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claims and ppi >>> about 35 companies in s&p 500 report results this week, retail and media are in the center ground. names to watch, cbs, michael course, kohl'smacy's. >>> softbank shares higher landon dowdy joins us. >> good morning. softbank topping estimates for the quarter. the japanese conglomerate says profits rose more than 50% after they included vision fund as new reportable segment that's the world's largest private equity fund, one of many areas that softbank founder's son has his hand in. has stakes in sprint, allalibab. they're big on ridesharing companies with investments, but as cnbc first reported friday, softbank is not in investing in uber one source telling cnbc talks dead in the water following abrupt departure of ceo travis kalanick shares of softbank are up about 2.3% in early trading. back to you. >> thank you very much for that. >>> could be looking to make a come back. information reports the former ceo asked former colleagues if they would support him in a shareholder battle mr. kalanick, still waiting to hear who his replacement might be. >>> in other tech news, google executives responding to 3300 word anti-diversi

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s&p sectors are lower. >>> our road map for the hour does begin with retail roundup kohl's macy's and dillards all on thealling after first reports of going public >> plus i'll have an exclusive interview with the ceo of adp. >>> as we said, markets having their first day in over a month down the third straight day. dow's having the biggest slide since april. it's good to see you both. what's going on here is this -- got some inflation numbers weren't to hardening obviously north korea a heating up do you see this lasting longer than a few days? >> i think a few days is the extent of it in my mind. the underlying economic strength on a global basis is still pretty substantial and what this is going on in the market right now is really north korea taking over the conversation at some point, that will fade. you know, the markets really don't have any way of figuring out what is going to happen. we can't price it. sop at some point, we'll give up on that. >> it's been said a few times this morning that pricing armageddon, they don't do that well does it mean we get 5%, more than that? what does it mean when

s&p is in correction territory from their most recent highs. you are looking at macy's is 55 pars off its highs, cigna, mosaic, foot locker, hess, via com, kohl's, are those bargains? >> not yet it's a systemic rate going on in retail no, question about it there is also a residential and commercial real estate aspect to the whole retail space, with i is resolving itself at the same time putting pressure on these names. because there is a question about how many locations actually need, even if you are a successful retailer. so i'd like to see all this stuff getting resolved if are you in a b class mall and 60% of your out. s are there. there is a chance that mall actually goes out of business. which forces you to shut down locations. there is all kind of this overhang retail. i remember the cooperman conversation and lee basically was non-committal. he didn't feel comfortable buying into the valuation. he's turned out to be right in a mini correction. what bothers me, a market that goes straight up never goes up and never corrects is very troublesome. now we have a pause that refreshes. you know, people are finding ways to assure themselves. i

kohl talked about as quickly as expected. they went into a mild recession in the mid-90's.the social democratic government that did the labor reforms. that later put germany in a better position to withstand the financial crisis in 2009. i won't say they've done everything correct. what a lot of people criticize austerity, they would say it's fiscal discipline. thishan: when we have conversation about germany, should germany be looked at as a model? >> i think there is a lot that can be learned from germany, especially around discipline. keeping your promises, saying what you mean in meaning which work under think the the leadership has been excellent in terms of that budget read -- budget. the labor market is too tough attitudes difficult to start new businesses in germany. they don't have a challenge japan does. what they have to do is unleash the entrepreneurial spirit is where is maintaining discipline. everybody's hat is off to germany. they have an offended either act that they have an economy tied to a larger european economic -- economy. mark,were just the german th

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earning season in full swing with cva devin nunes kohl's, macy's snap to report futures right now strong index fuse a higher open dow futures up 28 points s9 and one half not big gains but following through on big rally last week a gain of 260 points for the dow, total, last week, the biggest, gain percentage wise that we have seen since may joining us strategist -- strategist research partner jason you say that so funny what is your earnings season take so far. >> terrific by any standard 5% company reported 74% companies have beaten estimates. and this is the second quarter double-digit earnings gangs after earnings regulation from 2015 into 2016, just hard to knock it down by any standard. >> you don't see that happening then? >> no, i think it is terrific i think -- what, market going down -- >> market going down earnings disappointing. >> no, i mean, for the earnings for the a second quarter basically -- 85% have reported it is a terrific season. >> retailers coming up cvs macy's disney a good barometer snap later in the weaning after kellogg bell thursday your radar? in my opinion those -- are not for a sector point of view are not

