janus said to be headhunting for spies via linkedin.his is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: -- no comment yet from google. it is not clear if this is linked to president donald trump's demands that companies look for other alternatives to china. china is reportedly using linkedin to recruit spies overseas. according to "the new york times," chinese agents see linkedin is a prime recruiting ground to contact thousands of foreign citizens. this includes government officials. linkedin is the only major american social media platform not blocked in china because the company agreed to censor posts containing sensitive information. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: i found this story to be really fascinating and completely frightening at the same time. we kind of knew this might be happening, but this is now, like, government officials are getting tapped on linkedin? david: obama officials and danish officials have gotten approached on linkedin in various ways, saying let's talk, and maybe we can help you out. you'd think, what are the chance

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what could the chinese tell from reading his linkedin page? linkedin page, its very clear immediately that he worked in national security, that he had the type of background that the chinese intelligence services are most interested in >> cooper: he's good at national security, military, international relations, counter-terrorism, security clearance, dispute resolution. this is a signpost to "i was a former intelligence official." >> gaynor: and it led to what you would expect. >> cooper: mallory ended up in contact with this man, who called himself michael yang and claimed to be an employee at a chinese think tank. so he's a chinese intelligence officer? >> gaynor: we believe him to be a chinese intelligence officer. and more importantly, mr. mallory, when meeting with him, believed him to be an intelligence officer. >> cooper: over the next several weeks, michael yang paid mallory $25,000 to come to shanghai twice, and mallory reached out to former colleagues at the c.i.a. asking to be put in touch with people who had current intelligence on

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emily: what does it mean for a company like linkedin, for example?s a social network. workers go to connect with the peers they meet. ziprecruiter is a place you go to find work. we are a place that is very task oriented for someone who is in the process of looking for their next job. putting up your profile on ziprecruiter, enabling yourself to get recruited, that is the reason you come to the site. emily: talk to us about the current trends you are seeing. unemployment is low but there is a lot of geopolitical uncertainty. and, macro economic uncertainty and market volatility. how is that impacting the trends you are seeing in the job market right now? ian: at ziprecruiter, we have job postings so in many ways, we have indicators that predict where the industry is going. one of the things that is staying consistently true is a number of job postings in 2019 is up over the number of job postings in 2018. there is wage increase. there's a record number of jobs going online with benefits. at least for right now, it is still very much a job seeker's ma

which of the following does not appear on linkedin's recent list of the ten most overused buzzwords in>> i'm gonna say the one that does not appear in the ten most overused buzzwords is c, dimwitted. final answer. >> and that you're not. you got it right. >> all right. >> good for $500. this'll be good for $1,000. >> okay. >> realizing a collective effort by florists could expand their industry, in 1910 a man named valentine, yes valentine, led a group of florists to create what delivery service. >> okay. i actually believe i used this service to send flowers to my mom on mother's day when i was deployed. so i'm gonna go with a, ftd, final answer. >> you got it right. stood for florists telegraph delivery association. that got you to $1,000. let's get to $2,000 with this question. famous for their epic inactivity, what animals usually only climb down from trees once a week for the sole purpose of going to the bathroom? >> i was actually at the omahan. a rtling. w sth final.e] [app well done. >> thank you. >> three questions in. this'll be our fourth question, worth $3,000. >> okay. >>

make sure you update your resume, your linkedin, those always should be updated.uld always be, networki talking to contacts and knowing what is going on in and outside of your company. >> just in case. >> because you never know. ng >> and sho up your finances. >> you never know. because if you become unemployed you want the rainy day fund. the first thing you need to do f as a lot people say, you should have three to six months worth of your living expses saved. if you are unemployed, if we go by what happened after the greai recessio 2011, it took them 29 weeks to find a new j n. you mayd more money than you think. so maybe six months to twelve months inhat cash reserve would be best. t it in a high-yield bank savings account. also some say consider getting y home equine of credit. not that you are going to use it but you have it in case youfu nd s to tap. >> you know, it is early. people are going to be sitting there saying, what are they talking about? the economy looks good right now. it occurs to me a lot of what you are saying is what we should be doing>>any

