of ali baba towards the end b.c. i think cloud will be the main business of ali baba in the future and quote this was back in 20 team but why are companies like amazon so focused on these cloud services. well because it's a massive new space and there's so much room and so you still consider the fact as you said that alibaba and amazon are essentially the same company in terms of being these online retailers where you go in there and you buy stuff online have a sense your home what's interesting about these companies is they have very similar trajectories in these other spaces they want to involve themselves in the difference between amazon amazon an hourly bob is that alibaba is primarily has its strength in obviously asian markets and specifically in china the number one market place in china and was on globally is larger in this space and certainly globally larger in terms of cloud computing but that's where alibaba sees an opportunity so they're saying this is a $100000000000.00 opportunity just in china itself t

ali baba uses the a link form to help with statistical analysis machine learning and with generating personalized product recommendations one hurdle may be understanding the descriptions as for now these are mainly in chinese. much of china cyberspace remains cut off behind a great fire wall so the fact that chinese tech giant ali baba made the algorithms behind its ai platform public is a hugely surprising step one open source developers probably dreamed about in the pioneering beginnings. when the computer age was done software was free to use for then came the 1st companies that sold software for money and slowly programs became proprietary secrets the open source movement was a response to this development idealistic coders wanted to reintroduce freely accessible code and to this day open source follows key principles it's free for everyone to study and use access develop and distribute. and everyone should contribute something. among the best known open source projects today are the firefox browser the operating system linux and the online encyclopedia wiki. but open source soft

thank you kristie let's bring in more expert analysis from our friend todd horowitz chief strategist at baba trading above let's let's actually start with these unemployment numbers 6600000 claims in a week. and it seems it's only going to get worse we talked about how it could reach 30 percent or just earlier this week what do you make of these numbers and how concerning is this. you know if they're worthless or meaningless because we know it's going to happen this is not a surprise this isn't because of a major economic slowdown this is because companies have to close because we can't create now is going to cause a problem yes there's going to be a problem in the supply chain they're going to be a plot problem everywhere and many of these businesses will never come back but the other day it's not something that happened because the overall economy was weakening i mean i felt we were already in a recession before we got to this part but this is just all news driven and again you've got to shut down so business at the layoff employees and that's what we're trying to see them avoid by all thi

is an instruction stay at home protect lives and then you will be doing your part let's bring in the baba who is live in london via skype and the health sector the same that capacity is always above the need at the moment. that's right he is trying to reassure people that even though the number of deaths recorded continues to write. and in fact seems to be doubling about every 3 days this was predicted and he says that nobody should be worried about the capacity within the national health service of course britain is building temporary hospitals not just here in london but around the country places like megan got scared and now in smaller towns like heritage in the north of england ready full expected. if you like in the next few weeks but he's in his message was that it was that spec possibly even before the coronavirus arrived and that with the new temporary hospitals out it there should be room for everybody to be treated safely of course another concern has has been the protective equipment that they had or in many cases they said they didn't have a now imposed a says a total of almos

indians actually live in rural areas we've had a clarification from the health ministry said that now baba shops and salons allow it to open because they don't sell ice they sell services so not only essential items are being allowed to be sold but not known essential services we're not seeing any easing of restrictions in places like delhi most of delhi is considered is filled rather with hotspots and we're actually seeing more restrictions and other places like the southern state of tamil nadu for instance india's most populous state of water predation has extended the bad on public gatherings until the end of june so the situation really depends on where you are in the country but certainly shops being allowed to open is a huge relief to the millions of indians again and on hotspots zones who owned small standalone shops. muslims in pakistan have observed the 1st day of ramadan with prime minister imran khan human calls from clerics to keep mosques open despite the coronavirus pandemics some clerics urged worshippers to fill out mosques saying their faith will protect them from the dise

we're having problems with madame baba's skype connection we may try a little bit later but now we can speak to dr mohamed minea he's overall a just at lancaster university in the u.k. and joins us via skype doctor many of thank you so much for joining us here on the algae is iraq and now there's a lot of guess that we don't know but from what we do know about boris johnson's condition what do you make of it and how significant is it that he is now in intensive care. yes thank you for having having me on the show this late or even into. this could all know about astronomy into 2 stages of infection the 1st one is a very mild version of flu like a sickness from 5 to 7 days and most of the be political were but people who do not recover the 1st of $5.00 to $7.00 days that turn into more t.v. ratings stage where it appeared to be boris johnson is in that stage their policy to moral and the fluid from the isn't really stored in the loft and the person is not coping be infection on its own that is tony bennett to acquired an extra help and that is the criteria when people are transmitted to