s at the finish that moment you suck up all that doubt that fear all those reasons why not and decide to begin. get your game on with under armour. now at kohl'sthe nation's jobless picture is looking brighter. it dropped 3.4% in july, a 16-year low. if you're wondering where the jobs are coming from, look no further than your local dining establishment. >> jobs in the restaurant industry are now growing. the trend is the topic of the current article in the atlantic and we're joined by its author, senior editor derek thompson. good morning. >> good morning. >> it's important. you say it's happening all over the country from cleveland to new orleans. a third of the jobs have come from restaurants. >> that's right. it might be one of the most underrated stories. what are the sectors. it's the manufacturing economy and then retail and health care, but now restaurants are going faster than all of those. in three years at current rates there will be more employees in manufacturing, in factories. >> is it as simple as we all have to eat? >> we all have to eat. we have a choice. we can eat at home or out of home nchl the 1950s. 25% of our food budget

s&p have reported but we are not done yet. has been onis week media and retail as we saw with cbs and disney. fox leads 20th century tomorrow followed by macy and kohl'scpenney. before we get to the specific sector, talk about north korea. tanked onis market the news but it wasn't like a was a 300 point drop. what did you make of this spike in the vix? has beenst, the market setting up for something of a near-term correction for a while. we had been accumulating this body of evidence suggesting we are running on fumes. things like not confirming the rise and large caps. dow doing better than the s&p. lookingrunning on fumes for an excuse to correct and this seems to have provided us with a good excuse. the question is how long does it indoor. the market -- does it endure. the market has been conditioned to take a short-term gut check than thein a negative next day come in and basically perceive it is all past. confounded at the markets drop on north korea but they do not really drop on the failure of health care reform. why? what are they picking and choosing? gina: there is so much uncertainty with respect to north korea. is a shock because it is une

s&p 500 is off four points nasdaq is taking on 1.6% and 62.49 is the level there micro on materials and retail continues to be in focus. macy's and kohl's lower and take a look at chipotle as it hit as four-year low session. lets get to bob pisani >> hi bob. >> so of course, look at the faaang stocks.n netflix are having problems with disney semiconductors and pharmaceutical and airlines, these are all leader groups a few weeks ago. moving to the downside we talk a lot about the retail earnings the porn thiimportant thing is nice rally in these retail stocks these are hoping for improving sales. the sale numbers were less bad and they were still down yes, they were better expected so macy's and kohl's already still down they sell off on the news and some of the other names out there not having any earnings out there like ascena and urban outfitters we are a small numberoff of th historic high, only 1.2% of the s&p 500. guys, back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. >>> if we are on edge in north korea right here imagine how they may feel in south korea. bill neely is in seoul looking at that country. >> reporter: in seoul, this is a de

points at 22,031 s&p 500 and nasdaq are ever so slightly lower by a quarter percent and less than a fifth of a percent. worst performing groups, energy among them concho, noble. and macy's, kohl's foot locker all in the green today. >> thank you now, we are on the clock for the big july jobs report it's that time already the first friday of the month. 8:30 a.m. eastern breaking right here on cnbc steve liesman joining us with what to expect from that jobs number >> very excited, brian we have new data an hour ago that adds to the other reports suggesting tomorrow's jobs report could be healthy. the national federation of independent business is 19% of those surveyed up four points for june and the highest level we've seen since june 2006. more than half, 27%, say they increased their workers compensation here's the other stuff we have jobless claims are down and ism manufacturing index is pretty healthy. the negatives, the ism services number and the workforce where are the workers going to come from? here's the numbers we're working for. nonfarm and average hourly wages and unemployment given what demographic growth is, average wages seem healthy at 0.3 and unemployment tickin

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about 35 companies in the s&p 500 reporting results with retail and media front and center among names to watch, cbs, marriott, michael kors, disney, 21st century fox, kohl's, macy's talk about stocks to watch shares of rockwell collins jumping late friday after reports that united technologies made an offer to buy the company. rockwell is reviewing the bid. reports say there's no certainty it will engage in talks with united tech. >>> and fresenius paying $30 a share for the company which makes products to treat kidney failure. >>> shares of toshiba jump nearly 6%. company auditor signing off on financial results after dispute over when they should have recorded losses from the westinghouse unit. the move could increase chances they're delisted from tokyo stock exchange. >>> let's get to washington. president trump taking a working vacation in new jersey that's where we find kayla, she's down the street. >> reporter: good morning, andrew president trump is taking two weeks of a working vacation in bed minister while the west wing undergoes renovation public schedule for the president is empty biggest development is nearby in new york where the u.n. securi

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