tell us, why is google so interested in australia? this money would be spent over the next five years and it is the next five years and it is the largest investment in australia to date from google. it is aimed at increasing cloud capacity in setting up a research facility staffed by australian researchers and engineers. google also plans to partner with australian science agency. google australia's managing director says the spending plan would ring significant technology resources and investment for the country. the prime minister, scott morrison, has welcomed it calling it a one billion dollar vote of confidence. scott morrison has big ambitions for the country's digital economy and says that investment will bring thousands more jobs in investment will bring thousands morejobs in engineering, computer science and ai. sally, this is quite a turnaround for google because months ago it threatened to pull it services from australia in response to tougher government regulation and that really affected companies such as google and facebo

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i would encourage people to google the federal reserve. all of our sessions are on youtube. it has been an illuminating series. to your specific question, i think the important thing is that whoever is in that role understands that capital markets and financial markets have had these challenges and barriers in the past and are sensitive to look out for them in terms of how we execute our regulatory policy and how banks feel about their practices moving forward. whether that needs to be someone who has actively discriminated against or not, that is an open question. i think the sensitivity and the awareness is something that will be important for the next person who holds that position to have. kathleen: i want to come back to this question of fed policy and this insistent inflation rise we are seeing. a few of your fed colleagues in the past week have said they are either certain that the fed needs to speed up the pace of the bond taper, or at least talk about it seriously. how about you? raphael: i think there are good arguments to be made that we really should be consideri

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> covid watch. europe was one of the first regions in all of the world to rule out vaccines. now many countries are talking about another surge in infections it's raising concerns. europe accounted for more than half of all covid deaths worldwide last week. that's from the world health organization russia, turkey, and the united kingdom reported the most new cases. infections are also rising fast in germany, the country reporting more than 50,000 today. that's an all-time high for germany. officials scrambling to put new covid rules into place. >>> and israel just conducted a nationwide drill to prepare for possible new variants. the israeli prime minister said it had the format of a war game. >>> in the united states progress appears to have stalled. there's new data that shows infections are once again starting to rise slightly. situations are very different depending on exactly where you live a dozen states are reporting at least a 20% increase in average daily cases over the past week those stat

google cloud i'll bet you he would do it. i just think it would be good. it wouldn't necessarily -- yeah, i'll give you -- >>> mr. secretary, the president said famously a while ago, if american companies need more workers, and they clearly do, they should pay them more. is there a point at which hourly increases in wages and pay hikes would be seen as dangerous to the economy? >> i don't think it's necessarily dangerous. i think we have seen some increases in wages and participation of people going back to work increasing. this month was a good number if we look at since the up hack in office. 650,000 average jobs gained. so 5.6 million people have gone back to work since president biden took office. we're going to watch the wage number, all those numbers as we move forward here in the months to come. >> mr. secretary, thanks for sticking with us i know the helicopter noise is tough. we've all done live shots and it's not fun good to see you, though. >> thank you very much. >>> a programming note, the president is expected to deliver remarks on the jobs n

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versus microsoft throw google cloud in there, whatever, doesn't make a ton of sense, right you have to think about linkedin and the momentum particularly there. i think you have to look at office 365, they have this price increase that's coming in march. here on "techcheck" not too long ago arguing that the software itself was deflationary so even though they might be charging more for it, the customers will see value. you look through at what they're doing in gaming, in the cloud there. that too is software that there's hardware connected to it then i think you have to think about the profitability within those software models, carl. so, i think, yes, a.w.s. and azure is interesting to look at the growth rates there, but we also got to look at industries, how they're gaining there. we are talking to a.w.s. leadership next week about exactly that and just how much advantage they can gain in these various areas of strength, carl. >> yeah. no a.w.s. -- it's like a star tight end. great player and when they catch the ball it's exciting, but there's a whole other number of offensive player

meantime cnbc has learned a defense department cloud contract was a hot topic of conversation at a google all hands meeting last thursday. the ceo read an employee's question outloud about the government's capability program. google did not bid on the predecessor contract because it didn't align with principals, no work on technologies that could cause harm they asked what changed. in response they said there's many areas of the contract that could be brought to bear with no issues with google's principles. it is a sensitive balance for the company, which is trying to bolster its cloud division with high profile deals while placating an increasingly vocal employee base. >> so nice. >> do no harm, right >> hopefully they took that same focus on all their investments in china >>> coming up, the big takeaways from last night's meeting between president biden and china's president xi we'll take you live to beijing next and in the next hour, don't miss our interview with the carlyle groups david rubenstein. and a reminder you can watch or listen to us live if you so choose any time on the cnbc

that's the differentiation to make we own facebook and google but we are short some of these latter ev names that are coming public and long other electric vehicle plays. in materials and in -- out of china. >> it is brian i won't ask you to dunk on a big wall street firm but they are bullish. goldman sachs with an i think 5100 year end 2022 price target. dunk on goldman sachs. what are they getting wrong? >> the number one thing that everybody's wrong unless you manage money or doing this job in the 1970s or spent a lot of time studying the 1970s you have no idea what you're in for why if you go back and read the fed stamtds from 1970s which i have done and look at the chairman of the federal reserve said then, it is transitional cost push inflation. that's similar to the fed today when they started the year they didn't know existed. i would tell you that we have written on this extensive. you have 2.5 million more open jobs home prices up 20% up year over year it will drive rents so that's a big push on prices and then wages heard half the companies in s&p that reported talking about

