these are your headlines from around the world. >> not the performance we wanted. that's the view after yahoo! misses earnings and revenue targets sending shares lower after hours. >> now out with the old and in with the new. taking the reigns of credit suisse unveiling a massive overhaul including a 6 billion swiss franc capital hike. >> we have capital rates because i wanted to take capital off of

the table so that when we meet we can talk about our business. >> shares in syngenta jump on the news that the ceo will step down months after turning down rival monsanto's take over bid. >> paul ryan throwing his hat in the ring for the race as the house speaker saying he could run if certain conditions are met. welcome back. hi nancy. >> hi louisa. >> fancy meeting you here. we've never done this before. >> we established in the first hour that it's ferrari wednesday. >> ferrari red day. >> it's red markets day. >> it is. >> it's post office listing, post office ipoing in italy at a

which is red. what else is red. >> but really a consequence actually. let's take a look at the futures and see if they're carrying on the pattern but they're not. breaking the red theme here. all major markets up slightly in positive territory and this comes after the major markets dipped into negative territory breaking a three day winning streak here but not a lot of conviction holding below that .5% mark and digesting earnings disappointments with the likes of ibm. a big drop there weighing on the dow yesterday and yahoo! also missing. we get another check as well. let's see how european markets are trading but still red is dominating here on the day the xetra dax in positive territory today and the italian ftse mib off .3% and still the focus on

earnings as well but still wondering whether or not mario draghi will hint at further stimulus down the road. even though some of the lending suggested that qe is starting to work on the lending front so doubts over just how much he will say about additional stimulus. let's look at how the asian markets are fairing. the shanghai composite off 3.5%. now really before lunchtime this market was up just slightly and then down just about .5% so we're seeing a major sell off in just the later hours of trade. some concerns we have been hearing about capex were the large industrials but also some of the securities firms taking a hit in the trading day there as well and keep in mind in that hong kong exchange is closed for the holiday. i want a look at the nikkei 225 because we got data out of japan

showing worries about growth with export growth slowing far more than expected and some due to a downturn in exports but that's spurring hopes of bank of japan easing. >> i'm just looking at flashes we're getting through on the wires with regard to the latest ruling on starbucks and essentially the eu has now ruld that the deals are illegal. there was speculation that it should come. that was the finding. they're also coming through with various fines as well and they're fining both starbucks and fiat between 20 and 30 million. so unpaid taxes between 20,000,030 million for each company. they say the precise amounts had been determined by the dutch authorities based on methodology and that the tax deals in each

case are officially lower taxes paid by the companies. the eu stating that the two tax deals tonight reflect economic reality. that's speculation that the find could have been quite a bit higher than this. 20 to 30 had been a number bantered around for starbucks. so that's what we're hearing this morning coming through from the eu. now yahoo! posted quarterly results. josh has the details from san francisco. >> yahoo! might have missed analyst expectations. a disappointment from investors but an agreement with a big rival is making the headlines. specifically yahoo! announcing a search advertising agreement with google. google will provide yahoo! with search ads on desktop and mobile platforms. google will pay a percentage of the gross revenue from ads displayed on yahoo! properties. in a statement they're saying

this agreement is going to give the company greater flexibility when it comes to choosing suppliers of search results and ads. yahoo! reported adjusted eps of 15 cents on revenue of 1.23 billion. analysts wanted to see 17 cents on revenue of 1.26 billion. that's mobile video native and social ads jumping 45% to 422 million. that's important because those are the areas where the internet ad dollars are flowing. display revenue better than expected at 405 million. search though continuing to struggle clocking in at 391 million down some 13%. as for guidance, light. yahoo! saying to expect q-4 revenues 1.16 to 1.2 billion. analysts wanted to see 1.3 billion. for cnbc i'm josh lipton in san francisco. >> joining us next from new york is the principle. good to see you this morning.

