nokia runs windows phone, the mobile version of windows. market researcher idc says windows phone controls a miniscule percentage of the global mobile operating system market. far behind rivals like google and apple. he thinks the most successful strategy would be for microsoft to pay back its windows and tablets and focus on enterprise opportunities. rick shoreland has a different take. he agrees with pritchard microsoft needs to rethink its business model. he says the most important question is who will be the next ceo. sherman says only an outsider who has the courage and self-confidence to stand up to steve baumer and the board can fic microsoft. the next ceo will face tough choices between emphasizing its business customers or trying to crack the consumer market. pritchard says it can't do both. josh lipton, "nightly business report," silicon valley. >>> besides microsoft, one of the few dow components ending higher today was mcdonald's. even after reporting a sales decline last quarter. but there's a lot more cooking at the world's bi

>> there are a few things that are different about the nokia deal than the google deal.hey are in a position where they do have -- do not have anyone else, so they can start to well the hardware and the software together to get a different experience. >> a big factor in trying to make this deal is figuring out microsoftxt ceo of is. steve ballmer is retiring once the successor takes over, and if you have not heard, microsoft is having a hard time with this. a no from the ford ceo, so that is one guy off of the ceo list. and another was elevated to a ceo spotify was rumored to be a 's,cessor, so that is two no and then there is another one where we are crossing our fingers. aroundeally are focused here, and as long as the board supports me, i would want to stay here. i think this is a fantastic company where we are going. >> so close. is this a job that nobody wants? there is still reportedly a contender, along with some other internal candidates. stay tuned. ceo getting another milestone. facebook, turning 10 next week. how does he feel about it? .nd the central-bank sma

nokia reported sales at its device business dropped 29%.hard thinks the more successful strategy for microsoft to pare back efforts, get out of phones and tax and focus instead on enterprise opportunities. rick cherilyn agrees with pritchard that microsoft needs to rethink its business model but the most important question is who is going to be the next ceo. only an outside here has the courage and self-confidence to stand up to steve bomber and the board can fix microsoft, he says. sue, back to you. >> josh, thank you. >>> so where do the analysts on. street stand on microsoft stock ahead of the earnings today? there are ten buys, or overweights. no sells. 21 holds. or underweights. ty? >> all right. you know, crack in the glass, your apple i-phone is one thing. but crack in the glass of an apple store, quite another pap snow blower cleaning the store around fifth avenue made a mistake hitting one of the glass panels that surrounds the entrance. the store is still open, but the replacement cost to one of those glass panels, about $450,000.

there's steven elab, former nokia ceo and current microsoft v.p. of device and services. he understands the technology and culture. but his ten years at nokia where the stocks dropped 6% under his watch. -- microsoft's problems right now are in different business lines. like mobile. the question is whether nodella can address those challenges. kevin turner, microsoft's coo, knows microsoft inside and out. but picking turner signals that the board is sticking with the status quo. that could upset activists who want real change. dan nuys says one to watch is ceo of pivotal. he's a tech veteran with a deep understanding of the cloud and next generation data centers. when talking to analysts who cover microsoft, there doesn't seem a lot of enthusiasm right now for any candidates. what analysts do agree on is this. the headwinds that microsoft faces as it adjusts to a post-p.c. world will be a big challenge for any ceo to overcome regardless of who ultimately gets the job. josh lipton, "nightly business report" silicon vail. >> now that allan mulally has made it clear he's sta

will it be the nokia had stephen elop? hans from ericsson? what we did get was the number. $24.5 billion in the last quarter for microsoft. they were earning about a quarter of a billion dollars per day over at microsoft. finally it is working. they are moving from software back into hardware. the exports flew off the shelves. we saw this hardware really ramping up. they doubled in terms of sales. we are getting the foray into cloud paying dividends. internet-based data storage is really working. they saw sales double there as well. we saw a record sales, profit climbing, but now we just need a new chief executive to end that period of transition. >> caroline, thank you very much indeed. needof the tech news you to know about, plenty more on our radar. samsung posted its slow it profit growth since 2011. new iphones lord high-end customers and gains in the korean won also curved the value of overseas sales. the biggest maker of smartphones is facing a squeeze on profit margins. dimon is set to be getting a pay rise, the new york times is repo

