>> my tip is just be nimble, because i think we're in a world where everything is changing so quickly, especially in my consumer retail world. i think you have to just be ready to move, run, stop, re-evaluate, but constantly, because there aren't a lot of rules anymore. and the rules that we used to go to, the sort of fundamentals actually don't apply a lot anymore. so, i think be as nimble as you possibly can. >> so, how do you create a team that you can do this with without them getting whiplash? >> well, that's a very good questi. i think that that has to be the sort of -- as i start to hire for this new venture that i'm working on, that has to be sort of a conversation we have up front, because i really need athletes on my team this time, people that are willing to take these sprints with me and be nimble in their thought process and be open to all the new ideas that they're actually going to come at them in this kind of retail cycle. >> right. so, it's all in the hiring and what you do. >> yeah. >> all right, angela. >> don't be afraid of competition. i think competition can be s

. >> my tip right now is just be nimble. we're in a world where everything is changing so quickly. especially in my consumer retail world. you need to be ready to move, run, stop, re-evaluate, but constantly. not a lot of rules anymore. the rules we used to go to sort of fundamentals don't apply a lot anymore. i think be as nimble as you possibly can. >> how do you create a team you can do this with without getting whiplash. >> it's a very good question. i think that has to be the sort of as i start to hire for this new venture i'm working on, that has to be a conversation we have upfront. i need athletes on my team this time. people willing to take the sprint with me and be nimble in thought process and be open to all the new ideas that are going to come at them in this kind of retail cycle. >> right. all in irony. >> yes. so don't be afraid of competition. i think competition can be so healthy for you because it really forces you, inspires you to really articulate your unique value proposition. so, example. when i first launchedly organic skin care, i was one of the only ones. no

>> government can be nimble, it's just more challenging. i worked in large public and private bureaucracies. they have lots of policies in place and take longer to make decisions. the advantage of the private sector in this case. when they are able to work with the public sector on trying to come up with new technologies and innovations. you get a public policy that's oriented toward what people want. and you get innovations that are what the market demands. john: los angeles has a long procurement process. >> any organization has a long procurement process. a series of policies have been put in place over the years, most of which were well-intentioned and trying to prevent corruption. but over the years have built up into a very large set of policies that make it difficult to procure things swiftly. john: if your county wanted to procure pencils, they couldn't just bow to the store and buy them? >> buying anything is more complicated when you have got a public entity. we want to buy pencils we want to make sure we are buying the pencils th

nimble storage, really nimble today. surging 86% to $12.58. h & r block sent a lower number of identifies caused the copy's revenue to drop. they reported a wider loss but the results were better than wall street expectation. shares up 8% but the end of the regular day down a fraction. >> global advisers is making a new for more companies to add more females. it is a statue of a young girl leaning toward the bronze bull as part of a push for we will directors. if they fail to take steps to increase the numbers on the boards who are women. state street global adviser deputy chief investment adviser joins to us talk about her company's push. and we should note that they have three board member who's are female on their board of directors. welcome. a pleasure to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> you carry a lot of clout. you'll give them time to make changes but you'll also be watching them very closely. >> we are. we believe it is our duty to improve the outcome for shareholders. one of the way we do that is by engaging aggressively

can it still be nimble? they're quite nimble. more than the world health organization. it's definitely not instant. i decide have struggles with the cdc over why they were not issuing travel warnings as soon as it became very clear -- we talked about an epidemic spreading in latin america and the caribbean in january when people head to caribbean, pregnant women and women on their honeymoons and i was like why aren't crew telling those women to 0 not go. it took them two weeks to issue the warning. could have happened fasterment two weeks is fast for some buschcracys and real she when you're worrying about a deadly disease. >> host: donald mcneed, i aids an old disease or newer disease. >> guest: aids is a new disease. its probably made the jump from chim been -- shim pan chimpanzees to humans in the -- the combination of two viruses from monkeys -- and those are both monkeys that chimpanzees eat. they actually eat monkeys. probably some unlucky chimpanzee eight one of each of those kinds of monkeys, cut himself or herself in the mouth while crunching up the bones and t