so yahoo! coming through in earnings per share miss. a revenue miss as well. they did announce the deal at google over search ads. what's your initial reaction to what we're hearing? >> it's a difficult situation to be in and tough ship to turn around. particularly in this quarter they missed as well as was mentioned and the google deal is interesting because it's a clearer strategy for them to grow their share of the search market. they're at about 12.7% of all searches today but it's also interesting where it's a clear shift in a strategy where instead of competing with google and facebook they're almost re-signing to the fact that having a partnership is a better way to go for them and i think that's telling of the long-term strategy. another thing that was notable for me is the cost of the traffic acquisition has soared. more than quadrupled from the same time last year. that along with the google deal

is just interesting where they have to spend money to acquire traffic which is advertising revenue. it's a challenging situation they're in but interesting to watch. >> changes at the top as well t. marketing chief and head of acquisitions leaving you over the last two weeks or so. marissa mayer has been at the helm over the last three years if they're going at this big shift you're talking about how long do you think lit take before we see this streamline yahoo! that we seem to be heading toward? >> people say it's a multiyear effort. i think the three year mark is starting to wear off. there's some to do with activist investors but i think in the next one to two years might be the end of that time line with which we'd have to see some results of the strategic shifts she made but when i take a look at the big picture in the three

years she has been at the helm, one of the major things is one they made progress in their strategy clarifying and focussing their strategy as a product company. they have done a relaunch, redesign, things like that. there's been some progress, definitely a positive shift in the culture of the company and she has tun over 20 plus acquisitions. many of them as a way, as a back doorway to get talent and deepen -- strengthen the bench strength of their talent in the company which is increasingly competitive and difficult in silicon valley. so some progress there but it hasn't translated into monetization or revenue growth at the moment and they're heading toward being more of a streamline and a nic he recollects, player where they have still validity and a lot of traffic they get but it might just be the reality that they're going to have to reset and move away from ambitions of being a mass dominant player at the scale of google and facebook because they're falling too far

behind. >> marissa mayer saying it's going to be delayed further than expected largely due to the tax arrangement they're trying to get as part of the spin off. how much do you think that's contributing to the downturn we've seen in the stock and if this delay goes on longer are we looking for risks at investors in yahoo!? >> that's an interesting one. they might take a hit if the irs changes the laws of how spin offs are taxed and that's part of it and the other thing is its interesting that it's setting up what the value of the core business remains once they spin off alibaba and even their other major international assets with yahoo! and japan. at the closing price yesterday the valuation is 38 billion and if you take out net cash and account for these spin offs of alibaba and yahoo! japan their valuation would be at about

4.5 billion so it sets them up as being more of a streamline business but calls into question what would be remaining once they spin off a big driver of their earnings with alibaba. >> plenty of uncertainty still there. thank you for joining us. >> meanwhile chip designer arl posted a 27% rise in third quarter profits with demand for its latest offering being the main driver. revenue rose 17% and the company has also reiterated it's full year forecast of nearly $1.5 billion. arm said 63.6 billi3.6 billion shipped in the quarter. that's a rise of 20% from a year earlier. >> guess what. >> i don't know. >> today, the day from the movie back to the future, today, 7:29 p.m. eastern, that will be the exact moment where marty

mcfly, doc brown, jennifer parker all travel in the classic 1980s movie back to the future part two. there's flying cars, hoverboards, self-drying jackets. the release of jaws 19 directed by steven spielberg's son max. special events are taking place worldwide. you have been writing in. you can find us on twitter. >> @nancycnbc. >> loads of you are writing in about what you'd like to see in the future. >> i like davids. he says i wish the cubs would win the world series. i happen to be a detroit tigers fan but i can sympathize with you there. a great team if only that would come true. >> loads of people writing in talking about how the future is going to look but oil and gas in the future.

lots of inappropriate comments i won't say on air. talking about how you'd like to know what future investing would be right. we were looking at some of the calls for the futures that have been right. video calls. they got that right. facetime and skype didn't exist at the time. video glasses. >> lots of drones in the film too i believe. >> i didn't remember that. self-tying shoes. >> self-tying shoes. >> which now kind of exist. nike is work on it. they got it wrong that fax machines would be everywhere and of course the cars that feed on garbage. >> if only cars were flying. forget waiting in line for planes. >> interesting also people talking about the weather because susan li has been in the weather all morning long and slade says if you want to see nasty weather come from alaska between january and february.

you'll love it. >> keep your e-mails and tweets coming through. fantastic hearing from you. loads more coming up very shortly after this break.

