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have publicly touted their presence n miami, their presence in boulder, colorado, pittsburgh, seattle, culver city, here in all these other offices that they have kept under wraps. people knew about them. but then putting those names out there in a press release and touting them with this coverage, think, you know, it says a lot about the sort of cold war we apple right in the middle of the tariff situation. cold war. bloomberg tech, as always, thank for stopping by. coming up, while the uncertainty of brexit may impact the uk capitalist continue to spread the wealth over the country's tech sector. one partner about the future of european v.c. next. like bloomberg check up oust on the radio, and on our bloomberg app. and on our bloomberg app. bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., sirius xm. emily: one day after surviving a no-confidence vote in parliament, theresa may met leaders at a summit in brussels. she will try to convince e.u. leaders to make concession s on the brexit deal that they have already agreed to. during the period of -- continue to attract investment. ver $2 billion was invested, according to a report, m

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would like to see is a totte n ha m united fans would like to see is a tottenham hotspur young argentinian manager who has done so well. he was asked today about that and the keptn at old trafford. who are united going to turn into the next. so who will united turn to next, in the first instance, a caretaker, to try and get their group of players clicking again, and in the long term, someone to rediscover that winning formula. claire thornton looks at the likely candidates. manchester united glory days seem like a distant window was a good dose of this dodger be the best medicine? scores, and he scored. manchester united lead to the one. ole solsjkjaer and does what it's like to be a part of a successful manchester united school. there's isn't not starting again until march, he could be the perfect ca reta ker to march, he could be the perfect caretaker to administer tlc to united open wounds. the past few months, our reporterjoe lysnkey has been looking at that and also the social media reaction to his sacking, joe. this is the tweet that was sent from paul pogba's account about 45 minutes after the news broke. it was swiftly deleted and we should say that adi

declassification the opposite od .n this country it is my own opinion, frankly, that if they were sensible enough to microfilm the german andrds that they captured their own records that they kept,. it is my own opinion, frankly, someday, more will be available, especially on such 's interest in a compromise peace with hitler. on the subject, but i would be very interested in seeing more on the subject. one of the critical problems as regards the soviet records is that the paper of the second world war is to a large extent by now deteriorated beyond reading. the 1950's were having trouble microfilming some of the records because they were already deteriorating. we're talking about each country and world war ii using generally the poorest paper possible because they wanted to use their money for things other than requisitions for paperclips. beens those have microfilmed, they will never be accessible to anybody, but if they have been, then we may learn some more about some important aspects. the french, italian, british, american records are either open or in the process, if you will, and i don't think there is much .hat is left in those areas to come to the far east for a momen

n animals has gone up. >> on my flight back from europe the other day. there was a family with a dog. all i keptis nature is going to come calling soon where and how? >> depends how big it is sometimes you can use those -- >> it was a little doggy with a little d oshgoo-doo clean up on the aisle. >>> a runner at a cross country race experienced the highs and lows of athletic achievement he was cruising to an easy victory, flags in hand when he was tripped up over the course he still finished first. i want to stop this. this may look like he's winning, he wanted to grab the flags. but if you read the publish reports, he was trying to do a slide. >> he gets on his knees. it's wet >> in sailing they would call that a pitch pole, if you're in a cat boat. >> it's time for the cdc and the fda to team up in a losing battle trying to get americans to stop eating raw cookie dough. the agencies warn it's not just salmonella that you have to worry about. also uncooked flour can carry e. coli so wait until the dough hits the oven before you eat it >> a spoonful, i'm sure the cdc won't have a beef with >> it