still a bit of cloud, just linkedin with that weather system towards the north—west on saturday and as through saturday. maximum temperatures, they will be shooting up to about 25—28d, may be 30 celsius in the south—east, even for scotland, northern ireland, into the 20s. by sunday, not a great deal of change, perhaps a bit drier around these western parts but again, lots of sunshine expected during sunday, those temperatures could be a touch higher, up to 30, 31 celsius in the south—east. but again, widely temperatures in the mid to the high 20s. across most parts of the uk. into monday, which for some of us as a bank holiday, of course. high pressure still extending itself across eastern parts, a weather system skirting northwestern areas, this is now tuesday. even into tuesdayit this is now tuesday. even into tuesday it is looking fine and dry. but for the bank holiday monday, for england and where is, more sunshine expected again, temperatures once again up into the high 20s. perhaps 30 celsius. temperatures coming down a touch in scotland and northern ireland but i suspect still

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before they know it, there is a linkedin profile and their instagram page.ocked them there is a lot of access to information that i think maybe people don't realise they are giving out. i think the younger generation are much more savvy about that, which i think explains the soaring popularity of snapchat, whether messages disappear. a lot of people know that these images and silliness out partying and drinking could follow them around later in life. i think it is probably those who are our age, the first generation to post pictures that we probably may be wish we hadn't. don't look either of them up! don't look me up, you will be very disappointed! let's move on to the mail. stephen, britain'sjobs boom is all down to women. the number of britons working is up, strong and healthy employment growth even while wage growth is struggling, and the majority driving thatis struggling, and the majority driving that is women. the mail has pro—brexit, project fear et cetera, but the reality is that to things together point to the paradox of our very strong job growth.

linkedin says job postings in the finance industry that list skill sets with data science has jumpedn the past 12 months, so there is a lot of demand for people who can do finance and tech. shery: on the chart you are looking at jobs created due to technology. senior data scientist, sco specialist. what are some of the jobs being created by technology and indirectly? >> we saw a lot of job postings for people that can make virtual forstants and chat bots banks as they expand their digital presence, less people going into the branch. they will be making virtual assistants, so you can speak with somebody online, on your phone. we have also seen for engineers who can work on credit scoring as well, to build, so we don't need people to put in all the data themselves. the algorithm will do that. we see this also within hedge funds and private equity. hedge funds were early on in automated trading. we have seen private equity start to create advanced algorithms that will search and identify potential firms to target themselves. amanda: it seems clear there will be some winners here. if you

like microsoft selling the note 10 in its resale stores, but truth be told, if you wanted office or linkedinyour smartphone anyway, you will just download it. for people it is indispensable for, they are going to use it. i do not see anything particularly game changing here. it is just about boosting the ecosystem. microsoft continues to show it is willing to play ball with pretty much anyone. paul: thanks for joining us in new york. that is "bloomberg technology lobal link." don't miss bloomberg technology at 7:00 a.m. in sydney, 5:00 a.m. in hong kong and 5:00 p.m. in new york. coming up next, we take a closer look at oil markets. saudi arabia discusses how to the lowering global prices. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go

hopkins linkedin. hopkins -- the secretary coming by guiding close to listen to this, said burns had an unnerving smile on him and he said, looked at hopkins and he said, from this moment on, stay the blank out of my business. he did not say blank. in such ways power in washington changes hands. burns soon became, referred himself as assistant president which rose up the test of took over the daily running of the country. he was most powerful man in the united states next to the president. roosevelt focus entirely on the war and the postwar sentiment, burns ran united states of america. and it was not a moment too soon because this country was seizing up. especially industry. we were seizing up just as we are beginning to win the war. production was about -- sees up as a car engine. the question would be why. over the course of two and half terms roosevelt had established an apparatus and a working style that still to this day horrifies efficiency experts. whenever there's a big job to do, he would giv

and dan roth has stori from linkedin and the impact of rude behavior at work.explain to me, why are managers blaming employees who report that people are being rude to them. >> it is not surprising that people are rude to each other in the office. we are rude to each other all the time everywhere. >> we're stressed out. >> exactly. it's hard. but in the workplace, what was really great, we started a conversation about this on linkedin, and people started weighing in and they didn't mind it, they knew people would be rude, what really broke them and sent them in tears and had health issues when they reported to the managers and the managers came back and said you're the problem. i think this happens is number one, you got to make your numbers, and number two, you are just trying to get through the day, and someone comes to you and says this person is causing me a problem, managers say i don't have time for this. >> i don't want to deal with it. you deal with it, please, let me do my job. that is one big thing. the other thing, in the study, they say this, if a m

