playstation! sony bowed out of e3 back in 2019.r for arch rival xbox to do some catching up? playstation really was very conspicuous by its absence but i think the fight that microsoft finally came together with what it has been doing over the past four or five years, of buying different developers, i think in that case microsoft suddenly showed the results of what it's been doing and suddenly, people actually thought — some people, for the first time, ithink, thought "xbox game pass — i think i need this". seeing all those big games labelled as day one on xbox game pass is a very, very attractive proposition for gamers — especially when you're looking at, you know, £70, $70 triple—a purchases for the ps5. and looking at what the xbox series x has for 2022 and not really knowing what sony is doing for this christmas, let alone in 2022, is a really precarious situation for them to be in. it's—a me, wario! the last major show belonged to nintendo. they'd already quashed any hopes of seeing a new, more powerful version the switch. ins

playstation really was very conspicuous - catching up?was very conspicuous by its - was very conspicuous by its absence but i think the fight that microsoft finally came together with what it has been doing over the past four or five years of buying different developers i think in that case microsoft suddenly showed the result of what it's been doing and suddenly people actually thought some people for the first time i think thought xbox game pass i think i need this. sing all those big games labelled as day one on xbox game — labelled as day one on xbox game path is a very attractive proposition for gamers, particularly when you're looking at £70, $70 triple—a purchases for the ps five and looking — purchases for the ps five and looking at what the xbox series x has _ looking at what the xbox series x has 42022 and not knowing what — x has 42022 and not knowing what sony is doing this christmas, let alone in 2022, is a _ christmas, let alone in 2022, is a really— christmas, let alone in 2022, is a really precarious situation for them to

playstation! sony bowed out of e3 back in 2019.d clear for arch rival xbox to do some catching up? playstation really was very conspicuous by its absence but i think the fight that microsoft finally came together with what it has been doing over the past four or five years, of buying different developers, i think in that case microsoft suddenly showed the results of what it's been doing and suddenly, people actually thought — some people, for the first time, ithink, thought "xbox game pass — i think i need this". seeing all those big games labelled as day one on xbox game pass is a very, very attractive proposition for gamers — especially when you're looking at, you know, £70, $70 triple—a purchases for the ps5. and looking at what the xbox series x has for 2022 and not really knowing what sony is doing for this christmas, let alone in 2022, is a really precarious situation for them to be in. it's—a me, wario! the last major show belonged to nintendo. they'd already quashed any hopes of seeing a new, more powerful version the switc

an ipad was sold for less than $24; a playstation for less than $16; and a 4k television for less thannow and see how much you can save. remember, shipping is always free. >>> mlb going from baseball cards to nfts, the first will be from lou gehrig's iconic luckiest man speech, that's when the baseball man retired after 17 seasons because he was diagnosed with the disease that would come to bear his name. he died two years later. mlb says the auction will take place on the anniversary of that speech july 4th. proceeds of that sale will supported als charities. the news comes on the eve of mlb's first lou gehrig day >>> the box office was anything but quiet over the holiday weekend. that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. north american cinemas raked in $100 million from friday to monday, the best performance since the start of the pandemic. "a quiet place part ii" marked the biggest chunk of that, $57 million since the pandemic began. and 72% of theaters were open. >>> supreme court declines to hear johnson & johnson's appeal in its baby powder case. the company says it did not get

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this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the videogame "cyberpunk" has returned to the playstation store more than months after it was removed. the game, featuring the voice and likeness of kiana relief -- of kiana reeves, was released but was pulled because of bugs and issues, is back on the shelves but with a warning that players may need updates in the near future. coming up, amazon prime day has kicked off but the deals may leave some consumers disappointed. this is bloomberg. ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better - xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimit

this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the videogame "cyberpunk" has returned to the playstation store more than months after it was removed. the game, featuring the voice and likeness of keanu reeves, was released but was pulled because of bugs and issues, is back on the shelves but with a warning that players may need updates in the near future. coming up, amazon prime day has kicked off but the deals may leave some consumers disappointed. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." now for a look on the big market activity, want to bring in ed ludlow. what have you been watching? ed: i'm watching amazon, but not because of prime day. amazon is looking at a stake in a cupertino startup. one of the interesting details, they were going to order 1000 of the autonomous driving systems designed for semi trucks. they would also take a stake up to 20%. around $0.47 a share, the right to buy around 20% of the company. it is a pending spac deal. so, public via reverse merger. amazon is getting aside the only process. amazon bought zooks, in 2020. it's also invested in a battery

