. >> and exquisite interview with marc benioff on success in the cloud, unicorns, and more. >> it isime the corporations had to their core value system the word quality. >> it is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." ♪ yvonne: hello, i am vyonne man, welcome to "bloomberg best." the weekly look at the most important news, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. we begin with a significant decline in the price of oil, which is where we start our review in the week's top headlines. >> we start with oil, the big story, down the most in seven years. investors are worried that oversupply will carry forward after opec abandoned to limit prices. david covers oil from our bureau in houston. let's go back to that decision. so much as it was a decision by consensus. it is every member of opec for himself. give us some sense of what saudi arabia is trying to do? >> a lot of people think that they are going after shale. they are going after the competition in the market with the shale producers here in the u.s. the crazy thing about that is the shale can respond ve

let's return to stephanie's exclusive conversation with salesforce chairman and ceo marc benioff.rce has been an investment company since 2004. what is he think about growth in silicon valley today? >> your stock is trading at an all-time high in large part because of her massive growth. you have the internet of things. you have all the buzzwords. >> and the revenue. stephanie: and the market share and the customer satisfaction. this takes me to the tech bubble. beneath you, around you, there are so many as mrs. the talk about who was on their board and all the money they raised. this mean we see a whole lot of dead unicorns in 2016? dead, see some that are some that are sick, some that are fine. it's an amazing time in san francisco. i've never seen a time quite like this. stephanie: in a good or bad way? >> in a good and bad way. the level of innovation, new creativityideas and starting as unprecedented. in a bad way, i have been saying this for a while now. the unicorn thing is not great. it's not necessarily something that isn't worth this much money. we don't actually know be

let's return to stephanie rules conversation with salesforce chairman and ceo marc benioff.as been a publicly traded company since 2004. what does he think of investment, valuation and growth in silicon valley today? stephanie: your stock is trading at an all-time high, in large part because of your massive growth, because you have the apps, internet of things, the buzzwords -- marc: and the revenue and market shares and the customer satisfaction. stephanie: this takes me to the tech bubble. around you, there are so many businesses that talk about who is on their board and all the money they raise. does this mean we will see a lot of that uniform in 2016? marc: you will seek some unicorns that are dead, sick, falling over and doing fine. it is an amazing time in san francisco. stephanie: in a good or bad way? --c: a badly and a good way in a good and bad way. first and a good way, the level of innovation, creativity starting that is unprecedented. in a badly, the unicorn thing, i have been saying this for a while, it is not great. it is not necessary that the companies are n

when we return, we've got to share the exclusive interview i had with marc benioff.lk about his competition with oracle, and his partnership with microsoft and where he is seeing unicorns, possibly dead ones in 2016. ♪ stephanie: bonnie: welcome back to "bloomberg ." todi arabia will listen concerns of other opec members. opec is expected to stick to the decision a year ago to defend market share. the saudi's back that position. of losing tock yell, and it has a plan to fix its endowments. it is the world's largest, but over the last five years he yells funds have been by an average of four percentage points. now the ceo has vowed to improve returns by revamping the decision-making process and leaning on the rich alumni network for opportunities. on blacke big sellers friday was firearms. background checks set a record. the fbi says it received more than 180 5000 requests, 5% more the black friday last year. urges his20 million have been process since the start of system 17 years ago. that is your business flash. stephanie: it is the fastest-growing software comp

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stephanie ruhle sat down for .nterview with ceo marc benioff tom: and a guest from london.of great interest on our set. where happy to have the ceo of legal & general with us. everything from insurance, pensions, real estate, and so forth. let's start with legal & general's multinational businesses and how well you have done. how have you stayed ahead of the pack in terms of stock performance and so forth, in such a difficult growth environment? -- i think it is a great global environment. we focus on investment. obsession -- we should be talking about how we get more investment in our economy to drive economic growth. making a real difference in the u.k. economy. vonnie: francine? francine: nigel, we have you on the show regularly. i am always fascinated to know whether you are thinking of m&a changes. nigel: we have been incredibly welcomed over here, and we are seen tremendous growth from our businesses. we would like to accelerate growth here in the united states. bolte are very much a buyer, not an industry consolidator. vonnie: are you looking at real estate? nigel: w

yes, i make no secret that marc benioff has been on "mad money" every quarter.hen i was out for our opening of our great set -- >> yep. >> i went to the benioff hospital. he opened a hospital in san francisco, doing one in oakland. i think he's trying to inspire people to give now. this is a very big change. to give now, while running a company. it's a big change. give now. some people are saying, there's going to be an overhang, absolutely. will there be? i don't know. all i can tell you is there's some things that are bigger than money. >> yeah. >> as governments are increasingly unable do this -- >> these are the governments. >> yeah. >> the governments are dysfunctional around the world. these guys are the governments. >> we'll get cramer's mad dash and count down to the opening bell on a busy wednesday. yellen around midday as we get a clue as to what the fed is thinking in advance of draghi tomorrow. ♪ every insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families who've support