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today the context around ibm stock is shifting in realtime as the market tumbles ibm is even with where it traded a year ago, plus it's got about a 5% dividend yield, today that's a lot better than most. krishna shared data about ai's growing adoption in the enterprise he also fleshed out how he says the company's consulting in hybrid cloud efforts, leading to growth. >> investing in consulting, so that we have a bench as we are entering this year we see the demand. now, by the way, if all of this remains in place, all of this will pay for itself, because as the demand comes through, then all of these people are boing to get fully deployed and it will show up in our top line, and bottom line. and by the way, in the market where these skills are in high demand, that's not my worry of having them. the worry would be if we didn't have them. >> okay, is there a way to scale people, and protect margins? is the combination of software, plus people, the way -- what's your strategy there? >> three things, one, i think that the cost of people in the end, about 6 to 12 # months works its way thro

ibm. let's create >>> let's check out the faang stocks they are dropping the most 52-week high bertha talked about facebook/meta. that stock down 52% from the all-time high. apple is a key component in so many different etfs. it runs the market in many ways. when it it is down it is hard for the overall market to go higher. you see a huge drop there from the 59 it 52-week highs. we are seeing all names down across the board the highs we showed you, they were only back in november six months ago quite the turn in a short amount of time. time now for the big money movers three other key stock headlines. cisco systems, one of the most valuable companies in the world, is down. cisco now expects fourth quarter revenue to drop. on the conference call, chuck robbins said supply issues were e exacerbated by the china shutdown and inventory issues. he said we did not have a plan for the country to shutdown. robbins will be on "squawk on the street" today. >>> and under armour ceo patrick frisk is s

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ibm. let's create romaine: president joe biden meeting with the fed chair, jay powell and janet yellen. president biden: it starts with a simple proposition. respect the fed. respect the fed's independence, which i have done and will continue to do. my job is not to nominate -- not only to nominate highly qualified individuals, but to give them the space that they need to do their job. i will not interfere with their critically important work or responsibilities. chair powell and other leaders of the fed have a laser focus. there was a larger complement among board members. i look forward to chairman powell's continued leadership with the fed. thank you for coming in. [indiscernible] romaine: the president of the u.s. preparing to meet with the fed chair, jerome powell and joe biden's secretary. there are some other economic measures. we will bring that to you, but we want to move from that to a milestone here at the end of may. a lot of focus on equality and how we can strive for a more e

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so we ran a screen of names that have raised their payout year after year and we find coca-cola, ibm and exxonmobil. let's bring in chris zackareli chris, let's get your picks for each one of these names here welcome. let's kick things off with coke. >> that sounds great coca-cola is a great company, an iconic brand they have over 40% market share in the u.s., 20% market share globally, so they're a market leader but they have room to grow they're diversified too. they have obviously colas and soft drinks but also sell energy drinks, bottled water and juices, so they're a great company, well diversified. it's a little expensive stock. the pe is 25.6 so that's my one misgiving. but if you have a three to five-year time horizon, it's a great stock to own it's 2.8% dividend yield so you can get paid while you wait. >> the next name is ibm. as you go through these, implicit in your endorsement if you are endorsing all of them, is it your sense there is no danger these companies will have to halt their dividends or dividend increases, i should say? >> no, that's a great question these thr

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versus apple, ibm versus a lot of the major names we talk about each and every night and apple, ibm used to be one of the big laggards but it's been outperforming in a big way and i think a lot of that has to do with what they've been able to do over time and how red hat has become a big piece the biggest problem i see right now for broadcom will be can this get done and i'm not so convinced that it will, but, you know, obviously we will wait and see but i still think this is going to be a huge hurdle to get over, mel, for them to get this deal done. i don't think this is the environment for that kind of a deal to happen right now >> guy, when you made that great point about what -- >> you heard that, right did you hear him say that? >> i think you'll put it on tape because you want to preserve the fact that somebody thought you made a point that was good but anyway, you meant that it was a good read for the semiconductor industry or software -- >> both. for technology in general which has come under extraordinary pressure since obviously the summer but more specifically since novem

ibm. let's create. >> brennan: we want to turn back to the fight over abortion rights with republican congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina. happy mother's day to you, congresswoman? >> thank you, and happy mother's day to all of the moms out there today. >> brennan: i want to have a conversation with you here, and then we'll continue it on the other side of this break. but first up, you are against abortion, but you believe that victims of rape and victims of incest should still have access to abortion. do you think those exceptions should be backed up with a federal law? >> well, absolutely. i'm someone who i am pro-life but i do support exceptions for rape. i'm a rape victim myself. and when you realize what has happened, the trauma, the emotional and physical trauma in a woman's life, she should make that decision with her doctor, in between her and her god. i worked to support those exceptions in my life, not only as a state lawmaker but with members of congress. i told my rape s

