what does this mean for nokia?very technical but effectively, there is a risk of a duopoly in this market. it is not the first time this has happened in the u.s. nokia lost at a samsung which is trying to push into this market and verizon chose them for big 5g contract. guy: what happened here? it could be pricing, could be specification, all because of different things. why an airline would go with one or the other. why are they going with erickson? >> part of -- erickson is making a big deal about the standard open round. western governments really got behind this when huawei got banned in the u.s.. it is supposed to ferment more competition in the market. there are still really big leaders. they're both competing. we are at the peak of not pass the peak of the 5g race. this is seen as a big flag. alix: what does nokia do now? >> there is still an upgrade cycle. later on in the decade, 60. u.s. contracts, i think this is why the share price was quite significant today, the u.s. contracts are the biggest, highest

it was a big question of what would happen with nokia and ericsson.ot forget in europe that nokia has done a good job of cementing the relationship with open ran. a huge shift from the u.s. moving the other way. there is not only an opportunity for both nokia and ericsson, but the small niche players. let's not forget there is an opportunity in that particular deal that at&t has done with ericsson for nokia to return to the fray in the medium term. that is an opportunity for open ran to have a more level playing field. >> interesting point there regarding nokia and possibly of returning back to the market. let me ask you a traditional question. a lot of the telecom providers are saddled with a lot of debt. to what extent is that casting a shadow and impeding the further rollout of open ran at this point? >> i think all telcos are struggling. margins have been squeezed. they are not necessarily growing. some aren't due to effectively price rises, but really there is a huge transformational change happening across the sector. there will be a huge change

nokia down 9%. massive news for these companies. >> exciting day for telecoms. couple of things i read up on the story. the reason this is hitting nokia badly is because this specific contract with at&t accounted for 5% to 8% of total revenue. 5% to 8% of total revenue. the fact they are losing it not just to a competitor is also quite telling. the stock, rightly, has come up 9%. the analyst that look at the stock say it hits the operating margin target and we have nokia trading at a three-year low . it is not a great deal for nokia. >>> let's see what is in store for the wall street open. we are coming off a downbeat session yesterday. s&p and nasdaq coming off the worst start to the week. we had the small cap russell 2000 on the rise. heig right now, extending losses from yesterday. it is fairly contained in the magnitude. >>> a second draft of what could become the final agreement of c cop28 suggests the negotiations could call for a phaseout of fossil fuels. other options could include calling for the phasing out of unabated fossil fuels or not include any r

nokia was not their largest employer.y're getting bigger. >> nokia las been troubled for quite a long time. it's one of the most popular names in my lightning round, "mad money." when was nokia's high? >> 2000. >> june of 2000. $62. a bit of a decline. wiped out a lot of people. second question. >> yes. >> how did they pick the name? >> that i don't know. the river? >> nokia is a river in fin llan. >> it's just accessing it. it's still in there. >> ikea has done better. >> there since 2,000. remember, there was of course the time nokia had eclipsed blackberry, just to take us back -- motorola, i should say, no nokia eclipsed motorola. >> you're thinking of nortel. >> put out of business by the chinese, stole their ip. >> remember they lost the brazilian contract. >> lucent. >> lucent. that stock never recovered from the brazilian contract. >> i know. that was the heyday. >> that was the heyday. >> such a great time. >> what was the ceo of lucent's name? >> mcginn. >> wow, it's all in there. >> it was the most widely held

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shares of nokia are really hurt hard in european trading. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ed: the latest on the israel-hamas war. israel's government says it plans to offer whatever financial support and other assistance is needed to protect the country's tech startup industry from impacts of the war. israel is expanding military operations in southern gaza even as u.s. officials are growing uneasy about the war's toll on civilians. we want to bring you the cofounder and general partner of israel's largest tech investment group. $5 billion in assets under management. he was appointed by the israeli government to chair the national task force for the advancement of the educational system. you are in san francisco and silicon valley for a series of meetings with your industry. what brings you to the west coast and who have you been meeting with? >> i have been a frequent visitor to silicon valley for 40 years. i am on the board of unity you spoke about games. a lot of the games are powered by unity. i have several portfolio companies and we ha

nokia off 6%.ricsson up close 4%. >>> the streaming media landscape with verizon announcing a bundle deal for netflix and max for $10 a month. that is a 40% discount. max has offered discounting prices before, but the first time netflix has offer ed a discount in years. apple is looking into a bundle deal as you see how many services you sign up for and setting limits makes sense for them to bundle up. we are back to the cable set up. >> yes. >> unbundle. >>> when when come back, we will talk about alaska air's deal to buy hawaiian air and the potential for regulatory coming up. >>> and as we head to break, here is a look at the s&p 500 winners and losers. >> announcer: winners and losers is sponsored by state street global sadisors. the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box." live from the nasdaq market site in times square. it'

