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amazon, alphabet, microsoft, and intel, their stocks are soaring. next week, apple and facebook report their earnings. can you expect more of the same? and will these giants turbo charge the tech rally, guys? >> it will be harder for a company like facebook, for example, to do what a microsoft did today or an intel did today

amazon, alphabet, microsoft and intel moving sharply higher. amazon up by 7.5%. have more on those earnings in a moment ten-year treasury note for you also moved higher. that led to a decent move higher in the dollar. 2.45% as you can see continuing that trend over the last month of yields going higher main reason for that was the house passing the budget vote and i guess with that increasing hopes of tax reform being possible >>> a positive session overnight in asia with chinese stocks and hong kong stocks heading for the highest close in two years this comes a week after china wrapped up a major political event take note of the move in japan a fresh 21-year high for the nikkei, surfacing 22,000 ahead of an important bank of japan meeting next week. hang seng higher by 0.8% >>> in europe, some economic data that traders are digesting. the french consumer confidence pulling back on uncertainty. president macron's reforms getting much more scrutiny overall, the dax has been the big outperformer over the past 12 months. the ftse 100 up about 7% >>> as for broader m

the company beat on the top and bottom lines and it's not just that company also microsoft, google, intel, amazonporting later on today. henry blodgett joins us to try to break all of that down. big day for the cloud and advertising, henry from what we've seen so far from twitter, any lines you can draw to what we'll be looking at from microsoft, google, amazon? >> let's go back to twitter first. i get plenty of things wrong and give you a chance to humiliate me on air all the time six months ago when i suggested twitter might actually have a bright future. i was laughed at it's coming, seemingly, to truth. twitter does something no other service does it is realtime, it is news, back and forth. if twitter disappeared tomorrow, somebody else would create it immediately, because none of the other services do that now they are pushing into video. it's very powerful, it's a new model. they seem to be coming out the other side so it's good to see twitter recovering that's great what does that mean for others others have been in much better shape for a while so hopefully that carries through. >>still n

the index was the clear standout, basking in the glow of blowout earnings from amazon, alphabet, microsoft, and intel that we told you about last night. amazon and alphabet closed at all-time highs and above the $1,000 a share mark. the two dow components, microsoft and intel, were both up more than 6%. microsoft hit a new all-time high. and intel was the best performing stock today on the blue chip index. today alone, amazon added more than $61 billion to its market cap. alphabet's market cap now tops $700 billion, about twice the size of exxonmobil. microsoft's market cap pushed past 650 dlal billion, just onek after hitting $600 billion. intel shares hit a 17-year high. that along with apple saying it's seeing strong demand for its iphone x sent the nasdaq up more than 2%. and the fact that index easily outperforming the dow jones industrial average, which added 33 points, and the s&p, which gained 20 to hit a record. the nasdaq was the big winner for the week as well. >>> the global benchmark for crude settled above $60 a barrel for the first in more than two years. prices were supported by specu

attack we have to ask ourselves who did the best job, who stole the show, was it amazon, alphabet, maybe intel? could be microsofthe answer, all of them. and all for different reasons. amazon stole the show because its revenues accelerated amazon prime day made christmas come early a holiday created by jeff bezos. alexa is agreement that's a my rmiraculous move fo a company. alphabet stole the show because youtube got 70 --. management's claims one day it could be one of biggest businesses out there the company has $100 billion in cash 60% of that is overseas. stock up $42 with 42.6%. microsoft stole the show because office 365, the commercial cloud segment azure got better and better its stock is up $5, 6.4% intel got better, the data center didn't disappoint there's a personal computer recovery, it makes the stock seem cheap, 14 times earnings. ep especially with the potential of the mobile action. how is it possible that all these tech titans are doing so well i feel like i was put back in prime sheet. unli unli unlike the dot com burden of the internet intel's chips for data center service has been pulled alo

