maynard: she is amazing.y, i love partnering with her and i think it became a friendship as it went on, but it was hard. she never, ever backed down from trying to make everything work. we had lots of hurdles to get over, and thank god, we got it to the finish line and returned good shareholder value. i hope she continues to do well. emily: i know you are concerned about issues of diversity. you are working to bring diversity to your portfolio. do you think she didn't get a fair shake from analysts and investors and do you think that is because she was a woman? maynard: i may be one of the few men in america that got to work with two outstanding women ceos. meg whitman and marissa mayer. i think they got treated differently, and neither of them would ever want to say that they did, but a side story, one-time marissa went to an event and had hair, i had a board member call up and say, why are you letting her do that? she has hair, i wish i did. that has nothing to do with how people dress or what color they pu

selina: that was maynard webb.up manager turned spotify executive troy carter is known for smoothing contentious interactions with artists, and now he has chosen to leave spotify. we sat down with an exclusive interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: cannabis stocks are heating up. the north american marijuana index has gained over 50% since mid-august. this is fueled by upcoming recreational pot sales in canada and a growing market in the u.s. bloomberg tv has an inside look at the technology driving the role of retail sales in massachusetts, the next state to start retail pot sales and how could be common anchor market for the multibillion-dollar industry on the east coast. ♪ reporter: the next state in the u.s. to sell recreational marijuana is gearing up slowly. pot sales are legal in massachusetts as of july 1, but by law, it can't be sold until tested at a licensed lab. the certified products are free from mold and dangerous pesticides. >> the biggest obstacle has been know, not being licensed to be able

chairman maynard webb is a 40 year veteran of the tech industry.ues to serve on the boards of the san salesforce and is investing in the onto burners of tomorrow through his network. -- investing in the entrepreneurs of tomorrow. latest book, he delivers words of wisdom to anyone who wants to start a business. he joins us now in the studio. so great to have you back here. you've worked with some of the greatest come he had been meant toward by some greats and have been for others, meg whitman, marc benioff. how does being an entrepreneur today and the advice they need differ from when you started in the business? >> is way different. there is not a boss that tell you what to do all day long. we have to inspire and motivate people and make sure they can do all they do. emily: you talk about ego and how entrepreneurs can sometimes lose their way. how do you counsel entrepreneurs to make sure they don't get caught up in the wealth and power and the arrogance? to make sure we build value into the company from day one and teach how to be honest and tran

. >>> when we come back, we talk to maynard webb. and the president with a trade warning for apple, calling on the tech giant to build its plants here or risk rising prices with that, apple is down a fourth day "squawk alley" is back in a minute alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. >>> so many corporate stories of leaders. elon musk smoking pot, and gentleman ma leaving the tech giant. joining us on cnbc, former yahoo chairman maynard webb who has a new book titled "dear founder. great to see you again thanks for joining us today. congratulations on the board of education. >> thank you, carl great to be here >> which has a lot of practical advice on how to raise money, how to get to scale, how to plan for succession i am curious by the line, you talk about things you regret the most you say it is not things you did but what you

the famous economist john maynard keynes once said, in the long run, we're all dead. of course, we can flourish outside the european union. whether we do will be up to us. and there's more analsyis tomorrow at 12.15 on bbc two's politics live — they're teaming up with the radio 5 live podcast brexitcast — to answer more brexit questions. tonight — it's the mercury prize — a prestigious award for the best album from a british or irish artist. here's a flavour of the nominees. # take it easy for a little while. we all have a hunger. colin paterson is at the ceremony for us. colin, who has won? it has gone to the london indie group wolf alice for their second album, visions of a life. let's hear one of the tracks. # she is beautifully unconventional, she seems to be place in the world, must be the best place in the world. that is beautifully unconventional from the mercury prize winning album. i saw how emotional you got. why does this mean so much to wolf alice? um, i don't know. ithinkl have always found being a musician, being a performer, the whole industry extremely

