germany the large into that corporations are not too happy about them but for tech giants google apple facebook and amazon or operate worldwide and set themselves above national regulation in most countries they can avoid taxes and use the monopoly is to their advantage national data protection laws are just a nuisance that. and they don't like taking responsibility for what happens well besides they have a watertight defense. they've insisted that it just intermediaries that this neutral market places of course that's not really the case says. special about these platforms is that the ones who set them up are the rulers there they decide the rules and they're also the ones active in these markets they themselves created software. so. for example amazon is provider on the marketplace that it has created worldwide. so it's not just the referee at the same time it's also a player. there are 2 main reasons why the gaffa big 4 dominate the markets one is the network effect that is as services usefulness increases disproportionately with the number of participants the more the merrier then there's t

and the biggest of those firms were the ones that i profile in the book, facebook, apple, amazon, netflix a little bit and google. >> they make money, all of them, pretty differently but there is some overlap with facebook and google and digital advertising but look at apple and they mostly shunned advertising and look to sell their devices and technology, uber you mentioned is not an ad driven profitable company but makes money on a whole different basis. besides the fact we think of them as all being attacked they all have one thing in common. >> great question but it is an interesting point because right now they are all trying to very much separate each other while regulators looked tightly at this space. i think that think they do all have in common is the network effect. the network effect is something i talk about a lot in my book and it is the idea that as you get big you get bigger. the business model of these companies and of many unicorns in silicon valley and the private billion-dollar firms is to get territory as goofy as possible so everybody wants a moat, move fast and break things. you get in and

. >>> google, apple, facebook. linkedin and amazon. these the companies fueling silicon valley's economic engine but not enough to close the gap between rich and the poor. now families are facing a choice. pay rent or buy food. it can be that dire. abc7 news reporter david louie looks at the growing disparity at the release of the an you've state of the valley index. >> reporter: silicon valley has all the marks of a boom town. there are some disturbing indicators that the state of the valley is fragile. the annual report card by joint vent you are silicon valley points out unemployment is at a 19-year low of median household income is at an all time high. however, income inequality is at an historic high and the population has dropped three years in a row by just 8,000 just last year. >> they're building out the tech sector. the rest of us are in those stagnating parts of the economy. >> reporter: silicon valley families are making choices, either to pay rent or buy food. if a picture is worth a thousand words, look at these two lines

apple google cisco facebook all taking a plunge. apple recently warned investors it won't need his second quarter projections because the outbreak slashed iphone production. >>> new reports a surge in commercial construction in santa clara county and in fremont. real estate firm colliers international said more than 2 million square feet of new offices are in the works right now. the report said a big jump in office rent and a decrease in vacancies has prompted the uptick. >>> despite an economic boom of their a new poll shows nearly three and four bay area residents believe the quality of life here has gotten worse in the last five years. the poll by the bay area news group in the silicon valley leadership group shows 47% are thinking about moving. issues like housing homelessness and traffic were among the factors. >>> you will notice weather was not mentioned and that. this week is one indication why. we are in the middle of winter and generally pack a lot of rain. we haven't done that. since wishing won't make it so. you might as

apple, google, and facebook all plunged today. the international airport is limiting flights to iran over the outbreak and warning americans to avoid nonessential travel to south korea. nearly 900 people have tested positive for coronavirus there. and in italy people were wearing face masks with their carnival masks this week. >>> things could be turning around for former vice president joe biden who appears to have a slight edge tonight in the crucial south carolina primary. according to a new cbs news poll, 28 percent of likely democratic voters prefer biden who's 5 points ahead of bernie sanders. tom steyer is third at 18 percent. 7 candidates qualified for tomorrow's debate sponsored by cbs news. watch it live here beginning at 5:00 p.m. our local news will stream on cbsn bay area, and you can find that on kpix.com. we'll have a special edition of kpix 5 news at 8:00. >>> we're following breaking news in san francisco. these are live pictures of police activity in the twin peaks neighborhood on crown terrace. reportson the cit