especially the focus will be on thursday when the big tech companies will be out with earnings amazon google microsoft intel but then also on tuesday we will have general motors for instance or make donald out was number so a lot depends on those earnings if there's a rally that we've seen recently can continue all right plenty to look forward to this weekend's quarter in new york for us thank you for us wealth already said given a german com make a fox fog and the green light to repair around thirty eight thousand s.u.v.s with really to diesel engines that could potentially have access and we should never and this is welcome news for fox german car maker would have had to pay up to four billion dollars had the u.s. authorities denied the approval for the vehicle fixes that means it's set to save around one billion dollars as a result of that decision that decision affecting its. seven and porsche cayenne models. nevertheless the clouds continue to gather over germany's car industry here in europe the european commission has announced even more raids on offices of comic saying it was looking for evidence th

southwest airlines and twitter those are before the opening bell after the close alphabet, amazon, gilead, intel and microsoftit is going to be a big day. lots for us to follow. >>> sticking with earnings, abi reporting higher third quarter profits. landon has the details on that one. good morning >> the world's largest brewer out with results the stock moving lower on what was a mixed quarter. on the positive side, abi developed 4% revenue growth and 14% profit growth thanks to a higher synergy target and the largest brands, corona, stella artois and budweiser total volumes fell mainly due to weakness in the u.s., where shipping to wholesalers was hampered by the hurricanes in florida and texas. all of the buzz in the report is brazil ab inbev saw profits rise in the second largest market in nearly two years as price hikes compensated for selling less beer in a statement the company said they remain cautiously optimistic and confident in the ability to accelerate growth there. the shares of ab inbev are down about 3% in early trading. back over to you >> landon, thank you very much for that >>> other earning

all biggies reporting after the bell, amazon, google, microsoft and intel, oscar goes to nicole. , we are watching aetna with a volatility pause. let's lock at this. we're going to watch, looking at microsoft, and amazon, and intel and google, all 4 to upside, today with focus on google in particular. they beat in july, earnings per share and revenue, fox business brought to you they have an underlying expense. amazon, what will they say about whole foods? about cloud computing? web services? that has been a real winner we're tyear-to-date, intel hight is a new high. almost 2000, so a 17 year high? and microsoft, a real winner, a lifetime high for microsoft. keen eye on aetna. liz: both stocks in opposition direction, aetna higher up as we speak about 11%, we also have cvs, the acquiree down about 3%. but aetna getting a positive lift from this room rumor there may be a merger in works, melissa and david will have later news and earnings here on fox business after the bell, we will give you a lesson how a start up, to a well established sector freezes out the biggest rivals who ha

shares of amazon, alphabet, microsoft, intel, soaring across the board, pushing the nasdaq to another-time high. we had a parlor game this morning about which move this morning is the most impressive of those four. what would you say >> of those four, let's see, just had the acceleration, at least in the internet names, and it was pretty clear and even across a bunch of geographies and product lines, whether amazon with retail and cloud or google with advertising, even search advertising is accelerating and also with their cloud business and maybe with their hardware business, so another word for these names is acceleration stories and stocks typically go up with that. both are aggressively investing in new opportunities that's a good thing for long-term investors. we like them both. >> scott, for me the most impressive is microsoft, because, intel is in there, too, sure, but this is a name that a lot of people had given up for dead, thought they missed mobile, that they were going to miss the cloud, yet engagement user numbers appear to be up pretty much across the board for them, ev

specially the focus will be on thursday when the big tech companies will be out with earnings amazon google microsoft intel but then also on tuesday we will have general motors for instance or make donald out was number so a lot depends on those earnings if there's a rally that we've seen recently can continue all right plenty to look forward to dissuade the end of quarter in new york for us thank you for us wealth already said given a german com make a fox fog and the green light to repair around thirty eight thousand s.u.v.s with three to diesel engines that could potentially have access and we should never now this is welcome news for fox german car maker would have had to pay up to four billion dollars had the us authorities denied the approval for the vehicle fixes that means it's set to save around one billion dollars as a result of that decision that decision affecting its. seven and porsche cayenne models. nevertheless the clouds continue to gather over germany's car industry here in europe the european commission has announced even more raids on offices of comic saying it was looking for evidence

