. >>> and berkshire hathaway selling 3.1 million shares of hp.est share puts the stake below 10% and moving forward berkshire will no longer need to disclose buying or selling of hp stock. looking at hp stock right now and it is down .50%. >>> time for a check of headlines outside of business is jessica layton in new york. >> frank, good morning. house lawmakers will be back in the chamber today. the two candidates for speaker is jim jordan and antonin scalia w -- steve scalise. so far, one has the backing of the frontrunner with former president trump confirming on truth social this morning that he will be endorsing jordan for speaker of the house. >>> now to a major reversal from the biden administration. announcing it is waiving 26 million construction laws. the only reason this is happening now is because congre congress allocated money during the trump administration and they have to use the money that way. >>> and bears fans watched with heavy hearts after mourning the loss of dick butkus. he played his entire career with the bears. he made

the hp saying it is planning to keep its metallurgical mines in queensland. also got quarterly output numbers from bhp this morning. how do they look? >> a bit of a mixed bag. we will start with iron ore. output for the quarter falling 4% to 69.4 million tons. the hp retaining its forecast of 282 to 294 tons metallurgical coal the other key ingredient in steelmaking was down 16%. guidance unchanged. copper production up 11% for bhp. it did acquire oz minerals at a price of 9.6 million. production to former 75,000 tons. production, their guidance unchanged. we did get an update on the potash project in saskatchewan. stage one of the. about one third complete. haidi:haidi: call ellen in sydney with the latest. . other story we are following, unions have halted plans to strike at chevron's lng facilities in australia. that puts an end to a full well that had woed global markets. chevron's facilities in australia account for 7% of global lng supplies last year. those will be some of the stocks we are watching as we head into the start of trading in australia. whi

but hp was the exception — staying resilient in the third quarter.director analyst mikako kitagawa says growing geopolitical tensions could impact the industry. right now there are a lot of uncertainties and also the potential risk of geopolitical situation which will affect the global economy. but we do not think that that itself will immediately affect the pc demand. let's go further. artificial intelligence has been the theme across sectors. how do you see that playing a role when it comes to pc demand? the bottom line is we do not think that al is not going to increase the additional demand. ai is coming to pcs but the big question is that, our concern in the business is going to buy pcs because ai is in it? the answer is no, but that maybe some people got really excited and then buy it. and some people can see the benefit. but i really don't think that because of the ai in pcs then they are going to shorten their life cycle. for instance, if pcs are only three or two years old, you can still use it. but ai pcs coming into the market, are you goi

hp looking to add cloud and a.i. to add 50% revenue by 2026.20%. >>> and intuitive posting revenue of $1.47 billion compared to expectations by analysts. all driven by procedure volume and the install base of systems. shares are down 8%. >>> we turn to the energy sector now. the volatility in crude prices sent oil and gas stocks on a wild ride. pippa stevens is looking at this month's sectornomics. >> the sector up 5% compared to the s&p's 11% gain. we started to see renewed investor interest in the third quarter with energy stocks up 11% over the last three months while the s&p has dropped 6%. oil traders are closely watching the war with israel and hamas and given the proximity to oil producing states. as geopolitical tensions flare, we look at energy companies' revenue extstreams. 35% of revenue comes from outside the u.s. according to dp goldman sachs. that is broader than the s&p's 29%. and exposure of 84% according to the latest round of filings. baker hughes follows at 77% with exxon and apa at 60% each. halliburton and apa round out the

hp and cdw. >>> all right.k senior markets commentator mike santoli is joining us at the desk, "midday word." how do you feel after this week? >> the market is very noncommittal you look at this celebration in a muted way of amazon's numbers and it got the stock back to where it was tuesday morning before we got the results from meta and google. yesterday good relief on the russell 2000 on the bank stocks. it's a slippery setup right now. i think it's worth asking, okay, so you wanted a 10% pullback, so you wanted to see some, you know, evidence that the mega caps were mortal, and they were going to come back to the pack what do you do with it it's a stark contrast between how the market is conveying what the macro outlook outloo is and what the data are saying. even the data coming in this morning, where, you know, pretty much stronger than expected, maybe it's going to accelerate but it's just interesting that you have essentially this argument going on. >> i feel like next week's fed meeting, i feel strange