bit became the first chinese supplier of lithium batteries to motorola and nokia.nge in market position will be a turning point for the industry as it will confirm the growing china's influence in the global auto industry. the competitive landscape has changed, and it's no longer about the size and legacy of car companies, but rather the speed at which they can innovate, experts say. and that’s all the economic news for this hour, good luck in your business and see you later. the morning broadcast continues with the program zone x, i’m violetta sokolovich, hello, a suspect in a daring robbery was detained in minsk, the most amazing crime scene in this story is a fairly crowded bank, and the victim is his client. attacker. 17,000 i had to do a swift for the first time for a car, yes, but i didn’t want to give it up, i was thinking about what to get from the person, bring him to the bank, so i gave him the money, you need to pay, yes, he ran away for the money, the applicant said, that he intended to purchase a car in europe, for this he came to the capital to transf

look at... because it so happened that some foreign companies had very serious production, for example nokia2/ vselov produced 3 of its tires in the leningrad region. they left, but we immediately agreed that there would be a civilized divorce, today the company operates under the brand icon tires, and produces tires, but the tires are already completely russian, and the components are partially russian , we still partially retain foreign technologies, today we connected scientific rural institutes, we have very serious investors, this is tatneft, which also connected its resources, we are working, henkel left in the same way, this is the glue of everything the rest , you know, of these technologies, we also parted ways in a civilized manner, today we continue to talk about... products, the finns left, the valeo company, but today the viola brand appeared, by the way, i remember it, this is the brand of my childhood, when these the most delicious melted erasers were viola, finnish, today they gave us this brand, we disagree in a civilized manner, we produce dairy products, which are very pop

a lot of those 2 positively charged nokia. they don't want to come close together as like as kits. we know when we have 2 magnets and that also the same polarity, they don't want to come close together. so this process to properly model that i'm going to mechanical loss required. so it stands to reasons that credit and process so would help us. i'm hastens a design of, you know, fusion reactor when quantum computers were still just a theoretical concept, harden need and already believed in their potential. and his passion has convinced others after his doctor it he does research at one of the most renowned universities in the usa. nathan co founded to companies developing facial recognition technology. one of those companies was acquired by google and lead the foundation for google glasses. glasses with an integrated computer. in 2013 huntington even started working on the quantum a lab for google. i have spent many years in the field of computer vision and machine learning to train the machine learning system to train in your network, for example, to recognize certain objects in a

and at&t nokia, there will be fissures of their 5g preferred carrier status, and i think nokia was under> i really hate that stock. i hated it since '98. it's. -- it's just been one giant slog. don't care for at&t. not playing offense there. not at all. i do want -- there are product announcements from amd. that shonuldn't matter, but they're also the winner going to hold pause. not bad. >> piper replaces amd with nvidia. >> nvidia has moved too much and now it has to rest. it just does. it has to rest. it's okay. there's no speeding tickets in this game, but if you watch nvidia, the stock has said, look. it's going to -- it's going to pause. now on the 2025 numbers, it's selling below the market, but that's 2025. that's a couple of years from now. >> right. not quite crossing below the 50-day, but if it were to, it would be the first time since say, the beginning of the month. the beginning of november, i should say. >> i know. people are saying, tell me what's new. i'll tell you what's new. they have a software division that should really soften any decline, but no one's thinking about

nokia under significant pressure. broadly, nothing to see here.t more of a move in rates. european affect selling off as well today for what will be get tomorrow? we will get finalized european pmi's. we will get a better read on the peripheral economies. you also have epi data. jobs may be becoming a little less exciting. it is very rearview mirror, but it has been a useful guide for the fed, and maybe we are downplaying that little bit more. we will have some analysis on that. we have a kenyan rate decision coming as well. we also have the ecb consumer survey coming out as well, which i think will be fascinating. kirsteen lagarde has got covid -- he is definitely chillaxing. we hope she is. get better soon. alix: we hope so. the point is inflation is starting to come down, and we see that reflected in inflation expectations. andre from nomura joins us now, previously worked at the ecb. will we see the weakness in inflation reflected in the consumer survey? andre: obviously, that is what the ecb itself will want to see. the problem is the last co

one name we are watching is nokia.'t been a good spell as of late for nokia with losing the contract to sat&t and reducing the profit market. and healthcare is down .40% this morning. >>> as for european yields, i mentioned we are getting a rally in guilts. the ten-year gilt is down ten basis points after the uk wage numbers came through. bund is down 4 basis points today. of course, the major week coming up with the central banks with the bank of univof england on t and the sng and norges and then the fed meeting tomorrow. a lot to watch out for in the next couple days. let's go back to the uk wage data. held steady at 4.2% in october for the official figures. average earnings, including bonus, grew by 7.2% over the last quarter coming in lower than the market expectations. i'm happy to say we have our analyst from citi here at the desk. good to see you. >> good morning. >> let's start with the uk market. gilts are rallying ten basis points. it is quite pronounced and significant in the context of the wage numbers sti