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nimble specializes in flash storage systems.s a big deal because flash storage is steadily growing compared to other data storage systems. hewlett-packard enterprise saw its earnings drop in the recent quarter and a lot of that was due to a 13% decline in storage revenue whereas nimble reported this morning that its quarterly revenue was up by 30%. big deal for hewlett-packard enterprise. >>> tough times for espn. multiple reports say the company is going to be making some deep cuts. that means a lot of on air personalities being put on waivers by the sports network. espn which is owned by disney chopped $100 million from its budget last year. these cuts are said to be deeper. espn is paying a lot for sports rights and content and it's dealing with a lot of subscribers losses. tens of thousands of subscribers giving up the cable packages each year is weighing on espn. >>> stock market got off to a negative start this morning. let's go to the big board and see how we're doing so far in the early going. the dow dropping about 40 p

i am going to show you how nimble i am. >> how i can change my response based on your provocation. don't see this as a states rights issue. you don't take away federal funding for all the other things you want to do federal funding for to punish somebody for having done something in a different issue. there is a difference between what is illegal and good policy. charles: president trump's budget this week intends to cut off funding at least so far by $200 million to sanctuary cities, they are breaking the law harboring fugitives. this is absolutely nuts, no matter what side of the political aisle you are on. >> they are locally elected officials breakfederal law and flaunting it. we have laws on paying taxes. if i don't pay my taxes on -- there will be repercussions. you change behavior by holding back the bucket and i love the idea. it is in our best interests and they are changing and no longer breaking laws like in south florida, a few others will follow suit. it is about time. charles: south florida feel like 10 or 20 more coming gone and major cities want to become sanctuary

put in that we believe uk athletics will to uk athletics will implement to ensure we have a fast, nimblepotentially enables athletes to go through an appeals process that is open and clearly communicated so that in the future we know that any athlete who perhaps does decide to play the system to his or her advantage could be caught out, either at the classification process 01’ either at the classification process or very quickly thereafter. what about the athletes‘ prospective? there will be some british athletes who consistentely break records who will be looking at this thinking their careers could be injeopardy here — should they be worried? farfrom far from it. farfrom it. in fact i think far from it. in fact i think exactly the opposite. what we want to do is ensure an athlete is classified according to his or her condition and that they are then free to train to the very best of their ability to become - best they can be, through become the best they can be, through training, notrition. " "’ w become the best they can be, through training, notrition. i " "’ w become the best they c

you know, what they say is the banks don't really -- they are not as dynamic and nimble and able to talk across silos as the newer organizations are. and they kind of rather have these experiments going on at the micro level and then the banks buy them. you send time in the book talking about millennials and their experience with banking. the ones not going into a branch. they have day too day acts. how do you see that changing the service of banking? >> i think millennials get a bad rap when it comes to money. they are saving at higher rates than the previous generation. >> significantly higher rates. >> we think of this bad but they are being savy. they have the largest generation, 25% of the population. no matter what we say about them they will change the face of consumer financial sebss. and the four biggest banks make their top ten list of least liked and hated brands. they didn't grow up like i did going to the bank with my dad so there is no loyalty or patterning happening with them. they experience banks as my kids like being atm and their parents doing things online and more co

nimble, you've got my interest. cloud is the new market driver. gaming, music, video gaming, smart home. two question marks, what are we doing here? >> it's a secret. >> come on. >> you're so ahead of the market. i need to know to do my work. >> at the end of the day, the truth is the cloud -- like the piece that used to be the growth platform, the cloud is the new platform. >> hide behind the p.c. >> we just have so many opportunities across being generated by the cloud and it's going to create -- we're creating cloud. >> if i were in that e gaming world, would i be seeing endorsements of your stuff? do people know they can't win without your stuff? >> you know, it's a very competitive space. so many people make great things. we think we make the best and we keep inviting the time against them. >> is it your proctor background, eg? is it about you that you got the touch of the consumer that coolness, okay? coolness of a brand and it's something most people think isn't cool. >> i may not be cool but i got a team of people that don't think it's too

those conservatives rather than try to make demands, and i think we saw them being a little more nimblee messaging as they admitted later in the week that they had to do a better job communicating, even to rank and file republicans, and how the process would work. >> eric: nimble on the messaging, james, i think that lines up with your story of the week. >> on one level, obviously, i don't disagree at all with what erin mentioned. the health care bill was big as well as the revised travel ban. let's not lose sight of the different donald trump that we saw this week. we have known him for decades as this loud and almost brash and blunt sort of person and personality and then a politician. many people, when he began running for president, they liked him, said he said things that was on their mind that they were too scared to save themselves. wbut this week, we saw a kinder and quieter donald trump. on monday, he had zero public appearances. twitter feed very much on message, talking about jobs numbers or the international women's day, even, my goodness, praising rand paul. then, of course

