most recent microsoft report linkedin grew 29% in constant currency three years later that's unusualhat's pretty good. >> yeah. >> what's driving that growth now versus three years ago >> yeah. we are very happy with the results since then you know, most acquisitions the integration can be very challenging. i think by virtue of the way things were set up from the get-go, it's really exceeding expectations, and this model of independence has really been working for us you mentioned the growth rates trailing 12 months we did $6.4 billion of revenue. that -- over that 12-month period is up 31% year-over-year shortly after the announcement within about a year of that time, about six months after we closed, the growth rate slowed to about 17%, so it's actually been meaningful acceleration since that time, and there's a few different factors behind that one is that we continue to grow engagement, a way in which members are engaging with linkedin we continue to invest aggress e aggressively in the act ive job seeker experience, our messaging capabilities. >> and those translate into revenue

the ceo of linkedin.ou to come on. these awards are really part of a broader effort to spread compassion in the business world and beyond. so let everyone know, why is it so important to you? >> we think that compassion can generate a lot of value for companies and certainly for the individuals that work it within those companies. it enables people to not only invest in the success of others, but by virtue of do so, invest in themselves. it enables teams to generate more trust and through that trust they can create faster, higher quality decisions. and ultimately the stress value within the organization. especially in this day and age, we believe this enables companies to be better equipped to ask different, difficult questions and avoid the unintended consequences of the innovations that that are introducing to the world. >> what are some of the issues that these nominees are addressing? >> we're really excited about the compassion award. this is our inaugural event is your, the first time that we will b

what about linkedin?ssociated press dug around the professional networking site and found a vast majority of sites that don't exist. that is raising flags with national security officials. jonathan hunt is here with more. jonathan? >> trace, it's really difficult to tell what is real and what is fake in these. the linkedin profile identified as fake by the associated press with the help of several tech experts who is very convincing. if you're looking at it on your phone or laptop. katie jones has a network of highly respected contacts that presumably added her to her networks assuming she's real. it's the photo according to the experts is what provides the clues that it is fake. a halo effect on the woman's hair is a clue. a scale effect on her ear and smudges on her cheek. hard to see that. more oven, the background is closely cropped. if you look closely, you can see her earring is blurred. signs that it's computer generated, not real. the fear is that on a platform like linkedin, governments or indivi

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that covers people that linkedin was not able to penetrate.er and one of the larger shareholders in japan. think you for joining us today. concentrating above the ipo price in japan. you can get a roundup of the stories you need on daybreak. bloomberg's subscribers can go to dayb on their terminals. it is available on mobile or the bloomberg anywhere app. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: let's get back to the breaking news we had a few moments ago. president white house lawyers on options on removing jay powell as chair. we had the details. alex, bloomberg has learned that the president has looked into the legality of demoting chair powell. now he know that it was at the direction of president trump himself. >> that is right. she discussed it with his advisers. he has repeatedly expressed his frustration. today that in february, he drafted his lawyers to look at ways to remove jay powell from leadership without outright power -- firing him. paul: do we have clarity on if it is legal? >> no. there is no precedent for this, so it has never been

yeah, but if you go to an event for linkedin and a presidential candidate, let me tell you something,r email inbox is about to explode [ laughter ] [ applause ] it's a lot another linkedin i'm excited about this "the bachelorette" is back on monday yeah [ cheers and applause i love it. and this is crazy, i read that one of the contestants has fathered 114 children as a a sperm donor. that's insane. but on the bachelorette, sperm donor is one of the more respected professions. [ laughter and applause pretty wild. anyway, can we see some of the season's contestants yeah i think they all have the same father i mean, it's, like, the same guy. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: it's the same guy. wait, what >> jimmy: well, you guys, there's a lot going on in the news right now, but instead of me just telling you about it, i thought i'd be nice to give you the chance to decide what we talk about that's right it's time for "you pick the joke." [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ you pick the joke >> jimmy: so, here's how it works. i'm gonna show you two news stories, then you guys get to pick which o

