. >>> welcome to cnbc on this wednesday, october 5 here are your top "five@5. >>> energy's in focus. opec is preparing its first in-person meeting in two years, mulling dramatic output cuts we're live in vienna with the latest there. >>> and signed, sealed, and delivered, elon musk backtracking on his bid to abandon his takeover of twitter, now he's saying he'll go through with that deal. >>> uk prime minister liz truss said to address fellow conservatives in the growing descent over her tax cut proposals. >>> and amazon becoming the latest big tech giant to halt hiring amid growing worries around the economy it's wednesday, october 5th. you're watching "worldwide exchange" "worldwide exchange" ri right here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu at cnbc global headquarters brian sullivan is live at vienna, austria at the opec summit we've got a lot more but first let's chick off with a look at the markets right now. the modest losses have accelerated a bit. the dow has lowering by 230 points, the s&p roughly 29 to 30 points and a 92-point decline for nasdaq at the plot of the open

dow up 338 s&p up 42. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. nasdaq up 97 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc.t's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >> what i'm about to tell you, you just absolutely cannot believe. >> attempted murder charges against a father and son after a neighbor's good deed is taken way out of context >>> more trouble for the rapper formerly known as kanye west the multimillion-dollar action that the family of george floyd took today following ye's controversial interview. >>> but first, a cement company accused of funding terrorists by paying them for protection >> justice department officials say that company, a giant one called lafarge, paid millions of dollars to the islamic state and the al nusra front to protect one of their plants in syria the company one of the few that continued to do business in syria during its civil war the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york released a statement today saying, in the midst of a civil war, lafarge made th unthinkable choice to put money into the hands of isis, one of the world's most barbaric t

at cnbc global headquarters. here is the top "five@5. stocks trying to hold on to gains amid back-to-back losses this after the rate cycle hike is far from over >>> shares sinking and dragging the social media sector down after a brutal quarter the stock set to lose a quarter of value. >>> in the uk, the replacement search is on for liz truss a familiar face is ready to lead again. a live repor

economy and that's stopping cnbc's on the money.pmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon spoke with cnbc europe today at a conference in london. he says the u.s. economy is doing well right now, but that dark clouds are forming. dimon says inflation, rising rates and the war in ukraine will likely send the u.s. that recession by the middle of next year >> these are very, very serious things, which i think are likely to push the u.s. and world -- i mean, europe is in a recession, put the u.s. in some kind of recession in six months. >> six months from now, he said. the electric car maker rivian recalling all the vehicles ever made the company reports it needs to inspect the steering fastener that could come loose. it covers 12,000 vehicles. that's 80 percent of the total fleet rivian produced since last fall shares dropped 7% on the news, but year to date they are down about 70%. >>> and the rankings are in for the best fast-food drive-thrus qsr and in touch insight analyzed ten major fast food chains on their drive-through performance. see wha

this is the news on cnbc >> together we'll restore the right to choose for every woman in every stateamerica, so vote >> how the president says that can happen and is abortion access still a liberal motiver? steve kornacki has the polling numbers. >>> the saudi arabia problem the white house discouraging companies from doing business with the kingdom, while retired military brass earn big saudi cash >>> unwinding. america's frenemies dilemma. the mystery deepens after the bodies of four friends found dismembered and dumped in oklahoma now an arrest. and new reporting on what police say the four men were planning >>> a guilty plea to funding terrorist groups >> lafarge made a deal with the devil. >> the massive fine against the cement company in an investigation that federal prosecutors say is not over yet. >>> charges filed against the suspected northern california serial killer. >>> victims of the crocodile of wall street fight to get their money back >>> and the number one choice to replace britain's prime minister is a familiar face >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news

tonight cnbc's eamon javers with part of the story.olen crypto and speaking out for the first time, in investors who lost big >> reporter: on a hot summer morning in fort worth, texas frankie logs into his computer and discovers some alarming news. >> the day of the hack on august 2nd, 2016, i hopped on to reddit and noticed people were posting that the platform had completely frozen and there was 15 bitcoins that were completely removed from my account. at the time $10,000, that was a small fortune for me i was crying and sweating. >> reporter: a few years before the hack frankie was working as a welder he saved up and bought bitcoin hoping the investment would help him pay for college. >> i decided to move my funds over there about six weeks before the hack. >> reporter: on the other side of the globe in poland, ra rafal belinia learns his bitcoins are gone. >> i got an email that there were some sort of security breach at the time i had 91 bitcoins, more than $60,000. it was gut wrenching i had a panic attack. >> reporter: at the he

