in the early eighties steve jobs and bill gates are still under 32 key players in a rapidly expanding industry meteoric success stories for 2 very different personalities. robert cringely knew both men well he worked with gates and jobs starting in the late seventy's a former staff member at apple he switched to journalism and for more than 30 years has written about their rivalry with bill was always about the money with steve it was never about the money and money is nice but it was never about them i am so that that made them black and white you know up and down up a hole they were there very very different people i hired steve jobs at atari when i think use 90. he was very sure of himself and was quick to judge whether he thought you were smart or dumb and if he thought you were dumb he was good to dismiss it even if you were his supervisor he he was very good at knowing what he wanted and he would just steamroll you into doing it and he definitely relied on his instincts a lot he relied on his gut and he talked about that all the time and that's a certain type of spiritual dimens

i met steve jobs, and steve jobs ended up having a huge impact on my life, especially when i startedesforce. it was a very, very meaningful and powerful relationship. and i would not be the person i am and salesforce would not be the company it is without steve jobs. david: now, when salesforce started, you started a system of having people develop applications, apps, and you had the name of the app store. can you tell us how that marie-eve all -- how that re-ev olved? marc: this was a really weird situation. in 2001, salesforce was 18 months old or something, and i got an invitation to fund something called college track, which was being put together by steve jobs' wife. so we ended up doing it. and then there was a dinner afterwards, i thought this was going to be some incredible, huge dinner. i go to the dinner, and she had forgotten to make a reservation, and it was packed. so steve is like, i'm not leaving until a table opens. i won't go into the aspects of his personality, but know we were not leaving. [laughter] want to see's like, something cool? i'm like, yeah. so he takes s

it was being put together by steve jobs's wife. e was a dinner afterward and i thought this was going to be an incredible dinner. lorene had forgot to make a reservation. it was packed. steve said i am not leaving until a table opens. i will not go into it aspects of his personality -- [laughter] just know that we were not leaving. he's like, do you want to see something coy? i said yeah. he takes it out of his back pocket and said i introduced this last week. it is the ipod. he said i have 1000 songs in my pocket. i said i like it. [laughter] you can turn it like this and you click this. him, you know, kind of like a computer you can build an application in that screen could be color. you could have movies and it would not be that hard. it would be really awesome. he said that is the dumbest idea i ever heard. [laughter] then we have a long dinner that goes on for hours. at the end he says, mark, you need seem -- you need help running salesforce? i said maybe. he said you better come and see me in my office and i will help you. i g

it was being put together by steve jobs. i go to this dinner and lorraine had forgotten to make a reservation and it was packed. steve says i am not leaving until a table opens. i won't go into the aspects of his personality but just know that we were not leaving. he says do you want to see something cool? i say yes. take this out of his back pocket. he says i just introduced this last week, it is an ipod. i said that is pretty cool. i have 1000 songs in my pocket, what do you think of that? i say i like it. he said you can turn it like this. like this. like this. i said that is very cool. then i said to him it is kind of like a computer. you can probably build a little application there. that's going to be color and you could have movies and it would probably not be that hard. it would be really awesome. he said we will never do that. that is the dumbest idea i ever heard. then we had this nice, long dinner. it goes on for hours. he says do you need some help running salesforce, marc? he said you better come to my office and

the time and i registered the trademark app store, then what happened was because we got a call, steve jobss to come down for a major announcement on the apple campus, so then we are down there in a big apple auditorium, the videos are going, and steve walks out in his jeans and black t-shirt and says, ladies and gentlemen, i'm here to announce my greatest invention of all time, app store. [laughter] >> in my employee sitting around me coming you could hear them have an audible gasp. the production was on at the end the auditorium emptied out and steve was at the stage at the bottom he said i'm going to give you a gift. what gift can you give me? i'm going to use the trademark for app store for no charge because thank you for everything you've done for me. he he knows that app store is never gonna work out, right? it's not can it be that big. david: original you said facebook and cigarettes. what do you mean? marc: it is. it is the new cigarettes. it is bad for you. it is addictive. they should be regulated, very aggressively. ♪ david: you have been involved in other things besides salesfor

