he has now reached a mandatory retirement age for serving on apple's board but don't feel bad for him. the stock he has collected in his 21 years on the board is worth about $87 million. >>> big news for crab fishermen and crab lovers throughout the bay area. the california department of fish and wildlife announced commercial dungeness crab fishing season can begin next thursday, january 18. fishermen will be allowed to catch crab between the sonoma mendocino county line at the u.s./mexico border. the season was delayed to protect migrating humpback whales who get caught in traps but the news comes with a caveat. there is now a 50% reduction in the number of crab traps that can be deployed. >>> it is friday. here in the bay area, dry conditions to kick off this weekend. that will change really fast. tonight, partly cloudy skies and light winds will get a lot breezier. we have a cold front moving in, bringing a slight showers with heavier rain in the afternoon hours. this is around 3:00. we catch a little break before we gear up for more heavy rain moving into the late evening hours fo

more specifically to serve on apple's board. former vice president is stepping down because of the company's policy, barring directors from running for reelection after they reach the age of 75. gore is 75 now. he has served on the apple board since 2003. most of his compensation has been in the form of stock, and his total shareholdings are now valued at $87 million. james bell, the former cfo of boeing, is also retiring from apple's board because of the age limit. doctor wanda austin has been nominated to join the board. she was the first black woman to serve as president and ceo of the aerospace corporation, which supports the us space program. she is 69 years old. >> coming up next, getting a glimpse of the future from what's happening right now. what these king tides can help teach us about climate change and is a stack of shipping containers not enough to keep people out of people's park? >> what else has been added and why stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another

gore has served on the apple board since 2003, earning about. $375,000 per year.hink this is probably a good opportunity to mention that i am nowhere near 75, apple, and there's an opening i'm just saying. i mean, i don't know what the qualifications are, but dan, i think either one of us could do that. we're willing to serve. i'm trying to help apple right here. i'm looking i'm helping right now. >> look exactly. they owe us. we have these iphones. yeah at least they owe us. well, you know, it's an interesting. on one hand, it's not it's not obviously about physical or mental ability at that age. i mean, i understand how they limit pilots after a certain point in their lives, but, um, you know, it's probably a good idea to keep fresh blood churning in these, especially these high tech companies. it's a fast moving game, and always great to bring in new ideas. i'm sure the former vice president is more than capable to continue, but it does make some sense. i'm just thinking in an alternate universe in 2003, he could have had a different job that paid maybe about t

now, james bell, the former cfo of boeing, is also retiring from apple's board due to age limits. e board. she was the first black woman to serve as president and ceo of the aerospace corporation, which supports the us space program, and she is 69 years old in san francisco. a historic storefront will soon be transformed into an arts and culture space in chinatown, the chinese cultural center said. landed on this first permanent space on grant avenue. it's in the building that used to be the bargain bazaar for. the nonprofit also has the funding for the first phase of renovation, which will come from a grant from the mayor's office. the grant goes towards community and housing development, and this acquisition is not only about the building, but it is a powerful statement that arts and culture matter. >> arts and culture deserve a permanent space in the community and in the city, and our artists are truly anchors for our community. >> the space will feature international exhibitions, educational programs, and all sorts of arts focused events. the chinese culture center has been aro

i liked it to support was south africa, don't show that we do we do and that is one of the apple boards by telling de decide that you guys, you know, i guess i like to end this interview with the quotes for almost a job for the to come into my said, you know, his advocate is when i the new the snow west, we should always look forward to and that we hope for progressive african continent . thank you so much. a list of the following up for your time and for talking to us at our team. we do appreciate thank you. my pleasure. thank you. the the motors probably for you still nonsense. he's good. he's the mice. so you are using the white some where i sherman are you and somebody? yeah, yeah. the phones disposal so no, i don't mind that. yeah. so in this tool disposal setting this to me, it is out savings and you have someone give it to see if those who managed to free continue the work of undermining russia. nobody needs team is opening offices in the us. that was so similar to this. i was supposed to meet with you on a, for me, for an officer for the other thing is that sam got the new guy u

