coming up, more on jack dorsey's decision to step down.nd now, meta's head of crypto is also leaving. ♪ emily: jack dorsey's decision to step down at twitter comes as stock broadly underperformed. tesla, netflix, for more we have tom giles. yesterday initially the stock went up on news that jack dorsey would be leaving. when we found out who it was, the stock went down. why aren't investors liking what they see? tom: the new ceo represents kind of the status quo in many ways. the important distinction is that he is not running another company, like jack dorsey was, and has been the subject of criticism. agrawal definitely represents a -- contrasts, but another way is he is a continuation. he has been around for a decade, he has been in charge of big projects. he has dorsey's confidence but at the same time he does not represent -- we are not expecting some radical shift in one direction or another. he has still got a lot of legacy problems at twitter that jack dorsey had, including speeding up product development, bringing out new services

jack dorsey likes things he can control. that's what happens when you become a billionaire. and so for the rest of us who say, well, we don't want to be controlled by a few people. let's break away from these corrupt systems. i think that's, that's really the issue here. so this is, trump says he loves the u. s. dollar, and he wants that to be the one currency and everyone's in on the dollar. but let's, let's face it, the dollar is increasingly worth less, and it's been completely degraded. and how do you fix that? if, if trump, where do we king for a day, again, what would he be able to do to actually change the value of the dollar? and the answer is nothing because the system of the dollar is corrupt as play, boom bus and so on. thank you. so much break it all of these stories out for us today. thanks guys. and time now for a quick rank only come back. the movie industry is that you take off and 2022, far out pacing 2021 straight on the other side. will bring you the latest forecast and as we go to break here, the numbers on the clothes with google, a national, don't stand

emily: one of them is jack dorsey.ently announced square is creating a new business focused on decentralized financial services, based on bitcoin, using bitcoin. what have you learned about jack dorsey's plan? does it seem like he's building something that sounds a lot like ethereum? vitalik: i am skeptical about these decentralized finance on top of bitcoin-type projects. so basically, because, like, the difference between bitcoin and ethereum, right, is that on ethereum, there is native functionality that allows you to essentially directly put either eth or ethereum-based assets into these smart contracts, into these lockboxes where there is then, like, arbitrary conditions of any kind that can then govern how those assets get released. bitcoin does not have that functionality to the same extent. like, jack is basically going to have to essentially create his own system that enforces those rules, and then, on the bitcoin layer, the bitcoins will just have to be owned by probably a multi-sig wallet controlled by, like

just tell us who is jack dorsey — for those who don't know. jack dorsey is the founder of twitter.years before he got ousted, which i imagine he didn't enjoy. however, he returned... he came back. yeah, well, he kind of didn't really leave. he kind of chugged along as chair and i think exec chair for a bit as well, and then, in 2015, he did recapture the throne. he became ceo again. and, yeah, he's now announced he's resigning, and he's not really given a clear statement about where he's going, so there's a little bit of mystery around that. but, yes, he's very well known because i suppose he's one of these, like, founder ceos and also he's just a very strange man. with his fasting, diet, his beard and all that. yeah, so i suppose he's one of these tech ceos that attained celebrity status, sort of like mark zuckerberg of facebook, now meta, orjeff bezos of amazon. just remind listeners — you bring in meta — how big twitter is today in comparison? in comparison with meta or facebook as we know it, or tiktok. oh, small. twitter's got about, i think, 211 million daily active users at