they need nokia to survive.s talk a bit about that. >> i would just jump in on that and basically say to further that point, their are a few things that are different about the nokia deal than the google deal. microsoft is in a position where they do not have anybody else building their phone, so they can meld them together to build a different experience. additionally, nokia had something like 70 carrier billing relationships around the world, which means you buy the game, you pay for it directly on was phone bill, which really, really important to microsoft and affects their abilities to work with companies around the world, a very different deal. >> and there is access lenovo did not have before but will have now. >> totally agree, and i think that was a big motivation for this deal. >> can we for a moment compare lenovo buying be motorola business and the other? the idea here, google, in theory, supports lenovo manufacturing the handsets, and for become proselytizers the google operating system, but just how

. >> will they do this nokia business? they are going to be pushing for them to really bring results through on this nokia business, which they have not been able to do. >> we want to bring in someone with a perspective. analyst.oftware is this the right guy at the right time for microsoft? >> i think so. he brings a couple of characteristics that are important for them. first, you have a technologist as ceo again. i think that helps. steve ballmer was a sales guy. he may not get enough credit for bulimic commercial sales. he is not a technologist. having somebody who can speak to developers, there is a fight over developer mind show -- share. he come from a part of the business that is winning. the commercial business grew 12% . that is a huge number. we discussed a lot of the issues on the consumer side, the profit pool that moves microsoft is the commercial business. before i came on, this brings a more youthful qualities of the it bringstween -- people back to the table. when you think about institutional investors sit

. >> caller: i need to know about nokia. >> nokia's fine.xactly perfect, frankly. getting the pullback, but it's a long awaited pullback and i'm actually a buyer of nokia. by the way, alcatel, i like that, too. roger in florida, please, roger? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. roger from naples, florida. i've got a new one for you lgi homes. >> yeah, i'd rather buy a home in florida than the home builders. there's somebody on @jimcramer on twitter said the home builders killed us. i can't reach in and choke that person because that's not the way twitter works. it's no the 3d like that. glenn in new jersey. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer. >> what's happening? >> caller: hey, not much. listen, i'm interested in krispy kreme donuts. >> so am i, and that's why i'd like james morgan to come back on the show because i thought that last quarter was a nonstarter. and i didn't like it, and that changed my mind. a bad quarter on top of what i thought was a decent quarter makes me pause before i like. i need more info, so do you. aiden in minnesota. aiden? >> calle

one stock we haven't mentioned was nokia. nokia hand-sets very disappointing particularly in light of competition with apple. of course microsoft bought into that. that may be an albatross they have to live with, right? >> yeah. it could be. look at the performance of microsoft the last quarter. basically has done nothing. so many, so many unanswered questions. the acquisition of nokia. that is definitely one of them. something that really concerns investors. but they're also worried about the xbox one performance versus sony playstation 4. the mention that dennis brought up about the surface tablet and holiday sales. not to mention the ceo. so many questions. a great company but not doing a whole lot of anything. a lot of questions have to be answered first before i would invest in microsoft. david: keith, i want to tell the director to keep the microsoft numbers on there i want to go to kim to talk about another stock as well. let's just talk about intel. sort of in the same spot that microsoft is. intel and microsoft have

nokia.n his tenure at nokia where the stock nosedived 60%. then you have another contender, nadella, who heads up the cloud group but microsoft is in different business lines like mobile. the question then is whether he can answer those challenges. kevin turner, microsoft's coo, he knows microsoft inside out but picking turner signals the board is sticking with the status quo and that obviously could upset activists. dan ives says one outsider to watch, paul merritt from pivotal, a tech veteran, he understands the cloud and next-gen data centers. one theme i did hear when talking to analysts about these candidates, not a lot of enthusiasm for any of them. what they did agree on was this. there are big challenges for microsoft in this post-pc world, regardless of who ends up winning the top job. tyler, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> the 50th anniversary of the nation's war on poverty. did it work? backlash by the bay. we'll tackle that one. silicon valley workers under fire out ther

insider, --ve an >> the former nokia ceo and he used to work for microsoft before he worked at nokia and now he is back now that nokia's handset business has been purchased by microsoft. >> this has been going on for four months. an long time for an executive search, creating a lot of uncertainty as both we and "the wall street journal" is reporting, really distracting employees. it puts ford employees at ease. stock is the doing ferry -- fairly well since the ballmer said he was going to retire. a lot of people looking ahead. we will continue to monitor that. but the final front-page page story, airports across the nation, airlines slowly getting back to normal. for anyone flying around, winter storms and subzero temperatures have called airlines to cancel about 11,000 flights over four years -- four days. >> how was your experience? was it one of those nightmare experiences? >> it was fairly smooth considering united e-mail me and said it was canceled -- they did book my eight-year-old son on a but overall, jetblue had canceled all flights from 17 hours are monday through tuesday t