very soft meat, good cooked, really strong broth, but refusal makes it so much better, it looks like hpwhen the restaurant format was opening, what to put , well, the classics, yes, cheesecake, honey cake, but some had to be put in different versions, well, it came right away idea, we need to pour the shape in the form of a triangle, pour it into our food, add the taste of sea buckthorn. this is that this is also a local product, that is, it looks like a cheesecake, but the visualization is like hp , yes, it’s cool, there is a view, there is a taste, there is a story, i think this is the ideal dessert, this dessert will remain in my heart for a long time, lesh, this is 100%, lesh, thank you very much, come to st. petersburg , we will surprise you there, thank you, thank you for the invitation , kazan is not only history and carefully preserved traditions, it is a city of the 21st century, there is a lot of the most modern entertainment here, like govzhu, you and i are in the largest extreme park in russia, and in europe in general, today we will ride skateboards, on cutting boards, well

production has already begun from yesterday in hp's manufacturing facility.ars, this is one of the top ten selling brands in the world beating mercedes—benz as well as bmw and in the electric vehicle market it has beaten tesla in china, home to the world �*s largest order market. in parts of north america as well as europe, uid is still not household name. my colleague monica miller went for a ride in singapore to find out what the hype was all about. if you really want to know how a car performs, as the taxi driver. johnson has been behind the wheel for the abolition of cars from diesel fuel to hybrid. now electric. he has been driving apy the for about a year now. don't have a combustion engine so it is very quiet. you can see now. very quiet. you can see now. very quiet. and the drive is very smooth. johnson this is a vehicle from a transit company. its managing director says the byd featured was the battery life under cool and hot conditions because looking for a that has a range of modified combos with a single charge. that is front and centre in our con

. >> members of the house hp their first round of votes to elect a new speaker.ut cdidate obtained the required number of votes. jim jordan, the republica nominee, got 200 votes. and hakeem jeffrs ceived 212 from democrats. there were 20 republicans voting fosomeone else other than representative jorda members are set to rur wednesday at 11:00 a.m. eastern to continue with the second rod of voting. up next, a look back at th first round followed by reaction from house members. presence. the next order of business is

. >> members of the house hp their first round of votes to elect a new speaker. but cdidate obtained the required number of votes. jim jordan, the republica nominee, got 200 votes. and hakeem jeffrs ceived 212 from democrats. there were 20 republicans voting fosomeone else other than representative jorda members are set to rur wednesday at 11:00 a.m. eastern to continue with the second rod of voting. up next, a look back at th first round followed by reaction from house members. presence. the next order of business is the election of speaker of the house of representatives for the 118th congress. nominations are now in order. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from new york, ms. stefanik. ms. stefanik: mr. speaker pro temp -- mr. speaker pro temp, madam clerk, colleagues, i rise today to nominate the gentleman from ohio, jim jordan, as speaker of the people's house. we are at a time of great crisis across america. a time of historic challenges in this very chamber. and a time when heinous acts of terror and evil have been committed against our great ally, i

