camera, lights netflix.he stock is on auto play since late september with shares gaining almost 50% and the streaming service racked up the most oscar nominations this year ahead of sunday's big award show but this weekend could be more important for netflix nan traditional studios. julia boorstin joins us live from the red carpet with the details. hi, julia. >> well, tyler, the oscars is a high stakes test whether netflix earns the ultimate honors from the hollywood establishment. netflix is more riding on sunday's oscars than any other studio both in terms of reputation and dollars spent investing an estimated $70 million on awards marketing it has so much riding on it because netflix has the most nominations including two for best picture followed by disney with 22 nominations then sony with 20 and warner brothers and useful with 12 and 11 respectively. now, netflix's film with the most nominations is marten scorsese irishman. netflix reportedly spending $160 million to produce the film. an estimated 25 t

a big night for south korea's film industry and a bad night for netflix as paris saw wins for oscars and the film world recognizes the importance of movies made in asia against all expectations remain set as netflix was left disappointed. and as well because i'm trying not to go back to that. sights on monday president engine picture shows them there won't be any mass layoffs in the wake of the corona crisis many companies and factories remain closed . and the japanese entrepreneur shows how to tackle the plastic bottle epidemic one app at a time. this is business as a young age when i as an employer will business news here on the w m d a how to office south korean movie parasites who made history at the oscars last night by becoming the 1st ever non english language movie to win best picture that was one of 4 awards won by a movie that only cost $11000000.00 to make it has taken in close to $170000000.00 at the box office but that figure is likely to shoot up dramatically on the back of its triumph in los angeles last night south korea has one of the most lucrative movie markets in

can it compete with netflix? and the white house adrift with huawei in that global race to deploy 5g. we speak with mike rogers, former chair of the house intelligence committee, about all things national security. january's u.s. employment report came out and the economy added 225,000 jobs. tole wage growth surprised the upside, it is still lagging. the expansion peak reached in february of last year. female unemployment rates rose as well. here to discuss more, amy schultz. heretake a look at a chart that i'm showing inside my terminal. wage growth finally getting a little bit of a boost here. techare you seeing within relative to some of the other sectors? >> i think we are seeing fairly consistent wage growth compared to the other sectors. jobs in the,000 u.s. in january. i think that step is coming at a time where we have just released our report. surveyed thousands of talent professionals globally and combined that with insights from our over 660 million members to really help leaders and officials understa

and did hollywood send a signal to netflix the streaming service was nearly shut out from the oscars. this is your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us german carmaker diam lernout plans to cut $15000.00 positions by means of severance pay and early retirement and that would be a step up from its current cost cutting plans all of this according to german business daily hundreds blot some car models like the mercedes s. cupe will be discontinued according to the report the car maker said in november it would cut 10000 jobs and lower labor costs by $1400000000.00 euros by the end of 2022 dime their c.e.o. o'laughlin us is expected to announce the cuts at its annual news conference this tuesday. and i'm joined now by g.w. financial correspondent in frankfurt. what more he tell us about the issues that are plaguing dimer. wherever you look the issues are plaguing dime learned that's the problem of the whole group if you look at mercedes cars the profit margin the timer is achieving there is around 4 percent that's below its 6 percent target and it's also below

they'll be able to lift their price closer to netflix. i was of the belief that netflix was going to have to lower their price down to disney i am wrong on that i think the two can coexist. >> isn't disney like half price? >> half the price, it is. >> you just said disney will have the ability to raise their price. >> toward netflix. >> i think -- >> pricing power to double its price? >> well, double? no can they raise it closer to $10, can they get it up to $10, $11 my premise was that netflix, because of competition, would have to lower their price to disney and that we were looking at an environment where all these streaming content providers were going to lose pricing power. i'm now telling you the opposite. >> disney has a great offering if you're a kid or dress up in a star trek uniform and go to, you know, get autograph conventions. other than that, i've been on it, because you get it free with verizon. i've looked. there's not really a lot of content i want to watch there. >> but even if there is, to rebut joe a little bit, are th

