a merger will make it india's largest telecom conglomerate, so it has really disrupted the telecoms sectorpted the telecoms sector completely and caused a lot of problems for other companies, which say that g0's pricing is not fair at all. fascinating stuff, thank you so much for that. now, all. fascinating stuff, thank you so much forthat. now, in all. fascinating stuff, thank you so much for that. now, in other news, south korea's exports injanuary grew 9.2% from a year earlier, that is according to the country's customs agencies. imports actually jumped about 14.1% over that same period. semiconductors and petrochemicals products drove essentially that overall export volume, and shipments to china rose about 10%, while exports to vietnam grew a whopping 50%. shares of toshiba are more than 2% in early trade after reports that the company is considering an ipo for its chip unit if it does not receive regulatory approval to sell it off toa regulatory approval to sell it off to a consortium. the sale is part of a recovery plan for the troubled japanese electronics giant, which narrowly avo

whether telecom etf's are about to take off.m new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets." i am mark barton from london. julie: i am julie hyman. rejiggeringhey are sectors and which companies go into sectors. telecom's etf's, in no man's land for a decade, are about to get an influx of hot stock. bloomberg intelligence is here to explain. what does the reclassification look like? >> it was announced 12 months ago but they gave the specifics. i have numbers for you. 52 companies moving to telecom, which will be renamed the communications services sector. netflix, disney, the total market cap is $2.5 trillion. the total market cap now is $500 billion. this is five times coming in on top of the telecom sector. etf assets are almost invisible compared to other sectors. whatis 1/40th of technology has. this is like all of the cool moving to ait -- farm town and making a cool again. this is what i think will happen. ,hen real estate came a sector i'm guessing a new sector will be launched and do a dividend in t

manufacturing capability in telecom but this idea of a nationalized telecom service is complete noninstruct. there's no part of this as a telecom carriers, there's no part of this proposal that seems serious. >> so when with you look at 5g and when you look at at&t and that early report but then you look at verizon that take out of straight path, what happened to that isn't verizon positioned with the most spectrum at this point? >> remember, 5g is a lot of different things to a lot of different people. it is most importantly it's a technological standard but it is also for some people a seft frequencies so-called millimeter waefl or very high frequencies and for some people it's a use case, things like driverless cars and iot. verizon is probably a bit ahead. they certainly have the most spectrum. part of what the technology standard requires is extraordinarily wide blocks of spectrum. today's report that was reported on by axios for example, talks about doing it in mid-band. there aren't mid-band blocks that are wide enough to do it so technologically it's goofy. but -- >> technical term.

telecom members actually invest in our network. it's got nothing to do with the actual investment that goes into maintaining and building american network infrastructure, the broadband investment, but all investment should be encouraged and we should have smart policies that in sent more, not less investment. it's all a great thing and we are determined to make sure that our companies have the confidence in the line of sight to make those investments and an even more aggressive way going forward. >> speaking about net neutrality, not just in terms of investment but in terms of principles of an open internet, obviously efforts that the current fcc is undertaking to reverse that classification to ease back some of those rules, it's got a lot of people concerned, would your industry be willing to offer any sort of hard commitment to upholding some of the principles that people are really worried could be eroded? >> important point is that we need to take a step back from that fear, we live in a very contentious environment and a very

telecom. although two years ago when the last fcc decided to impose 1934 utility-style regulation in creating framework for our internet, we began to see in a very troubling way that that slope of investment had actually begun to go down. and in the last two years, we've seen it decrease about $2.5 billion from about $78.4 billion in 2014 to $76 billion today. that is an alarm bell that has woken many of us up to the realization that we need to go back to the smart policies that will allow us to bend the curve on that investment slope, to create more abundance than austerity when it comes to our nation's broadband infrastructure. and if we can put in the right types of policies, move forward with smart, lighter touch approaches, our companies will be incented to do more to invest in our nation's broadband infrastructure. we have work to do to get that done, but the steps that are being taken today by the administration, by ajit pai at the federal communications commission, by an increasing com

