emily: troy carter c.e.o. of adam factory. coming up, a media mogul exits cbs.s next for the company and the me too movement. les moonves is out. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: les moonves once loomed larger than -- les moon vest once loomed larger than life at cbs, he's stepped down. he was departing without any severance benefits until the conclusion of an independent investigation. the company is adding several new board director, including high powered women. cbs has been involved in a bitter dispute with viacom's sherry redstone not to pursue a merger with cbs for at least two years so another party could push for it. redstone now has even more pow own the cbs board. joining us now from l.a. to discuss bloomberg entertainment reporter, lucas shaw. it took a dozen or so allegations for this to happen. walk us through the late that's we know. luca: so the latest is that lest moon vest is out for the first time in two decades. there was a story alleging six cases of sexual harassment, six women who said they'd been harassed, in late july in the new y

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coming up, troy carter is known for smooth interactions with artist and now he is chosen to lee spotifye an interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: cannabis stocks are heating up. the marijuana indexes gained over 50% since mid-august. there is a growing market in the u.s.. bloomberg tv has an inside look at the technology driving the role at a retail sales. and how could be common anchor market for the multibillion-dollar industry on the east coast. the next state in the u.s. to sell recreational marijuana is gearing up slowly. pot sales are legal in massachusetts as of july 1 but by law, it can't be sold until tested at a licensed lab. the certified products are free from old and dangerous pesticides. >> the biggest obstacle has been labs not being licensed. before anything can be sold it has to be tested. selena: now, it can. this lab is one of two that won the state approval. brian strasnick runs the lab. >> we have 13 or 14 clients. selina: these clients send their products to see the x for testing. this is before selling to consumers at their dispensaries. >> we have about 60

i don't think it is winner take all by any means. ,elina: that was troy carter ceo of atom factory. it for this edition of the best of "bloomberg technology." we will bring you the latest tech throughout the week. bloomberg technology is also live streaming on twitter. check us out and be sure to follow all of our global breaking news networks. at tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome to bloomberg businessweek. jason: we are inside bloomberg headquarters in new york. >> coming up, donald trump promised to drain the swamp in washington. tim o'brien, his biographer, shows he has done quite the opposite. jason: also in washington facebook and twitter executives , were there last week, promising more transparency. google founder larry tate was