you know the westech out in and out of the pandemic.connect e-commerce from 10 years ago today, the chart is still up and to the right. it's just that you had two years in a pandemic. the economy is normalizing. the world is normalizing. currencies are aggressively fluctuating. we have been talking about that since may. what do i know? in the future, i know after the pandemic, you are going to have some adjustment. i know salesforce slowed hiring a bit earlier in the year. are you expecting any job cuts or cost cuts? >> we all invested aggressively in the last two years. we are absorbing those investments into our businesses now. we have a lot online and moving forward to enable that and energize it and motivated. you're right, we did a slow are hiring but do i need to see other changes? who knows what's going to happen. our intention is to get the $50 billion in revenue by fy 26. last year, we did 26 billion. this year $31 billion did. emily: i saw you on the stage in bunny ears. how's it going to have a co-ceo? are you spending less t

in new york, we saw westech fall nearly two dollars before widening back towards $86.tting a lift in asia trading. generally, as we mentioned, stabilizing, for the same for brent crude. the bears headwinds are still out there in addition to the macroeconomic conditions, we have slowing global growth and rising interest rates. perhaps the most immediate concern, we've got the biden administration planning to release an additional 10 million barrels of oil in november, from a strategic oil reserves, as part of the huge release that was mentioned back in march. in its latest release as opec talks about cutting production and impose bands on russian oil. looking at brent, you will notice the big picture crude, lost a third of its value since early june. so not much to push out of the range, later on the fact that the arab emirates is accelerating its plan to increase its output. it hopes to get to 5 million barrels a day. by 2025. a lot more oil coming on the market, while demand is a big question with these recessionary dives. rishaad: some of that caused by what is going