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idc what has happened.t has turned out to be something very special -- and you see what has happened. it has turned out to be something very special. we nearly doubled the standard deduction and did double the child tax credit, which in ivanka wanted very much, i will tell you. stand up, ivanka. stand up, ivanka. [applause] she got a bigger hand than the politicians. you better be in trouble -- you better be careful. that means you are all in trouble. the family of four that her and $75,000 will see an income tax of $2000, and in some cases maybe more, slashing their tax bill in half. we cut taxes for businesses of all sizes, to make this the best place on earth to start a business, to invest. we have billions and billions of dollars of additional revenue coming in. we lowered the corporate tax rates of the american worker finally has a level playing field. allowed companies to deduct every single penny of investment in new equipment, and it's called expensing. it's the biggest secret in the plan. i think i

that is according to idc.rg's caroline hyde spoke with the global innovation blockchain leader, and the company just announced a partnership. >> the problem we are trying to solve is the incredible complexity of business contracts between microsoft, xbox gaming platform and all the videogame publishers out there. there are several thousand publishers and games. every single one of them has unique contracts and rules for the different countries. that is a hugely complex intellectual property problem, that lends itself to being deployed on a blockchain. caroline: how can this be expanded? is it easy to apply to other areas of royalties and where else can it be easily be applied? >> absolutely. rights and royalties for video games are similar to movies and entertainment, music, books, patents. working with microsoft, we plan to put out this solution across all ranges of intellectual property. and also, to open it up beyond video games, and microsoft, and their partners into the media to payment business. caroline

applications is the database it's one of the largest markets in all of software about $45 billion according to idcing to $63 billion. so we occupy a large space in the market >> when you look at amazon, alphabet, microsoft making strides in not just database but cloud computing. does competition from these big tech companies, does that hurt your business or help it >> they've been great partners, but like anything in software and infrastructure, they're competitors and partners our overall business is growing quite quickly. last quarter we reported 53% year over year growth in our subscription revenue business. the fastest growing piece of that business is the cloud business each of those three players, amazon, google, microsoft have all partnered with us, and they have invested in the success and growth of atlas. they know at the core, if they can get the data into their cloud, that's what creates the stickiness for revenue and their selling of storage >> how big of a market is china to your company? we're early on in china because it is a global opportunity for us we have some initial successes

democratic machine has been getting a serious aim of blow back, crowley got in trouble for support of idccking state senator jose parial ta and jeff klein. charles: you think more of a local. >> it was local, people were shifting in the district who wanted to see them gone, and cortez was the beneficiary of this. this is not indicative of the nation, i don't think as queens goes, so goes the nation. you would have seen maloney lose last night, she decimated a candidate running on same platform and had more money. charles: michael starr hopkins. we know that nancy pelosi wing of the democratic party is in trouble. if this is not another wake-up call to them, i don't know what circumstance i think bernie sanders energize part of the left has more wind in sail. i think if democrats elite don't pay attendtion, they are in trouble. >> i think that democratic party is a big tent party, we're seeing them win in all areas. nucor tenew -- cortez is charis, young and latina and ran a great campaign, and congressman crowley did not really show up in his district, he sent a stand in to debate. i thin

julia: idc complacency? -- where do you see complacency? complacency about overheating. they are forecasting that. i think people are still very skeptical. i think there's complacency in the credit markets. weare doing a lot of things did back before the crisis that we said we would never do it again. we are seeing a lot of it. we are seeing corporate leverage grow significant a. you have tremendous amount of issuance over the last 10 year. -- years. the maturities have extended out quite a bit. corporations have taken full ofantage of long period credit spreads. maybe that -- we have seen the best. i think there is lots of complacency. it is less about the trade issue and the more about some of these other things. julia: those two things are tied. inflation surprise, the fed tightens quickly perhaps been investors anticipate, that tightening effect, whether it is on the real economy or borrowing costs which could precipitate a greater slowdown but then creates problems for all the reasons you mentioned. given the mass iss have from a sover

there is a firm called idc.le will take the lead in wearables, wearable computing power is what they're saying. you brought to your attention a company on the screen now, bio telemetry, bat. you say that is associated with apple and wearables. explain why you like it, please. >> sure. apple is making a device pivot. they're not the ipads we knew about. the ecosystem we talked talked . they're shifting into wearable technology, specifically wearable technology. what this means down the line, potentially get prescribed an apple watch. get prescribed some sort of apple device. this company makes telemetry makes those reads to apple and to the doctor. if you like the doughnut in the morning, your insurance goes up in the afternoon. stuart: wow. that is most unfortunate future world i don't want to be a part of. are you serious, you could subscribed by the doctor, get you a apple watch because it is viable? >> not yet. it is coming. you have got heart monitors. you have the c-pap machines. you have all kinds of thing