yes, as do all the big tech giants, twitter are looking at that question.s users than a facebook or google, for example, will probably feel that they can sail under the horizon a little bit for the time being. i do not know how much they will say about it, i think they will try and keep their powder dry until such time as eve ryo ne powder dry until such time as everyone else's shenanigans get exposed. just briefly, what has the trump effect been, if anything? well, it is interesting, it has made trusted news sources more valuable andi trusted news sources more valuable and i think twitter pays quite a valuable role in that in a way that facebook has moved from that, so that might be part of the key to how twitter re— engages its audience. 0k, thank you very much indeed for coming in. we shall of course tell you what twitter has to say when it releases its latest earnings, and of course, facebook and ebay as well. fifth time lucky? japanese drugs giant takeda has upped its bid for shire pharmaceuticals to $64 billion, and this time the response was much mor

will twitter testify again if invited? are always open to conversations that further the dialogue and figure out the best way to help users understand how the data is. emily: let's talk about the data around the world. the growth was strong domestically, but not internationally. how long will the balance continue? ned: these things about how our business started in the united states and grew from there. we have a larger base of business in the u.s. than internationally, so there are more that's new opportunities like the chinese export market, or the strength we saw in brazil. internationally, 53%. the u.s., when you back out of business, grew 9%. we feel really good about the momentum in the united states, growing up a larger base and it has definitely turned a little slower than the rest of the business has. emily: do you have a game plan if president trump, who is seriously unpredictable, suddenly stops tweeting? ned: we think of our platform is so much more than anyone user. -- any one user. there is so much great stuf

twitter habits.f you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: the earnings roundup continues. qualcomm reported its second-quarter with $5.23 billion, beating analyst estimates. it indicates china smartphone market is improving. ebay ranked in $2.58 billion in net revenue and shares of $.53. ebay's paypal the estimates hitting $3.7 billion. and eps of $.57, also beating estimates. and twitter over estimates for first-quarter sales as it is pushing live video and more personalized content start to pay off. revenue jumped 21% to nearly $655 million and active users rose to 636 million. we caught up with twitter's chief financial officer about the results. >> we had a great quarter. we were thrilled with the outcome. double digits for the six quarter in a row. we accelerated our revenue growth. we grew 27% and we were thrilled with the outcome of the quarter. we were thrilled. it gives us

is that something twitter is for?a lot of things that people are talking about is about making sure people know how their data is used. making sure that we are hearing people. that is what we believe in that twitter. emily: will twitter testify again if invited to congress? ned: we are always open a conversation second for that the dialogue and help us figure out the best way to help users understand how their data is used. emily: twitter's international growth was strong but it was weaker domestically. how long will that balance continue? ned: the thing about how our business started in the united states and grew from there, we have a larger piece of business in the u.s. that we do internationally. there are more net new opportunities, such as the china export market or some of the spike that we saw in brazil. international at 53%. the u.s., when you back out of business that we shut down, it grew 9%. we feel really good about the momentum in the united states. it is growing off of a larger basin has turned slower th

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breaking lp produces a news network for twitter.ing up, tim cook meets one-on-one with president trump. we will tell you what was discussed behind closed doors. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: our top story, facebook out with a big beat. mark zuckerberg just wrapped up speaking on the call. his message, we need to keep moving forward. this is different from the message to users and congress, stressing how careful facebook would be. the investors need to hear that they will get more of the same from the social network, as opposed to volatility. dave wainer just starting to speak now. apple's ceo tim cook made his way to the oval office on wednesday to meet with president trump. this comes amid a trade war between d.c. and beijing. the president has been a vocal about apple, saying he would get them to "build their things in this country." before the meeting he tweeted, looking forward to my meeting with tim cook from apple. we will talk about many things, including how the u.s. has been treated unfairly on trade. here to tell us what wen

it'll be twitter user?eople are biting on twitter, mrtrump, which what people are biting on twitter, mr trump, which oddly is the biggest brand ambassador, whether they like it or not, for the use of twitter. we have been saying for quite sometime that it is not the port of call for so many young people in particular, so where is its future? what is interesting is that they are saying once again they will be a profit and that actually, they have managed to turn around this company. that's remember, this is the guy that was only two years ago regularly winning awards for the worst ceo in america. he has got much better at mining the people who are with him for advertising revenue and for keeping them really connected to what he is doing, citing people are thinking yes, he's been successful but there are still many challenges ahead. do you think trump has made a difference? years quoted on twitter, he tweets all the time but of course, twitter is named and discussed regularly in the media, partly because of t

