i expected that the lp community would be is not first as the other community but there are more women around than the lp community which i thought was interesting and they often say they don't have power because at sequoia they would have the power to get into those and they do have some power. they do have it to change it. buying all of that and it's all of this and. right? it comes down to ceo. first of all, the female ceos that i mentioned like katrina and i think her workforce is close to 50, 60, rent the one way is 70% women and minorities such as having women in leadership position it repeats itself. the attract other women in the attract first talent but since of the people in power are meant i think it is incumbent on ceos to make this a priority and some of the things that they have done it slack for example, if you focus on raising awareness that that is the issue are trying to combat a subconscious bias by reminding people of what, you're much more likely to sell woman short that will not have impact. if you give them tools on actions that they can take to combat their own

i should not that bloomberg lp produces a global breaking news network for twitter called tictoc.'s finance minister has said the government is committed to collecting a massive tax payment from apple. apple and ireland both appealed the eu ruling that adjustment of $1bi to ireland. regulators are demanding that ireland hold the money in escrow, until the ross is complete. take a listen. >> i am putting in place the right kind of procedures and processes to collect this money and put it into an escrow account. we disagree profoundly with the assessment that the european commission has made in relation to our tax policy. but while we are contesting that in court, we will be meeting the requirements that we have on the other european law -- under european union law. emily: coming up, beijing is encouraging tech firms to bring their listings home. we had to asia, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: tencent's calling on the chinese government to introduce an id system that will link travel documents with a mobile phone as part of a plan to boost regional trade between hong kong and the

emily: bloomberg lp operates a global breaking news network on twitter called tictoc.o social media facebook, instagram, and snap , reign supreme, but a new upstart wants to be your go to sharing destination. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: equifax says that an additional 2.4 million americans were impacted by last year's data breach. to the a lesser extent people who had their social security numbers compromised. the credit union says that newly impacted consumers have their names and partial drivers license numbers stolen but not , information on when or where they were issued or expiration dates. it is called vero. last week it was practically unheard of. now it is a push to be your go to cap. it promises to be free of all the things users hate, from its social media rivals, things like ads and algorithms that keep your feet at chronological. -- from being -- that keeps your feed from being chronological. >> i think there has been a growing sentiment with people who use social media today where they feel the network does not allow them to grow their audience in a way th

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lp operates arg global news network on twitter called tick-tock.facebook, instagram, and snap reign supreme but a new upstart wants to be your go to sharing destination. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: equifax says that an additional 2.4 million americans were impacted i last year -- by last year's data breach. the credit union says that newly impact consumers have their names and partial drivers license stolen but not information on when or where they were issued or expiration dates. and now it isero being -- o -- vero promises to be -- promises tohat be everything about social media sites that you hate >> there is a growing sentiment vero wherele who use they feel a network is 11 to grow in audience -- doesn't allow them to grow their audience. what differs from these networks provide as that we platform free of algorithms, , so it ads, free of bots is your relationship with your audience directly. update of give us an how many people are coming onto the app on a daily basis? >> we just announced one million users have come into register. we are seei

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lp the rival fatah a breakaway group led by mohammad dahlan but this is a major event here both in terms of security and in terms of the politics at play the attempts to reconcile these two different palestinian political factions have been going for some five months now egyptians and egyptian delegation is still in gaza trying to review the fi and recover that effort but this could potentially be another blow which will make it even more difficult. small groups of people are being allowed out of rebel held eastern ghouta in syria well one hundred people have so far left the enclave which has been under intense government bombardment for three weeks an official reports from gaziantep from the turkish syrian border. they've come from eastern guta slowly perhaps hesitantly most definitely the glad to be out and what about those they've left behind. we were about two hundred people living in a cellar without light or electricity and very little food it was impossible to leave because of the events many people decided to leave and head to duma and only forty of us stayed behind in that cella

lp the rival fatah a breakaway group led by mohammad dahlan but this is a major event here both in terms of security and in terms of the politics at play the attempts to reconcile these two different palestinian political factions have been going for some five months now egyptians and egyptian delegation is still in gaza trying to review the fight and recover that effort but this could potentially be another blow which will make it even more difficult. just ahead including escaping syria's war more than a hundred people are allowed to leave the reveling claims. class. under court reporting from antarctica as scientists build the case for the creation of the world's largest ocean side in three by sending a submarine down to the sea floor revealing beneath a system. welcome back we'll start by looking at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia the suffolk imagery shows a lot of cloud across eastern areas and we've seen some breaks of snow still some around during the course of wednesday but you see it's fairly patchy stuff because i stand through it is becky stan tas

