but, like alibaba in 2014 taking their $25 billion ipo to new york because jack ma could keep controlres allowed in new york, here in hong kong, they did not allow that. they did not want to have those violations or they saw those violations of corporate governance and transparency. they have changed the laws. a bit controversial. the thought that beijing was exerting more control. but the founders saw this as an opportunity to come here and maintain control of the company and others are lining up as well, didi chuxing the ridesharing company as well as alibaba are looking to possibly go ipo in hong kong. emily: can this company convince u.s. carriers to sell their phones in the united states? not only challenge companies like apple and samsung globally but in this market. what is the read on that? stephen: that is going to be a tough one as well because of course we have been reading all of the stories about the blocking of other network equipment makers in the united states. xiaomi is going to use the proceeds of this ipo to look at international expansion. they have gone successful

emily: jack ma said they plan to create a million jobs in the u.s., but that may not happen now if ahead. are you pulling back on that --will those jobs not be created if the president stays the course? >> well jack has said that we , are not going to create a million jobs. we could possibly create 10 million jobs if the trade flows are open. but if there are trade wars, if there are opportunities for small businesses that are being shut off because of trade wars, than the consequences could be quite severe. emily: so the jobs would not be created is what you are saying. >> i am not an economist to work through those ramifications, but certainly it would be creating fewer jobs than if there were no trade wars. emily: that was the alibaba feiss chair -- vice chair. that does it for this edition of "best of bloomberg technology." we are going to bring you all of the latest in tech through the week. be sure to sit down and tuesday to cover everything from diversity in tech to facebook and more. and remember all episodes of bloomberg technology are livestreaming on twitter. check us out

announced today it would be partnering with south china morning post of the post is owned by billionaire jack ma who also founded the massive ali baba group as a result of the partnership asian readers will now have greater access the politicos mix of washington's conventional wisdom and insider tips lord help them unlike their expansion into europe political will hire no additional staff for their asian partnership for now politico and the south china post will share content politicos publisher says this is just the first step of a partnership that could yield greater investments. we have spoken about the energy use for crypto currency mining before the but new research shows that the mining is using up more energy than even some countries while the findings are somewhat debatable there's little doubt that the amount of energy crypto currencies are using is troubling artie's alex the harlem edge joins us in toronto with more alex thanks as always what is this news on the latest research telling us. well this is around one condom use prognosis what's going on his name is alex de vries he says th

one of the, if not the single most prominent businessman in china for a period of time maybe after jack maut certainly one of the most powerful. >> and not a lot of parole there. >> we're talking the summit with north korea is less than a month ago. china is vitally important to that relationship. this, also, would seemingly help on that front. >> definitely. and i know david wants -- i say said that the president would be nominated for the nobel peace prize. this is -- >> you said that on march 8th. i happen to remember because i tweeted the quote as you said it march 8th. >> that's right. complete man yak, more than a maniac and now, i mean, i was over the weekend over a mezcal mule you could -- because people have a hard time saying it. i don't. the chinese, though, would be the people who made this happen. because the chinese the state of china for heaven's sake because they don't get any food. what a bankrupt regime. >> as you know, of course, the impact in the stock markets of that tweet was really most felt by shareholders of nxp it was up about 10% this morning. the d.o.e. has been

chinese technology companies coming to market. 2014, takingin their $24 billion ipo to new york, jack maeep control with 2014, taking their $24 billion ipo to new dual class shares in new york. they did not want to have violations of corporate governance and transparency. they have changed the loss. -- changed the laws. a bit controversial, the thought that beijing dual classw is exerting more control. xiaomi saw this as an opportunity to main control of the company. others are lining up as well, a ridesharing company and financials of alibaba looking to go public this year in hong kong. emily: big questions looming, whether these companies can carriers to sell phones in the united states. not only to challenge companies like apple and samsung globally, but in this market. stephen: that will be tough. phones in the united states. not only to challenge companies we have been reading stories on blocking of other equipment network makers. xiaomi is going to use the proceeds of this ipo to look at international expansion. they have gone successfully into india as the number two vendor. the u