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exchange. big changes at credit suisse. if i move you can see him. he's unveiled measures he hopes will overhaul the bank and boost profitability. let's talk about these measures because the headline piece is a 6 billion swiss franc capital raising plan. it comprises of two separate hikes so you have a private placement on one hand and rights issue on the other hand. the purpose is to secure the capital position where the bank is currently trailing it's rivals. >> that's the capital side of thing but the bank announcing it plans to cut costs by over 3.5 billion swiss francs by the end of 2015. they see some new faces on the executive board while others have been shown the door and the firm is also planning a partial ipo of its swiss banking unit. now carolyn has been following all the detail of the story and speaking to the ceo he joins us live from zurcih. >> hi there.

shares are down today. why, maybe there is a little bit of disappointment that credit suisse didn't go further than what they announced this morning. it's a huge strategy overhaul but expectations were so high, weren't they? earnings were bad for the third quarter and that's in line with what we heard from the u.s. banks given the difficult market environment. they did have a slightly better read on the net new assets coming from asia and this is what they're pivoting toward under their new strategy and a lot of people say this capital hike 6 billion swiss francs was lower than many people had anticipated but what they're doing too is they're assessing the businesses that are not profitable anymore. one of them is a business in the u.s. >> i don't believe in across the board cuts. i think there's too many.

where you cut, you cut deep. we announced the sale of the u.s. private bank. it's gone and also being binary. so i can move 2,000 people without any job cuts which i like. so clean projection, you know, it goes to a company that is more suited to a broker than we are so win-win. >> those people from the u.s. private bank are moving over to wells fargo and he hopes to minimize job losses as a result of that. now overall, the challenge for credit suisse is to navigate in this new market environment which is a lot tougher. specifically from the regulatory side with much tougher swiss capital requirements and leverage ratio requirements as

well and ubs has started this big overhaul, pretty much the same about three years ago. can credit suisse catch up? that's the big question without losing profitability. here's why he's so positive and confident about the new strategy. >> what i like about the numbers we put out today is these are not top down numbers but we need to worry about how are we going to generate 3.5 billion of savings there's hundreds of ideas combined for 3.5 billion of cost savings so it's a very granular strategy. also 1.5 billion of investment. something that was a commitment from me to the staff that we're not just about cutting costs. we're about investing for the

future and it's to create head room to invest which is what we are doing. it's a good balance. we have capital raise because i wanted to take capital off the table. just take it off the table so we can talk about our business. it's what we're doing today. we're going to get to 12.2 and 3.5 leverage. the way it's being done is positive they agreed to 1.5 billion. a lot of numbers are red recently. >> a few more things, first of all he's very passionate about cash dividends. that's going to be a vital part of the strategy going forward so investors should be happy about that and there's a lot of

speculation whether this new strategy was going to include acquisitions. he said no, this is an organic strategy. back to you. >> lovely seeing you. thank you very much. we'll see you again very soon. if you're just joining us, these are your headlines today. not the performance we wanted. that's the view after yahoo! misses earnings and revenue targets sending shares lower in after hours trade. starbucks and fiat tax deals are illegal and paul ryan says that he'll be running for speaker of the house if certain conditions are met. we'll be right back with more from worldwide exchange after the break. find us on e-mail or on twitter where they're happy to take your comments.

>> welcome back. the asian markets were hoer. some reports speculating about capex and concerns about the bigger companies and bigger lenders. but it's down to business for the chinese president and u.k. prime minister as they prepare to sign a number of deals at 10 downing street.

it culminated in a state banquet at buckingham palace. susan. >> hi, yes, we're at 10 downing street today as we await a meeting between david cameron and chinese president xi jinping. we were in lock down mode here for the last 30 minutes as david cameron was leaving 10 downing street. but he will be back at noon and i should point out also starting this early morning we already have the protestors in tow. followed by banners and supporters outside and there are the pro beijing supporters. they have already been bussed in this morning as well. the crowds are already awaiting the chinese president visiting the imperil college with the duke of york. you're right it's down to business here at 10 downing street. we're expecting 30 billion pounds worth of deals to be signed during this four day state visit. as you know the u.k. has been

courting chinese investment and that includes a one third stake. that's what they're expecting in the nuclear project. also we're hearing they're going to reduce the cost tourist visas. they'll be costing 85 pounds or so. we have seen chinese nationals take their tourism dollars here to the u.k. and also watching for possibly a high speed rail deal as well. back to you guys. >> susan, thank you very much. susan of course is in the rain still. >> very hon don rainy day. i hate to say. still to come on the show, how will the return of carnitas boost chipotle. >> what is that? >> some kind of work. we'll boost the company's latest set of numbers coming up after this break.

