southern new hampshire university has changed my life.t can change yours too. ♪ - [announcer] visit snhu.edu. francine: women make up less than a quarter of employees at the thousands of hedge funds and other alternative investment firms globally. they are even more of a minority in senior positions. so when man group appointed an all-female leadership team, it marked a massive shift for the company and a milestone in the industry. i continue the conversation with robyn grew. robyn, 240 years old, man group is. robyn: yes, not me. francine: you are the first female chief executive of an institution 240 years old. robyn: yes. francine: is it -- should it have happened earlier? are you optimistic about the future for females in finance? robyn: i am hopeful that we are going to see a better reflection of difference at the top of every organization, be it financial services or broader than that. has it been a long time coming? i can't help but say, listen, it would be terrific to have seen more female ceos before me. i hope we are going to se

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southern new hampshire university has changed my life.[announcer] visit snhu.edu. caroline: let'scaroline: have a discussion about diversity. amazon is retaliating against three female employees after they sued the company for pages from a nation. the plaintiffs have been saying this in new court papers. the lawsuit filed in november alleges the company pays women less than men for similar work and that female employees face systemic discrimination when seeking promotions. we want to bring this conversation to the vc space, where women founded companies also get less funding than the average nationwide but there are glimmers of hope. chicago, the best city for women founders according to a nonprofit. east coast fared the best. it was chicago, boston, new york , and then san francisco, l.a., seattle. are you seeing improvement here with the founding of companies we saw in the prior five years to the set of data? >> we are. we have found women have made some really great gains in terms of being represented among venture backed companies tha

southern new hampshire university has changed my life.t can change yours too. ♪ - [announcer] visit snhu.edu. sonali: doordash is reporting results after the bell today and the company is expected to get a boost from investment outside of restaurant including categories like groceries, alcohol, pet supplies and flowers. manddep singh has the details. all in all, when you look at the retail sales data this morning, after the fourth quarter, do you get concerned about how pinched the consumer is? >> there is definitely concern around the consumer spending holding up. the secular trend is off-line to online shift. doordash continues to out execute the other marketplaces whether it's the likes ofuber on the delivery site or compare them to lyft. just this year unit economics and a focus on execution, for doordash, it's far better and for any marketplace, it's about repeat rates and how you expand into other categories. doordash is done that successfully going from all-night restaurant delivery to other categories like convenience. the market

southern new hampshire university has changed my life. change yours too. ♪ - [announcer] visit snhu.edu. abigail: this is bloomberg markets. you are looking at a live shot of the principal room. former fed vice chair richard clarida. this is bloomberg. katie: it is time now for wall street week. you're looking at the strength of the u.s. economy and what to anticipate from the fed. joining me now is wall street week host david westin and jason furman, harvard kennedy school professor of the practice of economic policy, and former council of economic advisers chairman. certainly a heavy weight it comes to economic. david: certainly someone we both pay attention to. jason, thanks for being with us. 80 it is looking a gift horse in the mouth. why is this economy so strong and why did so many of us not get it? we are surprised it is this strong. jason: look, we have had a battle between fiscal and moderate -- and monetary policy. fiscal policy has been expansionary. i'm not just talking 2021. last year it was expansionary too. monetary policy

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southern new hampshire university has changed my life.face a european union fine close to 500 million euros over allegations that it silenced music streaming rivals like spotify. when you think about a 500 million euro fine, if you think about a company with a $2.8 trillion market cap, it seems like a drop in the ocean? matt: yeah. this goes back to a 2019 complaint that spotify made to the european union that apple was allegedly -- how it is operating its platform on fears that they were not letting spotify advertise that you could subscribe cheaper by going to the spotify website. apple a few weeks ago came out with a big, long press release about how they were changing business practices in europe. that is essentially a way europe is trying to cut down on these big tech companies and break these alleged -- anti-competitive alleged behaviors. the other thing is that spotify quite some time ago stopped allowing you to buy or pay for their service through the app store, saying there have been quite a few changes going on. the eu is saying