founders might say that women investors don't have a track record yet or that is the that an lp saysm not focusing on a female focused fund. a lot of opportunities come from relationship networks were caught investors or a simple phone call from someone wes access -- so we think it is important to diversify those relationship networks and bring women and underrepresented offsites andto the scioscia meetings and the seat of this committee that brings access to opportunities to court invest, and the employees of these companies. emily: you left twitter to work at google ventures, and we know women are underrepresented in vc's. you went back to twitter, and jack dorsey personally asked you to return, what is it that you saw in the world of vc that made you realize this is a problem? theica: i love investing, first job i had out of college was a venture capital firm. they angel invested in the last three years, and i think there are a lot of systemic reasons and otherand black racial groups are underrepresented in our industry. will we tried to do as angels is to have more role models th

the bloomberg lp does have a breaking news network on twitter, tictoc. caroline: fascinating stuff.bigail doolittle, great as always to have you on. now the impact of the facebook data breach and cambridge and a look at has announced that it has suspended its ceo effective immediately and they are launching a independent investigation into the company's actions. he was caught on tape talking about the dealing with the trump campaign and a investigation. he is discussing the use of a self-destructing email server to communicate with clients in order to eliminate evidence of their contact. --after day have been read we can do that. caroline: in a statement the company said in the view of the board, his recent comments secretly recorded by channel four and other allegations to not represent the values or operations of the firm and his suspension reflects the seriousness of which we view this violation. we lost dr. alexander taylor, and a independent investigation is launched to view those comments and allegations. for more let's get to sarah frier in san francisco. you have been all ac

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our thanks to fahmi quadir, founder of safkhet capital lp . mark: fantastic. volatility and the threat of a trade war. a key voice on the turbulence. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: live from london, i mark barton. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn, this is "bloomberg markets." the stock of the hour, wynn re sorts. the results are largely positive, shares higher this morning. joining us now with more, taylor riggs. ,eporter: this from mccau continuing to crush it. showing revenue, starting to pick up. they opened up a second property called the palace. chart, not shown on the that picked up from $583 million to the billion range. that makes up 70% of the revenue. , thehe vip's winnings are now up 40% year-over-year. now $11.1 gambled is billion in january and february alone. this chart here, the dollar amount, we are assuming the more you play, the more you win. that works. continuing to rise. aboutwhat about headlines steve wynn's the berkshire? -- departure? concerns,there were how would the company go on? their increasing dividend to 50%. that has eased investor concer

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caroline: what do we do to ensure that companies are going a way in which lp's would like?at's different now is people are now speaking up. i do think people are going to be silenced anymore and the question is, what is the response of the community and the companies? they tried to institute comprehensive reforms from the top down that say, ok, we are going to figure out how to build cultures that are conclusive and deyverson -- and diverse? that in net of itself is not going to get us where we need to get. caroline: do you think companies will change that? >> i am hopeful but i am also a skeptic and we are working hard to get that window open i am not counting on it, at all. caroline: what about what seems to be a focus on perhaps facebook, google, and whether they should be regulated, worried about the which they are scaled? how you address that? >> it is a huge dilemma and there's no question that the big platforms have an extraordinarily amount of power, without intending to allow great harm to happen to your democratic process. they are now trying to grapple with that.

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.> you have stellar investors vc's and lp's behind the venture capital convince you you can scale inight way? sometimes companies get too big too quickly. how do you want to see your company scale in the way you want to see your company grow? of are a woman at the top the food chain. is diversity a priority? it is the way a company should be, it is not a special thing. you look at the population. we have men and women, people from different colors and different religions. why shouldn't a company have all of that? today what we have is 50% men and women in the office, very unusual for a technology company. it also is reflected in our leadership team and we're all represented in our black and brown populations in the country and that is incredibly important to us. our job as streetbees is to understand human beef eight -- human behaviors. to be able to do, that build algorithms, first of all you have to have in your office all sorts of different behavior being represented. >> fascinating. >> we hope that representation continues. that was tugce bulut from streetbees. emily? emily: caro