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. >> "consumer reports" tested the nokia and samsung galaxy, two phones that claim to offer superiorto hold and has ten times zoom and powerful flash for low light but security reports test laboratory, the samsung did not deliver. the zoom iscy to operate and not impressive in low light. the nokia did better and the lens againsted astoundingly chart photos with great detail and in low light, it days photos that are much less grainy. >> this camera is among the better smart phone cams we have seen. in fact, it is better than some point and shoot cameras. >> if professional pictures, in cell phone can yet compare to the slr cameras like david uses. >> security reports shows the 1020 shoots very good video in well lit conditions but not great if let light. if you take a lot of video with your phone and dimly lit situations consider the samsung galaxy 3 or the iphone 5s both which perform very well in video tests under all lighting conditions. >> this is if you video showing emergency crews responding in the east bay after a fire with the discovery turning this home interest a crime scen

nokia may return as much as $4 billion to shareholders, speaking of cash.s that the british company could return some of that amount in the form of an annual dividend as soon as tomorrow. they have not guaranteed any payout. that is today's company news. >> what about news stories that are like names from the past? >> it does not take long in the tech world. >> what is the saying? the graveyard is littered with tech relics? >> there has to be a saying about companies and how long they can live. >> speaking of relics, if you think that airbus and boeing are the only airplane companies in the skies, think again. we discussed one company's new airplane and why they do not anticipate any problems with their launch. listen. >> i know we have got a lot of work up front, a lot of testing of front to make sure that where we go, what we do, that it is just confirmation of the work that has been done. i do not anticipate major issues . >> tom and eric are over in. lous. what else did you learn from him ? >> what we were talking about there was the new series of jets

is it nokia at four? no probably nokia at six. but that gave you a little money. i'm impressed, the chatter's going positive. maybe it's time for me, too. i know it was much lower, but i believe there are good things happening at blackberry. stealth, technology stocks are dominating and they're not getting the credit, which is why they can go higher. after the break, i'll try to make you more money. >>> coming up -- cracking the code, 2013 was the hottest year for ipos in more than a decade. who's next to take the public plunge in the new year? from rising crowd players to streaming music stars, cramer's scanning through the potentials with a president of buzzfeed. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreling down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the sam

. >> the nokia lumia is among better smart phone cameras we've seen. better than some point and shoots we've tested. >> for professional pictures nudging can compare to the cameras like david uses. consumer reports tests show lumia shoots good video in well lit conditions. so if you take a lot of video with your phone, consider the samsung galaxy note three or iphone five s. >> great to know. thank you. >> let's go back to talk about weather conditions which continue to be mild. >> warm up there? >> it is. it's 64 degrees right now. wind isn't blowing. i'm looking at a beautiful, almost full moon towards the bay. so warm, warm enough to make you sweat today it was not january like. no rain there, no clouds. it's breezy in the hills. 66 oakland. san jose, 64 degrees. half moon bay, 57. here is a view that is amazing from a sutro camera. there is a shot. 60 in napa and fairfield. high temperatures 76, what you'd see in may. san francisco, 68 today it's what you'd snee june. so only thing is missing is the green hills. nothing but clear skies. more record

is it nokia at four? no probably nokia at six. but that gave you a little money. i'm impressed, the chatter's going positive. maybe it's time for me, too. i know it was much lower, but i believe there are good things happening at blackberry. don't understand estimate the power. stealth, technology stocks are dominating and they're not getting the credit, which is why they can go higher. after the break, i'll try to make you more money. >>> coming up -- cracking the code, 2013 was the hottest year for ipos in more than a decade. who's next to take the public plunge in the new year? from rising crowd players to streaming music stars, cramer's scanning through the potentials with a president of buzzfeed. ♪ ♪ >>> it's a new year. and even if 2014 turns out to be different from 2013, which i think is far from a sure thing. there's one powerful trend from last year i expect to continue in this one. the red hot ipo market. 2013 was the best year for the ipos since the dot com bubble. i hate to even mention that. we'll talk about it though. the average newly public stock

