the nice part is it's what people are actually doing. >> i know you're on linkedin. >> i am on linkedinecause i'm not. >> and that's why. that's why you're not? >> there are times when i look up someone and i can't find out anything about them except i see a linkedin profile. >> right. >> that i can't get in. so i've thought about joining just to be able to snoop on people. but knowing you, and i know you already -- >> you're already snooping on people. >> he's snooping on me. >> you don't need it for any other reason. >> i'm on linkedin, too. >> you don't need it. you're not sending your resume out. >> just so you know people you exist. you show people you exist. >> i know both of you. >> linkedin is for stalking business people. >> right. >> and facebook is like for exes. >> high school. >> right. >> for exes from high school. >> if you're going to start, start with linkedin. >> i will. >> thank you, dan. the power of a low volatility investing approach. the power of smart beta. power your client's portfolio with powershares. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives

linkedin, this is the first full quarter linkedin part of microsoft. they bought it of course last year for 26 billion. the revenue from linkedin for this quarter, 975 million which is a little better than the 950 most analysts have been predicting. >> ashley, thank you for that. david: let's go to dave. dave, the fact they beat on the numbers, but the stock is down about 3%. why? >> i don't really understand that i don't understand why the market isn't reacting. microsoft is firing on all cylinders. they're investing in bizs make sense for the company. azure the cloud, is a big play. they're starting to nip on amazon's heels with aws. interestingly next month, may 7th, we have an event coming to new york, microsoft in education. we're fully expecting microsoft coming with lower cost mainstream surface for education, backed up with office 365 and cloud storage with one drive. i think that will give google chrome books in education a run for its money. a little bit puzzled by the loss. david: i will mention one other thing going for it. it has $113 bill

you go to linkedin, you find who the decision-maker is.o when you make the first cold call, you sound confident and ask for the name of the person calling. if you do that, there's a higher likelihood of being successful. >>> we now have the top two tips you need to know to help grow your business. let's introduce our panel and get their advice. barry multz and tiffany fam. >> are they getting referrals or just asking for them. great to see both of you. >> barry, let's start with you. >> what i always ask small business owners, are they getting referrals or just asking for them? and there's a bigdifference. you know, a lot of people ask for referrals. at the end of their product or service they'll say can you refer someone that i might be able to solve their problem. that works not very well, because at that point in time, the customer doesn't have anybody to refer. however, getting referrals is a key marketing tool. you have to remember you actually can sell anything to anybody. you only can be there when people are ready to buy. this work

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and in the first full quarter, since the linkedin acquisition closed.ing tools, now microsoft and its partners better manage automatic parts of work and hiring. they also announced linkedin now sees 500 million users and the jobs platform has 10 million jobs posted with jobs and engagement. they talked about upcoming videogame consoles, the company is working on and said of the power lens augustmented reality products that they launched a year ago, more companies are using this technology. when it came to the surface tablet, nadella says it fell short and those sales down 26%. >> thank you so much. let's go first straight to microsoft, commenting, microsoft is the biggest company by mark cap. >> right. >> we are now talking about it. such a busy night. >> we having will $2 trillion. thanks for doing the math. >> for you. >> especially for me. speaking of big numbers, for microsoft the fact that we are talking a windows miss, we're not talking about that as being devastating for the company tells you how far this company has transitioned their business.

you know we do linkedin now. it's like the battle of linkedin and adp.d give us an idea about the friday big government number. >>> a lot of ways we could have said this. the lacker leak. lacker the leaker. the richmond fed president, this was a bombshell yesterday. stepping down after revealing that he shared market sensitive information. more details on that story. >>> and stocks to watch, panera shares skyrocketing on takeover talk. seems like a lot of carbs. it's wednesday, april 5, 2017. "squawk box" begins ri s right . ♪ >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box." >> got another brand. good morning. welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. yesterday markets actually pulled off a rebound. and ended three days of declines with an up day. this morning looks like things are right now a little bit mixed. dow futures up by 17 points. nasdaq slightly positive. the s&p is slightly weaker. overnight in asia, the nikkei

