the tax authority intends to accrue almost $29 billion in additional taxes to microsoft corporation. e service's claims relate to transfer pricing for the period from 2004 to 2013. microsoft's official statement says that the corporation does not agree with the additional charges and intends to appeal the decision of the tax service. it was noted that the company has enough free reserves to cover unexpected charges. so, right now. contact us konstantin cheknyshev, deputy head of the federal tax service of russia. konstantin. hello. hello, larisa. today we are talking about debts and debtors, how the tax service builds relationships with them. are you ready to meet each other halfway to hear each other? i know that the federal tax service has been developing a systematic approach in this direction for several years now, let’s talk about it. yes, larisa, here, every process always has two sides, and we really have been working for a long time, which is aimed at, uh, the difficult, linear application of all measures collection, everyone is the same, from everyone, exacting, despite... th

almost 29 billion dollars. intends to pay additional taxes to microsoft corporation from the us internalg for the period from 2004 to 2013. microsoft's official statement says that the corporation does not agree with these figures and intends to appeal the decision of the tax service. it was noted that the company has enough free reserves to cover unexpected charges. so, right now we are in contact with konstantin cheknyshev, deputy head of the russian consulting committee, konstantin, hello, hello, larisa, today we are with you we’re talking about debts and debtors, how the tax service builds relationships with them, are you ready to meet each other halfway and hear each other? i know that the federal tax service has been developing a systematic approach in this direction for several years now. let's talk about it. yes, larisa, here, every process always has two sides. and we have indeed been carrying out work for a long time, which is aimed at, uh , the difficult, linear application of all collection measures, the same for everyone, exacting from everyone, despite the current financial

microsoft cloud was the area of growth, topline growth for microsoft was the best in six quarters but topline growth, 27%, corporateloud 24% and a big part of that is the ai story, a lot has been discussed about the investment and leveraging gpt technology in microsoft's existing software, so there are questions about how that looks. for example all of us have used microsoft office and office 365. what's coming is copilot and a lot emphasis from investors is microsoft's ability to charge more for where ai has been added to existing software. there's evidence that was good but questions about how good it can be. paul: bloomberg technology coanchor ed ludlow. tech earnings to digest ahead of the open in asia, what are we watching? >> quite a mixed bag so when you look at futures, they are pointing lower, early moments for trading but not a great signal to investors given how much anticipation there had been around these results and broadly earnings had been expected to climb more than 30% for the big tech names. but we have new zealand stocks online trading negative aussie futures still pointing but the indexes close

mandeep: there is an overlap between google and meta's version of ai versus microsoft and microsoft corporateyou are consuming -- meta-, you're consuming instagram feed, facebook feed. how can a.i. enhance that experience for the consumer as well as for the creator was creating content for the feed. ai can offer tools to generate images. there's a lot ai can do in messaging. customer service, was at. -- whatsapp. tom: amazon this afternoon. mandeep: the story is about computer. training the models. everyone wants these gp used to train their large language models -- gpu's to train their large luggage models. they are upgrading their 365 version two microsoft. that is the think about the generative ai. it is about quite a broad. every company can use it in different ways. some focus on the training models. some focus on inference use cases. tom: it feels like a skit. robin williams is going no. everyone has a different definition of ai. mandeep: i think they are trying to play for different part of this large pipe everyone sees -- large pie everyone sees. katie: katie: let's talk about the clo

compare and contrast with microsoft azure it is going back six quarters azure and azure growth was 27%. corporatewas 24%. of the investments microsoft put into ai and backing it and backing it in leveraging the gpt technology, basically adding it to the existing suite of software it is now starting to show up in the financials. a big test of that will be november 1 when we get microsoft office 365 copilots, something that you will have to pay more for to have generative ai back version of office. if that continues to see sales momentum, it bodes well for microsoft's position not just in cloud blitz software generally speaking -- generally speaking. ed ludlow. kriti: i want to stick with one more it's in the tech space when it comes to meta-. california and more than 30 states are suing them over claims the social media platforms instagram and facebook have fed young people hard from cockpit -- harmful content to boost profits. that is your tech roundup. we hit almost every major tech company. i want to bring you breaking headlines. country garden defaulting on the dollar bond declared for the fir