focus will be again on technology companies we will get earnings results from microsoft from intel from google and also from amazon all on thursday after hours and it probably would also depend on those numbers if we can continue this breast taking a really new high here on wall street the dow jones industrial average almost twenty three thousand five hundred points absolutely incredible all men all of wall street yes quarter thank you very much. if you want in a small only dim sized enterprise here in germany your job looks fairly safe for the time being the country's economy has always relied on highly specialized small and medium sized firms in fact have long been referred to as the backbone of the german economy and that was study has confirmed that the role they play in the country's economic health is more vital than ever. a new study from the german development bank has shown that sales from german s.m.u. companies like this manufacturer of specialized palms rose steeply yet again in twenty sixteen they were up by nearly four percent to four and a half trillion euros that's the strongest growth for five yea

amazon, microsoft, google all at new highs. amazon up 13%. alphabet google up 4%. microsoft up 6% and intel up 7%. amazon, who became the richest man in the whole wide world, $91 billion. the first time this happened when the stock hit a high in july. they published a list way back when. he was worth 7 1/2 billion. he is way over bill gates just slightly. he is number one. takes the cake there. we look at cvs and aetna. this is a story we broke right here on fox news right going into the closing bell yesterday. both came under pressure on tie-up of a deal. you can see a new low for cvs health. down 5.7%. aetna a big laggard. for the week we have all up arrows and we have to cheer some of those winners and tech did really great, really shine today. cheryl: the amazon effect hitting entire market. nicole, thanks so much. economic growth crushed expectation this is morning. gdp hitting 3% for the third quarter, despite impact with not one but two deadly hurricanes. let's bring in today's panel. care roth, entrepreneur, former investment banker and john petrides is here. >> thanks for having me on. che

specially the focus will be on thursday when the big tech companies will be out with earnings amazon google microsoft intel but then also on tuesday we will have general motors for instance or make donaldson out was numbers so a lot depends on those earnings if this rally that we've seen recently can continue all right plenty to look forward to this weekend's quarter in new york for us thank you or us will for a tease have given a german comic a fox fog and the green light to repair around thirty eight thousand s.u.v.s with three to diesel engines it could potentially have access and we should never and this is welcome news for fox german call maker would have had to pay up to four billion dollars at the u.s. authorities denied the approval for the vehicle fixes that means it's set to save around one billion dollars as a result of that decision that decision affecting its. seven and porsche cayenne models. nevertheless the clouds continue to gather over germany's car industry here in europe the european commission has announced even more raids on offices of comic saying it was looking for evidence they mig

and microsoft beat europe is solid and back home watch bonds, the strongest back to back gains since 2015 the big day for big tech rollout earnings from amazon and alphabet and microsoft and intel>> all of those set to move higher at the open as well we've got the amazon effect -- well, maybe, maybe being blown a little out of proportion what is true is cbs vs is tryint buy aetna, in a deal worth $66 million. >> the retail wreck, macy's kohl's moving lower also it is a strong morning for big tech all jumping on better than expected results, guys last night in the first hour of all of those results, the combined market cap of the three, microsoft, amazon and google, up $80 billion in an hour >> i'm calling it terrific thursday i mean, there were four pearls last night >> i know them. >> in reference to pearl jam. >> got it, even flow. >> very well done. >> i have to tell you i'm trying to rank them and i can't, they were that special. because i can tell you microsoft, azure number was great. i could go easily into amazon and talk about how they created a holiday that may be the second biggest holiday in our country when it comes to spending and youtube up 70%, making a fortune a