not the performance we wanted. that's the view of marissa mayer after yahoo! misses earnings and revenue targets. >> a frothey fine for starbucks and fiat. both companies benefitted illegally from tax deals in the

netherlands. >> out with the old and in with the new. thiam takes the reigns at credit suisse unveiling a massive overhaul including a 6 billion hike. >> i wanted to take capital off the table. just take it off the table so that when we meet we can talk about our business. >> representative paul ryan of wisconsin throwing his hat in the ring for race for house speaker saying he could run if certain conditions are met. hello and welcome back to worldwide exchange. if you're just tuning in thanks for joining us on the show. let's take a look at how markets are fairing ahead of the u.s. owe. all three indices did break a three day winning streak yesterday but just barely in the red. look at today gaining ground up in positive territory but slight gains pushing up about 50

points. now ibm one of the biggest weighers to the downside yesterday after disappointing earnings but now a little bit of a rebound in the dow jones. another big day of earnings with coca-cola. just a few of the blue chip names reporting for the earnings week. let's take a look at how european markets are fairing. a bit of a rebound across the board. earlier we saw them all dip in red over nervousness. but now the ftse mib is now strattling the line here. the xetra dax moving and the ftse 100 into positive territory. one of the biggest movers on the downside is negative guidance going forwar adrian and this is off they off loaded the economist division. it also took a bit of nervousness seeing the late day sell off in the shanghai composite. it appears that investors are gaining more momentum now but

the focus will be on the ecb meeting tomorrow waiting to see whether or not mario draghi will hint at further stimulus down the road. >> just to recap if you're just joining us now we had some news out concerning starbucks and fiat this morning. the eu is ruling that they have benefitted from illegal tax deals. they're saying that the taxes are between somewhere in the region of 20 to 30 million euros for each company. they say precise amounts are to be determined by the authorities based on different methodologies. so that's what we're hearing this morning. also starbucks is saying they have complied with all rules guidelines and laws and support the tax reform process and plan to appeal the eu decision on tax ruling. incidentally also i was just looking at comments from the

head of the european commission. i can't find that particular comment right now but she was basically saying it's unfair if some companies, if they're not paying what they owe. if there's some rules for some and some rules for others. star pucks come mys with everything despite the ruling and they'll be appealing. >> some had been relieved to get guidance on what it looks like as well. >> yeah. >> turning the focus back to the earnings picture, chipotle reported third quarter earnings below estimates. though revenues are in line with what the street was expecting. they posted earnings of $4.59. that was on revenues of $1.2 billion as sales growth slowed and restaurants continue to slow down. shares fell about 2% after the bell and are now trading off just about 2% as we mentioned and let's see if we can get another check there.

all this year they're up just about 3%. for more on this stock let's bring in steven anderson joining us from new york. thank you for being here today. i want to talk a bit about chipotle specifically looking at this sales growth slow down. how much of a concern is this when we see the company saying not just this year put into next year as well. >> well, let me say one thing about management, management has tended to be a bit on the conservative side. however, one thing that concerned us on last night's management call was that the company says fourth quarter sales were in line with the third quarter. that even as carintas which is pork has returned to about 90% of its restaurants they have not really seen sales lift like they

expected with the return of carnitas. that being said though there's some markets in the past week that have not seen pork return to the restaurants and we assume that the companies going to wait until those markets receive pork to get a national push when it comes to marketing that they returned pork to all the restaurants. we think growth can be turned to mid single digit pace going into 2016 but until then we expect sales to continue to be choppy through at least november. >> steven, hi. so i'm looking back and i'm looking in 2014 and some sales figures there and they were strong. they were very strong. we saw sales in the region of 20% at one point. above 15% at one point. realestic realistically what growth can we anticipate now?

>> serving more customers at that particular time. the other air of concern was even though the company did serve more customers outside of lunch. typically in the off peak periods they did say that the number of customers served during peak lunch period declined on a year over year basis. that's an area that some investors are a little bit concerned about. do we think the company can recover from that? yes, we can. we think there's other avenues from top line leverage. most notably the off site and the catering sales which we think can be a lever that can contribute to mid single digit comp growth. >> steven in the past as well they had price increases that they have been able to feed through for customers. are customers still willing to take on price increases. >> i think for chipotle, historically they have been able to do that. >> okay. all right. so looking at the multiple, we

have a pe multiple of 53% or so higher than the industry average. it's pretty impressive when you look at the performance and again i'm just speculating about the future and competition coming in from left field. >> well, i will say that historically chipotle failed to meet the challenge of competitors. you're still seeing at least 10%, maybe low teen unit growth. don't forget that chipotle has a second and third concept. it's the analog to what they have been doing in mexican. we think that has the best shot of being that second concept. maybe not being the size of chipotle. it will be a 3 to 400 unit chain. the third concert is however with the growth of the fast casual pizza segment among competitors the path to growth there is a little bit less

clear. >> thank you very much for getting up nice and early to be with us. >> thank you again. >> analyst at maxim group. >> we have been talking about ferrari but another auto maker stealing the spotlight here, that's tesla. still to come, why tess hah shares were falling after hours. we get under the hood with those details, coming up.