he would be tapping into twitter.he call said that twitter is in a different position in all of this because everything you put on twitter is public by default. but are there dangers there, considering the fact that people are going to be using that twitter data set and combining it with other data sets and people might feel like they got exposed even if twitter didn't do anything wrong? >> i think because it's only your public tweets and because, you know, lots of twitter accounts don't have personally identifiable information and there are lots of great reasons for that, people in countries where political speech is oppressed don't want to be able to be identified easily so, you know, the state police can come to their house and arrest them, that puts twitter in a great position vis-a-vis its data business because you're just getting the public's dream of publicly available tweets and research institutions and universities and others can use that to predict things like cultural trends and identify other things going

amy has a twitter account, there she is.he posts largely anti-islamic messages and she tweets a lot, on average 24 tweets a day. she also indicates she's part of the rair foundation, that's resistance against islamic radicals. now, here's the thing. it is hard to find evidence amy mek exists. if you do exist, amy, please let us know. we have direct-messaged you, we have tried to contact the foundation that doesn't seem to exist either, and we've run your name through all kinds of powerful software that journalists use looking for you. now, general michael flint seems to think you exist. he's copied you in on a number of tweets, and the new york times quoted your tweet in an article titled "women who like donald trump." maureen erwin is a liberal political consultant who started the hunt for amy and wrote about it in the san francisco examiner online, joined by heather somerville of reuters, and jon swartz now of barron's. thanks for being with us this morning. let's make it really clear off the top amy mek, assuming she exis

we're talking about twitter and facebook, their earnings.omberg. ♪ >> theresa may has suffered a third brexit defeat in a week. the house of lords supported an amendment for a government bill insuring most eu bills a written into british law after brexit. critical speaker said the government's proposed legislation is not principled, not justified and confused. oil surged on the escalating conflict in yemen. iranian fact rebels launched missile attacks. this takes oil up to $69 and brent, $75. the global benchmark traded at the widest premium since january. the canadian foreign minister says the talks in washington are in an intensive phase. president trump again that he could make mexican immigration trade a condition, highlighting that a deal is still far from certain. on twitter the president said mexico must stop people heading into the u.s. and called for more funding fast. global news, 24 hours a day on air, and on tick tock on twitter. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. with a check on the markets, asian stocks are on the ase, the yen,

while twitter testify again is invited?we are always open to conversations that further the dialogue and help users understand how the data is. >> [about the data around the world -- let's talk about the data around the world. how long will the balance continue? >> these things about how our business started in the united states and grew from there. we have a larger base of business in the u.s. than internationally, so there are more that's new opportunities take the china export market, or the strength we saw in brazil. internationally, 53%. the u.s., when you back out of business, grew 9%. we feel really good about the momentum in the united states, growing up a larger base and it has turned slower. >> do you have a game plan for president trump, who was notoriously unpredictable, if he suddenly stops tweeting? >> we think of our platform is so much more than anyone user. there is so much great stuff happening on the platform. it is a place where people go to find out what's happening, where they go to be a part of the co

julie: you look at twitter for instance -- scarlet: you look at twitter for instance, the outlook isoing so well, but the outlook is getting punished. ulia: and the 9% rally, after great results for netflix as well. tough times for facebook after the bell. let's get the first word news with mark crumpton. mark: got support from key supreme court justices. it looks at a policy that it definitely bars more than 150 million from entering the united states. the chief justice john roberts and associate justice anthony kennedy both indicated they were skeptical of arguments against the policy, including -- claims president trump was motivated by bias. it will likely issue its ruling in june. a federal judge has handed a trump administration a loss on the so-called dreamers. the judge rolled the government must resume a program that prevents hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from deportation. the government must start taking new applications for the program. international donors pledged an inimated $4.5 billion humanitarian aid for syria and its neighbors who are sheltering its refu