. ♪ shery: take a look at some of the top corporate stories, microsoft has completed its 69 billion dollars after a nearly two fight with global regulators threatening to scuttle the deal. this is the largest ever acquisition in the videogame industry. microsoft one over u.k. regulators after making regular cash alterations to its agreement. >> microsoft with this fundamental concession, restructuring of the deal which puts all of the cloud stream rights in relation to activations games, content, all the games available now but also any content created over the next 15 years. and of those rates are put in the hands of ubisoft, an independent capacitor and that breaks the stranglehold we were concerned microsoft would have over this important cloud gaming sector. shery: disney plaster a record 35 million viewers on the streaming platform during saturday's cricket world cup match between india and archrival pakistan. disney said that the highest peak number achieved across all forms of cricket beat pakistan by seven in the match. disney has been weighing options for its india businesses after

compared with microsoft, azure grew 29%, accelerating quarter over quarter. corporate cloud, 24%. how much of this is about the growth story overall? a lot of people look at google cloud and see it as the future growth prospect for that business. but we ended up having was a clear growth story for microsoft and not for google cloud. why can microsoft grow at that pace and be the clear number two but google cannot catch up? mandeep: google is taking a different approach. that google cloud number, you also have workspace revenues. gcp revenue, the infrastructure part did quite well when you parse through the numbers. the other thing to consider is, microsoft is standardizing on openai. the entire thing is built around openai's large language model. google is saying we are not going to have openai, we will build our own models, but if you want to train your models, you can do it on our cloud. you have to ask or so what the world will be five years down the line? just two large language models or multiple? if it is multiple, google probably has the right approach here. guy: these are

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corporate one. what message is this sending to foreign companies? i'm thinking apple, microsoft, the has exposure?> this is a complicated situation. the founder of foxconn is now running for president in the taiwanese election. one of the key issues is taiwan's relationship with china. there are some people drawing that conclusion, that there are political pressures being put to bear on foxconn and on terry guo directly. he is a long shot in the race, but he has advocated closer ties with china. it is important for apple. apple has been able to gain market share within china after huawei, the chinese telecom company, ran into trouble, got blacklisted by the u.s.. what we have seen in recent months is that huawei has returned with force. they have been able to get domestically produced chips and get back into the smartphone market. there is speculation that china will support huawei's efforts, that huawei will claw back share that it lost to apple. apple could lose on the consumer demand side at the same time it has operations in china indirectly through companies like foxconn. that could create pr

kugel we see microsoft see facebook, com, apple, which see a lot of businesses and their corporate offices. so i know comfortably they're trillion-dollar companies for a reason. >> yeah, no doubt. all right. let's talk about netflix because they have. i still can't figure out my head what exactly this is. but they're going brick and mortar. they're going to have these experiences based on the various shows and intellectual properties that they have. what what can we expect with this? walk me through it. >> year ago i took my kids to a stranger things. experience in san francisco. probably remember commercials. we spent $400 lot of money. the kids loved it. okay. but there's some called fan house think of them as retail stores that are can focus on drinking merchandise, entertainment experiences. for instance, we got a that was from street or things experience that it's like 20 bucks and then you can get people are keeping the boxes so they can set in their influence or rooms. 238kmillion. skybridge. they kind of want to have an outlet for a marketing tool, if you will. in 2020 netflix put

microsoft, google and samsung. they're both annoyed to the mining of the world's oceans. the environmental campaigning globally as played a huge role enforcing corporations consume is. i mean this is to reject the results extraction from out ocean. yes, i see what i, what's called an ocean p moses. we must take action and you must sustainably manage the oceans. resources for the google humanity and the health of for the plan. since schools for a moratorium on mining began at the 2022 you in the oceans conference in portugal, a growing list of nations have faxed those concerns. this includes major economies like canada, germany, spain, and fries false suits you and then it'll be soon it takes, put this tune to going from the to see thing, nations who won't, they've c mining up pushing back. well, the, the g 3, the countries are responsible for 80 percent of carbon emissions globally. you know, i think it's makes a little bit of a picture lising attitude to try and tell us that we should not be doing what we're doing because it may damage the ocean environment. the carbon emissions of all the pacific countries put together what amounts to a matchstick in a

corporate america, but i think we need to give her some time. there is concern that that's the driver and that cloud is slowing at least for google. >>> let's turn to microsoftaw them accent rags. what did you take of the azure results. also important to note from the report azure's open ai customers increased by 63%. >> yeah. 18,000 corporations using the product, and add laffer tengler to that. it's going to bring them the game pass that are a billion dollar each. if you look at cloud growth, they are taking share. it is still in the high 20% change with azure at 29%. that's pretty impressive growth in a company that big with revenues that large. and then you've got nadella taking the first move, offering and expanding the ai offering across all of the office suite. i think that is going to be very sticky. the $30 a month charge for open ai chatgpt, the usage of that is also something that's going to be a revenue generator. the naysayers were saying, frank, ai was a flash in the pan. i think not. i think this is a company that you need to have in your portfolio despite valuations. they do pay a dividend. the yield is not that high, below 1%. but they're gr