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dagen: microsoft bought linkedin but that goes back to the talent issue that a lot of the talent at linkedinomoted within the company. i know for a fact that the chief technology officer at microsoft came from linkedin. they promoted him up through company. maria: i like the way you characterize at the beginning of the interview, less bad does not mean it's good. probably the characterization of the quarter. >> i would agree. morgan stanley noted it recently, based on comsquare data, twitter, 90% of advertising revenue comes from mobile. you're looking for them to make more money on a stagnant user base, the engagement trends are heading in the wrong direction for that to happen. maria: interesting. thanks for weighing in this morning. coming up this morning fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano gets into the sanctuary city story, you'll want to hear that. former nfl player bart scott is with us this morning and musician ted nguen. but first disney not letting go of a fan favorite, sequel to frozen now has official release date. snap with a built-in sound track, door toes

. >>> google is quietly taking on linkedin. reports say it has a new job listing site coming on line soon. google hire will allow companies to post job openings and individuals to search for and find their next job. >>> in a statement, google says the site is still being developed, and it's assuring people their private information won't be shared. >>> and on wall street, monday's rally. futures are higher. the markets breaking a three-day losing streak at banks stocks rallied with their best day in six weeks. you'll want to look for data on housing and manufacturing. and earnings from bank of america, goldman sachs, and johnson & johnson this morning. the dow raising 183 points to 20,636. the nasdaq up 51 to 5,856. back to you. >> landon dowdy. thanks for that. >>> father on trial. the case of a south jersey man accused of murdering his son begins today. we'll break down the details of the case and why a memorial is forced to be taken down. >>> and speaking out. the corrections officers held hostage at a delaware prison are no

linkedin found us workers who graduated college between 2006 and 2010 averaged nearly three jobs in theirho graduated 20 years earlier. it means companies have more time consuming reference checks to do. australia based xref says it has the answer with its cloud—based system. lee—martin seymour is one of the men who came up with the idea and is xref‘s chief executive. lee martin thank you very much for coming in this morning. explain to us how your company works and how it is dimp... more us how your company works and how it is dimp. .. more the dummies, us how your company works and how it is dimp... more the dummies, me! well, if you think about the traditional process of collecting references, it's done over the phone. it is an arduous process. many recruiters and hr directors just don't like doing it. it takes days to collect feedback on potential candidates and when we are short of skills we need tools like xref to be able to reduce that time to hire and help with things like attrition. myself and the other co—founder basically took the manual, arduous process, that's existed for hun

cannibalizing microsoft's traditional business, and investors hope to see how the acquisition of linkedin >> thank you. dom with a look at inn dell. >> all right, the second half of the microsoft combination, folks out there think intel is a bell weather overall. they have pc demand, here's what to watch for. analysts expect 65 cents per share earnings on revenue total of $14.8 billion, the biggest segment of the bids is the client computing segment for pcs, data center is second biggest here, and beyond the headline numbers, investment community looks for commentary on the health of the ship mar t market, especially pcs, growth center, data centers, internet of things, and they beat estimates for eight quarters in a row now, but the stock traded up in half the instances. currently, options market pricing a 3% move up or down after the report. conference call at 5:00 p.m. eastern today. back to you. >> dom, thank you. we have intel's cfo talking to us after this on what could move the stock. meantime, out to san francisco now for a look at alphabet with josh. josh? >> bill, investors look

with the help of angel investors including linkedin ceo, they received an additional $175,000, which helped them sustain their company and gear up for launch. but the weekend before little passports world edition officially hit the market in 2009, amy was blindsided by a blow that would only be a start in a series of devastating events. >> i was eight months pregnant with my second child and my marriage ended unexpectedly. my baby came along a couple weeks later. i developed bells palsy on one side of my face. then my dad got diagnosed with cancer and he died within four months. i lost my house in the divorce. it was like, could anything more possibly go wrong? >> stella wasn't spared, either. she delivered her second child at just 29 weeks and spent three months caring for the baby in the nicu, while trying to keep their start-up afloat. >> it was a nightmare. >> with all this turmoil in their personal lives, the friends had to persevere and they needed a clear game plan for the financial challenges ahead. rent space or investing in any full-time employees early on were two commitme