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longtime apple board of directors will be retiring from the company.s the longest joining member. and india's two largest i.t. forms a recovery may finally get underway in 2024. the curry servers are going under a rocky stretch. whether they can live up to the excitement. they put up big bet during the pandemic. caroline: big move set nbc. stay with us, this is bloomberg technology. to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ed: deal done. let's bring in coast inventors cofounders along with kiefer boyd. i start with you, you have had a back-and-forth on expert who phoned who? who's idea with this -- was this? >> we have always gotten along and stayed in touch and so when he was thinking of something new we got together and keep and sameer talk to we followed up with dinner and that was it. it was pretty simple. >> is sounds like it was an initiative that came to you first. why did you think of this, what is driving him in this decision. keith: i spent 14 years we had an incredible year where we produced multiple i

stuart: so i could not be on apple's board. lauren: correct. they could make an exception, perhaps.. [laughter] >> president though. stuart: we've got a lot of earnings including blackrock. they're down, not much, but they're down. lauren: the story is good. they manage $10 trillion in assets. they did fine in the quarter. profits up 9%. but they will buy the fund manager global infrastructure partners, that deal worth over $12 billion. i think that's why they're down. they have a portfolio that includes gatwick airport. so blackrock is getting those assets in this deal. stuart: i don't want to talk about everything sg with blackrock. i don't want to go there. delta, i think it's down today. lauren: by almost 4%. how is that possible with the record flying? well, they cut their full-year profit forecast because costs, including labor, are just too high. that overshadows the good quarter, the earnings beat and the record 2023 for delta because markets are forward looking, and they don't like what they saw from this company. stuart: real fast, bottom right-hand corner of your screen,

a cause of the 2300000 population stopping and struggling to find food and drink apple boards or adding the famine is imminent. old children under 5 bed is 335000 are at high risk of severe male nutrition. pregnant women not receiving adequate nutrition and health care, putting their lives at risk since january the 1st only 21 percent of planned deliveries of aide containing food and other live saving supplies has reached the destination in northern gaza. the report say approximately 22 percent of the agricultural land, including oceans, greenhouses, and farm lands and the north has been destroyed by is riley forces. michael authorities, the united nation special replica on the right to food. he's with us live from eugene in oregon. thank you very much for being with us here on al jazeera. first of all, i want us to stop by saying that the, the would unprecedented gets used all of the time. but in this case, it really is accurate. it seems when it comes to describing the crisis that we have been outlining and does it, can you just explain how this is different from other conflicts that

we are talking about al gore retiring from apple's board. he's 75 years old.directors seeking reelection past the age of 75. he's been on the apple ward for more than 20 years. we of course no he's very high-profile. he has a lot of the cachet with regard to climate change and the other initiatives out there. you wonder whether or not the replacements that come into these boards, what goes into the selection process for some of the people who come in? >> yeah. i don't know. i think probably, there was another person who's off the board as i recall. i am not a fan of required age exit. i think it's not constructed. >> all right. >> because i am approaching 75. [laughter] >> oh stop! >> new data showing remote workers are falling behind colleagues in a important prospect, that's promotions. analysis from live data technologies founded fully remote workers were promoted 31% less frequently over the past year than folks who work at least part time in the office. they also received much less mentorship than their counterparts who showed up in person. >> i could've

views of life from by the end of the time since of science at tokyo sunday, the apple, it's nearly $400.00 people on board, get out safely after it crosses into a smaller aircraft during longer 5 crew members of the smaller planes a day. also on the program rescue is in western japan search for survivors after a series of earthquakes on new year's day official site, at least 48 people have been killed. the phil guy, welcome to the program. we begin in japan. we have 5 people who've been killed after 2 signs collided on the runway, a tokyo sunday to apple. japan airlines passenger jets. it's a small coast gone plain. shortly after landing both the craft coast on file 5 crew members on both the coast guard playing were killed, all 379 people on board. the passenger alignments was safely evacuated before it burst into flames. let's pick this up with julian bry. he's in aviation expos, engender spaced in cambridge in the u. k. a. welcome to d w. this happened on the ground at one of the biggest and ports in the world. can we speculate on what might have happened? yes, this is speculation, but we have lots of

guard plane group that was all killed in an inclusion with an ad line to choose another apple $379.00 passengers on board with successfully evacuated office of testing to atlanta, via the size of the most recent headlines for this hour, i'm moving back to the top of the hour called correct the the chapter one. when you wake up in the morning, 1st check on your father and then on your horse. the nissan on the wallace calling us from the i told him or not, not on the bus or the 21. know the nicer one i've been to the the best i can call pains and upset accounts in the account on the phone and, you know, kind of positive that's also the nice scar for us to continue the less than the client, the whole in the portal watching it into the, the button image lane sort of sorted out. yet on the, on the top, i'm in the ball relief in the, on the top showing me these are for young, some for them to come kitchen. if they're not simple, i told somebody. so the thoughts up for one, the one and then showing it as well. yeah. so and then it's circle. yeah. the sample on it. ok. you have a lot of our senior level encore.

