your video if you even mention it also google we also value making drones for the army oh my god i'm so thankful that google is representing me at first i wasn't sure if being a vegan was ok but this movie has very fired my existence i feel so included where once i felt alone in a barren wasteland. controversial conservative figure doug ford has won a landslide election to become ontario's new premier the vote overturns fifteen years of liberal control in the canadian province towards late brother rob was also a politician though he came to prominence for other reasons. future of mankind so we

how does this fit into google? >> years before they had their own shopping delivery service, which has largely been a failure, their new strategy has been a partner and it is like the enemy of my enemy is my friend, and their enemy in this case is amazon. this fits in their strategy in asia, in china particular, because a lot of chinese companies are looking to expand out of china. emily: so amazon also does not have a great chinese strategy. >> the markets they are focusing on, indonesia, looking at other countries in southeast asia, clearly india is a big focus. google has talked a lot about their efforts and we have seen them chip away at returning to mainland china and they recently had a partnership with tencent, and now with jd. emily: what is your take on this, isaac? isi think the move important, mostly on symbolic levels. roughly less than 1% of the company's worth. but really what it is is google trying to say to beijing, listen, we want to come back into china, we want to do business with chinese compani

i think the vote with google board -- google's board shows how important this was.s an employee driven initiative to get this in front of the organization, and i think it's wonderful to see that. emily: but they voted it down. this is where the founders, mary and sergei, have a lot of -- larry and sergei, have a lot of voting power. do you think the founder control at technology companies in particular is a problem? mike:or me to comment about google's structure specifically. as mark pointed out, google is getting lawsuits on both sides of this issue. i'm sure the board is taking that intorationreally trying to do the right thing for their organization. emily: mark, what is google saying about how they might address this otherwise? mark: they said this morning they will certainly take into iteration -- consideration. they talked about how their board is not that diverse and how they will work on certain metrics to diversify their workforce and the board. i think typically with these measures, google likes to do things on their own terms rather than dictated by what

google has been hit on all sides.a former female employee who brought a case around gender and pay. there is the case the former engineer brought about the opposite, that google was discriminating against white men. the next question this morning after the employees spoke was a shareholder proposal about that, that google is biased against conservatives. emily: mike, shareholders often vote down proposals at shareholder meetings, yet you have other companies like intel, microsoft, qualcomm, ibm that are doing much more to tie gender pay to executive performance, executive compensation. what do you make of this? mike: it's clearly a very topical issue across the board. this is something that, i think it's great that these organizations are being proactive about. i think the vote with google's board shows how important this was. this was an employee driven initiative to get this in front of the organization, and i think it's wonderful to see that. emily: but they voted it down. this is where the founders, larry and serg

its android operating system, it will automatically have installed gmail, google maps, google searchaying this is anti-competitive to other search engines. they could also revisit the 2.4 billion euro fine they imposed last year around the shopping experience that you get on google and the fact that you are unlikely to find competitors on it. they are saying perhaps google has not done enough to react to that yet, and therefore we could see fines even in excess of $3 billion. day by day, you could be fining google verse -- for the fact that they have not managed to tackle head-on the anti-competitive shopping online. emily: twitter is being added to the s&p 500. it's interesting if you look at the charts for square and twitter, which jack dorsey runs both of these companies. both of them up and to the right over the last year, despite headwinds. i have another chart here in the library, showing the company's turnaround at twitter. dan, what do you make of the fact that dorsey has somehow been able to pull this off? dan: dorsey has had the golden touch. if you look at the twitter turn

i think that has led to positive results for google earth, google and the world at large.peak specifically about certain projects that google may or may not have engaged in, because i am concerned about retaliation from my company. emily: what can you tell us, then, about your own experience at google, and the experiences of your colleagues that you have witnessed? it is not just about hiring, it is about retention and progression. you know how have you felt about , your own journey at google, and do you feel like management has supportive of advancing your career? liz: i think that i have been very lucky that i have a supportive management chain. i know that other people have been significantly less lucky. that i have had experiences with hostile managers who refuse to advance their promotions and career prospects. i know of people who have been assigned the wrong level upon hire, and had take two or three years to be assigned to what their similar peers have been assigned. therefore it is kind of a situation where a lot of people, myself included, had many micro-aggressi

