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sources tell us that amazon.com is shopping for used boeing 777 and cargo planes.h plane models are a notch above its current fleet. delta airlines fell by the most in a year after warning that rising fuel costs threaten the earnings outlook. the carrier says revenue return to 66% of pre-covered levels in the previous quarter. net income came to $194 million or about early since a share. american and southwest will post next week. honda is doubling down on electric business in china pledging that all models will be back in powered by 2030. they will build two new factories in china beginning in 2024 and is planning to introduce to new electric models within five years. honda wants to completely ditch combustion engines by 2040. and a look at the day had for australia, the september jobs report is due. economists are predicting a large decline in positions due to disruptions from the delta variant. will also be watching the commodities sector after output figures are released. coal production rose 15% on the year in the third quarter. we have lots more ahead on "day

sources tell us amazon.com is shopping for planes.ions to move products from countries like china by itself. both clay models are a notch above its current the of -- fleet. investors beat analyst estimates for second quarter profits, a 12% increase on the year before. raising the revenue outlook for the year ending march 22 and is -- the pandemic forces more migration online. shery: we are seeing this boost when it comes to semiconductor giants. tsmc is expected to report a profit jump in third-quarter warnings as global demand continues to search, but will the supply chain crunch put pressure on production? our asian tech reporter joins us now. what will investors be looking for during the earnings call? reporter: investors are likely to focus on comments on the chip shortage that is affecting apple and expansion plans including in the united states and japan, and whether tsmc might raise its capital expenditures thanks to the rise of 5g and next generation technology. haidi: when it comes to the chip shortage, are getting possibilit

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. -- planning and going public with backing from amazon.com. the others robo cars controlled by chinese companies. he could understand why they would want to go ahead and go public on their own. as it happens they want to take something like $3 billion and put it towards going all electric and selling directly to consumers. you know who does that? alix: tesla. thanks a lot. bloomberg's dave wilson. coming up we will speak to ken griffin from citadel. erik schatzker will be joining us with that. that selloff continues, 2.3% down on the nasdaq. energy still in the green. 10 year yields going nowhere despite the selloff in the equity market. that is a mandate for you. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: i'm alix steel. welcome to "bloomberg markets." we will speak to kenneth griffin on inflation and a return to offices and whether he believes in cryptocurrency. it is a messy monday shaping up in the equity markets. major averages, nasdaq 100 down the worst performer, down by 2.45%. the s&p down by over one put 5%. the nasdaq 100 getting hit hard. a part of

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apple down more than 3%, amazon.com down almost 5%. and to rome now, president biden landing just hours ago ahead of his first g-20 summit. the president leaving behind an economic agenda largely un unfulfilled. it's not just biden, another key white house official is also in rome for the g20 let's go to sarahiz isner with more >> good morning to the treasury secretary janet yellen joining us from the g20. wish i could be there. >> thanks, so much sarah. >> i wanted to start with the plan that you call transformational, the framework that president biden announced yesterday. house leaders scrapped a vote last night president biden arrived in rome, heading towards g20, towards cop26. how big of a blow is it that he comes empty-handed >> well, i believe that pretty soon, hopefully next week, congress will pass both the reconciliation or build back better bill and also the infrastructure package there seems to be strong support for it in both houses of congress, as i say, it's transformational and i believe these will become law and they

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. >> amazon.com becoming the first e-tailer to serve 10 million cyber customers. >> the big cheese ist was more fun for me. >> four years ago, i was delivering all the packages of the chevy blazer. so it's a big change. >> the shares have tripled in just the past year since steve jobs came back to set things right at his old home. >> is this a labor of love or is it just your mission statement now to get apple back on track? >> i think apple started in my parent's garage. steve wozniak and i put a lot into it. >> the best thing about the technology, it gets better and better. this is the worst it's going to be. >> mark, you had impeccable timing. it was in 1999 you sold, broadcast.com to yahoo. made you a billionaire many times over. no regrets about that one, huh? >> no, not at all. the technology was the worst it was. it's gotten better. the market was crazy then and it's crazy now. >> what do you think? on a personal level. >> bill gates is one of the most remarkable business people that has ever lived. >> to you like him? >> i neither like nor dislike bill. it's hard to have an em

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speech, buffets book is just the first of the fang paradise of earnings microsoft, apple, alphabet, amazon.com, are all set to report their results later this week. the company's collectively account for 20% or one-fifth of the market cap weighted s&p 500 so folks, if they do well, that lifts the s&p, if they somehow stumble, especially facebook and apple, they're each 6% a piece of the s&p, then you start to see some, you know, what is it, degeneration? i don't know. disintegration of the s&p, as big tech's attempt to prove their metal will indeed be a fangster's paradise but whether the earnings season party continues before the federal reserve reasserts its dominance next week at its november meeting. to the floor show and our trader s kenny pulcari and scott redler. kenny big cap market names, the course for the quarter, will it be the lesser-known guys who actually set that chart of the quarter, or will it be the big names? >> well listen. first of all i think the whole tech space hangs specifically are overdone, i think they are overbought, certainly facebook has pulled back, i get it bu

