those are the questions nick clegg has to help answer.wagner for us, thank you so much for that update. coming up, the future of shopping with augmented reality. how snap is leveraging its mass millennial and gen z popularity for commerce. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." let's get an update on the markets with kriti gupta. tech earnings season coming to an end, airbnb, what has been the reaction? kriti: they reported pretty earnings on the opposite side of the spectrum. i want to show you how it played out interesting from a macro , perspective, airbnb rallying, up just shy of 4%. roblox getting punished after bookings rose 20%. they did not meet analysts expectations, you see the stock took a hit. it's the divergence i want to show you. roblox, a pandemic favorite. airbnb, the travel recovery, seems to be that rotation is coming to fruition. i want to show you social media stocks. another pandemic proxy we like to look at, they surged throughout 2020, the idea people are at home, looking through social

nick clegg will become the supreme sensor of the world, if we allow it to.— we allow it to. to. thanks for that. - matthew, we're almost out of time. we're going to do couple more. we have got russell group universities are massing a surplus of a couple of billion pounds. of course, a lot of students have felt short—changed during the pandemic. online is learning and so on isn't that same thing. and the universities are stocking up the cash. it thing. and the universities are stocking up the cash. it seems that because of grade _ stocking up the cash. it seems that because of grade inflation, - stocking up the cash. it seems that because of grade inflation, the - stocking up the cash. it seems that because of grade inflation, the top | because of grade inflation, the top universities in this country and others — universities in this country and others as— universities in this country and others as well have never had it so good _ others as well have never had it so good in _ others as well have never had it so good in terms of applications and there _ good in terms of applic

director of communications at demo and former director of policy to former deputy prime minister nick cleggdr leslie vinjamuri, director at the us and americas programme and dean at queen elizabeth ii academy for the chatham house. think you both very much indeed for joining us. of course, the situation in ukraine dominates many pages. the financial times leads with the title putin unleashes ukraine assault. moscow launches one of europe's largest military offensives since the second world war. the new york times carries a picture of smoke rising from a military airport targeted by the russian forces. amongst the british papers, the daily telegraph tells the invasion a new cold world. —— called the invasion a new cold war. the i has a stark headline, ukrainian�*s agony. in the war. the i has a stark headline, ukrainian's agony. in the guardian, a photo of an injured woman after an air strike in a photo of an injured woman after an airstrike in the a photo of an injured woman after an air strike in the city of the northeast of ukraine. the daily mail reports the warning by us officials sayin

the daily mail says that former deputy pm nick clegg is at the centre of a leak inquiry after concernsised he was receiving secret information on plans to regulate facebook. so, let's begin... nigel, you are going to kick us off this time, please. we are going to go straight to the front page of the independent, there is a picture of the meeting that took place in munich yesterday. yes between president zelenskee _ munich yesterday. yes between president zelenskee of - munich yesterday. yes between president zelenskee of the - munich yesterday. yes between i president zelenskee of the ukraine and borisjohnson. president zelensky is saying he wants to slash the president to stop what he calls the president to stop what he calls the appeasement of russia. he says if we are going to impose sanctions on russia if they invade ukraine, let's put the sanctions are now before they do. this is sort of a rather sort of about turn from where he was last week because then he was telling western leaders to sort of tone down the warlike rhetoric. and now he seems to think that they should do more. m

former uk deputy prime minister sir nick clegg has been promoted to a new senior role at facebook�*s pany's boss mark zuckerberg said sir nick would become its president of global affairs. the move puts the former lib dem leader on a par with mr zuckerberg himself at the recently—rebranded firm. the operator of australia's largest coal—fired power plant has said it plans to shut it down in 2025 , that's seven years before its expected decommissioning. 0rigin energy says the vast eraring facility, just north of sydney, is no longer viable due to the lower cost of generating renewables. joining me now is marc 0stwald — chief economist & global strategist, adm isi. good morning. this is good news, i assume, good morning. this is good news, iassume, the decommissioning of old fossil fuel energy supplies.- fuel energy supplies. seen -urel fuel energy supplies. seen purely from _ fuel energy supplies. seen purely from the _ fuel energy supplies. seen | purely from the perspective fuel energy supplies. seen - purely from the perspective of transition, to enable is, absolutely. but one always

emily: your head of policy nick clegg just announced you will be suspending russian state run media rtnd sputnik in europe. there are calls for you to do that globally. when you look at the bigger picture, what more do you think meta and its platforms can do to crack down on this kind of disinformation? >> so we've already taken a number of steps on russian state media. we have removed their ability to run ads and de-monetized them around the world, as nick mentioned, in response to the -- request from the ukrainian government and blocks them from broadcasting into the eu and ukraine. we are taking a range of other steps to de-amplify their ability to share information on our platforms, and also we have third-party fact checkers continuing to review content posted by russian state media and other entities around the world. when they identify something as false or misleading, we labeled that to make sure people can see it, and down drink it so it doesn't appear in people's feeds and people are less likely to encounter that information. emily: meantime, you have the russian government as

, current chief executive at demo and former director of policy to former deputy prime minister nick cleggd dr leslie vinjamuri, director at the us and americas programme and dean at queen elizabeth ii academy for the chatham house. thank you both very much indeed. let's have a quick look at what the front pages have got for us. the situation in ukraine of course dominates many front pages. the international edition of the financial times leads with the title, who ten ukraine assault. —— putin. the new york times has a picture of smoke rising from a military airport targeted by the russian forces. amongst the british papers, the daily telegraph called the invasion a new cold war and reports that the rapid advance of russian troops closing in on the capital kyiv. the i has a stark headline, ukraine's agony. the prime minister because it an attempt to draw the map of europe in blood. the times leads with the title of a dark day in europe. in the daily mail reports the warning by us security officials saying ukraine's capital could fall within days. let us begin. leslie, if i could begin with