emily: t-mobile coo, mike sievert. back to you.ficat was a interview with t-mobile coo, mike sievert. the fed,rning to markets gearing up for the last fed rate decision of this year. the fomc widely expected to raise rates when it concludes the two-day meeting today. outgoing fed chair janet yellen will also deliver what is expected to be her last news conference before heading over the reins to jay powell. is jeanna smialek. even though the fed is excited to raise rates today, i have a tough year ahead of them. as you pointed out, on the one hand, their policies have perhaps helped contribute to a robust job market with a lot of people getting jobs who might not, but at the same time, they don't want things to overheat. jeanna: absolutely. the story i wrote, i talked to a really interesting guy, makes ito, who is a perfect example. he's been in jail for 27 years and got a year ago yesterday and with any months, he was working. that's a testament to a tight labor market. i want hand, you have people who are human face of the fed ca

emily: our conversation there with t-mobile coo mike sievert. the latest vision for networking solutions. our guest explains why simpler is better. this is bloomberg. emily: we continue to watch for a possible deal announcement from 21st century fox and disney. as for what some a table, said to retain its real estate portfolio including the storied film and television studio lot in l.a. the arrangement would allow the new spinoff to rent studio space to disney while fox news, the fox broadcast network, and the fs one sports channel would be able to emain on the property. two different networks wrapped up the conference wednesday. the company outlining the updated vision for simplified networking. it was to change the way operators interact with the network, making humans and machine interaction more intuitive and interactional. you see time, some to find etworking. however that make the market grow? >> when i joined juniper 20 years ago, it was about scale and performance. keeping up with the insatiable appetite for network capacity. today, the

that was t-mobile's coo mike sievert. apple's appetite grows. nearly $400 million in finisar, a maker of laser technology that is critical for new iphone x features like facial recognition. apple confirmed it bot shazam for an undisclosed amount. we spoke with mark gurman. is part of apples billion dollar pledged to invest in manufacturing in america. this has come on the heels of president trump's proclamation about everything being manufactured in the u.s.. there are investing 100 -- in finisar. they make lasers they can put in air pods to little black circles in air pods, those are lasers shooting into your ears. if you take them out of your years, they stop playing. it is a laser used for facial id. it is an extremely important component for apple's latest string of products. emily: it is currently in the iphone x? they are, now they are going to invest in it and put a choke hold on that market of sensors so they can use them in products down the road. emily: how many jobs are they creating? >> lots of jobs. will beare -- finisar up to reope

emily: that was t-mobile's coo mike sievert. apple's appetite for deals grows.ng nearly $400 million in finisar, a maker of laser technology that is critical for new iphone x features like facial recognition. this coming days apple -- after apple confirmed it bought shazam for an undisclosed amount. with -- spoke with tech reporter mark gurman. mark: this is part of apple's billion-dollar pledge to invest in manufacturing in america. this has come on the heels of president trump's proclamation about anything and everything being manufactured in the u.s. $100are investing about million in a texas company called finisar. they make lasers they can put in air pods to little black circles in air pods, those are lasers shooting into your ears. they know if they are in your years. if you take them out of your ears, they stop laying. they also have a laser used for facial id. it is an extremely important component for apple's latest string of products. emily: it is currently in the iphone x? mark: they are using sensors the iphone x, in and now they are investing it and

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