corporate stories. our bertha coombs is back with those. bertha, good morning. >> good morning, frank. microsoftrtedly teaming up on a deal involved the cloud. according to insider, microsoft would bring amazon on as a customer for its 365 cloud productivity tools, the report adding that the union would be worth over a billion dollars. over the next five years amazon is expected to start setting up the new systems early next month. >>> carl icahn is suing current and former board members of illumina over its purchase of gene sequencing company grail, not getting regulatory approval for the deal as the motivation for the suit, saying it put illumina in harm's way and has cost the company billions. the apparent move comes just days after european regulators ordered illumina to divest grail. >>> and the federal government is probing general motors over its self-driving cruise unit. national highway traffic safety administration is looking at whether the division is taking proper steps to keep pedestrians safe. the agency says it received several complaints of people being hurt by the vehicle. frank

there's a lot of demand for ai products, and that is prompting a lot of corporate clients to go back into spending mode to microsoft quarters. we saw shares up 5% in after-hours and scaled back just a bit as there was talk of the forecast. second-half cloud growth likely to be stable. but revenue in the fiscal first quarter was 13% as cloud service sales jumped 29% of from 26% growth in the last quarter. lots of focus on ai, microsoft investing 13 billion. openai, a partnership that has really helped catapult their software to the head of the ai race. and let's call it better than expected cloud performance as broad-based nature. let's talk about the different story, however, over at alphabet, disappointing results. they are on the cloud front overshadowing across the board beaten in other areas. overall third-quarter revenue really came in relative -- well ahead of analyst estimates. but for alphabet, investors were focused on what was going on with that week performance in cloud. shares were down some 6%, investors the king at the cloud business to drive company growth and the fact they be on revenue and profit f

corporate results. gm, 3m among the names crossing the tape. microsoftnd alphabet tonight. >> plus we're also watching jamie dimon. he called out central banks saying they've been, quote, 100% dead wrong. we're keeping an eye on chip stocks, nvidia and amd planning to launch an armed pc chip in 2025. >>> let's begin with the markets and the industrial earnings parade. jim, i was trying to think which one of these would interest you the most. i'm guessing ge. >> and it is. what happens is larry culp finished the wind and let's say power business much better than i thought. therefore, the spinoff will look good. there's always been concern that that business would be a dud. there was never, ever going to be a growth business. instead, it seems like it will be the esg business of choice for people. david, anyone who thought let's say the long on money short on time travel situation is over and thinks there is a great aircraft demand, wrong. ge and rtx proved that the demand for planes is probably as great a secular story out there. >> free cash flow as well

. >> microsoft, it is way too early to have any conclusions. with generative ai will go with corporate customers and corporate application being submitted. your point, jim, nobody has more information about their customers than google. how much they know about you. right now, many expect that they will own the consumer when it comes to generative ai, they are not there. they certainly had the data that you would expect would help fuel a consumer product when they get to it. >> i was convinced that this would be the breakdown quarter. he is there, he is doing a great job, i did not expect authorization. david, to me, this was a make it or break it by microsoft. >> the x numbers for all these companies are astounding. we've never seen anything like them. $40 billion per year being spent by microsoft and meda. we will get to that in terms of meda and amazon what services. the numbers are staggering. microsoft is seen as being able to execute. one owner said that it is run like the academic institution. >> that is nasty. there is a huge chunk of time to vote. i've got to tell you, a negati

corporate results. gm, 3m among the names crossing the tape. microsoft and alphabet

so, these are corporate customers there's going to be the ones that are going to be buying these co-pilot sort of service added onto their microsoft 365 that they're already paying for, openai obviously, microsoft invested $13 billion into it, they are going to integrate it into bing and all that stuff. we spend a lot of time talking about a consumer that might or might not be weakening, and then we think about, what is enterprise spending look like from here on out, if we have a weakening economy, we talked about it last week, i think microsoft laid off 700 people in their linkedin division. that's flat. we know the headwinds in advertising-based models and such. stock's up, it could be down 4% in an hour and a half or so, and it doesn't really change the story, it's just the expectations, i think, still remain high, despite the stock is down 10% from highs in july. believe it or not, because 30 is a multiple, with rates where they are right now, where lots of growth investors are starting to kind of just say, is this -- if this is going to be a harder 2024, how am i set up with the big names that are very crowded right now. and

microsoft, google and samsung. they're both annoyed to the mining of the world's oceans, the environmental campaigning globally, as played a huge role in pushing corporations consume is. i mean, vistas to reject the results extraction from out ocean. yes, i see what i, what's called an ocean emergency. we must take action as you must sustainably manage the ocean's resources for the google humanity and the health of the plan. since schools for a moratorium on mining began after 2020 to you in ocean's conference in portugal, a growing list of nations have faxed those concerns. this includes major economies like canada, germany, spain, and fox. the false suite cannot be suited to fix, but this to be going from the citric nations who want they've seen mining up pushing back. well the, the g 3, the countries are responsible for 80 percent of carbon emissions globally. you know, i think it's makes a little bit of a pet sizing attitude to try and tell us that we should not be doing what we're doing because it may damage the ocean environment. the carbon emissions of all the civic countries put together what amount to a matchstick in a forest. why? we're not the c