ibm. let's create. >> brennan: and we turn now to dr. scott gottlieb, former trump f.d.a. commissioner and pfizer board member. good morning to you, doctor. >> doctor: good morning. >> brennan: i want to tap into your perspective as someone who ran the f.d.a., you just heard the administration's view that this baby formula shortage is really the failure of one company here. and that the f.d.a. isn't necessarily fully responsible for ensuring things at that plant. i wonder how you respond to that. >> doctor: well, look, these were persistent problems that appear to have been handled poorly, certainly by the company. f.d.a. didn't exert all of the oversight at that facility. there were known problems at that facility many years. the agency had a 34-page whistle-blower report in hand making pretty serious accusation there was data falsification withheld from inspectors. it should have prompted more aggressive action earlier. now that facility has been shut by abbott and production isn't going on, it will be hard to clear the facility. it will be the kinds of allegations that

ibm. let's create. >>> welcome back time for the big money movers. three stock are stories of the morning. ch chegg plunging 35% the weak outlook is clearly spooking investors. >>> and the nxp telling analysts it expects another quarter of record sales >>> and alibaba swinging widely overnight in trading unconfirmed reports linked jack ma to a security investigation the stock reversed after the person in question was not the alibaba co- founder. >>> turning attention back to the milken conference in l.a where some of the world's leading investors are gathering to share big idea. brian sullivan sat down with barbara humpton and asked about the risk of recession ahead and i ammpacts of the supply chain issues. >> we are dealing with unbelievable factors we will support everyone in the economy. we're going to have to take that roller coaster ride with everyone i will give you a perspective from siemens usa we have energy security. we have vaccines and tests and therapeutics today that are making it possible to do this. the economy is open. i actually th

an ibm, for example. and ibm secis tech. but they're not exactly the market darling of the last 10, 15 year. >> these are my dad's stocks but here's the situation i'm thinking companies like an ibm, which under a relatively new ceo is showing some semblance, not rocket ship growth but growth nonetheless. big dividends. i see the same with at&t, another yesteryear stock dumping your big dumb hollywood asset, going back to bread and butter let's pay a 5% or 6% dividend n this kind of environment,ki i cn find relatively safe positions >> except at&t made that decision in less than a year's time one of the greatest corporate flip-flops with a new ceo. let's talk about cyber security. a lot of people think vladimir putin is going to be angry at the west for any aid to ukraine, oil sanctions, et cetera and one of the ways he may express that frustration is having his minions engage in cyber espionage. is that one of the thesises? >> among the industries within the tech sector, there are some that i will, i don't want to say sblie

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ibm. let's create. >>> more pandemic winners plunging today on quarterly results. this follows upstart holding yesterday's nose dive and teladoc last week. mike santoli has a closer look do you call these names crud officially >> that's a polite name for how they have behaved, absolutely. i think in general, almost no area of the growth universe has been spared increase pullback, but there's been separation. it shows that maybe this gap has to close a bit more. here's quality growth. it's an etf. not all tech, but basically a little more fundamentally sound larger cap growth, as against this future tech etf, which very much tracks it shows you, that's been the down side leadership. the big question is if we have a rerun of what we saw, where the junkie stocks got slammed, but take a look at microsoft and alphabet relative to the cloud software etf it's a very similar story, the stocks arguably look much cheaper than they did back then. i don't think they are nearly as overvalued, but the market is attempting to make these distinction. >> it was thought a lot of the

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that's why i was at ibm yesterday. but as you said, the most important thing for us is to make sure that we have the quantum workforce. this is important. we will have great quantum researchers, and we will invest in that, but we need to make sure that we have quantum expression starting not just at the -- but at the -- level k-12 level. how might we get quantum ideas accessible for high school children to be able to, and middle school children, to be able to get excited about quantum science. how can we relate to quantum futures a the k-12 lewvels? so this is something we are working with many partners to double up that type of idea for the k-12 level. how will we get other people excited about hbcus, hispanic serving institutions. so we are working diligently with our partners. specific to hbcus, you know when i met you last time i had many conversations with chancellors and one of those presidents and chancellors i met was the university of maryland eastern shore president, president anderson. so we had good convers

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