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intelligence and exhoperts to hp with this recovery effort, but the white house has also been frank. they do not know where these american hostages are being held or what condition they're in, david. >> david: thinking about all families tonight. thank you, mary. >>> now to the chaos on capitol hill. republicans getting rid of kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house. ten days now without a speaker. they nominated steve scalise. th he dropped out. now nominatiing jim jordan toda, but he doesn't have enough votes to win. rac rachel scott on the hill. >> reporter: tonight, chaos and dysfunction on capitol hill. ten days after kevin mccarthy was ousted, a third nomination for speaker, conservative firebrand representative jim jordan. >> congress is broken. >> reporter: less than 24 hours ago, the nominee was steve scalise, but he suddenly dropped out. >> i think i can unite the conference. we'll talk about that. >> reporter: can you get the votes? >> i think so, yes. i feel very confident in that. >> reporter: after a tense five hour meeting we learned he did not have the votes. jordan co

they need the democrats to hp them bring up rules. so they are going to need their help to get a speaker. unless there's some republican candidate who can get 217 vote, i don't see the way out. probably this mchenry issue of putting patrick mchenry in is probably the most viable option at the moment. unless they get white smoke out of the meeting on monday, but i doubt it. >> most people feel that way who have been watching the drama happening there. and there's got to be consequences to what many see ab exercise in the multiple votes we have been seeing. how do you expect voters to, especially the republican voters to vote in 2024 as a result of all of this? >> this level of dysfunction, they have taken the fun out of dysfunction. this level of dysfunction is clearly upsetting to people around the country. when they see their government unable to function, at least half of the congress and house, there's no good benefit to republicans because of this level of acrimony and chaos. so you can see that from members. they are all saying i

hp and cdw. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street."s markets to initially react to caution with the conflict in israel but the macro data is a busy week this week and will take center stage according to tom lee who joins us now. thanks for being here. so, you know, why do you believe that it's really the macro data that market will focus on, and why do you think the markets had somewhat of a muted impact to the conflict abroad? >> it's a great question. i mean, i guess the way i would like at it, the stock market reaction is telling us that they are viewing the conflict as ultimately limited in time and scope. if there was a bigger sell-off i would think the market was smelling something much more dangerous and engulfing. i know people are focused on oil and the fact that bond markets are closeded, but we can see what interest rates are likely to do tomorrow by looking at etfs like tlt and looks like interest rates are falling. that's a singular impact on stocks anyways. >> what do you think the ultimate impact would be? you said inter

hp fuelled the speculation that israel's real objective is to expel palestinians outside their naturalne other proposal _ outside their natural home. one other proposal i _ outside their natural home. one other proposal i have seen voiced is that if hamas were dislodged, that somehow the palestinian authority could be emboldened, re—financed, and empowered to take over in gaza. do you think it is feasible or desirable in gaza? it do you think it is feasible or desirable in gaza?— do you think it is feasible or desirable in gaza? it is too early to speculate _ desirable in gaza? it is too early to speculate on _ desirable in gaza? it is too early to speculate on all _ desirable in gaza? it is too early to speculate on all of _ desirable in gaza? it is too early to speculate on all of this. - desirable in gaza? it is too early to speculate on all of this. i - desirable in gaza? it is too early| to speculate on all of this. i think the palestinian authorities are in a weak spot and it has been made weaker by what hamas did starting on october the 7th, and i believe that moving forward we

i heard a number of ceos of dell and hp saying a.i.ansform the pc experience. >> it will transform the experience, but it is not necessarily going to transform devices. inflation is hardest hit on consumer purchasing power. as consumers lost purchasing power, they deferred away from tech. we had a couple of years of decline. next year is our first year ramping back up which is great, but we don't get back to 2021 spe spending levels until 2027. devices won't change much for a.i. it will get more powerful. more features added. nothing right now is driving consumers or enterprises to reinvest in devices. in fact, we were able to hold them for longer which has kept the device market depressed. one of the few line items in the spending forecast that is not building up growth. >> thank you for the sneak peek. the gartner symposium coming up later today. john, thank you. have a great day. >> you, too, frank. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," we have an exclusive with janet yellen. if you haven't already, follow our podcast. if you miss

