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this is first time that hewlett-packard enterprise reported earnings. as you know hewlett-packard split off this is the company that focuses on servers, which the other part of hp, inc. which focused on computers and such. we have news of a deal. they will spin off and merge non-core software assets with a company called micro focus in a deal valued $8.8 billion. "the wall street journal" reported that this was pending and the deal could be worth up $10 billion a little light there. weaker revenue than forecast. looking at shares of hewlett-packard enterprise declining in the extended session, down over 1%. david. david: down a tick. lori, thank you very much. melissa: billionaire hedge fund manager bill ackman purchasing a 9.9% stake in chipolte worth $1.2 billion, saying in a the filing that he believes the company has strong brand differentiated offerings, enormous growth opportunity and visionary leadership. shares of chipolte are down 39% in the last year. steven, what do you think of this one? ackman, i don't know he has had a mixed record lately.

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. >> hewlett-packard enterprise sector is merging some non-core software assets. micro focus international is valued at $8.2 billion. it includes areas such as application delivery management, data, and enterprise delivery. it is an effort to slim down the company's operation. shares in nintendo have soared in tokyo trade. super mario is finally coming to the iphone. nintendo will release the game featuring the character in the store in september. it will be the first time the franchise has appeared on a smart phone. sony has released a new supercharged version of the playstation 4. the playstation 4 pro is designed to run virtual reality games. the company also announced a new slimmer version of the original playstation 4. the move followed the upgrade of xbox, marked a shift in strategy, hoping gamers will buy a new consul more than twice a decade. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: thanks. the fed says witnesses are increasingly anxious about the presidential -- businesses are increasingly anxious about the election. risk that takes a hike this mon

for the dow and the s&p today, the nasdaq climbing to a record high for a second day. , hewlett-packard enterprisesng profits. the bottom line pete analysts estimates. the top line missed. quarter may beat some analysts estimates. they will also spin off software sentiment for an eight billion dollars deal including big data, enterprise security and management business. joe: "what'd you miss?" appleg announcements from today. what's new? the iphone seven and iphone seven plus, including wireless headphones called your pods -- ear pods. for more let's go to san francisco. .om joins us tom, what is your big take away from today's news? will the new iphone be able to drive a solid of rate for the company? tom: i think it is a set of very solid updates. it is getting harder and harder to sort of rock the world with a new iphone every year. i think that what apple did was sort of put together a nice set of features that people in the market for a new phone will likely find pleasing. more specifically they started to set the table for future updates that will take advantage of some of the technology that

this strategy has clearly changed at hewlett packard enterprise and now they are about focus and agilitywhen you compare that with michael dell's strategy which is about going to a company like emc and probably reducing costs to figure eight, a significant unlockof i.t., hp can i.t. around it and focus their strategy in a software area that was complicating a lot of their sales motion. how will history treat each of these? they will treat them differently but they are value add moves for both companies will stop michael needs to pay down his debt and he's doing a good job. hp needs to drive cash flow to drive scale. i think what you are going to see is a three-way battle that's really focused on lenovo, hewlett-packard enterprise and dell with the enterprise infrastructure business going forward. we will be looking back in history books to see if you are right stop coming up, details of the $4 billion plan to take mcafee security out from under intel's roof once again. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a story we are watching -- first, there is mcafee and then the cyber security giant became i

the appointed billion dollars to this macro international is the latest move by hewlett-packard enterprise to narrow its business focus. hewlett-packard was created during the breakup last fall of the technology to businesses. hp enterprise reported better than expected adjusted profit for latest quarter. revenue fell $12.2 billion missing expectations. lauren: one of the socks we watch today, the tech giant to sell a majority stake in its security unit to private equity firm price tag $4.2 billion. the business recently called intel security will go back to its original name mcafee. getting the latest quarterly earnings from barnes and noble down before the opening bell today. analysts look for the country's largest bookstore chain still in business to report a loss of 13 cents a share on revenue of about $959 million. nicole: headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." hanjin shipping said that those cargo adrift at sea. they struggle to get their goods. the $14 billion worth of cargo has been disrupted as retailers prepare to stock their shelves for the holiday season. we

you're going to see is a three-way battle, and that battle is really focused on lenovo, hewlett-packard enterprise for the enterprise infrastructure business going forward. emily: idc chief research officer crawford del prete. we will look back in history and see if you are right. thank you. coming up, details of the $4 billion plan to take mcafee security out from under intel's roof again. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: a story we are watching. first there was mcafee, then in 2011 the sever security giant became intel security when intel bought it for nearly $8 billion. now intel is spinning out the cyber security firm once again. intel and private equity firm tpg will invest in a spin out transaction valued at $4.2 billion, including debt. cory johnson is standing by with more details. give us some context here. why is intel spinning this out now, for half the price? cory: indeed. one can quibble about what the dollar amount was, what they paid, the 7.7 billion total. they acquired a lot of cash. the true cost to intel at the time was $6.6 billion, but it's still more than $2.2 billion less value,

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hewlett packard enterprise. >>> welcome back. political strategist alex casillanos.risten welker of nbc news who is covering the clinton campaign for us. welcome, all. let me start with you. pence trying to defend trump on immigration. what did you think? >> um, well, he is not going to answer the operative question, which is the one you asked him multiple times. what's he going to do with the undocumented workers? i think what pence -- what pence signed on to he knew what he was getting into, right? there was no question of, like, i wonder what it would be like to run with donald trump. you knew what you were getting. i think what he has made peace with when he took this, i'm going to go as far as i comfortably can as a much more main line politician than donald trump in defending donald trump. what i'm not going to do -- you heard this on taxes as well. what i'm not going to do is put my own personal credibility on the line. i'm going to say donald trump has been -- i think donald trump has been consistent. these are donald trump's views. >> he did the same thing o

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. >>> hewlett-packard enterprise will spin off some of the non-core assets.ccording to sources who spoke to cnbc, the computer maker plans to spin off and combine its non-core software assets with uk-based microfocus in a deal worth nearly $9 billion. separately, hewlett-packard posted higher than expected profit and sales came in a little light. shares fell nearly 2% in after hours but finished the regular day up 1% to 2208. >>> apache said they uncovered a texas oil field that could be a profitable resource. the energy company said the new discovery has a potential to produce at least 2 billion barrels of oil valuing the area at more than $8 billion. they have begun drilling and said it would raise the capital budget to accelerate production. shares rose 6%. >>> shares of chipotle continued to surge after a regulatory filing late yesterday revealed that per shing square with a 9% stake in the chain. the hedge fund said it reflects the view that the stock undervalued. and also added to plan to enter into talks with the management of chipotle. shares popped.

hewlett-packard enterprises top of the list of stocks.ology to businesses will release its latest earnings after the bell. analysts look for a profit of 44 cents per share and revenues of $12.6 billion. hewlett-packard split the enterprise operations from his pc printer business hp ink nearly a year ago now. more than 6% in after-hours the arcade restaurant chain cut its annual guidance for same-store sales, a key metric. advanced micro devices but 3.5% in extended trading. the chipmaker to raise more than a billion dollars through an offering of stock as well as. >> good news for burger and steak lovers of beef prices have fallen to a five-year low. our own jeff flock checked out cattle farm in illinois to find out why peace is so cheap these days. >> lorinda nicoll, you are looking that one had are looking up 100 t. for that is worth a whole lot less this year than it was this time two years ago. the five-year chart and cedar cattle from cma. you see the dramatic drop in price. we got to a high of 245, $245 payback may. that may not be

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