among the signers arers people like lisa blatt, deeann maynard and kathleen sullivan. these are nationally renowned attorneys who practice frequently before the supreme court and the federal courts of appeals, and they are not conservatives. to the contrary are among the most prominent liberal attorneys at the bar today and in the country, but they know judge kavanaugh. they know his work. they know his character. they know that he is an outstanding judge and then of you make an outstanding justice, if we could just get the politics out of this i think we could all agree that judge kavanaugh is an indisputably qualified nominee with strong backing in the legal community who is well within the judicial mainstream. go ask anyone who practices regularly before the supreme court who doesn't have a partisan agenda and they will take judge kavanaugh is exactly the kind of person we should have on the court, or we should want on the court. indeed, no less than bob bennet, bill clinton's personal lawyer during clinton's presidency spoke to the committee urging support for judg

yard --t's go to main on the --maynard, republican line. anyone who risks their lives for the country is a hero, no matter who they are. elections, all of this stupid stunt has been pulled while this country is tearing itself apart. why don't we concentrate on keeping our own country safe and stuff -- and stop fighting each other? we are not getting anywhere this ?ay and stop listening to the news, because most of the news is a business, it's so biased that you cannot understand them. i would like to get back to not fighting ourselves, but fighting people who are trying --host: let's go to james on the maryland -- in maryland. i think your guest authority address to the things that i wanted to say, it's ironic that in the 90's when electronic voting was coming in it was the wave of the future. mores counted as a accurate, safe, and secure way to vote. let's do away with paper, the old-style and all of this. and now you have a lot of people who think that the only way to that your vote is counted and not manipulated is to do it with paper, a

economic crisis the two main characters in this video are the twentieth century called mists john maynardkeynes and frederick von hyatt keynes a flamboyant brit to argued that government spending was needed to grow the economy out of recession high it cut more measured all strain believe the opposite that government attempts to control the economy with a problem neither man lived to see the crisis and in this video entitled fear the boom and bust they are reborn strangely with american accents however given where the financial crisis drop both originated it's something we can overlook we'll see you next right here at the listening post john. wrote the book on modern growth. in the economies of depression now your questions have a seat and you would believe. in two thousand and nine the big. con of. persistent the result of ages waiting for. any. will lose that. seat altogether gets to. go and watch the. money but. you feel weary. weary little structure of. rugby. league. batting spin seems like they believed in the pretty little bus will surely follow want to qana me depress you spoke of.

you mentioned the digital international currency, that is not my idea, that isjohn maynard keynes init somewhat. and that is what we must do. what is this ‘we‘ — ‘we must do‘? we have just discussed for much of this interview the problems facing the european union because of a deficit, you do not recognise the legitimacy of eu institutions, yet here we are talking about ‘we‘ being some sort of global institution that sets up its own currency. who is this ‘we‘? let me answer the question. in may 2019, our movement is going to stand in the european parliament elections and we are going to stand in greece, we are going to stand with our friends and colleagues in denmark of the alternative party, we are going to stand in poland with a feminist—led political progressive party, we are going to run in elections in italy against salvini — that is who we are and our challenge is how to create a narrative of inclusiveness that is completely humanistic, antinationalist and internationalist. 0k. and you've just laid out that you're going to fight in elections, and as — let's face it — you've sai

economic crisis the two main characters in this video are the twentieth century called mists john maynardkeynes and frederick von hyatt keynes a flamboyant brit to argued that government spending was needed to grow the economy out of recession high it cut more measured all strain believe the opposite that government attempts to control the economy with a problem neither man lived to see the crisis and in this video entitled fear the boom and bust they are reborn strangely with american accents however given where the financial crisis drop both originated it's something we can overlook we'll see you next time right here at the listening post. the book on modern growth comes when the economies of depression now your questions have a seat and leave you with. twenty nine the big. condom in the system the result of ages waiting for. any. and. all together gets to. go and watch the. study but. you feel weary. weary little structure. is ready to be. doubly. bad it seems like they believed in the pretty little early on a commie depressed you spoke of. bulis warming for more of the. british. down