settling back down not over go back to 20 but i don't see it's going to 30 anytime soon horwitz of baba trading thank you so much for your insight as always we'll have you back soon. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when there is so much more after the problem and as we go to break here are those numbers at the close. micrographs sions aren't slights against you know whites or men for example there's their sites against women or nonwhites so it's always you know the idea is that statements that directed toward a privileged group are interpreted differently than a statement directed toward an oppressed group and so that's kind of the whole framework and it's a it's a political framework that's used the result is of course focusing at least on certain kinds of minor slights and saying well rather than north or then we need to call attention to them but it's not all slight so it's very political and it's funny that. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you

settling back down not over go back to 20 but i don't see it's going to 30 anytime soon horowitz of baba trading thank you so much for your insight as always we'll have you back soon. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when there is so much more after the problem and as we go to break here are those numbers at the close. in london julian assange standing trial on whether he will be extradited to the u.s. to face espionage charges the stakes could not be higher. even life is on the line freedom of speech is also on trial though you wouldn't know that stream media. under our attention is biased in some way want to know about more so we have the list so she does all this information what else how many people died what will this book say. what are other. factors that it is. to make a better outcome. if it's by the by some of this neutral bias. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. as well as a survival guide. customers go by you are just. now. that's undercutting no

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ali baba, it's a must buy. chinese amazon doing incredibly well here. and the stock refuses to quit. china is open for business but people are still wary, so they're going to ali baba. i hope they stop going to wet markets. it's the only chinese stock i'm recommending there are a bunch of other names, too i like chewy, the pet food online same thing with peloton, although my wife still has the clothes still hanging on it. she moved out to the hamptons a long time ago. and the cybersecurity companies have become a lot more company in a world where people are working from the less secure computers at home as we know from the zoom bombing. here's three i like. acta, z-scale, a favorite of heather gaines, who is in the control room tonight, and crowd strike maybe i'll put an acronym together maybe go to @ jim cramer on twitter and make up not an akry anymore like f.a.n.g. and everybody stole, but i promise to have it by monday because i got a lot of time to kill because there's nothing to do. bottom line, rule number one, stick with the winners and leave th

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baba is a cayman and hong kong company. accounting is not the same you're not going to get the same kind of multiple it's not growing as fast as amazon it's trying to get the additional leverage. the answer is no i own both >> i'm a young investor, i have 30 years before i need my money. are treasuries worth buying at these yields >> first of all, kudos to you starting early over your investment time horizon the chances of treasuries producing a ton of returns, you do is own a more diversified bond portfolio that that can offset the risks. >> michael to you from stewart where do you see mondalese over the next year? >> i like them for the next year it's one of the stocks i own it's a 20% discount to the peer group. it's still earning money as people are eating at home. i think it will move with the markets and may outperform if we see further market weakness. >> all right let's do a round two stones throw from where you are right noi. what do you think of 3m. it's an all minnesota round here >> it really is. i like it, scot

but the baba joins me now live from london via skype i think it was only a few days ago as in thursday evening when we saw some images of the prime minister he stepped outside briefly to applaud workers of the national health system that was thursday it's now monday and it seems an incredibly quick the terry aeration what else do we know. that's right barbara when when he did appear in downing street on thursday evening about a close for health care workers he didn't look a well man it's whole lots of people commented on that but it's not a surprising development for somebody who has coronavirus who has covered 19 as he did and went into isolation over 10 days ago whole thing is to change very quickly every day in terms of a number of days that's not a surprising development he was admitted to since almost his hospital on the south bank of the river thames on sunday evening local time we were told that was full precaution as a precautionary step and he'd be receiving routine checks it's understood that shakes you to do and he breathing difficulties and that was also because he was stil

