interesting, splits like nokia, like motorola, i often like to say go with the boring part, because nokiaolutions has done very well and nokia the core business that microsoft didn't buy still has the here maps used now by amazon, by microsoft and samsung. >> die tyby tyson or tyson? >> tyson. >> good to know. >>> which in with rick santelli at "the santelli exchange." >> hi, carl. a a time more fundamentals than ever before, more layers of numberance and economic data and revisions and changing the way data is calculated, more countries with economic hoar power entering into that fundamental data fray, how is one to keep up? i know there are many out there every time you talk technical analysis they say voodoo. there are many reasons to think. let's rephrase this. i said hft. hup to be careful on certain aspects of different types of trades within that category, because their track records have been so correct for so long defies true trade, yet i can point to technicians that i've known for decades who have maybe a 65% ratio. not like a 95%. but that's truly incredible. they don't pay at

we have seen mobile, nokia rise to the top and fall. question beyond the leadership transition is, how does the government transition work? samsung is about to go public. it is the holding company for the samsung group. that will lead to governance changes. we will probably see in the future other parts of samsung go public as well. and how does it work in the future? those are things to look at too. >> sam grobart of "bloomberg businessweek," and the director of congressional affairs and trade for the korea economic institute. from jay-z to ellen degeneres to big papi, samsung has spent a lot of cash to be associated with some big-name personalities. but have these efforts paid off? samsung's mega marketing efforts, when we return. watch as streaming on your tablet, phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. samsung has spent heavily on marketing. oscar fans will recall samsung's marketing win at the academy awards, with ellen's selfie. we are joined by jon erlichman from l.a. still with us, our e

nokia employees going to take the brunt of this raid and they're going to try to turn around the ship i don't think they can do it i think basically microsoft is going to live off their past laurels going to try to do more oppositions but it's going to be a tough road they're going to like the idea of of this particular period speaking of which thank you for bringing that up i.b.m. and apple big deal coming out there now can we talk about that you know who will this deal really change anything for either company in your opinion i think it's you know it's not really that big a deal from my perspective i think you know this was about the bring your own device type of thing that people bring their own devices to companies and that's really a big problem but once you get ahead of that problem by saying look we have a solution to deal with the corporate environment but you know people are going to consumers who are actually working call prison. i phones anyway it's not really going to add up much juice to the i phone so i think that the market saturated any was so i don't think it's that b

her member nokia -- remember nokia? everyone is wondering about that.amsung has been very nimble in the chinese market. uplove to see public shoring of the mid and business. let's see what happens on the high-end. they are quite vulnerable. >> all, how much do samsung has story -- have to worry? >> a lot. they have very little bright halo in terms of being able to support brand price. apple has that going for it around the world. the same kind of aspirational luxury product. they will face price pressures and branding pressures. that will happen more and more as subsidies come out of the business. thank you both. speaking of samsung and apple, can synthetic sapphire be the answer to cracked smartphone screens? we will be back with apple's latest material moves, next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west," i'm emily chang. apple wants the strongest most glass- most scratch proof for the new iphone. they are looking at sapphires. apple invested $7 million to produce synthetic sapphire screens. we may see this glass used for the large s

they cloned nokia. people talk about similarities with apple products. every product, every spectrum, every technology, every operator, every country and over $10 billion a year to support that. the question was always, at what point does the commoditization involved in running a business and the come opponents of a commodity, basically logistics and manufacturing company -- when does that catch up with you? samsung has spent two or three years at the top of the market. they have not managed to create any sustainable value on that. they have not created any reason why your next phone should be a samsung. it is not quite clear how they would do that anymore than it was clear how dell or hp could do that. >> xaomi came out of nowhere in china. apple is finally coming out with a new iphone. cory, what do you think about samsung's strategy? does it need a dramatic shakeup, in the sense that they have been making devices for everyone, but should that change? >> you saw samsung doing a lot of things to try to differentiate their devices, talking about everythi

live above nokia plaza, home of the emmys just one week away. in fact, you can hear them down there working on what is going to be the emmy red carpet. >> it might be a little noisy from time to time. the excitement is building, though. and tonight we're looking at another hte the als ice bucket challenge. >> for such a great cause. this really warms my heart as my mama passed away from als.