the famous economist john maynard keynes once said, in the long run, we're all dead.nalsyis tomorrow at 12.15 on bbc two's politics live — they're teaming up with the radio 5 live podcast brexitcast — to answer more brexit questions. tonight — it's the mercury prize — a prestigious award for the best album from a british or irish artist. here's a flavour of the nominees. # take it easy for a little while. we all have a hunger. colin paterson is at the ceremony for us. colin, who has won? it has gone to the london indie group wolf alice for their second album, visions

the famous economist john maynard keynes once said, in the long run, we're all dead.. we'll carry on looking at other key brexit questions tomorrow, and you can watch the series so far on the bbc iplayer. just click on the news category. they went to stonehenge decades ago, now they've returned to the world—famous monument years later to recreate photos that were taken. english heritage has asked members of the public to share their old pictures of stonehenge to celebrate a century since it was given to the nation. the neolithic site was donated by a local lawyer who'd bought it at an auction in 1915. duncan kennedy reports. he's taking one. she's getting hers. and she's not leaving without one. photographs, millions of them, taken on this extraordinary monument, and now this monument wants yours. bob heyhoe came as a teenager in 1960 and returned again this year to the exact same spot. sue lane was just four when she walked among the stones in 1966 and also came back to the same place. whilst jane vellender was a little girl in the late 19605 on a visit from bristol,

the famous economistjohn maynard keynes once said in the long run, we're all dead. of course, we canduchess of sussex launched her grenfell community cookbook today alongside prince harry and her mother, doria ragland. meghan markle helped prepare lunch for the guests at the launch of her first solo project as a member of the royal family. the family recipes are produced by cooks from the hubb community kitchen, an initiative based near the site of grenfell tower which supports local people. tonight was the mercury prize, a prestigious award for the best music album from a british or irish artist. the 28 nominees included arctic monkeys, florence and the machine and lily allen. entertainment correspondent colin paterson was at the ceremony and he can answer the important question — who's won? it has gone to the london indie group wolf alisson for their album kate visions of a life. beautifully unconventional. from the mercury prize—winning album. ellie, you're the singer of the band, i saw you're the singer of the band, i saw you on stage and how much emotion you on stage and how muc

. -- that was maynard webb.rter is known for smooth interactions with artist and now he is chosen to lee spotify. we have an interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: cannabis stocks are heating up. the marijuana indexes gained over 50% since mid-august. there's a growing market in the u.s.. bloomberg tv has an inside look at the technology driving the role at a retail sales. be common anchor market for the multibillion-dollar industry on the east coast. the next state in the u.s. to sell recreational marijuana is gearing up slowly. pot sales are legal in massachusetts as of july 1 but bylaw i can't be sold until tested at a licensed lab. the certified products are free from old and dangerous pesticides. >> the biggest obstacle has been lab's not being licensed. before anything can be sold it has to be tested. selina: now you can. this lab is one of two that won the state approval. brian stress nick runs the lab. nick runs the lab. >> we have 13 or 14 clients. clients send their products to see the x for test

>> but maynard, serving time for felony prostitution isn't just homosexual.ed he is really a woman inside a male's body. >> being my sexual orientation is touch and go. we're trying to find somebody who will want to be my cellie without all the criticism. >> transgender? >> because you're a transgender. if you live in my cell, you got to do this. i can't say that. but do this, "b" do that. clean up. wash my clothes. they try to take advantage of him and don't look at him as a person. i look at terry as a person. therefore, i treat terry as a person as i want to be treated. >> lee acknowledged there was a time in his life where he wouldn't have been so accepting. >> years ago when i was young i probably wouldn't be sitting here. i would still be stuck with the image thing. i was really into the gang-banger scene. i was really caught up. >> lee's childhood neighborhood was riddled with gangs. and lee joined up when he was barely in his teens. >> not listening to my family. not listened to ma. thinking i knew everything. running with the wrong crowd. i put my ho

