henao nos cuenta. >>> hola quÉ tal amigos soy silvana henao y este informe para telemundo. segÚn el sector privado creÓ 247 nuevos empleos en abril el nÚmero menor al que estimÓ el dow jones en comparaciÓn al mes de marzo. por otro lado elon musk dijo que empresas y gobierno deban pagar un costo mÍnimo para usar la plataforma twitter hasta el momento se desconoce cuÁnto cobrarÁ musk o si organizaciones sin fines de lucro y periodistas estarÍan exentos de dichas tarifas. y como parte del programa adolescente entre 14 y 19 aÑos de edad podrÁn obtener una membresÍa gratuita para usar un gimnasio esta promociÓn desde el 16 de mayo hasta 20 de agosto y tendremos becas en cada estado soy silvana henao informe de telemundo. >>> gracias silvana hacemos una breve pausa le pregunto ha escuchado de las escaramuzas cha rras no se preocupen al regreso sandra cervantes tiene una hermosa historia sobre este fascinante mundo que muchos desconocen. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) (comerciales) a ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> a las 12 con 23 de la tarde le quiero preguntar usted sabe lo que son las

with silvana henao >> frank, good morning in the wake of the eu anti-trust case against apple, paypal was one company that made complaints and the abuse of the mobile payment system paypal offers tap-to-pay options on phones and wants the ability to offer the same feature on the iphones. >>> rivian will receive $1.5 billion in state and local incentives and tax credits for the upcoming assembly plant in georgia. the $5 billion facility is expected to employ 7,500 worker was the average salary of $56,000 each rivian aims to open the factory in late 2024. >>> and hasbro has not one, but two activist investors on the case wall street journal reporting it has a 1% stake in the company by ancora and pushing for changes that include spinning off the fast growing wizards gaming unit and exploring a full or partial sale of entertainment one. a studio hasbro bought for $4 billion in 2018 which is responsible for the show "peppa pig. hasbro shares higher in the pre-market, but lower for the year >> every time i see "peppa pig" and think the cartoons we watched when we were kids were more fun >>

silvana henao is joining us with those. good morning >> frank, good morning elon musk says twitter legal team is accusing him of violating the nondisclosure agreement. he said he would conduct a sampling of 100 accounts to check how many were fake he used that number because that is what twitter uses to calc calculate. he said on friday the $44 billion acquisition of twitter was temporarily on hold while he investigating the bots and spam accounts which makes up less than 5% of accounts. >>> aramco reports first quarter record results seeing an 80% jump in net profit to $39.5 billion that is up from nearly $22 billion a year ago the results come days after aramco surpassed apple for the world's most valuable company. >>> and the average pay package of the biggest u.s. companies reaching a new all-time high last year. new data from the wall street journal showing that figure climbed to $14.7 million in 2021 setting a sixth straight annual record the journal points out that the pay is equity awards that can prove to be worth

silvana henao is here with that as well. silv silvana. >> vice president harris is looking to meet with union representatives. they'll feature other grassroots organizations, focus on growing earths to organize unions and workplaces according to the administration this comes ahead of a hearing tomorrow by the senate budget committee with union and labor officials set to appear. >>> elon musk is already apparently planning another life for twitter as he works to wrap up his $44 billion bid to take it private according to "the wall street journal," muffing has told potential investors, he could hold an ipo for twitter in as little as three years after buying it. the jurnl adds it could help internal investors to improve operations and mobility and musk shegd a business model for twitter, including last night it will be free for casual users but a slight cause for commercial/government users. and didi is facing an s.e.c. probe related to a u.s. ipo. it says it's cooperating with the agency chinese authorities opened an investig

silvana henao is here with those. good morning >> frank, good morning there is no shortage of elon musk news this morning two hours ago, he replied to a tweet saying twitter must show it has less than 5% spam accounts for the deal to go through. musk has been accusing the social media giant of not sharing accurate data suggesting that fake users make up 20% of all accounts yesterday, he said he could seek a lower price for the deal because of that twitter shares are falling because of this. musk is also saying the u.s. economy is probably in a recession. musk speaking at the conference on monday saying he projects the tough times will last a year and 18 months and caution companies to watch cash flow and cost. >>> and intel shareholders rejek rejected the plan for the top executives shareholders represent 34% of the shares in favor of the package. the vote is advisory and will impact compensation for the executives, but this is the latest example of the shareholders voting against the compensation packages. >>> and lo