going to see this year on tech as they combine these high flying faang names with more traditional telecom names. >> when you look at verizon, last few weeks was good but the at&t run, none

proposing a telecom's act to make sure precisely as you mentioned child pornography that we can crack down on that more efficiently because there are a number of rules today and so it is a fine line as you said it is a fine line that we have to walk we want to be sure there is no overreaction but clearly there are fundamentals where days frankly a political consensus as well where we want to make sure that there are clear limits and with regard to big data this term that's often thrown around where so your phone companies can follow you around in your mobile device eccentric how are you balancing that freedom of big data and at the same time looking at scams and fraud internet crimes and well again i think for us to have that freedom and to preserve it is key we have a belief a constitution which allows for a lot of private initiative to come up with solutions that work that people are hearing to that they're also buying in a sense if you speak about business but on the other hand what we realize of course is that we also have clear maybe european views if you will when it comes to da

telecom president and ceo jonathan spalter. he's interviewed by the senior tech and telecom reporter for bloomberg law. >> mentioned that the groups you represent, the companies you represent, have a lot of work to do. can you talk a little bit about that? we hear a lot about 5-g networks. ultrafast, ultradense wireless broadband net works. can you talk about how we get to that stage? >> sure. the essential ingredient, indispensable ingredient with moving forward with ex-stand morgue broadband to americans but also ensuring our global competitiveness is this wonderful technology called broadband. our companies are committed to continue to make the investments, to provide the fiber, the resources, the infrastructure, the networks, to get more broadband connectivity to americans. it takes the right amount of investment. but it also takes the right types of smart 21st century forward looking policy frameworks that can actually accelerate and advance and incent the investment required for us to move forward. >> watch the communicat

to be putting some pressure on the telecom providers, the operators of the networks.t&t, verizon, comcast, and spreader all lower today. undertheresa may is pressure once again, the prime minister is fighting on multiple fronts as critics inside her own party threatened to offend her plans for brexit aura from premiership. for more on her troubles, let's bring in david meritor, there's a lot to chat about. david davis is speaking to the house of lords, we will cover lots of ground. he says the u.k. is seeking a minimalist custom steel and some might say philip hammond is seeking modest changes. it doesn't seem to be two language, but the hammond has been pilloried by the pro-brexiteers. make sense of this. >> i only wish i could. it's all about the language. you have these very fiercely felt opinions on both sides, theresa may is trying to walk a fine line between the big worry or the big concern for people who really want to leave the european union. ofxiteers say use the state being a vassal state. we are to use the rules of the european union and except freedom of

you can see s&p telecoms for the year down almost 6%. i should tell you telecoms was the best performing sector in december as a whole. without december this would have been lower telecoms benefited from the corporate tax cut. all right. stoxx 600 switching to europe, a bit of a weaker session on friday the one-year change was up 7.4%. now, that does sound like a good number in the context of how well u.s. equities have done, perhaps a poor performance derek is still with us from mufg just building in on what i was saying about the stoxx 600, we had quite a strong session in europe up 7% last year do you think next year will be a year where we see a stronger relative performance to the u.s. given how much momentum there is in the economic recovery >> yes, i do i think certainly if you look at the period since ecb shifted to an aggressive easing instance when they cut interest rates for the first time in the middle of 2014 into negative territory, there's been a substantial under-performance of european stock markets relative to the unite

a spokesperson for telecom italia declined to comment. sony's ceo wants to be a buyer in the wave of consolidation sweeping through the entertainment industry. he says is company recently talked to 21st century fox about acquiring the film and tv assets, but eventually lost out to disney. he spoke to bloomberg in las vegas. the strategy is to shore up our motion picture business, and then make sure that any of the deals that we make concerning the future, that we are in the driver's the and not in the situation where we have to give up control of the assets we want over the years. juliette: kodak has joined the cryptocurrency frenzy sweeping the world. they are launching the kodak ain, which is described as cryptocurrency that empowers agencies to take greater control in image rights management. all the blockchain technology that underpins them are tenuous. that is your bloomberg business flash. juliette.k you, for records in a row closes on the s&p 500. it has been amazing to watch stocks around the world continue to gather pace. althoug