apple, facebook, google, and detect companies that are paying nothing back into our country. this is what we must solve. we have a record high corporate profits. what else are at record highs? overdose,drug substance abuse, stress, studentl insecurity, debt, medical bankruptcy, mental illness, depression. what are at record lows? getting married, having a child, starting a business for a young person. we are following gdp and corporate profits off a cliff. they are leading us in the long direction. i know how off-base our economic measurements are because of my own family. my wife is at home every day with our two boys. how much is her worth valued at in our market economy? a zero, as well as having others to get home parent. how about caregivers taking care of ailing loved ones? also zero. how about volunteers and activists trying to make things better? how about mentors investing in our kids? how about most artists? you should care about, how about local journalists? it is hard to have a democracy have a democracy function when people do not know what is going on in their c

microsoft is one of the largest but google, facebook, apple, are all building more and more of theseata centers. it is where we are all storing our data. they become the largest consumer of electricity in the world. peter: if i send any mail from microsoft outlook from here in the office to somebody in the office, does it go through the microsoft data center? brad: it doesn't have to. you can use it in a form where you write it on your own server computer in your office or stored on your laptop, but the world has moved to the cloud over the last decade. it is cheaper, more secure, you are always going to have the latest technology, you are not going to have to upgrade it yourself, you can rely on the microsoft cybersecurity team rather than someone in your office. so the world is shifting and most technology is moving in this direction. peter: what is a cost build one of those buildings that you say is the size of two football fields? center is by data definition an investment of hundreds of millions of dollars. a few -- if you look at microsoft and other industry leaders, we are eas

. >> we have to compete with facebook, google, microsoft, apple, et cetera.e g a lot of acceptances because people walk around and say, i would like to work here. >> reporter: there's 10,000 employees that mingle around the artwork. in a doubles the population of verona. it's a young place. average age about 26. peg and nicholas could have worked in sunny silicon valley. but they chose to come to wintry wisconsin, instead, because they say, as far as big tech companies go, epic is doing more than just building phones. >> we feel like we have an impact to make. and it's something that i actually really value about here. i don't feel like i'm clocking in and clocking out. >> we're not here to just grind out on something that's not really doing anything. it's making other people be able to healthy and happy. >> reporter: it was 1979 when the company started, in a basement, with just two employees. the goal, to move patient records from overstuffed dogear manila folders to digital records, accessible with a click of a mouse. no one had spent time to get a compute

we joke around here about the maga stocks, microsoft, apples, googles, amazon. facebookack where it was. we resolve in the names. are you concerned about a concentrating focus? you're working on a special apple report right now, aren't you? >> yeah, we are. charles: an a tesla report as well. >> we're doing tesla and apple not justifying tesla at 900 but we're i saying a lot of pieces that will fall by the wayside as a result of it. getting to your question, a lot of megastocks fueled by easy money. based on current conditions expectations and feels like easy money is here to stay. charles: one of the thing that bothers me,. >> being, look at participation by the american investor. taking out of domestic mutual fund and etfs, putting in bonds and emerging growth funds. why do you think so many american investors don't hitch wagons to the name, that they love and excited about, they keep searching for value in emerging markets and things like that. >> yeah it is remarkable, charles, given the fact that the given the fact momentum is so strong for this market so many years

amazon, facebook, google, apple, the trillion dollar tech companies that are paying next to nothing backy. this is what we must fight for, new hampshire. we have record high corporate profits in this country right now. what else are at record highs? suicide, drug overdose, substance abuse, stress, financial insecurity, student loan debt, medical bankruptcy, mental illness, depression. what are at record lows in the united states right now? getting married, having a child, starting a business for a young person. we are following gdp and corporate profits off a cliff, new hampshire. they are leading us the wrong direction. i know how off our economic measurements are. my wife is at home every day with our boys, one is autistic. how much is her work valued at in a market economy? she gets a zero as does every's other stay-at-home parent in our country. how about caregivers taking care of ailing loved ones? also zero. how about volunteers and activists trying to make things better in our communities? how about coaches and mentors investigate our kids? how about most artists? and increasingly

subject given the political times that we are in a given at the heights that the stocks of apple, amazon, google, facebook and others have reached recently but you normally have a pretty broad scope to your coverage required this book, why now? >> good question. thank you for having me, by the way could i started this book in 2017 and i had just taken a job as columnist for the financial times in my mandate was to figure out what are the world