as you will see now, he is still looking very nimble.n the offensive boards, i don't think his ankle is bothering him too much there all over the place in the final moments. the warriors will need to pull it out looking very nimble. up eight with the warriors. look at that one shot. ice water in the veins pumped up. having a good time just looking very much by himself. 103-96. steph again with a jumper that pretty much puts it away, 113- 106, and maybe the warriors coach steve kerr smiling a little broader tonight with 200 wins in his brief warrior career already, the fastest coach of any of the four major sports to get to 200 wins. he only lost 38. in the meantime as you would imagine, everybody has an opinion with it comes to the raiders moving to las vegas. that includes draymond green. >> that's crazy. that's where we would advance for the city of oakland. i don't even know how that's going to work honestly with a team, moving to las vegas. i feel bad for the city. if i were the fans, i wouldn't attend their game for the next two yea

markets are nimble. they can change direction very quickly. and remember, the stock market is not the economy. there are better indicators. unemployment, wage growth, consumer confidence. they are all doing well but the stock market is running like a six-cylinder engine running with 12 cylinders right now. when it comes to who benefits from this, keep in mind about half of all americans don't own stocks. they don't benefit from it directly. this rally is quite a ride as long as you could have afforded to have bought a ticket for it. >> ali velshi, thank you. >>> now to a massive outbreak of severe storms across a huge part of the country. tornadoes carving a deadly path of destruction, part of a system that's put over 100 million people at risk today. 20 states in all. nbc's blake mccoy is in the storm zone. >> reporter: the stunning view from above tonight, at least three people are dead after fast-moving storms plowed through the midwest. >> mile marker 199. >> reporter: dangerous twisters. [ crying ] >> it's okay. >> reporter: tearing acros

it looked like after nimble diplomacy by people in the nsc and the british government that it would die but then it came up again during the press conference that the president gave with chancellor merkel. he declined to say that the story was not valid and sean spicer, again, then said, if anybody has anything to say, they should talk to fox news, and so on. so as a result of it, you got this, in my judgment, ludicrous but members of the british government which i'm not a member, of course, have said in a nonsensical and ridiculous pretty tough language, accusation, that the british intelligence agencies were invited by the president -- sorry, by the previous president -- to bug donald trump's phones. so it's a little bit sad. it's a little bit of an embarrassment, i would say, for everyone. everyone knows it's not true. we need to kill the story because the longer it's out there, the greater the risk of this doing damage to an extremely precious and important intelligence relationship. >> as a proud brit, what happens in your core every time you hear donald trump invoke brexit as the

chesapeake ceo doug lawler says it's important to remain nimble. >> what's very, very important, i think particularly for the u.s. producers, that the strength of the company, the cost improvements were very well positioned in this $50 to $55 a barrel window to continue to invest and provide the energy that our country and the world needs. >> trump administration policies can also change the game. a pro energy and infrastructure driven policy stance is expected to help the industry thrive as the u.s. moves towards its goal of energy independence. policy aside, the technologies are making companies more efficient and competitive in some cases getting twice as much of out of each well than possible before. >> the technology and improvements have been great in the past two years. opportunities to reduce cash costs as well as our capital efficiency to make the u.s. more competitive. >> while generally confident about an uptrend in prices, most players are still cautious. policy changes and other surprises could disrupt the delicate balance of supply and demand. for nightly business report, i

be very nimble if you're in it. neil: how reliable is a debut like this to the long-term prospects for a company, adam? >> it's not reliable at all. there's a few that have good opens and done extremely well and far more that haven't. you know, twitter would be a great example, did very well out of the gate and look at it now. neil: and facebook sort of stumbled out of the gate, right, gary, and then righted itself. absolutely. neil: what do you make of that, gary? do you feel compelled to sort of, you know, sniff around and look at this and look at other social media offerings? what? >> the best way i can put it, this company selling steel pipes, it would be a $5 a share stock right now. what you have-- and i'm serious, what you have is, it's a glamour type name, there's a lot of talk about it and it's a great market so they're able to come out with it, but it's very simple. you had a company that lost over $500 million last year and trading at 60 times sales, not earnings. if they cannot grow their numbers in a ga

