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May 4, 2018
Joining me now for more here at the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting are Hobson Powell, Vice President, for Optimization Services, at Oath - of which Yahoo Finance is a part - and Joaquin Blaya, former President of Univision and CEO of Telemundo.

Joining me now for more here at the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting are Hobson Powell, Vice President, for Optimization Services, at Oath - of which Yahoo Finance is a part - and Joaquin Blaya, former President of Univision and CEO of Telemundo.

Live from the Berkshire floor - Hobson Powell and Joaquin Blaya

How Blockchain Tech Can Improve The Sports And Fitness Industry With Netflix-Like Streaming Options
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When digital options are available, brick and mortar locations experience less foot traffic.  With the example of declining gym memberships in mind, these two elements of blockchain technologies can open up doors for retail consumers interested in participating in fitness classes, sport lessons, or receiving tips and for professionals interested in providing their services to an audience looking to personally develop.

When digital options are available, brick and mortar locations experience less foot traffic.  With the example of declining gym memberships in mind, these two elements of blockchain technologies can open up doors for retail consumers interested in participating in fitness classes, sport lessons, or receiving tips and for professionals interested in providing their services to an audience looking to personally develop.

How Blockchain Tech Can Improve The Sports And Fitness Industry With Netflix-Like Streaming Options

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FILE - In this Sept. 16, 2017 file photo, Jeffrey Tambor attends the BAFTA Los Angeles TV Tea Party in Beverly Hills, Calif. Netflix says that Jeffrey Tambor will appear in the next season of "Arrested Development." Earlier this year, Tambor exited Amazon's "Transparent" amid misconduct allegations made by his former assistant and an actress on the show. Tambor has denied the harassment claims and said he was "profoundly disappointed" in how Amazon handled the matter. (Photo by Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File)
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Netflix says that Jeffrey Tambor will appear in the next season of "Arrested Development."
Tambor exited Amazon's "Transparent" earlier this year amid misconduct allegations made by his former assistant and an actress on the show.
Tambor has denied the harassment claims and said he was "profoundly disappointed" in how Amazon handled the matter.
A Netflix spokesperson said Friday that Tambor will be included in the fifth season of "Arrested Development."
Further details, including the extent of Tambor's role and when the season will debut, were unavailable.
A recut version of season four that puts the story line in chronological order began streaming on Netflix this week.