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ibm. let's create. scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. it is time for stock of the hour.aramount's in the spotlight. it is declining after edgar brockner jr. dropped out of the bidding for the company. there are reports paramount is selling some assets before the expected sale. bloomberg intelligence analyst he to ranga nothing covers the industry and has been keeping tabs on the story. what is your read? did bronfman drop out on his own or did guide dance pressure paramount to end discussions? >> it could be a little bit of both. he had the 11th hour bid coming in at the end of the 45 day go shop period. he was gobbling together 20 outside investors. it looks like what happened is the deal collapsed because he could not get the financial backing. he had made a $6 billion offer for paramount. according to reports, he could not get the backing for the deal. you're right that sky dents may have played a art because they were extensively annoyed by this last-minute thing. they were publicly, they did -- they voiced their displeasure about it. scarlet: paramount was obliged t

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the intel gaudi3ai service on ibm cloud in early 2025. so let's get right to the floor show and dig into all of this action. i have thomas hayes and scott bower. so good having you both here on the important nvidia day. i don't know if you have a watch party but, scott, i want to start with you, a carson group analyst said "deaf taxes and nvidia beats on earnings are three things you can bank on. i think he's right. we talk a lot alaska the beauty ovlow expectations and i think this was the pain of high expectations. the market doesn't seem to care, scott. why? >> no, it really was and this is a classic case and monday morning quarterbacking right now and classic case of buy the rumor sell the news. hype and excitement especially as nvidia rally rallied off the lows from three weeks ago or so. and even though these numbers were blow out numbers and yes, blowout, 32 billion in profit -- in revenue for second quarter here. the guidance was not quite as good as expected and then the uncertainty surrounding that new process or the blackwell p

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i am calling about ibm, big blue. i usually just bet on lsu to defeat arkansas, stealing candy from a baby, ibm with the market upholding for 20, 25 years now quantum computing, i am hearing about commercial security. is quanta computing the real deal and will ibm -- >> you don't need quantum computing to be the real deal, they are executing like a fast gillette razor i like what is going on. i think the stock valuation is not stretch, they are doing a terrific job. buy, buy, buy. mike in oregon. >> looking to increase my industrial inspector, i own honeywell and stanley black & decker and want a new position in eton or dover, which is the one to start with? >> no, both great, connected to data center but dover has the less data center as a percentage of its mosaic than eaton. buy dover. i know because you are a club member, that is the one you want. let's go to daniel in alabama. >> jim, longtime listener. my mother, my father, my aunt. moderna, pre-pandemic buyer, trimmed along the way, price action recently, what y

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the ibm spokesperson agreed to an interview. i wanted to ask him about the so called holocaust law and the allegations of the institute place the crucial charts in the law and justice parties efforts to politicize opponents task. however, that interview didn't happen. once the ibm allowed us to fill in their archives, the interview cancelled at the very last minute, and they said nobody else was available to speak to us. they offered a written statement instead, despite numerous follow ups, that statement never came. however, it's not just the ip in poland or in fact the holocaust that are part of the politicized narrative. politicians and governments have long sold the frame, the pounds in a way that suits their political agendas and the present turkey still the noise that the armenian genocide in the 19 ten's ever took place. the serbian government to this day tries to twist the fact of its ethnic, cleansing of muslims in kosovo and bosnia. in the 1990s in china, the decade long and phone go incarceration of weak yours has bee

ibm has not responded to a request for comment. and there are plans for paramount global including a partnership with a tech giant such as amazon or apple to improve the streaming service. the heir to the seagrams labor ford put it in control of paramount last week. bloomberg reports that they believe paramount needs more specific skills in term of ad sales, licensing and growing a customer base. paramount plus has 68 million subscribers. that is far fewer than rivals such as netflix and disney plus, frank. >> interesting to see this play out. taking a look at paramount global shares. up .5%. thank you very much. turning attention to the big event for the markets this week that, is nvidia earnings set to report on wednesday. shares jumping 4% on friday adding to the staggering year to date gains. now up over 160%. but that is just nothing compared to the last ten years. take a look at this chart. this is quite the chart. nvidia shares are up over 26,000% during that time. expectations around results for this quarter, they're sky hi