among the signers are people like lisa blatt, deanne maynard and kathleen sullivan. these are nationally renowned attorneys who practice frequently before the supreme court and the federal courts of appeals. they are not conservatives. to the contrary, they are among the most prominent liberal attorneys at the bar today and in the country. but they know judge kavanaugh. they know his work. they know his character. they know that she an outstanding judge and they know he will make an outstanding justice if he could just get the politics out of this i think we could all agree judge kavanaugh is an indisputably qualified nominee with strong backing and the legal community who is well within the judicial main stream. go ask anyone who practices regularly before the supreme court who doesn't have a partisan agenda, they'll tell you judge kavanaugh is exactly the kind of person we should have on the court. or we should want on the court. indeed no, less than bob bennett, bill clinton's personal lawyer during clinton's presidency wrote to the committee urging support for ju

signers include people like lisa blatt, dean maynard and kathleen sullivan. the signers hold a broad range of political policy and juris prudential views, but they speak as one in supporting judge kavanaugh's nomination, unquote. the letter authors write, quote, based on our experience with judge kavanaugh and his work over 12 years of distinguished judicial service, we are confident that he possesses the character, temperament and intellect that will make him an asset to our nation's highest court, unquote. now, the second letter is from carolyn williams, a partner at the svvendoerable d.c. law firm. she writes that she has followed judge kavanaugh's legal career since 1990 when she was the hiring partner at the firm. and he was a law student. miss williams says that judge kavanaugh, quote, has all the qualities litigants and lawyers hope to find in a supreme courtl acumen, fundamental fairness and decency, abiding respect for precedent, and the rule of law. unquote. i also want to enter into the record a let ter and op-ed by jy le levokitz. in it he writes

happened to was gloria nikken or suffered a series of strokes and heart attacks and earlier this year maynard old nick and nora was diagnosed with colon cancer he's had surgery and has to wear a portable chemotherapy pump but he continues to work every day the nikken ors have saved some money and are now in the process of buying a modest house nearby a step toward security after a decade of pain robert oulds al-jazeera parents california. hasn't seen the let's get a recap now of the headlines the us president's former campaign manager pled guilty to two criminal charges as part of a deal with special counsel robert mueller. has agreed to cooperate with his investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election kevin downing paul manifolds lawyer gave a statement. that said. one of. his family was able to remain safe and live a good life is accepting responsibility and this is for conduct that dates back many years and everybody should remember that so thank you everyone. at least five people have died us. storm florence hit the carolina coast in the united states

the signers include people like lisa blatt, maynard, and sullivan. as the letter notes, the signers, quote, hold a broad range of political policy and jurisprudential views, but they speak as one in supporting kavanaugh's nomination, end quote. the letter authors write, quote, based on our experience with judge kavanaugh and his work over 12 years of distinguished judicial service, we are confident that he possesses the character, temperament, and intellect that will make him an asset to our nation's highest court, unquote. the second letter is from carolyn williams, a partner at the d.c. law firm williams and connelly. served on the aba standing committee on the federal judiciary. she writes that she has followed judge kavanaugh's legal career since 1990, when she was the hiring partner at the firm. he was a law student. ms. williams says that judge kavanaugh, quote, has all the qualities litigants and lawyers hope to find in a supreme court justice. superb intellect and legal acumen, fundamental fairness, e decen decency, respect for precedent and