. >> but you still have your nokia. >> fairpoint. touche. president barack obama will speak today on efforts to limit nsa security programs. >> the speech is a long-awaited by edwardo the leaks snowden. manus cranny has more. tell us about the scope of the havee, the collection we seen. >> let me show you the front page of the guardian newspaper, which has a relationship with edward snowden. what they have done is talk about scale, the sheer quantum of text. texts a day being collated in terms of the data. it is almost like everything you can eat at mcdonald's. it is like a buffet of data on a global basis. how many times have you crossed the border? the contacts in your phone. financial transactions. the sheer scale of what the nsa is doing. what comes into play here, it is about obama trying to deliver transparency, trying to say, i have listened to the panel and taken on the views. week,led cameron last david cameron, the prime minister here in the united kingdom grade he also called angela merkel. again, for their opinion. he is trying t

is it nokia at four? no probably nokia at six. but that gave you a little money.mpressed, the chatter's going positive. maybe it's time for me, too. i know it was much lower, but i believe there are good things happening at blackberry. stealth, technology stocks are dominating and they're not getting the credit, which is why they can go higher. after the break, i'll try to make you more money. >>> coming up -- cracking the code, 2013 was the hottest year for ipos in more than a decade. who's next to take the public plunge in the new year? from rising crowd players to streaming music stars, cramer's scanning through the potentials with a president of buzzfeed. ♪ >>> it's a new year. and even if 2014 turns out to be different from 2013, which i think is far from a sure thing. there's one powerful trend from last year i expect to continue in this one. the red hot ipo market. 2013 was the best year for the ipos since the dot com bubble. i hate to even mention that. we'll talk about it though. the average newly public stock giving you a 35% return according to renaissa

nokia was rebound ed. 1.17%. they are handing over their phones, of course, to microsoft, who did fairley well after hours, up nearly 5% at the moment for microsoft. it beat with its second quarter profits, revenue up 14% with the likes of microsoft 1 and the surface tablets doing fairley well. nevertheless, stock up in frankfurt here up around 3.8%. the company failed to comment about the ceo, as well. now in the bond market, yield fallen quite a lot, actually. ten-year treasury yields, now 2.75%. 2.759% is sort of the low that we've matched in yesterday's session. bond yields down to 1.67% and gilt yields down to a six-week low. we got down to around 2.775%, sort of just below that, as well. you have to remember, we were up to nearly 2.9% on the yield post that employment number just 48 hours ago. the reason we've got yields low is, of course, we've got a bit of a risk sell-off. that's interesting how that is playing off in the currency markets because euro/dollar has been perceived potentially more as a safe h

. >> back to qualcomm real quick, one of our viewers e-mailing me saying don't forget about nokia.re bad, too. nokia, samsung, apple, bad. >> you have to distinguish between pressure and margins from those companies and also what units sold are. revenues -- units were actually pretty good. then you got to take a look at ipads. take a look at all the mobile devices. qualcomm still is one player there. >> let's trade facebook. >> it's about how can the guys make money in the ad space and adjust themselves in terms of the mobile space. they have done a phenomenal job. can they continue to do so? i tend to lean now towards the fact that they probably are. then you add in the instagram and videos, all into this whole program. i think it's been basically unchanged, if you look at it over the last month. it's been volatile but unchanged. now we are looking for the upside. >> you probably noticed it certainly feels like we entered a new era of corporate cage rattling with names like carl icahn targeting some of the world's biggest companies. but the companies are starting to fight back. ka

today nokia reporting that sales add its device business dropped nearly 30%. successful strategy, for microsoft to pare back windows efforts, get out of consumer businesses and focus on enter fries opportunities. back to you. >> josh, thank you. >>> again, those numbers after the bell. a big one. >>> still ahead, hitting on cement, banks and beer. they have to do the country that is next as part our mint emerging market series. >>> and justin bieber taking on the law. will a drunk driving arrest but the brakes on his maeg georgia brand? >> he's a brand? >> he's a brand. it and such. works for me. turn to the camera. ah, actually i think my eyes might ha... next! digital insurance id cards. just a tap away on the geico app. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ugh. geico. little help here. >>> crude oil settling above $97 per barrel for the first time this year. that is up less than $1 to $97.32. for the year, crude