would you expect from twitter? >> twitter has successfully changed their narrative.ar over year the up higher than 30%. for the longest time, it hasn't grown and it's really much country very much the same company it was a year ago. they showed the audience they do have is highly engaged and is growing. twitter is very much a value proposition . if dorsey can make good on his promises to improve the quality of the conversation and say they are measuring the overall quality so there's less harassment and more positive things going on there, they can really keep moving. gerri: thank you so much for your time. thanks for coming in. cheryl: breakages for wine drinkers is definitely something every wine lover is going to whine about. wet weather in the northeast and new england. what happens after that? janice dean is that next. the dow was lower in the premarket. we will be right back. ♪ gerri: attention wine lovers or you could soon be paying more per bottle of cheap wine. wine production fell two with lowest level in 60 years due to bad weather and harvesting hotspots

but first out will be twitter. the big question is — can the little birdie do it again?rs are hoping it can keep itself in the black. demand for the stock has been rising since february, when twitter announced its first ever quarterly profit in the firm's 12—year history. despite the publicity generated by being a favourite medium for the likes of president trump, celebrities and politicians — twitter has struggled to gain users. investors will be closely watching to see if its number of users, which currently stands at 330 million, rises. but getting more people on twitter will be a huge challenge for the boss — jack dorsey — who's had to cut back on spending in research and development and marketing in the effort to break even. lucy markham is the director of accounts at independent media agency bountiful cow. good to see you. lots of people will wa nt to good to see you. lots of people will want to know how twitter is doing. what are you expecting it to say?” think there will be positive results today. the digital advertising market is really in great health at the mo

twitter does not have that information.o just go back a few years when i was running twitter, that was thought of as a disadvantage. twitter does not know enough about its user so i cannot target my advertisement as accurately as i can on facebook. there are two sides to the coin. in some instances, it is a real benefit to the platform or -- platform's business, but in other situations, it can come back to haunt you. emily: we are seeing former facebookers increasingly speaking out about this. do you think "delete facebook" will take off? do you think this will have a users'cant impact desirability to use the platform? emily: i am sure they will be returning their ill-gotten gains any moment now. i do not think -- these things happen. they come up every now and then when there is a big news event around these platforms. facebook is such an important part of a lot of people's lives. it may be the case that a certain number of people inside the bubble, here in silicon valley, will delete it. i do not think it will be a big mo

emily: will that hang over twitter? >> or did twitter benefit from it? great questions. seen and heard the reader strategy is paying off. all of the investment they have put into that is starting to make a difference. on the sales side that can make a difference for twitter. are people coming to twitter and is it benefiting in any way? amateur we will see that, but i do think we'll see a sense of whether people look to twitter as a reliable news source, especially in the age of the andian bots misinformation and 2016. on thursday, what are we watching? >> if there's anybody line which on postal rates and if the post office raises rates. are the trump trades making a difference and we have a regulatory scrutiny crackdown on amazon? no reason to believe anything is eminent or anything is going to have a material impact on their bottom line. the sensory get as far as analysts and amazon is concerned is there's going to be more and more investment in the future. emily: tom giles, becky for stopping by. big news coming up later this week. this edition of "bloomberg technology

they also affect twitter?ave been able to stay out of the limelight. it is already public by nature, so most of the data that they are selling to the third-party services, to the advertisers, it is publicly available anyway. however, lawmakers are looking for jack dorsey and the google ceo to go to capitol hill and testify. there will be questions from analysts about the impact of gdp arr, how they are responding to the cambridge analytica scandal, and how they will just advertising -- adjust advertising policies. they have mostly been shielded from the issues facebook faced. and a one of the days of zuckerberg's testimony, we saw the twitter shares increase, so there is possibly a positive tailwind for twitter. emily: facebook shares also increased because mark zuckerberg seem to do be doing well. but to be honest, the questions were not that great. what are investors saying at this point? mark mahaney last week who says he thinks this will be a blip for facebook. people are not going to leave because they ca

it's probably happening on facebook and twitter. can facebook and twitter stay ahead of us?- this? now that they know it has happened, can we really keep up? dick: it's an arms race. like spam was in the past, like phishing and other challenges. the differences now there are state actors, not just a few people trying to hack into an account. when you have state actors who have enormous amounts of resources, it will be a battle keeping up with them, and going after their new attack sectors. they will never attack the same way they attacked in the past. they will try new and different tactics. keeping up with that will be a real challenge for these platforms. emily: some of my conversation with former twitter ceo, dick costolo. google could owe oracle $8.8 billion for using its java programming code. a lawsuit says they violated oracle's copyright. the case was first filed in 2010, and then remanded to a federal court in california to determine how much the alphabet unit should pay. google said it is considering all of the next steps in this case. coming up, apple announces a