next, we will find out why investors are getting spooked by freespending ways under jack ma.s is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. got the markets opening in 90 minutes. futures pointing higher by a fifth of 1%. i am paul allen in sydney. betty: you are watching "daybreak: australia." let's get to the first word news with courtney collins. >> a white house economist has described the birthday of trade talks as positive. bek says the test will china's ability to deliver on its promises of economic change. it is the first public update on discussions between president economic team and officials that are scheduled to run through friday. a powerful rainstorm has killed 100 p

they are investing in other businesses, jack ma pushing to the offline to deliver meals to customersil footprint in stores. they plan to continue that. they want to establish their retail footprint. they want to invest in other strategic businesses. it might weigh on margins. drop a 10 percentage point in margins this quarter and they say this is not a one year plan but a consistent plan. vonnie: thank you for all of that intelligence. interview, ixit will join the new york fed president bill dudley sitting down with matt winkler coming up in the next hour on bloomberg television. in the meantime, look at how markets are doing as we are past the halfway mark this friday. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: noon in washington and midnight in hong kong. from new york, i am david westin . andy: i am shery ahn: welcome to bloomberg markets: balance of power. david: loving the jobs. president trump lauds the jobs report by says u.s. has to bring fairness with trade to china as the delegation says more work needs to be done. , we talk withise outgoing new york fed president taylordley with on appe

. >> alibaba's jack ma says they want to create one million jobs in the united states, but jack warrening ahead. are you pulling back? will the jobs not be created if the president's starts the war? >> jack says we will not create a million jobs, we could possibly create 10 million if the trade flows are open. let us there are trade wars, if there are opportunities for small businesses that are being shut off because there's a trade war, then the consequences could be quite severe. >> the president decide to delay by one month the implementation of steel tariffs. why weren't you able to reach a deal with the europeans? the reason is we are having a very productive we are hopefuld that we can come to an agreeable resolution that will protect the national interest, national security. >> it sounds like you are closer than farther away. what will you be doing over the next month to reach an agreement? >> i have been having dayussions, almost every since we first came up with it. >> earlier today, you said the u.s. trade deficit with china was due to partly what you call -- can you explain

emily: jack ma said they plan to create a million jobs in the u.s.t may not happen if a trade war moves ahead. are you pulling back on that -- will the jobs not be created if the president stays the course? >> jack has said that we will not create a million jobs but we could possibly create 10 million jobs if the trade doors are open. but if there are trade wars, if there is opportunities for small businesses being shut off because of trade wars, the consequences could be quite severe. emily: so, the jobs would not be created. economist to work through those ramifications, but you would be creating fewer jobs. emily: that does it for this edition of "best of bloomberg technology." we will bring you all of the latest in tech threat the week. we will have a sit down conversation to cover everything from diversity in tech to facebook and more. check us out on technology weekdays. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ mr. elliot, what's your wifi password? wifi? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's supe

. >> alibaba's jack ma says they plan to create one million jobs in the united states, and they saidwar move the head. are you pulling back on that? will those jobs not be created if the president states support? >> jack has said we are not going to create a million jobs, we could possibly create 10 million jobs if the trade flows are open. but if there are trade wars, if there are opportunities for small businesses that are being shut off because it is a trade war, then the consequences would be quite severe. ♪ >> the president decided to delay by one month the imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs. you have been leading talks with the e.u. why weren't you able to reach a deal with the europeans in principle? >> we are having very productive discussions, and we are hopeful that we can come to a mutual agreement that will protect the national interests, the national security interest in steel and aluminum. >> it sounds like you are closer to a deal than farther away from it. what will you be doing over the course of the next month to reach an agreement with the europeans? >> i hav