. >> they will be nimble, fast. they've will change faster and they won't be sitting in meetings.t's exciting to work with their enprepreneurs. they don't have to have the whole answer before they get going. >> reporter: farmer's business network is part digitalco-op for farmers to help with best prices for feed or fertilizers. enp business network dealt with that challenge and putting resources close to farmers. physically and vir schully. >> we go and find the most innovative farmers. we will hire our own sales force to use online marketing. we use our virtual store, online store, to be able to attract farmer's interest and engage with them. >> reporter: experts say part of the reason why we are seeing such an explosion of tech in agriculture is that the cost of technology are much slower, especially with innovations like cloud computing, providing a backbone for many of these startups. for "nightly business report. >> that is nightly business report" thanks for being with us, i'm sue herrera. >> i'm tyler mathieson, have a great evening, everybody, see you back here tomorrow. [

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what we've got to be is nimble and alert to the possibilities and the dangers.hannel that city organisations might move some of their operations to. so notjust one big rival to the city, like say frankfurt, but also amsterdam, brussels, dublin, or paris. and it may not even be european centres that benefit most from business leaving london. there are other hubs elsewhere in the world, singapore springs to mind, a couple in the middle east and of course bermuda, which will be hungry to use brexit as an opportunity to grab as much of the worldwide business as they can. but is this trickle from the city of london the start of a flood? the prime minister tried to allay fears yesterday by saying she wants to include financial services in an overall trade deal with the eu. simon gompertz, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime. the government has been outlining how it plans to transfer thousands of pieces of european legislation into uk law. and still to come — but was it art? a mixed response to a bust of the portuguese footballer, ronaldo. and in sport: johanna kont

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bids summit it hewlett-packard enterprise is expanding its hardware lineup, they have agreed to buy nimbletorage in a deal $1 billion. they will give hewlett-packard better reach to the lower end segment of the market. meg whitman is spending more on acquisitions after a mobile your effort to make theflh. bonds, currencies, gauges all of her plunging to 2017 lows as a near certain interest rate increase ring sphere of the markets desk brings fear of the market?or does it ? heidi richardson joins us with ideas. let's begin in the u.s. where getting a fed rate increase next week, most people think we are, we may not, where have flows been going? heidi:week about and thisorning about 97%. pretty much a certainty at this point. the flows have been a evolving in the new regime, reflation trade as well, at the same time, the fed is raising interest rate, it bodes well for cyclical stocks, particularly financial services. if you want to get more granular than that, pretty strong flows into regional banks the idea that regulations may be rolled back? heidi: helpful for the financial industry in ge

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the policymakers what they and what they say is the banks don't really they're not as dynamic and nimble across the silos. the kind would rather had those things going on. if there is a future in them. that is a possibility also that they will innovate not by growing in these things organically but by purchasing other forms. now tell me you spent some time in the books talking about millenials and the millennial experience with the banking ones that will not be going into a branch but they certainly had day-to-day contacts with the payment payment apps or other banking services how do you see that changing the business of banking. >> first of all i think they get a bad rap. they actually are saving at higher rates than the previous generation. we think of them as being this irresponsible generation that simply relying on their parents to fund what they do. they're actually been pretty savvy. they've a lot of student debt so they have no choice but to really think about how they are going to deal with that. they are the largest generation even larger than baby boomers 25 percent of our po

barbara barns. >> hi i ju wanted to reduet a few things this is not character assassination i'm not a nimble over you would see me over the 58 years over san francisco when there's been so much development in my neighborhood i have not been here before on this overhead you see my teenage sons and i did a physical inspection there are not roof decks are rare the reason is because the fog comes in the golden gate in the evening and it's cold people go up to look at the blue angels but it's not that pleasant on the roof. the architect said there was no privacy issues i live across the street and my house at at 2225. green street it's on filmore you have to walk up two flights to get to the front door so mine is above the level of the condo's house. so that's why two of my story look above the treat so there are serious privacy issues that the architect didn't understand i would be happy to show them the view. i asked the property owners if i could see their property they said no one came out to reach out to them. i reached out and said, i can see the sight in this does not enhance or beautiful