disappointing earnings or profit outlooks from companies including nokia and mcdonald's hurt the market. the dow split about 176 points. the nasdaq fell 24. >>> a man on probation on a suspended sentence for escaping is now charged for killing a 7- eleven clerk in cold blood. shaun king stabbed and killed 63-year-old abdul gafar with a box cutter this morning in gaithersburg. they say the attack came out of nowhere and king was not trying to rob the place. customers say gafar was well liked in the community and worked seven days a week to support a large family. >>> this prince william county mom is facing neglect charges. yesterday morning her 4-year- old son called 911 saying he needed help because he was hungry. cops showed up and found him home alone. officers tracked down mommy and learned she had been gone for about two hours. >>> you might want to hurry up and finish that snack. russ' restaurant alert coming up and he heads to a popular chicken chain. we're guessing that wasn't dirty rice on the >>> if you eat at union station, you may not love what investigative reporter russ pt

and nokia just had a bad quarter.his quarter. the good news is, they do get a royalty on all the android -- well, not all the android phones but the ones in china they don't seem to get paid for, but they do about $2 billion a year in android royalties. >> you seem less enthusiastic than i would expect from somebody that has a buy on the stock and has been generally positive even during some tougher times. >> so, we've not been positive on the fundamentals. we've been positive on the opportunity for a new direction in the company and enhancement of shareholder value from bringing in someone like mulally. >> which is not happening. >> which is not happening. >> where are we on the ceo search? my own reporting indicated a couple weeks ago were down to two, and one internalist and one from overseas not quite sure whom it was. >> i think they got a couple of outside candidates, and what occurred to me on the conference call yesterday that amy hood is doing such a good job of managing expenses, if you were to take one of t

as is the man brought over from nokia, stephen elop. still plenty of people in the running. could doe a good job. it is interesting because names drop out, and names drop in. if they are going to overhaul, it is the least easy job and he ceo has. it has good caliber. he has been at the chief eventive role since 2010. though he has seen the chinese get in on ericsson's space for a cheapert, it is landscape for him. he has managed to be a winner, and he knows when to exit and unprofitable unit. he dismantled the handset venture with sony. he knows when to cut losses. that is going to be key with microsoft. they are trying to navigate a whole new world. they are trying to make their own hardware. they are trying to drive software sales. >> it is all about the tablets. latest on the race to replace the microsoft ceo. >> yahoo!'s chief operating officer is apparently out. marissa mayer was a little disappointed with his efforts. $109rned an estimated million in that role. how long did he have that role for? 14 months. >> that is under 10 million a month. not dad. ahead withles ra

nokia maintains that he is neither racist nor anti semitic. note the previously said he had the backing of roses in a prominent member of france's jewish community. with the system and has since come out to say that he was disappointed by and opens to a gift that was not suited to a top athletes to come in a nice neat old newspaper the figure as the acquittal could only be anti semitic if performed in front of the synagogue all holocaust memorial. the quinn odessa has been popularized like to donate a dollar from one of the french comedian and friends know this too is currently waiting to stand trial for an eighth minute when challenges of inciting racial hatred against did on a has come out the back of football left in the corner nicholas has all my support we see him as a brother in our humanity. he's someone who shows her age and is someone for whom we have lots of respect and admiration he used his own spinning awesome the comedian has hit back at suggestions that manila is anti semitic moose is due to convince use the canal was at the sta