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tonight, apple phones go slow, the golden globes, and wake boarding in the floods.ba says the government needs to immediately ban the sale of so—called zombie knives and machetes to reduce the number of young people losing their lives. he told the bbc a planned change to the law which was introduced needs to be fast—tracked. i'm a parent and i really think our country is a boiling point, we sensitive to this topic, we all feel the pain when we see it on the news but there's very little done and that reverberates into actual action. the government said it remains committed to further intervention measures but it's not clear when the new law will come into force. if you've been affected by knife crime, visit bbc action line. some other stories now, an itv drama has got loads more people interested in the scandal but hundreds of local post office managers gaining criminal convictions because of faulty software. today, the pm said he will do everything he can to make it right. next, apple has begun making payments over claims it deliberately slowed down certain iphones

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news of life, some by the end of the time to us into flames at tokyo. sunday, the apple, it's nearly full 100 people on board, get out safely after it crosses into a smaller aircraft. during landing 5 crew members of the smaller plane, a dad also on the program rescue. as in western japan search for survivors after a series of quakes on new year's day, officials say at least 48 people have been killed. the.

if the planes can resume flights. >>> and sheryl sandberg is leaving meta's board she spent seven years at google. >>> appleod oxygen feature from the series 9 watches after the judu.s. lifte the ban yesterday. >>> and shein has a probe into the china regulator. >>> discover shares sinking after compliance and risk management issues and higher costs as well as the leadership shakeup. >>> and plug power calling out unprecedented supply chain issues and pushing out timelines for the plants you see the shares down 16%. >>> you see several pieces of economic data head of the open today. jobsless claims and building permits as well as earnings from key corp and m & t bank. we get fed speak from raphael bostic. >>> let's look at futures. we see a mixed look earlier today. similar picture now. all three indices now in the green. nasdaq is the best up .50% for more, let's bring in jeff kleintop from charles schwab great to have you here. >> thank you >> what do you think about the action in the futures? it was mixed before, but now all three firmly in the green. >> frank, it is like returning a christmas gift after

board? >> you can't argue that apple is cheap based on his own history. you can't. i don't hear any apple bulls saying the stock is cheap here. the argument for owning it is you have a ton of stability. you have just insane, in dollar terms, amounts of cash flow. you've got the ability to buy back stock. and you have this wild card where when they launched the wearable, if it turns out that's the dawn of a new era of hardware, maybe people out of the name will have to take a second look at it. the bear case is simple, it's a 30 trillion p/e, 27 forward p/e. it averages 18. it is almost double its multiple and is easy to make the case, to weiss' point, i don't owe the taxes anymore, the calendar rolls over. maybe i'll take some off today. welcome to the new world. in the new world the activity of retail buying and selling almost doesn't matter in terms of day-to-day moves in the market. what moves the market is basically three categories of things. number one, rias, the wealth management channel. it's 15,000 firms managing a record $114 trillion, with a t, dollars. a

interview, the nfl announced that usher will be the performer at the apple music super bowl 58 halftime show. all i'm saying is, my boards give me. i got you, no problem. it was an exclusive moment for us, for sure. and you're going to be hearing that word, exclusive,

apple could be discounted heavily in china >>> switching to the european boards and we are seeing a seaf red today why? a broad re-pricing of risk today as investors are factoring in the hawkish comments coming from the ecb officials the last couple days. very much pushing out rate cuts. there may not been any rate cuts at all this year this is leading to selling pressure dax off .50% ibex 35 holding upper here off by 0.8%. on >>> on to the currency market, some dollar strength is coming in i want to point out that the sterling/dollar is off 0.6% because of the slowdown in the uk wage growth in the three months to november ma mandy. >>> thank you, carolin we will check in shortly let's look at what is going in the world of cryptocurrency with bitcoin trading at the flatline. it is an exciting few weeks with the approval of the bitcoin etf for the very first time. we asked the circle ceo what is next for the sector. >> this is a little bit like after the dot-com boom and bust. people ignored ecommerce, but technology continues to develop. we saw that happen last year we have seen stablec