today, expect reports from big names like alphabet, microsoft, intel, ford and amazon. >>> a factory is at the center of several discrimination lawsuits. describing a toxic culture at tesla's electric car plant in california. three workers compare the treatment of black workers to jim crow. while a female engineer says she was fired for suing 0 over gender discrimination tesla is the latest to have workers allege discrimination. tesla told cnn they take it seriously but there has never been a case, not once. >> a record year for retail. the industry just set an all-time high for store closures, more than 6700 u.s. stores have closed since january 1. that beats the previous record of 6,163 which happened during the financial crisis. we did see walgreens to help push the tally to a new high. it announced plans to close about 600 locations yesterday. we're seeing these retailers' woes being caused by on line shopping. others include kmart, sears j.c. penney -- amazon. >> it's happening. more than the financial crisis. that is a staggering number. "early start" continues right now. >> a

you can expect reports to come out from big names you may recognize, alphabet, microsoft, intel, ford and amazoncord year for retail but not for positive reasons. the industry just set an all-time high for store closures, more than 6,700 u.s. stores have closed since january 1. that beat the previous record closings that happened during the financial crisis. walgreens helped push it to a new high. announcing plans to close about 600 locations just yesterday. retailers' woes as a whole has been caused by on line shopping. kmart, sears -- a factory is at the center of several discrimination lawsuits. describing a culture at tesla. three workers compare the treatment of black workers to jim crow, while a female engineer says she was fired for suing over gender discrimination. tesla is just the latest company to have workers allege discrimination. tesla did tell cnn it takes all complaints seriously but added that there has never been a single proven case of discrimination against the company. not one. >> all right. thanks. >> corporal culture, right? >> in so many ways. >> thanks for joining us. >>

we will get earnings results for microsoft, from intel, from google and amazon all on thursday all after-hours will probably depend on those numbers if we can continue this breathtaking, really, new high on wall street. the dow jones almost 23,500. helena: absolutely incredible. thank you very much. in poland, young doctors in the southern province are set to go on strike tomorrow over their working conditions unless there is an emergency, they will be talking -- taking part in a doctor-free day, calling for better conditions and wages. reporter: these young doctors are hungry and tired. they have not eaten in days in protest of the working conditions in polish hospitals. they see the country does not spend enough on health care with under 5% of gdp going to health care. : it lacks behind the -- poland lags behind the recommendation of 6%. >> we are grateful the patients will not be harmed. every doctor can choose to protest or not. we are seeing reaction among the public. reporter: earlier this month doctors demonstrated outside government buildings and more so. -- in warso. they want to rais

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. >> i was going to say, intel, microsoft, amazon and alphabet all report on thursday and all are down they are all down that's not really been the focus. mostly about the cyclicals, not running up into those reports. i think in terms of this whole rotation you're not seeing that direct support at least on short-term basis. >> interestingly information technology better performing sector in s&p. names like visa which actually have good earnings as well how does this set us up for slew of big tech earnings. >> it will be interesting what they come up with. i agree with mike. i usually agree with mike, that shouldn't ab surprise. reassuring this is actually more of an earnings-driven phenomenon as far as the mild selloff we're having today you think about it, we're actually back where we were five days ago it's not that huge of a move at least in terms of s&p 500. earnings still matter here i think that's really relevant for investors when they are thinking about valuations, they are stretched, are they going to implode in on themselves just because of the weight of the valuations the an

of earnings for the quarter our traders on the desk, it is tech's big time to shine amazon, alphabet, microsoft, intelr jack jackie deangelis is gearing up for amazon in a few minutes. dom chu is here listening to