korean film parasite produced by the indie studio neon it had a budget of just over $10000000.00 netflix reportedly spent 10 times that figure on the awards campaign alone its big offering the irish man directed by martin scorsese fails to win any awards and while it did secure the most nominations of any studio it took home just 2 oscars for best documentary and best supporting actress. parasites for wins gives ne on joint top spot as the most successful studio this year alongside established industry giants disney fox and sony with 3 awards universal also took home more awards the netflix which won the same amount of oscars as warner brothers 4 studios won one award each despite its modest tally of oscar wins netflix has clearly transformed the nature of the movie and television business in recent years although it has debts of more than $10000000000.00 the streaming service has prompted the likes of apple disney a t.n.t. and others to launch similar services of their own according to the motion picture association of america a trade body streaming services now have more subscribers wo

last night streaming giants netflix also hopes to grab a couple of also has but it became a disappointing night for the streaming giant. in an industry worth close to $150000000000.00 annually when one of these can have a dramatic impact on a movie's fortunes parrotlet spending power doesn't always guarantee success this year's big winner was the low budget south korean film parasite produced by the indie studio neon it had a budget of just over $10000000.00 netflix reportedly spent 10 times that figure on the awards campaign alone its big offering the irishman directed by martin scorsese fails to win any awards and while it did secure the most nominations of any studio it took home just 2 oscars for best documentary and best supporting actress parasites for wins gives neon joint top spot as the most successful studio this year alongside established industry giants disney fox and sony with 3 awards universal also took home more awards the netflix which won the same amount of oscars as warner brothers 4 studios $11.00 award each despite its modest tally of oscar wins netflix has clearly tr

netflix. >> slowdown kiddo, you will get a speeding ticket. >> it was really fun. his voice.has a very appealing quality to his voice. when i heard it, thought, this is our kid. this is our star. >> he has is energetic quality, ready to jump into action and make mistakes, and tried to be grown-up.>> reporter: the shows producers, met while working at pixar on the movie, fighting dory. they started their own animation company, based in berkeley. since his debut a few weeks ago, netflix is showing go-go corecarson in 30 languages, in 180 countries. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> i listen to it every morning. i listen to it every morning. i know that voice very well. >> that is a houseful of kids for you. good for you and good for him. we are looking toward city hall. it is lit up in 49ers colors, and the numbers are fairly warm. it is 59 degrees in the city. this was a warm day as we look at the top of the sales force tower in tribute to the 49ers. we had highs up to 73 degrees in oakland. san jose's record was 71. santa rosa did not come close. santa rosa's record for the day is 80 d

netflix tweeted yesterday saying we heard the feedback loud and clear. if you want to change it, go to settings, manage profiles on the netflix menu and then uncheck auto play previews. >> i like that feature. that's the only way to know what to watch because there are so many movies and tv shows on o netflix. >> you can turn it on. >> kumasi knows what she wants to watch. >>> if you're feeling down about an ex this valentine's day, burger king wants to help you out. if you give them a printed photo of your ex-partner, you will be able to get a free whopper but there is a catch. it's only available in four stores across the country. lucky for us the burger king at 35 powell street in san francisco is one of them. the others are in new york, los angeles and boston. >> so you give them the photo -- >> i don't know what they do with it after that. >> put it on the grill and burn it? >> will they accept it if you light it on fire first? >> throw it on the ground. >> burn it up. >> burn it. burn it. burn it. >> i would take a picture of the hottest person i c

so it's netflix.ks, uses them as a launch pad to go onto the site. that is their goal and they use all of the awards attention to drive viewers. that's what they want. it doesn't matter if they win. the 0scars ceremony gave the appearance of inclusivity, lots of people of colour and women up on stage, performing and presenting. a handful did win prizes, but the academy remains predominantly white and male. although parasite's victories possibly signal greater inclusiveness, race and gender equality are still major problems in the american film industry, and that is reflected in the oscars. but, in the short term, a really big challenge the academy faces is getting an audience. this year's telecast got the lowest ratings in history. clearly there is a need for a big rethink, if the oscars is to stay culturally relevant. navigating the streets of los angeles is one of the many challenges that first—time 0scar nominees face. if they are fortunate enough, they are chauffeured from one location to another.

