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she was born into a prominent family in 1978. , theather is a tech icon founder of lenovo. >> part oflity comes from the fact that her father is one of the most famous people in china and she has been trying to make a name for herself. >> she majored in computer science at harvard and spent years managing investments at goldman sachs. she joined this to your old startup-- two-year-old aiming to end china's traffic problems. >> she came to my office and said she wanted to work on this. i asked her why. she said, i can't work here if i get pregnant. the commute is killing me. she was spending three hours switching between buses and subways everyday. there are many like that in china. 800 million chinese who ride 1.4 billion times every day. >> she brought her expertise to the company and raised billions to compete against its largest local rival. months after the completion of the deal, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. she survived and returned to work to face one of the biggest battles of her career. uber, which was already big in the u.s.. the money they brought in was bigger tha

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lenovo turns it into treasure. this is a company that's not at least for "the claman countdown" open at all when it comes to coming on, talking about them and bringing out their best ideas. we have had all these other companies come in, say look what we have done. we will watch it all. come back again. we will see you soon. >> thank you for having us. liz: you got it. warner media looking to make some new friends. with about 21 minutes before the closing bell, dow is still, yeah, languishing down about 270 points. up next, the sitcom reunion 25 years in the making that could soon make a splash on your favorite streaming devices. >>> and paying for college, anything but splashing around in a pool like a child playing. when it came to paying for college, darius quarrels, a foster child from the south side of chicago, discovered the real bottom line. it would cost him half a million dollars minimum to pay for just a four-year university. so how entirely on his own did he secure more than $1 million in scholarship mone

also hearing from the likes of lenovo, offering signs of reassurance after posting earnings that beatof estimates. they said their factories are coping well. they do expect short-term volatility and challenges, but most of their factories are back online and they expect rebounds and demand once the outbreak stabilizes. they talked about their forecast, now expecting an annual decline in global passenger demand, the first time in 11 years since the global financial crisis. airlines going to have a tough year in 2020. haidi: yvonne man in hong kong and tom mackenzie in beijing. coming up next, we are counting down to inflation data out of japan later this hour. and dissectanalysis those numbers as we get them. shery: first we speak to a guest who says the fed has become the biggest risk for markets. right now we are getting china's hubei province reporting 115 coronavirus deaths on february 20. we are also seeing 411 new coronavirus cases for february 20. both numbers are higher than the previous day. yesterday we had seen the death toll lower, and confirmed cases o -- lower. 2144.an, t