wele that was happening, three were like, what do we want to do next?anted to work together and we realized we had never worked with a system like this which we had developed inside the company. maybe that was something that other people would want. emily: slack now has 3 million paid users, 65% of fortune 100 companies. stewart: yes. it is not what i expected. and the potential seems like, unlimited. emily: so, what are the goals out tasty ownfar expectations? stewart: i think we are unbounded in terms of opportunity and resources. the market is just way bigger than we thought. ex-china, maybe 200 million people in the world who would inevitably be on slack or something like slack. the advantages are just so big. everyone will eventually switch, and there are 100,000 plus day,e using slack every instead of ibm, but there also firms and dental offices and small tax preparers. departmentslice using it, the norwegian department of welfare uses it, san francisco, berkeley, stanford, they use it. the federal government, the range of utility was way greater

move and wele to had to take the rubble off her. lizzie being separated from charlie and having to go through , even though she was injured and later had to be evacuated, she was a strong-willed person. husband, a note to her here it is. i am alive and well i hope to see you soon. it is a blast. -- tdy mating tour of duty. -- meaning tour of duty. see how wething to were trying to communicate. nowadays, one could send text messages at things like that and the world would know immediately. back then, one of the things i am proud of and why i think it was important that senior officials at the embassy have experience in foreign service, i said because i knew munication were so bad. very few of us had cell phones at the time. section, the counselor please call the state department operations center and ask them to contact every americans immediately -- immediate family and let them know they are right. the state department balked at doing that. my mother got a call about 6:00 in the morning in milwaukee were she was living. surprised,

say wele, we want to have been here standing up and raising our hands saying we are here to bring youaccountable experience. we want to engineer kindness and good behavior into the product through everything we do and we have been since day one. it is fascinating to see these giants apologizing, and here we are saying we have been doing this from the beginning. emily: let's talk about one of the giants in the online dating space, match, the parent company of tinder. you sue them back for patent infringement after they sued you , how would you describe your relationship status with match? are these lawsuits impacting investor sentiment and the company? whitney: first of all, we are not raising money and our growth is not impacted by any means. our users don't care about what type of lawsuit the company might be in. by the way, we are staying focused and still on track. with growth, scaling at such a level, comes challenges. we are willing to weather the storm with what comes our way. i have nothing but respect for their current ceo. she is a remarkable woman and i think we will keep do

. -- -- the worst performance in a month. , weling on a roller coaster saw its biking on inflation figuresdown again as theresa may rejected a deal. not the case for the italian rising,he 10 year is putting pressure on the finance minister to allocate more money in the budget. this has been the market concern, fears they may overspend. the german ten-year yield is rising as well. we are seeing that pushed just above the 200 day moving average and we have not seen that since the middle of may when italian populists came to power. vonnie: thank you for that wrap. in the u.s., we are moving on to a few things. ,he yield grinding ever higher we are not at the height of may just yet, but we are getting there. it could be a lot of corporate supply or pre-fomc jitters. it might even just be the fact that the fed is going to continue to raise interest rates and we have a risk on mood in the market. who knows? maybe a combination. the british pound trading at 1.3153. crude oil futures are above $70 a barrel. inventories were in earlier and it is the sixth week of a major drawdown. supply concerns a

. -- and wele to pull needed each other. we pooled our skills and authorities and tools, and then each person -- partnerships don't work if you don't think everyone is pulling their weight . we each understood what the other was doing and we built confidence in each other. i look at it, and i cannot tell you how much admiration i have. , been laiditutional down the law at the fed, tim at the new york fed and the treasury. tim would say i don't like peacocks, people have to be members of the team. that was important. >> i want to say this important thing, in our system of government, in the executive fourh we were at the top levels of government every time there was a change in the administration. the system depends on the quality of people that occupied the civil service. the treasury, the talent at the ftc and the experience at the fed and new york fed. i think one of the great advantages we had and of course we admire each other and we were lucky in our partnership before the two presidents we worked for. the huge advantag