>> netflix. >> oh, i'm on netflix? >> slowdown, kiddo, you are going to get a speeding ticket. >> i think it was like really fun because i got to put my own personality into the car. >> it was really his voice, he has a very appealing, gravelly quality to his voice, when i heard it, i thought oh, this is our kid, this is our star. >> he had this energetic quality that was ready to jump into action and make mistakes and that is exactly who corey carson needed to be. they met while working on the movie "finding dori." sends their company's debut a few weeks ago, netflix is now showing "go! go! cory carson" in 30 languages and 180 different countries. >>> the fda has approved the first drug to treat life- threatening peanut allergies, the drug, is the brainchild of brisbane based aimmune therapeutics . it can be used for children aged 4 to 17, and is intended to help allergic children tolerate just a small amount of peanuts and potentially avoid life- threatening accidents. the drug is not billed as a cure, but it is inte

that is just staggering growth, almost as much as netflix grew overall.ething bob iger can point to and say, this is the future. long-term, they will need to get costs under control. they have time to figure that out. we don't know if it will be profitable. i think investors will give them a pass in the short term. taylor: wall street watchers have been scratching their heads over tesla shares. the stock has been on a tear on tuesday, tesla close at a record high of $887 before pulling back later in the week. a portfolio manager told bloomberg this week that the recent run-up is inexplicable. >> everybody has a pain threshold. when a stock becomes unmoored from valuation because of dynamic growth aspects, you just have to walk away. taylor: we also discussed recent moves with an analyst. >> investors might be worried about coronavirus. that is a short-term focus. we are long-term investors. we put out our latest research on tesla. our expected value of the stock is 7000. it is a leader in electric, autonomous vehicles. that is the future of the auto marke

that is just staggering growth, almost as much as netflix grew overall.hing bob iger can point to and say, this is the future. we don't know if it will be profitable. i think investors will give them a pass in the short term. taylor: wall street watchers have been scratching their heads over tesla shares. they closed at a high of $887 before pulling back later in the week. a portfolio manager told bloomberg this week that the recent run-up is inexplicable. >> everybody has a pain threshold. when a stock becomes unmoored because of dynamic growth aspects, you just have to walk away. taylor: we also discussed recent moves with an analyst. investors might be worried about coronavirus. that is a short-term focus. researcht our latest on tesla. our expected value of the stock is 7000. it is the future of the auto market. what we have seen over the last year is traditional autos have struggled to produce ev on par with tesla scars and they are really just running away from the competition. >> 7000, that's a very impressive prediction and a long way from where w

growth,just staggering almost as much as netflix grew overall.mething bob iger is the future. bob iger can point to and say, this is the future. i think investors will give them a pass in the short term. taylor: wall street has been scratching their heads protest the shares. -- heads over tesla shares. $887closed at a high of before pulling back later in the week. we were told this week that the initial run-up is inexplicable. >> everybody has a pain threshold. what a stock because of dynamic growth aspects, you have to just walk away -- when a stop becomes onboard -- stock becomes of dynamicause growth aspects, you just have to walk away. --- views on out recent tesla. it is the leader of electric autonomous vehicles and that is the leader of the auto market. cars have struggled to produce ev on par with tesla scars and they are really just running away from the competition. 7000, that's a very impressive prediction from where we are now. test tesla really have that much of a head start -- does tesla really have that much of a head start? >> and

basically, the sense that the op ed, basically, the bbc moving into the digital world to compete with netflixd competitive blockbusters saying that it is going out of date. at any time the bbc tries to do that, it also gets attacked for spending too much on making commercial entertainment tv when that is not it's purpose. the government needs to know what needs to be forewarned about how it is funded. needs to be that the bbc held the government to account and now is looking like it's the other way around. a point is being reached in with the telegraph in his story is suggesting is that there could be a tiered subscriber model which could pay a licence fee if you just wa nt could pay a licence fee if you just want radio, or just could pay a licence fee if you just want radio, orjust want different elements of the package, which i can kind of see samaritan because if you're paying the licence fee, there might bea you're paying the licence fee, there might be a pressure to be, have something for everyone on every channel neck and see where you've got netflix snapping at your heels and other str