guest: i am on twitter. also on twitter. website is a mess right now.we are in the process of updating it. it's kind of like a 90's website. social media is a great way to catch up with us. host: thank you very much f announcer: c-span's "washington journal," live every day with music policy issues that impact you. coming on monday morning, will call's white house correspondent john bennett and erica warner discussed the week ahead in washington. then michael sergeant of the heritage foundation looks at the faa's role in airline safety. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. join the discussion. announcer: monday on landmark cases, the independent community school district, a case about student free speech. in 1965, five students from des moines, iowa wore black armbands to school to protest the vietnam war, violating school policies. the students challenged the school board's free-speech restrictions, and the resulting supreme court decision established that the students keep their first amendment rights on sch

twitter shares up 2 or 3%.ority leader confronted over criticism over the president's tax cut plan, watch. >> in terms of the bonus that corporate america received versus the crumbs that they are giving to workers to put is smoochze is so pathetic. maria: that was on january 11, forcing her to play defense. security will be tight. we are going to take you there live. amazon is looking to avoid pirates by delivering trying to your car, how it works later this hour. the online retailer kicking off way day with deep discounts. beyond the big mac, mcdonalds giving taste of the world on new restaurant, how you can try items from australia and brazil. house minority leader pelosi facing backlash after referring to bonuses as crumbs. student from georgetown university described why the tax cuts described his family during town hall with the congress fbn:am yesterday. >> as small business owners, i know it's helped my parents help employees, help put me through college. would you still refer the tax plan as crumbs? >>

so this is now not just a threat on twitter, this is playing out the battlefield on twitter before anything even starts. it's very dangerous business and it's basically driving the pentagon nuts i think it's fair to say. >> all right. very important. thank you very much. you heard us all talking about the fact that the president promised he would never telegraph military action. i want to give you a sense of what we're talking about here. here's a brief reminder. >> we must, as a nation, be more unpredictable. we are totally predictable. >> why do they have to talk about it? don't talk about it. element of surprise. why can't they win first and talk later. >> mill tearily i don't like to say where i'm going or what i'm doing. >> america's enemies must never know our plans. i will not say when we are going to attack. >> we no longer tell our enemies our plans. >> we no longer tell our enemies our plans. this is the president who just said the missiles will be coming and they will be nice, new and smart. there is already been reaction from russia. nic robertson live for us in moscow. what are

dorsey making the point that twitter is different from its peers in that twitter is fundamentally publicained organizing that public data in realtime and organizing that for brands and researchers, et cetera so he was defending twitter's data business because it's all about collecting public data rather than harvesting private data of course this all comes against the backdrop of facebook's data privacy scandal. facebook reports its earnings after the bell this afternoon. guys, back over to you >> okay. thank you for that our guest host this hour, ian bremmer whose new book is called "us versus them: the failure of globalism. and we have a lot of issues we haven't really talked about. i'm going to give you the big one for investors. which is there are a hundred things that are seemingly wrong with what's going on around the world all the time these are things you focus on. and yet despite all of the headlines that are generated, the investment community at the moment at least seems to think maybe nothing's really that wrong at all >> because the economics are great. right? if you ask, th

respondiÓ a trump tambiÉn en twitter.lado sur >>> para esta experta desde que donald trump asumiÓ la presidencia de estados unidos. >> hubo un aumento de casi 110% es decir, 110% mÁs de interÉs regresada a sus lugares >>> mexicano es solamente un paÍs de trÁnsito de migrantes si no un paÍs de destino en los Últimos 12 meses se registraron 14.000 solicitudes de asilos de centroamericanos para permanecer en este paÍs >>> muchos de estos centroamericanos buscarÁn quedarse en mÉxico >>> porque allÁ en honduras todo estÁ tremendo para un trabajo. >> otros continuarÁn su viaje hasta las ciudades fronterizas de nogales, mexicali para tratar de cruzar a los estados unidos. >> mientras tanto aquÍ, ice no para de sembrar el terror una campesino quedÓ arrestada cuando saliÓ a trabajar, y su madre estÁ desconsolada porque ice ya deportÓ a su hijo y teme que la familia entera corra la misma suerte. >> oye, no matamos, no drogamos. >> rodeada por varios agentes de inmigraciÓn obedece las indicaciones de sus familiares. >> pero nada pud