jobs, then steve jobs ended up having a huge impact in my life.s a meaningful and powerful relationship. amould not be the person i and salesforce would not be the company it is without steve jobs. david: you started a system of having people develop applications, and you have to name of the app store. can you tell how that evolved? this was a really weird situation. in 2001 salesforce was 18 years old -- 18 months old. i got an invitation to find something called college track, which was being put together by steve jobs' wipe -- wife. we ended up doing it. there was a dinner afterwards, and i've was like this is going to be a huge, incredible dinner. and lorraine had forgotten to make a reservation. steve is like, i'm not leaving until a table opens. i won't go into the aspects of his personality, but just know we were not leaving. so he is like, do you want to see something cool? i'm like, yeah. he take something out of his back pocket and says i introduce this last week. it is an ipod. i'm like, that is really cool. inis like, i have 1000 songs

at less than $10.00 a share adjusted for splits michael dell of dell computer recommended that steve jobs quit the computer business in that he was no good at it and nobody wanted to buy the stock under $20.00 now everybody wants to buy the stock at $1.00 trillion dollars valuation you know it's it's a contrarian ism versus the blindingly obvious you know warren buffett pursues the blindingly obvious every a lot of people are like hedge funds are contrary and tend to underperform even a simple vanguard type s. and p. . the tracking fund well we're going to look at a chart of apple going back 39 years this is it right here is the dot com bubble little tiny blip down there this is the 2008 crash and as you see it's gone hyperbolic since then the fed money printing has done well for them i guess also the powerful state department introducing intellectual property laws and things like that around the world has done well but it's hard to see on this chart but it's definitely going parabolic this year based on that long term 39 year chart right you know going back to the late ninety's and early

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steve jobs. that's right. i know he's deceased.ut if trump didn't have an iphone to tweet from, it would be a different case. it's been 13 years since we looked up. on january 9, 2007, steve jobs unveiled the iphone and forever changed our daily lives. >> every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything. and today we're introducing that product. and here it is. [ cheers and applause ] thanks to this visionary technology, you can film yourself having weird sex and post it for the whole world to see. but it's not just for amateur pornography. with the tap of a finger, iphone can summon a part-time deejay to give you a ride in the back seat of his filthy prius. and one day, the president of the united states will use it do call bette midler ugly from the comfort of his golden toilet. wouldn't that be great? but most importantly, the iphone is listening to everything you say. [ applause ] personal conversations. bank statements. medical records, and remember that porn you made? we have that, too. behol

brought in for exactly this reason steve jobs, kind of like elon musk, was not great on deliveringprice range. back from his days even with mac, tim cook turned that around for apple. you don't know how a company is doing building a supply chain, operations, redundancies until something goes wrong between that, trade issues, coronavirus, the fact apple has not been shaken, pretty remarkable, don't you think? >> yeah -- >> actually, got a lot to answer there. got to stop you. we're back with the president, who is at the usmca signing. >> happily standing right behind me thank you all. thank you very much. they're the ones they're the workers. they're the workers. and they're the ones that are going to benefit most by what we're doing. so thank you very much for being here thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you and i would like you to remember that two weeks ago we signed another little deal, our trade deal with china. and we expect to be taking in $250 billion a year in purchases. they will be purchasing so much from our farmers, they will have to go out and buy immediately larger tr