know why i guess there has been concerns about a possible trade work, people look at margins but jack maa superstar, the investments he snaking with the company and the ecosystem he has built for china, there is nothing more you can say now, if the whole nasdaq goes down, this will probably go down with it. but if you didn't buy facebook at 150, 155 and you're looking at it now in 170s and looking at amazon i admit, i sold my amazon way too early. at 1100, i thought i killed it and i sold it. i'm not making that mistake with alibaba. >> andrew, great to speak with you. thank you. >> nice to see you >> andrew left of citron research. >> i agree with alibaba, for whatever that's worth. >> but on square, that's a totally different story. what did you make of the conversation >> tougher. >> tougher in terms of being on his side >> no i'm on his side on the baba side. square i have a little more difficulty following along with andrew on that one i tend to be leaning towards what you're talking about. but i think baba is the interesting one here, and i agree with him this is a company with eco

and i owe it to jack ma. i've known him for 20 years and i knew jack before he was jack.asked me ten years ago to come speak at an alibaba event. there are thousands of chinese at the meeting. and i'm looking at the audience. the people look a little old. this is a tech company. and i'm speaking to them. and i get off stage and i say, jack, i have to ask you something. are you hiring seniors? what's the deal? he said no, no, those are the parents of our employees. the parents. i said what do you mean the parents? and he said we invite the parents to lots of our meetings. something. great idea. i'm going to steal that. so we started having annual meetings of the parents of our employees in china. now i'm in seattle and i'm announcing with great these dwroox other people in seattle. we're going to have an annual meeting in china. if you did that in new york, do you know how many parents would zmom five. so we had our first meeting. and not unlike theal banna meeting, parents, aunts and uncles, grandparents, they all started showing up. and these meetings were not to talk ab

ramps up spending to compete with its regional rival but could jack ma's shopping spree turn off investorse in hong kong next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ economic, finance, politics, this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua in london. >> the analyst elon musk was harshest went on the investor call says investors are more -- anxious of the kessler -- tesla, their shares fell after elon musk's remarkable earnings goal. -- call. ceos canunusual, often be disappointed or disturbed by questions or do not appreciate multipart questions. i think the level of outright dismissiveness was unusual. >> berkshire hathaway has fought another 75 million -- bought another 75 million apple shares, backing their ability to generate profit according to cnbc, citing warren buffett. the stock purchase adds to the arm was 170 million shares berkshire hathaway already owns an apple's third-largest investor. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: alibaba reports fourth-quarter earnings and is expected to post it profit, the most short in stock in wall street and the most by analyst recommendati

alabama, george jack ma las carolinas y el estado de las ferias -- georgia, alabama, las carolinas.e mÁs de tres dÍgitos y llegarían hasta 106°- 108° en texas y nuevo mÉxico. aviso de bandera roja en lo que son incendios en estas ciudades como las vegas, dallas, colorado . mÁximas de 75°. no hay probabilidad de lluvia. si hay lluvia en miami, houston y atlanta con 70 como mÁxima en el rango de nueva york, mÍnima en los 70° en chicago y mÁxima de los 90°. continuÉ informÁndose de lo que sucede porque comenzamos la temporada bastante fuerte. alan: de verdad, protÉjase. francisca: tÚ eres del real madrid. alan: asÍ es. luego de la lectura del real madrid en la final de la champions, una de las parejas que fueron centro de atenciÓn fueron las de cristiano ronaldo y su novia. francisca: no son novios. hay que firmar el papelito. ella corriÓ . ahÍ estÁ el beso que cautivo todas las redes sociales. se dice que lo disfruten porque Ésta es una de sus Últimas apariciones como solteros. hay rumores de que en las prÓximas semanas, ellos podrÍan celebrar su boda. sería una boda donde se tirarÍa

