thank you, shira.nother story we watch, bloomberg learned softbank has picked banks as lead underwriters for the largest ipo ever. they plan to sell about $27 billion worth of shares. shares to be lifted on the tokyo stock exchange. here to discuss is the technology research president and elizabeth from bloomberg. elizabeth, let's start from you. banks are finally getting named. who were the big winners elizabeth: the three big names are goldman, in iraq, and deutsche bank. goldman comes and internationally and you have deutsche bank into european investors. caroline: it is interesting that they are going global. do they have to buy the cheer size and scale of it -- by the sheer size and scale of it? elizabeth: we are talking about of the third of the company. we can be looking at valuations toward 90 billion. if you look at alibaba and 2014, that was the last big sale of the size and that was 25. caroline: what do you make of the fact that today of all days is where we hear the banks being named after

shira: i think that is amazon's bet, as brad said.e to look at the labor market conditions in the united states, which are tight. if amazon can do this, get good pr heading into the holiday season and steel some good job applicants from places like target and walmart, then that is certainly good for amazon's bottom line. we should point out that if that $1 billion to $2 billion figure is correct, amazon's annual operating cost is something like $60 billion plus a year. so one or $2 billion is not a huge dent. emily: we were looking at a chart comparing the median amazon -- you have entirely white-collar corporate workers working at google and facebook and amazon. how does it balance its identities going forward? brad: it's just the reality of being in any commerce. it's a company that tries to bill itself as a technology and engineering company, but the reality is that the majority of employees there are working in the warehouses. emily: do you think there is anything political going on here? this in the midst of president trump direc

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megaphone diplomacy speaking to the media this monday the russian foreign affairs minister sygate lover of shira he has views over the allegations about the russian attack on the international chemical weapons watchdog now the scandal the whole scandal over these accusations and rubble to last week when the dutch defense minister accused four russian citizens off an attempted cyber attack on the organization for the propagation of chemical weapons now the incident itself to place it back in april when four russian citizens who were detained in the netherlands they were expelled from the country on the very same day their equipment and cash was seized the ministry of sound that back then it all looked like a misunderstanding there was nothing secret about that trip it was a routine trip and now the ministry says that the timing of this scandal is not at all accidental. pneumonias lissett you ation surrounding the so-called russian spies in the netherlands is a deceptive maneuver the story was made public specially the head of the nato ministerial council the russian foreign ministry has summoned