. >>> jack dorsey is officially done. from his blue check account after years of trying and largely failing to reform the more toxic traits of the platform. dorsey announced that he'd be stepping down. and chief technology officer parag agrawal would be stepping up. and let's just say agrawal knows how to make an entrance. in a bold move he immediately banned twitter users from publishing videos or images of private citizens without their consent. as you can imagine, many on the right weren't happy and dug up these remarks agrawal made over a year ago when he said, "twitter's role is not to be bound by the first amendment. our role is to serve a healthy public conversation." and let's be clear, public companies like twitter are not bound by the first amendment. the government is bound by the first amendment. not private companies. but after less than a week some are already saying agrawal is ready to silence free speech in this country. joining me now is an expert on all things silicon valley, katie natopolis. she's the i

so it's a similar type of situation and as far as jack dorsey, i see i've been suspended from twitter, but it's probably the only thing that i would ever agree with jack dorsey on, is that we have hyper inflation. and you know, if we have a chart of the nasdaq, if you pull it up, you can see the hyper and play inflation in the way that assets selective asset prices have absolutely exploded, which is made the currencies worth last, you're buying less currencies and everybody out there knows that there's hyperinflation across the spectrum. i mean, you know, look at oil prices, for example, another chart. you can see that it's well in the triple digits it's, it's absolutely screaming. and the talking heads have been wrong. the central banks have been wrong for several decades. janet ellen said we'll never see a crisis in our lifetime. another one in 2017. she's also come out and said, i'm going to have escape velocity. we're going to raise interest rates. but you know, you can never taper upon the scheme and they never did all this q e infinity temporary emergency madge measures that sta

so it's a similar type of situation and as far as jack dorsey, i've been suspended from twitter, but it's probably the only thing that i would ever agree with jack dorsey on, is that we have hyper inflation. and you know, if we have a chart of the nasdaq, if you pull it up, you can see the hyper and play inflation in the way that asset selective asset prices have absolutely exploded, which is made the car and she's worth last. you're buying last currencies and everybody out there knows that there's hyperinflation.

this on the heels of jack dorsey resigning as ceo of twitter just two days ago. that can't be a coincidence. kurt: i can't imagine that it is. jack has always been interested in building a company of the knees. with square, he can do that. at twitter, he just had twitter. there was a lot of speculation, especially when he first took the job at twitter, that he would leave square behind. it is interesting that he has gone the other direction. the ability to build an empire of sorts is probably a big reason why. emily: they talk about how this name block means a lot of things, like neighborhood blocks and local communities, block parties. would it be a mistake to think this is really a nod to the blockchain and a signal that cryptocurrency will be a much bigger part of the business than dorsey knew when he founded the company? kurt: that is the first thing i thought of. you know that jack dorsey only tweets about bitcoin. he tweets about cryptocurrencies, decentralization. when i think of block, that was the first thing i thought of. they pointed to a number of thin

jack dorsey stars and upper on twitter, calling web three of venture capital placing. turning up the tweet heat since stepping down. california has become the epicenter for retail crime, brazen and at times organized attacks. talk with an attorney who is helping fight back. we'll get to all of that in the mark -- in a moment, but first a look at the markets. kriti gupta has the latest. >> a classic case of a turnaround. we sell that major selloff and the sectors that lagged yesterday outperformed today, primarily tech stocks. the nasdaq up 2.4%, leading the charge. and of course semiconductors as well. macron played a big part in that rally. you're starting to see the volatility gauge drop closer and closer to 21. you have a red zone and green zone i deal where one day the market sells off and the next day it climbs, much more driven by technical factors than fundamental ones. that's the environment we will be seeing especially with holiday trading. micron earnings is a major intraday story. take a look at this chart, on a year-to-date basis, micron which is the big is

isn't that a lot for one person, if you talk about taking things away, like jack dorsey?hat a lot for bret to handle? todd: he is a talented guy and can probably help each company bring in the perspective of the other. you want to build a board of diversity in terms of different things, one of them being experienced. when you think of building a board from the enterprise side, the social media side, the rest of the people can bring that, it is a strong board. emily: nathan is one of the biggest players in enterprise and security. where do you think the biggest threats are in 2022? ♪ -- 2022? todd: we talked about this, as to how companies will build new products, take existing products and make them more compelling in this techno-centered age. along with rising rewards from automating things, the bigger the risks are for security. there is all of the balance there. another benefit of having technologists in the boardroom and top executive chairs is that they have a perspective on the upside of technology and the risks. it is about balancing, doing most with assets without