culture, when you look at the platforms out there the social media you know the job each one does, linkedinat is twitter for? culturally, broadly it can either be seen as a news feed, which is not social network at all really or it can be seen for people to learn about customer services when they want have a good man. if you want to use twitter, whatever you want to say our hashtag is bbc os. be hearing from bbc peckish on the latest purge in turkey, a thousand people have been detained. i was big to you then. goodbye. —— i willspeak been detained. i was big to you then. goodbye. —— i will speak to you, then. good evening and welcome to look to the web elsewhere, not as chilly as it is here as we move across the united states, it will get quite hot in some parts. the warmth will build from the gulf of mexico, but that warmth will come your late in some pretty big storms which are blooming as you can see. through the coming night there is a risk of some severe airand night there is a risk of some severe air and dangerous thunderstorms around this region... for surrounding states there will b

linkedin managing editor has been studying automation. retail workers may be it the hardest. >> this is the single biggest job category. >> that's correct. >> it could go away in the next few years. >> that's the fear. >> scanning, bagging, swiping their credit cards. >> people in line will ask me, do you like it? i say, yeah, i recommend you get it because it's easier o get out of store. >> at a store in seattle rngs sensors allow customers to shop, walk out and pay by a wireless account. >> that's somewhere that may going to need. >> many of the cashiers an retail workers of the world aren't buying. they think the robot revolution overblown. >> robot is not going to give you that personal interaction. >> did you see the guy the other day struck out 17 ball players. >> martinez. that's what customers work. >> judy works town the street at words bookstore. >> people still like to talk to somebody. i don't think you can replicate that. >> he says the store has no plans to replace human workers. >> honestly and truly, the robots are just a

most linkedin one way or another to latin america. uncertainties about is that the city did nothing from themselves to the 99 border crossing in eagle pass. during his years in the public and commentators preferred a kaleidoscope of possibilities. the new york world observed that he had the looks and Ãof a spaniard and speak several languages. danvers post said he was a wealthy mexican. others maintained he was of hawaiian blood or transport one deeply suspicious respondents to the baltimore sun discomfort the rumors that he was an cuban, brazilian, mexican and who knows what other latin american extraction. concluded, the new york sun. just where he came from, no one seems to know. [applause] [inaudible question] >> i understand his benign -- he has been on your mind. >> way back when i was in graduate school, i was looking at some records on, from us consuls in northern mexico. all of the settlement and discovered there was this event that happened in 1895. which was hundreds of african-american sharecroppers from alabama and georgi

people go to linkedin for resumes and amazon, but if we can get people to go to crunchbase to find company, that is a valuable asset. when you think about how you would do that, it is hard for a single company to acquire all the individual pieces of data about a company and put it into one spot. we are leveraging the channel we already have. let's go to data providers and say, are you going to give us your data, let us put in our platform and added to the user experience? and this allows us to do based onfor companies how much website traffic they have. what type of web stack are they using, and are they hiring? fascinating, thing you said the money was easy to come by. you must have a bright perspective about money being raised in what regions. lookve a barometer, a will on the bloomberg now and i can see that relatively speaking, we are not looking bad when it comes to the health of startups. was in better than it 2012. what are you seeing and looking at in terms of geographical and ease of the funds? exampleeijing is a good . from 2016 to 2017 we saw three times as much funding going to

now it is my pleasure to hand this to garrett johnson with the linkedin network. [applause] >> my name is garrett johnson. i'm a cofounder of lincoln network. for those of you who are perhaps not familiar with lincoln network, since 2013 we have focused on building bridges between the tech community and government leaders in washington d.c. and across the country. but today i am not here speaking as a telecom policy expert. or a lobbyist or a lawyer. i am none of the above. in 2011 i moved to silicon valley after company i started was accepted into -- we had to register as a common carrier with the fcc. because we were improving communication between businesses and consumers. we had to complete five reports, useless reports per year that required over 50 hours of work according to an omb estimate. all of the company that i found it was acquired a year and and a half ago and my cofounders and i have been operational for the last six months. my cofounder on monday received a call from south carolina regulators there asking for $20 in fees that were owed from 2016. i