microsoft is one of the largest but companies like google, amazon, facebook facebook, apple, we are all building more and more of these data centers. it's where we are all storing our data. they become the largest consumer of electricity in the world. >> host: so if i sent an e-mail from microsoft outlook here at the office to somebody at the office, does it have to go through the data center? >> caller: it doesn't have to. you can still user software in a form where you just stored on your own laptop or run on your own server computer in your office, but the world has moved to the cloud over the last decade. it's far cheaper. it's more secure. you're always going to have the latest technology. you are not going to have to upgrade it yourself. you can rely on microsoft cybersecurity team rather than those in your office. world is shifting and most technology is moving in this direction. >> host: what does it cost to build one of those buildings that you say is about the size of two football fields? >> caller: any time we open a new data center, usually hundreds of millions of dollars. i

a 13 multiple i would stay away from the highest valuation stocks i would go first to apple and google, next facebook i will leave to others. i think rates are going up >> let's talk about perhaps relatively more reasonable valuation. you've been a notable share holder of disney late breaking news yesterday, bob iger is going to exit his role as chief being replaced by former head of parks chapek. >> the timing is unfortunate but not anything we can control. it didn't play in to the timing of this decision >> it has been quite a run at the helm for disney for sure 425% return. leading the company to major bu buys what is the future for disney? does disney have a bright future with chapek at the helm? >> you have to give kudos to the interaction between bob and the board. this is kind of writing the book on an orderly transition i think the market underestimates disney. it has been a very, very powerful hand. he's from the parks. they are a wonderful business. people don't appreciate the technology of the park they have two rides right now, the avatar ride and one of the star wars rides. they are so p

tech companies like amazon apple facebook google cracked yes and that's how can they name me the european big global tight right now these unicorns are all american companies and that's because the nation be obviously the inspiration that's here in terms of the entrepreneurial spirit as well as all the other info. it is financially tax wise etc in the u.s. i think what you're seeing though is you're beginning to see this global consensus you mentioned the finance minister of france that's bruno him saying this 2 days ago he was at the g 20 summit. saudi arabia i think what you're seeing is that actually the tech executives are going to eventually want this because what they don't need is to have different kind of regulations in different countries and eventually my prediction is you will see a global taxation the question is what level and how that's the issue at stake what level and how now france isn't the only country looking to do this apparently italy spain austria and the u.k. they have all announced plans to have some sort of digital service tax and these taxes will actually be bas

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who have booked flights in the china out of an abundance of caution tech giants like google facebook amazon and apple have suspended or limited employee travel to china tesla has delayed vehicle production starbucks, kfc and mcdonald's are just a few of the food chain is closed in some areas of china until further notice. millions of people who work for these companies are now facing unemployment until the health threat is no longer a concern for today's consumer watch i'm mandy gaither. >>president trump senate impeachment trial it's on track to wrap up >>is everything this week in washington as president trump's impeachment trial wraps up and tomorrow's state of the state the union address it wedge between today's closing arguments and wednesday's scheduled final vote of the senate trial. emily schmidt has more on the politics guiding these historic 3 days. >>the senate will convene at president trump's impeachment trial resumes monday with closing arguments to senators who seem largely an swayed by arguments so far even as president trump has orchestrated this coverup and obstructed congress is im

we've seen is i think what i'm calling it the -- five, big five company microsoft, amazon google, and apple, and facebooket high per and it is a little bit concerning in that we're not getting as much participation from other stocks in the economy. i think you have to be a little bit conserved in written call it jive five reminds me of the nifty 50 of the late 60s when you have a few stocks really drive market much higher, and it has been a boom for the economy. it hass been a boom for consumer, and nice to see more millionaires out there being made. : president is calling jr. jive five mega. microsoft, apple -- google, and amazon. but when you hear that the average 401(k) balance tops 112,000s if you can circle square for a second, how do democrats that are running for president say and argue that there are income inequality? sm yeah so this is i'm always a little bit sympathetic having been close to catholic priest myself with this over the caring tribe that wants us to worry about income inequality but not a new thing in america but always been an issue and there's a fight going on for soul of the dem

