the hp discover conference is currently underway.ond discover conference since hpe became its own company. we caught up with that enterprise executive president and asked about the company's progress since the split. >> i think we have made huge progress. obviously, if you think about the project -- progress hp ink has made, you can see the results, and the innovation they continue to bring on the market. on our side, we lay the foundation for the company going forward. we have completed already one of the versions with csc, creating the second largest services company as a player. we laid a very clear strategy for hewlett-packard enterprise going forward. we are very excited about that, because it gives us focus, purpose, and we are applying capital and innovation just around the strategy. for us, it has been a great journey. customers really like what we are doing. emily: how has the merger of dell and emc changed the competitive landscape? >> well, i think they'll eat -- dell emc has taken a completely different strategy. they go

that said, hp stock and growth has been under pressure.let you to change whether smaller is really smarter? proud of our financial performance and stock performance since the split with hp ink to hewlett-packard enterprise. if you think of the stock price as a whole, which reached a low hp inc.2, if you add up , our share ofd the software company, that is close to $50 a share. our stock has done really well since we had split off from hp inc. almost 18 months ago. can dell play hardball better because they are private? >> there are some advantages to being private but actually because their debt is publicly traded, we have a window into their financials, much in the same way as a public company. they don't get the scrutiny we do. we really like our hand. we have no debt on the company, infact, we have $6 million strategic cash, we are smaller, and the blur. we have dry powder to make acquisitions, investments. we can turn on a time now, which is a different strategy from dell. we are getting smaller, we are deleveraging, and we are leaning

zure cloutt a functionality on-prem, you do azur stack which runs on hp inc. year. a very good strategy, we are great partners with them. it's about giving customers choice. where do they want their workloads, where do they want their data? if they want a public club partner, we recommend azur. emily: if they start making their own data center equipment, what does that mean for hpe? meg: this is a dynamic industry. for a long time infrastructure was not in fashion but we see all kinds of people getting into the business. if that is what microsoft does, we will try to figure out how to have a relationship around cooperation-competition. we admire the company a lot, we will figure it out. emily: tech stocks have been on a tear since the election despite political uncertainty. what are the market dynamics that you see helping or hurting hpe? meg: it's a challenging global environment right now, there are some countries doing very well and then there is uncertainty in a number of countries, and uncertainty is not good for business. our strongest market in europe is germ

our stock has done really well since we had split off from hp inc. almost 18 months ago.en it comes to m&a, can dell play hardball better because they are private? meg: there are some advantages to being private but actually because their debt is publicly traded, we have a window into financials much in the same way as a financials public company. they don't get the scrutiny we do. we really like our hand. we have no debt on the company, in fact, we have $6 billion in net cash. we are more strategic. we are smaller, and we are nimbler. we have dry powder to make acquisitions, investments. we can turn on a dime now, which is a different strategy from dell. we are getting smaller, we are deleveraging, and we are leaning into new technology. everything software defined and they are doubling down on old technology and a cost take-out play. it is a different strategy. i like our hand. emily: when it comes to m&a, how reasonable are valuations right now? meg: they have become a lot more reasonable in the last six months. we have made an aquisition, almost one a month for the la

what are the market dynamics you see helping or hurting hp?allenging global environment right now. there are some countries doing very well. and there is uncertainty in a number of countries. uncertainty is not good for business. our strongest market in europe is germany. germany is doing incredibly well. but the u.k. is challenged. public spec -- public-sector spending is down. firms investing in the u.k. are holding back because of brexit. it doesn't mean that they won't spend, but it is on a pause. i don't know what is going to happen here, maybe a should take a little time to think it through. japan a strong for us. australia is coming back. latin america is doing well. and the u.s. is uneven. so it's a mixed environment. we have to make it work in every environment. we sell as hard as we can and try to give customers as much choice no matter what is going on in the backdrop. emily: i'm curious what you think of the unicorn startups, what you see them doing well, what you see them doing poorly. g: the startup scene in silicon valley and el