. >> both the reported, the online service linkedin want to profile locked in china. can you tell us what happened? >> earlier this year i received an email. telling me i was censored due to their policy so some others covered this and asked for the -- what happened, quickly the policy, i don't really know what happened. there is no answer, no technical error on this. most likely because my continued posting activities for humanitarian china is specially how it relates to human rights. it was either inconvenient for the chinese market which is why i was censored. >> linked in is a biographical site. do you use linkedin to speak out politically or use the other platform to speak out politically because of who you were? >> i use every platform i can find. before the censoring i could reach my chinese friends in china, why i post about that. for me that is part of my profession. as full-time human rights activist, to talk about what i do. >> did they ever tell you what exact policy was they had found you in violation of? >> know, no specifics. >> you are one of the stude

other than his role as managing partner here at s-cubed capital in menlo park, according to his linkedin profile, mark stevens is also on the board of trustees of the u.s. olympic and paralympic foundation. kris reyes for abc7 news. >> all right. let's bring in abc7 news sports director larry beil. >> what's your take on this? >> well, two things. first, i think the nba should be commended for acting swiftly. they didn't wait around. in fact, their security team, as soon as this incident took place in the fourth quarter, they immediately started to gather information. they later would talk with stevens. they talked with the officials involved and people that were nearby. and i don't know what he was thinking, if he thought perhaps -- i believe it was his wife mary. she was not involved. she had stepped out of the way. so i don't -- you can't justify anything. >> just an impulse. >> maybe just a bizarre moment. but kyle lowry, i can't tell you how much restraint he showed. we have seen situations with other nba players. the worst of it was the malice in the palace where you had many playe

his linkedin page list him as a technical support analyst at dell. >>> the arrested person's neighbors informed detectives they have observed him learning something in his backyard with the use of gasoline on the dates of june 17 and june 18. the search warrant resulted in the findings of a fresh dig area on his property. which is the same area the arrested person was reported burning something. >> reporter: dna test of the remains found there match mackenzie lueck. this is video of the suspect walking with his hands up this morning toward s.w.a.t. officers. the 31-year-old was arrested on suspicion of homicide kidnapping obstruction of justice and desecration of a dead body. mackenzie mackenzie lueck was last seen 12 days ago in salt lake city airport after flying back to school from lax. after she landed she took a look lyft car to a park and met someone there at 3 am. it is a person that officials described as the murder suspect. her phone stopped working at that point according to detectives. records show the suspects phone pinged at the park about the same time. he allegedly admit

can you walk us through how you figured out this profile on link linkedin that presumably many powerfulened was about a month ago, i was alerted by a british academic in london that head had been approached by this katie jones character. he thought there was something suspicious about her, because she would claim to work in the field of russia studies. he's a longtime russia watcher. he had never heard of her, so he asked me to look at the profile, and i did. this was something weird about the face, miseerie. you know, when everything seems just about right, but not quite right. we slowed it around to a few experts. sure enough not only the face itself didn't exist, it wasn't a human. >> so i think we were just showing our viewers a graphic that points out how your expert detailed the signs to look for. she does look like something straight our "the americans" a perfectly crafted what you would think of's a because of individual, but obviously you have to have something intelligent behind it if you're going to try to set up a fa face network, who were they connected to? >> so, katie jon

there is linkedin learning. there are obvious places where people can get additional training. there is not a lot of oversight or standards for them. in many ways, it mirrors the for-profit education system. where most of these companies have a profit motive. and again, there is not a lot of oversight on quality. or standards. when i talk to employers, they don't know, they don't recognize these credentials. i don't know how to value them and it's very frustrating for workers who have gotten them. so, in this wild west of situation right now. where can government step in to help kind of manage this process of innovation or provide some oversight? sec. devos: i think the role of federal government is to provide, as wide a boundaries as is feasible and possible. particularly, if federal resources are following some of these efforts. but i think it is really important to ensure the most innovation and creativity, the opportunity for it to develop appropriately. and robustly. to really let the market work to the greatest extent possible. and on the other hand, look to some of the e

problem is we got here over .he last 20 years how do you separate my data from facebook or from linkedinese other services is really a difficult problem, especially in the face of these new privacy regulations. taylor: difficult problems with the difficult solutions and conversations. thank you. onwe have been covering bloomberg, the house panel covering an antitrust investigation of these big technology firms. it is prepared to issue subpoenas. >> this is a review broadly of the dominant technology. they are engaged in anticompetitive behavior, behavior discouraging or eliminating competitors, if they are discouraging innovation and and if theyship, allow users to control their own data. this is an opportunity to use the investigative process which will involve depositions, hearings, witnesses, if necessary subpoenas, document requests. roundtables will bring some of the best technologists in the country thinking about what is the right response, what is the answer. we need to identify the challenges, but it's hard to come up with a solution, so we want to ensure we have the best data,

in fact, customer success managers is one of the fastest-growing jobs, according to linkedin.s to discuss as part of our work shifted series, ceo of gainsight nick mehta. it is a customer success platform. salesforce is an investor in gainsight. tableau is one of your customers. what is your take on this deal? nick: i heard about it this morning just like you. it felt perfect for both sides. tableau is one of the most respected companies in general. salesforce is obviously proven they can buy companies and put them to the distribution channel. i think both companies are committed to customer success. emily: how does this change your business? there is obviously a shifting landscape within the cloud and lots of different companies that own parts of the cloud and bigger companies that are trying to own more and more inside the cloud. how does that change your position within it? nick: it keeps accelerating. if you look over all, a subscription economy index and shows companies in subscription businesses are growing five times faster than the average company. subscription economy