if you go to amazon.com they are selling all three books that are the historical backstops for this documentary which is four hours on hbo. you are listening to the founder of the facebook page, the friends of rall tech and i hope everyone after watching the documentary will come enjoy the conversation which has taken off. please tell us how you got involved and how i reached out to you and just finally went to say this is a documentary of a decade, not the documentary of 2021 and it is here to revolutionize the historical record. host: thank you, barbara. roxanne dunbar-ortiz, what is exterminate all the brew? guest: it is exactly as she described. it is a paradigm shift in anything that's ever been on television, i think. especially, you know broad television. it has long been one of my favorite. of course, i didn't know him, had never met him, never expected in my lifetime i would meet my favorite filmmaker and one day i get a call from bob pack and this was three years ago, 2018 and he told me about this and that-- i knew you know something which is the production company, i didn't know the

amazon.com has built a system to screen resume because especially with large companies it is a largeume process. by building the model of people they hired before, can they screen resume as if this person had a high likelihood according to the model of being hired that they should probably get an interview and what they found in this system is the model had gender bias so it down ranked the resume that included the word women and had the names of all women's colleges. it's one of the most technologically sophisticated on the planet. they looked at this and tried to mitigate the gender bias in the model and ultimately, they concluded that they could not do it. so they scrapped the model. that is an example of human centered ai. i understand what the impacts are. they test this out before they deployed it at scale and had a bunch of decisions being made and ultimately they decided that if you can't fix it, you shouldn't deploy it because those are real and affecting people's lives. so i think that there are examples of this and these are the kind of things we want to hold up, how the t

if you go to amazon.com now they are selling all three of the books that are a historical backstop fors extraordinary documentary which is four hours in a premiered on hbo. you are listening to the founder of the facebook page, the friends of ralph check in i hope everyone after watching the documentary will come and join the conversation which is taking off. please tell us how you got involved with ralph check in how he reached out to you and family want to say this is the documentary of the decade and that's the documentary of 2021. it really spirit a revolution with the historical record. >> host: thank you barbara. roxanne dunbar-ortiz. >> guest: it is exact we as she described. it is a paradigm shift and in anything that's ever been on television i think especially broad television, it hbo. it's long been one of my favorite filmmakers and of course i didn't know him and i have never met him and i never expected in my lifetime i would meet my favorite filmmaker and one day i get a call from him and this was three years ago in the spring of 2018 and he told me about this and i knew

that's 1-800-217-3217 neil: amazon.com serving 10 million cyber shoppers, jeff bezos hand deliveringme. four years ago i was delivering all the packages to the post office in a chevy blazer. it is a big change. neil: the shares trembled steve jobs came back to set things right it is old home. >> a labor of love for suggests your mission statement to get apple back on track? >> apple started in my parents garage and we put a lot of years into it and apple has a lot to contribute. best thing about the internet is the technology keeps getting better. we like to say this is the worst the technology is going to be. neil: you had impeccable timing. it was in 1999 you sold broadcast.com to yahoo, no regrets about that? >> not at all. the technology was the worst it has ever been. it got better. the market was crazy then and is as crazy now. neil: what do you think of bill gates on a personal level? >> i think bill gates is one of the most remarkable businesspeople who ever lived. neil: the lichen? >> i never like or dislike bill. it is an emotional reaction to him. neil: he is trying to kil

. >> amazon.com becoming the first e-tailer for 10 million cyber shoppers jeff bezos market occasionstomer order. it was more fun for me, four years ago i was delivering all the packages to the post office in my fish chevy blazer, it is a big change. >> it tripled in the past year since these jobs came back to set things right at his old home. >> is this a labor of love or is it just your mission statement to get apple back on track? >> i think apple started my parents raj and we put a lot of years into and i think apple has a lot to contribute to. the best thing about the internet the technology keeps going and gets better and better we like to think this is the worst the technology is ever going to be. neil: yet impeccable timing covid-19 99 you sold, podcasts that in major beginner many times over, no regrets about that one? >> not at all the technology was the worst ever was, has gotten better but the market was crazy then and just as crazy now. >> i think bill gates is one of the most remarkable business people that ever lived. >> do you like him. >> i neither like or dislike bi

afternoon him a popular pre-market trade, carmax down fractionally amazon.com up one-quarter of 1%.0 is on my twitter feed highlights from the top 50 as well interestingly enough only one crypto currency made the top 50. that was bitcoin we'll see if the price rises across crypt as to currencies. >> okay. at the domino. thank you, sir >>> now we will go to washington right now. ylan mui joins us with an update on the efforts to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill some late night work >> well, that's right, andrew, there was no vote on that trillion dollar infrastructure bill last night as democratic leaders struggled to broker a deal in their party house speaker nancy pelosi left the capital around midnight. she told reporters the two sides are fought trillions of dollars apart. she did express confidence there would be a vote today. pelosi spent much of yesterday eveninghold up in her office with top advisers brian deese and susan rice they said democrats share common goals. they're not there yet. the compromise they are trying to hash out is not over the substance of the infra

let's take a look at the big tech numbers microsoft, apple, alphabet/koebel enter google, amazon.com,book the biggest blue interludes are down 1% let's take a look at goldman they cut their growth for the u.s. soothingly, good morning. lauren: they are saying gdp is only going to be 5.6% and 4% next year historically that is down great but down slightly from the gdp forecast and goldman says they're expecting a delayed recovered when it comes to consumer spending in a global trip shortage will not improve until the back half of next year, 5.6% look at that we would take that any get many that were not recovering as quickly. ashley: exactly right we can't do a show without talking about tesla, people comparing teslas output to that chinese rival, how quickly did they surpass the 100,000 vehicle mark. susan: it only took them six years to get to 100,000 cars, they took seven years and tesla is much, much bigger and they're ramping very quickly as well, they are crossing and they have crossed 1 million card mark more than a year ago and there on track for a record number deliveries about