he's at the nokia theatre in l.a. and wish you an early good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning to you, lara. the nokia welcomed lots of fresh faces but last night the best way to win an emmy was to have already won an emmy. and the best way to have a great time was to be bryan cranston. >> live from los angeles -- >> reporter: at the 66th annual emmy awards there was a lot of love in the aisle. "veep"'s julia louis-dreyfus getting a congratulatory lip lock from a former co-star on the way to accepting her third straight statue. >> yeah, he was on "seinfeld." yeah. >> all right, all right, all right. >> at first best actor nominee matthew mcconaughey of "true detective" was the man on everyone's mind. with a chance to add an historic oscar/emmy twofer. >> all right, all right all right already. >> the academy said the meth man win. >> goes to bryan cranston. >> i'd like to dedicate this award to all the sneaky petes of the world. >> reporter: his win, his first since 2010 highlighting a huge night for "breaking

are in the market for a ones, i like this best but if you want one with a better camera i suggest a nokia. >> ingraham has a new capturing of action like a plane taking off or a dog running and plays it back 12 times the original speed. it is free for ios devices >>> california is battling four oh states to land the tesla factory and thousands of jobs it will bring. a new warning of how much the state should give away. >> a c.h.p. officer jumped into action to save a boy's life and critical training he put into use. >>> looking live right now from the embarcadero checking out the bay bridge and on the right you have the bay bridge, the eastern have the bay bridge, the eastern span and 280 at the junction. >>> welcome back. budget watch watchdogs are telling california to avoid giving away huge budget breaks to tesla saying the factory is a big ship to land but a high price. the electric carmaker want as minimum of half a billion in taxpayer subsidies with the plant promising to bring 6,500 manufacturing jobs and the california lawmakers are working on an incentive package. >>> napa firefi

of the concerns the street had about china, and apple left other companies in the dust, including nokia. turns out that ballmer had a true call. >> it was the clippers. >> absolutely. >> here's going to make mark cuban look like he's bored. >> he wants to be a in shark tank. >> he would have survived. only live twice, dropping in. >> yes. you're absolutely right. he's dr. yes, to, when it comes -- brook ballmer is better, classma classmate, friend of mine, is he like that? no, this was a much more subdued ballmer than i remember in college. >>> yes yo political concerns continue at the forefront, but today seems to be relatively acquiesce on the front, but it could change in moment whether it's ukraine, cease fire in gaza extending, iraq, taken back from isis, so what? we just have to live with that. >> merkel's going to kiev. remember in the months from march until september in 1938, british and the french were in the possibility of stopping hitler or delayed him, chose not to speak with the ceo of the czech and dealt with hitler. merkel is into 1938. this is her period. she's going to

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company acquisition of nokia as an excuse to delay royalty payments. the morning session lower for sharp. this is partly due to rising sales for smart phones and tablets, and the current forecast. opportunities to grow its business, following a better-than-expected forecast. the managing director says new products are expected to do well in the region. >> we tend to be pretty patient about this. we continue to grow across the and we have a 11 million and members. we see growth. that is the company news. i am muslim dimon. is monday.p next, it air miles, collecting like they are going out of fashion. we will take a look at the reasons for his punishing schedule. ♪ ♪ saysjapanese advisors negative interest rates should have happened, and he said this. >> the boj quantitative easing policy is a huge mistake. what japan needs is negative interest rates. they should have done it 20 years ago, but it is too late, because it is a totally opposite policy as boj has taken. of negativetion interest rates, i think, is a very wise and significant move. tour of lat

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highest grossing comedians the past five years sold out madison square garden radio city music hall las nokia theatre the sydney opera house and london's o two arena many of them several times videos of a crude more than one hundred twenty million views on you tube and he sold more than four hundred fifty thousand d.v.d.'s on the a comedy specials i've seen you work he's in safely funny why doesn't everyone american knows. if it might be might be better that they don't you know i don't know that i'm for everybody i mean i'm very lucky and think you know i think because i am from the generation probably the last generation that we you know i grew up in the seventy's and eighty's and we grew up with with the last true freedom of speech group. i grew up watching on the family and the jeffersons and stuff like that me if you think about it those shows will be made today because correct there's too many literally in her eyes to end and you know somehow the truth has become politically incorrect is the american market toughest i would say it's tough because i i mean. still so you know fifteen sixte

we knewwe bought nokia, there were redundancies and things that needed to be done about but he dove inided what that looked like and used that opportunity to make some other changes he felt would streamline and make microsoft better. job,s why we put him in a to run the company. the ceo runs the company. if the board does not like the job the ceo is doing, the board can change the ceo. -- just like the ceo deserves board support, i'm here to support him. >> he did say he has every intention of keeping him on -- they have dealt with all of this controversy. >> he's doing great things down there in l.a.. i've covered steve homer for a long time. he's one of the rare ceos who has a great physical presence like some athletes. did he seem to be cognizant of the monkey boy image he has? looking at this -- there are all of these great moments from steve ballmer. he's going to be quite a cheerleader. i asked him where he is going to sit because that part of this whole thing. i asked if he's going to be courtside and he said i'm going to be there, i'm going to cheer. so we've got a lot of inter