the gods of the mega data world or the big 4 google amazon facebook and apple. we had a desire to see it in action. here google has built its largest research center dedicated to ai outside of us with 2000 contributors hailing from all over the world. google has always been excited about artificial intelligence and the use of mushing learning has increased rapidly in the recent years and it makes possible what was impossible just a few years ago. machines are learning in a different way from humans so you need to see a lot of examples to understand what they're seeing on a photograph for example if you are teaching at a computer to recognize a kathryn's image you need to show it's a lot of examples and the system would try to take a guess it was a new pictures and every time it would make a mistake for example. mislabel a dog for a cat it would the just the burma and there's a tiny bit and then after seeing probably a 1000000 off examples of the system food learn to differentiate between cats and dogs as well most people do. when it's my next making the next thin

the regulations could have major implications for facebook, google and apple. e issued multibillion-dollar antitrust finds in the past. >>> nation - - columbia has called on facebook to do more for user data protection, giving them until june 14th 2 protect user data and privacy. 31 million colombian residents have facebook accounts. > >> how the world's richest man sets his sights on climate change, and it comes with a $10 billion commitment. we will tell you about the newly announced earth fund. >>> and it was warm out there, you felt that, more warm weather, but not quite as warm. >>> california wine prices are the lowest in years. how long the trend will last, next. growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders

now the regulations expected tomorrow could have major implications for facebook, google, and apple le eu is pioneered very tough privacy rules and they issued multi- billion dollars anti-trust mrangs against google in the past. >>> the latest to call on facebook to do more to protect the data a that company gave facebook until june 14th to show it's taking action country haves ado policies. 31 million columbians have facebook accounts. >>> time is 5:57. and the boy scouts of america just filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection because of an avalanche of sexual abuse lawsuits and climate in california. several states have relaxed the statues of limitations that allows victims to sue decades later. but that bankruptcy filing puts those cases on hold. the spokesman for the boy scouts says local counsels are legally separate from the national o-and they're not affected by that filing. >>> well, the retail chain pier 1 imports filed for bankruptcy after a year of slow sales. its merchandise is just too expensive. last month, pier 1 said they plan to close 450 stores in the u.s. and all

the regulations expected tomorrow could have major implications for facebook, google and apple. issued multibillion dollars anti-trust finds against google in the past. >>> the nation of columbia the latest call. the country gave facebook until june 14th to show it's taking steps to safeguard privacy. a number of other countries have adopted measures to protect user data including france, be the u.k. and canada. 31 million columbians have facebook accounts. >>> 30 teeuf,000 jobs and $100 billion in assets as it shifts its focus to other countries. hsbc holdings plans to invest more in its fast-growing asia and middle eastern operations. the restructuring will take place over the next three years. >>> some amazon workers say ceo jeff bezos needs to do more to address climate change to explore new ways to fight global warming and adapt to its impact. a group of amazon employees is demanding that the retailer end its contracts with oil and gas companies and go from diesel to all-electric trucks. >>> recovery efforts are under way after a severe storm battered parts of europe. at lea

the big five, the biggest fight global companies google, cisco, facebook, microsoft and apple. 2018 £214 million in corporation tax. they should have paid £1.3 billion on the calculations of tax watch undertook with the activity and the profits they made and therefore the corporation tax that they were liable here. attention must be focused on anti—money laundering regulations the proposed sessions of anti—money laundering bill. it gives ministers powers to scrap existing eu regulations and replacing losses. the liberal democrats are concerned that enthusiasm among some of the conservative benches for a bonfire of regulation, singapore—on—thames style and low tax and low regulation uk county will result in these new regulations being watered down to the benefit of those who prefer less intrusion into into their financial affairs. this government has done far more in terms of tax collection of avoiding taxes than the previous administration. that is a fact. you can choose your own opinions but you cannot choose your own facts. and i think definitely we need to go further. this t