>> josh has the full details from straens. >> yahoo! might have missed analyst expectations. a disappoint lt for investors but an agreement with a big rival is making the headlines specifically announcing a search advertising agreement with google. google will provide yahoo! with search ads. google will pay yahoo! a percentage of the gross revenue from ads on yahoo! properties. they're saying this is going to give the company greater flexibility when it comes to choosing suppliers of search results and ads. yahoo! reported 15 cents on revenue of 1.23 billion. analysts wanted to see 17 cents

that's mobile video native and social ads jumping 45% to 422 million. that's important because those are the areas where the internet ad dollars are flowing. display revenue better than expected at 405 million. search though continuing to struggle. clocking in at 391 million down some 13%. as for guidance, light. yahoo! is saying to expect q-4 gross revenues 1.16 to 1.2 billion. analysts wanted to see 1.3 billion. i'm josh lipton in san francisco. >> we have been talking about food, restaurants. yum brands is gearing up to spin off it's china business after dealing with the world's most pop you lus market. yum china will become a separately publicly traded franchisee of yum brands and craig creed says the move will

provide yum with greater stability going forward. jonathan morgan is director of research at the edge consulting group and he is with us. this spin off is a massive market for them. things started going wrong in 2011, really 2012 you had the allegations of the use of antibiotics and growth hormones in their chickens, the flu outbreak and other incidents as well. is this a good deal for them to spin off the unit finally? >> interestingly enough this was one name that came from our predicted list of spin offs. we have a spin off screener because we predict spin offs but also look at the announcementment we looked at the same factors that management would have looked at with regards to its spinning off the lower margin business which is the china business versus the non-china business and from our history of spin offs it shows a lot of these consumer businesses

once they do a spin off they give around 32% return over the first year and once they have a new management team they'll be able to look to reap the benefits going forward. >> yum china will be paying for the brand rights to kfc, pizza hut and taco bell which isn't in china yet. >> that's correct. there's a bit of an opportunity there. that's why i see these spin offs prove the value because once you have an independent board and management team stressing the growth and looking at the company going forward you'll see a bit of a change and even looking at some of the groups like starbucks and mcdonald's they could even benefit from a potential break up going forward as well. >> jonathan, i'm wondering when we talk about two separate companies here with yum china what's the benefit of investing into yum china? not only is it the food scare

concerns we saw but also this consumer problem now with fears of a slow down specific to that country. what would the case be for specifically yum china. >> we tried to look at the historical basis or standpoint where is going to be the value in investing in the spin off going forward. they're going to be able to lower the debt going forward. we seen that at least for the yum-china business they won't have a lot of debt going forward. as mentioned, the management change going forward is going to be important for the company and, you know, i think we're still waiting for the form 10 to get all the particulars in order but i think over the next year once we get the very first filing or that perspectus we'll see what's going to happen with this company going forward but it could be an interesting play going forward. >> another key point will be the

competitive landscape. mcdonald's has been really picking up it's game and it appears breakfast increasing demand there among fast food consumers as well. how do you think yum is fairing against the competition at the moment? >> well, i think yum definitely has work with regards to the competition side. that's why you saw the announcement yesterday and the reaction in the market price. it is up 4 or 5% yesterday on the news of yum but if you even look at the slow down in china, that's effecting the rest of the asian businesses. that's why we see starbucks, you know, with their exposure as well and also mcdonald's as you mentioned. they could also benefit from a break up. i know there's some rumors in the market that mcdonald's want to do potentially a break up going forward but i think going, you know, longer term we like