i said, oh, you're hp i think. they said, we're hp. >> actually, the it was a scammer. but dan didn't know that. he let the caller take remote control of his computer. >> got locked down. they said you need to buy this special software. >> the man on o the phone said it would cost $450. >> i expected him to get a credit card number. they didn't. they asked for i-tunes gift cards. >> the man told him to buy $450 worth of i-tunes cards and call him back. >> i ran down there and bought these things. didn't think anything of it at the time. >> however, later, he wondered why hp would want apple cards. he asked the man on the phone! we work for hp, so we can't buy another software directly. >> that's when dan realized it was a scam. he hung up, now, he was stuck with a disabled computer and $450 worth of i-tunes. >> i'm 75 years old. i don't use a lot of i-tunes. >> he went to an apple store to return them. >> they said you can't refund them here and spend here. >> apple said he couldn't use i-tei tunes to buy an ipad or anything else at the store. >> he contacted us, we con

i said, oh, you're hp i think. they said, we're hp. >> actually, the it was a scammer. but dan didn't know that. he let the caller take remote control of his computer. >> got locked down. they said you need to buy this special software. >> the man on o the phone said it would cost $450. >> i expected him to get a credit card number. they didn't. they asked for i-tunes gift cards. >> the man told him to buy $450 worth of i-tunes cards and call him back. >> i ran down there and bought these things. didn't think anything of it at the time. >> however, later, he wondered why hp would want apple cards. he asked the man on the phone! we work for hp, so we can't buy another software directly. >> that's when dan realized it was a scam. he hung up, now, he was stuck with a disabled computer and $450 worth of i-tunes. >> i'm 75 years old. i don't use a lot of i-tunes. >> he went to an apple store to return them. >> they said you can't refund them here and spend here. >> apple said he couldn't use i tunes to buy an ipad or anything else at the store. >> he contacted us, we contact

alan said, hp sauce, crumpets. 0ne a ship in christchurch. alan said, hp sauce, crumpets.y and stop the british lions. yes we will need all the help we can get on saturday. this is about weetabix and weet—bix that is the new zealand version. there are hundreds of packets. 300 boxes not being served into this small business, a little bit of britain, that sells things to ex—pats there. this is a portion ofjust, i'm looking at it through t kaleidoscope of brexit. we will have to sign deals to stop this. there will be trade marks that exist any way. yes, but in the grand scheme of things, these businesses don'tjust exist in new zealand, there is a very big one in new york which i pop by and you see people buying 12 pound boxes of yorkshire tea. one says, when i go abroad, i mustare yorkshire tea. one says, when i go abroad, i must are a a packet of digestive biscuits. . i have to have cheese and onion crisps. don't eat them on the plane. thank you for coming in. there will be more business news throughout the day on the bbc live web page and on world business report. r) we'll

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if you add up hp ink, our share of dfc, and the software company, it isif you add up hp a share. have done very -- $58 share. we have done very well. emily: can they play hard ball better because they are private? meg: there are advantages to being private. is dell, because their debt publicly created, we have a window -- they do not get the scrutiny we do. we really like our hands. we have no debt on the company. we have about $6 billion of net cash on the company. we have gotten more strategic, focused. we are smaller, nimbler. we can turn on a dime now. it is a different strategy for dell. we are getting -- they are getting bigger, we are getting smaller. moree leaning into technology and they are doubling down on old technology. i like our hands. how reasonable are valuations right now? meg: they have become a lot more reasonable in the last six months. we made an acquisition of almost one a month for the last six months. valuations are coming down because venture capital is getting tighter in silicon valley. losseslingness to fund for indeterminate time is shrinking. have cl

