defense customers.p a subsidiary called loft federal with the ability to do work with classified customers. it is based in colorado. we are very focused on the u.s. government, both on the civil side and the defense side as a key customer for us. we have set up a company to serve that customer. we are really excited for the fact that they have embraced commercial space over the last couple years and we see that as a trend that will continue and increase. mike: alex greenberg, coo of loft, orbital, thank you. caroline: the eu is considering expanding its investigation into elon musk's x for a contract moderation rules. for allegedly failing to tackle illegal content and disinformation. plus, google facing its first u.k. investigation under tougher digital antitrust rules. set it as a decide on whether the u.s. tech giant is distorting the market. and, microsoft named jay parikh as executive vp of the new ai engineering unit. part of microsoft he worked at facebook building infrastructure there and mike:

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it's small and medium sized business customers. it's b2b customers.ferentiating our capabilities to gain stickiness with our customers, in fact, our churn. in other words, the number of customers that left us last year was the lowest it's been in many, many years. so we're just laser focused on segments and capabilities and not chasing all the packages that are coming into the small package market. >> okay. carol tomé, ceo of ups, thank you for joining me. >> thank you morgan kelly. >> it's got to be tough steering a company in the midst of a moments like these. thank you both very much for your time today. appreciate it. after a quick break, the latest on the recovery efforts after last night's tragic plane crash at reagan national airport. we have the latest on the ground and the next steps for the investigation. when we come back. >> individually, each of us is great, but from here you can see we're one big team. at atlassian. we believe real progress takes all of us working together on new sources of energy, cars that drive to the future, even piz

salesforce has an roi which shows that the average customer and this is their th, the average customerrn. anything close to that holds, we think you will see some very long dated demand for agentforce. >> greg, we have to leave it there. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> time for a check on the top corporate stories and additions to meta's board. silvana henao is here with that. silvana, good morning. >> good morning, frank. meta platforms naming three directors to the board. dana white. white is a close friend of president-elect trump and spoke at the republican national convention and on election night. >>> shares of ulta beauty moving higher ter the retailer forecast an up beat fourth quarter thanks to strong demand in the holiday season. ulta is promoting president and coo to the new ceo. we are seeing shares up 1%. >>> stryker striking a deal for $4.9 billion this cash or about $80 a share. inari stock jumped 30% yesterday and it is up more than 20% in extended trading. >>> semafor is reporting that michelle bowman is looking to replace michael barr who is stepping down of su

our value proposition was stronger with other customers. it was a good customer, but low margin.x to support. what we have done is taken that time, attention and capacity and focussed on customers that value those services. in addition, we made other investments. >> one of the reasons why people hated cardinal, because if you lose your second largest customer, you cannot make the numbers. you made it up with better margin, including acquisition. you ran cardinal better. i think that's why this stock is at a 52-week high. most, 52-week low. >> we execute cd on this business. even with that plan, we only had a 1% to 3% earning growth for the pharma segment of the last quarter, a fantastic first year. our long-term expectations for the business. this morning, we are at the high end of expectations for the year, which means that you would expect us to fake expectations above the 4% to 6%. that's in a year where we had that. we had headwinds related to lower covid vaccine. we manage through that. >> they have tripped up other companies. this is special. most of the companies here are

where are the customers coming from? mike s.: this is the strongest guide that we have given and it is simple. the consumer businesses firing on all cylinders. in the top 100 and smaller markets. and now the business sector is starting to rise as well. you look across all of the segments, and things are -- and people are flocking to t-mobile. caroline: i am interested in the other competitors out there, at&t and verizon added to them and where the customers coming from? mike s.: we are the best house and a great neighborhood. i do not need for competitors to fail in order to succeed. we are taking share but the market is vibrant and people are growing and getting more value out of rate plans and buying up the rate card and the average revenue per customer per month are rising, not because of rising prices but they are self-selecting up the rate card which allows revenues to rise where no one is a loser. caroline: people will need more data for generative ai. has that become a chokepoint? mike s.: it is a way for us to sh

