adam newman steps down with the ipl on the line. now what? and google scores a win. we will have more on the right to be forgotten. and more disruption. the co-ceo calls for more progressive minded solutions to climate change using technology. first, to our top story. saying -- adam newman is stepping down. he will take on a new role. for more, i want to bring in bloomberg technology editor tom. what was the reaction to this? >> what this shows is that they are serious about salvaging the ipo. we saw it coming. this is something that they had been pushing for for a long time. they said the number two shareholder was also behind it. this sends a signal to investors that we are taking your concerns seriously. he has been very out there. there were concerns about his wife, rebecca. he will have less sway over the board going to three votes per share. is stepping down and will become a nonexecutive chairman. all this says to shareholders is that we hear you, we are concerned about the governance issues that came from having him so central to this company. even to its cre

borne iple say it is american consumers, but it is not that simple because the truth is if china could raise their prices by 20% they would have done it a long time ago. there is some evidence that the chinese government, manufacturers, and producers are eating a lot of that cost, they are charging lower than they used to charged take account of the higher tariff. hurt and iare being think the american people will have to decide if this is the right fight in the right time to fight it. i happen to think yes, but some of my colleagues do not agree with me on this. i hope there is a peaceful and as i said,is, and once we get the trade deal amount, whether it will happen next month, or next year, i think the economy explodes. that is one of the things slowing growth. 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 four republicans. 202-748-8002 for independents. and you can tweet your thoughts to stephen moore. on the topic of trade, the usmca, do you see ratification by our congress and what is the result. about how wee talk win against china, do not care, everyone cares -- once the u.s. to com

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this has been mentioned in tens by ipl these were smart ticking boxes to actually agreeing to fight there that are in place in the country and there are certain policies that we just have to abide by the dino timing? i abide by the law and that is just how it goes in certain places. but if you are gay you can be put to death there, that is not abiding by the law,... and the situation, i am damned if i do and damned if i do not. it is a thing i cannot win for. i feel like i stand in the middle and i boxing isjust trying to open up the barriers for people to travel and see. if you cannot come to the country, you can still watch it, you're still open to support and i appreciate the support. at the moment the promoter is having talks to had a female boxer on the undercard. the so—called clash of the gins will ta ke so—called clash of the gins will take place on december seven, at a custom—built venue. just time for a quick update on the cricket. bad light has stopped play the stop england are 200—5, after losing jason roy. they trail is surely about 297. that is all from sports day, now time

. >> we know that softbank is an investor in uber, that ipl less than stellar.is hesitation given the ipo market right now? >> i should say that softbank was a large investor in uber. largest investor, but even then it was only 16%. now we are talking about 29%. that is a huge stake. of,uld say almost unheard so softbank is already dealing with uber's ipo not going well. it is trying to go raise more money for its second vision fund. investment inarge the original vision, so softbank was hoping to be able to point to a big gain here. it looks like that is not going in via black mark on softbank overall. >> you talk about fundraising for the second fun. there was a boards that softbank was lending by percent to employees. any sign that it is a lack of demand? >> didn't catch that. >> a lack of demand for second round on raising for division ii? >> i think this is really hurting as it goes out to try to tout previous success. slack, butoney on those are much smaller investments compared to its investments in we work. >> great breakdown. thank you for joining. the

still ahead, and ipl considering seeking evaluation of about 20 to $30 billion. learned that this week. we catch up with a competitor in the space riveter next. this is bloomberg. a violation of up to $30 billion. bloomberg has learned that the office rental startup is still discussing potential terms. earlier this year, an investment value them at $37 million. one investor is not a fan. the worst part about it is the corporate governance. the corporate governance is unconscionable and the idea that jpmorgan is putting out an ipo with that kind of corporate governance is just unacceptable. it is very negative for a whole economic system. wework kicks off the investor roadshow next week but it's not the only company disrupting the co-working space. their competitor has opened 10 timidity workspaces designed to accommodate women specifically. since 2017, the company has raised 21 point 6 million dollars with of the goal of advancing workplace diversity. their ceo and founder join us on tuesday. >> we work is obviously a giant in the industry but we are more like a

investors chickened out and cancelled plans for an ipl. it isa out and cancelled plans for an ipl.en them in a station i pastor and that is as close as i've ever comes towards them.” and that is as close as i've ever comes towards them. i will not pass comment on that. the pound is the interesting story. is a little bit wea ker interesting story. is a little bit weaker today because one of the headlines was about the comments coming out of the bank of england saying that the possibility that we might have a rate cut if we have a no—deal brexit. but even if we do not we might still have to have a cuts to stimulate the economy. join us in our. i will, cuts to stimulate the economy. join us in our. iwill, i look cuts to stimulate the economy. join us in our. i will, i look forward to it. all this week the bbc has been in stoke—on—trent, discovering the stories about what makes the city tick and hearing what matters to the people who live there. our correspondent beccy wood is there this afternoon. tell us a bit more about the stories you've been hearing about? yes, good afternoon. thi

rifles, like the one used in odessa >> having assault weapons on the street, or magazines carryingmu iplelets, is irrational. there is no need for it, and your second amendment rights are in no way violated. >> desjardins: minnesota senator amy klobuchar, singled out senate republican leader mitchel mccoon guns. >> mitch mcconnell is going to have to decide what side he's on. so he's going to have to explain to the people of this country why he wouldn't let that bill that just passed t house come up for a vote. >> desjardins: and all this follows the comments from former texas congressman beto o'rourke, who used an explete on cnn, nosunday while reacting toer mass shooting in his home state. >> so, yes, this is ( bleep ) up and if we don't call it out for what it is, if we're not able to speak clearly, if we're not able to act decisively, then we will continue to have this kind of bloodshein america. and i cannot accept that. >> desjardins: in los angeles, california senator kamala harris hit severanotes, vowing executive action on guns if congress doesn't act, while commemorating the hod

competitors who also say the gst's need more capital to suggest raising capital by public offering or ipl. you grew up in the private investor world and in the wall street world. you were a private investor would you invest under the trump administration's plan to give away your assets? >> i want to make you think to raise the capital they need to have to raise more money than any company ipo. >> right after the trump administration shrunk their businesses giving away their most valuable asset with your privatization scheme? it just strikes me as highly unlikely they can raise or that successful ipo with that kind of money considering with what you have done on the record i have a letter from 22 record with - - 22 companies outlining principles of civil rights naacp, center for the fair housing alliance national capacity and leadership conference, they outline why the civil rights leaders what they see as the essential equitable finance system and fewer as we have seen from these answers or non- answers on the secretary mnuchin from the president housing plan. >> thank you to our witnesse

borne iple say it is american consumers, but it is not that simple because the truth is if china couldse their prices by 20% they would have done it a long time ago. there is some evidence that the chinese government, manufacturers, and producers are eating a lot of that cost, they are charging lower than they used to charged take account of the higher tariff. hurt and iare being think the american people will have to decide if this is the right fight in the right time to fight it. i happen to think yes, but some of my colleagues do not agree with me on this. i hope there is a peaceful and as i said,is, and once we get the trade deal amount, whether it will happen next month, or next year, i think the economy explodes. that is one of the things slowing growth. 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 four republicans. 202-748-8002 for independents. and you can tweet your thoughts to stephen moore. on the topic of trade, the usmca, do you see ratification by our congress and what is the result. about how wee talk win against china, do not care, everyone cares -- once the u.s. to come ou