an ipad was sold for less than $24; a playstation for less than $16; and a 4k television for less than $2. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. remember, shipping is always free. >>> christmas day, 2020. a bomb shatters the quiet street in downtown nashville, the area already evacuated after a computerized voice from an rv warned of an impending explosion., 63-year-ol police say this man, 63-year-old anthony quinn warner detonated the rv bomb. the explosion killed him the blast injured three other pele and damaged more than 40 downtown buildings, including an at&t facility, crippling 911 operations and cell phone service across the region. new today, after a five month investigation, a report raises new questions. could the bombing have been avoided entirely here is cnbc special correspondent. scott cohn >> reporter: on what should have been the most peaceful morning of a most unpeaceful year. christmas in nashville was one more confirmation of a world coming apart at the seams. >> this could have been the greatest mass murder in the history of tennessee >> repor

will not get the military hardware we need, but it would take you longer to get your cell phone or playstation concern, but more so than where it could go today. anchor: in terms of competition, how far ahead are the taiwanese? june dreyer: they have amazing talent. they have an efficient education system. you don't have to persuade -- it is not like the u.s. where we almost have to bribe students into stem study programs. they are eager and willing. and so, i think, and they understand critically that this is important to the future as an independent, sovereign state, so i think they will be able to maintain that momentum. now there have been problems. one taiwan company, macron, -- micromm an employee, was found guilt of selling secrets to chinan, -- micron,, an employee was found guilty of selling secrets to china. so it is not perfect, but they have the momentum and the will to stay ahead, so i think they probably will. anchor: june park, aside from everything else we have discussed in the program today, i want to talk about the covid-19 outbreak in taiwan. did that further disrupt the sem

more, it's going to take you longer to get your cell phone is going to take you longer to get your playstation, which is a, is a concern, but it's more about where it could go than it where it is today. june teufel, dryer, in terms of competition, how far ahead are the taiwanese several years and making steady progress. they're not sitting on their laurels at all. and they've got some amazing talent. they've got a very efficient educational system and you don't have to persuade, no, it's not like they're not in states where we almost have to bribe students and just pry them study prior programs. they've got, they're eager and willing. and so i think there are, and they understand critically that this is important to their future as an independent sovereign state. so i think they are going to be able to maintain that momentum. now there have been problems a taiwan company, micron from an employee. there was a found guilty of selling secrets to china is a high tech so it can chip secrets to china. so it's not perfect, but they've got the momentum and they've got the will to stay ahead. so i thin

day out from the vote for a new president and the man alumni trying to prove is on my way to bold playstation. ah, welcome to the program, a promise of greater diplomacy. as to the 1st meeting between the us and russian president, joe biden and vladimir putin have called the summit meeting positive and constructive . agreed to resume talks on arms control and return on baset as to each other's capitals, for there was looking sign of agreement on other key issues including cybersecurity, ukraine, and the fate of the opposition nita, alexia valley. latasha. butler starts our coverage from geneva, an elegant 18th century villa overlooking lake geneva was the setting for the high stakes meeting. russian leader vladimir putin arrived 1st. he was greeted by the swift present, who then welcome joe biden. the 2 men looked 10th as they stood for their 1st official photo handshake. bailey broke the ice relations between washington and moscow. at the lowest point in decades, the face to face talks were aimed at improving them. as i said outside, i was always better off to several hours behind closed doo

compared the situation to the great depression and what f d r did, but you also mentioned that playstation where it talk, you mentioned hyperinflation. we have supply issues. so it's reminding me a lot of the sixties and seventies leading into, you know, as the u. s. had to abandon the gold standard. we had the vietnam war. we had a lot of civil unrest in america. you know, people act like there's a lot right now there was a lot of sixties and seventies. we had the oil embargoes and iranian revolution and all sorts of stuff like that. but what do you feel like we're kind of part of the problem of getting a finding a solution. it feels like we're in a kind of similar situation of civil strife. a partisanship for sure, between the red team and blue team and the fact that the victims of, you know, that terrific dilemma of having to sand all our manufacturing overseas. especially once we got off the gold standard, it feels like you know, that vast way, like tens of millions of americans are called on international news by our own international media like cnn that they're white supremacist, dep

country's largest on april and launching into all 3 asked, you know, i saw the 1st pool for chinese new playstation. ah, the 1st face to face meeting between joe biden as president and his russian count vladimir protein has ended with both leaders, calling the talks positive and constructive. the for our meeting in geneva covered several issues. the 2 leaders agreed on resuming talks on arms control. they've also agreed to send their bathrooms back to each other's capitals. the us and russia have committed to further discussions on cyber security after biden demanded moscow crackdown on ransomware attacks. but there was no hiding. some differences on human weiss by there was warned, has warned of devastating consequences for russia if jail kremlin critic. next in the on the died in prison. atocha butler has more from geneva, an elegant 18th century villa overlooking lake geneva, was the setting for the high stakes meeting. russian leader vladimir putin arrived 1st. he was greeted by the swift president who then welcome joe biden. the 2 men looked 10th as they stood for their 1st official photo hand