plane was preparing to take off on the same runway when the apple, a boss, a $350.00 landed and hit the smaller across, killing 5 people on board. the transcript shows that the coast guard plain had not been cleared for take off japan's prime minister says emergency teams in a race against time to save people still trumps off to mondays of quake destroyed, conference of buildings in the west of the country. it's 82 people and known to have died. you guys can travel to notate peninsula on our way to the most affected areas of know to a peninsula, were met by a road closure. now in driving on local roads, i'm not sure how long it will take along the way. we see several homes abandoned and leveled and lun lines at petrol. stations, sirens, sound as ambulances from across the main island of when she reese to rescue people in need of me. a warning for itself. there is a $5.00 magnitude tremor nearby. we finally arrive at no tow some 30 kilometers south of the epicenter of that point where many elderly people call home. they tell us they were simply shocked at the level of destruction with so many structures needing to be 0. it feels

era, keith as well sir, it sees it take care is honey to apple has begun. removing the wreckage of tuesday's fatal runway accident. 5 people on board a coast gone across were killed when it was capable, which upon airlines, passenger plane, and traffic control transcript. so prevailed at the coast guard site and was not cleared to be on the runway. the possible of quick that struck western japan on new is day cause widespread devastation and kills moving a people. but as of a say, the damage could have been fall was if it hadn't been for the way japan proposed. but there's almost as soon as cam reports from take in the sky tree source above the tokyo skyline. it's one of the world talos towers. and what is the plant? it's most seismically active country. people in japan are set to feel some 2000 tremors each year. since one 5th of the world, earthquakes of magnitude, 6 or higher, occur here. earthquake awareness begins at an early age. regular, concise drills were also credited for saving the lives of people who lived in these homes affected by they know to peninsula quake on new year's day, who don't cut off well, so i can know fo

apple. so the condition of 5 crew members on board the coast guard playing a pay which collided with the japanese line plain remains. and we know that the coast guard plain as op, which is a showing, was on the top back as it's a japanese line. that was landing it, it seems a clip, some parts of the coast guard claim. can we talk about the evacuation process? it is not some miracle. that's a list of well, 379 passengers. all not have us managed to escape. can we just talk about how evacuations and a scenario like this, actually what, what, at least one sides of the plane is on fire? a quote. so we're ready facing footage from inside the cabin. but if i just give me some context to japan airlines and safety, this is an add on that is absolutely forensic about safety, the safety culture, japan airlines is industry leading. and just 2 weeks ago, i was with ad boss and japan airlines at adams headquarters in front. and they were showing me the new safety sensor that they have opened up that i've been in on out of japan. airlines is focused on safety that, that gives you some context and some perspect

dwayne "the rock" johnson is joining the board of tka group holdings, the company that houses wwe and the ufc. >>> time for a wired wednesday segment. apple'sewest product is now available for preorders and samsung wrapped up their unpacked event where they unveiled new wearable tech. we ask, where is the future of these types of devices going? we have an expert joining us. cnet senior editor , will come. let's talk about the apple vision pro. preorders begin on friday. >> they had pretty much as good of a weekend as expected. up to 108,000 units were preordered. apple is sold out for the vision pro. considering this product is at a $3500 price point, closer to $4000 if you consider things like the case, the batteries, all of those extra accessories. it is a pretty impressive showing for apple so far. there is a little bit of scarcity, energy , floating around. we had buzz about this product from apple for over a year. and last summer there were manufacturing concerns. apple reportedly wanted to ship 1 million units of this, this year. but they have one you manufacture and a fracture communicated they would only be able to get 400,000 units

. >> for the china story and apple, it's been pointed out that it wasn't an across the board price cut overall, this is a promotional thing for the chinese lunar new year is happening, it's kind of like back friday or whatever. that's one thing to watch. i'd like to go to the other end of the speck frum, which is why small cap stocks, tim, took a beating way more than the rest of the market did and what does that say about the expectation for not just economic growth, but the rate picture, as well? >> because small cap stocks are at interest rate sensitive as anybody. and to me, they are a sign of growth when i've tried to hedge things like emerging markets and growthier things that also get concerned by rate shocks, i use the iwm, so -- it's hard for me to get excited about small caps in '24, especially in a world where i think the economy, no matter what it does, whatever economic term we apply to it, i don't think it's going to do the numbers it did in '23. and trfherefore, i don't think they're going to outperform. we saw a month and a half of outperformance, which was very importa