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what goes into content and people value things they pay for >> do you see this as an alternative to linkedin there anything else like this? >> boudica will be daily content drops, it will be video-led. it will be women talking about their coping strategies, their tips and tricks for how to get through the day, work/life balance. it's primarily about work and then live meet-ups, conferences. it's really to connect women through their stories. we've been in cannes, the lions festival, collecting and banking stories. we have wonderful experiences and tips for young working women, for older working women wef be wove be we've been doing lots of stuff underlying all of it is the goal of closing the gender leadership gap, the c suite, 70% of white men still run it even though we had a lot of women elected in the midterm elections, even though we had me too and times up, actually women in the work force, the leadership numbers have not changed >> you're also here on behalf of snap as a board member a lot of talk about how snap could benefit around the negative concerns with facebook and google >> we

absolutely was because of engineering culture, doing social network thing, we weren't depth, now we have linkedin which for professional communication and networking is in a very strong position and helps lots of growth opportunities. >> there was a company that was started in seattle near you, company called amazon, and they were supposed to be selling books over the internet and later other things but then they started web services cloud business and now you're number 2 and are you surprised that you were beaten to that game by company that wasn't the software company? >> well, the natural companies to do the cloud would have been your classic enterprise venders, ibm, oracle, sap who in terms of horizontal cloud aren't there at all. it is a surprise and huge credit to jeff bezos and his team that they got out in front and did the best cloud product. today the microsoft is a strong number 2 and huge distance to number 3 and so it is a source for microsoft, but, yes, many companies including microsoft who should feel bad that they didn't -- they didn't get ahead of amazon in doing that work. >> s

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. >> i will be brief but in january it was reported the online service linkedin blocked your profilein china that later restored due to negative publicity can you tell us what happened earlier this year i received an e-mail telling me i was censored due to their policy. so i asked the questions and i asked them what happened. so quickly they change their policy. i don't really know what happened when i asked there was no answer they blame technical error. but to me i believe most likely because of my posting about my activities of the president and the humanitarian issues in china as it relates to human rights and it was inconvenient on the chinese market and that's why i was censored. >> so my question is linkedin is a biographical site did you use that to speak out politically or do you use other platforms or do they censor that because of who you are quick. >> yes. i realized that i could reach my chinese friends through linked in and that is why i post for me that's my job. that is my profession now as a full-time human rights activist to talk about what they do. >> did they ever

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facebook, networking sites linkedin, instagram.web 3.0 along with some new use cases. joe: with the platforms, a theory him is the most well -- ethereum is the most well-known among others, you never hear of people really using them or making them part of their day-to-day life. do you have any apps that have traction of growing their user base? muneeb: i would encourage you to check out this app called graphite. it is a decentralized alternative to google docs. there also some new things, an app that is a different type of email. it doesn't use the email protocol. it is fully decentralized, more secure. caroline: let's get you a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. there's growing enthusiasm for a wealth tax in the united states. george soros and chris hughes are among those who signed an online letter in favor of narrowing the wealth gap by taxing the richest 1% of americans. lufthansa is adjusting its dividend policy a week after developing its second profit warning this year. of itsend of 20% to 40% adjusted incom

who wrote a linkedin post that went viral.'t need to know when his employees had to leave earl for a kidsk soccer game or why they need to work at home telling his team to stop apologizing for having lives president of a company in chicago, he manages a team of 175 people thanks for being with us >> thanks for having me. >> what prompted you to write this post? >> there's a couple reasons. first of all i think we all sense this anxiety in the workforce, i certainly have, about how to balance our work selves and our personal selves and so it's something i wanted to address not only for the people who work for me but also as a reminder to myself that i need to be better at that balance. the second thing is i wanted to put something out there for other leaders to kind of live up to, kind of, you know, a challenge to them to be better, lead with empathy. >> as a boss don't you want to know where your employees are? if it's the middle of the day and they're not at their desk. >> you know, i hire people who are good human beings, wh