since then, raising his harvest plan to build its own playstation and become an international tower in may, china became the 2nd countries, lander, where the mas, just 2 years after being the 1st countries land rover and the sponsor. like i, let's get the legs from the years or more besides his jack, nick, thank you very much. let's begin in japan where the minister in charge of current of virus measures has proposed limiting spectators 210004 major vents, including the total lympics. there's just $37.00 days to go until the games and vision on domestic fans is expected before the end of this month. for supporters have already been bought from the olympics, the coven, 19 state of emergency, and tyco is set to end on sunday. ah! remark, euros, austria is mark her on now to which will miss his teams next match against the netherlands of being hunted, a one much band by you wafer on out of it. she has serbian roots, apologized on monday for his reaction towards north macedonian funds of the scoring against them, but denied using racist language. for you. a for did suspend the forward for

and we leave the program with new data about the state of, of playstation. in the united states, prices rose 3.9 percent and may compared to a year ago, the commerce department reported friday. this was a point 4 percent increase from the previous month. now if you exclude volatile food and energy prices, the core personal expenditures, price index increased point 5 percent for the month up 3.4 percent year over year. the biggest jump in nearly 3 decades. now, the u. s. federal reserve recently increased its inflation target to 3.4 percent, but the central bank maintains this will only be a temporary or as drone power tends to say, transitory rate or inflation increase. so let's take a, get a look at this with some expert analysis from boom, but co host chris, the i. christy, i want to start with the fed is the fed is backing itself into a corner, saying that the inflation is transitory. what happens when it's not oh, good question. by then the fed will be way behind the curve and it'll just be too late. so the fed has continuously underestimated the increas

crimes against humanity, the men on the last mission, china's 1st crew is on the way the boarding playstation. ah, welcome to the program, a promise of greater diplomacy. after the 1st meeting between the us and russian presidents showed by blood ma putin se talks of in positive and constructive. including resuming discussion of arms control and returning on bassett as to each other's capitals. but the still disagreement on key issues like cyber security, ukraine and the fate of opposition to alex in the valley. latasha butler reports the from geneva, an elegant 18th century villa overlooking lake geneva was the setting for the high stakes meeting. russian leader vladimir putin arrived 1st. he was greeted by the swift president who then welcome joe biden. the 2 men looked 10th as they stood for their 1st official photo handshake. bailey broke the ice relations between washington and moscow at the lowest point in decades. the face to face talks were aimed at improving them. as i said outside, i was always off to several hours behind closed doors. there was some agreements pledges to repose the

sony on watch after its playstation store added a new wish list button the cyber 2077 game.ser to reinstating that. let's get a quick check on market action ahead of the fed. we are seeing futures pointing to some marginal losses and quibi stocks are .25% this morning. -- kiwi stocks at .25% this morning. kathleen. kathleen: thank you so very much. coming up, citigroup's joe hana joins us to preview china's may activity data dump later on wednesday. a lot riding on this. how much will the year-over-year affect pullback retail sales? can the consumer pick up steam and keep the economy going? the market outlook as the countdown continues. market opens our next. -- are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his number... delete it. i'm deleting it. so, break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, switch to xfinity mobile and get

it was removed from the sony playstation store because it has so many glitches. the wish list so people can say they want to buy it which signals it will be coming back to the sony playstation store. that is sending shares higher. iag on the move, higher this morning. the eu looks like it is set to lift travel restrictions so some of the long haul carriers benefiting from this. iag has a lot of ground to make up. it fell 4% yesterday with those covid restrictions being extended in the u.k. anglo american under pressure with a lot of the other mining stocks given we are seeing metals fall. copper fallen to a three-month low. let's look at the macro picture. copper receding this morning. it had a rough day yesterday as well with some of the inflationary bets backing off peter the gas pedal being stepped off of. it is not just a metals, it is also the equity indexes. yesterday, a severe rotation into growth stocks. the russell 2000 have fallen yesterday. futures are higher this morning but it is tech that is set to outperform. one of the first instances so far this