jack dorsey stirs an uproar on twitter, calling web three a venture capital plaything, turning up theeat since stepping down as ceo. and california at the epicenter for retail climb, brazen and organized attacks. we talk with a district attorney who is fighting back. all of that in a moment, but let us look at the market stocks climbing after the biggest three-day drop since september. kriti gupta with us for the latest. kriti: a classic case of a turnaround, we saw that major selloff. it is the sectors that outperformed today that were lacking yesterday. nasdaq up 2.4%, leading the charge, we can thank big tech and semiconductors as well. micron played a big role in that. you are seeing the volatility gaze dropped closer to 20. when volatility is elevated you have this red zone, green zone idea where one day they market sells off and next it buys followed by a selloff. more driven, that is the environment we are seeing in holiday trading. we talked about some earnings last week, but on the year to day basis, the biggest u.s. semiconductor maker is lagging the broader index. the yello

i think that jack dorsey did as much as he could to keep the imbeciles, the insane people from running the twitter asylum, the blue checkmarks so to speak and what actually ended up going on there is the reality i believe is that jack dorsey helped defend people off. >> alex berenson, many people who were sharing truths, inconvenient truths often off of twitter but he actually stood up to i think the more left-wing elements of twitter and my concern now is with jack dorsey gone that twitter and other social media platforms are going to become even more restrictive of real debate. remember, they told us that covid didn't come out of the lab. they told us that mask worked flawlessly, all these things that the vaccine works flawlessly, never need to wear a mask again and if you said anything contrary to that, i thought it was going to get worse with the new ceo before it gets. >> sean: between twitter and facebook and what we now know, isn't that a donation in kind, would that be legal? >> it could arguably be made so. clay makes a great point, with the new ceo of twitter is really saying

but then towards the end of the year in october, we saw a c, e o jack dorsey mention the 8 toward which is even worse than the c word, and that is hyper inflation. this triggered quite a few economists. it triggered the treasury secretary herself, janet jaelyn, who said inflation was under control. so what do you feel about this word? hyperinflation now becoming mainstream? do you think probation is going to happen soon? it usually happens suddenly, right? so it's 2022, possibly a year that that could happen. it's like you're walking up a staircase slowly, slowly, slowly, and then you get pushed down the elevator shaft. the result is catastrophic and it happens within minutes. so it's a similar type of situation. and as far as jack dorsey, i've, i've been suspended from twitter, but it's probably the only thing that i would ever agree with jack dorothy on, is that we have hyper and inflation. and you know, if we have a chart of the nasdaq, if you pull it up, you can see the hyper and plate in inflation in the way the asset selected asset prices have absolutely exploded. which has made t

jack dorsey is staying ceo of square, which is changing its name to block. that is this week's friday five. we will discuss this states political news soon. >>> first, let's talk about covid-19. with the discovery of the omicron coronavirus variant in san francisco this week, public health officials are urging people to get used to vaccinations and wear their masks indoors. there is still a lot we don't know about the variant of experts one it could evade vaccines, spread quickly, and slow the country's ability to end the pandemic. warning me now to talk about what this means for california is dr. peter chin hong. dr. chin hong, thank you for joining us. i do have you here in studio. let's start by reviewing what we know about the omicron variant. it hasn't been very long that it has been out about over this past week, what have we learned about this behavior? >> there are two main red flags about omicron and those have made everyone in a tizzy. these are the fact that it seems a very transmissible. it was kind of minding his own business, about 200, 300 cas

in the whole financial sector, but then towards the end of the year, in october we saw a, c, e o jack dorsey mention the 8 toward which is even worse than the c word. and that is hyper inflation. this triggered quite a few economists, a triggered the treasury secretary, herself janet yellen, who said inflation was under control. so what do you feel about this word? hyperinflation now becoming mainstream? do you think hyperinflation is going to happen soon? it usually happens suddenly, right? so is 2022, possibly a year that that could happen. it's like you're walking up a staircase slowly, slowly, slowly, and then you get pushed down the elevator shaft. the result is catastrophic and it happens within minutes. so it's a similar type of situation. and as far as jack dorsey, i've, i've been suspended from twitter, but it's probably the only thing that i would ever agree with jack dorothy on, is that we have hyper and inflation. and you know, if we have a chart of the nasdaq, if you pull it up, you can see the hyper and plate inflation in the way that assets selected. asset prices have absolute