. >> we still have more to talk about with regard to the ceo and nokia business. >> let's cross over to mia in hong kong. >> hi there, guys. happy friday. is can blame -- that crimping demand for samsung products. they posted the slowest profit rose since 2011. in at $6.7 billion on the back of sales of $55 billion. challenges include currency movements that cut out money. % of itsany gets 80 sales from outside of korea. bonus payments to workers to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the chairman's management strategy. and a boost in marketing as the company prepares to release a product that is making its big release in april. >> mia saini live in hong kong. >> back to dallas to speak to one of the 80 billionaires in attendance. he earned the billions from shipping and gambling resorts. ♪ >> time for today's company news. the largest u.s. drug distributor has brought a german rival. this will allow them to buy as year in$10 billion a generic jobs -- drugs. sales at starbucks trailed shopping as online habits lead to less business. and the argentine billion air is be -- bidding for al

ahead of the microsoft-nokia venture.ht, different bets. >> interesting to watch, thank you very much. hans nichols, international correspondent. >> the world's biggest distiller, diageo reported growth that missed estimates. after theith the ceo earnings release. he told us about his acquisition strategy. >> if you look at the last three years, we have made emerging markets acquisitions from india to turkey to brazil. we are very pleased with our footprint. of course we are looking at more things. if they meet our criteria, we will move. where opportunities will show up in turbulent times. >> baby and overstatement. we tried to get him to talk about acquisitions. bloomberg beverages reporter commenting fletcher. -- clem entine fletcher. emerging markets are not doing great, our acquisitions a solution? >> it is lots of consumer goods companies we have seen. it is not a huge surprise they are having a tough time. of their acquisitions over the last couple years have been in emerging markets. in turkey, brazil, china. -- t

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nokia says the company's priority is finding future direction.eo of american eagle outfitters is leaving in a surprise move, coming as teen apparel are trying to attract shoppers. and sandisk gives revenue falling short of expectations. memory chip prices will fall more than 2013 so those are some of the stories we're with a chi watching this muthursday mornin. back out to beck ye in davos. >> jack lew says the government will run out of money by late february if congress doesn't act. we've heard this story before but we'll talk about this next with jack lew, the treasury secretary, joining us live from right here in davos. "squawk box" will be right back. >> announcer: tomorrow, "squawk box" wraps up a big week of interviews from davos, majority leader eric cantor, glen hutchins, plus cnbc first 25 contenders, eric schmidt and goldman sachs chairman and ceo lloyd flablankfein, conquer the morning, conquer the day. i have low testosterone. there, i said it. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's wh

there's a couple outside candidates and insiders as well, including the former boss over at nokia, steven elop, considered to be front-runners for this. elsewhere, the man unwinding the fraud of the madoff scandal, $17 billion of lost money there, he's now recovered a total of $10 billion worth of money for those clients who lost money from the madoff scandal. 59% recovered. he's chasing more money from more banks, the likes of unicredit, hsbc amongst those. they have denied benefiting from the madoff scandal. back to you. >> all right, what are they doing with our mcdonald's hamburgers here, steve? >> well, what is sustainable beef? and that is a huge, great big question. despite the fact that mcdonald's has said we will have sustainable beef, we will start sourcing from sustainable beef sources by 2016. the problem is, there is no official definition -- >> right. >> but we think they mean where environmental practices and workplace practices are very good and there is a continuous improvement in animal health, but with you don't know what that will do to prices and don't have a firm def

much they will get from the sale of nokia handset units to microsoft. is scheduled to report earnings tomorrow. itscited challenges at serving unit as one of the reasons the profit fell last quarter. isis the same unit lenovo said to be pursuing. talks are said to be resumed over the sale of the business. breaking news overnight. el-arian has now resigned as pimco's chief executive. david tweed has a little more from this story. we know he is going to stay as an advisor, but have we got to the root and reason about why he has resigned? there is going to be a lot of speculation over why he resigned. is he carrying the can because pimco had record redemptions last year, or is it a personality clash? we know what is happening at the hodges going to take over as ceo. joined by two deputies. returning to that idea that maybe he has left it is of the clash of personalities, that is something pimco seems to be trying to downplay, because they put out statements raising one another, and what i really like is a tweet followed up via bill gross. he says he is cha

today told the cup milk in china nokia the concoction of red tea and condemned milk. with winter coming. a cup of hot milk tea is often muddled and the buried nose of a chinese girl and a big winter jacket walking to work in the morning. in china there is no peace out almost every shopping mall in busy street customers walk into stores or drink of the counter behind the counters or tv salesman. he'll have to play games and ranked behind the counter. recently a story reported by kiwi delhi was quite the pro with the most popular social network in china. i know there is no milk and milk in the milky drink. as reported by julie daily paper cups or one cup of milky the weekend at thirty cents for the store the thing to pick up the cup and straw. for consumers is the new paper and much higher that about one to three dollars. authentic milky me that putting milk to boil tea sort of done little to drink until other flavors. will add other ingredients like putting kelly of capital to probe the drink. promotional t drink them in the china have really deviated from the norm. no