of course, she got best supporting actress for marriage story, but is on netflix. —— that is on netflixn best picture by many, it is a sort of film that one would have expected to win, but parasite, the fact that it has one is historic. it will be something for people to talk about in days to come. i would like to see renee's earlier, even “— like to see renee's earlier, even —— rene zellweger, even more so now asjudy. even —— rene zellweger, even more so now as judy. let's have a look at bong joon—ho, the director parasite speaking to the press, this is the moment now where they spill out and they are all talking to the media. they then go into the parties. a fantastic win for him and this film, making history. you know, a film picked by the oscars with subtitles. yes, it is extraordinary, it will be interesting to see whether that tra nsfers interesting to see whether that transfers into a successful box office, because it doesn't necessarily mean because of the subtitles that the money will come in. in quite the same way. obviously it is popular but whether it will punish the lights

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it challenges netflix is on the line dominance.th bloomberg's lucas in los angeles. >> they went and updated the numbers for they different disney streaming services so far this quarter. that is something that netflix does not characteristically do, so now we know disney plus has 28 million subscribers. all told, disney in just one year has become the second biggest player in tv streaming after netflix. we do not know how many prime customers are actually watching video. impressive andly strong viewership based on some of the data that bob iger shared about the popularity of different shows and how long people were watching on a weekly basis. >> how about the costs though because it is expensive to make all of this new content. a majoro question it is investment for them. of 600 million dollars in lawsuits. that is to be expected. i do not know that investors will be too worried about that. this is the game that netflix has been playing for a long time. the bet is that in the long term this will work. of the reasons is disney moved

you have names like peleton, netflix, all outperforming.nd the go-out stocks, the restaurants, the ubers, are all gettingt hit. people are not going out if and when coronavirus comes here. >> trevor: yes, the stock market is tanking right now, except for stocks like peletron and netflix because those companies win when people don't leave their houses. these companies need to innovate to keep up with the virus. if you've been binging love is blind for ten hours, a screen pops up and asks, you still watching, going forward, are you still alive? ( laughter ) the answer is no, because the romance destroyed me! popular but i don't get why pel ton is blowing up. no since exercising during the apocalypse. you have a six-pack but no one there to appreciate it. anyone out there? my stomach is divided into sections now! ( laughter ) so, yes, peletron, netflix and stay at home companies are #winning because to have the coronavirus. but because people don't want to stay at home, another industry is taking off. >> the coronavirus emergency, we're seeing

light, camera, advertisement, netflix spending millions on advertising ahead of the oscars.could be a make it or break it moment for the streaming giant plus we'll sit down with the ceo of a company that wants to help brands with consumers and offer more experiences for broader demographics and gray scale's bitcoin investment trust is now the first to become an sec reporting company. how much closer are we potentially now to a bitcoin etf. all this and more when "power lunch" returns when you look at the critical issues facing our world, what do you see? we see breakthrough medicines getting to patients in record time. we see harnessing natural gas unleashing the promise of clean energy. we see engineers simulating the future to improve today. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, focusing core strengths to create a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back, everybody. i'm sue herera here's your cnbc news update at this hour. president trump speaking to reporters before boarding marine one for his trip to nor

you've been following netflix has a stock and they had. >>like the most nominations with all their original programming it tonight, but they made off with exactly how many trophies to of 20 more, it's very disappointing because netflix can only ride the adam sandler comedy is so far and you get into what's the big quality content so netflix left the academy awards with 2 oscars last night he could have been their night. martin scorsese's irishman marriage story the 2 pope's all had worthy performances but none walked away with the statue. i'm laura dern won for best supporting actress for marriage story, american factory which is a netflix documentary about american factories in chinese that also on and that interesting enough t i did not know this was produced by barack michelle obama's higher ground productions. netflix has 17 nominations for the golden globes, but only one winner, they had 7 screen actors guild nominations, but only one winner. laura dern they did have to and this is an interesting side note they had to animation films