the industry was put to the test and passed with flying colors, as alphabet, amazon, microsoft, and intel blew past earnings estimates. >>> blockbuster deal. cvs health is reportedly in talks to buy aetna in what could be a transformsive deal for the health care industry. >>> why your mutual fund may not be all it's cracked up to be, tonight on "nightly business repo" for thursday, october 26th. >>> good evening, everyone, welcome. lots to tell you about tonight. a possible major deal in health care. a presidential push against opioid addiction. and a report that questions how you probably pick mutual funds. we begin with major news about profits in tech-land. and they were good. expectations were high, and big tech did not disappoint. four major companies reported quarterlies that were much stronger than anyone expected. let's start with amazon. the story here, simple. revenue. up. profit, up. the stock, up. the company earned 52 cents a share. expectations were for three pennies. sales jumped 30% to $43 billion year over year. vers s were giddy, sending shares through the thousand dolla

specially the focus will be on thursday when the big tech companies will be out with earnings amazon google microsoft intel but then also on tuesday we will have general motors for instance or mcdonald's out was numbers so a lot depends on those earnings if there's a rally that we've seen recently can continue all right plenty to look forward to this weekend's quarter in new york for us thank you. now the clouds continue to gather over germany's coal industry european commission has announced even more raids on offices of call make it saying it was looking for evidence they might have violated e.u. anti trust her diamond b.w. have confirmed they were targeted by the raid investigators visited b.m.w. offices on friday the rates are aimed at uncovering evidence of a secret cartel that might have illegally discussed industry in mission control standards since the one nine hundred ninety s. . it's getting around busy central london is already testing but now for drivers of older more pollutant vehicles it just got more expensive as well now in a bid to tackle c o two emissions the british capital has joined th

amazon andicrosoft, intel. amazont, microsoft and all trading at all-time highs. tive fiber cloud. big influencea for all of these companies. for amazon, their most profitable unit. alphabet, big numbers. 24% year-over-year sales growth. by the cloud. joe: all about the cloud. scarlet: let's look at some things that are cloudy. these are the big losers. all declines.ney, baidu.lth and retail, earlier today, jcpenney was below three dollars. below 25%. it's worse a day since 1980. this is after they announced an inventory liquidation. cvs health on the possibility of amazon coming into the drug distribution space and investors not liking the possibility of a merger. and look at baidu, forecasts missed. investors bailing out. joe: let's take a look at the government bond market. yields in the u.s. today lower on the day. you get this massive risk on surge but lower yields. part of the explanation being the news that trump is leaning towards choosing jerome powell to head the fed. if you look at two-year yields, you can see that drop just before 10:00. right around 10

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of earnings for the quarter our traders on the desk, it is tech's big time to shine amazon, alphabet, microsoft, intel all higher jack jackie deangelis is gearing up for amazon in a few minutes. dom chu is here listening to intel. rich ross is standing by, ready for instant reaction gene munster is standing by for us, you can see him on his red iphone listening to those calls. we start off with tech nirvana, alphabet, amazon, microsoft, jumping on the after hours some impressive moves for stocks that have had huge runs this year do you just keep betting on tech pete >> yes and it's easy to me because of the fact that we went into this and talked about the fundamentals if you listen to the earnings calls almost across the board, everybody has incredible growth. i'm mostly focused on microsoft, i have a large position. i also have something on intel those are the two i care about the most when i look at microsoft and i see the commercial cloud and the growth they've got there, this is something that satya nadella put out there the day he came on board and he's executed every quarter. the fact that that

that was microsoft, google, amazon and intel, all of which beat after the bell. those are certainly ones to watch at the opening bell tomorrow, friday. liz: good to see you, thank you so much. tech titan amazon announcing massive earnings after the bell. the stock moving bigtime. next we're going to tell you how much. >>> and a guest who on last night's show says he was targeted by the fusion gps outfit, the anti-trump research firm. that interview is going viral and economist ben stein is here to react. that's next. we all depend on trucks. chevy, chevy, chevy trucks. we think it's because chevrolets are the most dependable dependable dependable trucks. built to last a long long time. with durable durability and rugged ruggedness. i like the extra power hauling power maxi power!!! and quality. seems they make them strong extra strong mile after mile after mile. ♪chevrolet! yes or no?gin. do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a