a participar de diplomacia por twitter.el presidenteacaba de hablar ante los medios con una firma que tenÍa sobre una nueva ley, sin embargo, no mencionÓ el tema de rusia, tampoco las amenazas que es esta maÑana en twitter. como lo venÍan diciendo, el presidente desde el aÑo pasado dice que Él no podÍa mencionar, tampoco adelantar lo que iba a hacer en torno asirÍa. criticÓ a obama por haber dicho con anterioridad lo que harÍa sobre siria. esta maÑana sabemos que el presidente dice que habrÁ un ataque militar que podemos creer por sus palabras que serÁ con misiles, como lo hizo el aÑo pasado cuando atacÓ una base aÉrea siria, después de un similar ataque quÍmico. lo que hay ahora es una pelea de palabras entre rusia y el presidente de los estados unidos. la verdad es que no sabemos cÓmo va a culminar. rusos amenazaron esta madrugada a detonar cualquier misil que el presidente trump haga explotar contra siria. el presidente trump dice que seguirÁn mandando misiles si es necesario, amenazaron a los usos. tenemos que ver, la v

tech shares now when twitter posted its first quarterly profit a few months ago many wondered if the results were just a flash in the pan but the micro-blogging sites and latest quarterly earnings show otherwise the san francisco sun is posting a sixty one million dollar profit so possibly expectations but twitter shares plunged business in the us isn't running as hot as it was a management is tight lipped about forecasts more from a wall street correspondent called. the mood on wall street remains a shaky twitter for example just for the second time in their company's history they were able to report a profit that came in better than expected they also had more monthly users than expected but the stock sold off in the wednesday session losing about four percent the reason is pretty simple investors on wall street do not trade the past but the future and the outlook of twitter was not as strong as expected and that seems to be the case for many corporations right now who report record numbers but still stock prices are under pressure because there is some discussion if the u.s. corpo

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twitter and facebook are names that he owns. give us your take on the twitter numbers.hen they came out. how did you react? .an: obviously, good numbers a lot of good things happening at twitter right now with regard to things they are doing to increase their monthly average user. that was stagnant growth for about a year. -- projection going into 2018 is 243 million. they have to get that growth back and also have to do some things with advertisers in terms of educating them with new tools, lowering costs in terms of adding units, just trying to increase the overall usage of video. sounds to me like twitter is time to get back on track in terms of growth. they were stagnant a year ago, stuck in a hole. david: have they added of units without cluttering the stream? dan: i think they have a lot of room to go in terms of adding new users. the other thing that is important is engagement time. averaging about 15 minutes. facebook, itt averages about one hour in terms of engagement time. some things with sports events, things were people will spend more time on twitter, rath

twitter is global. the elections in 2018, are you kidding me every night is going to be firestorms on twitter. so look, it's not that they have been really good at execution. we know they haven't not that there's a lot of stability with the management. we know there isn't. we know the issues if they are able to report more engagement and advertisers come back, i think it's worth more than what it sells >> anyone have a quick bear case on twitter >> the bear -- >> i'm not talking to you right now. >> we're not allowed to talk about twitter, only josh to his credit, he stuck with it. but here's what i would say, it's all about the quarter they have to continue to show improvement each quarter >> let's get to nike management shakeup continuing as more key executives announce their departures, and according to susquehanna, the exodus may be far from over he joins us from the new york stock exchange you wrote, quote, our checks indicate there's another shoe -- i like what you did there, sam, another shoe to

it was made by a random twitter user. this would not matter, people didn't rely on social media for their news. what they do. nearly 67% of americans have at some point in their lives, including us. mywhat if the news generation and i are reading are not true? what if it is fake news? >> people on social media are not journalists generally. they are not answering the four prudent questions including does the public need to know? does it want to know? does it have the right to know? and is this doing no harm to anyone? we see things all the time that are not fact check and are just the product of someone's imagination. and only, no one windows what to believe about anything. uninformed people are a people who are in jeopardy. shooting,rs of them a if you were to search youtube for information about that massacre, you may have come across a video by a right-wing shock jock named number two williams. there, you would find a rambling monologue. it was full of false claims by posted soon enough to take advantage of breaking ne