jack dorsey takes on web three with some skepticism. i'm km partners has more faith, predicting it makes quite the splash in 2022. more on those big tech productions in the hour. intel facing some criticism over in china after it asked suppliers not to use she showing labor and products. it is threatening to ensnare the u.s. chipmaker in dispute over human rights. we will get to all of that in a moment. let's take a look at the markets. we do that with kriti gupta. kriti: another record high for the s&p 500 coming amid thin volume. the s&p 500 closing 6/10 of a percent higher and showing up with big tech leading the gains. you can see the nasdaq at one point up 1.2 in the session. you sell it in -- you solid in treasury yields. our favorite risk sentiment gauge, that is the galaxy crypto index. you are seeing some of those currencies shine and outperform today. the volume store is going to be a key piece of not just today's trading session but what to expect. it is normal for volume to dip at the end of the year. every year, you see thi

be confident to and through retirement. >>. >>> jack dorsey is out of twitter, move over, meta squareck, so which is the better bet from here twitter or square? john ford is here. he will tweet about it i will retweet his tweets. so, i don't know >> let's do it, joe. this was easy, you go where jack goes, square or i guess block. the reason is block has a chance to become a leader where it kweets while twitter is stag nantz. i'll break down the chips off the new block. there is the square cashout consumer unit, small business and consumer, which together lifted net revenue 27% in the latest quarter for future growth, you got the innovative bitcoin work, the pending pay acquisition and the title billions for empowering musicians of digital transaction tools. the square blocked market cap is about $90 billion. nearly three times twitter's, for good reason. dorsey has been able to sustain innovation and attract talent. twitter has had healthy momentum twitter meanwhile not only trailing facebook, it's half the size of snap at the moment it's smaller than match group, the dating site twit

jack dorsey has to decide free speech issue, whether or not to kick the president off the platform.der if it can be at all a disadvantage. not to have that kind of global view of a business. todd: the thing about the job is you have to have many, many perspectives. you have to have many, many viewpoints. i think maybe in the past one of the raps on technologists is is they were too narrow. they saw technology only and everything else was at the ebs pence of technology. anyone, all these people were talking about being promote spood jobs, have a broad perspective on the different channels and opportunities. they're also good at building teams. back to mark and bret. it's kind of the out malt -- ultimate team building. to elevate them to c.e.o. there's strong teams behind these organizations. you have to balance off a tech-centered world with all the broad issues you're talking about and hopefully you get more decisions right than you get wrong. that's the best we can hope for. emily: speaking of balance, bret tai already was not only promoted to co-c.e. every o. but chair of the twit

plus, jack dorsey takes on web three with skepticism. m km partners have more faith, predicting it makes the splash in 2022. of course, intel is facing some criticism over china after it asked suppliers not to use xinjiang labor products. it is threatening to ensnare the u.s. chipmaker in a dispute over human rights in that far western chinese region. first let's look at markets. we do that with pretty goop that. -- kriti gupta. kriti: the s&p 500 is closing 6/10 ever-present higher. the nasdaq up 1.2% in the session. it is not just a risk on vibe in stocks. it is in the treasury yields as well. you see the 10 year up by four basis points. of course, the bloomberg crypto index, some cryptocurrencies actually outperformed today. let's go back to the volume story. it has been a key piece of not just today's trading session but what to expect. this is -- it is normal for volume to dip at the end of the air. this is what the red circles are showing. volume elevated compared to the historical norm. the trend could be a santa rally next week b