officials say the deal would marry google's market reach and strength of analytics with jd.com's google's and strength of analytics withjd.com's supply chain and logistical expertise. i askedif chain and logistical expertise. i asked if strategically this was a good deal. strategically makes perfect sense. great logistical last mile expertise, delivery expertise. great expertise with its ai platforms. google will still be blocked in mainland china.“ platforms. google will still be blocked in mainland china. if you look at the overall relationship between china and india, and you look at the suspicion regarding chinese companies, in australia the recent blocking of huawei, how is google going to handle the data privacy issue, for example, beijing having access to all the data? could there be an amendment that eventually, google will be unblocked in china? that seems like it would bea in china? that seems like it would be a logical conclusion. why would google do that? something we don't know about? again, if you look at the relationship between the us and china issues of security, certainl

later this hour, changes at google.le make changes to increase diversity and close the alleged pay gap? we hear from an employee speaking up in pushing for reform. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: welcome back to "the best of bloomberg technology." i am emily chang. in a landmark decision, the u.s. supreme court ruled state and local governments can start collecting billions of dollars of sales tax from online retailers that do not charge tax to their customers. the supreme court overturned in the 1992 ruling that made much of the internet a tax-free zone. it had shielded retailers from collecting taxes if they did not have a physical presence in the state. it puts pressure on the likes of amazon, etsy, and internet retailers as a whole. we look at the repercussions for the industry. >> the winners are probably brick and mortar for the next year. we can go back and look at what happened with amazon. rewind 10 years ago, only about 10% of the items they collected taxes on. now, that is about 70%. during that time, date -- t

is if you look at the googles of the world, right, google came to rise on a microsoft platform. amazon came to rise on a google platform. and so if these platforms allow competition to occur, then actually, you can see new innovation opportunities emerge, right? but if the companies that own the platform have the ability to exclude nascent rivals, and this goes right back to the microsoft case, then you're not going to see those new paradigms emerge. you're not going to see the model -- the new business models turn the old ones on their head. and that's why, i think, that's one of the -- at least to me, the important teachings of the microsoft case and one of the things that's been lost. the other thing, and we can be looking for this golden nugget of empirical analysis, but -- again, we all have experience talking to people who compete in the market, who find themselves unable to make the investments they need. and then they see the companies who are very big. yeah, they make investments and they invest a lot, as they should, and that's a great thing, but they also sit on a tre

google's management is in a difficult position.facing wall street on the opposite end the fired engineer cleaning the company has been discriminating against white males. i think the idea is that google feels they are between a rock and a hard place on these issues. the company has been a trail blazer around silicon valley. everything from the way they give out free food, which is something all these countries aspired to, and even larger companies look to google to set the path on hr, company culture, hiring. and it seems like this issue that the employees are pushing management to be a leader on this is well. liz, engineerto at google and bloomberg tech's mark barton. -- bergen. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology. we hone in on a potential google age for chinese capital. we bring you the top names in chinese of the sea throughout the week. tune in each day, 5 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. san francisco. and remember, we're live streaming on twitter. and be sure to follow our global breaking news network on tictoc

google home out sold echo in the first part of this year. it reminded me of the iphone saga, where apple admitted they were degrading the battery performance. the conspiracies about the echo turned out to be true, but i think the brand is so strong that, they came out and explained the accident and they will survive it. amazon wants to be in the business of government. they are competing with microsoft for a $10 billion contract. i think these privacy concerns are a speed bump for amazon. >> i actually think it's a good hing is happening now. it is just starting to take off. we shifted from a mouse and keyboard to touch screens, and smart phones. that is how big the deal will become later on. more issues coming up now, it's better to solve it before the industry explodes. you can expect to billions of devices in the future being voice activated. voice controlled. privacy being at the forefront now is a good thing. emily: that was bloomberg's brad stone. alibaba is leading the purchase a.t.o. express for $1.3 billion. their logistics arm will