he said: he says it's a mouthpiece for the telecom industry. fcc chairman ajit pai says bridging the digital divide continues to be his top priority. this is the second time pai is under fire. the former verizon lawyer led the charge to remove the obama- era net neutrality rules in the face of opposition from consumer groups and the public. >>> business at starbucks is not as good as the coffee company's big-wigs had hoped. iane king hall of "cbsmoneywatch" has that and more in your end of the week business report. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. happy friday. stocks mixed yesterday with the dow a new record up 140, nasdaq up 3. as many as 1,000 jobs are on the chopping block in walmart headquarters. half are happening this year. the second round of pink slips in 2019. a setback for philip morris and [ indiscernible ] [ extremely hard to understand ] >> a board of fda advisers voted down several statements the company wants to market a product in the u.s. the device [ indiscernible ] but doesn't burn them. currently sold in more than 3

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we put defensive group, telecom services.hich has not done well. >> sort of a pair trade on underperforming list. telecom, short, utilities. yield differential is so big. liz: would you buy the s&p, like buffett says, buy the index and you will do so well? >> absolutely the index will do fine, but if the index is not up 20, we don't think it will be, single digits, being in the right stocks, not in the wrong stocks. [closing bell rings] liz: we have records for the dow, s&p and nasdaq. have a great weekend. here is "after the bell." david: just about highs right now. at least we close the week with another shining rally. the dow showing no signs of slowing down after blasting through 25,000. looks like we're settling up 213 points on the dow. new all-time high for the third day in a row. s&p, nasdaq, russell ending at new record highs for the fourth day in a row. not a day without a record for this year for those indexes. i'm david asman. glad you could join us. melissa: happy friday to all of you. i'm melissa francis. this i

cities on the island are recovering the rural areas still need much more support you're still in telecomhuman they're in crisis especially especially in the countryside so this shouldn't be assured if it needs. distribution of food and water to the metropolitan areas in there in the coastal areas but not in the concept i haven't had our since so it's here again that's one hundred forty seven days almost in three days it will be like months that it's on a separate any part of the united states and we are citizens we demand that that the brightness of the repairs so we can we can get on with our lives. a grassroots mobile phone network built in rural mexico has become an important link connecting indigenous communities and the but also it is say the local service could be breaking the law as man ripples from one state and the. deal to reese is paying his mobile phone bill forty or roughly three dollars for unlimited calls for the money as a municipal employee in the town of something ness in southern mexico that is his most valuable tool for coordinating public works up until a few years a

consumption -- 10% by some measurements -- a little higher by others, what we are learning is that the telecomubble is onto something big. it is just too early. emily: thank you both so much for breaking that all down. twitter is up by 5%, on speculation the company is shopping itself around. us that theld company is open to any and all conversation. a techup, will explain empire under one publicly traded roof. "bloomberg technology" is livestreaming on twitter. this is bloomberg. emily: microsoft has acquired a company to help build launch and grow cloud gains. terms of the deal were not hosts some ofyfab the biggest companies that use its services. bring itsis ready to empire under one puppy traded roof, to create a structure to help to companies to manage a massive debt load. bloombergs alex barinka broke the story and drop -- joins me now. you have been working the phones all day and you had news that they were interested in a number of different options, explain what is on the table right now. is toseems the end game bring this company public, and this tech empire into one corporate struc

there had been some progress but that it was slower than hopes the three nations did move forward on telecoms trade barriers and health care but other areas remain at a stalemate although it now looks like that the u.s. will remain in the negotiations the u.s. trade representative finishing the meeting with critical comments directed at negotiating partners let's check in with our man on a wall street now yens quarter good to see you as we are hearing some progress has been made on the topic of nafta how optimistic should those in favor of the deal now be. i would expect any decision any time soon yes the talks continue there will be an extra set of talks next week next month in mexico and then the eighth and the final round will happen in washington d.c. by the end of march and it's as right as of right now it seems rather likely that the talks will continue that there will be an extension and it could well be into twenty nineteen before we get a decision so there is some progress it is slow but there seems to be a lot of areas where there is no agreement any time soon to be expected or a st