you're like ali baba. i'm very lucky! i love to travel! have you done much travelling? not... just here, it's not easy to go move, or to travelling another country. so you get travellers to come to you? yeah! you have steps here... this is actually couch surfing, so in theory you stay for free. 0k, have steps, five... you live in a castle! yeah. it's a website and you can find people on it, they have profiles, and they want to travel or they want to meet travellers, and that's how it works. now, come here, the lift. oh, this is home! we've landed, thank you! shukran. i have had a wide range of couch experiences, i've slept on floors, on mattresses like this, i've slept on couches, and also i have couch slept in africa where the toilet‘s outside, and it's a hole in the ground. i think it probably helps not seeing, i don't see the dirt or the danger or the holes, ijust get on with it. the main thing is you're meeting the people, the local hosts and sharing their food and their culture and their knowledge and whatever they can offer you. and hopefully you make friends at the en

baba grid has never properly reached such remote communities. to close this gap some united go founded. in 2008 in these kind of it is a problem is the cost of taking the grid to these areas for a small load and this is a small number of households it becomes a bit of a challenge there are a large number of such hamlets and electrified while official figures suggest india is inching closer to 100 percent household electrification the challenge to bring clean and affordability extremely remote households remains largely an address the social enterprise droids access to a crispy through renewable energy models. only if they want to actually install this but i think having seen it and i'm willing to put their initial money willing to you know create a bank account village electrification coming to get an energy from the local. only then will be coming to the solar power as a storage in the battery bank while overhead transmission lines make sure that electricity is brought to every household. the total cost of this installation was $3000000.00 rupe

increasingly convinced their act or at least near the peak of their and factions so let's go now to nadine baba who is in london dame let's let's pick up on what we were hearing there from dominic rob what else is being said about the prime minister and his and this illness and how much work he's actually doing. well reseller think it's fair to say that it's not entirely clear how it will or is johnson is or how much work he's doing what has been doing in the last few days he did actually tweet the promise to tweet in celt from hospital on monday saying that he was in good spirits now dominic rob his foreign secretary at the present briefing sent the boris johnson continues to lead the government in his receiving regular updates on the covert 19 situation he said that he was taken into hospital and remained there overnight sunday into monday as a precautionary step but we know that he was taken into hospital because he still has symptoms of a corona virus which we think include a high temperature of coughing and that he has been undergoing what downing street cold a routine checks and we're als

house for the 1st time in 6 weeks it's hoped that other restrictions will gradually be relaxed that in baba reports. it's been 6 long weeks 6 year old marco and his parents in their apartment in central madrid let's be hard for all of that kate of his 18.

they're back at their octavia street location in san francisco with a w version of their stores called baba guys express here ey're serving up smaller batches of boba tea for customers through mobile orders and speedy contactless transactions for employees are incoporating new health standards. >>amy i am not wearina mask for dinner shoe y guys but evybody are scores property. and we have gloves on we have these temperature checks you think the temperatures but it down. it's looking for weak contact tracg what you see very popular in asia, which is where i think most of that. the high standards are right now for it. and so we say what facilities and some case something does happen, you know where it comes from customers are not allowed inside the store insteathey pick up their orders at a wiow. >>jade chang with the san ancisco chamber of commerce says the reopens me more people will get their jobs back in thcity say a lot of bunesses trying to be innovative about thways that are able to be open and still being safe and all hose of this thing called the cause. >>it's lot ofbusinesses expand

facilitate a donation of 1000 ventilators that will come into thankday and i want to several people from ali baba. for their donation. that is going to be very helpful. i want to thank ambassador wang for his help. this is a big deal and it is going to make a significant difference for us. the state of oregon contacted us and is going to send hundred 40 ventilators. which ventilators paired ventilators, which is astonishing and unexpected. i want to thank all the people of the state of oregon for their thoughtfulness. again, this was unsolicited. the 140 ventilators will make a difference. it onthinking about behalf of new york and what it means for oregon. first, it was a kind gesture. i know governor brown and she is a kind person. but it is also smart from the point of view of oregon. why? because we are all in the same battle here in the battle is stopping the spread of the virus. look what they didn't china. it was in the wuhan province. wasfirst order of business to contain the virus in wuhan. why? because you want to contain the enemy. that is always the first. , we are dealing with it now

hello and welcome to focus on europe with me lara baba lola a single case could bring the pork industry to a grinding halt and caused billions of euros in losses health authorities in eastern europe are trying to fight the spread of african swine fever and are taking drastic measures to do so sometimes even against the will of the farmers it's a.