n erratic, after a year, could elon musk begetting the last laugh? meal kit home-cooked recover? this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the tesla headlines in 2018 have keptfast it's been hard to keep up, from the fallout from's ceo elon musk's funding secured tweet to shortstop. we are joined by the bloomberg exec who covers the company and who recentlyriter wrote an extensive piece. you interviewed dozens of current and former tesla employees, and i suppose a certain amount of love/hate in their relationship with tesla is expected, but what surprised you most? charles: what surprised me most was how fairly chaotic it became in the company the last two years. we saw elon musk talking about the model three as one of the most difficult times of his life but we did not understand how intensely difficult it was for everyone inside the company as well. people talked about it not only being a hellish year, but as being two year's so challenging that many ended up leaving. one person said everyone in the company ended up being in an abusive relationship with elon. it was a year that was not only transformative or the firm itself and that they got through the pr

declassification the opposite od .n this country it is my own opinion, frankly, that if they were sensible enough to microfilm the german andrds that they captured their own records that they kept,. it is my own opinion, frankly, someday, more will be available, especially on such 's interest in a compromise peace with hitler. on the subject, but i would be very interested in seeing more on the subject. one of the critical problems as regards the soviet records is that the paper of the second world war is to a large extent by now deteriorated beyond reading. the 1950's were having trouble microfilming some of the records because they were already deteriorating. we're talking about each country and world war ii using generally the poorest paper possible because they wanted to use their money for things other than requisitions for paperclips. beens those have microfilmed, they will never be accessible to anybody, but if they have been, then we may learn some more about some important aspects. the french, italian, british, american records are either open or in the process, if you will, and i don't think there is much .hat is left in those areas to come to the far east for a momen

kept being interested in plik politics. he was very interested in his sons' political careers. he passed the torch to the family although he didn't believe it n dynasine -- blustd in dynasty. he passed the torch and didn't disappear. he decided his political career was over. >> all right. tim neftaly, always learn something from you. always appreciate your perspective. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you both. >> absolutely. >>> the white house is offering praise for former president bush. we've got live pictures here from washington. this is the flag atop the white house at half staff as one would expect for the passing of a u.s. president. this is a statement from the president and the first lady. >> yeah, they say, "through his essential authenticity, disarming wit, and unwavering commitment to faith, family, and country, president bush inspired generations of his fellow americans to public service. to be, in his words, a thousand points of light illuminating the greatness, hope, and opportunity of america to the world." abby phillip is with us from buenos aires. that's where the president is at the moment attending the g20 su

kept hout his life. one thing that comes through loud andle c, his drive for greatness. >> delacroix was ambitious if nothing else. his father was a statesmar n. his motme from a family of distinguished artisans and crts people, andhis brother-in-law was a general. one brotr died in battle. he came of age in 1814, 1815, right at the moment of napoleon's downfall. so for delacroix, he needed to find a career, e needed to make his own mark in the world. >> brown: in drawings you can see delacroix looking hard at his old maser, including the have a indonesia paolo vernaschi and peter paul rubens. he took on scenes from literature and mythology and from north africa, what he visited with a colonial era french diplomatic mission. there are portraits, historiclel ba religious imagery, and animals he watched at the zoo, especially tigers and lions. but it is how he painted them at would offer a bridge to future artists. "new york times" art critic roberta smith. >> his achievement is opening the door to modernity, even if he didn't go through it. he made subsequent generations of artists know that the main thing that mattered was paint and how it is

kept secret, the system encourages manufacturers to set artificially high list prices which are reduced via manufacturers rebates of the uninsured individuals facing high drug prices. the independent pharmacies in n the district have raised significant concerns about pbm business practices. these include tag clauses the private pharmacies from guiding patients to cheaper alternatives, exclusionary tactics that advanced pbm owned mail order pharmacies and opaque and effectively nonnegotiable contract terms that result in skyrocketing penalties known as direct and indirect remuneration fees. the ftc has stated pbms help lower prices by aggregating demand which increases negotiating power here however, recent analysis comparing medicaid drug spending with actual acquisition costs, determines the savings are not consistently passed on digit opec pbm pricing practices. in fact, in one representative example medicaid whizbang night times the acquisition cost of a heavily described drug. recent vertical mergers in the pbm market offer a supreme court for broader studies of these issues. market power in the tech sector is another focus, both witnesses have suggested that are valid concerns about competit