we were a footnote in the telecom relay 1996. but what we learned there are multiple policy issues. and then to consider ourselves with a responsibility to work together. not just for the bottom line that is the state of the net to get together what are the issues working together but you have that dialogue between civil society and the private sector. holding hands because if you don't do that we will not end up with the open internet. so as i pass along i urge you to think community, cooperation and dialogue. mr. goodlatte has helped us with that thank you very much. >> thank you for those kind words from the heart we have former congressman rick white from the professional internet caucus i met him in the mid- 1990s and credit is overwhelming and then to have the idea to take that on. because he makes this a success every year. [applause] >> we have another very interesting to talk about internet related issues with the technology they have deployed. so to tell the story of a simple walkie-talkie app from saving lives to driving efficiency in business. they rely on the low for th

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you know telecom and defense to port contractors out. and boeing held the top slots you know generally dominated it last year so for tech to come in but that scares me a little bit because you know i was i was an adult living through the last tech bubble and i see a lot of similarities in this idea that a.

strongly urge the palestinian leadership to return to the table peace can only come through dialogue telecom and mike pence also said this was the dawn of a new era of peace negotiations but not everyone in the knesset welcomed this new era. well it's a bit difficult to call this a new era for the one hand we had of course the lawmakers of the arab coalition parties joined our list that made it clear before the speech that they would boycott mr penn speech they said this is a nail in the coffin of the of any peace with the palestinians and also the palestinian leadership had made it clear already in december after the decision on to slim that mr pence would not be welcome and there's no meeting basically for the other side of the official schedule there's no meeting with the palestinian leadership because the palestinians are saying as as much as also the most of the international community that's a status of to be part of final status negotiations and the palestinians want to see east jerusalem according to international law they want to see this as the capital of their future states well a

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telecom italia considering cutting about 10,000 jobs in italy, 14% of the total workforce to make theormer monopoly more profitable and efficient. telecom italia needs to increase investment to speed up its network as revenue shrinks, because of the competition. call 30 lossays does company lost jobs -- company lost jobs and percentage changes from stories announcing cuts. the bottom line shows how the stocks reacted to the announcement of the job cuts. .oss go is the function let's talk about credit default swaps. 5810, the cost to buy protection for investment grade bonds in north america, europe, and asia, falling to a decade low amid better optimism of better taxes and broadening economic recovery. the prospect of rating upgrades are outweighing downgrades this year. credit quality may weaken beyond that as central banks phaseout ultra supportive monetary policies, according to fitch. these are credit default swap gauges for north america, europe, and japan. white, blue, and yellow in reverse order. i just want to finish with emerging markets, 5214 is the chart number. dollar bond

we're a leading telecom netbooks company. 15,000 people in the u.s. strongestne of our setups throughout the world. the westot of stuff on coast, chicago. throughout the country. research and development. services.st are doing so i'm very happy. very pleased with your infrastructure focus. thank you for inviting me. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. forhank you, mr. president, inviting one of us. i'm the president of the volvo group. of macke proud owners trucks. >> nice. and 100% made in the office. >> absolutely -- >> made in the united states. >> 100% made in the united as well. in pennsylvania, as a matter of fact, and in mid-town. are primarily focused on the east coast. biggestnning the investment program in our company's history, in the united states. you bemuch will investing? >> for the time being, just u.s. of $2 billion dollars. but we have a big sharehold. the infrastructure and transportation. >> that's great. we're going to be doing a lot of that. asked the question before, when i heard volvo, and i know they own mack truck, i said,