henao yeste informe (inaudible) su peor perdida en la quinta caída lo que va del año. (inaudible) mientras tanto a raíz de la escasez de leche en polvo niñez que le está enviando suministros que formulan los estados unidos ya que los países bajos para hacer frente al escasez que hay en los supermercados. de manera inmediata de los estadounidenses. según la asociación de psicología la inflación y los altos costos. para declarar la preocupación por el dinero está afectando negativamente este informepara telemundo >>> hablamos de la pandemia de lo que ocasiona el aumento de contagios concretamente en santa clara a consecuencia postergo el regreso de las oficinas inicialmente la compañía había coordinado permitir la presencia de trabajadores de dos a tres veces por semana en sus instalaciones pero ahora decidieron esperar >>> netflix dejará ir a 150 empleados después de un semestre negativo, la empresa cuenta con más de11,000 trabajadores >>> en un comunicado dijeron que estos cambios se impulsan por las necesidades comerciales más que por el desempeño in

a roller coaster ride for the month. >>> to the top headlines silvana henao is here with those. good morning >> good morning. the disney executive in charge of crafting the company's response to don't say gay controversy is leaving the job he said for a number of reasons, disney is not a good fit disney shares were the worst dow performer last month falling 18%. >>> nasdaq with the worst month since 2008 one investor came out unscathed. david einhorn brought his total 2022 return to 15% no comment from the greenlight einhorn has a long way to go after the 20% loss in 2015 and 34% loss in 2018 he still needs a gain of 12% to break even >>> amazon is cutting paid time off for u.s. warehouse worker whose test positive for covid. any worker who tests positive will get five days of excused unpaid leave they can use sick days if needed amazon will stop sending site wide notifications in the facilities unless required by law. frank. >>> thank you. turning attention to the milken global conference kicking off in los angeles. brian sullivan sat down with scott minerd >> very unusual time

let's get to the headlines with silvana henao. good morning >> tesla has reportedly halted production at the shanghai facility according to reuters, the move stems from the ev maker facing problems in securing parts for the vehicles the report says it is expected to rollout less than 200 cars today. that is a sharp drop from the 1,200 it had been building since reopening a month ago following the closure due to covid lockdowns in shanghai. reuters adds that tesla had planned as late as last week to increase output to pre-lockdown levels by next week. >>> president biden is looking to approve a $33 billion for ukraine. telling lawmakers to do so before trying to pass $10 billion in covid funding arguing that u.s. aid for ukraine has nearly run out the move marks a reversal for the president after insisting last month that the aid and pandemic funding be approved together separating the two bills expected to increase the chances both are passed by congress. >>> grindr is going public the dating app for the lgbt community saying it m

brian. >> silvana henao, thank you. >>> let's get back to the markets and your money that's why you are here. after the rebound on monday, it looks like it will not stick around the dow's losing streak is eight straight weeks coming into monday that is something that has not happened in the dow in 99 years. the last time in 1923 when old warren j. harding was president. see if better days are ahead and bring in vance howard. vance, i had the under on the harding references this morning. it has been a tough run this year context is key we have had a heck of a run off the pandemic lows. i guess most people are still well in the money if they bought and hold i guess the markets will be higher five years from now it is a scary time right now. >> we're breaking records, brian, but in a wrong way. it is. it is a scary market a lot of negativity. you are afraid to go to bed because you don't know what you are waking up to in the morning. brian, it went negative the first part of the year we are sitting on about $2.3 billion in cash. we are sitting here with a laundry list of stocks to buy. now

thank you, silvana henao out of warren, ohio. >>> let's get to the markets and your money and one of our favorite guests. he says right now is one of the most difficult times he has seen since the financial crisis dan veru is here with us dan, thanks for joining us thanks for getting up early. it is a tough time what are you telling your clients? what is your rationale for what is happening >> good morning, brian from the way i see it, this is all the inflationary pressures or a significant portion are tied to the supply chain disruption i think we are learning that there is supply chain disruption from ukraine in addition to the problems in china. my sense is this is a process unlike 2020 which was very much v-shaped from huge liquidity placed this is a longer, tedious process. we will get through this i would expect that markets are oversold now because of how broadened out the selling has become as we get -- i would expect at least in the near term, we are setting up for a substantial bounce at some point of probably 5% to 7% to 8% i'm afraid as we get further into the summer peri