tas pe the aspect of a spin off and this is going to be interesting going forward as well. >> keeping an eye at the long-term potential there. that's director of research at the edge consulting group. >> hard to believe the presidential election in the u.s. is a year off. we're keeping a move on every move in the polls. donald trump and ben carson are leading in the republican presidential race. in the last month alone carson gained 8 points and now he's joining trump as one of the other two candidates in the field with a support level higher than 20%. in the meantime the poll finds carly fiorina lost 11 points over the same period and no other candidates made significant gains or losses since the last republican debate hosted by cnn earlier this month. meanwhile, jim webb is dropping out of the primary race and

ending his bid for the democratic presidential nomination but says he will still consider an independent bid. speaking at a press conference in washington webb told reporters the democratic party moved away from millions of dedicated hard working americans. and a poll from nbc news shows hillary clinton is gaining ground and her lead is widening in the democratic race following a strong performance. that same poll reveals a waning support for joe biden should he enter the race this late in the game with only 15% of primary voters saying they would pick him as their first choice. eight piers that hillary clinton moving up in the polls after the debate we saw last week, we didn't get much from him in the debate. but it's again looking like hilary is solidifying her lead in the polls. it's still over a year away. hard to tell. >> a lot can happen and so much

of the focus has been on the republican party with donald trump coming in, gaining so significantly in the polls so early on. carly fiorina. i'm not sure where she is. >> dripping down a bit. i don't know if that's partly to do with ben carson's rise. >> she did well but now you saben carson sneaking up and hillary clinton as well. we'd love to hear from you. what do you think is going to happen? who do you think is going to walk away with the spot? >> jeb bush as well. argument saying that trump should be paying more attention to jeb bush instead of carson but ben carson is neck and neck now. >> we'll see. get in touch @nancycnbc.

worldwide@cnbc.com is the e-mail address. >> moving focus to congress, representative paul ryan of wisconsin saying he would consider running for speaker of the house but only if certain conditions were met. speaking at a meeting he told colleagues he would run if the caucus could unify around a positive message of big ideas. some conditions included making it harder to oust the speaker and allowing for more favorable out going balance than john boehner had. if you can agree to these requests and i can truly be a unifying figure then i will gladly serve and if i'm not unifying that will be fine as well. i'll be happy to stay where i am at the ways and means committee. tracie potts has the latest from washington. paul ryan there setting out

conditions. do you think he will get the job? >> well, it is certainly possible. he wants to make sure that all of these different groups within the republican party are behind him before they vote. not after. he wants to go forward as you put it as the unity party candidate. a couple of other conditions as well. things he wants to make sure that they happen. he says this needs to be a party that proposes ideas. he also wants to make sure that they change the rules so it's not so easy to get rid of the house speaker. >> thank you for that tracy. if you just joined us reminder of our headlines. it's not the performance we wanted. that's the view of marissa mayer after yahoo! missing earnings sending shares lower after

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in premarket trade you might be interested, yahoo! shares down after reporting results. they're down by 1.3% or so. we heard that yahoo! missed on their earnings per share, their revenue saw an ib crease of

6.4%. they missed the mark on top and bottom lines posting earnings of 15 cents per share on revenues of $1.2 billion. ceo marissa mayer also spoke about the company's partnership with google. >> we signed a three year partnership with google to bolster our search capabilities. this will be supplemental to our partnership with microsoft. it does not have minimum volume commitments. it covers desktop and global traffic in the united states and many primary international markets. >> we'll keep an eye to see how yahoo! opens today. that is it for today's show. >> it's back to the future day. 7:29 p.m. eastern time. set your clocks. >> the exact moment. >> that the back to the future movie that they travelled forward to so we can relive a bit of our childhood. >> yeah. >> i'm still waiting for that. i don't know about you. >> i'm waiting for the jacket

that dries itself in this london weather. >> and the rehydrating pizza. >> that too. have a lovely day. >> have a good day.

ferrari prices it's ipo at the top of the expected range. yahoo!'s earnings fall short of estimates but could a knew deal be the key to its turn around? chipotle's latest numbers disappoint wall street and the chain warns that growth will cool even more next year and paul ryan says he's ready to run for house speaker but only under specific conditions and finally the future is now. it was 30 years ago remember and today it's october 21st, 2015. that's the date to which marty

mcfly travelled back in back to the future two. so get to the delorean, grab your hoverboard, squawk box begins right now. ♪ >> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is squawk box. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. welcome to squawk box here on cnbc. i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s. equity futures. if you have been watching the last three weeks dow is up by 6%. if you take a look at what is happening though there's green arrows again with the dow futures up. s&p futures up by 5.5. it's was a hair raising session in asia overnight. chinese