we're a leading telecom netbooks company. we have 15,000 people in the u.s. and it's one of our strongest r&d setups throughout the world. we do a lot of stuff on the west coast, chicago. throughout the country. we do research and development. and the rest are doing services. so i'm very happy. very pleased with your infrastructure focus. thank you for inviting me. pres. trump: thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you, mr. president, for inviting one of us. i'm the president of the volvo group. and we're proud owners of mack trucks. president trump: nice. 100% made in u.s. >> absolutely -- 100% made in the united states as well. in pennsylvania, as a matter of fact, and in mid-town. so we are primarily focused on the east coast. we're running the biggest investment program in our company's history, in the united states. r&d. pres. trump: how much we be investing? ask for that time being, just north of 2 billion u.s. dollars. we have a big shareholder. [indiscernible] infrastructure and transportation, a. president trump: that is great. know mackvo and

this telecoms engineer fell from the sixth floor as he tried to get away.ixth floor caught fire this morning, my roommates told me to either burn or escape. i got a bed sheet and tied to the balcony. i tried to come down but i was heavy and my arms were not strong enough. i fell down and injured my shoulder and leg. this sustained and complex assault will prompt urgent questions as to how the gunmen got through. let's get more on our main story this hour, turkey's military operation against kurdish—held territory in north—western syria. enis senardam is from the bbc‘s turkish service. it has been in the making for quite sometime. in 2016 we have heard president bird one revamping tu rkey‘s president bird one revamping turkey's security strategy. —— president of the one. he said will go to the threats where they are. . since then, they have experienced 20 attacks. —— president erdogan. so turkey and the ankara government said that something had to change. the first steps taken, were last year ‘s operation in syria, giving the turkish troops a foothold in the

meanwhile, interest rate-sensitive sectors like real estate, telecom, utilities, consumer staples are the market underperformers. as for the best performing stocks in the s&p 500 and the worst ones, check this out because we have at least seagate technologies showing it's going to be the best er performing stock so far on the dow jones industrial average side, no surprise, aerospace giant, boeing, the best performing stock, also adding the most in terms of points to the year-to-date totals for the dow so far this year intel, down 3.5% so far over the past week. and to finish it off, let's take a look at the year to date chart. best start of the year for the s&p 500 since 2003 check this out, year to date, 4% energy, consumer discretionary, industrials, leading the way higher again, cyclical sectors versus real estate, utilities and telecom, the underperformers so whether or not that interest rate trade plays out, we'll see if the interest rate trajectory is still up and to the right back over to you. >> dom chu, thank you very much. shall we get to our "closing bell" exchange >> what

in other industries, if i speak to some of my friends in the media, mining, telecom, they are seeing the benefit. we haven't seen it yet in financial services. but this is a vast bureaucracy which is like sand in the engine. to reduce some of that, not roll back good regulations. we need to protect consumers. the american public when they go to the dmv and va, that's what's been happening more and more in the united states. one example i find bad. 12 years on average to approve a bridge in america. in canada and germany it stakes two years. 12 years. and there was already an existing bridge falling down. so we lost some of that can-do ability that was american. if we just kill some of the bureaucracy. a small company in upstate new york. 5,000 rules and regulations. one day we are going to take a deep breath and create a efficient, competent way to regulate and not allow every state and city to throw rules on top of rules. maria: much of the expense at corporate has been going to hiring lawyers and compliance experts. that's god to be good for the bottom line. jamie dimon: we just ne

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a spokesman for telecom italia declined to comment.on finalize orders for 184 airbus family aircraft according to french president emmanuel macron after he held talks with his chinese counterpart xi jinping. will deliver to 13 airlines scheduled in 2019 and 2020. to be aeo said he wants buyer in the wave of consolidation through the entertainment industry. he talked to 21st century fox about acquiring film and tv assets, but lost out to disney. he spoke to bloomberg in las vegas. >> for now, the strategy is to sure up our motion picture business and make sure any of the deals we make or consider in the future, that we are in the driver's seat and not in a situation where we have to give up control of the assets we have grown over the years. nejra: that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. german stocks have kicked off 2018 with their best showing in 15 years. a rally in auto related equities pushed the dax up by 3.5%. that's the best start to a year since 2003. strategists predict it will continue to rise. matt

