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Units. The shares of hp are jumping up over 6 in the premarket. John thwart is joining us this morning. And i said to john, should meg whitman have done this three years ago . I was going to ask either one of you experts, when was the first time that it was positive or suggested that hp should split into a combination of businesses . I think its ten years, isnt it . Well, they actually did turn into a combination of businesses 15 years ago in 1999. Agilent is getting ready to split off, too. But heres there looking around, what do i do . How about splitting the company into two . It seems like...

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employment report. forecasters say the economy very likely added 150,000 private payrolls. at 8:30, we'll get that weekly jobless claims number. also a revision to the first quarter gdp. and later in the morning, we'll get chicago pmi and kansas city fed survey. and one more potentially market moves item, may same store sales, all throughout the morning from the retailers. and that can give us a little bit of an indication of how the consumer is feeling. costco comps up 4%. that was a little bit short of consensus. >> let's get you up to speed on the top corporate news. i'm standing ...

>> reporter: you may spend a chunk of your time on facebook. but, it's unlikely you'll get even a morsel of the i.p.o., at least not at the offering price. that's because underwriters give priority to their best clients, usually institutions. most retail investors will have to wait to buy the stock until it begins trading on the nasdaq. that means they'll probably pay more than $40 a share, perhaps a lot more. analyst nick einhorn thinks facebook will open at $50, a price he says is still worth paying. >> i think you could certainly justify that price if you have good assumptions abo...

>> reporter: you may spend a chunk of your time on facebook. but, it's unlikely you'll get even a morsel of the i.p.o., at least not at the offering price. that's because underwriters give priority to their best clients, usually institutions. most retail investors will have to wait to buy the stock until it begins trading on the nasdaq. that means they'll probably pay more than $40 a share, perhaps a lot more. analyst nick einhorn thinks facebook will open at $50, a price he says is still worth paying. >> i think you could certainly justify that price if you have good assumptions abo...