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emily: satya nadella, thank you so much for joining us today on "bloomberg 1.0." at to have you. satya: thank you. ♪ ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. ♪ nejra: the final countdown with less than 100 days to go in themifid 11. how well method, we speak exclusively to andrew bailey, the head of the conduct authority about brexit and the future for asset management.

satya nadella is microsoft's third ceo. how do you change a massive $500 billion deeply engrained company? and what did it have to do with his mother? >> her influence has been tremendous. >> we'll tell you. >>> and president trump apparently isn't the only world leader who enjoys being on a tv show. you will be surprised to watch a new presidential star of reality television. >>> but first here's "my take." the confrontation between the united states and north korea is in a more dangerous zone than at any point in decades. each side has announced tough position, issued threats, underscored that its positions are nonnegotiable. each side is now boxed in with little room to maneuver. how to get off this perilous path? donald trump likes to be tough guy. previous presidents reacted with sobriety to the bellicose statements of leaders like nikita kruschev and mao zedong. the united states was always disciplined, cautious. it was the other guys who did the crazy talk. but trump seems determined to have the last insult. we need

microsoft and i see the commercial cloud and the growth they've got there, this is something that satya nadella put out there the day he came on board and he's executed every quarter. the fact that that stock is making new highs is not shocking there's plenty of room to the upside >> this could have been reason to sell, just sell the news. >> in terms of what we saw now, or tomorrow? >> in terms of the stock's runup. >> it sounds like you may have a view on tomorrow >> no, i don't, actually listen, the headline one that was the most pretty faimpressiv amazon in terms what it did technically and valuation is google, alphabet, whatever you want to call it, beat on eps, beat on revenue. valuation to me at 25 times forward earnings is reasonable held 930 all through the summer. we talked about that a number of times. if it were to open here, i believe it would be an all-time high so you've got to go back and look, back in may we basically topped out about a thousand and ten, give or take. we're right there now. this is the next plateau for dealing wi google to go through >> your question is like, l

vonnie: that was microsoft ceo satya nadella with david rubenstein.he entire interview tonight on a new episode of the david rubenstein show, peer-to-peer conversations. shery: still ahead, the fallout from the feud between republican .enators this is bloomberg. david: 1:00 in hong kong, from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i'm david gura. shery: and i am shery anh, looking to bloomberg: balance of power with a focus on politics and the economy. david: the devil is in the details, when it comes to tax reform. secretary wilbur ross said he would not be surprised if congress were to tweak state tax reductions. we will talk with your congressman thomas reed. -- new york congressman thomas reed. the feud between president trump and senator corker escalates. unlikely yellen's advocate. what does trump's meeting with the incumbent fed chair mean for her chances of being renominated? ♪ david: gop leadership is attempting to put the attention squarely on tax reform. this as internal stats split the party.

. ♪ ♪ emily: when he took over as ceo of microsoft in 2014, satya nadella had big shoes to fill.ing on as a special advisor. microsoft stock had languished for more than a decade. under his leadership, however, care -- shares shot up nearly 100% as he pushed into the cloud and made bold acquisitions, buying linkedin for over $26 billion. what is lesser-known, how he made it from india to microsoft, joining the company in 1992 and rose through the ranks over the next three decades. in his first book "hit refresh," he sheds light on his career in microsoft and how artificial

. ♪ emily: when he took over as ceo of microsoft in 2014, satya nadella had big shoes to fill. advisor. microsoft stock had languished for more than a decade. under nadela's leadership, however, shares shot up nearly 100% as he pushed into new territory like the cloud and made bold acquisitions, buying linkedin for over $26 billion. what is lesser-known, how he made it from india to microsoft, joining the company in 1992 and

join me in welcoming microsoft ceo, satya nadella. [applause]

osoft's so satya nadella, ceo of microsoft. thank you so much for joining us.ou next time. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti. you are watching "bloomberg technology." president donald trump visited storm ravaged puerto rico today, shook hands with the san juan mayor he insulted on twitter, relief costs could strain the and remarked relief costs could strain the federal budget. his visit was to show his commitment to rebuild the island that remains short on food, water, medicine, and other supplies nearly two weeks after hurricane maria. defense secretary jim mattis told lawmakers that it is in the u.s.'s strategic interest to remain in the iran nuclear deal that president trump has said he would like to scrap. m

emily: satya nadella on the call saying they are seeing a record engagement on linkedin.e ahead of the plan in terms of contributing to earnings. cory: what we don't see is integration of linkedin into some new kind of crm product. we spoke with a guest on bloomberg radio who said in a year-and-a-half we will see a microsoft-linkedin product to compete, and that will be a game changer for microsoft. emily: let's talk about intel. how did the pc business do? cory: the pc business did ok for intel. it reflects the bottoms in the pc business when not as bad as they were a few years ago. but still, the data center of the business is where the growth is. increasing it is the biggest part of revenue for the quarter. emily: what about the internet of things strategy? obviously, this is an important part of intel's future. they at first largely missed the transition to mobile they have , been catching up. are they going to be better with the internet of things than they were when it came to smartphones? cory: change is glacial. i do not mean because of climate change it is actual

join me in welcoming microsoft ceo, satya nadella. [applause] >> excellent. such a fun video. we'll return to those scenes later itch want to start with something that is a little bit more in tune with your own personal personality and that is you've lore of cricket. and i brought something for you. one anecdote he tells in the book, hit refreshes when he is on a conference call -- i want to hand this to you -- he actually likes to hold a cricket ball. i went to the ends of the earth to find this, tell us about your love of cricket, what it means to you and how it influences your life. >> thank you much. this is probably the one thing that people have found out because of the book is i love crick set so i have a lot of cricket balls now, but i really appreciate it. growing up in india, i would say for south asians, this very english game has become more than a religion. how it happened is just it's one of those artifacts of history, and for me, when i look back, i think it's true in most team supports. in fact the other day i had the great fortune of going and seeing the seaha

they've pivoted, what's good for microsoft is bad for everybody else >> the pivot started with satya nadella. it sounds terrible to go on tv and talk about this. ibm needs a change at the stop the problems with microsoft started at the top as soon as ballmer was gone and nadella was in charge -- and i don't understand why warren buffett hasn't been more aggressive to that tone. it's just not his style. so it's probably not going to happen >> i agree with everything you've said. but microsoft had the cloud on some level they certainly had the whole office infrastructure, system, as their move into the cloud, their move into that part of the business model, the enterprise model was already there. >> it was in process when satya joined >> the focus is now on gaming. the focus is on vr the focus is on artificial intelligence >> the buy on esports, was that the original question? i don't think you buy it on esports. amazon has amazon twitch already. they already own that space. and to your point with cloud space, that they were taking some of amazon's share and growing quicker at this point, that