you can find me on twitter, instagram, snapchat and linkedin. nicolle wallace begins right now. >> it's 4:00 in new york. dividers keep on dividing. donald trump losing the battle between his teleprompter self and twitter self lashing out against former president obama urging them to reject language coming out of the mouths of any of our leaders that feeds fear and hatred. president obama's warning came at the same time as reports emerged as the 2020 campaigns using facebook ads to amplify his claims of invasion of immigrants, the exact language used by the el paso killer. and a city still reeling from the weekend violence, the "washington post" greg miller, "there is deep concern among national security officials and experts that trump not only incites the far rights and policies but impedes the government's ability to respond. as for the president's constant contradictions of the u.s. intelligence attack we have a growing body of language of trump supremacy that has a different tone on law enforcement. listen to the president on white supremac

critical player for a critical issue that the company is trying to solve update your resume, your linkedin profile you should always be networking. >> sharon, what about suring up your own finances, maybe building a savings cushion. >> a lot of financial experts say should be three to six months worth of your savings in an emergency fund but keep in mind, trying to find a new job can take longer that that if something happens and you do become unemployed that rainy day fund may need to be six to 12-month expenses. some say consider taking out a home equity line of credit so that you have more of a cushion, not that you will use the credit but to have it and qualify for it now before things get tight. >> sharon, is now the time to be more cautious in your spending >> it absolutely is time to be more cautious. look at any debt and take any extra money once you review the budget to cut out and put some of the extra money toward paying off debt use cash, use your debit card instead of your credit card. these are things that you should be doing all the time but now when people are maybe a littl

can you find me all over social media, twitter, facebook, instagram, snapchat and linkedin.or watching. "deadline: white house" begins right now. >>> hello, and namaste, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york city. i'm john heilemann from for nicolle wallace. just two weeks from mass shooting that's left dozens dead, one specifically targeting hispanics. it's appallingly parent how little impact these slaughters have had on president donald trump. today the president is giving every indication he's retreating on the promise of gun reform by at the same time returning to his focus on policies that target latinos. we will get to guns in a moment. >>> but first this morning his administration announcing a new rule that will allow u.s. to hold migrant families in detention indefinitely if they cross the border illegally. that would be the latest turn of the screw at the u.s./mexican border where trump's policies separates families, put

in his linkedin, we looked at that. it appears that the suspect talks about being a bit lazy himself, not being motivated himself. so these are the confusing cues you get from some of the suspected shooters. he is definitely racist and anti-immigration. he came here according to police all the way from allen, texas. i used to live right near that area. he went to plano high school. he drove hundreds of miles to come here because this is where the border is. this is where folks are that he deems not worthy of being in america. according to police, he shot and killed 20 people, injured 26. >> he is using language like invasion. he talked about texas becoming a democratic state, which seemed to alarm him greatly. you can explain 8chan? >> it's >> reporter: it's a forum online. there are sections that are racist. they are virulently violent. they encourage violence. what is shocking when you go on these sites, as you sort of go down the rabbit hole and are talking, as soon as something like this happens, and the suspected s

in a linkedin post on tuesday, ceo doug mcmillen promised to respond in a, quote, thoughtful and positive way. >>> a town hall meeting on congress was hosted by congressman eric swalwell. for nearly two hours the crowd was full of concern over gun violence and conflicted over solutions. >> i want us to look at what is the root cause of gun violence. i think that's the root before talking about assault rifles. >> don't attack this from a gun issue. attack this from a mental health issue. >> the american people, they already know what they want us to do. overwhelmingly they support background checks and assault weapons ban. it's just getting congress to do it. >> congressman swalwell says one of the reasons he called for last night's town hall, with 44% of his constituents born outside of the u.s., many of them are feeling targeted. >>> hero airline captain chelsea sully introduce the safe landing act. it's inspired by the near miss at sfo in 2017 when an air canada jet nearly landed on a taxiway where several other planes were waiting to take off. >>> former vice president joe biden will b