i want to highlight nokia, forecasting profit margins will shrink and also signaling they may be readysacrifice earnings in an attempt to revise sales. herbalife also down. the sec and ftc made kroger company. back in 30 minutes. ♪ >> this is "lunch money." you can also watch us streaming on your tablet, phone, and on bloomberg.com. today is moving pictures, where the video is the story. opposition leaders in ukraine are meeting with the country's president today, the antigovernment leaders want an election to vote for a new president. they also demand new protest laws be overturned and stop calling the country. ukraine. to astrators have agreed truce with the right believes in kiev this evening as they await the outcome of the meeting. ate than 70,000 workers south africa's three biggest platinum mines went on strike today. lockoutaders say the will continue until wages for the lowest paid entry-level workers are doubled. labor leaders and representatives of the south african government will meet tomorrow to end the strike. the pop singing duo are getting a divorce after 39 years of m

nokia is scheduled to report earnings tomorrow morning.urse course, we will bring those to you. itscited challenges at server unit as one of the reasons why profit fell in the last quarter. it is the same unit that lenovo is said to be pursuing. talks will resume over a possible sale of the server business. havemazon is said to approached u.s. media companies to acquire rights for an online tv service that would expand amazon prime instant video by offering live programming. sony and verizon are also planning web-based tv services. up next, you have heard of electric cars. scooters? electric we take a look at the latest renewable technology naming to reduce carbon emissions and get drivers thinking green. that is coming up next right here on "the pulse." ♪ >> welcome back, everyone. itself as anented environmentally friendly alternative to gas powered cars. is a san francisco startup hoping to do the same thing for motorcycles. emily chang got a progress report on their plan to review -- to reboot the commute. >> from the front, it looks l

today, where is nokia's smartphone in the u.s.? to change itsled destiny with the 10. owned by google. the three biggest names are gone and you have apple, samsung and other players. i think it is very difficult to recover. blackberry has a very strong following for business e-mail users. when you get into a broader function device, they don't hold up. >> can you look into the future and see who's going to win the device work? >> i would not bet against apple or samsung both being there. having said that, when i joined the motorola board and was chairman for four years, the razor had sold -- >> that takes me back. >> it was terrific and nobody would have predicted three g happened and motorola didn't have a product and apple would launch it. very few people know that when ed zander was ceo of motorola, he and steve jobs met frequently and agreed to launch a product which had an apple ipod in a motorola phone. i wasn't intold, the meeting, but after one of those meetings, steve jobs look at his people and said these guys are hard to deal with. why don't we just put a ph

nokia is having some problems, but microsoft is hitting on all cylinders here.microsoft hitting 40? >> yes, i do. i think you're going to continue to see-- they've got to turn nokia, but i think they will. the tablet was a surprise. liz you're waving your arms. >> no new ceo and i'm curious what you think, what john layfield thinks, who is going to be the ceo? >> haven't a clue. i was pitching for the fourth guy, but microsoft retreated a little bit, but i live in hopes. and a couple more big names, and you know them. will flat, smart phone sales from samsung and they just reported flat smart phone sales, is that good news for apple? more news on apple, we're hearing that the next iphones could have a bigger screen. back to you, john. do you like apple? >> i think that carl icahn tweeting was the best thing for apple stocks. 5%. look, he made $150 million with that tweet. he has 3.6 billion dollars, and apple is up about 5%. look, apple is a great company. one of the greatest companies of all time. they have not found a way to continue to innovate. ttey're just

they are making their own nokia phones, but that has not paid off.he areas of growth seem to be cloud computing, productivity software, the likes of database products, exchange to e-mail. and vestberg knows how to make tough decisions. he knows how to offset competition. remember, he's head of ericsson wireless. they have had plenty of competition coming from asia here they had to dismantle some unprofitable joint ventures. he knows how to make tough decisions. he is also going to win against inside competitors, too. >> thank you so much. we are back with the portfolio manager at janus europe fund. you were telling me that actually this environment can pick which industry group to like. you mentioned tablets. are you big on tech? is there concern that there is so much hype surrounding it? >> honestly, first of all, we do not take bets. if you try taking sector bets, you're bringing in influence of politics and the economy. in every single sector, we are looking for global competitors and ones that are winning the game. in tech, what is interesting as