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the hp discover conference is underway in las vegas.ang caught up with executive vice president antonio neri, and asked about the company progress. progress, made huge obviously think about the progress hpe has made themselves. you can see the results, and what they continue to bring on the market. and we lay the foundation between the company going forward, we have completed one coc,e big mergers with creating the largest technological services company veryplayer, and we have a secure strategy for hewitt packard enterprise going forward. purpose,ve ourselves that we want to give ourselves purpose, and we are under capital innovation is one of our best strategies. it has been a great journey and customers like what we are doing. how did this change the competitive landscape? >> i think they have taken a completely different strategy than what we have done. they got bigger, they leveraged the balance sheet, and obviously have taken a lot of that. but mostly on the older technologies. we have taken a completely different, radical approach

. >> reporter: however, later, he wondered why hp would want apple karsd. on the phone. >> he said we work for hp, so we can't buy another software directly. >> reporter: that's when dan realized it was a scam. he hung up. now he was stuck with a disabled computer and $450 worth of i-tunes. >> i'm 75 years old. i don't use a lot of i-tunes. >> reporter: he went to an apple store to return them. >> they said no, you can't refund them here. >> reporter: he couldn't use them to buy i tunes or anything else. >> they're only good for i-tunes. >> reporter: we contacted apple. the company said dan should have been allowed to exchange his cards saying, if a customer reaches out to let us know they mistakenly purchased the wrong card, we work with them to resolve the issue. also, apple is now posting this warning on those gift cards. if someone asks you to pay for something with i-tunes cards, it's almost certainly a scam. and apple swapped dan's cards for store cards. >> i beat a track down there. >> reporter: now, get this, after the scammer sung up, dan's compute

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everyone in the town of brian hp head has been evacuated. the fire is dangerously close to some homes. a gunman opened fire into a group of people in myrtle beach, south carolina. a man in a fear by hotel captured it on his cellphone. it all started with a fight. and when the man got to his feet, he started to shoot. seven people were hit including the gunman who was then by a security guard. everyone survived. >>> and people took to the streets in minnesota for a second day, protesting the acquittal of jeronino yanez. despite a lot of backlash, nbc megan kelly hosted an interview. known for outrageous statements, 1 of which is about the 2012 shooting in sandy hook elementary school. he claimed the 26 children who died was a hoax. >>> i tend to believe children probably did die there. but you look at the evidence on the other side, i can see how other people believe nobody died there. >> the families impacted by the newton shooting asked kelly not to air the interview. now, kelly released a statement before the nart view aired saying she nor

chief equity strategist is dumping out of the tech giants such as facebook auto zone, discover, hp, inteln this group. this group has low volatility but higher potential for rewards and returns. this is the element. all of the names today, liz, with up arrows. liz: we'll take it, nicole. big moves. about to see records for the dow and s&p. the secular bull market is currently in its ninth year. some investors are nervous. they think the bull run is getting long in the tooth and gray around the temples. the ceo of is saying the bull run has 16 more years? >> secular markets can go for 21 years. liz: define secular bull market. >> opportunity for real expansion in the market. people take advantage of consumer purchases. more money in the consumer pocketbook. more technology and more growth. people willing to bid up price of stocks you wouldn't think they bid up over time. liz: definitely going to be a record for the dow jones industrials, possibly for the s&p, are we there yet? charlie let's say there is a correction, which would be very normal? >> i think you're going to see one. if you lo

they were calling for a strong experienced and visionary chairman of the hp, saying such an appointmentgood step. tenured directors having approved disastrous acquisitions. mackenzie might be agreeable to them area the of people on the board -- >> thank you so much paul allen. up next, trump's latest twitter tirade. the president labeling the russia investigation a witchhunt. this is bloomberg. ♪ counting down to asia's first major market open this morning. things are looking good after the japanese yen weakened the most in all most five months in the last session. this is daybreak asia. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines at this hour. nike cutting 2% of its global workforce with competition from adidas and under armour stiffening. they suggest the cuts could affect about 1400 workers. the shakeup did impress investors who sent the shares downward. nike's biggest intraday decline in almost one month. >> japan's biggest bank is facing the most dramatic reduction in headcount since it was formed after a banking crisis shook the industry 20 years ago. they may limit 810,0