amazon, alphabet, microsoft, and intel, their stocks are soaring. next week, apple and facebook report their earnings. can you expect more of the same? and will these giants turbo charge the tech rally, guys? >> it will be harder for a company like facebook, for example, to do what a microsoft did today or an intel did today or any of the names you mentioned. they really have to prove themselves in terms of the stocks we saw, look at a company like adobe, lamb research, salesforce.com. other names are making all time highs. valuations for a lot of these companies make sense throw amazon into the mix, obviously. out of all the ones we mentioned, the most impressive to me was alphabet for a number different reasons. >> i agree with guy's reasoning. you had facebook up 4%, apple up 3.5% facebook is up 54% year to date. amazon is up 46% year to date. amazon really played cantch-up t the rest alibaba up 100%. this is one that i'm focused on next week, along with facebook and apple. >> is the setup too difficult for these stocks at this point >> we were l

amazon, alphabet, intel, and microsoft beat wall street estimates. how foods acquisition would fare for amazon and it looked like it fair to favorably. >> it was mostly about how much amazon would spend on it. investors i spoke with were pleased amazon make money. even though they were -- they had integration plus one time and that was an indication it out ofot be as costly the gate has some of them feared. >> walmart is stepping up the competition. is there any signs it is making a dent? >> the message to investors be doing walmart might a lot and innovating a lot and grabbing a lot of headlines, but amazon's growth continues to roar along strong and they are projecting a very strong holiday quarter. >> 47% paid click growth is extraordinary for a company this gigantic and feels like it has been on the present for years in our life. going up against facebook and amazon, nearly 50% growth is extraordinary. >> it is a global phenomenon and the search part of our daily usage of the internet remains robust even though we are spending more time on amazon

tonight's earnings, if you're not aware, already, includes google, amazon, intel, microsoft, expedia, and those are only the giants. >> that's going to beat nfl ratings. >> as if they didn't have enough problems they've got corporate earnings >> by the way, we're seeing in buffalo wild wings, they say it hasn't hurt them, the nfl ratings decline. >> there's the bell, by the way. s&p at the bottom of your screen at the big board, it's bm midstream partners, celebrating its ipo at nasdaq. also an ipo optical retail company, national vision holdings for wild, $1.36 beats by 79 cents. as they go from traditional wings in some cases to boneless, which apparently helps costs >> yes and i've got to tell you, remember, there was an activist involved there and the activist gave them religion and there's an example, i know that nelson peltz, when he comes in, finds things that can go right. the activist saying there were a lot of costs -- he took some labor costs out. but the important thing was the comp-store sales wasn't that good, but expenses were good i thought that was good. by the way, t

the nasdaq soaring to new highs today after blowout earnings from alphabet, amazon, intel and microsoftadded roughly $150 billion in market cap today alone. 94% of tech stocks have beat estimates so far, and it's not over yet four more tech giants are set to report next week, facebook and tesla on wednesday, the options market's implying 5% and 6% moves respectively for those stocks and apple and alibaba are reporting on thursday, apple implying a 4% move either direction and baba a 5% move together, these four names could represent an $84 billion shift in market cap. and mike khouw's got a way to buy one of these high flier's for less than 2 bucks. hey, mike. >> we're going to talk about a call spread risk reversal. we're looking at baba, targeting a catalyst in this case its earnings, which they're going to report midweek importantly, elevated options premiums are what we're seeing, implying about a 5.7% move, which is larger than the last couple that we've seen also, this is a stock that's up a lot. so one of the things we're looking to do here is risk less than if we were just going

is it too hard to pick because of amazon, microsoft, intel, they were all so darn good >> they are and it's too hard to pick the growth on the type of revenue base they already have is outstanding i don't think you've ever seen it in the history of the market. >> but amazon, right, so the street is expecting seven cents. they come in with 52 they are like you want profitability, okay? we'll show you profitability. >> that's a good point 30% top line growth. >> they can turn it on and off the 30% top line growth is unbelievable google also great growth look, here's how -- >> 33% goog. >> too early to think about selling these and i'll tell you why. traditionally as you go into the end of the year, a positive market and not only that, you've got amazon with their own products which is helping drive revenues and drive profits, and you'll get into the christmas season so analysts will be tripping over themselves to raiseprice targets, a happy consumer and great economy globally so they will keep going and the change in these companies is really amazing, so you've also got to look at other