stuart constituter nokia. i think they're close to a 3-year low. 6%. >> yeah. stuart: why -- is at&t to blame? >> they are. erickson's working on a new technology, and they've got a 5-year contract with them that could be worth $4 billion of spending. -- 14 billion. they dropped nokia to do it which is why you see that stock trading lower. it's called open access raid yes network, it's supposed to treatment -- streamline the technology and cut costs for at&t, so that partnership having an impact. stuart: below $3 a share, ouch. they're saying as a that zen ca is going to help that outperform. we're shifting, right? covid vaccines are out and weight loss is in, so that's a sector to keep track of in 2024. stuart: why are they all down? i suppose it's profit taking -- >> absolutely. and i think you're seeing that across the board. stuart: take two interactive. i know they released the trailer for the newest and highly anticipated grand theft the auto. why's it down? >> i think it was released by accident. i think it was supposed to come out tomorrow

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every fifth year in the 5g sector , it was ahead of both nokia and ericsson in the supply of equipmento cellular operators. its 5g smartphones powered by erin's own processors were considered among the best in the world. but in 2019 in 2019, the united states accused huawei of using its 5g equipment to spy on americans and banned all companies that use american technology from collaborating with chinese corporations. this meant, among other things, the prohibited physical production of huawei's own chips in modern factories. smartphones in the usa have nothing and even supply huawei with a corresponding solution from the american qualco, as long as it’s not 5g. and this year, huawei suddenly released the 5g smartphone mate 60, which is still being disassembled in the usa on the components, trying to understand how this happened and whether someone from the outside helped. it turned out that individual elements of the radio module previously purchased in the usa were not imported to circumvent restrictions, but were developed by huawei and manufactured. in china itself. earlier, it beca

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one in the space is calix and nokia and cisco. shares are double in the s&p gain the last month following the upgrade from roth following the headline with don't think too hard, just buy. calix provides software systems and services is a long-term beneficiary of government spending and broadband. joining me is the ceo. thank you for being here. >> good morning, frank. >> give us a sense of what reve? >> 20% of our revenue is tied to spending. we partner with customers to simplify business which is drive operational efficiency and excite their subscribers which is the launch of new service which is allowing them to differentiate the market. >> you launched your a.i. chatbot last year. how are you using a.i. in your business now? >> we have been using a.i. for over five years. this is leveraging the partners with the a.i. engines. we use that within the cloud to analyze 50 terabytes. if you are having a problem, the a.i. engine can identify it and the call center can do an outbound call. frank, you are having a problem. there is som

the guy from nokia said whatever the he said in whatever the language that is. and look at us now. $200 billion a year in annual sales. i don't believe the story they're going to launch a $3,000 product and we're going to yawn at it. that is not the way this will play out. >> apple shares up half a percent today. >>> coming up, transports on a tear. e mmtedetethtrg ing 25%. thcoite bas e ades up next. >>> welcome back to "halftime." the transports are on track for the eighth week of gains. today piper sandler is highlighting two big technical developments in the space. first up is a bullish set up in the jets airline etf. jim, you own delta and alaska. >> i'm a big believer here. what we were saying at the top of the show about the economy continuing to expand, these airlines are outperformed operationally but their share prices peaked about two and a half years ago and there's still a lot of ground to recover to get back to their prior hikes. what's happened is obviously the markets have embraced the soft landing theory. maybe it doesn't come true but the proba

. >>> say goodbye to nokia and hello to erickson .t secured a partnership to revamp at&t's wireless networks. that's pushing at&t above 3%, erickson up of 4%, but that means replacing existing cantor cell towers with machinery and software. it is paying no kia stock price down percent, hitting a three-year low on the news. we're thank you. >>> we'll breakdown the new report but has the big tech name moving higher today, topping $3 trillion once again. we will talk about how it might impact the stock exchange in 2024. >>> we'll be right back. something amazing is happening here. students are inspired and engaged. that's because school districts consulted with cdw to design modern classroom solutions with preconfigured hp devices making education immersive, accessible and secure. now, when researchers study elephants, kids learn from 9000 miles away. make amazing happen. hp and cdw. >>> want to give you quick look at the earnings in overtime this evening. we've got box, mondobd, aerovironment. >>> american express, taking a hit today, t

and the companies that won those wars weren't the nokias of the world.the companies able to build new products from the ground up. that's tesla, and that's rivan. they have an incredibly compelling product they designed from the ground up. they have taken advantage of software that they have built at the vehicle control system level, all the way up. so an electric pickup, now you have an amazing cyber truck and amazing r1t. >> rivan is losing a significant amount of money for every vehicle they sell. what are the economics with the cyber truck? >> we don't know exactly yet. over time, we suspect it will also be gross chargmargin posit. with any new vehicle, they lose money in the beginning. they already have the building in place and a lot of the infrastructure. over time, we're guessing it will reach profitability levels similar to what the other tesla vehicles have. >> do you find the range a little disappointing? >> yes. that's the one thing that was a little strange. they have something called a range extender, which is basically buying an extra batt