what do you make of jack dorsey's replacement?ration, found the two companies, one of the cofounders of twitter. with that level of ambition and entrepreneurial skills, hard to find, being a part-time ceo didn't cut it and there was a reason for him to step down. the problem is product development hasn't been as strong as it needed for advertisers and consumers. i don't know whether the new ceo who has been ceo of the company, whether bringing him in is enough of a material change to solve the problem. and neutral on stock. dave: even though jack dorsey got grief for censoring materials people thought violated the first amendment, there is more concern about the new ceo and they have a tweet that came from elon musk who is always pushing the edge here. joseph stalin used to disappear people, in a photograph one day and then taken out of the photographs, playing the role of stalin and jack dorsey playing someone who disappeared. the implication being he might be more censorious than jack dorsey. >> i don't think there is any eviden

dorsey drama. once again, jack is stirring the pot. former twitter ceo dismissing web 3 and starting an uproar on social his comments, next and later, one of the newest members of the s&p 500 fact set out with earnings this morning and the ceo joins us live to break down the results you'reatin wchg "fast money. we're back right after this. why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. want video content to engage your audience? fiverr gives you direct access to specialty freelancer skills, like video editing, with great value at any price point. head to fiverr.com today and get something started. >>> welcome back to "fast money. jack dorsey causing a stir on twitter today taking aim at web3 the former twitter ceo tweeting, you don't own web 3. the vcs and their lps do it will never escape their incentives notably from a 16 z had a said i am a huge fan of jack and hope we can bring him around to eth and other blockchains. let's bring in the technology analyst, brent, good to have you w

. >>> one more thing elon musk and jack dorsey back in the spotlight, really still in the spotlight these associated with two major companies and both like to mix it up on twitter first musk announcing he's done with his tesla share sales and in an interview with the babylon b he's expressing skepticism about web3 and the metaverse >> someone's drafting a freakin' screen to their face all day i'm not one to -- there's no way. i currently am unable to see a compelling metaverse situation or web3 sounds like more marketing than reality i don't get it >> it's a sattire website. is he serious? he seems serious to me it comes as tesla faces new scrutiny the national national transportation safety board administration and distract of a crash. we'll see what happens with that the stock spiking this morning tesla, that is, up 7% and then there's jack dorsey who has been very vocal on his criticism of web 3 vcs and the metaverse as a concept and talking to sources and has the latest for us. >> now that jack is not twitter's ceo he's acting more like your average twitter user and a pretty angry one

. ♪♪ >> emily: critics saying that the new twitter boss is jack dorsey on steroids.can spread the coronavirus. an update to the misleading information policy. adding penalties for postal fulsome misleading claims that people whoever received the vaccine can spread or shed the virus to unvaccinated people. this despite the centers for disease control saying the opposite. the official cdc guidelines outline that fully vaccinated people with dealt variant breakthrough infections can spread the virus to others. for people infected with the delta variant, similar modes of viral genetic material been found among nonvaccinated and fully vaccinated people. sean, what's your take? >> sean: i bet everybody on twitter is walking around vaccinated with masks because they know you can spread covid if you've been vaccinated and you can get covid if you've been vaccinated. right can't understand is why you have a social media platform that's going to attack half of their users. with saying we are going to decide what truth is even though it's untruthful and i think the motivation h

guess who said said that, old ceo jack dorsey indicated he regretted that.kind of behavior. remains to be seen. brian: so much is broken on social media, when it comes to things like mass looting, for example, for example, people get stories and images in real time. it is important for us to see that. you see it up on your screen now. will we lose this? this seems to be one of those situations in social media where it has been positive, it has been helpful to capture this, get this moving. is this what's at risk with this policy, vince? >> totally at risk. 100%. i mean, so i guess the idea here is, because the person who is smashing and grabbing products out of this store up until that point hasn't been considered a public figure, they get to say that content need to be immediately taken down from twitter? what a preposterous policy. of course it is in the public interest when you see your community being destroyed and capture it on camera. share it with the hopes of getting to the bottom of it and solving it. that is journal i. sharing facts with the public