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apple. japan airlines passenger jets. it's a small co scott flying shortly after london. okay. across the court, 553 members on board, the coast guard played were killed amazingly over 317 people on board. the passenger and alignment was safely evacuation before it burst into flames. just as sonya blash got in tokyo till we through the sequence of events, this is a quarter to 6 this afternoon, this passenger planes from hawkeye to try to land or land in, in under the airport, which is one of the biggest airports in japan in the world and collided with the japanese coast guard plane. and unfortunately, it's been confirmed that 5 people on the plan that was supposed to travel to and you got to have to help people after the click there. we're actually killed in this incident. and at this moment we receiving reports of the people that were actually on the plane. they've been talking about the same but so much k all think you've recreation mean and still is that was the case it's. i mean it's even longer actually is that everybody made it out safely. there was 367 passengers on board among and 8 children and 12 crew memb

that has burst into flames on a runaway, i need to apple southwick collided with the coast guard aircraft getting 5 is 3 members. the old 379. people on board, the ship on airlines printed successfully evacuate. awesome job posted this domestic footage. the plaintiffs down the it's not be confronted. 5 individuals did die as a result of that collision. they were 5 individuals who were on the coast guards plane that was clipped by the passenger plane as it landed. and we understand that one individual was able to evacuate safely from that smooth plane. and that was one of the captains east coast godaddy crossed was actually one of the cost that's being very involved over the last 24 hours. so taking supplies over to the quick hit zones um on the other side of the island where tokyo is situated. it's remarkable that actually there weren't even more casualties because when you look at the, the video of that ball of fire as that a passenger plan came in for landing. when i 1st saw the footage, i thought there's no way that anyone survives this. and yet everyone on the passenger plane has evacuated. talk to us about that. i mean, how miraculous

apple, you name the others. some say now it's not surprising that u.s. steel's board members weighed antitrust concerns.administration that increasingly is abusing antitrust law in order to get the business outcomes they want with rather than doing what antitrust law i is supposed to do. i have no doubt that the board of directors is, indeed, concerned about potential antitrust implications of selling to a variety of different competitors. >> reporter: so the result, now we know, u.s. steel decided to sell to a swap news-based company -- japanese-based instead. this transaction raises concerns from lawmakers about national security and what it means for the tush of the -- the future of the american steel industry. nipon steel wrote that it pledges u.s. steel will keep its name, it's going to stay in pittsburgh with. but still, stuart, critics say this is an example of the consequences of president biden's policies to go after big business under the guise of antitrust concerns. now we see companies looking outside of the u.s. for more opportunities. stuart: lydia, thank you very much, indeed. adam johnso

show me big tech, they're down all across the board and no winner there is and microsoft down couple of bucks, meta, amazon, apple, alphabet all down. i keep saying it, here's why, the yield on 10-year treasury and all treasuries actually has gone up, significantly. you now have 410 as yield on 10 year. couple of days it was 398. when you make a move like that, that's a very big move and investors do not like it. now this, on monday night, donald trump was in iowa and made a speech after his landslide win in the caucuses. he jumped on his plane and flew to new york city for court appearance on tuesday morning. after that, he got back on the plane and flew to new hampshire for a big rally. then he flew back to new york for a court appearance this morning. this afternoon, he's back to new hampshire for another rally. talk about energy. his vigor makes many a younger man jealous. he's rallying his supporters with the high energy performance and a less confrontational style. no wonder senator ted cruz has just offered his enthusiastic endorsement. he says the race is over. the contrast with his likely opponent, presi

if we look at our final board, some of the biggest names we have been talking about this week, appleiggest one, losing into today $138 billion on the downgrade we saw earlier this week, and now today from barclays. all of these tech stocks, folks seem to be less enamored of them right now, trying to figure out what is ahead for the new year. guy: i was trying to do some addition there, trying to add up all of those numbers. that comes to quite a tidy amount. that is a lot of money wiped off this market. thank you very much, indeed. that certainly is great for the tech team, who are coming up. they have a lot to talk about in terms of the downgrades for apple. coming up, kristina hooper joining bloomberg technology, caroline hyde, ed ludlow. from katie and me. ♪ get over here kids. time for today's lesson. wow. -whoa. what are those? these are humans. they rely on something called the internet to survive. huh, powers out. [ gasp ] are they gonna to die? worse, they are gonna get bored. [ gasp ] wait look! they figured out a way to keep the internet on. yeah! -nature finds a way. [ gru