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much of the defined benefit some employees going back to the image in ibm but i think ibm is a relatively stable implement. when i look here it says the number average number of jobs someone holds in a six year period making 24 is 5.7. average of 4.5 from 25 to 34 and 2.9 from 35 to 44. it does seem like our current job market, people move a lot and the defined contribution allows you to take that with you as opposed to, i have to vest for five years to qualify, which is what we do in the federal government if you're not here for five years you don't vest. it seems to be a major advantage of defined contribution as opposed to defined-benefit. >> thank you. i think younger workers have always been more prone to move around. certifying that. >> this shows in the 30s workers are moving around. >> yes. i also think there's a bit of a chicken and an egg thing. private employers moved away from incentivizing careers and we see less people having longer careers. in contrast, the public sector has maintained that stable workforce incentivizing careers it's not uncommon to walk in a school see a t

shifting our attention to ibm, remember ibm was the original a.i.ith watson, and all that stuff they were doing many years ago. here is 3.5% dividend yield with a 1% annualized dividend growth over the next three years. charles: right. >> and then lastly mccormick, the spice company, it's a, not just on your consumer, on your grocery shelves but also wholesale spices ingredients in many of the goods you own and buy. here dividend yield of 2.2. growing annualized dividend growth over the next three years we expect about 6%. charles: all right. so you want to get paid while you wait but you also want to get paid. jack, thank you so much, my friend i appreciate it. >> thanks, charles. charles: my next guest, his firm came into the year with the lowest target on the s&p 500, 4200 i believe. i don't know they adjusted this. bring in jpmorgan chief global strategist david kelly. david, a lot of firms started chasing right? as the year went on, your firm stayed pretty steadfast at 4200. what did you see at the beginning of the year that may be starting to

you mention the benefit going back to what you mention ibm. ibm has a relatively stable employment.hen i look here it says the average number of jobs someone holds in the six year period from 18 -- 24 is 5.7. an average of four-point live from 25 until 34. and 2.9 from 35 to 44. it does seemed like our current job market people move a lot thedefined contribution allows u to take that with you as opposed to weight, at the vesta for five years before i qualify which is what we do in the federal government. if youle are not here for five years you do not vest. there doesn't seem to be a major advantage of a defined contribution as opposed to a defined benefit. >> thank you. i think younger workers have always been more prone to move around and switched jobs. >> this shows if you will even in the 30s workers are moving around. >> yes there is a bit of a chicken and egg thing. private employers moved away from incentivizing careers we see less people having longer careers. in contrast the public sector has maintained a stable workforce incentivizing careers is not uncommon to walk into a

i think of ibm having relatively stable employment. and says the average number of jobs someone holds in a six-year period from 18 toe to 24 is 5.7. an average from 25 to 34 and 2.9 from 35 to 44. it does seem like our current job market, people move a lot and the defined contribution allows-- (inaudible) as opposed to five years before i qualify. which we dothere are changes and there's always been turnover, you know, the incentives have changed dramatically. >> if you added defined benefit, people are more likely to stay with their job. >> we to that. >> i'll say whenever i read a large number, meta is laying off a lot of people, it's often not the workers choice it's the employer's choose to point that out. mr. stevens, the anxiety of an investor dependent upon her retirement about the kind of stock market moving up and down. it's one thing if you have a cushion and in your experience, another, oh, my gosh, i'm 10 years away. you mentioned the term, step up and lock in. now, i'm guessing that from what i'm hearing from you, that wou

ibm. let's create. cheryl: could good morning. i'm cheryl casone for maria bartiromo. it is monday, august 12, 8:00 a.m. east coast time for hot topic of the hour a "fox business" exclusive, president trump to sue government over 2022 mar-a-lago raid result in federal case involving classified documents lydia hu with more. >> good morning, cheryl former president donald trump putting government on notice plans to sue them for 100 million dollars over the mar-a-lago raid from two years ago prosecution of documents case that followed in this notice filed with government last week, trump accuses department of justice and fbi of invasion of privacyy malicious prosecution abuse of process, lawyers talked to "fox business" exclusively saying goal to keep trump from running for office again. >> we have a word for that throne around a lot in this case, is kate precise election interference what president trump believes entire special counsel investigation was about. interfering with his ability to get elected. >> trump's lawyer raises a number of issues, one the way the search

i mean sorry, ibm has crucial designs centers in israel. it's it's just and you know, many of our leading medical technologies from pfizer, astrazeneca, you know, all the various. all are were invented in israel largely. and sdi i was a great advocate of. sdi actually showed ronald reagan, his first microchip and said this would enable of strategic defense to intercept missiles as they in. but the us never really developed sdi is too much bureaucracy, but the israelis were a partner, was in sdi from the beginning. they were the only partners and then they created iron dome and sling and arrow three, the really the strategic defense, a vindication of reagan's vision, of intercept the missiles from iran and the current war in the middle east. and in fact, you write, when it comes to that issue, if there should ever occur an all out missile attack against the us, israeli technology will be the reason we will likely survive. no, that's george gilder you say that the israelis is also a book about philosophy. what do you mean? well, my my favorit