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and one thing that cannot be overlooked, private screening services like netflix of traditional movie houses have always dominated the major awards. now the los gatos family has joined them. martin scorsese for best director, several nominations including best picture and adam driver is you for best actor. >> i wonder how long this will continue. their spending hungs of millions of dollars on content. do you get to a certain opponent where you can't do that anymore? >> i don't know. i feel like people are eating it up. the whole streaming is incredible. >> that's the thing. i want to see the irishmen but it is three hours plus. >> you have plenty of time. >> netflix is now making possible to avoid a feet that you are some people call annoying. netflix will allow users to opt out of auto play where the next else in a series plays automatically. apparently the they received an earful about auto play. today they tweeted, we've heard the feedback loud and clear. comcast may soon be getting complaints as well. they recently started their own auto play. i love the auto play. >> the thing th

when it comes to mobile devices what do you think is winning the streaming out for you to netflix disney warner media or n.b.c. universal well the answer to them now well it's you to such an enormous margin that it's not even close now in fact in $21000.00 you tube dominated 70 percent of the total time that people spend on their phones watching top 5 entertainment apps you tube is so dominant that actually makes up 37 percent of all downstream mobile internet traffic around the world and while companies like netflix saw growth worldwide in such territories like brazil south korea france and germany people are spending less time on streaming services like netflix and increasing the amount of time on apps like you tube and even tick-tock and even though you tube has become much more corporate ised i think the key to it the reason for that is because users still have control of putting content up seems to talk right and the problem is with with an interview like on netflix they spend so much money billions of dollars trying to program the what they think you want with you tube and tick tal

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talk right and the problem is with with an interview like a netflix they spend so much money billions of dollars trying to program to what they think you want with you tube and to talk people are able to say i like this and the content isn't coming from the top down it's coming from the bottom up and therefore people are much more interested in it and it drives itself in terms of interest and just think of how much you tube has changed since it 1st came up i mean there were singers people who came out of it like justin bieber who was found on you tube now there are so many of you the you tube influencers right that we have and all of the things that you tube has to offer i also think then that whatever it's that has to do with the shortness or the control it kind of like you said the control of being able to switch videos or even the recommendations that come up from that because they're short and you have more control of that even to talk that's been so popular and if you look at the top 5 apps worldwide you tube's number one but below that all the rest are chinese and you cannot eve

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we cannot compete with netflix and do not want to because we are not netflix. is itan between number ten and the lobby? is it an attempt by number ten to change the terms of trade, orjust pa rt change the terms of trade, orjust part of the normal to—and—fro?m doesn't feel very abnormal to me. when you remember that regimes of alistair campbell and so on at number ten... damien, ifi could just say alastair campbell never banned anybody from coming into the building. no, but people around tony blairand building. no, but people around tony blair and gordon brown is to phone up blair and gordon brown is to phone up newspaper editors are saying is that your political editors, he has being hostile but this is unprecedented. the handling of a specific press conference is one thing but there has always been this. governments with big majorities, particularly in their early years, majorities, particularly in their early yea rs, have majorities, particularly in their early years, have always behaved like this. no! there is outrage attempted to be created over and above w

how is mickey faring against netflix? that's next.rg. ♪ is is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm taylor riggs in san francisco. paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. disney grabbed the spotlight in after hours trading beating revenue and profit and blowing away forecasts for its new disney plus streaming service. su keenan has more. su: 29 subscribers and three months, but is from zero to 29 million in three months. that is the take away. it is certainly what had disney stock up better than 3.5% off the bat. you can see the gain has come down as we have gotten into the conference call. as expected, starting up a new service for disney has come up -- come with huge expenses and that attributed to a 23% decline. even though the the depth -- the declining profit beat estimates. the stock has been up 30% in the past 12 months. what you heard from the ceo, bob iger, on the conference call, was they not only posted 26.5 million for the last quarter, but they continued to sign up subscribers so that they are almost at the 29 mil