in his linkedin, we looked at that and it appears the suspect talks about being a bit lazy himself, notivated himself. so these are the sort of confusing cues that you get from some of these suspected shooters, but he is definitely virulently racist. he came according to police all the way from allen, texas. i used to live in that area. he went to plano high school, apparently. the suspected shooter drove hundreds of miles to come here because this is where the border is. this is where folks are that he deems of not being worthy of being in america. so according to police, she shot and killed 20 people, injured 26. >> sara sidner on the story. sara, thank you. the family of one shooting victim from ohio is speaking out about the tragedy. one family member remembered thomas mcnichols as a kind man. the other had a direct message to the u.s. president. here's what they had to say. >> he was a family man. he worked yesterday and just wanted to have a good time. >> he was in the bar? >> he was in the bar at ned peppers and got shot. just waiting to get into the bar. >> the one thing you wer

in a linkedin page, he described as an awful work ethic. i'm not really mott rad investigated to do anything more than what's necessary. working in general sucking. i spend about eight hours every day in computer, so that counts towards experience, i guess, which is the dichotomy of targeting this walmart location, and as we've covered immigrant presidents issues, over and over we hear they want a chance to work hard and get hat. that's a dichotomy between this profile and story from immigrants for years. i think it's striking. as these investigators continue to work this scene here, there's other social media posts where this gunman was talking about liking president trump's twitter posts and building the wall. andrew, this is so much for joining us. let mess start with a basic question for the fbi. i floe what a lot you do is opaque and has to be not transparent. there's an impression that the fbi takes more seriously acts of terrorism committed by other groups beyond white supremacists. is not fair? >> it's not fair. the work is very dif

in a linkedin post, ceo doug mcmillan promised to respond to the shootings in a, quote, thoughtful and positive way. >>> people in san francisco held an anti racism vigil to show support for the el paso victims. abc 7 was at the event at the b.a.r.t. station in the mission district. the protesters want officials to denounce white supremacist violence. >>> in the east bay, a full house in hayward, the city hall for a town hall meeting on gun violence hosted by congressman eric swalwell. for nearly two hours the crowd was full of concern over gun violence in the country. they were conflicted over solutions. >> i want us to look at what is the root cause of gun violence. i think that's the rooted, before talking about assault rifles. >> don't attack this from a gun issue. attack this from a mental healt to do. overwhelmingly they support background checks and assault weapons bans. it's just getting a congress that will do it. >> congressman swalwell said one of the reasons he called for the town hall is because with 44% of his constituents born outside of the u.s., he says many of them fe

here's the irony, victor, because when you look at the linkedin profile of the suspect, he says that he really has no will in order anything more, no motivation to look for a job. from court documents that we just received actually, it shows that he was not holding a job. so some of that irony there, but we can't ignore the scene that is right behind us. >> and you were at the reunification center where people were wondering when can they get their cars. >> what i've been hearing from people at the reunification center is that they have been told it's unclear when they'll retrieve their cars because this is still a crime scene. we can see the perimeter and that's why we're standing where we are, victor, because you can see the dps vehicles behind us and we see every now and then officers that are walking in and out of that walmart. >> it certainly is a massive crime scene. you can understand, i mean you've been inside a walmart supercenter, you know how large they are that they have to process all of the evidence there and in the parking lot as well. rosa flores, thanks for the lates

find me on social media, twitter, facebook, snapchat and linkedin.ite house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. and today 17 years and about 335 days after terrorists declared war on the american homeland in the attacks of 9/11, we woke up to the same language of war from some of our government officials. this time the enemy is domestic terrorism. according to fbi director chris wray, it's largely puyoled by white supremacy. in the wake of two mass shootings over the weekend in texas and ohio that together killed 31 people and wounded 45 more, there's an open question

apple tv and can you always find me on social media, twitter, facebook, instagram, snapchat and linkedin "deadline: white house" starts right now. >>> aloha and namaste, everyone. it is 4:00 in new york city. i'm john heilemann in here for nicolle wallace all week long, i'm sorry to report. if president trump seems more irritable or cranky you would expect from a president coming off a week of summer vacation, which he apparently played a lot of golf and surfed a lot of cable news, look for a unique set of polls along with a crush ominous headlines that smacked him in the face when he first woke up this morning in the white house. a new national nbc news/"the wall street journal" poll puts trump 12 points behind. behind whom? a democrat to be named later. the generic democrat beating the sitting president by double digits. trump also failing the grade on on response to the mass shootings in dayton

