but it hasn't got that with motorola but it hasn't got that far.is somewhere in between a buyout and not. they are getting what they need from htc without assuming huge risk that would have come from buying the smartphone division outright. they also get what htc have been doing in virtual reality, which is a very popular device, with vive, and google want to use that as well. thank you very much, dave, currently in san fran for us. staying with tech... that's because toshiba is expected to formalise the $18 billion sale of its memory chip unit later today. shares in the company have been down sharply, though. so, what's going on? rico hizon in singapore has been following every twist and turn of this story for us for months now! i know! hopefully we get the conclusion. fingers crossed. this whole drama has been going on for eight months. for now, we mayjust have a winner. toshiba's board has agreed to sell its prize chip unit toa group, agreed to sell its prize chip unit to a group, a business consortium, which includes japanese and overseas compa

they bought motorola. big purchase for nest.s one is a little smaller, a little like a talent acquisition. they have 2000 engineers who were working on the google pixel device from htc, who will now be working primarily on google hardware, not just the pixel device, but their speakers, their vr devices, whatever is in the portfolio they are planning to put out. emily: some people are worried that this is dÉjÀ vu. google spent $12.5 billion on motorola mobility, then sold it to lenovo. what's your take? aydin: i think it's a big competitive battle right now around consumer devices, especially phones. experience engineers is not going to be that easy for them to get. i think it's a great move. i think it's interesting that it shows they have learned from the motorola experience that they are actually getting the 2000 engineers. this is not an all-out acquisition of htc itself and the manufacturing facility. google is much larger now. from a risk perspective, i'm not sure it's quite in the same profile as the motorola move was for

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i steal from corporations like honeywell or motorola or you know what i am saying. >> kimbrough's spoilsent to feed two voracious addictions, meth and gambling. >> vegas, vegas, bad habit, vegas. i would make $80,000 bets on a blackjack hand. retarded. i loved the life. you don't understand what it's like to walk into a casino and have a pit boss and them meet you at the front door, you know what i'm saying, and they're like, comp your room. comp your drinks. mp your dinner. it's like being freaking britney spears, but not, you know what i am saying? and i just started using drugs like heavily. you can't do drugs the whole time. because then you get all stupid and then you start losing sight. that's what got me caught is that i wasn't paying attention. >> kimbrough is hardly the only woman at maricopa to be brought down by drugs. >> catch them running. catch them running. >> staff is constantly on the lookout for any sign of methamphetamine within the jail. >> this would be srt tearing up the house. >> today, the special response team is searching kimbrough's dorm. it doesn't take long b

when motorola wasn't sold, it was more than just hardware.they kept a lot of the which has been critical to pixel . the deal includes the nonexclusive ip arrangement, from what i have been told it is a way to avoid any lawsuits, so google is accused of using htc with the pixel phone moving ford, they are protected. vonnie: the smartphone business is getting crowded and you mentioned some asian players, so who is gaining the ground here in this battle? mark: it depends on whether it is monday or tuesday. it changes quite a bit. they were up a little bit. shery: not anymore. mark: they have been a huge player. of china.po out it is really a battle that it's going. vonnie: what about more acquisitions, google has 20 of cash. this was relatively -- plenty of cash. this was relatively small. mark: a lot of the acquisitions will probably come with the cloud business. somebody on twitter was saying that they are building hardware, but not networks, because they have divested from google fiber and a lot of the wireless business. but i think we will s

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smiling throughout the entire report >> yeah, rick at google, some don't remember, he used to run motorola google just basically destroyed that property granted, they are trying to do some things with it, but google has also helped destroy profits in the android ecosystem for everybody except google and samsung. they are just bailing out one of their favorite brands, favorite companies that's helped them out and hasn't gotten that much out of it in htc am i wrong, henry? >> no. you are not wrong. and they are doing it intelligently, though. they are taking and effectively matching what apple has, which is the design capabilities and integration going back ten years, one of the big theories, which i advocated, the smartphone market would follow the pc market, smartphone would be separate, you'd build on top of it. apple shattered that now hardware and software are integrated and google is, obviously, trying to compete with that. but as we know from apple, building hardware and software and great products is only one part of it now you have to learn how to distribute it. apple has the stores

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google did get the motorola brand. are ready has a brand and are doing very well on the google brand and a sub brand of the pixel model. that is the key issue. all they are getting is the manufacturing, the rest of it they don't need, so it does not look like they will buy. yvonne: tim colson, joining us live from taipei. coming up next, softbank's masayoshi son shares his thoughts on innovation with bloomberg's global business forum. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak: asia ." betty: i'm betty liu in new york. yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. speaking at the bloomberg global forum, masayoshi son talked about tech innovation and his thoughts about alibaba. take a listen. , the innovation of the microprocessors, using microprocessors as a base to create internet, that has changed the lives of almost everybody on the earth. but going forward, i think it is accelerating even more. >> earlier in your career, you were a technology innovator. at one point, i think in 2000, you lost $70 billion of net worth. w

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from his background at motorola. the product is doing well.ral extension for them. emily: you mentioned google home. this is huge competitive territory. amazon has the echo. apple has home pod. when it comes to the connected home, how do you see the competition shaping up? marwan: it is in the early stage for all of us. there are a lot of opportunities to change the experience for consumers. at the end of the day consumers will decide what is best for them. emily: how is the rest of the business doing? you unveiled the new thermostat. talk about sales in general. marwan: we are doing very well and continue to grow. we have talked about our products, growing at a pace it , is accelerating. this year we will ship more products than we shipped in the last two years combined. that gives you the opportunity. the growth is there. the footprint is very important to us. doubling our portfolio is a big deal as well. emily: there has been some speculation that alphabet might consider selling off nest. is there any truth to that? marwan: no. our i starte