facebook, google, apple, the trillion dollar firms that are paying nothing or next to nothing back to our country. you see how this game works? since you have that dolly was leaving town and not coming back is correct. we have to get that money back to you. build a trickle up economy. when this money is in your hands, where would it go? how much would stay here in new hampshire? .ost of it not all of it, you may get your own netflix password. will go to car repairs you have been putting off, day care expenses, little league sign-ups, local nonprofits, religious organizations. this is a trickle up economy from people and towns up, this would actually work. it is not working now for many americans and many families. raise your hand if you're a parent. if you are a parent, you have this sinking feeling we are leaving our kids a future that is less secure, less bright and less prosperous. we think about that in terms of climate change, but it is bigger than that. 1940's,ere born in the there was a 93% chance you would do better than your parents. that is the american dream and what we asp

so no facebook, no apple no google no netflix.k: that's an amazing trick because those companies were so important to the outperformance of the s&p last year. >> but this time 55 companies beat the market on their own portfolio as a whole. jack: so jon you said that 2019 was a tipping point for esg. what you mean by that? >> rethinks the companies were analyzing over 86% of those companies in the s&p 500 are measuring and managing sustainability issues. so a lot happening because they're very operational to corporations. second, investor action. more and more money has been coming into esg funds in 2019 was a watershed year with a significant increase. and third, as beverly said, performance. it is very important that this it can be done in a way that provides competitive long-term returns in 2019 was a great year across the board for investment performance of sustainable funds. those three things together, really bring the herd along across that tipping point. jack: one of the companies that focused on sustainability is delta. i

facebook and apple. the e.u. has strict rules against google in the past. >>> the nation of columbia is the latest to call on facebook to do more to protect users' data. the country gave facebook until june 14th to show it's taking steps to safeguard privacy. another of other countries have taken steps to protect user data. 31 million columbians have facebook accounts. >>> the united states and the taliban are expected to sign a peace deal by the end of this month. a senior taliban leader shared a video saying both sides have initiated the final draft of the peace deal. days after a dozen afghan security personnel were killed. that violence is exactly the kind of violence that would be banned under a temporary truce. now the agreement would ban bombs and rocket attacks, ban targeting u.s. and after fan troops as well. the united states will maintain terr >> the united states is fully committed to ensuring that afghanistan never again becomes a safe haven for terrorists to launch attacks against homelands. >> after the agreement is signed, the taliban will release a thousand prisoners. in return, the u.s. will release

european union is coming for facebook, apple, google, tech already under assault after being subjectedtrust on both sides. the u.s. is launching an investigation also. eu regulators today unveiled a strict set of new roles and at placing restrictions on artificial intelligence in fields ranging from public surveillance cameras to cancer scans to self driving vehicles. this much needed or back storm way and for eu tech companies to get a leg up, up on u.s. giants? the youngest european union trade minister ever to hold the position, to improve the economy by working with u.s. companies. he's now the founder of smartstart usa, the new one put forth by the eu, they are very questionable in the global market. live in a foxbusiness exclusive. good to have you back, yvonne. let's get right to it. some people will look at it and say wait a minute, looks like they are protecting high privacy and holding back on big monopolies. >> nice to be with you again. i think everybody needs to understand three things before getting an idea about the entire situation. number one, the artificial intelligen

senator, we've seen headlines about the ftc looking into past acquisitions by big tech -- apple, amazon, google, facebookhat exactly does that hope to uncover? i mean, in retrospect, acquiring say instagram is a big deal. but at the time, it was a really tiny company is it fair to apply that lens to acquisitions >> well, the ftc has this look-back authority under 6b and i'm glad they're using it. it's been too long since they've take an tough look at these mergers. i have a challenge to sell off instagram and whatsapp if they're serious about competition and consumer privacy. there were lots of folk who is at the time of facebook's acquisition of instagram predicted this would result in greater market concentration, and, indeed, it has. listen, i'm glad the ftc greate concentration. it has i am glad the ftc is looking at it now but there ought to be more enforcement and scrutiny on the front end. it is cumbersome to break up the companies. it is hard to do we need more enforcement on the front end to protect consumers and promote competition. >> senator, i want to get your thoughts on another key topic o