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i do know as hp enterprises spun out, they got that piece of business, any time there's a change, combination of them being a happy customer and work day able to get them in production very quickly usually bodes us winning their m and a business. >> they could have chosen oracle but they went with you. there is some advantage. do we have independent statistics that shows the market change over the past several years? >> goldman sachs did a survey amongst it professionals. you look at what they see today and three years out, basically they're telling goldman sachs work day's market share will continue to grow at the expansion of oracle and s.a.t. that's what we've seen. it comes to having a great product and taking care of customers. our customer satisfaction right is around 97%. we've proven out these high end companies where we're the solution. it's not just about selling the cloud, about delivering the cloud for these companies. >> you mentioned three years out. you have pretty interesting artificial intelligence where someone will stay or go, a predictive model. could you explain how sophi

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so every new acquisition that comes out about cyber meddling, and that in france, in monte hp negro,t has created the political climate here where ordinary russians view it as ridiculous and political chaos elsewhere. less than a year ago from a presidential election in russia, is no bad thing for president putin. he is widely expected to run for a another six years in office in those elections next spring. so this could be politically useful for him. and there's another aspect where advance of those are ramping up its efforts in its own affairs. just weeks ago parliament here agreed to setup a commission to prevent interference in russia's foreign affairs, like controlling mgos. so there really is a sense that while this is raging in washington, the kremlin is really harnessing that. >> and we know that has worked for vladimir putin in the past. clar, thank you so much. >>> mean when i will, polls are open in the united kingdom as voters deciding between the conservative party led by theresa may and jeremy corbin's labor party. security certainly a very hot topic in the wake of rece

become known as the patomic river rapist, coming up, she's sharing her story with news 4 and hoping to hp >> if this happens to you, it's not your fault. and to know that it doesn't have to ruin >>> i've had a lot of people get to me on twitter, text me, hey, should we cancel our plans tomorrow on saturday because we've got thunderstorms coming, no, they will be done by 8:00 in the morning. remember that. ol seen. we saw the rain come through as you woke up around 9:00, the rain was done by that time. we're dealing with clouds, sunshine across the area, 86 degrees, humidity is the only factor we're dealing with right now, temperatures dropping through the saturday. 86 in leesburg. 89 down towards fredericksburg. we saw some showers there right around the d.c. metro area as they came through just like this over the last couple of hours. you can see it, watch this, we'll go back a couple hours, there they go, they're done to the north and west, everybody in pink under a severe thunderstorm watch that does not include any of our area, the exception franklin polk county in pennsylvania, they'

we also got statements from microsoft's chief legal officer, brad smith, hp's meg whitman, and salesforceeo marc benioff, who said, "deeply disappointed by the present's decision to withdraw from the paris -- agreemente out cap facebook, google, and apple did sign a letter in may asking trump to stay in the paris climate agreement. we know tim cook called the president to urge him to remain. joining us now to discuss, colleen regan, and our guest host for the hour and techonomy ceo david kirkpatrick. what does it mean for technology and business leaders who may not have voted for the president, but were prepared to work with him, to desert him now? david: i think they've already deserted the president on most substantive issues. it's not like they are deserting him now. the gap between president trump and silicon valley is a grand canyon at this point. what's more interesting to me is how committed business has become, not just silicon valley, but most big businesses towards climate change remediation. the issue of whether climate change is happening or not is not controversial among most

in april, hp completed the spin merge with csc.hat did have a complicating impact on results this quarter along with a number of other things. we'll get to all of it with meg whitman, ceo of hewlett-packard enterprise who joins us from california. meg, always nice to see you. even this early in the morning which we always appreciate. it was a somewhat opaque quarter is the word jim and i referenced earlier. but let's come back to margins because a lot of the analysts who follow the company and investors are focused on that. margins were down. you're saying perhaps they bottomed. is that the case, are we going to start to see margins in the key enterprise group which is essentially the company at this point start to rebound? >> well, you will start to see them rebound. but let me give you a little context. we are almost all the way through probably one of the largest transformations in american business history. and by the time we're down, we will have created four industry leading companies that i think are much better equipped to