phone service providers, telecom providers, they've got everything. already is out there.aria: they don't share it. that's why the former ceo went to jail. he says that he wanted the government -- the government asked him to share information and he wouldn't. >> there's natural tension in democratic society like the united states with global responsibilities and people trying to kill us on a regular basis, there's tension between privacy and protecting the american -- maria: i want to turn to protests in iran, get your take on this because white house officials are calling for iranian government to release the protestors after reports of torture. i'm not surprised here but what are your thoughts on the white house? >> this protest is different than 2009 because it cuts across the political and social contours of the nation, it is about regime and squandering money and loss of economic opportunity in the country, it's not about a rigged election which was 2009 and the leaders were involved in that, this is affecting the entire country, 80 cities, 3500 people in jail over 20

tax reform could be a big boost for the telecom giant.pany stands to add almost $4 billion to its operating cash flow ceo lowell mcadams spoke to our david faber exclusively earlier on cnbc. he told david what he plans to do with those tax savings. >> investing in our network is our toppriority. we also, as you know, when we took over the vodaphone asset, we took over $100 billion of debt on our balance sheet. paying that down is important to us we know that our investor look for our dividend we've had a great track record around dividend. >> is this an opportunity to buy the stock? joining us to debate that are jonathan chaplain and mitchell mckennan from payne capital management jonathan, you're a little more cautious on verizon. it was still a pretty good quarter in terms of the numbers. is that just because it's been such a quiet, competitive environment? >> the way i'd characterize it, i think it was as mediocre as the market expected. the results weren't grade. they were pretty much in line with expectations. they're doing a little

ranging from the state alert systems all the way to telecom pushing up the alerts. as we continue to follow this situation we thank you for your time in joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> we continue to follow developments of this breaking news story. when we return we will have more as we move forward to find out how all of this transpired in hawaii. a false alarm but certainly a lot of alarm about what you do for preparation. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. boost high protein be up for it these are difficult times for elderly holocaust survivors. with no food and no heat they get weaker and more die everyday. i want you to see their faces. look into their eyes that are haunted still by the memories of the past. they desperatel

he says that telecom industry has too much influence over the fcc. tonight the fcc chairman says bridging the digital divide continues to be his top priority. >> is a cell tower going up in your neighborhood? if it's not now, it may soon. wireless carriers are installing millions of them across the country to enable the new faster 5g cell phone technology. but tonight julie watts asked the question you're not supposed to ask. are there legitimate health concerns? >> reporter: it's keeping john up at night. this new pole outside his bedroom window where verizon will soon install a next generation cell tower just feet from a school. >> this would be pushing out radiation outside our bedroom window for many years. >> it's a distributed an ten nah system similar to this one in san francisco. >> our daughter is a cancer survivor. >> 13-year-old sophia has been one of many petitioning the city council to deny this cell tower and others. >> i'm also a brain cancer survivor and i am against the cell towers. >> i mostly talked about my cancer and how it effec

shares of the telecom from i'll tease jumps ten percent is it announced plans to separate european and us operations. wall street also try trading higher with intraday records being set by the dow jones as v. five hundred and the nasdaq. fourth quarter earnings season is kicking off positive results so far notably for the retailer target. had strong holiday sales. moving on some days of the business headlines now. donald trump will become only the second sitting u. s. president. world economic forum's instant silence. but has said he will promote his america first agenda. by many of the world's elite to. attend the summit in davos. takes off on january twenty third. this is the dreaded seeking more than two thousand staffer down and see this year. sametime company plans to hire thirteen hundred staff members. say that make use of new rules allowing french companies to implement large scale. see programs. and jamie dimon has backed off his skating criticism of point. chase now says he regrets dismissing the currency as a fraud. until fox business that the technology underpinnings the cu