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steve jobs was trying to halt the transfer of this contract to microsoft. so it was called the jedi contract. it stands for joint enterprise defense infrastructure. i would make a bad pun that, steve, not steve jobs -- melissa: jeff bezos? >> thank you. thinking about apple. but jeff bezos was wanting that "return of the jedi" to come back but clearly, amazon web services is, having more of a profitability streak, regardless of whether or not they get the contract back. melissa: can i give you one more data point we're seeing here? this is the guidance for first quarter. they're seeing sales at 69 billion to 73 billion. that's the range. connell: estimates at 71.6 about. so the upper end of that would be obviously above the range. right about the midpoint i guess if you do the math. jonas, what do you make of that? that is the outlook for revenue which could top, potentially could top expectations? anyway, whatever the reaction is positive by the way for the to go being up, 10%. go ahead, jonas. >> added $100 billion in market value last few minutes. preside

. >> look at michael bloomberg jeff bezos, steve jobs. look at where they started. ader bezos was a tr and he had an idea for an internet company. you want to talk about imposter, imposter. michael bloomberg had an idea for a terminal. >> steve jobs studied calligraphy. >> yes. to watch these guys' journeys, what they built and how they ,uilt it, when people say to me you don't have any experience, i go, i'm sorry, what was jeff's experience? what's that cookie-cutter you're looking for that will make you successful? because most of the most successful companies on the -- most of the successful ceos ended up in prison. >> wow. [laughter] >> it's true. >> you have to get to a point where you are able to say it's not going to be linear. i think that very early on -- i know i was -- you're nervous to come into that room and be truly authentic and bring your whole self. i certainly believed that it was going to be linear. i've been in four different industries, all within tech. 4 different industries. like you, caryn, if somebody would've said, that doesn't translate --

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rivalries influence the course of history steve jobs for much better marketeers than bill gates for apple is going to greta van stuff on bill made software what it is today will change the world to high tech visionaries whose breakthroughs inspired a digital revolution jobs and gates face to face on al-jazeera. humanity relies heavily on insects to pollinate crops that feet the woes that have pesticides intensive farming and climate change rule to represent damage on that crucial ecosystem some ecologists of one that at least 40 percent of insect species could be facing extinction could potentially catastrophic consequences for life on earth 2 and a half journalist eric campbell has been defined that was. live in the same spot definition get over. a long forests over fields and if they're lucky through it stick to. the deck and people have had a nagging sense that in 6 travel well. now some scientists suggest then numbers crashing we could even be facing insect to get . sun how bad is it and can it be stopped. i'm in germany on the trial of disappearing acts. now one of the reasons for th

steve jobs just to name a few but remember not everyone who makes it in business is highly gifted andbeing super intelligent doesn't automatically mean you've got a head start today stuff founders need other qualities to get ideas funding to turn an idea into a business but most of all they need energy ambition and courage. met up with 2 young entrepreneurs who embody all of that. meet the 20 year old founder of pick up. the presumable. and his 20 year old co-founder along with one of their employees the 2 bosses were still at school when they set up their own business they had an idea and just went with it. those of you can find orders from when you're at an event and there's a startup entrepreneur on the stage making a life pitch as we've done people think our lives are just about going to cool events or meeting cool people but it's not like that it's a lot of work people underestimate that startup founders work very very hard and as the heart of their company is developing an amp to help high school students find out what kind of university course might suit them. users are asked a

artists and experts i think we can guide and lead the market and i mean even and upon earth like steve jobs and many other of the great entrepreneurs they didn't do market research what is people think they need they have an intuition of what could make life better and then charge forward and deliver and then the. validation comes afterwards and it's also a great artist to see me do something provocative and outrageous like crystal when he wrapped the german rice it seemed like an absurd and surreal thing which in all the general population was expected to hate but everybody adored it and thought it was a wonderful occasion and became a laugh fest around it so even on a few aesthetic grounds but also in architecture there's more to it the look and feel to give something expressive what goes on there and what if what goes on there is life announcing and beautiful as a human experience then we will associate that look and feel that aesthetic with those interior ongoings and wheels learn to love and like it so aesthetic sensibilities shift and change through the leadership worlds of entreprene