senator elizabeth warren who came in second with 19% of voter support. 13% said they were library linkedinnders. 7% packing mayor pete. 7% supporting kamala harris and 2% would back beto o'rourke, cory booker or andrew yang. while candidates have not been notified this latest poll will keep steve bullock from the debate stage. his campaign released a video on his push to sign medicaid expansion in his home state which he said delayed him jumping into the rose. >> he's the only democrat who won a trump state. he won't be at the debate. before he can run for president he had to convince the republican legislature to save my health care. he did. bullock signed a bill for medicaid expansion. >> that might not mean much to the dnc in washington but it means everything to me. >> the governor also hit back at the dnc rule change which excluded specific polls from consideration, writing in a fortune. ed quote while it's not my job to write the rules the dnc should find a way from excluding people from the conversation just because we got a later entry in the race than others. that includes candida

turn our attention from emancipation proclamation to weces like sinclair farm, begin to links how linkedin and you know authorities in washington became something tangible in the lives of formerly in slaved people, and having made it real by having built these new settlements. we can begin to see how emancipation was lived and experienced. and sometimes, how it was lost. but first a little background. this whole story begins at the , in the war's opening days because that is when the first enslaved people determined this war had something to do with them and something to do with freedom and they set out to flee bondage and seek detection from the union army. remarkable is pretty . i am going to try one more time -- oh, good, it's working now except i went the wrong direction. there we go. this is a pretty remarkable scene. remarkable. before his address, president he wouldad promised not interfere with slavery where it already existed, in the south. federal law constrained him. not just the constitution, but slave act, which required the federal government enslaved on returning people who

takeaway was this is going to chill m&a and that's been a huge area of growth for them microsoft linkedin you have facebook and instagram. which at the time didn't seem to be anti-competitive but regulators now go ooh, i don't know >> google and youtube, for example. >> right exactly. >> they might be a little less -- but there's still plenty of i would think opportunity for merger activity, though it might not involve the biggest of the bigs >> this is really a mega deal. there will be other tech m&a but the multibillion-dollar deals, there's a certain threshold for when you need the doj or ftc to step in. i think it's 90 million. so there's a possibility that they'll either go for smaller deals or see other competitors -- >> just a couple days after the investigations were in the news and the stocks, we hear alphabet's buying looker it's these couple billion dlr deal sizes we're looking at at this point >> exactly $2.6 billion is substantial but for google -- >> nothing >> exactly last year the biggest five tech companies did 30 billion in m&a. this year with that deal included it's 4 b

lunch called going to work and today we will take a look at the single dad who wrote this post on linkedinne viral. he says basically don't apologize to me for not being available to fly on sunday don't tell me why you have to leave early to pick up your kids don't tell me why you're not going to be online after dinner. you have to have work-life balance. >> he was saying burnout is real i haven't read the whole post yet. >> it is recognized as a medical condition by the w.h.o. and it is real and it does have real consequences, health consequences don't apologize for being human and we'll talk to this dad and why it's resonated with so many people >> being looking forward to it we'll see you then here's what's ahead on "the exchange." >> ahead, target tries to play catch-up to amazon chicken nuggets with no chicken? netflix isn't satisfied with just movies and tv shows so it's branching out. and a new member of the what are you thinking club? when it comes to corporate name changes. that's ahead in rapid refi kes i. state-of-the-art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. le

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you can find me on social media, twitter, facebook, instagram, snapchat and linkedin.adline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. it's a white-knuckle moment for all americans as we watch a president who's largely untested standoff with foreign opponents and better known for alienating allies and accusing aver saries respond to escalations with iran. >> iran made a big mistake. this drone was in international waters clearly. we have it all documented. it's documented scientifically, not just words. and they made a very bad mistake. okay. >> mr. president, how will you respond? >> you'll find out. >> are you going to war with iran? >> you'll find out. >> i find it hard to be intentional to tell you the truth. i think it was somebody loose and stupid who did it. we will report back and you will understand what happened. but it was a foolish move. >> trump

you can find me on social media, twitter, facebook, instagram, twitter, snapchat and, indeed, linkedin. thank you for watching. "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. we are looking at the debate stage in miami, florida, where in just a few hours ten candidates will take their places for the fist first democratic debate. like everything else will kick off against a president mired in controversy. back in washington, back at the white house, it's about to get ugly. really, really, really ugly. the reaction from the president, his allies to news special counsel robert s. mueller will testify publicly before the house intel and judiciary committee is any indication, the president is now running scared of the moment that could be created by wall-to-wall testimony from mueller about donald trump's efforts to obstruct the fbi investigation into russian meddling and his associates nearly 150 contacts with russians. the president reacting to the news today with his standard lies about what the mueller investigation actually conclu