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ask people who road down nokia or radio shack. be a long term investor isn't a license to be a lazy investor. that just doesn't work. investing for the long term does not mean owning stocks forever. if there is one good thing the crash did is the notion that you can buy and hold stocks. go ahead. . magically they somehow make you money. i'll be back to 50 in no time. from the stories i read and some i hear the lessons are being forgotten. i can't have that happen. i have been one of the loudest opponents. many of the people who found this philosophy have tried to change their tune or have been so discredited. that doesn't mean you should write off the idea of long-term investing. it doesn't mean stocks can't make you money. that is what many of you think if you have confused long-term investing with buy and hold. the truth is that stocks are still the best way to make money for your time and pay your kids for putting kids through college or to build savings so you can afford items like a house or a car especially stocks with consi

i was happy to get a innce to work for nokia india. that was a big thing for me. it was big in india at the time. i was pumped up for the first day of foreign. hundreds of ideas buzzing. we can do this. we can change this. just poured it out to my boss, who listened patiently. understand the mobile phone business is not about mobile phones. he explained to me how it works. i didn't quite get it. i was a young kid that had optimism about technology. slowly i started understand. it hit home to me once. i was in a shopping mall negotiating a contract with a distributor. i went out of the office and i was walking through the mall. it was a nice, big mall. i could see different brands, people walking past getting into the shops. it was wonderful. suddenly, everything moved in slow motion. i could see how it worked. i could see that it was not about technology. it was not about the phones in the washing machine. kidsld see parents and running around. they could see what was happening. i could see their lives -- and see their eyes light up. they are buying a new life. th

remember the name nokia. and this was i think everybody is wondering about. i have to believe samsung has shown has been nimble in the chinese market and can adapt quickly. we would love to see some public shoring up of the mid-end business. let's see what happens on the high end. they're i think quite vulnerable. >> paul, how much does samsung have to worry? >> a lot. i think they have really very little brand halo in terms of being able to support a higher price. that's one of the things apple has working for it around the world but in china in particular, it seems a luxury product where samsung is not. they will always face price pressures and branding pressures. we will see that more and more as subsidies come out of the business. >> all right, paul kedrosky, contributing editor and crid yu, thank you both. speaking of samsung and apple, could synthetic sapphire even the answer to smart phone screens cracking? we will be next with material moves on "bloomberg west." >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. apple wants the strongest, most scra

we are here on the red carpet outside the nokia theater here in downtown los angeles. the carpet has not officially started so we have people in the media milling but we are definitely waiting for the stars. no doubt we are not going to see some of the outrageous stuff we saw last night at the vmas but everyone is sure to look beautiful. tonight emmy's will honor tv's honest. we will see a tribute to a man who made his debut on the small screen more than 25 years ago. >> no way! >> reporter: the medium that made robin williams a star will honor his remarkable career at tonight's emmy awards. >> he was the fireworks. >> reporter: williams long time friend and fellow comedian billy crystal will present the tribute to the late actor. tonight is about showcasing tv's finest. >> "breaking bad." >> the final season of that series is favored by many to win back-to-back wins at best drama. hbo's fantasy epic "game of thrones" and "house of cards." >> i think it would be a giant upset if "breaking bad" doesn't win best drama. >> reporter: best comedy to modern family. another w

the nokia transaction was interesting. the fact that the operating system will be on, they're easing tear way into the pain stream. this is all about the annuity streams, a kane you buy it when it's cheap. i don't think you can buy it at 43 and say it's cheap. >> i think july 21st when they reported. question 45, a lot of people said here's the move to 50. we said, there is a lot of work to get to $50 bucks. fade in at 45. take profits. we have been talking about the name. rick sherman was a doctor 45 guy. i still think it trade down to $40 bucks. we'll re-visit it then. >> next up, deutsche bank upgrading u.s. steel, raising the price target on sales to $40 to $28, guy. >> key bank did the statement thing, basically the same upgrade from to buy from hold. we talked about it. steel stocks, you got to buy them, upgrade them when the fuse flow is at its worse, which it was a couple months ago, u.s. steel meandering around 24 bucks. now it's gotten a little ahead of itself. can you own it here, still? few want to own the game

seven out of every 10 phones was a no caps on -- nokia phone. i came up with hundreds of ideas. boss whoit out to my listened patiently and he thought ok. they said myshkin, understand that the mobile phone business is not about mobile phones. he explained to me how it works. i did not quite get it as a young kid full of optimism and technology. slowly, i aim to understand but it went home to me once. i was in a shopping mall in south delhi negotiating a contract with a distributor. well and i went out of his office and i was walking through the mall. it was a nice big mall, very posh. rounds --e different brands and i could see people getting into the shops. it was wonderful. suddenly, i started getting it. everything was in slow motion. it was like a scene from "the matrix." i could see how it works. it was not about technology. it was not about the phones on the washing machines. it was not about any of that at all. i could see parents and their kids running around and parents were shopping and consumer was happening. i could see their eyes light up and i realized that they w