. >>> don't miss hp ceo meg whitman on cnbc at 9:10 a.m. >>> box's quarterly earnings ahead of expectationsbox is accomplishing its current goal of generating cash from the cloud software business and adds an artificial intelligence effort is up next. >>> palo alto networks getting a solid bump after reporting better than expected revenues in the latest quarter. the cybersecurity firm's results are due in part to a stronger customer sign-up. certainly in the wake of cry at. >>> marathon petroleum saying the previous authorization for a buyback had $2 billion remaining as of march. shares of ollie's bargain outlet slipping. same-store sales rose nearly 2% during the first quarter. not one we mention often. >>> still ahead, uncle joe is not done with politics just yet. we'll tell you about the announcement we expect from the former vice president later today. >>> speaking of politics, hillary clinton taking a fresh swipe at president trump. the details and the sound coming up. stay tuned, you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. since i added futures, i have access to the oil markets and

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last night c hp put up a wind advisory and so could be a little gusty. i don't think it's major.eware of it. 580 and 205. it's not as slow as it normally is. there is some slow traffic there when you get township the dublin interchange you have see a little bit of slowing because of the earlier problem we had in this area. it's still there but it's not causing a big delay. its going the other way. counter commute direction. this say look at 880 in oakland. traffic is moving well in both directions. at the bay bridge toll plaza i forget. i moved these down. westbound traffic is going to be right. >> thank you. topping the news this morning the mayors of the barry's largest cities are promising to stand firm against the trump administration regarding the issue of sanctuary cities. the house approved two bills including kate's law anytimed after the woman allegedly shot and killed by an inlegal immigrant. we are at pier14. that's where kate was killed almost two years ago. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are here at pier14 where k ate was shot and killed in 2015. now the

what we need to do incorporate many different things that will hp and repair obamacare. let's be honest in 2016 only 7% of the counties in the united states had either one or no insurers people could get to. in 2017 it is 33%. obamacare is absolutely broken. the bcra doesn't go anywhere addressing that. we need heavy medicare, medicaid reform. medicaid rebill bursts 61 cents on the dollar compared to medicare. if we don't do, incorporate principles the president himself campaigned upon, removal of state lines, allowing small businesses, individuals to group together to buy coverage to make it more affordable this bill doesn't have it. lauren: ellis, do you think that the senators would just vote on he repealing obamacare first, then dealing with whatever time gap they have in replacing later? is that doable? >> you're talking about the trust us, strategy. lauren: trust us. >> later we'll come back. this is the party, by the way for the last eight years has been unable to come up with a plan. they were held hostage by mitch mcconnell for weeks couldn't come up with a plan

this country for the right reasons for sure, if they want to be americans and if they want to help us hp them. >> let me expand this a little bit too in that the president's call yesterday in cedar rapids, iowa, is one that needed to be made but needs to go broader than the welfare sides of this thing people are thinking about. medicaid itself was loosened up under nancy pelosi. we had standards written by governor of georgia nathan deal require proof of citizenship in order to access medicaid benefits. that proof of citizenships need there to be across the board in the language delivered in 2007. i huge that my colleagues look at that the put that into obamacare rewrite going on over in the senate right now. it is perfect time to do so. trish: i'm glad you brought that up. they're looking for opportunities to negotiate this thing out, get it done. thank you so much, congressman. good to have you here. >> good to be back, thank you. trish: nancy pelosi, everyone, under fire from her fellow democrats today. yeah, they're blaming her for that embarrassing loss in georgia this week. now the