it's smaller, more nimble, more profitable. >> airlines. i focused on one thing, delta saying no capacity coming on. >> dead right. >> he joey? >> palo alto. need security. >> great stuff. >> thanks, jim. >> i like cat. >>> "power lunch" starts now. >> thank you very much. i'm brian sullivan. the tweeter in chief returns. 140 reasons why the market laser focused on the president. we are live at the white house ahead. >>> plus, are we headed for a showdown with north korea? kim jong-un rattling global markets by firing off four missiles. we're tracking the fallout ahead. >>> this one stock definitely in need of a hero. camera company getting hit hard in today's session. that and so much more coming your way as "power lunch" starts right now. >>> and welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." i'm tyler mathisen. stocks are lower to kick off the week with all three major indexes sporting somewhat modest declines, massachusetts dak the biggest of the three. financials posting the biggest losses and the new kid on the block, snap, is having its first

and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble.s count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. lauren: house republicans offer up their new plan to replace obamacare. is it going to fly with democrats and conservative republicans? a close look at the new bill in just a bit. good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. president tribe sandbg executive order. lauren: the dow falling below 21,000 light by financial stocks. the dow down 51 points yesterday. this morning to have features on 18th, nasdaq futures done setting. nicole: pressure weighed on the japanese markets. the nikkei down two tenths of 1% in china. the shanghai composite index gained one quarter of 1%. lauren: oil giant exxonmobil at the $20 billion investment that would create 45,000 high-paying jobs in the goal state. nicole: shares this snapchat parent snuffling 12% below the first day of trading. we'll have the latest for you. lauren: to treat san antonio spurs grants the houston rockets and cleveland cavaliers

doug lawler says it is important to remain nimble. >> what's important for u.s. producers, a company like chesapeake, the strength of the company, cost improvements, we're well positioned in this $50, $55 barrel window and continue to invest. >> trump administration policies can also change the game. a pro energy and infrastructure driven policy stance is expected to helicopter industry thrive as the u.s. moves towards its goal of energy independence. policies aside, it's the technology making companies more efficient and competitive. in some cases getting twice as much out of each well than had been possible before. >> the continued improvements in technology have been remarkable. one comment i like to say is don't underestimate the ingenuity and non-investigation of t noninnovation. >> most players are still cautious. policy changes and other surprises could disrupt the delicate balance of supply and demand. jackie deangeles, cnbc business news in houston. >> cnbc will speak to industry leaders, including the saudi oil minister, the bpc ceo. >> let's look at oi

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the whole idea is not just be calm and collected and knowledgeable but to be nimble. this is an exercise in obfuscation. you have to go nine hours, perhaps 11. break hillary's been gauzy indoor record. you say nothing and you give nothing away. he did that beautifully. when democrats complain about not taking stands, you go back to ruth bader ginsburg who made it a principle of her nominating process that she would not in any way telegraph where she would stand on anything. ever since the nomination and the fiasco of the attacks, it is understand your job is to dance, express fidelity to the constitution, say that you will be independent, and that's it. he did that. >> bret: there was a flash of a little bit of anger, in an exchange with senator durbin about lgbt and a professor. he said he felt president trump president trump's actions speaking about the judiciary, disheartening and demoralizing. one of the questions his independence from president trump and the ability to adjudicate cases. >> that's what he was quoted as having said behind closed doors. listening to

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hewlett-packard acquires nimble storage. in the flash storage arena.remium. $12.50 a share. all cash. amounts to $1 billion. they also will take on $200 million worth of unvested equity awards. that's your total purchase price there that we're talking about. hp isn't doing enough. nimble, as you expect, up sharply. the shock had been trading well below. >> premium deal. where whitman needs to move because she needs better storage. i did a sum of the partsa ag analys analysis, which is why we picked it for the trust. it has been, well, anything but worthy of investing so far. >> yesterday, we reported that it was very close in terms of a settlement with the activist investor paul and the installation of hunter harrison as ceo. it's happened, effective immediately. yesterday, they announced that that, in fact, has taken place. five board members, including halal and harrison and three independent directors will be added. others will step down. most importantly here is this, again, we reported on this yesterday, the opportunity for shareholders to vote on

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