i think of ibm having relatively stable employment.nd says the average number of jobs someone holds in a six-year period from 18 toe to 24 is 5.7. an average from 25 to 34 and 2.9 from 35 to 44. it does seem like our current job market, people move a lot and the defined contribution allows-- (inaudible) as opposed to five years before i qualify. which we dothere are changes and there's always been turnover, you know, the incentives have changed dramatically. >> if you added defined benefit, people are more likely to stay with their job. >> we to that. >> i'll say whenever i read a large number, meta is laying off a lot of people, it's often not the workers choice it's the employer's choose to point that out. mr. stevens, the anxiety of an investor dependent upon her retirement about the kind of stock market moving up and down. it's one thing if you have a cushion and in your experience, another, oh, my gosh, i'm 10 years away. you mentioned the term, step up and lock in. now, i'm guessing that from what i'm hearing from you, that would

ibm. let's create.chest man will deliver his once a year public address today at the shareholders meeting. i reporter joins us now from mumbai. what are the key things we are watching out for? maybe some news around potential listings? >> this is an important day for the industries, india's largest private enterprise, so those who are watching are looking for updates on the ipo's, when is the telecom, and in 2019, the chairman hinted about the index at five years, so investors will be looking at the telecom convention so it can unlock rallies and can give them a key on where investors can exit and make money. the second is about the retail convention, hinting at an ipo, but they will also be looking at the fine line set by the chairman, and they are expecting a big announcement of a pet project, and they have ambitious plans, fast forwarding the consumer goods sector, and one last thing is the new energy business. we expect that the factors will be opened by this year, so investors are all waiting for t

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ibm. let's create. industrials down 30 points, nasdaq down 11.55. let's get some final thoughts from this esteemed panel. john lonski. >> this friday we're getting the report, july pce, price index coming out. but more importantly, let's focus on what should be another slow increase, very low increase by personal income relative to consumer spending. you cannot have consumer spending outrun personal income indefinitely. maria: and we're waiting on nvidia tonight after the bell. jonathan fahey. >> two questions, will this be kamala's only interview curl this campaign -- during this campaign and, two, will dana if bash ask her what the plan is for the 20s plus million illegal ail agains in -- aliens in this country. is the plan for amnesty? maria: i like the question. president trump told me he has to deport them all. >> tiana lowe derek everybody. >> i want to hear what she lied about, but how much money the ev mandates are costing. maria: yeah, that is a big deal. thank you so much, jonathan, john and t

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ibm. let's create. caroline: you are looking at a live shot of the principal room.chnology" podcast. find it on the terminal, as well as online on apple, spotify, and i heart. this is bloomberg. ed: sources telling bloomberg open a.i. is getting closer to raising funding at evaluation at more than $100 billion in around. kind of knew about this back in december. you and i reported about the idea of like a primary, more secondary, pretty big number. more details, please. >> that's right. so open a.i. is advancing talks to raise a new round of financing that would value it about $100 billion, and that would be from $1 billion. caroline: do we know why they're raising funding? >> developing a.i. is incredibly expensive, right? so according to an employee memo written by the open a.i. c.f.o. yesterday, the company is doing this because they need to cover their operating and computing costs. the incredible cost of g.p.u.'s they need to keep scaling up the large language model to see reach their goal of reaching artificial general intelligence. that is a product that just

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ibm. let's create. maria: welcome back.e jd vance slamming a taxpayer funded initiative in michigan that is benefiting a chinese battery plant. cheryl casone with details. >> donald trump and jd vance will be campaigning together in the rust belt states, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania all this week. but before that, jd vance visited big rapids, michigan. he spoke out against a chinese backed company that's trying to build an ev battery plant in the town. watch. >> even some of the folks in obamas' administration said that the goshen factory plant is a threat to america's national security. even obama's leader pship. but kamala harris not only wants to allow the chinese communist party to build factories on american soil, she wants to pay them to do it with our tax money. >> the harris campaign firing back saying, quote, vice president harris does not support any kind of electric vehicle mandate but her record looks different on the topic. 2019, as a senator, she was a co-sponsor of the zero emissions vehicles act a, 2

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