ibm, juniper, among them that have, hewlett-packard, hp, inc. that have decent european exposure that could have some impact from this. how big of an impact do you expect to see? >> getting into this event a lot of enterprise deals were putting on a pause in the june 23rd event. this should to be done and be fine at the end of june. brexit throws a wrench in that. our take is ibm, hp could have more headaches, especially with big europe exposure could miss numbers because of this issue. how big of an impact, you add some business impact in europe, uk is 20%, i.t., for example. we think 100, 150 basis points for a head wind. >> richard kirby joins us now as well. a lot of people were surprised by this vote. what do you see as the impact on the innovation eco system out of europe? arguably this is good news for barcelona, for berlin, but is it really that bad for london, for ireland? >> i think what happened in uk especially with immigration, you know historically the eu has been a great free flow of talent across germany and france. it will take

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ibm is actually down nearly 7% ever since brexit. today, it is down by 2.9%. we also had the biggest point osers. network solutions te conductivity down by 9.5%, just about. we still have a ways to go. mily: thank you. turning to the world of private tech companies, perhaps the silver lining on the cloud of uncertainty over the global arket. the global venture capital community may emerge from the brexit storm relatively unscathed. in 2016, the u.k. attracted just 3.5% of venture capital, with europe in its wake. to help rate down the dynamics, our bloomberg news reporter. it is almost shocking, how small a slice of global capital that europe gets. how will brexit impact that? >> it will make it harder. startups are hard. when people are focused, you look at founders and ceos, vc's, they are focused on building companies. brexit is not the first thing on anybody's mind right now. europe has been a tougher place to grow for the last several decades. i don't think brexit will help any. emily: i wonder if other regions like china and the nited states will benefit

ibm -- how do they respond to this? it used to be microsoft, ibm, microsoft, ibm. ibm almost seems left out of the discourse. i knowhe little that about them is that they have shifted more towards their services business. what it comes down to for these mega companies, they need to find big areas of growth in the future. companies that just kind of focus on their existing lower growth are not going to go very far. that is why you see coming like facebook go after the whole augmented reality and google go after self-driving cars. they do not see these big pockets that they are going after. my recommendation to ibm would be to do what these other smart companies are doing. tom: gene munster, thank you so much, with piper jaffray. he will join michael mckee and i on radio. tomorrow, scarlet fu. she is motivated. i think it is a live meeting meeting or just because scarlet fu will be in attendance. our special coverage of the fed. the fed decides, 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. ♪ tom: you need to know the tape is better than it was two hours ago. francine lacqua and london. i a

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the ibm people say it is man plus machine. mind is interesting because the founders came out of neuroscience. they imagined you could build a computer system that uses the same way we do learning. i won't do a good job of this. how much cognitive time did you spend figuring out the floor was where you went -- where your feet went. and you had a knife and a fork and everyone was dressed properly. there is evidence that the way our brains work is study is seen and we subset the things that are really important. this is called reinforcement learning in the vernacular. they are going to be a core part of this. interesting to hear in business and the economics of the global economy. facebook.zon, google, google has made a fortune on search. microsoft made a fortune on software. amazon made a fortune on a whole range of different things. companies, are they in pursuit of a holy grail. eric: the tech companies as a group are highly competitive and seeking -- i want to say it right. think of each of these as a platform company driven

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they had worked at ibm together back in the 1970's. was going back to cuba -- and he still had a is going back-and-forth and seeing firsthand, their entire farming system is crumbling. he is a smart guy who is doing the research and said that 80% of the food is being brought in. theillion is being spent government every year to feed their citizens, which is a daunting thing to run into as a businessman. as an entrepreneur the one thing you think about is the solution and their idea was to build the one thing that cuba really needs , and that is a low-tech tractor. david: what does it look like? it after a deity in the santeria religion, the god of metalwork. to it this symbolic value and looking out for the future. they put that moniker on this machine, which is basically like a bare-bones pre-world war ii single row tractor. david: you invoke the go kart. is wide front of it open so you can dig your head in and poke around with. not something necessarily where you need to bring it into a garage and is and to let. it is very accessible

i was with the ceo of ibm and she is wild about watson. really good stuff. toby crosgrove. thank you so much. does a normal guy come to guy, why suck -- zuckerberg is just line everybody else. hosted by our very own anthony scaramucci and gary, catch it right here at the fox business network. you're watching mornings with maria, we will be right back nightclub . ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, futures indicating a higher opening for the broader averages today. take a look at the movers today. tesla, the company teams up can in nordstrom, will show tesla's new model vehicle. you can't purchase the car at that location. we are watching media mogul appearing publicly as the offices of paramount pictures and cbs, first time we see him in more than a year. more violence in venezuela to report as people are taking to the street to protest food shortages. cheryl casone with that story and the other headlines right now. cheryl, good morning. cheryl: good morning, maria, reports say that a man was shot dead bringing the number of fatalities from this month's wave to at least four, poli

that's what the ibm cloud is built for. >>> welcome back to "fast money." restoration hardware shares tanking after hours. courty regan has the story. >> melissa, shares falling sharply after hours. issuing guidance that was way below consensus. gary freedman noting head winds in the market. a general slowdown in the luxury consumer market. in order to curtail the promotional cycle and pull back on the discount that has been occurring, restoration hardware began a membership program for $100 a year. it was a built-in 25% discount. as well as other services. but the company now says the shoppers are taking longer to close those transactions under the new model because there's no urgency to do so from the sales pressure if you get the 25% off all the time. another big unresolved issue is the production delays for its new modern product line. the ceo still thinks it can be a billion-dollar-plus brand eventually, assuming the models are actually ready to shift at some point. >> courtney, remind us, this is a retailer that said because of market conditions and t