and google unveils a new range of emotions that include couples who are gender neutral and salads for vegans but are they actually politically correct we take a look. good evening and welcome to you my name is neil harvey this is r.t. international. the u.s. president is wrapping up his visit to the g. seven summit in canada before heading to singapore for a much anticipated dissipative meeting with north korea's leader in his final address at the summit he has once again stressed that russia should be reinstated in the. i would rather see russia in the g. eight as opposed to i would say that the g eight is a more meaningful group than the g seven absolutely but the issue is just one of many that the other member states at the summit are refusing to back and it's left the u.s. isolated with accusations it's spreading chaos worldwide. is the fact that those faced international oh the fish being challenged. quite surprisingly. not by the usual suspects. but by its main architects then go on to the us. public the past couple of days the world has witnessed increasingly tough talk from th

well google's latest move didn't always get the reaction it may have to supply it . nine hundred sixty in twenty teen will have flying cars and travel across space twenty thousand we were moved in that from a movie because it hurt someone's feelings google we value inclusion have a more inclusive saladin moji also google trends is not a welcome subject will be monetize your video if you even mention it also google we also value making drones for the army oh my god i'm so thankful that google is representing me but first i wasn't sure if being a vegan was ok but this has very fired my existence i feel so included where once i felt alone in a barren wasteland. the political landscape in ontario province in canada has been turned on its head to being led by liberals for the last fifteen years a controversial conservative doug ford has been elected as premier in a landslide win but the family had already has previous history in the spotlight his late brother was also a politician but came to prominence for perhaps other reasons. and. future of mankind so we'd like you to

hearings on google. by the way, don't forget they are not going to renew the pentagon contract that upset so many google employees, they won't defend the nation. it's a brep? i know i've asked this before, a break-up, is that possible? >> i think it's just going to be increasingly hard for a company like this that is exercising so much power over what we see every day to -- to have these issues keep popping up and blame the algorithm which, of course, created by humans and the defense department, here is a company unwilling to support the national security of the united states but says a lot about extreme bias a workforce and so i think, again, you have customers probably increasingly asking questions about this company and how it selects its news and discriminates or not on particular content providers. stuart: all right, james, you've had a moment of glory. a tweet by the president. we will talk about the crash another day. thank you very much, indeed. 20 points up. 208, 2009 points up for the dow indu

google on new range all including gender neutral couples. here on the program we assess how politically correct the new symbols really. are the very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. international in moscow with the news team here rounding up this hour's top news story. this year's g. seven summit in canada is being dominated by divisions not only is there resentment over america's new trade tariffs but. further discord by suggesting russia should be reinstated to the group the proposal has split the allies though they've agreed to keep it off the agenda for this year here we all agreed the return of russia to the g seven format summits can happen until substantial progress has been made in connection with the problems with ukraine canada's position is absolutely clear that there are no grounds whatsoever. for bringing russia with its current behavior at the g seven before any such conversations can take place russia needs to change its approach. to sixty seven years to see if they rush out they should let russia come back yes.

and google unveils a new range of. gender neutral couples. on the program we have politically correct the new symbols really are. here in moscow this is the international economy the latest top stories. this year's g. seven summit is being dominated by divisions the u.s. was left isolated by global leaders who were accused of. discord on the global arena. is the fact that there are rules based international law that is being set up. quite surprisingly. not just by the usual suspects but by the main architects of. the us. and before reaching kind of caused a split by suggesting russia should be reinstated to the group it was agreed though to keep the issue off this year's agenda. here we all agreed the return of russia to the g seven format summits can happen until substantial progress has been made in connection with the problems with ukraine canada's position is absolutely clear that there are no grounds whatsoever for bringing russia with its current behavior into the g seven before any such conversations can take place russia needs to chan

google is set to invest five hundred fifty million dollars in chinese online sales trying to change the doc called making it the latest u.s. company to dive into asia's growing. you and australia have launched that was she ations aimed at reaching a free trade deal this comes amid don't trumps the decision to impose tariffs on many of these countries trading partners including the e.u. . and welcome to your business news. in connection to these of gate scandal german luxury carmaker he is such a receive an interim boss according to reports sales director on short is likely to assume the position. supervisory board met in wolfsburg to confirm this decision german authorities arrested this morning a spark of an investigation into emissions task cheating prosecutors said he was being held to fears he could temper of it evidence is more. the c.e.o. maintained he knew nothing about the diesel scandal at a shareholders meeting last month everything happened very quickly after that prosecutors searched his home last week then monday's arrest heroes that there have been hints that the defendant