what is interesting is if you compare the valuation trend of amazon, facebook, google, apple. iscount. now it has closed that valuation gap and traits 25 times earnings. facebook will be a 30, apple will be sub 20. we look for the regulatory risk, but the some of the companies, particular price book -- critically facebook, is priced in, maybe less so with amazon and google. alix: the other company we want to focus on his tesla. $760 a share. joining me with more insight is colin mckerracher of bloomberg nef. this is a way of talking about ev. you have daimler coming its dividend and workforce as they ship to ev and then tesla saying i will raise money because people keep throwing money at us. colin: you can look at it a couple different ways. they started with the capex budget last year that allow them to improve their financial. that ran up the stock. that might be giving them too much credit. it might be a question of their is an opportunity to easily raise money. the global auto market is looking shaky. year, theydown last were down the year after that. having all of that mo

million dark commitment and now we are seeing billion—dollar commitments from companies like google, facebook, and apple to get traction. i do not stand alone in this. where cities like la, seattle, san francisco are all struggling with these challenges and we simply need the resources to tackle the challenge. mayor sam liccardo of san jose. thank you forjoining us. a bit of breaking news for you to bring to viewers. the prime minister borisjohnson has been speaking to the president donald trump in a phone call and we have got this read out from downing street, the prime minister and president trump spoke this evening and discuss a range of bilateral and international issues. the leaders reiterated their commitment to the us-uk reiterated their commitment to the us — uk relationship and before to seeing each other at the g7 summit in the united states injune. i don't suppose huawei came up. who knows. perhaps that phone call went better than the last one. this is beyond 100 days. still to come... the remarkable story about how six missing sugar were found after a time for ballclub roma featured their na

. >> we are looking to be aggressive and acquisitions, so apple, facebook, google, payments, white labelack label, marketplaces, that is the world we will face. , we shouldes to m&a be very creative. there are christians over one company ties to china. oversees theo pension fund has been repeatedly accused as being a source for the chinese government. stephen schwarzman and howard's marks are pushing back, saying they are unwarranted. a lot more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> 10:29 p.m. in hong kong and shanghai. which isd south korea reported an additional 169 coronavirus cases which brings its total infection count to more than 1100 people. the country's death toll rose to 11 after a mongolian man was confirmed to have died from the virus. the latest infections were centered in a city which has become the epicenter of the korean outbreak. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention here in the u.s. has warned americans to prepare for a potential coronavirus outbreak. the cdc says that citizens should be prepared for disruptions to their daily lives .ncluding the closing healt

facebook amazon apple microsoft and google's parent company alphabet have all been asked to pony up documents about their acquisitions over the past decade. federal trade commission wants to know whether these companies harm the competition and bypass regulatory hurdles when they acquired their smaller rivals. >>> transit officials weighing options for a designated bus lane on the bay bridge. they say one of the keys is getting people on the public transit in the first place. a representative for the bay area toll authority said the bridge itself is not the trouble spot. backups of the approaches to the bridge are what delay buses and carpool vehicles trying to get across. >>> we identified the problem for a long time. we have been focusing energy in the last couple years on near- term improvements. >>> those improvements include increasing ferry service and creating a dedicated bus only lane on the west grand avenue viaduct is a comes into the maze. if everything goes according to plan it could still be several years before we see bus lanes on the bay bridge. the roadmap to prioritize transf

almost all of them have been founded at least you know when we're talking about google and we're talking about facebook and apple those companies when they're here in the u.s. they have a very different view of what their responsibility is within kind of the marketplace of ideas and so what i think the e.u. is looking at is saying look we believe that you need to crackdown and control your platform you need to know exactly what's happening with that who's on it ban people at any any time it's necessary and i think what they spoke of lean back on is saying hey we shouldn't have to be so heavily controlled the problem is is that zuckerberg kind of rose people the wrong way in his approach to it because he essentially said we don't really need to do anything and you need to trust us because we're the innovators and about how much of this debate over whether you or hold internet companies responsibly for hate speech on its platform how much of that plays a role there. i think that's a lot of it is this idea of hate speech threatening speech remember that when we're talking about the e.u. the e.u. has a very differen