they had worked at ibm together back in the 1970's. saul was going back to cuba pretty regularly because he still holds citizenship there. any other american couldn't do that the time. he is going back-and-forth and seeing firsthand, their entire farming system is crumbling. and he is a smart guy who is doing the research and said that 80% of the food is being brought in. $2 billion is being spent from the government every year to feed their citizens, which is a daunting thing to run into as a businessman. as an entrepreneur the number one thing you think about is the solution and their idea was to build the one thing that cuba really needs, and that is a low-tech tractor. david: what does it look like? what do they have in mind here? ian: they named it after a deity in the santeria religion, the god of metalwork. it has this symbolic value to it in regards to protection and looking out for the future. they put that moniker on this machine, which is basically like a bare-bones pre-world war ii single row tractor. david: you invoke the

ibm, "economist magazine" carney. in each of the magazines, each of the studies of 100 global cities, chicago was ranked in the top ten cities, either ninth, eighth, or seventh as most economically competitive. as a mayor i agree with the one that said we were the seventh most competitive in the world. [ applause ] a fellow chicagoan competitive middle child right there. [ laughter [ laughter ] it fell in line with something we did in my first year of my first term. i had asked brookings institute and mckinzie to do a study to look at chicago, what are our strengths, challenges, opportunities and to lay out a business plan for the next ten years. all three of the former studies in the brookings institute and mckinzie study came back with the same conclusion about the city of chicago and we have an economic plan that focuses on talent, transportation and technology and by investing in those three things and continuing to invest in those three things and continuing to keep chicago at the competitive edge that it has as

today it's their mobile app running on the ibm cloud. across every transaction, the hybrid cloud helps their data move quickly and securely. our clients are building out features and pushing updates faster, on five continents. with the ibm cloud, they can move at the speed of any start-up. >>> welcome back. our panel is here. katy tur of nbc news who covers the trump campaign with us. as well as bloomberg politics. welcome to all of you. mark halperin, i'll start with you, how real is the dump trump movement inside the republican party? >> it's less likely to happen than to happen. but it's real, because you've got now an attitude within the republican party, at the highest levels that this would be better for the party, one top strategist said that there's a meteorite headed towards planet earth, they'll do what they have to do. the key for them is to not let this be something seen as led by mitch mcconnell and maul ryan. their hope is that that catches on and they're willing to -- >> it looks organic and that it's grass roots and that

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we've gained share every quarter for the last two years against ibm, emc and our all-flash business is as big as pure and probably growing a bit faster. so we are leaning in. we've gotten very competitive over the last four years and we anticipate that that will continue. we've got the right products, the sales force is fired up, our partners and distributors are fired up. that's what it takes. >> i think you've done a phenomenal job doing this. i don't think people realize how difficult it is yet you industrial a stock that i think is way too cheap. i want to thank megawhitman, president and ceo of hewlett-packard enterprise for coming on the show. great to see you, meg. >> great to see you, thank you. >> this one isn't over. she's created a lot of value. there's more value creation ahead. stick with hewlett-packard enterprises, stick with cramer. >>> coming up, it's the company powering sites online with more than 86 million registered users. >> building amazing things on wix is what drives us to get excited. >> but today a new tool takes the stage. how will the introduction of artif

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authorities have charged a former ibm employee with stealing tax secrets for the chinese government. the department of justice says he was a developer at a u.s. tax firm which took source codes. 28 american companies have signed a pledge to address gender inequality in the workplace. pepsi, amazon, and delete. -- promised to belle: finally, something proving that even the best laid pr plans sometimes do not go right. zuckerberg held a live question-and-answer session with users on tuesday. it was largely to present -- during the ascension -- during the session, he had some more offbeat questions to answer. >> are the allegations true that you are secretly a lizard? >> i am going to have to go with no on that. i am not a lizard, but keep the --h-quality, it's coming in but keep the high-quality comments coming in, please. stephen: there you have it, mark zuckerberg is not a lizard. belle: i wonder what they meant by lizard. i have a sneaking suspicion lizard is not what they mean. i think it is a code for something. stephen: i will check it out. belle: stephen carroll, thank you very

and a technology company, and 20 years ago i would have bet on ibm as a tech company. it on shows you how dangerous at these levels to hold this stock, because kit can be disruptive. >> and paul meeks, you? >> and first of all, i would not focus on the market cap, because it is trading at a decent valuation, because it is going so fast and it is not procter & gamble and not ibm or exxon, but something better. z zuckerberg and co are cognizant of the threats and if you look at the article that you posted recently of the vice president of europe on facebook, they know that the world is all video, and they are planning on it, and they will lead the charge. >> we are going to make it the end of that, and guys, thank you, paul meeks and andrew left of citron, and we hope the continue the discussion soon. >>> and now, we will talk about the trade of whole foods. and volatile day for crude oil trying to rally from the three-week low. and we will go to the pits. and also, taking a look at the ret retailers today, and you realize that the xrt is on pace for the best day since a

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. >> i had big wins this year on buying some of these blue chip names like caterpillar -- not ibm hasn't really worked out, but somebody like united rental. there have been some extremely oversold, boring names out there that, in my mind, have been absolutely phenomenal to own this year. gary: deirdre, back to technology for a second. if i'm an individual investor, i watch the program, i listen to morris mark, and he says that's where the growth is. how do i protect myself if i want to participate, but i'm worried about a bubble? >> well, maybe we can split the difference here. i mean, there are some public tech companies that are fighting for your living room, right? microsoft -- actually, microsoft just announcing a v.c. unit. but you have microsoft, you also have apple fighting for your living room, and then on the flipside you have amazon that's creating whether it's these ambience sort of personal assistants, i think you just decide what you think is going to be around. amazon, i feel like looks good, feels good, doing a lot with content -- maria: what about valuation on amazonsome.

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