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the sides include people like lisa blatt, deeann maynard and kathleen sullivan. it's as a letter notes the signers hold a broad range of political policy and jurisprudential views, but they speak as one in supporting judge kavanaugh's nomination, unquote. the letter authors write, quote, based on our extremes with judge kavanaugh and his work over 12 years of distinguished judicial service, we are confident that he possesses the character, temperament and intellect of making an asset to our nation's highest court, unquote. now, , theth second letter is fm carolyn williams, a partner at the venerable d.c. law firm williams and conway who served on the aba standing committee on the federal judiciary. she writes that she is followed judge kavanaugh's legal career since 1990 when she was the hiring partner at the firm. and he was a law student. ms. williams says that judge kavanaugh quote has all equalities litigants and lawyers have defined in a supreme court justice, superb intellect and legal acumen, fundamental fairness and decency, abiding respect for precedent

deanne maynard and kathleen sullivan. the signers hold a broad range of political, policy and jude prudence view. but they speak as one in supporting judge kavanaugh's nomination, unquote. the letter authors write quote based on our experience with judge kavanaugh and his work over 12 years of distinguished judicial service, we're confident that he pro sess the character, temperament and intellect that we mail hick an asset to the nation's highest court. the second letter is from carolyn williams, a partner at a d.c. law firm williams and connolly, who served on the aba's committee onned federal judiciary. she's followed judge kavanaugh's legal career since 1990, when she was the hiring partner at the firm. and he was a law student. ms. williams says that judge kavanaugh has quote all the qualities litigants and lawyers hope to find in a supreme court justice. superb intellect and legal acumen, fundamental fairness and decency, abiding respect for precedent, and the rule of law. unquote. now i also want to enter into the

the signers include people like lisa blatt, dee ann maynard and kathleen sullivan.ners, quote, hold a broad range of political, policy and juries prudence views but speak as one in supporting judge kavanaugh's nomination, unquote. the letter authors write, quote, based on our experience with judge kavanaugh and his work, we're confident he possesses the character, temperament and intellect that will make him an asset to our nations highest court. the second letter is from carolyn williams, a partner at the d.c. law firm williams and conley, who served on the aba standing committee on the federal judiciary. she writes she has followed judge kavanaugh's legal career since 1990 when she was the hiring partner at the firm and he was a law student. ms. williams says that judge kavanaugh has all the qualities litigants and lawyers hope to find in a supreme court justice. superb intellect and legal acumen, fundamental fairness and decency. abiding respect for precedent and the rule of law, unquote. now i also want to enter into the record a letter and op-ed. it appeared in

deanne maynard and kathleen sullivan. the signers hold a broad range of political, policy and jude prudence view. but they speak as one in supporting judge kavanaugh's nomination, unquote. the letter authors write quote based on our experience with judge kavanaugh and his work over 12 years of distinguished judicial service, we're confident that he pro sess the character, temperament and intellect that we mail hick an asset to the nation's highest court. the second letter is from carolyn williams, a partner at a d.c. law firm williams and connolly, who served on the aba's committee onned federal judiciary. she's followed judge kavanaugh's legal career since 1990, when she was the hiring partner at the firm. and he was a law student. ms. williams says that judge kavanaugh has quote all the qualities litigants and lawyers hope to find in a supreme court justice. superb intellect and legal acumen, fundamental fairness and decency, abiding respect for precedent, and the rule of law. unquote. now i also want to enter into the

among the signers are people like lisa blatt, deanne maynard and kathleen sullivan.ned attorneys who practice frequently before the supreme court and the federal courts of appeals and they are not conservatives. to the contrary, they are among the most prominent liberal attorneys at the bar today and in the country. but they know judge kavanaugh. they know his work. they know his character. they know that he is an outstanding judge and they know that he will make an outstanding justice. if we could just get the politics out of this i think we could all agree that judge kavanaugh is a very qualified nominee with strong backing in the legal community who is well within the judicial mainstream. go ask anyone who practices regularly before the supreme court, who doesn't have a partisan agenda and they'll tell you judge kavanaugh is exactly the kind of person we should have on the court. we should want on the court. indeed, no less than bob bennett, bill clinton's personal lawyer during clinton's presidency wrote to the committee urging support for judge kavanaugh's nomin