the same of the latest numbers and even efforts to try to repatriate to make a citizens are nadeem baba has been listening closely taking notes kind of given as the the headlines on this so what were the main lines that you heard and jane. well michel he was 1st paying tribute to the workers in the national health service he also gave us an update on prime minister boris johnson who spent the night in hospital overnight and a lot of people might be wondering here we're going to why eat the message being repeated by the former secretary dominic rob is that forrest johnson continues to lead the government he said in fact he said that he was the prime minister was taken to hospital in london as a precautionary step because he continues to have symptoms of a corona virus 10 days after he went into isolation. he said that the prime minister is getting regular updates and continues to lead the government's dominant rob in fact a few hours ago. at the daily cabinet meeting the president boris johnson hasn't done much he's been doing that by a video but a lot of people might be wondering well i

ministers broke down and widened stay as they discussed a multi-billion dollar rescue package that in baba has more. reminding people to stay indoors in space. the military drafted in to disinfect nursing homes and public transport despite a slowing down in the country's rated coronavirus transmission the world health organization is warning the european governments to think carefully before relaxing their lockdowns or social distancing measures one new report predicts spain's economy will shrink by between 5 percent and 9 percent this year that could leave up to 800000 people unemployed depending on when restrictions were lifted on wednesday morning european union finance ministers meeting via video conference were close to a deal on support measures for southern economies worth around $540000000000.00 but talks broke down amid a dispute between italy and the netherlands over how to apply the coronavirus recovery from portugal's marial centeno head of the euro group of euro zone finance ministers tweeted after 16 hours of discussion we came close to a deal but we're not there yet i suspen

increasingly convinced they're at or at least near the peak of there and factions is going out to entertain baba who is in london so. for shots and colleagues insist that he is still working even while in hospital but the question is is that even a good idea. that's right and that was a question richard which several journalists did to former secretary don't rob who was leading that briefing and also who chant the day he said cabinet meeting the 1st time that dominic and sorry that boris johnson hasn't done so you via video link since he actually went into isolation so. don't rock didn't really want to give much away he said he insisted that the prime minister continues to be in charge of government making decisions getting regular updates and that he stayed in hospital overnight from sunday to monday. where he was taken as a precautionary step his words because he continued to display symptoms of covert 19 those symptoms we understand that include a high temperature and a cough but he was known to have undergone tests now usually to test those tests including. things to do with the condition of

and that is that the british prime minister boris johnson has been taken to intensive care in the in baba joins us live now from london via skype. just a few hours ago we'd been told that the prime minister was in good spirits so what else do we know about the changes that have led to him being taken to intensive care. well that's right barbara bars johnson himself put out a tweet on monday saying that he was in good spirits and dominic rob at the daily briefing said much the same thing insisting that boris johnson from the hospital continues to lead the government and receive regular updates but he also admitted he hadn't spoken to the prime minister since saturday that raised a few questions and a few skeptical looks now we have got this statement from 10 downing street the spokes person of the prime minister saying that as you were mentioning in the introduction his condition how scott was in the last few hours and that we're hearing that he's been taken into intensive care we know that he was taken into some thomas' hospice so. in central london on sunday because of those continuing c

now starting to demand answers we have reports from united states and also from europe when not in baba begins our coverage. disinfecting a nursing home in. the region at the center of italy's colleague 19 outbreak these pictures show russian military doctors helping out their italian colleagues at a scandal now surrounds italy's largest nursing home in nearby milan where at least 143 people have died since the beginning of march. families of residents there are demanding answers following reports medical staff was stopped from using protective gear prosecutors are now investigating that facility and more than a dozen others italy's officially recorded over 22000 coronavirus deaths but most care home deaths are not included in some doctors suspect the real figure could be twice as high. in spain the government ordered the 17 autonomous regions to unify their criteria on counting the dead the official tolls stands at almost 20000 but it doesn't take into account the deaths of people who had covered going to symptoms but were not tested including thousands of people in care homes i think.