look. >> we're seeing it everywhere. >> our customers, our. >> customers, customers. >> i talked to.three of our largest customers last. >> week. >> and that that. >> sense of promise and confidence in. >> the economy. >> is fueling the. >> the resurgence of reshoring. >> increased order activity or backlogs are up, water activity is up. and i think you're going to see that continue into 2025. >> well, you tell a terrific story because you're a great company. and leon is just a it's great to have you on the show. i really think that this is the level that you have to have. nucor. if you have any faith in the in the us economy, which i certainly have, and i know you do. leon paypal is the chair, president and ceo of nucor. thank you for coming on the show. >> thank you jim. >> appreciate it. >> that money is back. >> after the break. >> coming up, how are tech companies navigating the ai race after yesterday's big declines? cramer's one on one with salesforce ceo marc benioff next. cnbc live. >> ambitiously. >> let's talk ai. ai in china versus ai in the united states. >> deep sea. on

and customer conservation.agree that there are challenges ahead aligned with the list that was shared by mr. ritchie. we appreciate your efforts and the commitment of the spc as it plans the means and methods to continue to meet the water supply reliability of its wholesale customers. thank you commissioners. i've always looked at this situation in a different way. first and foremost your commissioners should read directly act after you read the rico act find out about our needs assessment to this city first what we have here is somewhere along the line you are diverted trying to make a lot of money. you must always realize that the water belongs to the indigenous people. water is life that's how we have to look at it. we don't take water to make more money. >> so when you had the first drought, whenever y'all had the first drought maybe 1906 or even even eight in the 80s you have to go back then and find out what were the conditions. so right now san franciscans do not use water. they use less water. guess wha

the other is customer service.nd so i want to make sure that we're prepared, whether we're growing or shrinking, that we never let go of our focus on the customer. and this is a tiny investment in really concluding work that we've been doing for many years of just bridging that last gap around the customer. i agree with everything you've said. it's just the best thing we could do for the customer is to show up on time, right? isn't it? and we're doing that from a technical standpoint. the issue is when the tree falls down across the roadway or a switch breaks in the subway. we are masters at figuring out how to get around the technical problem. we can still use some improvement around getting the information out to the customer. when we're not able to get the bus around the town. that's a very it's a very timely point too, because there is a tree across the fiveaa, which is why i was late today. and so your point there is that it's not just showing up on time, it's telling people why you're late. that's right. when

we also work extensively with all of our customers.ct one of the programs with our customers here are hands-on workshops that our sales engineers surround the customers and this is great for them because they get to learn about new technology, how they can be more efficient with snowflake. it raises the general level and so we are doing this across the board both within snowflake but also with our customers that are here and in emerging markets like india and others. caroline: talking of india, the u.s. gets an awful lot of talent from india via h1b visas. how confident are you -- it seems as though trump thus far is pro-the visa scheme. sridhar: look, i came as a student. i was on a viva -- visa. lot of people have had amazing opportunities and impact in areas like high-tech where there is a real shortage, so we use it but we also hire pretty -- a lot of folks from our own universities here in the united states. we are fairly confident that the program is a win-win and that it will continue. caroline: i think the thing we talk to most

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here is what i keep telling our customers and our own organization.rations along the way and siemens capabilities are aligned with national priorities, so whether we are talking about increasing electricity available for data centers or the resurgence in manufacturing, this is a recent -- a moment. >> have you had to object supply chain? >> this has been a trend for siemens. you would see we truly believe that bringing manufacturing supply chains closer to point of use is going to be a trend going forward, so we have been making in america for decades now and i do not see tremendous change coming for us but we want to be responsive and we think the kind of technology we bring can make even government customers were efficient and effective. ed: elon musk would like to hear that. you meet with so many ceos during the week. i am grateful for your time. caroline, back to you in new york. caroline: it is time for talking tech. tencent announced its biggest buyback since 2006, purchasing hong kong listed shares amid a selloff in stock after the tech firm wa

our customers, leasing cars, renting cars, car sharing with them.our amazing 90,000 employees. and look ahead for me here, you know, if i came to one of your outlets two years from now and i said i want to rent a carfrom you — is it going to be an av? never say never. i think there's still more time to go in the autonomous vehicle technology. but they have made huge strides and they are solving complicated problems. so never say never. um, it definitely is around the corner and we are excited about that opportunity. chrissy taylor, so good to talk to you on the programme. thanks for being with us this week. thank you. thank you very much. well, we're at the end of the road for this week. i hope you've enjoyed the programme. don't forget, you can keep up to date with the global economy on the bbc news website or smartphone app. thanks for watching. we'll see you very soon. bye—bye. hello. while some parts of the uk got to see the sunshine right the way through to the end of the day on saturday, for others it was a grey, gloomy start to the weekend. a