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tesla for that consumer sector and s&p and nasdaq facebook strong and amd and nvidia and weakness in google, microsoft and apple. small caps the big winners up 2.65% have not made a record high since march and a catch up day. investors are set for a big hour of earnings. results from nxp semiconductor, clorox, sichegg and avis budget with the numbers are out. on the record closing day, you general profit and chris varone are still with us. ali mccartney joins the conversation just give us a sense of how the met worth clients feel and how they're positioned after we see a very strong month of october a ann is how have wegotten through what usually is a super challenging month with the highs and the anxiety out of d.c. and high energy prices and last week revising down and the answer is the earnings and today demonstrates the excitement around cyclicality today we had a consumer discretionary outperforming day and what we are seeing is that there are more jabs going into arms we have 5-year-olds and up boosters people meet around the world to deliver vaccinations to the emerging world and not

. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well, spacex update. just this hour the crew dragon >>> well, spacex update. just this hour the crew dragon capsule docked at the international space station. that's where four astronauts are scheduled to spend the next six months they replace another group that arrived back in april and returned to earth just on monday >> 3, 2, 1, 0. ignition and liftoff! >> that was last night the spacex rocket lifted off from cape kennedy in florida nasa administrator bill nelson on the phone former senator and former astronaut himself.will say sorry about the technical issues we can't see you i will say there's been a huge influx of space flights. takes away from nasa scientific mission >> well, that's just one minor part i mean, we've got so much science going on on the space station right now where the astronauts have gone if we put up the group and we'll captured shortly after capture the light over the big bang 13.5 years ago. i believe we're getting light for that we have all of this stuff going on all at once la

hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> about 10,000 john deere workers on strike for the past two weeks but that may be about to change. union members set to vote tomorrow on a new contract after the company and the union reached an agreement over the weekend. under the new proposal, wages are to increase by 10% the first year then, by 5% every two years that follow with 3% lump-sum payments between -- in between the years. there will also be a post-retirement healthcare fund with an extra $2,000 in seed money per year of service. and all workers can get a retirement bonus of up to 50 grand depending on how many years they have been with the company. a union official backed the tentative agreement saying it contains enhanced economic gains, and continues to provide the highest-quality healthcare benefits in the industry >>> they call themselves apes. the army of retail investors banding together on social media sites, like reddit and taking on wall street. last year, they caused some hedge funds to lose billions of dollars by betting big on stocks including gamestop and amc they have even made e

you have tonight >> palo alto's incredibly strong chip has done a remarkable job with esg i try to google everything. for i take about 87% of what he says i don't understand because he's so far ahead of me different. >> we can't wait to have you back at the desk >> can't wait to see you guys. thank you. good time. you know i don't like to sleep tuesday nights >> out at -- by the way, reminder as always, you can get in on the new cnbc investing club with jim, use the qr code on your screen holding on to 4700 and the vix back below 18. competition beat us again. how? they have a better finance system than we do. i feel like they might have a better finance system than we do. workday. how do they make better decisions faster? workday. it's got to be something workday. i think i got something. work... hey, rob, you're on mute. hello! hey, rob, there he is. workday. so, you want evs, you have come systto the right place.orld. is that tom brady? yeah. he comes in to recharge, get software updates. you know. let's go! ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street.

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i'm looking at amazon down 2%, google down 2%, facebook down 2%, apple down 2%, microsoft down 1.5%. my point is if you do see tesla break and you have the sort of dynamics going on in the market right here across multiple risk assets, and i think mike santoli called the vix a little perky at 19, we could be ready for a little bit of a selloff here that's kind of what i'm saying >> first of all, all those nasdaq stocks are up and nasdaq itself is up since the 10-year was at 117 and here we are at 150 we can talk about on a day-to-day basis, it seemsit's a push tall. in terms of the long end staying suppressed relative to short end and saying if in fact the fed has to move sooner than later, it's going to work, and it's going to actually restrain inflation. we don't have the stag part, we don't. it's not like it's runway growth stag was, like, high unemployment we're not going to have high unemployment so it is more about moderating growth perhaps but not necessarily kind of anything that's doom and gloom it's going to undercut the overall economic path >> mona, do you agree there's n

>> interesting note yesterday, that the heads of ibm, microsoft, twitter and google are now all immigrants raised in india. remarkable. >> i'm so proimmigration half the people probably hate that when you look at salesforce, always has the list of people who weren't born here. maybe that's our nation's strength is the melting pot. >> for a long period of time >> remember your parents were saying, we have a melting pot. that's good. then the melting pot turned out to be a witch's brew. >> don't go back too many generations for us all -- >> 1848, my grandma. >> 1848? >> yeah, out of germany. i'm not on the mayflower. >> i forget adobe. >> that's a lot of value those guys have created. >> yes >> we'll get cramer's mad dash and countdown to the opening bell the volatility continuing today. wee ckn mont'rba ia me you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire what's strong with me? i know when i'm ready

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you can google more details about that in you want. but this is the kind of thing that has been at the center and the skepticism and the russian investigation claiming that the dossier was full of lies and he's always said that none of these things were true and now john durham, the special counsel appointed by bill barr to look into the russia investigation, he's now brought these charges and now the third person he's charged as part of this investigation. >> evan perez, thank you very much. with us now is norm eisen, former counsel to house democrats during the first impeachment trial of president trump and also the former white house ethics czar. good you have to here. circling back to the documents and the hearing under way right now involving former president trump trying to shield certain documents from the january 6th committee, how do you read the judge's comments? she seemed to have criticism for both sides here. ana, thanks for having me back. thought she was far more skeptical and critical of president trump's claims of exec

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