literally, in general, prolabiers. for a huge corporation to take on such a partner, in general, to transfer very large fat contracts to this small company microsofttware was, as many people again believe. stolen, but nevertheless they turned a blind eye to it all, they received a very fat contract from ibm, but you need to understand that ibm is not just a pioneer of computer technology, but also a company very closely connected with the american establishment with military-industrial circles, that is, they are not going to hand out such contracts just like that, then it all started , it basically came to what we are seeing now, i agree that he is in many ways a mouthpiece of globalism, this new globalist elite, but it is obvious that he was chosen in advance and he himself perfectly understands his role, this is... a certain manager, manager, that is , a person who, for example, manages resources or financial flows, the necessary directions to the necessary , let's say, countries, it’s interesting that we had our own computer , but at some point, after the collapse of the soviet union, ibm comes to russia , what they do first is they open a recr

the all those huge companies like microsoft and whatever would be much happier having their bases in london and their own in dublin because of the tiny rate of corporationn they're in dublin, of course, is because they're in the eu. they're in an engush they're in the eu. they're in an english speaking country so that they can get all the americans and australians and all the engush and australians and all the english speaking and they're in the that that's the other the eu that that's the other reason. >> equally we are the it >> but equally we are the it centre of europe . i mean the, centre of europe. i mean the, the astonishing creativity, you know, i go back and fonnards to king's cross, you just look at that area . another place i go to that area. another place i go to frequently is cambridge. and we're not we're not not playing to this strength by, by sensible fiscal measures. >> but but i think we need to play >> but but i think we need to play and i agree we need to play to that strength. and i mean, you know, lots and lots of italians actually came over because their tax system is so chaotic that they'd rather pay is now becoming so they'd rat

microsoft, alphabet, meta and amazon. we'll keep track of it all. >>> san ro moan based chevron is shaking up the industry with a mega merger. the company is buying the hess corporation in a deal valued at $53 billion. the deal put chevron and exxonmobil head to head in shale. hess owns shale fields in north dakota and has a big offshore oil presence. >>> hollywood is hopefully the next round of talks with striking actors goes better than the last round. when last they spoke 12 days ago, talks abruptly ended over major differences that could not be bridged. since that time, some of hollywood's biggest stars tried to make concessions with the hopes of bridging the gap. the broader union shot down that offer. at the same time, the longer the strike continues, the more economically challenging it is for the rank and file. the latest round of talks is scheduled to get under way tomorrow. >>> and trending this morning, a wild animal create ago bear of a situation for first responders in alaska. >> take a look. >> we've got him. >> the little bear managed to make its way into a grocery store last tuesday. the wild animal was caught wandering the aisles. body cam video show

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microsoft, google, amazon and meta, all have fortressed balance sheets and so they have the easiest ability to finance themselves. so these interest rates affect them the least amongst all other may i domajor corporationst holds true for all the magnificent seven. what you've seen particularly over the last year, i think we bottomed almost exactly a year ago is that stocks are probably a little oversold but these businesses have done very well and the stock performance from these companies has been strait strastophoric. we're going to get spectacular earnings from meta, almost a double year over year with pretty significant revenue growth as well as good earnings from microsoft, decent earnings from google and we'll have to see what amazon says about their cloud business. the knock on that company has been the slowing of growth. what are we going to hear about guidance going forward? we've got really troubling guidance from one of my ferret companies to follow from asml last week. they make the machines used to build semiconductors and advanced microchips for a.i. okay. they warned for next year, saying they expect flat guidance as they're seeing orders canceled across the board. if semiconductor manuf

microsoft within amazon with their processes. i also wonder google talk about a lack of spending on some of the development. within corporations macro economic question? i just wanted to talk about the story. really crucial for the global economy. properly -- property developer, country garden defaulting. for the first time ever. now, likely headed for one of the nations biggest ever restructurings. tom, you have been talking about this the property crisis in china. we are starting to see signs there might be some response by the government. tom: what's it like if there's a big enough crisis when the president of the united states wonders down the constitutional avenue. that happened in the last 48 hours in china. we covered it yesterday when i was coming back from the cruise. president xi showing up in pboc is a bombshell. lisa: the symbolic importance of that is hard to overstate. katie: when you think about the steady stream of stimulus we have seen from beijing, it is still not working its way into the property sector. lisa: the idea that he is willing to let the deficit get deeper into borrow more. this wasn't enough to g