and the oscar buzz has been around netflix. the streaming giant leads with 24 nominations but an old-school company could win big. we are talking about kodak having a bit of a comeback. bloomberg's l.a. bureau chief joins us now to talk about that. before we get to the nomination, what is going on with kodak? >> four of the nine best picture nominees were shot on film and an additional one of the cinematography nominees. this company went bankrupt a few years ago. people kind of forgot about film. but they say that movie sales have been growing for the last five years. they set a record in terms of 65 millimeter film. renaissance little of people that collect vinyl records again, a bunch of really powerful hollywood directors still love film, not going to shoot on digital. quentin tarantino, christopher

everybody has a technology going, i think has netflix. every wrong . >> i completely agree.es issues. if you look at how many people are in poverty around the world and they can afford one. pretty much everybody that has one. netflix right now the streaming or is starting right now with disney's especially doing a great job with her espn plus. theory of 28 million subscribers on the new disney streaming service. they're going to be real competitive in the not sure people are going to cross netflix to bite disney even though it is cheaper. i do think you're right reaching a peak at least in the united states and that will hit subscribers. melissa: taught i think they're better off than teenagers to help them figure out how to do it. this is the only peoplt who are doing it. what you think. >> if you can come out and tease people, you'd have a much bigger audience because there are people who can't figure it out. have you ever tried to watch the guide. the very challenging things. i think there's always a reason that they want to do something and market it. they bring it up to

that's in part because netflix has paved this market.here is room in this market for two or three major global streaming providers. netflix will be one of those but there's room for disney and they're proving it you mentioned aws. this market is big enough and maybe only single-digit percent e penetrated, that's the percentage of enterprise databases in the cloud, that means there's plenty of growth in scale for aws and azure the question is if google can gain material share there. you could have a couple big players. i don't know that you can have four maybe three, definitely two. >> mark, nice rapid-fire with so many of your names in the news this week. thanks mark mahanemahaney. >> thank you, carl >> the other big earnings mover of the morning, nvidia josh has more. >> morgan, bears getting wrecked. that's how one nvidia bull puts it describing that company's report, beat, and surge. nvidia surpassing expectations and that data center segment had a huge quarter with revenue of $968 million, a jump of 43%. investors focus on that segme

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netflix is lobbying the academy hard to get noticed. reporter from our sister station has the details. >> all vote willing members of the academy nominated the following films for best picture. >> it's an irony of our age. a streaming service netflix earned the most oscar nominations and yet the oscar show with an audience of almost 30 million people proves that traditional broadcast tv is alive and well. carrie burke is the head of abc entertainment. >> i really spent some time thinking about what does brodcast do better than anybody else? it really is the appointment programming. >> the oscar goes to. >> the results anticipated by so many people around the world are determined by fewer nan 8,500 voters. members of the academy who this year have been lobbied hard by netflix. the campaigning began last fall when the irishman prem yeared at the new york film festival. >> it was great to be -- i would liked it to be shot another six months. >> netflix financed this expensive movie when the studios balked. it's a bid for hollywood cred say

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it is sort of something we follow because we love netflix and the stock is so high.you see a director like noah baumbach with marriage story, the classic art-house director, his film is on netflix. it just doesn't matter anymore. all of the filmmakers would love to see their films in a theater. but the battle is really over in terms of streaming versus theaters. scarlet: these directors are so throwback. chris palmeri, thank you so much. enjoy the oscars on sunday. which of the movies have you seen? joe: i saw uncut gems. romaine: that was not nominated. i've seen one, parasite. scarlet: paisa parasite. romaine: once upon a time in hollywood, jojo rabbit, which i was informed is not a children's movie. scarlet: coming up, fed chairman jay powell testifies before congress. joe: cti comes out on thursday. romaine: u.s. retail sales coming out next friday. subscribe to our weekly podcast on itunes. ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs in san francisco and this is bloomberg technology. turnedup, after an app the iowa caucus into a disaster, nevada says it will be going low-tech.

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