media, twitter, facebook, instagram, snapchat and linkedin. thank you for watching. "deadline: white house" begins right now. >>> hello, and namaste, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york city. i'm john heilemann from for nicolle wallace. just two weeks from mass shooting that's left dozens dead, one specifically targeting hispanics. it's appallingly parent how little impact these slaughters have had on president donald trump. today the president is giving every indication he's retreating on the promise of gun reform by at the same time returning to his focus on policies that target latinos. we will get to guns in a moment. >>> but first this morning his administration announcing a new rule that will allow u.s. to hold migrant families in detention indefinitely if they cross the border illegally. that would be the latest turn of the screw at the u.s./mexican border where trump's policies separates families, put babies in cages in woefully inadequate communities. so less than three weeks after a mass shooting aimed directly at latinos and arguably fueled by trump's own word

listen to the show on sirius xm, tune in, msnbc now and apple tv, facebook, twitter, instagram, linkedin. "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. how bad was it? apparently the president's stops in el paso and dayton, who communities he vowed to help heal, were so offkey, the attacks so jarring the barrage of angry tweets at local media so startling, even trump's own white house acknowledged the trip was a debacle. white house times reporter maggie earlier today -- >> do they think it went well? >> most people, i suspect, would not say that publicly but will privately admit yesterday was something of a debacle. that these are not the headlines they wanted to see. they wanted him to go in and behave differently, go in and get out without little waves as possible. did he that in pittsburgh, even though there was controversy after the synagogue shooting. he was able to stay calm. yesterday he couldn't stop watching television news, where the candidates were attacking him. this was the process. >> these are the headlines underscoring

apple tv and you can always find me on social media, twitter, facebook, instagram, snapchat and linkedinanks for watching. "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. former fbi director jim comey on the offense today in the wake of a brand-new report from the inspector general at the department of justice. comey today suggesting he's owed an apology for those who defamed him saying he belonged in jail for declassifying information. he insisted he would not do anything different. comey today, i don't need a public apology from those who defamed me but a quick message i'm sorry we lied about you woul

listen to the show on sirius xm, tune in, msnbc now and apple tv, facebook, twitter, instagram, linkedin with nicolle wallace starts now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. how bad was it? apparently the president's stops in el paso and dayton, who communities he vowed to help heal, were so offkey, the attacks so jarring the barrage of angry tweets at local media so startling, even trump's own white house acknowledged the trip was a debacle. white house times reporter maggie earlier today -- >> do they think it went well? >> most people, i suspect, would not say

find me all over social media, twitter, facebook, instagram, snapchat and linkedin. "deadline: white house" begins now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. i'm chris jansing in for nicolle wallace. president trump reopening his favorite culture war with fresh attacks on the so-called squad of minority congresswomen whom he recently said should go back to their country. but you don't have to dig too far below the surface to find an existential excess and trump may be using them as a distraction. trump woke up to a trending hashtag he was desperate to change, #trump recession. it came along with headlines the economy is in distress, maybe even headed for a nose dive, which trump's aides even admit could spell disaster for the president. a source close to trump telling axios, i'm very worried about the economic data. a lot of us are concerned. without the narrative on the economy, he can't win. axios adds the team is worried about polling positions in pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. and one senior white house official be warns, he's running out of tools to ju

apple tv and you can always find me on social media, twitter, facebook, instagram, snapchat and linkedin. thanks for watching. "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. former fbi director jim comey on the offense today in the wake of a brand-new report from the inspector general at the department of justice. comey today suggesting he's owed an apology for those who defamed him saying he belonged in jail for declassifying information. he insisted he would not do anything different. comey today, i don't need a public apology from those who defamed me but a quick message i'm sorry we lied about you would be nice. and those two spent two years talking about me going to jail for being a liar and leaker, ask yourselves why you still trust people who gave you bad info for so long, including the president? the choice that's were under scrutiny included sharing a memo comey wrote about his bizarre interactions with donald trump n one of those memos, comey wrote about being asked to take a loyalty oath to donald trump. comey also detai