bezos phone. we have details. and cloud and ai. we talk big themes shaping the big tech. when we will hear from microsoft and alphabet in davos. and we begin with tech earnings that began this week. netflix, ibm, and texas instruments all reported. tuesday brought us netflix s fourth-quarter results, which showed subscribers passed a 100 million milestone outside of the u.s., a boon for its international footprint. what the company also questioned on subscribers this quarter, saying growth would not be as robust. we covered it all with emarketer forecasting analyst eric haggstrom and ceo of tru optik, andre swanstone. eric: they are pretty strong in the developed markets already. there s not a lot of growth for them specifically in the u.s. looking abroad, they have a lot of room to grow, but that growth will be difficult. when you talk about that 7 million subscriber guidance, it is actually pretty strong compared to you one in 2019. when you look at the year-over-year comp
we talk big themes shaping the big tech. when we will hear from microsoft and alphabet in davos. and we begin with tech earnings that began this week. netflix, ibm, and texas instruments all reported. tuesday brought us netflix s fourth-quarter results, which showed subscribers passed a 100 million milestone outside of the u.s., a boon for its international footprint. the company also cautioned on subscribers this quarter, saying growth would not be as robust. we covered it all with emarketer forecasting analyst eric haggstrom and ceo of tru optik, andre swanstone. eric: they are pretty strong in the developed markets already. there s not a lot of growth for them specifically in the u.s. looking abroad, they have a lot of room to grow, but that growth will be difficult. when you talk about that 7 million subscriber guidance, it is actually pretty strong compared to q one in 2019. when you look at the year-over-year comparisons, they are very weak compared to last year s. tayl
cloud and ai. we talked big themes shaping tech. we hear from executives from microsoft. would begin with tech earnings that began this week. netflix, ibm, and texas instruments reported tuesday. subscribers passed a 100 million milestone outside of the u.s., a boon for the international footprint. but they also cautioned on subscribers, saying growth would not be as robust. we covered it all with our guests. they are pretty strong in the developed markets. there is not a lot of growth for them in the u.s. looking abroad, they have a lot of room to grow, but that will be difficult. when we talk about that 7 million subscriber guidance, that is compared to a strong q1 in 2019. when you look at the year-over-year comparisons they are very weak compared to last year s. taylor: let me get your thoughts on this. typically, they are conservative when they forecast some of their guidance. do you feel netflix is being conservative, or is there real potential underway? potential slo
we have details. cloud and ai. we talked big themes shaping tech. we hear from executives from microsoft. would begin with tech earnings that began this week. netflix, ibm, and texas instruments reported tuesday. subscribers passed a 100 million milestone outside of the u.s., a boon for the international footprint. but they also cautioned on subscribers, saying growth would not be as robust. we covered it all with our guests. they are pretty strong in the developed markets. there is not a lot of growth for them in the u.s. looking abroad, they have a lot of room to grow, but that will be difficult. when we talk about that 7 million subscriber guidance, that is compared to a strong q1 in 2019. when you look at the year-over-year comparisons they are very weak compared to last year s. taylor: let me get your thoughts on this. typically, they are conservative when they forecast some of their guidance. do you feel netflix is being conservative, or is there real potential slowdo
Welcome to countdown. Im anna edwards. Lots of data to catch you up on. Manufacturing was stronger than expected, its jobs day, of course, in the United States. Revenue falling 16. 3 , it was estimated to fall by 15. 5 . More of a fall in revenues in that important barometer some say of Chinese Consumer habits. Aside from all of that, it appears to be the sentiments of the large corporates where the economy is right now. The lowest reading since the middle of 2013, basically the indicator about Business Conditions among Large Enterprises in the Manufacturing Sector issued by the bank in japan and in trouble perhaps. This is having ripple impacts on the classes. Over in japan, the nikkei down by quite a considerable margin, by more than 3 , down for its fourth day. Its spreading across asia. More broadly, lets look at the wrisk assets. The yen having in big emoves, ronger against the dahl, the pound. The dollar heading for its work week in two months. Continuing to retreat on concerns a