i am a cofounder of linkedin network. were those of you not familiar with lincoln network, since 2013, we have focused on between thedges tech community and government leaders and washington, d.c. and across the country. today, i am not here speaking as a telecom policy expert or a lobbyist or a lawyer. i am none of the above. in 2011, i moved to silicon valley after the company i started was accepted into why, nader. we had to register as a common werier with the fcc because were improving communication between businesses and consumers. we had to complete five reports, useless reports, per year that required over 50 hours of work according to an omb estimate. i found it wast a acquired a year and have a and my cofounders and i have not been operational for the past six months, my co-founder on monday received a call from south carolina, regulators there, asking for $20 in fees that were owed from 2016. i am just happy they do not have my number. while jumping through the regulatory hoops, we built a product that business

the only other thing i can tell you about her according to a highly confidential source known as linkedin, her middle initial "f" stands for falcon. april falcon doss joins on may 1st. it definitely makes me want to name somebody falcon from here on out. now you know what i know i will let you know if we learn anymore. meanwhile the investigation in congress continues to uncover more and strange and off plum details. we learned today from documents turned up by the house oversight committee that mike flynn got the goth warned by the pentagon about taking payments from foreign governments. he went ahead without getting the permission. and now as we learn more about what happened with flynn, and we wonder more about how he ended up as national security adviser in the first place, they will provide zero documents about him to the oversight committee that's asking for them. not a single piece of paper. now we're on to more serious line of questioning about this. w40us may just be embarrassed they didn't do a very good job vetting someone for such a high-level and sensitive national security p

. >> reporter: her linkedin profile appears to be altered. it calls her a cheating whore. she worked there in the past and co-workers recall her gentle and quiet spirit. police say he was high and armed with a gun and knives before they arrested him. >> we're here to preserve everybody's life, no matter what they do. we want to get him in custody with no one injured or hurt. >> reporter: he was taken to a hospital for treatment before being booked in jail. new this morning, belmont police are warning residents about bug lars who rummaged through more than a dozen cars thursday night. police say 19 cars were unlocked and injured in the central neighborhood near alameda. officers say laptops were taken from two cars. police are asking people with security cameras to check them for images of a suspect. >>> bart police have issued arrest warrants in connection with that takeover robbery at the coliseum station. >> that have already arrested one minor. on saturday, teenagers rushed on to a train, stole phones and assaulted passengers. bart officials are trying to physical out w

the market was overfunded, but specifically linkedin dropping 43% in one day lead to a chill in the startupket. caroline: what also fascinated me is this is aimed at consumer oriented startups. no relevance to the enterprise startups out there? chi-hua: we focused on consumer because we are consumer tech investors, but we think it is generally indicative of the overall startup funding market as it is those same partnerships funding consumer companies and enterprise companies, in many cases on the sand hill road. caroline: you help bring recommendations when it comes to actually going out there and doing your startup funding, when it comes to terms, due diligence. are they in the hands of the vcs or the startups? chi-hua: we think it is balanced. we have a four level scale, and right now it is at go for it. it is a healthy market, not a terms of balance. this is something we observed in 2016 was a real problem. companies that had raised money in 2014 or 2015 thought it was so easy to raise money, no problem. but the market dropped by 30%. if you are a public market investor, if the dow dropp

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. >> i want to get to a tweet by john linkediner. >> you mentioned his tweets. >> right to at&t. that, #at&t map. they forgot to count the 2.3 million 2 g customers this quarter. #, shifty. >> i thought this was something else. >> i thought that, too. but it's safe for children. >> shifty. >> you know what, this gives it so much latitude in terms of he can go ever a at&t because it was an abysmal quarter. you talk ten straight quarters of postpaid losses. >> that number is real. i think valuation makes sense on at&t. i know what tim is saying about t-mobile. a couple things about t-mobile the momentum is still with the stock. they're probably going to be a victim of their own success. it's a point where nobody is going to be able buy them. the market cap is too big. this way t-mobile will go. it will be a $70 billion deal. it's not happening. they have to stand on their own two feet. >> that will be a challenge. >> soliciting gear, netflix have been a spent day since october of last year. variety reporting the giant cracked into the elusive market using a deal with unof the large

