panasonic is a great fantastic follower. there and ecosystem of blue yonder a joint venture partner in japan. but a sizable largest independent supply chain software company we have been building the company for public market and at some point in time we will tee off to go in the public markets and the strategic interest we will entertain them. liz: i would love for you to come here when you're ready to ipo or ready to do something else, maybe with panasonic. good luck to you, thank you very much. >> thank you for the invite. liz: up next the family office that got into so much trouble with viacom and discovery shares bill weighing taking a page out of harvey weinstein's playbook. what does that mean, the big higher he just made the cleanup the carnage of the epic firesale the market has seen in at least five days. the closing bell ringing in 45 minutes, the dow was up 350. we have an epic rally going on. ♪ come on, come on...yes! hey ava, how's my bracket looking? um, i'm trying to find a nicer word for dumpster fire. um, y

panasonic will fund the deal through cash and a bridge loan. company also has a 20% stake in blue yonder, which uses ai to predict product demand. daimler predicts research and vehicle demand in the midst of the pandemic. the world's biggest auto street -- biggest automaker suggests an historically strong showing. spacex shuttle lifted off from florida today, the first trip made with previously flown equipment. it will dock with the orbiting lab early tomorrow. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> when you have stimuli of this size around the world, definitely taxes are coming down the line. >> that wouldn't be good for the u.s. economy. >> a little surprised by the market selloff. it is certainly not from a high enough rate to derail the recovery. >> if a 1% fall in stock prices is all you get from a major increase in capital gains taxes, that is not a problem. >> this is a starting point, and i'

panasonic, the household electronics name, shares down 3.5% in japan trading friday.t is buying an ai company called blue yonder, that uses artificial intelligence to predict how much a product will be in demand. a useful tool to have but investors were concerned about the $7 billion price tag panasonic is willing to pay for the company. the final board to look at, big names moving in the tech space friday. apple up 2%, according to sources, in partnership with walgreens. social media on the move, google at record highs after analysts stepped back and became less worried about updates to ios from apple and privacy and add tracking measures with the update, more sanguine tone from the street ahead of the release next week. emily: ed, kriti, they queue. the white -- thank you. the white house wrapped up its climate summit, with interest and eight border tax which would slap a levite latched levy -- and a border tax,, which would slap a levy if companies -- or countries have lower standards. >> we had folks who are ceos of companies and folks involved in labor. altogethe

panasonic will fund the deal through cash and a bridge loan. company already has a 20% stake in blue yonder. a spacex rocket bound for the international space station lifted off from kennedy space center in florida today. it is the first cruise trip -- first crewed trip using previously flown equipment. it is expected to dock tomorrow. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is something biden had said all along he was going to try to do, and now he says i am going to try to do what i promised i was going to do. in the market, if a 1% fall in stock prices is all you get from a major increase in capital gains taxes, that is not a big problem. jonathan: that's what you get from a proposal, not actually realizing that proposal. from new york city this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. up seven on the s&p. we events about 0.2 percent. yields higher

panasonic will fund a deal and a bridge loan.he japanese company has a 20% stake in artificial intelligence products. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake," powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this infrastructure bill has got to come to an income tax plan. all of that will weigh heavy on this market. >> when you have stimuli of this size around the world, it is coming down the line where there it is corporate taxes or gain increases. >> that probably wouldn't be good for the u.s. economy. >> the president's calculation is that there is a need for modernizing our infrastructure. his view is that should be on the backs of the wealthiest americans who can afford it. jon: some of the reaction to the potential biden tax plan in the next several weeks. good morning. alongside tom keene, lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. closing out the weak potentially with a week of losses on the s&p 500, set to bite into that by .2%

instance, recently, yesterday, you added salina excuse my pronouncing, she's the number two person at panasonicws more about battery technology than anyone in the world. i have to believe both vw and your new board member salina took a lot of time and made judgments and didn't need to be invested or join the board. >> 100%. salina is one of the world experts in not only battery technology but battery manufacturing and you were to get a tour of the factory, you get an amazing sense how deep she is and she's on the board, you know, we fully intend to leverage her with our execution team on the manufacturing front. so that is absolutely in our view a great, you know, confidence with somebody with that death ppth of knowledge and another manufacturing expert we have some great capitalists so i think there is a lot of people that have looked pretty deeply at what we have and we're pretty confident that the numbers that we have are pretty ground breaking. >> okay. so our viewers are of bviously t institutions and people that are afraid, afraid they have lost a lot of money on spacs and one of them as

i remember taking the oath of office and we had to borrow a bible from the panasonic lodge next door. being mason i at the end of my oath of office i stooped and kiss the bible and said so help me god. and that has been in the oath ever since. we didn't know about a cabinet we didn't know about the the army the banking system all had to be new. so we formed lots of things but i found the best people thomas jefferson and henry knox. james madison others to be in my cabinet to help me navigate these uncharted waters and god bless you, and thank you so much. thank you a million times president lincoln same question to you. what has been your lasting legacy as president of the united states. i think a lot of people would say ending or being part of ending the civil war. i don't think that was the main because if we would have ended the war the issue. that was underlying the whole civil war itself slavery could have. popped its ugly head out farther on down the road. so i believe it was pushing very hard to pass the 13th amendment to abolish slavery much of the world had already abolished

four-in-one oven which is a microwave, convection, induction cooking unit that was pioneered by panasonic that allows people to prepare meals in this environment. recognizing that it's technically not called a full kitchen, i'm not sure that there are many recipes that you would not be able to prepare in this environment because of the nature of the environment that is provided. all of this is provided as the base project. >> is it two induction burners in each unit? am i understanding that correctly? >> there's actually not a limit to induction burners per se. we want the counters to remain open and functional. in the largest unit you can have more than two if that's your need. some people use only one, but the opportunity exists for there to be a range of one to four of these simply by power limitations. we expect it will be two as an average per unit. >> staff, would four be permitted? >> it sounds like there's a hot plate and a burner differentiated here. the two burners would be generally installed into the countertop. that would be limited to two. >> that is part of the challenge. t

four-in-one oven which is a microwave, convection, induction cooking unit that was pioneered by panasonic that allows people to prepare meals in this environment. recognizing that it's technically not called a full kitchen, i'm not sure that there are many recipes that you would not be able to prepare in this environment because of the nature of the environment that is provided. all of this is provided as the base project. >> is it two induction burners in each unit? am i understanding that correctly? >> there's actually not a limit to induction burners per se. we want the counters to remain open and functional. in the largest unit you can have more than two if that's your need. some people use only one, but the opportunity exists for there to be a range of one to four of these simply by power limitations. we expect it will be two as an average per unit. >> staff, would four be permitted? >> it sounds like there's a hot plate and a burner differentiated here. the two burners would be generally installed into the countertop. that would be limited to two. >> that is part of the challenge. t