>> nokia it is not a consumer site in itself. -- no, it is not a consumer site in itself.t is a means of providing news to advertisers or to other publishers that they would not have axis through themselves -- axis two through themselves. themselves. through thought because we will talk more about your portfolio. we are back in just two minutes with alan patricof. >> welcome back to money moves on bloomberg television and streaming all day long on your tablet come your phone, and bloomberg.com. it is a way of big ideas. tech visionary and philanthropist bill gates released his annual letter for the bill and melinda gates foundation. will be almost no poor nations left in the world by the year 2035. aidstes and the former -- and the former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, also a major stakeholder of bloomberg lp, spoke this morning on "in the loop with betty liu." >> i think it is dangerous people are focusing on the bad moves and not seeing the progress we have made. it means they do not look at the best practices, it makes them less generous. we are raising poor cou

they bought nokia. >> that is a very good question.ery interesting -- >> they are trying to merge software and hardware as well. >> but they are now creating surface, hardware, so it will be interesting whenever the new ceo comes, what the mindset is. are two elements for microsoft. one side is saying that you want to get both the consumer and the enterprise side to be able to succeed, and the other side is saying just the enterprise. steve ballmer obviously said he wants both sides and it will be interesting if the new seat -- when the new ceo comes, what direction. >> what the new ceo will want and not the ball mark. you so much. who knew there would be so much fighting before the super bowl? yogurt wars and cola battles, behind-the-scenes on how companies are duking it out. hard to believe facebook turns 10 years old next week. and it is still going through some growing pains. we will hear from the company's executives about its plans to stay relevant. eight "in the loop." ♪ i need better vision, but i think that is metlife stadium

nokia is looking to replace their former c.e.o. michael elop. nintendo revised their forecast.ll have more. keep it right here on "on the move." ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am francine lacqua at bloomberg european headquarters in london. we are 30 minutes into the trading day. let's see how things are shaping up. this is the picture for the indices. we are a little bit on the higher side. still hiding for the second week of gains. investors are weighing reports from america. this is the picture for the euro dollar. currency is one we are always watching out for, especially data coming from the states. currently 1.3604. president barack obama will speak today about the national security agency's surveillance rogue ram. it is a long-awaited response to the uproar set off by edward snowden. mass cranny has more. tell us about the latest revelations and what is the scope of its data collection? will makes like obama an announcement on what the panel has advised. he will take it up to congress. have a look at this, the guardian. today, they released the data, the kind of

ericsson ceo, steven e lop of nokia, but having spoken to him, he is so impressive and engaging.h a gentleman. myself at refreshing some of the dance moves of steve ballmer. he is shouting and sweating profusely. that is not what satya nadella is going to do. it will be a big change. of course, bill gates could step down as chairman as well. >> or he may dance on stage. we will see. knows? >> thank you so much. stay with bloomberg tv. guy johnson and i are back with "the pulse," coming up next. ♪ >> pub politics. prime minister camera and president hollande seek closer ties, including a deal on romans. then they will discuss britain's place in the eu. >> microsoft find its head in the clouds. the tech giant prepares to make satya nadella ceo and bill gates could be out as chairman. broadbandgs in more customers with his free scores channel. good morning, everybody. you are watching "the pulse."

of devices that your viewers used it during the holiday season, a number of samsung the vices and nokiaevices, and the google nexus 7. those all use a snapdragon processor, and we are very pleased to be a part of that. >> when you talk about having legs, do you look at markets in china, and you see the explosion of homegrown devices at a lower price point. littlet you getting a bit, sort of the next leg of the smartphone business? >> in the developing world, they are getting smart phones for the first time, and they are getting access to lte for the first time, and we talked about this for our investors, but what you're also seeing in the developing or developed world, still a lot of features left delivered to the smartphone, and you see the smartphone demand continues to be robust, and part of the reason is when you get more and more things like thatbles, the smartphone you had may not be the smart phone that you need. that is a good trend. when technology continues to move, that is good. >> what about the timetable for all of these things you're looking at right now. return on investm