the speakership, and that a big question in the das a andment and so if the democrats decide to el h hp kevin mccarthy by some deal cutting or concessions that they make, it could save mccarthy's speakership. moments ago, i asked fim he is refusing to i will read you what he said moments ago. he said, it is about the institution. it is too important. i said, are you refusing to cut a deal with democrats? he said, any time someone has an ethics complaint and get what they want about it, and one side is going to park with other, and not decide what i am going to do. that is not in the house and he was trying to push him out of the emics probe, because frnlt, vrnlt and this a real problem, because a vote could happen today and be on the house floor within two legislative days. speaker move it being moved, and a number of key moving parts here. the democrats are not sure what to do. the leader hakeem jeffries and the members are having discussions can of how to help mccarthy, and if they want to help him, but mccarthy said those o >> it is interesting to have them see if they are going to h

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rishaad: i guess companies like apple and hp are looking at this closely. do more and more business in the country pick >> absolutely. this is a relief for companies like apple, dell or anybody importing tech hardware like laptops and tablets into the country because now they don't have quotas. don't have a licensing regime. this is part of prime minister modi's bid to boost manufacturing in the country. d is trying to make more laptops and tablets in the country. this is a push to be able to do that. yvonne: we heard google is going to be manufacturing its pixel smartphone in india next year. what does this mean for the country? >> google is saying it will make its latest smartphone any india and maybe will make older generation funds as well. the first india made phones will go on sale in 2024. this is a big step for google and india because it is going to rely more on india for its hardware. it also is good news for india's manufacturing economy because we are already making the latest iphones. if google's flagship is made here, samsung is also making it

this left them at even greater risk andis made their work to hp children even harder to accomplish.nicef and our partners are committed to staying on the ground to deliver for children. but make no mistake the situation grows worse by the hour and urgent into the hostilities i'm deeply afraid the state of the regions children but we and you have the power to help lift children out of the spiral of violence for the security council to mutely adopt a resolution that reminds parties of their obligation under international law. calls for a cease-fire the demands of parties of state unimpeded humanitarian access and demands the immediate safe release of all abducted children it urges parties to afford children the special protection to which they are entitled. the security council prioritize what's a worsening displacement crisis with more than 1.4 million people in gaza the majority of whom are children now displaced. secretary-general has said order for 1.1 million palestinians to leave should be rescinded. demands for hospital evacuation should also cease giving protected status under

production in india can help hp avoid curves on imports and india gains more production value. talk is selling to work against looming debt maturities that need to be refinanced in coming months. in an effort to test its capacities, elon musk streamed himself playing diabloiv. the first few minutes were setting things up. the 1300 viewers tuned in with 20,000 total by the end. there's been plenty of other announcements coming from x today. ed: there is also partnership with paris hilton with fashion related video content. the ceo of microsoft is calling out google for its stake in the search market. he took the stand earlier this morning in the google antitrust trial, leaving no doubt about his perception of google's dominant. he warned the judge in this case about how artificial intelligence could give google a larger lead in the search market. he basically said there is choice in the search market and it was a bogus idea. caroline: he has also been one of the key people in the drive to make things substantive in the world of search. they didn't get there and there might be lo

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. >> let's start with hp enterprise deep in the red after lowering expectations for adjusted profit growth the software giant issued 2024 earning guidance that came up well short of analyst expectations. those shares off by more than 6% now. meanwhile, shares of merck outperforming as ubs upgrades to buy from neutral. the price target goes from 122. they aren't fully appreciating the strong pipeline nor key treatments. back over to you. >> steve kovach, thank you very much. >>> last chance to weigh in on our "question of the day." which mega cap earnings report next week do you think is most important? amazon, microsoft, alphabet or meta? you can head to @cnbcclosingbell on x. you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund inve