. >> the man who paid how much for nokia? >> oh, that's right. he is an overpayer from right back. >> and no chris paul came with nokia. ? good point. what about when he buys a football team? when is he going to buy the billing already? >> i think bon jovi's in line. >> that's an interesting battle. two forces. ? when they get back to amazon, they have a strong belief amongst key shareholders back to the 1997 letter, go after the future cash flows and not reported earnings, sorry, and it's been a long time. >> could say, listen, we're taking down the price ever everything njding our own stock, and they would stick buy it. cutting price of the stock to be cheaper. everything is on sale. if you act now, amazon prime, buy the stock lower. >>> when we come back, cramer's mad dash, counting down to the opening bell, a look at the premarket. more "squawk on the street" from the nyse in just a minute. but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to y

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gear s running tyson and using nokia maps not google maps, an other android wear devices you mentioned coming from lg and motorola. isn't this going to confuse the heck out of people? >> it a numbing mess right now. and you have round watching, ones that act as cell phones, like samsung's. ones that don't. it some use google software. some don't. some have different types of fits in apps. could be ios or android. a lot of people don't really have an interest in necessarily buying one right now. a lot of this is about trying to create something stylish and create something useful. the real challenge. what is it you've going to make that is not going to duplicate what's on your watch and not going to be absurd, a short battery life? everybody is struggling with that. do we even need this? i think what's going to win is something that creates something that is understandable, is essential, and that does a couple of things better than your phone does. >> scott, the integration of this reported new apple iwatch with help kit would seem to be the crux of what apple is trying to do. making it

. >> nokia handsets no more, they announced good numbers this week. a catalyst for the stock. long on the stock again. >> dan. >> twitter is interesting, it's not ready for a potential acheout by no means. they demonstrate to continue to improve on those metrics, the stocks move back. >> you want to watch kate spade, if it opens down tomorrow, then it's a chance to buy some of it. if it opens up, let it go. >> bk. >> i think you have to watch this space. 91-and-a-half up to 93-and-a-half that was a support. it's now resistance. i sold some more today. that's my final translated. >> thanks, guys, i'm sarah eisen. catch fast money again 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money. i'm here to level the plays field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you money. call me 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. >

it goes from the frustration in getting a nokia solution. that doesn't help any of us soap binding alternative solutions like what you're proposing a settlement process that they could go through that process and that they don't like it would which is sounds like to me they don't like the settlement they are still able to be resolved x.? go. >> there's nothing mandatory that the settlement process. at any point they can exit the process. >> they just want an answer. >> they are entitled to an answer i realize that. >> is to. >> that's a keeping so if you are working on that process thank you process thank you in a fairway so are ways that we can help in the process because as mrs. speier mentioned being -- bringing on more entries not going to solve this. there's no way can give 400 more alj's so there has to be another solution to this to determine how we get answers. part of this is we understand he is on cms and you should not have the number getting to you that is giving to you. so i'm looking at these percentages and i know we have kick

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the nokia 130 was designed with a handset for first-time mobile phone buyers.it will sell for $25 and is expected to become available in china, egypt, india and the philippines before october. microsoft says it is committed to delivering devices at every price point possible. >>> and burger king is giving in to pressure on social media. it's bringing back its chicken fries. two years after it took them off the menu. chicken fries are fry-shaped pieces of chicken put in containers designed to look like oversized french fry cartons. burger king says fans devoted facebook pages to chicken fries and started a petition on change.org to bring them back, and it worked. >> see? >>> time now 5:50. some big news involving medical care in the greater bay area. what ktvu news has learned about the fate of four local hospitals. >>> but, first, a warning about a new scam on facebook, the damaging video going around that's already duped tens of thousands of users. see they're called winglets. at the end of the wings? winglets may not look like a big deal, but those little do-