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5." the bulls trying to hold on after a wild week of trading that saw the dow do something for the first time since late june >>> investors bracing for the second busiest week of earnings season as 152 s&p companies and is dow get set to report you have the likes of apple the, microsoft and boeing >>> in the uk, former prime minister boris johnson takes his hat out of the running to take 10 downing street. looking at a closely watched head-to-head coming up. >>> and markets growing concerned as china's xi jinping consolidates power and celebrates the start of the unprecedented third term. >>> a new nbc news poll revealing escalating voter concerns of the economy with the midterms two weeks away. this is monday, october 24th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kick off with equities showing red right now. the dow is implied lower 113 points s&p down 15. nasdaq down 61 points. modest losses. this is after a wi

that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. on wall street stocks soaring buoyed by a string of positive earnings from the u.s. banks, the dow up a whopping 551 points, the s&p up 95. nasdaq up 354, nearly 3.5% meta taking a swipe at apple the facebook parent putting up a whatsapp billboard in new york's penn station the ad suggests that meta's messaging service is more secure and private than apple's imessage meta's ceo mark zuckerberg posted the message on instagram and boasted about end-to-end encryption for all users, something apple doesn't offer in texts with android phones. >>> get this uber eats cornering both ends of the munchies market. the food delivery service, yeah, stick with me here, man, is set to begin delivering pot for the first time ever today. the service will start exclusively north of the border in toronto uber partnering with the cannabis marketplace leafly. they can order through the uber eats app they don't have to eat it and they have to prove they are sober. i don't know how they do it but they do it

that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. grocery giant kroger announcing it plans to buy albertsons for nearly $25 billion if completed it would be one of the largest in u.s. retail history. but the deal this size likely to invite scrutiny. the companies report they'll spin off 400 stores to form a new rival in an effort to win over antitrust regulators. >>> retail sales in september were flat compared to the previous month that's new data from the commerce department today. consumer spending stalling as prices moved sharply higher. >>> and tailwind air cleared for takeoff. the amphibious plane operator will fly commuters from d.c. to new york after some setbacks it is approved to fly in d.c.'s tightly restricted airspace. it takes about 90 minutes. one-way tickets start at 395 bucks. >>> on wall street, stocks fall after a wild week of whipsaw trading. the dow down 404, the s&p down 87, the nasdaq down 328. more than 3% i'm kayla tausche in for shepard smith. it's the bottom of the hour. here's what's making the news. >>> a

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at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5." wall street trying to keep the rally alive as stocks notch the second day of gains. pointing to a positive open. >>> earnings front and scenter a investors await results from coca-cola and more >>> in the uk, the stage is set for rishi sunak to become the country's next prime minister as we await final comments from outgoing p.m. liz truss. >>> hong kong stocks claw back after the worst session in 14 years. >>> later on, talk about a flare up why shares of weber grills are surging ahead of opening bell you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan equities are big right now you see the dow jones industrial average, now they shifted. lower by 76. s&p lower 8. nasdaq down 10 some marginal losses after a mostly higher session for stocks yesterday. saw the major averages notch b back-to-back gains checking the bond market a slight tick lower in yields. the 10-year treasury yield about 4.17%. the 2-year treasury yield is 4.48%. in

cnbc's diana olic is with us this happened so fast. >> yeah, it did, shep.nt from red hot to ice-cold in a matter of months we got the read on previously-owned homes in september, they dropped almost 24% from a year ago. and prices are still up over 8% but starting to cool down all because of the sharply higher interest rates if you're buying a $400,000 home using a 30-year fixed, your monthly payment is now almost $900 a month more than it would have been back in january. >> so what should home buyers, wanna-bes do out there if they want to get in >> a lot more are considering a different type of mortgage, an adjustable rate, called an a.r.m. now it's up to 13% of mortgage applications for buyers. those are for a.r.m.s. they can work well >> we talked a lot about spuppl being low on new homes has the slow down in sales change changed that at all? >> not a lot the median price was till 8% hi higher than a year ago the slower sales pace is helping some, but the realtors still report bidding wars, and they say about a quarter of the homes sold above list price

the nasdaq down 9. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. >>> millions of people are about to apply for student loan forgiveness and scammers are waiting in the wings the warning signs to watch out for. >>> employees at the one apple store with a union find out the price of voting yes. but, first, the last scheduled january 6th hearing before election day it could be the grand finale after eight explosive public hearings word came just today we will hear from new witnesses from whom we have never heard before the washington post reports tomorrow's hearings expected to highlight newly obtained secret service records showing how president trump was repeatedly alerted to brewing violence that day and that he still sought to stoke the conflict according to what the post described as three people briefed on the reference ylan mui, what else are we expecting tomorrow >> reporter: shep, reporters got briefed on some of those details this afternoon and we're told it will focus on former pres