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s&p 500 winners, hp at the top, progressive -- none of the big with names.at 190. the nasdaq composite winners, old dominion, the freight line are. intel. again, no really big names. intel, of course, but it's at $35 a share. i want to check the 10-year treasury because this seems to be moving the stock market this morning. again, i should say. the yield at 4.72%. it was 4.74 earlier, that set off the selling on wall street. the price of gold hasn't done much except drop well below $1900 an hundreds, 1840 right now. bitcoin holding at $27,500. not much movement there. oil, gotta watch this, it's coming down. i tell a lie -- it's going up. [laughter] $89 a barrel. nat gas, i don't really follow this very much, i just, you know, not much $2.91. the average ice for a gallon of gas, down -- price for a gallon of gas, down. california, it's still over $6, 6.02 in the golden state. >>> look at this one. homes, it's a statistic, listen to it. homes in 99% of the counties in america are unaffordable to the average home buyer. bottom line here, middle america priced

. >>> shares of hp in the red having their worst day since may after the company issued disappointing earnings guidance for 2024 at its analyst meeting. the stock negative on the year. joining us first on cnbc is hpe ceo antonio neri. your guidance was put in the release and was very disappointing. >> actually, i think the market's still trying to understand our guidance in the context of the fact that we excluded the dividends that we get from our put option in china. so we decided to exercise the put option several quarters ago. the consensus out in the market, including that dividend. when you exclude that, actually our guidance for nongap diluted per share is actually up 4% year over year. >> do you think it was just an error in the analyst models? >> i think it's a time for dige digestion. i think 12 of 14 analysts still had that number included. remember, we're going to get $3 billion after tax. that we're going to use to apply capital returns to shareholders when the time comes to collection. >> because i don't have to tell you, some of the reaction lower than expected earnings

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manu raju, please stand by hp keep us posted with what you learn. let's expand the conversation now with cnn's dana bash, jamie gangel and jeff zeleny. dana, what does it say to you that there is not going to be a vote today? >> he doesn't have the votes. i mean, he doesn't have them. when you get the votes, you go and you take them. we were asking, and manu was asking our entire hill team, we're trying to figure out whether or not even in the face of not actually having 217 locked up he would try to push the vote and make it happen on the floor. and very clearly the way that the leadership inside the republican conference right now is seeing this is as a situation where they don't want to have the spectacle. manu just said this. they don't want to have the spectacle that we had in january where mccarthy just did it on the house floor and we had 15 rounds. partic particularly not just because it would be an illustration of dysfunction within the house republican conference. most importantly, you have what you just saw from antony blinken standing at

n iranian terrorists use moneyit form in the drug tradeerro to hp fund their terror campaigns.let's break this down. se >> former deputy assistant to the secretary of defense, amber smith. >> so you have tens of thousands of muslim ghosts. we don't know who they are. we don't knoame w where they cae from. but they came from a bad neighborhood with terror proble m. s >> what is going to happen now t ? >> so they're not only coming here, they are already here. the united states is the mostin vulnerable. it has been to a terro ther attk in the last 20 years. we are looking at a significantr risk of another 911 in borde our country because of joe biden's open border policies,, the tactics, the targets, maybme different. but the threat is there. and the threatal. is real. they're here in our country right now. those numberjust heards we justd from bill are absolutely they should alarm every singlese american. today, we're seeing these terrorists come across bordersef from countries like syriat and afghanistan and yemen. these failed states that are bringing isis, al qaeda, hezbollah

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so, we talked about historical look hp back at realized volatility and risk in return. talked about projected expectations on risk and i want to wrap up talking about actions we are taking to manage risk and things we need to think about. slide 42, we have the capital market assumptions provided by wilshire and we put this in here in discussion of risk and ties to discussion earlier today on what is our asset allocation relative to our long-term 7.2% discount rate and just something to set the table for future discussion, you notice in wilshire's expectations for future returns that there are only a couple asset classes that are expected to get over that 7.2% return, and there is a expectation at the current level of asset allocation that we have a significant amount of volatility, so at the strategic asset allocation, 14.7% at the current asset allocation, 16.2%. just nuggets to keep in mind as we think about asset allocation in terms of with certain return assumptions going up for certain markets where do we want to take the risk to achieve long-term returns and what