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city project -- cd projekt had a bumpy ride lately, but news from the playstation platform in terms of the cyberpunk game on that platform. the stock rising. a huge blow when that got removed. airbus up -- i've been doing that story since i was 33. that is how long it is taken the eu and the u.s. to finally get on the same page when it comes to subsidies. alix: it happened. that is the point. president biden spoke about the eu and u.s. relations early today in brussels just as we got this deal on aircraft subsidies. president biden: europe is our natural partner. they are committed to the same democratic norms and they are increasingly under attack. guy: -- alix:. talk about that relationship, valleys to frosty's -- valdis dombrovskis. president biden talked about this being the model of how the eu and the u.s. united to tackle and fight against china. do you believe this will be the model? >> it is good news we are finally grounding this area -- this boeing/airbus dispute for 16 or 17 years. we agreed on a cooperative framework for the area of large civil aircraft and how we will be a

an ipad was sold for less than $24; a playstation for less than $16; and a 4k television for less than $2. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. remember, shipping is always free. >>> welcome back to "street signs. u.s. start up sofi will become a public company later today via a spac the move values sofi at $8.65 billion. we will speak to the ceo anthony noto at 1700 cet let's bring in the ceo of morgan free capital market. great to have you on the show. we had a guest yesterday on the show saying there were 400 spacs looking for targets. they all need to transact by 2022 looking for a company to acquire. it feels like the next 12 to 18 months will pose a big test for this product >> yeah, i think the great news is exactly as you described. we are finally reversing this two decade long trend of de-equity and taken back 500 of those over the past year very excited to see access to the incredible growth companies. these innovative companies creating industries of the future rather than staying private and being the playground of the wealthy. they are now being demo

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yeah, all the games that you can't play, because they still don't have enough playstation 5s or the new xboxes! i mean, what the hell, people? i'm so desperate for a ps5, i tried jamming a ps2 into a ps3. it didn't technically work, per se, but the graphics you see while you're getting electrocuted are pretty dope. i mean, how are we this far into 2021 and still have a video game console shortage? the only new electronics i've got is this microchip from the covid vaccine, and i can't even play "halo" on it. in fact, can't they change some of the vaccine factories and change them over to consoles. i know it's important to live, but is being alive worth it without "ratchet" and "clank"? i don't know! when are they going to release that? are they anything to keep doing this online thing? anyway, on tonight's show: joe biden is backpacking across europe, jeffrey toobin is revealing himself on tv, and why america might not be ready to get back to normal. so let's do this, people! welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> announcer: from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch s

an ipad was sold for less than $24; a playstation for less than $16; and a 4k television for less than $2. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. remember, shipping is always free. >>> it's 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters. here is the top five at 5:00 stocks are struggling to find fuel not texas t. >>> also, shares of amc. this is no movie they are up again this morning as the market cap balloons past half the company's in the s&p 500. >>> jbs looking to resume operations today as the fbi identifying the hacker attack. >>> and the little engine that could. snacking another seat on exxonmobil's board as it extend its efforts to shake up the giant. >>> and chamath's new rollout of not one, not two, but four new blank check companies. all with a new focus it is thursday, june 3rd and this is "worldwide exchange. >>> good morning, good afternoon or good evening. welcome from wherever in the world you are watching i'm brian sullivan good thursday morning. here is how your money is setting up their day futures are not doing a lot. we'll call them slightly down. dow

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this is way bigger than buying the new xbox or the new p playstation five they are saying we will enablean stream your games to any smart tv that you by. you have the netflix or hbo apps preloaded on there they'll say we'll butt the xbox app on there and open up our service to a lot more people no more waiting in line or waiting nor this chip shortage to sort it out anybody can get this gaming experience just on their smart tv that's really exciting to hear from microsoft >> they have done well in the space. sarah, do i need to be gaming? i feel like i'm missing out. >> you are missing out it's the if fastest growing medium out of the beats i cover which is everything from music to e-sports. it's massive microsoft is equipped the take on gaming and streaming in the cloud. they have the perfect trifecta to take this on in way that google has not been able to. they backed down amazon has not shown an interest >> this is an enormous company >> completely enormous it's many things to most people at this point in technology. i think it's one of these stocks that dpr every different angle you

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or console game so from microsoft's perspective or from any of the key platforms line the sony playstationr nintendo or microsoft they're looking for ways to reach the larger audience were they don't own a mobile ecosystem the way apple or google do microsoft's announcement around streaming, it's still enables end point bike an xbox still enable people to use xbox, hardware device. tapping into settop boxes and mobile ecosystem trying to, the overall xbox membership. here's what i think maybe the point that we should all think a little bit about is. netflix brought streaming at scale to television and film content. and will there be a player that works like a, a netflix in the gaming industry but have a subscription, if you will, everything you need? we'll end up being more like a bunch of disney pluses where individual companies bring their content to a direct streaming or direct download and play model microsoft certainly has a lot of content. the most recent acquisition of bethesda really gives act to an incredible portfolio of electronic properties and games and bringing it to the cons