that includes allowing alternative app stores not operated by apple and it also means a lowering of fees in its own app store and across the boardral, that 30% fee that we keep talking about, that goes down to 17%. a lot of businesses will also end up paying 10% for smaller apps. there is a lot of actual confusion going on in the app developer community. what is this actually meaning? what bottle -- people need to understand, apple has found a way to continue to collect revenue from their services business despite the fact that they have to kind of tear down this wall garden in some respects and allow different payment processors on their platform, which they wouldn't get as much of a cut from and so forth. they really threaded the needle in order to comply with this dma law and also protect their high services margins. this is just happening in the eu, it's not happening in the united states or other big markets. all those markets at the same time are also considering similar regulations and of course we have that looming doj antitrust case against apple that plays into all of this. i could impact them as well. >> apple is nega

tokyo, sunday, the apple, it's a passenger jet with maybe 400 people on both crashes into a smaller aircraft with during landing captures, 5 different airlines. as everyone on board with safety evacuated, but there are conflicting reports about the face of the crew. the other plane, also on the program defines president's. the landscape says russia will pay for its latest ms. solve strikes, which at least 4 were killed. more than 90.

members have so little experience relative to the people that disney added to the board that it doesn't seem like it's applesaution that black wells is in a different category. they have said they're supportive of iger but a small stake in comparison to what value act just announced. >> julia, thank you. >>> watching it closely an important name helping to influence the dow. now session lows down 240. still to come, the take on tech as apple comes off the worst day in several months. there could be more pain to come our next guest says. we'll continue when "squawk on the street" continues in two minutes. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time, every time. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact. helping the small stand tall. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street" i'm dominic chu. the sector heat map today looks interesting because we are seeing some outperformance in parts of the market considered value oriented. health care right now, energy, consumer staples among the outperformers, real estate and materials are the two big underperformers tod

you can see the design cues from former apple and tesla engineers like smart windows that go from transparent to opaque instantly. there's also an on-boardery, solar and motor and forget about docking this boat. >> brunswick introducing auto docking technology. just get close choose a space and the autonomous docking system does the rest. we want to reduce barriers to entry. we want to get people on the water make experience seamless as possible. we know that docking is one of those experiences that gives voters a lot of anxiety. so it quite frankly, just make some of variants easier. >> very cool. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, winter temperatures can mean higher energy costs. the expert tips on how to keep those bills down. >> oftentimes >> the colder, the temperature, the higher the energy bill. we've got some tips from experts on how you can save money, adding insulation to your attic and weather stripping exterior doors can help keep cold air out. homeowners are reminded to get their furnace serviced and filters change to keep the heat indoors. >> it needs so, you know, air movement, too. keep your house warm in the

board, up just 4%. the pressure is really on for some of these companies to deliver big results. apple, their valuation at 27, 28 times, historically very rich. relatives to earnings and revenue, looking for single-digit growth. will not get the job done? it will be interesting to see if we can have revenue down and starts up. sonali: a lot riding on these companies and investors. joining us to continue this discussion is beata manthey, the citigroup pet of equity strategies -- the citigroup head of equity strategies. what is the biggest risk going into earnings seasons for the biggest companies ahead of us? beata: the positioning. the biggest risk is the positioning overall in particular for europe does not happen very often, it has gone very stretched. we are almost at a normalized historical highs in terms of positioning. in terms of entering into the earnings season, we think this year will be particularly important and the focus of the investors will be on the eps delivery. many sectors have gone to stretched valuations. even if they can deliver on earnings they can be justified.