modi's are one hundred percent offense free and that'll be the day google deletes of mo g.'s altogether donald corder r.t. . however google's latest move hasn't gained the reaction it might anticipate it nine hundred sixty in twenty eighteen will have flying cars and travel across space twenty teen we were moved in that from a movie because it hurt someone's feelings google we value inclusion have a more inclusive saladin moji also google trends is not a welcome subject will be monetize your video if you even mention it also google we also value making drones for the army oh my god i'm so thankful that google is representing me at first i wasn't sure if being a vegan was ok but this movie has very fired my existence i feel so included where once i felt alone in a barren wasteland. controversial conservative figure doug ford has won a landslide election to become un tarus new premier the vote overturns fifteen years of liberal control in the canadian province however ford's late brother rob was also a politician though came to prominence for other reasons. mankind so we would

modi's are one hundred percent offense free and that'll be the day google deletes of mo g.'s altogether donald corder r.t. . ok you know geez they didn't get quite the reaction the company was likely hoping for on twitter at least nine hundred sixty in twenty team will have flying cars and travel across space twenty thousand we removed a mag from a movie because it hurt someone's feelings google we value inclusion have a more inclusive saladin moji also google trends is not a welcome subject will be monetize your video if you even mention it also google we also value making drones for the army oh my god i'm so thankful that google is representing me at first i wasn't sure of being vegan was ok but this salad in moji has verified my existence i feel so included where once i felt alone in the barren wasteland. now it is the second day of light emitted in state visit to china where he's meeting not only his chinese counterpart but also the leaders of various eastern nations our correspondent daniel hawkins is in china for its covering the shanghai cooperation organization summi

from one to four, google, apple, facebook, amazon, starting with the moderator, jack. >> google, apple, facebook, amazon? one to four, what's the scale again, i'm sorry. high essex poe sure? highest exposure, i would say google. then i would say amazon. then i'm not sure about apple and facebook, how i would rank them. >> i might flip google and amazon. >> well, i'm not going to answer the question, because it's hard. it's a hard question, and i think it's hard to answer, because each of those companies presents a unique set of issues, right, in terms of the types of strategic competitive strategies they might have a history of using, the field of rivals they are potentially dealing with around them and entering into the markets. i would also say and we haven't talked about this, it will probably get more treatment on the next panel, we talk about antitrust, we talked about it specifically in the context here, but there's a big movement afoot to sort of load up with antitrust with everything, with fixing every problem in the universe. you know, labor concerns, you know, creating a bigg

the echo is in this foot race with the google home. google home outsold echo in the first quarter of this year. it reminded me of the iphone saga, where apple admitted they were degrading the performance of the battery of new iphones. the conspiracies about the echo turned out to be true, but i think the brand is so strong that, they came out and explained the accident and they will survive it. on the aws front, giving away their recognition software to governments. look, amazon wants to be in the business of government. they are competing with microsoftith the $10 billion jedi contract. i think these privacy concerns are a speed bump for amazon. jitendra: i actually think it's a good thing is happening now. y-space computing is just starting to take off. this is almost like an era where we shifted from mouse and keyboard to touch screens, and smart phones. now it is voice. that is how big this deal is going to become later on. more issues coming up now, it's more to solve it before the industry explodes. so you can actually expect bil

will spend with google because we are more comfortable. some companies that claim google was shifting more dollars in that direction. it sounds like a move back to equilibrium, but it demonstrates the concern that these companies have that google is very powerful in this market. emily: you have a quote from one of them saying anybody that says gdpr is a good thing is it a monopoly or a liar. mark: it is anyone who is prepared that in the sense that there was this concern there would be mayhem that struck on may 25. and a lot of companies didn't know what the future holds. emily: now caroline, what are you seeing on your side? because some u.s. publications are avoiding running ads at all right now, and some of them, are still unavailable in europe. caroline: yeah, in some ways it is incredibly frustrating. i was a loyal reader of the "l.a. times," i still cannot access those websites because they just decided to step back from the huge market of the e.u. because they're worried they're not compliant with gdpr. but also relievingly, it has

there is no google in caves.ven know what that means. >> kimberly: there is no wi-fi wi-fi. >> greg: there is no wi-fi in caves. there is a bumper sticker. finally, real evidence of collusion but not exactly what the left is looking for. the video next. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ >> jesse: time for watters' world. sort of. some politicians have been mocked for the use of h2o. remember marco rubio's infamous. president trump taking heat for some of his thirst quenching way is like when he drank from a vg bottle and used two hands to use a glass of water. now a new watergate is going viral. watch as vice president pence apparently mimics president trump. inexplicably they move their water bottles off the table that yesterday's fema meeting. that's what we call real collusion. what the heck is g