right now, what we are both -- we are both looking at twitter. it is showing its value as an early warning system on these types of crises. lots of rumors flying back and forth. unconfirmed reports about the shooter. we probably should not say it because we don't know. emily: there is a lot we don't know. there have been a lot of tweets about it. and a lot of tweets about conspiracy theories around this incident so we are being very careful to everything we are telling you and making sure it is coming from a legitimate source. again, this has all developed in the last hour. what we know is there is or was an active shooter. brad: it started around 1:00 pacific time. emily: it literally started one hour ago. brad:we are hearing a few people been taken to area hospitals. brad: the buildings have been evacuated. many employees saying they left with her hands up. really, the scent bruno police department converging on this area really quickly, it seems within a couple of minutes of reports coming in about a shooting. now, all area being cordoned off.

nick: we will go to questions from the audience from the twitter storm here, twitter stream, tweeter stream, whatever they say. this is just a block of wood i have been looking at. besides the kind of sexual orientation and gender issues, what are the big hot button issues do you think that really seem to divide us? abortion is one of them. what about immigration? you are in southern california. i lived there. i remember back in the 1990's, liberals and conservatives both were really hostile to immigration. that cooled off, but now immigration is an issue that donald trump, very divisive character, rose to the white house in many ways. what do about immigration? dave: these issues are not immigration specifically. almost everything trump says, although he doesn't say it articulately, is something you can find a c-span video bill clinton saying virtually the same thing. you can find video five years ago of barack obama saying it virtually the exact same thing. trump just says it differently. he is a liar of different stripes, and that is why i would be for limiting the power of the fe

not exactly on twitter, but on her page on facebook. —— twitter diplomacy.saying, smart missiles should go in the direction of terrorists, not the legitimate government, which for several years has been fighting international terrorism on its territory. she also suggested that americans are going to destroy the evidence. the evidence for an attack that has never happened? quite confusing! the contradiction within the very short posting on facebook. it is interesting we have had this increasingly aggressive language, not just from increasingly aggressive language, notjust from president increasingly aggressive language, not just from president trump. increasingly aggressive language, notjust from president trump. we had at from the russian ambassador to lebanon, saying, we are prepared not a whit should stand missiles, but then attacked the places the missiles were launched from. are people getting worried that the rhetoric is getting a little bit too quickfire, and too strong in stone? —— tone. quickfire, and too strong in stone? -- tone. for the last few we

trump's came via twitter is to sow well, if donald trump's came via twitter is to sow chaos well, ifs came via twitter is to sow chaos and confusion about his intentions, that is working in moscow because the russians are completely confused. i was watching a live clinical talkshow earlier on russian state television when the news came in that president trump had tweeted that president trump had tweeted that an attack on syria could happen very soon or not that an attack on syria could happen very soon or not soon and at bemused presenter looked into the camera and said that one russian word, which means incredible. also, an organisation that had been set up by the us and russian military is to prevent an accidental clash between russia and america in syria, that was still functioning and still being used. —— communications line. that suggests that conversations are taking place behind the scenes to prevent the us military strike from sparking an accidental conflict between russia and the united states. it is the words of the russian ambassador that are reverberating tonight and his

twitter warns of slowing growth. facebook takes center stage after the bell.to the white house to meet president trump as the company looks to head off a growing trade war. let's get to the markets. we are meandering right now after the selloff. >> it has been all over the map in today's session in a relatively tight range.

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emily: will that hang on twitter? or did twitter benefit from it?ideo strategy is paying off and all the investment fit that into that is done to make a difference. on the sales side i can make a difference for twitter. are people coming to twitter or is it benefiting in any way? i do think you are going to see a sense of whether people look reliable newsa source in the age of the russian box and misinformation in 2016. amazon on thursday, what are we watching? tom: if there is any language on postal rates and if the post office raises rates. are the trump trades making a difference and are we going to have a regulatory scrutiny crackdown on amazon? not a reason to believe anything is a or anything will have them until impact on their bottom line. the sense we get as far as analysts are concerned is that they are going to be more investment into the future. emily: tom giles, pigot for stopping by. that does it for bloomberg technology and a reminder we livestream on twitter. check us out on weekdays at 5:00 p.m. in your time. this is bloomberg. ♪ we