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basic parts of the digital economy and they licensed it for free and that created texas instruments, motorola that. steve: what is the parallel today? >> first, the step is google could license his intellectual properties and instead of suing over other companies over autonomous car patents maybe they should have to give away their search patterns and their autonomous car patents and all the tens of thousands but i think there's -. steve: is that a version of what people say they would regulate in a utility. >> yes, that is one way to look at it. there are other similar ways to go about this. you're mentioned the facebook ad thing. why shouldn't facebook and google have to disclose who bought the ads, the dark post ads on their services. that is what you have to do on tv when someone puts an ad on fox. they have to say who paid for it. you never have to say that. steve: so that gets into the russian election argument but it doesn't get to the dominance. >> on the dominant argument one really clear thing that might need to happen which is maybe these companies have to be split up. facebook jus

it receives a fuel by fuel by shipper take they are then link into inter- motorola sites. will do is clear that the pathways and assess the three ports where the tankers that dock and make sure they are not damaged. in the florida power & light and others they will continue with their professionalism and they will break those facilities back up as soon as possible. do we have any agreements with the private sector with the response and recovery. so that we don't have to deplete the disaster relief fund. >> two things as a partnership in terms of coronation where the private sector entity is actually built into our quarterly centers so they can understand what we are doing and how to prioritize the reopening and the safety of their workforce. secondly it is our absolute baseline doctrine nowadays that we would rather reopen the stores that continue providing food, water and temporary shelter to people and just not within their regular course of operating business. it is healthier and better and faster for those to reopen those stores as fast as possible. >> the previous in

google's second major move into phone hardware the first attempt didn't go that well they brought motorola mobility for 12.5 billion in 2012 and sold it off to lonovo for less than 3 billion two years later in a blog post they said this deal with htc will help the family of made by google products look at the stocks shares of htc spiked overnight google shares down slightly in early trading. back over to you >> thank you very much i'm fascinated by this htc originally was the big high-end android smartphonemaker, long before samsu samsung. its share price soared up, twofold, three fold. it was the first company to invest in beats headphones, it bought it outright, it sold it apple purchased soon after it's interesting to see google doing this htc in the past has made some of the best smartphones, i'm sure with google's backing it can once again in the past, when softwaremakers have invested in hardware t hasn't worked. but the price is low relative to google -- >> a much more dominant player here >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange" a double dose of hacking news an update on that massiv

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after the fiasco with motorola but this -- this bears watching.nything to affect the market right now but will affect the market is how the initial sales seem to be going and people extrapolating from there what things look like. >> people have been tracking how apple fares in the week prior to a product launch and this is one of the worst ones. >> yeah. i think everybody, though, got very used to the idea that they peak on the product launch and the pattern is getting very closely scrutinized here what's interesting to me, i have often argued that apple as a stock doesn't act as a true bellwether and down while the s&p is hanging in there, art s&p just sort of rides this 2500 line for a while. >> like this every day how do you do this every day it's so loud >> most of the time we just nod at each other. we don't actually hear. >> what can you hear >> there's the opening bell. and the s&p and the bottom of the screen. >> business of screaming behind tv broadcasters. >> what's that >> okay. >> palace game day. >> the big board, lee and the host of

this is not the first time google has bet on hardware and its record isn't great in 2012, it bought motorolaillion. back in 2012 less than two years later google sold it to le snrks erklenovo nest 2, google has yet to be prove it can be successful at selling devices. analysts say this could be different. the deal is smaller. not pick up manufacturing facility remember htc already makes the pixel. tighter control over phone hardware and software at a time web gadgets have become critical to bigger pushes like a.i., augmented reality, digital assistance increasing sales of its own pixel phone even with 2,000 of htc's pixel employees is no small task the pixel is still very small in terms of the total smartphone market with about half a million units estimated shipped during the first quarter. guys, back over to you >> why don't they just buy blackberry >> i know. >> right got a whole line right there to go. >> htc's already making the pixel. probably figured -- >> right, whatever. >> thank you, deirdre. >> thank you, deirdre. >>> 15 minute s, 16 minutes to go dow down 50 points right now meant

brian: the whole may are to have around apple going the way of blackberry, motorola, nokia, that has we have seen in the last couple of years, apple continues to raise prices. the narrative was, prices will go lower, margins will get crushed, apple will go nowhere. what we are finding is apple continues to raise prices and that is good for margins and good for the stock. we think this is one of the most undervalued companies in the world. david: this all sounds awfully good. what are the threats to apple? at what point did they lose market share, the somebody come along with a better iphone or new gadget? to me it seems very difficult for someone to knock off apple. end markets, people who cannot afford an iphone, sure. that has made way for some of the chinese players, but where the middle class around the world is growing, 80% is coming from asia and once they can afford an iphone they will buy it. 15% market share with competitors that cannot invest in new technologies. they do not have the financial backing with the exception of a couple. i think apple is well-positioned. i want

google sold motorola three years ago. the gigs division of htc manufacturers google's smartphones today. google will gain 2,000 employees. google shares just bit lower. >>> albertsons announcing it will buy plated, the meal kit delivery service the privately held grocery company faces increased competition from those discount european chains, like aldi and lidl and amazon following the acquisition of whole foods plated launched in 2012, is one of the top five food prep services, following blue apron and hello fresh. blue apron is up about 2.5% now on this news maybe albertsons plucks off plated, apron after having it's valuation dropped could be plucked off. eager to see how about albertsons played for plated. >>> a pair of economic reports this morning weekly jobless claims at 8:30 a.m. also at 8:30, look for the september philly fed survey. any time something happens, it overshoots, it undershoots should be interesting. >> you're not watching a rerun, there's a healthcare vote coming up in political news senate republic