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anthony, hep lp us out here. >> i was in his office when he was formulating the make america great andeat marketer and we were talking about the make america great slogan. this slogan will catch on just like that one. even back then, oh, great controversy, america is already great, so on and so forth. but at the end of the day, even the maga thing has caught on in his base. as for the economic style, if i were a democratic strategy, i would be sort of worried about where disposable income is right now. that tax plan downloaded about $30 billion of income, spread out across the united states and in districts where the democrats need to win. and so people usually vote with their pocketbook. i would be worried if -- i would be worried. you guys consistently underestimate the president. >> the economy is doing great, but the president's approval ratings are so low and that is very worrisome. >> but the problem, though -- >> i think that republicans' hypocrisy sometimes is as thick as bologna sandwiches as we say down south. we've had 84 straight months when barack obama was president, of j

. ♪ ♪ ♪ask me how a citizens ckup®lp y ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands belowe more check of accuweather. >> h more snow sound? >> stop it. >> the next actually look all right. combination of sun andclouds. breezy today we could see gusts up to 30 miles per hour. tomorrow is a little bit quiter. same thing for tuesday. another nor'easter potentially on the way for wednesday. a couple of scenarios. one shows plowable snow f other one shows the storm across new england. right now we're say rain to snow 37 degrees. thursday friday and saturday look quiet and another storm potentially is on the way for sunday. it's a really active pattern just one day of concern butbusy. all right here's g to talk about it all this morning with the former white house chief of staff, chris christie and we'll get into all the gyrations on guns and trade. and the possibility of the new trade war. >> i'll take this. due to special program action news at noon has been preempted. focus takes a look at the city's history. >> have a super sunday. >>> president trump unleashed on his own. h

. >> that is not really a trading strategy you can sell to your lp because how long is that dry powder>> that is timing the bottom of the market. >> sometimes the bottom is a lot lower than that. alix: the risk, will there be pacific instances you can make that money -- pacific instances you can make that -- specific instances you can make that money. is there a bound? >> any of the more sophisticated practitioners will remind you that an average yield is just that, average. a number of credits in high-yield depending on underlying fundamentals are trading well below 340 basis points. it is not a stock pickers market. it is a bond pickers market. david: thank you so much. great have erik schatzker with us. flip one redmay district. check out tv . watch us online. interact with us directly. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: watching a big raise next tuesday out of pittsburgh. this is for the house of representatives. the president himself going out in this race he does bellwether of what happens in november. a big issue in this race has been opioids. conor lamb has been a district attorne

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. >> when i was a by we had lp, long playing records, and it was this british actor named hsu yril and he was reading adventures of alice in wonderland. the had record and i didn't read the book as book until an adult and when i was casting around for a book to collect, i thought, well, i always loved listening to the recovered alice in wonderland. didn't know anything about lewis carroll. didn't know that wasn't his real name. but i just knew i liked that become as story. turned out to be a great book to collect because it's been illustrated by hundreds of different people, translated into scores different languages. it's been made into films, into plays, it's been inspiration for artists who paint, who write music, and also lewis carroll himself was a fascinating figure involved in victorn life. he was a victorian clergyman, mathematics teacher. his rail name was charles dobson but best moan for writingeded a adventures of alice in wonderland. he wrote the book in 1862. took some little girls with him, the children of his boss, the dean of the college where he worked, on a rowing tri

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workerson new foreign -- the gang of eight lp this is why people do not like the senate.f the senate would align more with the people who directly voted for them, maybe there would be more functionality. perceive that senators are bought off by special interests, like the chambers of congress. my question is are you suggesting we should repeal the 17th amendment? we've well, lok, obviously, over a long period of time, shown how difficult it is to reach agreement on immigration. some in the country are disgusted with the senate because they think they are wrong on immigration. others are disgusted because they cannot take action to protect the dreamers, for examples. that goes back to the basic division. i would say a lot of people in the country are disgusted with the government that does not solve problems. if you look at the plummeting public confidence in the congress, a lot of it has to do with the fact that they see the congress not accomplishing that nation's business. if you had seen congress come together on economic stimulus or seen congress come together on heal

i know we've have this conversation many times with no congressionally added lps. in your opinion in total between those two will it be an acceptable outcome. that's what i was speaking to it is in our purview to find the resources necessary to balance the health of those that we have. can we sit here within our bounce and try to move foreign military sales to the left, do we have the ability to actually find resources to fund a different plat for an. those are the things that we will be looking at. we all want the same thing. we want to keep it alive. to make that competition robust. to share less with the public. i'm sure you're aware of the memo. did concerns and driving that memo originate within the air force or were they in response to external direction in the department. have the other services received the same direction to be more close mouth for whatever reason. that memo came from the chief of staff and it has to do with operational security. we've an obligation to be transparent but not with things that our adversaries could use against us. it was time