. >> nbc news correspondent david nokia has more on the new round of fighting. >> after a week of respitewar in gaza has entered a second with full intensity. idf says it struck more than 400 reports across the length and width of the gaza strip. many of the targets are in the southern half of gaza. this is important because about three quarters of this pulation, 1.8 million people according to the u.n., have been displaced. many of them from north to south. the idf is now warning civilians in the south to evacuate, to help instruction of positives are safe to evacuate, hoover residents of gaza, many of whom have already evacuated once one more time, suppressing they believe there is nowhere safe for them to go. gus health country said some 20 people have gotten since the renewed hostilities, that most of our women and children. the idf says they do not target civilians and instead are targeting hamas militants and invite your. they plan civilian deaths on hamas. main, well diplomatic efforts to renew the spark have collapsed with both israel and hamas with iran negotiators from the barga

what we've done is we've partnered with newark housing authority and with national relation of nokia to address the station bridge the gap between those who are looking to go into home ownership. this is been a great program everybody is very excited about it. what we found is that there were tools already available through the federal government, through hud and they're just needed to be a nexus point between invest newark and the nonprofit coaching and getting folks ready for homeownership that without vitally important. >> one key problem is all too often for some homebuyers are competing with institutional investors who can afford to purchase the home with cash. .. >> a family trying to become home owners. >> so, one of the ways done that, time kills all deals. we've found there have been a backlog at the city of newark and we've transitioned those in an effort to expedite them into the markets specifically to provide home ownership opportunities for potential home owners who are earning less than 80% of ami. of the disparity between the home ownership rates specifically in the s

a significant win over nokia which accounts for --.ch has hit me kind of interesting because we see more deals recently. more deals have been getting done. i understand that a sort of a generalization from one particular deal. it seems like companies are -- the prospect of another -- in the basin. maybe some ipo next year and investment bankers might be happy. lisa: they may be happier at least. jonathan: relatively speaking. tom: we are here at apollo global management and joining us, some when are very familiar with. dragged over to apollo to provide economic wisdom and we are thrilled that he would host us here today. nice coffee, we are coming next week. you have one single sentence in your report. it is the thursday-friday jobs report because the optimists are hanging on how important our claims. >> that's really a critical question when it comes to this. it's beginning to look a lot more like --. the lowdown side, jobs data has been -- the work we cabin coming down. bargaining time to change jobs. combined with other people chang

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emotionally charged afternoon at luton, just a week on from the unfilled collapse of the captain from nokiaon, as a player. iwas embodied everything he is as a person, as a player. i wasjust really proud, really, really proud. at fulham, a history as rebecca wales became the first woman to referee at the premier league game. brownlee fans they will remember the occasion for this goal by the teenager, arsenal may be top but this took bramley off the bottom and christmas mayjust be a little bit more enjoyable. adam wild, bbc news. chelsea fans won't be feeling the festive cheer later when they face a 260—mile round trip to wolves. it's the first christmas eve fixture in the top flight for 28 years, and chelsea fans were furious sending a message that the premier league could "get stuffed" and that they were "supporters, not customers." it seemed to do the trick — there'll be no repeat next year — and the club has laid on a free coach service. leicester city fans will be having a very happy christmas indeed, after seeing their side go six points clear at the top of the championship. that was t

bit became the first chinese supplier of lithium-ion batteries to motorola and nokia.hange in market position will be a turning point. since the confirmation has changed, it is no longer a matter of size and the growing influence of china in the global automotive industry. the competitive environment is a legacy of automobile companies in the speed with which they can innovate, experts say. and that’s all the economic news for this hour, good luck in your business and see you later. the morning broadcast continues with the program zone x. i, violetta sokolovich. hello. a suspect in a daring robbery was detained in minsk. the most amazing thing in this story is the crime scene, it is a fairly crowded bank, and the victim is his client. the attacker managed to take away about 17 thousand euros and even managed to do so. yes, well, i didn’t want myself, i thought about transferring it through a person , they brought it to the bank, i gave him money, i need to go to the cashier to pay, yes, he ran away for the money, the applicant said that he intended to buy a car in euro