>>> welcome back the nasdaq soaring to new highs today after blowout earnings by amazon, alphabet, intel, and microsoft. 94% of tech stocks have beat estimates so far next week, facebook and tesla. wednesday, options market is predicting 5 and 6% moves for those stocks apple and alibaba reporting on thursday together, these four names could represent an $84 billion shift in market cap. mike khouw has a way to buy one of these high fliers for less than two bucks >> we'll talking about using a call spread risk reversal. we're targeting alibaba. importantly, elevated options premiums are what we're seeing implying about a 5.7% move, which is larger than the last couple that we've seen also this is a stock that's up a lot. one of the things we're looking to do here is risk less than if we were just going out and purchasing the stock here. so taking a quick look, we're going to be -- you can see the kind of move that we've seen and basically, what i'm trying to take a look at here, if it's going to move 6% down, that's the risk essentially i'm trying to avoid it moves 6% to the upside, that's what i'm looki

amazon, alphabet, intel, and microsoft all beat wall street estimates. >> it was all of the speculation fare. >> there was a lot of anxiety on how that would go. most about how much amazon would spend on it. so, investors i spoke with were pleased that amazon actually made some money, even though they had integration cost one time. that was an indication that he was not going to be as costly out of the gate a some of them feared. >> walmart is stepping up its competition against amazon. is there any signs it is making a dent? >> that was another wildcard heading into earnings. the message to investors there is walmart might be doing a lot butinnovating a lot, amazon's growth continues to roar along strong they are predicting a very strong holiday quarter. >> 47% paid click growth is extraordinary for a company this gigantic, and a company that feels like it has been gigantic for years in our life. going up against facebook and amazon, nearly 50% growth is extraordinary. >> it is. it is just extraordinary. as a global phenomenon. again, the search part of our daily usage of the internet

focus will be again on technology companies we will get earnings results from microsoft from intel from google and also from amazon all on thursday after hours and it probably will also depend on those numbers if we can continue this breast taking a really new high here on wall street the dow jones industrial average almost twenty states twenty three thousand five hundred forty absolutely incredible and our man on wall street yang scotia thank you very much. in poland young doctors in the southern province of man want to us set to go on strike tomorrow over their working conditions unless it's an emergency they'll be taking part in a so-called doctor free day calling for better conditions and wages. these young doctors are hungry and tired they haven't eaten in days in protest of the working conditions in polish hospitals they say the country doesn't spend enough on health care with just under five percent of g.d.p. going to health care poland lags behind the world health organizations recommendation of six percent now for one day doctors in poland model polska province only offering emergency services. were grate

big tech is soaring on the back of strong earnings, amazon, alphabet and microsoft, intels also beatingn earnings and hitting the highest levels since 2000s. your biggest losers today, expedia and general electric and retail is getting whacked today. jc penney cutting its full year's forecast. we'll have more on that straight ahead. tyler. >> thank you, michelle i am tyler matheson, welcome everybody. third quarter gross domestic product coming stronger than expected second straight quarter of 3% plus growth and that has not happened since 2013. a new white house report predicts that corporate tax cuts alone would boost gdp by 3%. and crude oil trading outside of the u.s. jumping above $60 a barrel that's the highest level since july of 2016 crude are rallying two highest level. you know this, retail has been a volatile sector over the past year file that under statement of the century. well, some stocks have made big come backs and others continue to get whacked and sold off for investor in honor of halloween, we decide to give you trick or treating retails. first in the trick departme