reggie: former ceo jack dorsey is announcing the company is changing its name. payments company square based in san francisco. it will be renamed block around december 10. block will represent square, which will remain the name of the business of the software. earlier this week, dorsey announced he is stepping down as twitter's cl. kumasi: designers are up cycling old company uniforms. models strutted down the catwalk showing off this collection made of old fabric. it is an effort to make more sustainable fashion, but organizers say there is more to it. the money raised will go to the seamstresses and also invested in training new needle workers. reggie: love that. they make it cute. [laughter] kumasi: it was cute to them. reggie: they definitely did a little shimmy every time they passed each other. mike: they do not want my stuff from earlier when i worked fast food because that probably still smells like french fries. [laughter] reggie: comforting. i like that. not mad about that. mike: hopefully you are not mad about the forecast. here we go. exploratory cam

jack dorsey not himself on the list this year, but he did buy a company that made the list. dorsey making headlines right now. romaine: the two founders of after pay on the list. dorsey stepping down as twitter ceo. square making news. it will be called block. the company changing its name. it says it will maintain some of the brand names it has, including the square brand name and cash app business name. it will change the name of its crypto initiative. that will be called spiral. it will keep its ticker for now , sq. these changes will go on and around december 10. i wonder what block could be referring to. [laughter] caroline: i wonder. taylor: let's get back in the meantime to the bloomberg 50 list, out with the latest vision in businessweek. joining us is the man behind the list. maybe first talk to us about what goes into this list. it does span across politics to business to sports. how do you decide who is in the 50? >> that is a great question. we spend a long time trying to figure this out. we start by pulling all the bloomberg reporters across the world and trying

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. >>> former twitter ceo jack dorsey wasting no time shaking up his own venture square. the digital payment company that owns cash app and music service title will change its name to block next week. it signals expansion into block chain and other technologies that aim to help increased access to the economy. >>> united airlines flight from chicago to washington made history. it was first commercial flight carrying passengers that flew on 100% sustainable fuel in one of two engines. the plane had 500 gallons of fuel made from nonpetroleum feed stocks. it demonstrated how sustainable fuel has potential to match performance of petroleum based fuel but with a fraction of the carbon footprint. can meet the demand of the entire u.s. aviation industry. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall. >>> it is 4:48. let's turn to mary lee with the dense fog advisory. >> once again for solano, fairfield, vallejo, benicia under dense fog advisories until 10:00. watching that fog from the sacramento valley push into solano this morning. watch also for inland east bay. you

jack dorsey, ceo and co—founder of twitter, has left for the second time.iously chief technology officer. this comes as the social network bans the sharing of videos or photos of people without their consent. the bbc micro revolutionised uk home computing a0 years ago and you can now celebrate its birthday by playing the machine virtually. in the unlikely event you tire of hearing the keys clack when your cursor moves across them, you can load up iconic games such as elite and chuckie egg. and finally, a virtual super megayacht has been bought inside the metaverse for $650,000. the meta flower, complete with dj booth and helipad, is thought to be the most expensive purchase inside the sandbox, which is a building game like minecraft but you own whatever you make. they really are pushing the boat out! meet ada, an a! creative robot. she's and artist and a performerwho, here at oxford ashmolean museum, is reciting her self—composed response to a dante poem, at an event marking the 700th anniversary of his works. "i wept silently. taking in the scene, "i wept

. >> jack dorsey announced this week he is stepping down focusing more on square or what's called blockitter has about 200 million daily active users not making a lot of money on them. they had to figure out how to do that. on innovation, they tried fleet. that product was fleeting longer in its existence. they launched [inaudible] years ago. that could have been tik-tok. they got rid of it. they needed to get users engaged, help advertisers. on the back end, the platform has been difficult for some users with harassment and things like that. they need to have better tech to moderate those sorts of things. >> i think subscription would be the way. i wouldn't be surprised if the company gets bought out. funny things in the drug stock area this week. we saw some go up. some go down pretty dramatically. i guess it's what investors think omicron's effect will be? >> one company out there, says its mono clonal antibody one effective against omicron variant. that stock went higher. regeneron said its monoclonal antibody may not be as effective. with how much clarity we don't have an omicron,