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always difficult to know the full picture because the customers and former customers are not always typically not given a reason for why their accounts are closed. so it's easy to kind of draw conclusions where it might be, you know, another cause entirely that has prevented the bank from doing business with any particular person or business. >> notable to les, don't you think that, you know, bank of america was a big winner yesterday, even after president trump said what he did? >> yeah. >> and it's green again today. and let's not forget that the earnings most recently for the whole space were pretty good. and the optimism around this area isn't waning one bit, seemingly, pardon the pun, trumping what the president himself had to say yesterday. >> yeah, it magically has been the biggest outperformer among the six, the big six yesterday. and i believe the same is true today. it's actually much of this backlash or how much of this, you know, negative narrative surrounding bank of america ultimately filters through into the bank's bottom line and into their ultimate financials. and one element

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>> amazon is their largest customer.eo of ups told me on their earnings call, not the most profitable. because it is lower value and lower margin of volume at ups's network, it brings in less profit for the company. so, they will be reducing, they have agreed with amazon that they will reduce volumes from amazon by more than 50%. by 2026. and this is an acceleration of a plan that they already had underway. it is coming much quicker than expected. scarlet: where is it going to make that up? >> they are going after some higher-margin business. they are looking into the health care vertical, which they call complex logistics. it brings in a little more profit. they use more of ups services. hopefully -- they are hoping that's where they can make up some of that revenue. >> in 2023, ups was negotiating with their workers. they avoided a strike by paying them more. labor talks forced some to move to competitors like fedex. did the customers stay with the competitors or did they move to ups? >> ups has been courting some cust

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mugs will be back in the in—store customer base.h london to see how is having an impact. into the national psyche. the lionesses champions of europe, after beating women's football has been steadily growing investing millions into facilities, coaching and development for the women's game. and grassroots initiatives like this one in north london, where the club is based, which provides free of the women's game. it's just important to emphasise that you can play, fact that you enjoy football. like, i think, when you're younger, it's easy to fall so i think these programmes are so important. arsenal were the first club in the country to establish a community programme, and they now run around 40 different weekly initiatives. a report commissioned for the anniversary to show community projects. of economic value for the uk — of which almost half the team was initially founded by the community team back in the �*80s, and what we did was create holding the records for most titles won in each domestic competition they have played. leah wil

into the firm and there is new customers and then there's new growth within existing customers and we'vee double digit range and our focus has been growth in certain areas like kindrell consult and going out of four elements of the business and there was a very low margin oem business reselling people's equipment and basically done to zero and we're done. we're working on getting content out of the contracts that didn't allow us to invest in the customers but there's a lot of growth in places we're focused on. liz: thank you, martin, for clarifying what the business does and not a name familiar to anybody and it should be and not only has it had a banger of the last six months and last year but your pe ratio is 16 and at a time where analysts are looking for real value where they're not overpaying and that is something that's interesting to our viewers. we appreciate you being here. glad to see you. >> thank you. liz: with the new year is new s&p price targets and 489 billion big move to the upside. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wonde

what can we do to address that, and help our customers, hundreds of thousands of customers that are using technology to build, to be thinking about this so that these symptoms and technology work for our good. when you talk about our risk, that was the other part of it that drove me to think about, there's something that we can do here. right? there's something that we can do to address this and have better impact and assuring that it works and energy involved. >> i want to bring you back into this conversation because one of the things when we talk about bringing into this space, people of color. if i sit up, whether it's-- whether we're talking about business, investing, development, education, if i wake up in the morning and watch cnbc or if i watch the bloomberg business report, i don't see, rarely, i rarely see anybody who looks like me. again, this is the next frontier and everyone talking about it does not look like me or you or you or you or you or you. how do you get more people of color into that space, educationally or otherwise? >> so, that's a really, really deep question. so

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to increase the revenue per customer.oumanna: what about outside brazil? mexico, colombia, argentina would you consider expanding there? david: mexico is our number one priority this year. it is a very big market. over 120 million people. there is 12% credit card penetration. over 60% of mexican consumers are still outside the banking system, so there is an opportunity to provide banking services to people that haven't been able to access the banks. the right way to do it is digitally. we just passed one million customers, becoming one of the largest financial institutions in mexico. it is beating all the metrics we have in brazil. colombia is also following the same path. argentina, we were about to launch in 2019, and we had to pull the brakes because things changed quickly. we are looking curiously at what is happening right now with president millet. if there is continuity in the metrics, we will consider launching in argentina. joumanna: what about u.s.? u.s. is a mature market but would you ever consider expanding i

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