steve jobs did not finish college. ae pioneers did not have college degree. we are starting to see a good movement within the tech sector. this without a degree. that is ok. i think hopefully that will spread. i think based on the private sector, someone who does computer science, they are people coming out with military degrees or foundational degrees like english. what matters is your problem solving skill set, the way you approach the problem. how you define the creative solution. we are starting to see a good trend in terms of how the industry fills the gap. we don't have enough. we have to be better in terms of educating ourselves about new practices and went to adapt. in terms of software development, 25 million people around the globe. that is not enough to support the entire global economy. we have to find a better way to retrain people and get them into tech jobs. the average salary is about $75,000 per year. we asked on twitter can't it be outsourced? guest: it can be. beertain part of coding can outsourced, some stays in house. years, there is a he

. >> this week marks ten years since steve jobs introduced it. consumers snatched up 300,000 of them the first day they went on sale. 350 million sold to date. >> did your mom ever hold up the ipad? those are your "tech bytes." >> have a great day. >>> don't make fun of my mom. that's not nice. >> like this. >>> san francisco wants to get more electric vehicles on to our streets. the ambitious goals city leaders are laying out today. >> and a buzz in the air around one library. the money making operation going on. to deal with the problem.icians but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion dollar corporate tax loophole to fund public schools. by going directly to the people we got results. that's not something you see a lot of from washington these days. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. let's make change happen. the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new p

venus is out after losing to 15 year old sensation coco golf among the men roger federer eased past steve jobs and now the football i mention in the bonus they have by munich turned on the style as they thrashed half a 1000000000 for a nail to climb to 2nd in the table all 4 of the visitors goals came after half time it was a miserable afternoon for how to coach york and klinsmann taking all his former club. you can klinsmann took his place in the had to duck counters or sold out a lympics stadium facing off against the club that sanction in 2009 in a tight 1st half they had the better chances of an avenue of ski poking wide for buying when he already done the hard part. so far so good for the man who has promised a revolution it has but his sights 4 game unbeaten spell was about to be mercilessly picked parks with event parasitics at the heart of it the croatian had his own shot blocks before providing the crucial assist for thomas miller was pascha had held out for an hour with the floodgates ripped out open 10 minutes later by and won a penalty after a foul only on gorecki. leavened offs he

think about the earlier part of this century we had all of the illicit downloading, then of course steve jobss. so because there is a bunch of stuff. increasingly they have gotten wise andi increasingly they have gotten wise and i think there is a deceptive sort of money does get exchange but it doesn't get exchanged in huge amounts. it's singles, dropping sums, 99p here and 99p there, of course it adds up but it doesn't feel we are quite shocking over all the pocket money in the same way.|j wonder if people are missing out. if you just download individual songs rather than buying an album on vinyl, for example, and you've got the cover and all the artwork that went with it. but also you are listening to the entire album, and there would probably be a view duff ones that you wish you wouldn't have to pay for it does make if you. decide to market and others. you would listen to more songs from the same artist, you could enjoy the concept of the concept album or the story. where the order matters and it's part of a bigger experience. story. where the order matters and it's part of a bigger expe

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he's got a long way to go to catch up to apple and why not he's reinventing the globe just like steve jobs dead well that's all true max no doubt about it but i i think there's opportunity in those shares though as people diversify i mean the global asset allocation of the sector the precious metals sector is less than one percent i mean if it goes to 2 percent which is still under the historical norm that's a tumbling of the amount of cash and so you look at ah what what is a net an asset manager look like something you look at something like nuance a big big mine or their earnings are growing 3 or 4 times versus year over year and they pay a 2.4 percent dividend and that beats the heck out of the 10 year treasury so i you know i'm not you know if the market keeps going up the central banks keep flexion this cash i mean what that the fed increase or balance sheet all the way back up over 4 trillion in the last quarter means that cash going to float around the planet i'm sure apple and tesla and the rest will keep going up but i think offer diversification sake we could see a rush of cash