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on wall street, declines across the board, and for the tech—weighted nasdaq we saw a slide of 1.6% — notching its worst daily fall since late october. appler but not so happy for wall street? , ., , ., , . street? yes, it was a difficult start to the — street? yes, it was a difficult start to the year _ street? yes, it was a difficult start to the year stop - street? yes, it was a difficult. start to the year stop suddenly cut muck kapel the biggest waiting in the s&p 500, dragging the index as a whole. as he said, the nasdaq, which is very tech focused, was the big loser in the first session, but really, this highlights the fact that we have these small number of stocks they really do play a particularly important role in terms of the direction of the market. from a wider perspective, we have come off the back of a very strong year. the s&p 500 up 24%, but 14% of that, that over half of that, occurred in the final two months of the year, so we have very strong and to the year and now we have started to see some of that profit—taking coming to play. we a downgrade from berkeley is on apple shares and therefore within a pullback in tech st

you can see the design cues from former apple and tesla engineers like smart windows that go from transparent to opaque instantly. there's also an on-board battery, solar and motor and forget about docking this boat brunswick introducing auto docking technology. just get close choose a space and the autonomous docking system does the rest. we want to reduce barriers to entry. we want to get people on the water make experience seamless as possible. we know that docking is one of those experiences that gives voters a lot of anxiety. >> so it quite frankly, just makes the voting experience easier. >> so if you've always wanted a boba, didn't feel like learning how to docket. now you have no excuse. you can see all my highlights from cs 2024. on my instagram. just find me rich on tech in las vegas. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> a live look outside right now in san francisco. the clouds are starting to roll in and those temperatures have dropped. but we're like 40 or something when we woke up this morning. but the across the country, that's like the highs. you know, that twist with alert vortex. remember them that they're feeling

you can see the design cues from former apple and tesla engineers like smart windows that go from transparent to opaque instantly. there's also an on-board, solar and motor and forget about docking this boat brunswick introducing auto docking technology. just get close choose a space and the autonomous docking system does the rest. we want to reduce barriers to entry. we want to get people on the water make experience seamless as possible. we know that docking is one of those experiences that gives voters a lot of anxiety. >> so it's quite frankly, just make some of experience easier. >> so if you've always wanted a boba, didn't feel like learning how to docket. now you have no excuse. you can see all my highlights from cs 2024. on my instagram. just fine. meet rich on in las vegas. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. great docking. i know it's it's like parallel parking. what was your nightmare? you know, exactly. and so for a voter that difficult open anything. all right. cool tech out there at c e s issue. that's fun to say all right. let's take a look at the weather has become a docking up at lake tahoe. >> lot of people going to

you can see the design cues from former apple and tesla engineers like smart windows that go from transparent to opaque instantly. there's also an on-board battery, solar and motor and forget about docking this boat. >> brunswick, introducing auto docking technology. just get close choose a space and the autonomous docking system does the rest. we want to reduce barriers to entry. >> we want to get people on the water make experience seamless as possible. we know that docking is one of those experiences that gives voters a lot of anxiety. so it quite frankly, just make some boating experience easier. >> stay with us. the 3 of 3 is next. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. s

you can see the design cues from former apple and tesla engineers like smart windows that go from transparent to opaque instantly. there's also an on-board battery, solar and motor and forget about docking this boat brunswick introducing auto docking technology. just get close choose a space and the autonomous docking system does the rest. we want to reduce barriers to entry. we want to get people on the water make experience seamless as possible. we know that docking is one of those experiences that gives voters a lot of anxiety. >> so it quite frankly, just make somebody experience easier. >> so if you've always wanted a boba, didn't feel like learning how to docket. now you have no excuse. you can see all my highlights from cs 2024. on my instagram. just fine. meet rich on tech in las vegas. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart >> in cars. i just feel like ceo k. >> all right. let's get over the weather center where look at the crane behind us there in the show. you can see it there anyway, right above your head, james. hard. you've got so far. >> but hey, this is a view from sensor tower which might give you some feel of that flyin

you can see the design cues from former apple and tesla engineers like smart windows that go from transparent to opaque instantly. there's also an on-boardtery, solar and motor and forget about docking this boat. >> brunswick, introducing auto docking technology. just get close choose a space and the autonomous docking system does the rest. we want to reduce barriers to entry. >> we want to get people on the water make experience seamless as possible. we know that docking is one of those experiences that gives voters a lot of anxiety. so it's quite frankly, just make some of experience easier. >> so if you've always wanted a boba, didn't feel like learning how to docket. now you have no excuse. you can see all my highlights from cs 2024. on my instagram. just fine. meet rich on tech in las vegas. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> coming up next here at noon, looking for a budget friendly bouquet for your love. on valentine's day. stay tuned for the perfect flowers that you can build. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weeke