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the alleged russian meddling saugus taken another twist to the sunday times claims that russian twitter boats tried to influence the twenty seventeen. elections in favor of labor party to jeremy corbett on the subject and to get takes a look. the sunday times has provided us all with a little russian bought deja vu its groundbreaking investigation with swansea university has cracked the code on how the labor party did so well in this year's general elections and the answer is russian tweets of course research that just that was not destroyed at the time superbowl corben and to down the street by bombarding the public with positive messages in support of labor using twitter columns that were mostly created after the election was just that early last year so let's break down that research sixty five hundred russian twitter accounts identified by their primary language work to bash the ruling conservatives and promote the labor party in the run up to the election and a few examples are given as to how they achieve their meddling goals such as promoting stories condemning theresa may for cu

i'll see you all day long on twitter. coming up with more goos from my friend halle jackson. >>> this morning we got these threats leading our head lines starting with president trump on a twitter terror. he's threatening to pull out of nafta. that third threat, china slaps its own tariffs on u.s. imports. >>> the buzz that seems to be circling around the head of the epa, all of it as the president and first lady get set to say hi to kids at the easter egg roll in the next 30 minutes. >>> 1300 miles outside of the beltway, teachers in oklahoma walking out of the class room demanding raise not just their paychecks but for education across the state. >>> you'll want

as for twitter, earnings coming wednesday.n front of that, google tonight, alphabet, as jon reminds us, and tomorrow is going to be kind of insane between cat, 3m, coke, lilley, lockheed, and more >> a lot of good numbers coming. >> yes, wapner at the conference let's get to the half. >>> the chimes are going off that means the sohn conference is ready to begin. welcome to a special edition of "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner we're live today from lincoln center at the sohn investment conference in new york city where some of the biggest money managers in theworld are pitching their best ideas all for a great cause, to try to end childhood cancers. we will be hearing from the bond king, jeffrey gund lock today, jamal is here, bill gurley in the house, larry robins, a whole lot more throughout the day. we'll bring you all of the headlines as

and as mychal said, we don't necessarily have to take them off of twitter or shut down twitter, just get them thinking, asking critical questions. you know, like jackie said. and there's a great organization called teaching for change.org. and they do a tremendous amount of work in schools nationwide getting teachers teaching about black lives matter, teaching radical politics, monitoring the children's to books that come out for negative representations of brown and black people. so we're working. i think let's -- the bookstore is better than we thought, how do we start thinking. >> thank you. i know that the independent bookstores are -- >> they're coming back. >> -- are coming back. i thank you. i think we do need to articulate what those strategies are so it's not one or the other. thank you. >> so one thing that i would like to say to follow up your question is that this is a room of thought leaders, you know, and we have to model that which we need to see. we have 24 hours in a day. yes, we need to promote, we need facebook and twitter, etc. but if it's valuable to you to read,

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global news, 24 hours a day, on the air, and at tictoc on twitter.owered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. betty: we are getting a piece of breaking news coming out of house democrats the energy and commerce committee. shareholders of facebook are quite satisfied with the results, however the house democrats are not satisfied and they are saying they sent hundreds of follow-up questions to facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. denoted has been the weeks since the hearing and they have heard nothing yet from the facebook founder. a headline coming out in response possibly after the results cannot from facebook. frenchmeantime, president emmanuel macron sink protectionism holds major threats, addressing congress, he made a plea for free and fair trade. >> a commercial war is not consistent with our missions, history, with our current commitments for the global security. at the end of the day, it will destroy jobs, increase prices, and the middle class will have to pay for it. betty: let's cross over to w

talk about the facebook hangover that twitter is feeling?witter has declined to comment several times despite my continual asks about how jack dorsey is thinking about this problem. what i am thinking is they are going to be watching zuckerberg closely. they are going to see how he performs and how lawmakers respond. twitter is sitting in a better position than facebook because they simply don't capture as much data on their users. twitter as a platform is public, so most of what is shared advertisers is already publicly available. however, we are seeing users reacted negatively to twitter because it is a social media platform and could be vulnerable to potential regulations that could hit facebook. wang, thank you so much for that update. coming up, the future of online security has come into questions over the last few weeks. what web performance and security company cloudflare is doing to protect your data. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: over the last few weeks we have seen countless experts and analysts speaking out about the

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