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. >> leslie, are you hearing ideas about alibaba potentially uying yahoo!?thing rework reported was their desire to potentially buy their stake to increase valuation. looking at the strategic acquisitions, they have made many of them prior to today's this in a way that could increase their value when the perspectives came out in several months from now when the prices start trading in the exchange, aymething investors will p very close attention to. crideslie picker, yu, john malloy, jon erlichman. we will talk little bit more about jack ma. who is he? how did he start the company? what investors think about it? ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west," where we cover business technology. top story this hour, alibaba, the chinese e-commerce giant, filing for its ipo this afternoon. who is the founder and executive chairman, jack ma? what is his stake in today's filing? us on the phone and he invested in a lot of chinese companies. at the director of research forrester and an expert on the globalization of e-commerce and other digital businesses. i want to star

what we are thinking about uis how can we get to that level. this is not about financial gain.e are focused on the path we are on right now, which is delighting more customers by giving them more music. >> 20 million songs available. is that the number? market, but in the u.s., more than 20 million. a lot and growing 10,000 per day. >> what about china? >> china is an interesting market. copyright in terms of in figuring out the local markets. we are taking a wait and see approach. we would love to eventually be -- >> more than one billion people. >> we would love to be in every market. >> what is the advanced to being in sweden? >> the advantage, i think, we wee for media in particular, have one of the more progressive landscapes. to give you some idea of what i mean, in sweden, not just with music -- netflix is available. which does notce require you to be a cable survivor -- subscriber. you can buy it on a standalone basis. you can get sports on a standalone basis training over the internet. for us to test his new features and functionality on that audience is remarkable. yo

in a lot of industries ui seeing companies spinoff divisions that were nice to have but didn't reallyo anything to the core competence of the business. >> are there companies that need outside activism? there are families there who have been that led companies for generations will stop -- for generations. are they the perfect end of company to go after? >> some of them really are, as you say, and the stone age. but the volkswagens of this world are leaders in what they do because they have family ownership that takes a 20-year view. not a 20-minute y >> what is the distinction between shareholder laws in the u.s. versus europe? are they nicer there? >> actually, they are not nicer. the ways its to shareholders to become more active, there are more defense mechanisms naturally in the european system. >> and governments are getting involved. you have the french government getting involved, u.k. government getting involved with astrazeneca. >> it is a good and bad thing going on in europe. the types of deals we are seeing in the telco space suggests the european regulators and government

ui watching tv at night and you geur tv that says the front door is in the open or in the refrigeratornd a message to your spouse's phone so it is kind of bringing everything connected to get there. stuart: you are 40 years younger than i am at least. therefore you get this and you are prepared to say yes, i am going to do this. >> it is about making it released easy and easy for everybody to get it. it doesn't matter how old you are. it matters if there's a place for this in your life and if it is easy to do that. >> i am not sold. i don't have any problems making it lists of what i need to buy. stuart: what sold me is you could speak, turn the heat down to 65. >> what if someone steals that or packs in to it which is a story today? >> all sorts of security issues along with it but as with everything, if apple or google's phone could bring this to the mainstream there will be many security measures they have to look at. stuart: does this restore apple to the king of cold? >> they are trying many things, rumors about the i watch coming got but apple is going to have to play nice with t

>> we are working with the ui on that issue. there is some capability at the moment that is full. there is more that is being built. the eu has had some regulatory challenges in getting some of these through. there is one in lithuania that will be built soon. there has also been a sharp decrease in demand for energy in europe. that is partly because the price of coal has come down quite a bit. iny are making coal cheaper europe. there has been a transition from dos to coal. there has been a very warm winter. beo not know that we would investors. that is for the private sector to do. the europeang with union to make these is financial unthinkable as they can be. >> according to the center for strategic and international eddies, saving ukraine from its double matted his advantage if a matter of money and political reform. they say the only way to extract ukraine from the immediate payment crisis is to provide money for them. that does not address the fundamental problem that resulted in ukraine's indebtedness in the first place. do you agree with that view? what do you think we shou

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ui for letting me be here. thank you for not wandering off while we found our seats. i listened to the last panel. it was enlightening. almost every topic that came up was one that we dealt with in our committee. i was happy to hear the discussion about the sustainable growth rate formula appeal. you talk about bipartisanship, it was a repeal of a problem, that, as the lady said, is what bedeviled this town for over 15 years, and it passed the energy and commerce committee 15 1-0. henry waxman was my sponsor. you did not read about it, because who wants to write about it when things work? by february 6, we actually had to sign off, all three committees, house and senate, republicans and democrats, the big guys on each committee, chairman and ranking members, we hit a wall with the senate on february 6, and as a consequence, we ended up passing something on the house side that was not likely to pass in the senate, but here's the good news. everyone has agreed on the policy. every republican in the house of representatives has voted for that policy. now, whether it is i

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>> so this could be the effect, the expiration of the emergency ui. >> when that program expires, thethe workforce. >> this is something we have been anticipateng. >> they're no longer unemployment. they're not looking for worth. >> does this prove krueger right or wrong that they will not exert downward pressure as yellen expects. >> i think it proves them right. >> freddy krueger? what is he talking about now? >> people who were paying attention -- >> the long-term unemployed ain't coming back. they are more likely to leave the workforce than come back into the workforce. the fed should not consider this group of people as being part of the slack in the labor market. >> what is short-term unemployment? >> it's normal. if back to historical norms. rick, zandi didn't even know you were here on wednesday. >> that's all right. we don't need the markets. we can just massage the incomes. >> don't be mean. i want the market to go up on this. it's a great number, and i'm happy. no? >> the stock market did go up but not very much. >> i know. >> dow futures were up four. they shot up to maybe

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