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. >> when we bought nokia, we knew there were redundancies.used that opportunity to make changes that we felt would streamline and make microsoft better. obviously the board is supportive. that's why we put him in the board. my actions as c.e.o. speak for themselves. i did what i did. i loved everything we were doing. he gets to develop his own vision and articulate it in his own time. as a board, we can challenge him and ask questions but he has our support and when he wants to speak on that, he can. i do think there are some fund mental things the company has got to do for its future. he puts that under the umbrella of mobile first cloud first and to really do that will require new skills and cloud sales, cloud technology, hardware sales, hardware technology, new places to go and satya will describe how ept he wants to get there. >> where are you going to sit during the games? the courtside? >> there is no question. i don't know what seats are available. we have great fans here at the clippers. they have bought a lot of those tickets. it was

first, not just selling phones for the sake of selling phones, like you had it -- like you had at nokia knows had to do well, which is change the way you do business. >> a few months ago i along with millions of other teenagers decided not to buy final at aeropostale and instead bought the new videogame titan fall, which was supposed to showcase microsoft's cloud technology as the first gain the integrated cloud functionality. 45, 6, seven hours that night i was not able to play because nadella's cloud crashed down and was working. businesses have that possibly more serious problems when that cloud comes down. why does this company have problems with what is supposed to be its number one strength now? >> just overnight, as you alluded to, the cloud platform had a several hour-long outage. there are companies who depend on this. much as it is a bummer for you not to be able to play your video games, it is a bigger deal for these mission-critical -- >> god for bid, i hospital. >> that is something microsoft has to work out. it is a whole new way of getting software delivered to you and de

when we bought nokia we knew there were redundancies and things that would need to be done.decided what that looked like. toy use that opportunity make some other changes that he thought would streamline and make microsoft better. supportive.s that is why we put them in the job, to run the company. i lovedat i did and everything we were doing. owneeds to develop his vision. he gets to articulated in his own time. we can challenge him and asked questions. he has got our support. when he was to speak on that, he can. there are some fundamental things that the company has to do for its future. he puts that under the umbrella of mobile first, clout first. that is going to require new technology and hardware technology. there are new places to go and he will describe how he wants to get there. >> where are you going to sit during the games are you going to be courtside? >> there is no question. i don't know what seats are available. we have great fans with the clippers. they have bought a lot of tickets. that was the number one thing we were joking around about with the coaches a

nokia is out with numbers, the biggest market is russia.reparing -- would you be preparing that the biggest chunk of sales is about to disappear? that is what the norwegian salmon farmers are watching. >> that is something companies should take into account. talking about the unintended consequences of these sanctions. eu andctions that the the u.s. put into place do not touch any of that. they were very well orchestrated and constructed not to touch the real economy in a very significant way. even the hit on the financial sector in russia was structured in a way that left huge loopholes for the russian sanction banks to operate within. on a very practical basis i would not be worried in the immediate or midterm future of these companies to invest in russia. from a practical standpoint, the risk aversion would dominate. we are already seeing unintended consequences coming into force. >> for a political point of view, how do we assess the risk here? risks.s running some big you look at the fact that food price inflation is already a story in

samsung has argued the nokia deal breached its prior agreement with microsoft.rren buffett, frequent guest and viewer of this program berkshire hathaway among the stocks that we're watching this morning because mr. buffett's firm beat estimates with the latest revenue and profits earnings up 41% from a year earlier on gains in both the company's businesses and its investment performance. >>> a water ban in northwest entering its third day leaving half a million people in the toledo area without a basic need. unsafe toxins seeped into the water supply. the national guard is giving out bottled water. meantime, fears of ebola spreading after the worst outbreak in history has killed more than 700 people since february. infected doctor arriving at an atlanta hop this weekend, putting pressure on u.s. regulators, to speed treatments for ebola. the fda stands ready to work with companies to develop anti-ebola drugs. >>> among the stories wall street is buzzing about, president obama telling the nation's ceos to quit complaining in an interview with the economist magazi

i was happy to get a innce to work for nokia india. that was a big thing for me. it was big in india at the time. i was pumped up for the first day of foreign. hundreds of ideas buzzing. we can do this. we can change this. just poured it out to my boss, who listened patiently. understand the mobile phone business is not about mobile phones. he explained to me how it works. i didn't quite get it. i was a young kid that had optimism about technology. slowly i started understand. it hit home to me once. i was in a shopping mall negotiating a contract with a distributor. i went out of the office and i was walking through the mall. it was a nice, big mall. i could see different brands, people walking past getting into the shops. it was wonderful. suddenly, everything moved in slow motion. i could see how it worked. i could see that it was not about technology. it was not about the phones in the washing machine. kidsld see parents and running around. they could see what was happening. i could see their lives -- and see their eyes light up. they are buying a new life. th

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