. >>> let's see how business is going with silvana. >> good morning. i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open higher after a brutal month for april. the markets sinking on friday on continued worries about rising interest rates, inflation and underwhelming earnings from tech giants like amazon and apple. the dow dropping 939 points, bringing its total loss last week to 2.5%. the s&p 500 falling 3.6% on friday, its worse day since june 2020 and the nasdaq tumbling 4.2%, closing at its lowest level of the year. the dow and s&p are coming off their worst month since march of 2020 and the nasdaq the worst since the financial crisis in 2008, down more than 13%. stocks are still up roughly 80% from pandemic lows and focus for investors will get reports on manufacturing and services, factory orders, productivity and topped off by the jobs report on friday and the fed kicks off a two-day meeting tomorrow, was it expected to hike interest rates on wednesday. >>> equinox members in new york city will soon be able to pay for their workout with cryptocurrency. the luxury health

i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open hire as investors await the federal reserve's interest rate decision this afternoon. the fed is widely expected to hike rates by half a percentage point as it tries to reign in inflation. this would be the first 50-point hike by the fed in 22 years and the first time it's raised rates at back-to-back meetings since 2006. a cnbc survey says most expect the fed to hike by another half point next month and believe the move will result in a recession. also in focus today reports on hiring in the health services sector. at&t will reportedly raise prices on older mobile plans in a bid to squeeze more revenue from existing customers and encourage subscribers to switch to unlimited plans. it would be the first increase on those older plans in three years. the monthly fees will rise by up to $6 a month for single line customers and $12 for family plans. >>> elon musk says twitter may charge a slight fee for commercial and government users. musk tweeting that twitter

i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open lower after stocks staged a late-day turnaround yesterday. the s&p 500 and nasdaq hit new lows for the year before turning higher along with the dow. it comes as the ten-year treasury bond tops 3% for the first time since 2018 ahead of the two-day federal reserve meeting. the fed is expected to hike interest rates by half a percentage point as they try to reign in high inflation. >>> also in focus today a report on factory orders and the job openings and labor turnover survey which tracks items such as job listings and the number of people quitting their jobs. >>> faith boog is shutting down its podcast business just a year after it launched. meta confirms it will wind down podcasting and remove shows entirely on june 3rd. there have been hints recently the company was losing interest in podcasts and shifting focus to hotter items such as facebook's main feed and instagram's reels. meta was competing against apple and spotify but upstarts like clubhouse and

check in with silvana. >> thanks, mike, good morning. i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open higher following yesterday's sell-off sparked by continued worries of inflation, rising rates and a slowing global economy. the s&p 500 closing below the 4,000 level for the first time since march of last year. the index is now 17% below its record high, the nasdaq falling more than 4% yesterday, it's down more than 27% from its all-time high. the world's largest tech companies, apple, microsoft, tesla, amazon, alphabet, nvidia and meta have shed more than $1 trillion in market cap in the last three trading days. investors appear to be less interested in what drove markets higher during the bull market including during the pandemic consumer staples like campbell's soup and general mills. >>> gas prices hit a new record average high as global refineries struggle with bottlenecks ahead of the summer driving season. aaa says the average cost of a gallon of gas hit $4.37 today, topping the previous record of $4.33 set two months ago. since the end of march, oil

i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open higher ahead of a key report on inflation. the dow falling for a fourth straight session yesterday after giving up a gain of more than 500 points. meanwhile the s&p 500 and nasdaq closing higher with mega cap tech names like apple and microsoft leading the gains. in focus today the april consumer price index, after a year of soaring prices for gas, food and other necessities, inflation may have eased slightly last month from a 40-year high. it would be the first slowdown after seven straight months of price increases and could signal consumer inflation may finally be peaking. >>> the ipod helped revolutionize the music industry but it will soon be a thing of the past. apple is discontinuing the last model, the ipod touch. it will only be available while supplies last. the ipod was consumer's first introduction to apple but it fell out of favor as the iphone and other devices allowed people to listen to music on their phones. the original ipod came out in 2001, followed by the mini in 2004, nanoin 2006 and touch in 20 2007. >>>

silvana henao is here with that and more >> brian, good morning a military cargo plane carrying the first shipment from europe landed in indianapolis yesterday. a first step to easing the nationwide shortage. the 78,000 pounds of formula is set to fill half a million baby bottles and another shipment expected within the coming days. >>> apple is telling the contractors it wants to boost production outside of china the move is at least partially in response to the zero covid po policy i india and vietnam already contributes to the global production supply chain. >>> hyundai plans to invest $5 billion in america in robotics this comes as hyundai will build the first ever ev and battery plant in the u.s. near savannah, georgia. that facility expected to open in the first half of 2025. brian. >> okay. there you go building here in the united states everything going to the southeast. all in the south thank you very much. >> you got it. >>> let's go around the world. a developing story this morning. president biden announcing a new major economic deal with asian trading partners to counter the