again the employees tested, google backing down. google stock closing slightly higher. political panel. here is what ford is doing, ramping up spending on a project that uses artificial intelligence to help anticipate the launch of nuclear missiles in north korea and around the world. i mean that's where the pentagon is working on, that saves lives. >> it does save lives. what surprises me is the nighee taygoogleemployees. china are russia are going to do it. they're hurting their country, their company and their ear also hurting their own personal safety by not taking part in this. >> other countries are doing this artificial intelligence work. are they behind the eight ball? >> employees do not make giant decisions about company's investments. >>ut they did under pressure, right? >> there was a bigger reason that they ended the ctrac their company is going in a different direction. >> what's the bigger reason? >> a handful of employees at google could not have been the reason that google decided not to re-up the contract. >> the ceo did not want to do it. >> i think t

google brings to the area. residents are asked to authorize taxing businesses, between nine and $149 a per employee. they could generate about $6 million a year for the city, most of that money will pay for transit projects. 10 percent will go towards affordable housing, and homeless services. >>> a boy crushed by a fallen tree, will receive a multimillion dollar settlement. san mateo county, and the contractor, will say -- and pay zachary $30 million. then pg and e will pay $17.5 million a diseased oak fell on zachary, san mateo memorial park, in july 2012. his right leg had to be amputated. >> melia: is it the president, and a unanimous vote, cohen has served on the board, since 2011, she is replacing board president, as she prepares to become san francisco's next mayor. she now has to find a way to work with erin penskin. >>> a man serving time, attack and killed a correctional officer. investigators say, 24-year-old inmate jesus pain you, punch the guard several times, while the officer was escorting him fr

you want to talk google. >> yeah. key to the market.ecause there are some people who are saying, listen, today is the beginning of the major roll over if you think that, i want you to watch google because mark may has a piece talking about a possible upside surprise for alphabet. that would not be in the cards we know that there have been multiple quarters where the press release has been positive and the commentary has been positive then the stock gets hammered so watch this upside surprise. if we're going to have any sort of rally at all, and right now i don't know anyone that thinks that's in the cards. alphabet will lead us. also because the citi note about upside it's a hy unusual note the next thing that will happen in alphabet is a downside. things are positive with search. they did benefit from europe because of the gdpr, you know, the protection. >> right. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> yeah. it's exactly what they did and i know they're supposed to be a huge fine lurking for alphabet but the data points being positive is out of sync

now google has unveiled a new range of emotion used to make itself more inclusive and socially diverse what happens if we correct our way artie's donald quarter takes a closer look. google just unveiled its latest project for politically correct inclusion this time they're going after offensive m o g s. l started with the salad m o g deemed offensive to vegas because there was an egg in it so they decided to drop that offensive food item but the n.t.v. going problem won't be solved with just that. still a pizza sporting some pretty offensive pepperoni google also pushes the pan of food of moji featuring prawns and mussels swimming in a stew and worst of all the bento box of mochi it's got not one but two eggs in view and these revolutionary changes in the world of a modis are not just about. dangerous looking dagger has been rammed with gems and changed to a turquoise color so it doesn't remind people of mass knife attacks and angry goat has had this frown turned upside down to make animal lovers happy and most importantly of all the revolver m o g has been transformed into an orange w

50 google is investing million in jd khat com. this rampsp the rivalry with amazon while giving it a bigger footho china. for jd.com it allows ilt to start selling pducts on google shopping. speaking of which, the investment from ggle turns out to be an historic day for jd. m jd.com. the company say record sales during its mid year shopping festival. we have more tonight from beijing. >> google is placing a 550 million betr jd.com and the reason is what's going on behind me. i'm at a jd facility here i beijing that's using automation and high technology to sort 600,000 packages a day. now this is a but time, because it's a busy shopping holiday in china. this year, the company broke last year's record, clocking a 40 increase in sales to $24.7 billion, mainly due to strong demand for fresh food and smart electronics. the google investment is otentially an interesting partnership for bompanies. google has been largely shut out of this market so the investment in jd is an important effort to get bette assets to china. just as google