. >> somete a una poblaciÓn de pre diabÉticos jack atemorizados con el riesgo mucho mÁs aumentado y losllevarlos a la amputaciÓn. >> la diabetes se puede completamente prevenir a travÉs de la nutriciÓn y del ejercicio. a travÉs de mantener un peso saludable. una vez que hay diabetes, es otra historia. sandra: los cambios de vida deben incluir a la familia, incluso a los niÑos. >> es alarmante la tasa de obesidad y de diabetes, especialmente dentro de los hispanos. sandra: hÁbitos sanos en los niÑos, prometen una mejor salud en el futuro. >> muchas personas piensan, tengo diabetes, pero me siento bien. no serÁ igual en cinco aÑos, no serÁ igual en 10 aÑos y todo depende de lo que comemos ahora. >> me enseÑaron un puÑo de tu mano serÁ un poquito de arroz, un poco de pasta y el cuerpo se va acostumbrando. ramÓn: tener cuidado con todo lo que entra por la boca. ya regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn. ramÓn: una pregunta, dejarÍa que sus hijos sean pistoleros virtuales de una escuela? conocerÁ un polÉmico videojuego que en cuestiÓn de dÍas estarÁ al alcance de todos. le diremos por quÉ hay padres

jack. >> caller: hi jim. my question is on shoppiify. >> everybody decided this adobe acquisition of ma genta killed them i don'tlled. i think you can own the stock. pete in texas. >> caller: hi jim. i love your show. >> thank you. >> caller: been watching for many years. >> excellent. >> caller: thanks for all that you do for us. my question is inside corporation. >> i have to tell you i shouldn't be allowed to opine on it i thought the new drug they had was going to be a winner the stock keeps going down i think it's inexpensive because it has good products but nobody believes me. another caller, matthew in virginia. >> caller: booyah jim, thanks for taking my call my stock continues to outpace the sector e trade financial. buy or hold. >> they are in the sweet spot. you have to be a buy, buy, buy, buy, buy that's the right time for this stock. that's the end of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free

francisca: empieza la semana mÁs esperada por todos, el miami fashion week. karla: jacksca:niurka quÉ habrÁ dicho, adys? adys: niurka tenÍa que decir las cosas a su manera, esta vez guardo la compostura, veamos. reportera: niurka llegÓ al teatro para apoyar a su hija romina y aprovechÓ para desmentir que la joven actriz quieran ser una copia de su personalidad. niurka:mis hijos se criaron viendo a su mamÁ defenderse, no necesitan aprender ni imitar a nadie. es una niÑa que no se ha metido con nadie, se equivocaron. le prendieron la sangre, nadie tiene que imitar a nadie. reportera: esta vez se contuvo y no quiso opinar sobre la supuesta problemÁtica de lavado de dinero que envolviÓ a su archienemigo el bombÓn asesino. niurka: no voy hablar de eso.de que lava su ropa no, ella debe tener lavadora, no, no me meto en camisa de 11 varas que no quiero amanecer con la boca llena de hormigas. reportera: hizo reverencia la primera actriz silvia pinal que ha hecho pÚblico que es una mujer que vivÍa maltrato por enrique guzmÁn su ex esposo. niurka:silvia pinal es una reina. mujeres

ma here. and i just wondered if anybody would comment on that. >> great. thank you, alice. we have this gentleman here. thank you. >> hi. my name is jack, an affiliate. i have a question about seg menation. s do we need to do finer segmentation or do we actually -- is it harmful to be segregating people into different segments where you may engender resentment and solve somebody's problem an not somebody else's and should we look instead for common ground so everybody feels like they're in the same boat? >> great. thank you very much. this gentleman over here. >> as a first generation american baby boomer, i have always been struck by the question in my mind, why was i fortunate enough to be able to climb the economic ladder in this country when indigenous american population groups continued to live in poverty, generation after generation. i recently read "the warmth of other sons" and her point about the fact that i could be more easily accepted by society on the upper rungs of that ladder because of the color of my skin than people of color. really struck me. and while you're trying to define the middle class, my concern really is how do we get ba