the 5th country to pass that milestone in while belgium says it will start easing restrictions on the baba has will live. here all the better long live the 25th of april long list freedom the words of a former resistance fighter jaring world war 2 son to java nitze who stuck at home with the italian capital rome. the nation wide looked means on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of fascism the hanging slides from their windows up and down the country instead of holding parades and the 196 year old former parties on the salinas forces that's heartening. right now depend more important an anti-fascist demonstrations between must also keep them alive especially at the start because a dismemberment we might destroy everything of detail in democratic states in the name open denecke that is very dangerous and very uncertain. it's that uncertainty that's behind belgium's approach as it plans to gradually lift restrictions despite having the highest coronavirus death rate per capita europe from the 4th of may when the 1st shots reopened everyone aged 12 or over will have to wear a mask on publ

lockdown restrictions in europe children have been allowed out of the house for the 1st time that the in baba reports. it's been 6 long weeks stuck inside for 6 year old marco and his parents in their apartment in central madrid and it's been hard for all of them kate of his 18th so physical activity and a lot of that that those activities outside is suspect in him somehow he's more never said. this a call to mine it sometimes. since the lockdown came in adults have been allowed to go out for essential reasons but children haven't so sunday was a big day for market people. the new rules apply to children up to the age of 13 only. to go out with up to 3 children for one hour and no further than one kilometer from their home. they still have to observe distancing as these drone reminds people mean they can't beat up with their friends and parks remain closed in most places especially since warned of the effect of the lockdown on children's health and mental well being and this 9 year old has certainly missed just getting out. the streets i missed the streets and the park and feeling the air in

go outside and not take part in basically the economy ok very uncertain times the lie ahead for 19 baba thank you very much indeed i will not to mention spain there they've reported another new high in the number of daily deaths from corona virus some 950 people have died in the past 24 hours that takes the country's total to more than 10000 another 8000 people infected the number of confirmed cases there is now going beyond 110000 while those latest numbers put spain on a par with italy just being the worst hit. tree in europe get more now from our sahara she's a spanish journalist joining me now live from madrid marta that's well over 100 people have died in the last 24 hours is there any hope in sight over in spain while health ministers have ministers sources say that we haven't reached the at the peak of the current figures or sterilizing so their mother might be a little bit of hope for us but today we have $150.00 car buyers dead in spain in the last 24 hours again the deadliest day with more than $10000.00 in total writing the death rate to 9.07 percent another day with more tha

returned to taiwan where lucy baba zines has already spent several months the island nation anticipated the coronavirus crisis early on and in contrast to europe hardly anything to change in terms of public life once a week you see it meets with a timely student for a language exchange where they practice mandarin and french. impressed me with a new vocabulary how about corner of your house. in order to reduce the risk of infection all the public water fountains have been turned off so i did the opposite because when people drink the water they touch the spout with their mouths. ok with 6 hours so that makes sense i guess of all my bottle somewhere else. public transport on the other hand was never interrupted them it would all definitely wear a mask in the subway. a 1000000 last. little discipline demonstrated by the taiwanese has been exemplary people still have vivid memories of the czar's epidemic in 2003. that was a problem we can all remember how it was during the sars outbreak the taipei hospital was so overwhelmed with patients it had to be shut down many young people died. sinc

returned to taiwan where lucy baba zines has already spent several months the island nation anticipated the coronavirus crisis early on and in contrast to europe hardly anything changed in terms of public life once a week you see it meets with the taiwanese student for a language exchange where they practice mandarin and french. impressed me with a give ok having mary how about a corner of your house. in order to reduce the risk of infection all the public water fountains have been turned off so i did the opposite because when people drink the water they touch the spout with their mouths. ok next hour so that makes sense i guess of all my bottle somewhere else. public transport on the other hand was never interrupted on this board and i'll definitely wear a mask in the subway. a 1000000 messed up. the discipline demonstrated by the time when his has been exemplary people still have vivid memories of the czar's epidemic in 2003. that was a problem that all we can all remember how it was during the sars outbreak the taipei hospital was so overwhelmed with patients it had to be shut down m

after days in tents of care is due back at work on monday to lead the much criticized response i mean baba has more on other european countries too. here i'll bring. you all the better tell long live the 25th of april long live freedom the words of a former resistance fighter jaring world war 2 some type of a nazi who stuck at home in the italian capital rome. the nation wide looked out means on the 75th anniversary of liberation and the end of fascism the hanging fly eggs from their windows up and down the country instead of holding parades and the 196 year old former parties and who fought in the salinas forces that's heartening to me yeah. right now depend more important an anti-fascist demonstrations between must also keep them alive especially at this time because the dismemberment we might destroy everything of the italian democratic state in the name open demick that is very dangerous and very uncertain. it's that uncertainty that's behind belgium's approach as it plans to gradually lift restrictions despite having the highest coronavirus death rate per capita europe from the 4th of