google has. now i am worried about how that extends to a record of our genetic predispositions. >> reporter: consumer watchdogs jamie court calls the relationship frightening. google has more information about us than anyone else in the world. >> you have a recipe for genetic money putting together pieces of genetic information about people's dna attributes and comparing that to their behavior in the real world. what they search for online. pandora's box to open is tremendous. >> reporter: they insist the aggregate data they give calico is anonymous. it's only for users that opt in for sharing the data for research. they disclose their partnership with calico. users can scroll down to the bottom of the privacy and under research partners, click to view a list here. there's a line with the name calico life-sciences llc and a link to a 2015 press release. there's no reference to calico's parent company. >> i don't think people would submit if it said we share this information with google, which is

plus a google unveils a new range of emotions which do include you can salads and couples who are gender neutral but are they actually politically correct. three pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international our top story this hour issues g. seven summit in canada is being dominated by divisions the u.s. was left isolated by global leaders who accused it of sowing all sorts of discord on the global arena. what worries me most however is the fact that the rules based international order is being challenged quite surprisingly. not by the usual suspects. but by its main architect and. the us before reaching canada donald trump did cause a split by suggesting that russia should be reinstated to the group it was a great day to keep that is he off this year's agenda. here we all agreed the return of russia to the g seven format summits can happen until substantial progress has been made in connection with the problems with ukraine canada's position is absolutely clear and that there are no grounds whatsoever for bringing russia with its current behavior into the g seven before any such

. >>> plus is google getting too big. tech giant is getting calls to break up from one prominent newspaper's editorial board. we have details next. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small businesses more. call 1-800-501-6000 today. trish: investing half a billion dollars in china's e-commerce player. they are working to provide a retailers with superior experience and competing with rivals like amazon and alibaba. speaking of google or alphabet as it's known, trading up right now, there is some concern here that google and other big tech companies may take over the world one of these d

for google's presence in china hi, eunice. >> reporter: hi, carl.he facility here in beijing, the company is using automation as well as technology to sort through 600,000 packages every single day is isn't aescially busy time for jd because it's a major shopping festival. jd generated 17.6 billion in sales during this period in an hour's time or so, we'll find out if jd broke its recor again for google especially it's been largely out of this market so google could gain access to china and come s at a time when google is trying to build up its shopping serviceho to rival amazon for jd, this will be potentially interesting. this is coming at a time when trade tensions are high. the founder of jd told me because of those trade tensions he hasn't been interested in going alone into the u.s. market this is what he told me earlier. >> i think it will impact our confidence we are bound to invest a lot and on companies in u.s. but today we want to wait for a while. last year we planned to go to the u.s. market from this year but now we have to wait. >> re

a revolt at google. build aineers refuse to security tool. >> supreme court ruled today that states can force online retailers to collect sales taxes. the supreme court overturned its standing 1992 decision. described it as obsolete in the e-commerce area. latest out for us. to what extent are online retailers already collecting these taxes? >> we are talking about upwards of $13 billion. that are not being collected. it isis already a lot of being collected. amazon is already collecting taxes. the third-party merchants where they have other vendors selling on amazon's site, that currently is not taxed. we saw various retailers fall today. amazon fell little bit. talk about some of the different models of these companies. is the issue is more these others. >> wayfarer is down 9% but it is fully recovered toward the end of the closing day after they came out with a statement saying they would be minimally impacted. there are lots of different approaches here. they were benefiting from price differential.

has been accused of coercing device makers to pre-install google products including google chrome in exchange for privileged access to google apps and the app store the case could have major implications for google and its business model because the practice is the e.u. is expected to declare. legal have been central to the company's growth strategy a year ago google was punished in the so-called ad sense case with a record setting fine of two point seven billion dollars for an eye competitive practices in how they choose to display shopping search results google is still pursuing appeals in the ad sense case. the drama surrounding chinese tech giant z t e appears to possibly have played out that company has agreed to pay one point four billion dollars to resolve allegations that it violated u.s. sanctions on iran and north korea of that amount one billion will cover the fine while four hundred million dollars will be put in an escrow account and forfeited if it is accused of further violations by the united states will also be placed under heightened compliance oversight by u.s. aut