microsoft, according to linkedin has 500 million registered users and 200 companies on the platform. that is very big news indeed. of course we'll have t-mobile earnings after the bell here. we're just waiting for that to come in. i want to mention before i go the vix doing unbelievably well. the fear index down 25%. that is the biggest move in six years. people really paying attention to that on this day, the day after the french election. melissa, back to you. >> that is very interesting, that last part, gerri, thank you for that. david. david: while stocks are popping oil and gold are dropping. oil sliding further below $50 a barrel, ending at 49.25. driven by low combination of worries about production and whether opec can extend production cuts. the fear gauge comes down, gold, the fear hedge comes down with it, off by more than 11 bucks an ounce to 127.50 as investors -- 1277.50, assuming france will stay in the european union. melissa: dow is driving back towards 21,000. we have liz peek, the fest call sometimes, spokesman for the spanish 100, fox news contribute tomorrow stev

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you were at linkedin and you went overseas and found out there is another program like this similar tot you're doing here. >> we got approval from the state of california to offer the master's was started in spain nine years ago in an economy where there is 30% unemployment. businesses could not find the skills they needed. we're not talking about programmers or software engineers. we're talking about digital professionals. so many companies are going through digital transformation. i have friends who introduced me to these folks three or four years ago and i was guest lecturing with them over time and we determined that need exists here. it even exists in silicon valley which is ironic when you think about so many technologies being based here and founded here. but the reality is that so many workers, regardless of your industry, regardless of what profession you're in, whether it's retail or banking, your jobs are changing. we haven't found any schools or institutions that are tackling this in a way. >> are the folks the macy's and jc pennies and barnes and noble lining up at your do

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. >> if i were cohen-watnick, i would be tuning up my linkedin entry right about now because he lost a lot of his top cover with bannon. a lot of this i think is driven by the fact that bannon has been fantasizing about having this u.s.-putin alliance against the muslim world and thinking that the russians are our natural ally in this fight where we're going to sweep the brown people into the sea. i think that was something that is also suddenly in a different context because today the president reacted emotionally to the fact that in syria, you saw what assad and the protection he has been given by the russians, and now the protection he's been given by america's stated policy of, oh, he can stay. so i think there's been a real upset in that chemistry there. >> there was also -- it was very noticeable to me today that mcmaster, who is the head of the national security council, who has said it's not useful to use radical islamic terrorism as a term. that term did not cross the lips of the president of the united states as he stood next to king abdullah, who said terrorism has no reli

. >> they have got linkedin. they have a lot of things. >> let me ask the same question in a slightly different way, john. even if you thought amazon was the greatest short, would you ever short it? >> i just -- >> or is it too much risk on momentum and to josh brown's point, nobody has cared for 20 years. >> i think this is an artifact of the wave into passive investing of etfs. the stock will pop right back up. >> you do have a tech stock that you do like to short. guys, hold up. we've got a market flash now with dom chu. >> shares of anadarko petroleum are down. they are going to shut down more than 3,000 colorado wells. those closures are in part due to an investigation into a deadly house explosion that did kill two people. now, in a statement, anadarko said it is cooperating with investigators and state regulators to figure out what caused the blast. but that's one of the reasons apc shares are down that big. >> dom, thank you very much. >>> well, technology may be the best performing sector this year, but

h h1-b visas i received countless letters, text messages, tweets, linkedin comments from people, allbs that are being replaced by h1-b visa people, whether they be from india or other places, and they can't find a job of similar skill sets before they leave, because for the same reason that they lost their job to begin with, and what's even worst, worse yet is the fact that they are forced in many cases to train their own replacements before they're let go. not asked to, forced to. let me tell you this, the ceos in the companies that perpetrate this kind of thing on their workforce should have their inflated corporate compensation packages slashed by two-thirds if they're going to resort to this kind of tactic to lower their costs and i guarantee you they don't. i can speak with some authority there, because when times are tough at nucor, my salary was reduced by two-third. >> i have no doubt you speak with authority on this. i want to you touch on two other things before we let you go on which could you also speak with a lot of authority. one is auto production. two-year low today a

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