i'm tyler mathisen in for shepard smith, and this is "the news" on cnbc. >>> a potential serial killer off the streets in california. >> he was on a mission to kill he was out hunting. >> tonight, how the cops caught him. >>> kamikaze drones dive bombing the ukranian capital now, calls for more sanctions against russia and iran who reportedly are providing the drones. >>> as candidates hit the debate stage across the country tonight, new polling on key voting blocs and which side they are swinging to in the final weeks. >>> alex murdaugh charged with the murder of his wife and son in south carolina, but are there other suspects his lawyers say yes. >>> a missouri elementary school found to be radioactive. >>> uber eats starting a pot delivery business, and emmanuel the emu fighting for his life. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news" with shepard smith >> good evening, everyone, and welcome. police in stockton, california praising the public for helping them track down a suspected serial killer. the cops arrested this man over brownlee he's set to appear in cour

and a cnbc contributor. wo wilf, now what? >> now we find out what next, and this leadership process will be shorter than the one in the summer that selected liz truss that took about seven week this one will be about seven days we'll know who the new prime minister is by friday if not before part of speeding that process up has been to massively increase the bar to get on the initial short list now you need 1200 mps by monday at 2:00 p.m. of the total of about 270 tory mps just to get on the short list. worth noting as well this isn't a general election it's not a vote of the whole country. the next one of those comes in december 2024. to bring it forward would require a vote of tory mps to say so and the one thing that unites them at the moment, shep, is trying to avoid a general election because if it arrived right now with the polls the way they are all the tory mps would lose their jobs >> who are the favorites quickly? >> well, the betting markets have installed richi sunak ben wallace the defense secretary, a name we al

this is "the news" on cnbc >>> the markets initially plunged, then others as they rallied. one of "the wall street journal"'s reporters who broke the story joins us live. >>> with inflation soaring, tax brackets are changing. >> you may see some extra dollars in your paycheck >> tom costello with details on who benefits and when. >>> first, putin invaded, then annexed. now he's declared martial law and is evacuating civilians in parts of ukraine >>> outraged parents and grandparents in missouri >> i can't get a call about radioactive material >> nuclear waste at an elementary school. >> we have every right to demand a safe place for our kids. >> the short-term fix and the exposure to children >>> you know the jingle. now, the drug prescribed for diabetes being used to drop pounds >> interestingly enough, it's been my easiest weight loss attempt. >> how much weight and is it safe >>> plus -- >> it's real work. >> the union boom hits the strip club >> we're workers just like everyone else. >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >> good evening.

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour.p of the news the trial of the parkland school shooter comes to an end. the closing arguments from both sides as a jury makes a life-or-death decision >>> could nasa save humanity from an extinction level asteroid today the results of a test are in >>> but first, why officials in las vegas cannot search the phone or computer of a murdered journalist >> a district judge there granted a preliminary injunction today. it blocks police, prosecutors, and public defenders from combing through the reporter's devices for now. the late journalist jeff german. cops found him stabbed to death outside his home early last month. they arrested this man, robert telles, an elected public official and charged him with german's murder. german worked at the las vegas review newspaper earlier this year he reported on turmoil in telles' office. his argument cited office employees accusing the official of creating a hostile work environment, including bullying and an inappropriate relationship with another e

live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> and good evening could a single debate in a single state determine which party controls the united states senate it could with just 13 days to go until election day, that is the critical question after last night's senate debate in the commonwealth of pennsylvania democrat john fetterman and the republican mehmet oz faced off for the first and only time and it was different fetterman suffered with his speech showing the effects of the stroke he suffered five months ago when the moderator repeatedly asked if he would release his health records, he opted not to. >> i've been very transparent about the fact that i've been open, i'm using captioning the real doctors, they all believe i'm ready to be served. >> i didn't hear you say you would release your full medical records. why not? you have 30 seconds. >> my doctor believes i'm fit to be serving and that's where i believe where i'm standing. >> translate, no records meanwhile mehmet oz added them an a

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5." buyers in the driver's seat as stocks look to extend yesterday's gains. futures are sharply higher right now. >>> also higher, oil and opec and allies go to vienna to discuss a massive output cut >>> big tech biting fingernails as the supreme court takes up the liability issue. section 230. >>> plus, meta platforms cutting back on the apple footprint. >>> insider buy at berkshire hathaway who is making a buy at the tune of $70 million. it is tuesday, october 4th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kickoff tuesday morning with the u.s. equities sharply higher they are big you see the dow implied higher by 382 points. the s&p higher by 56 that nasdaq trade, epicenter, technology volatility, that nasdaq implied higher by 217 points we are trying to kick off the month and quarter in the positive the dow closed up 760 points. it was positive all day long nearly 2.7% on the upside. back above the 29,000 mark s&p s

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that's what is topping cnbc's "on the money.he markets closing out an ugly week and an even uglier month. down 500 on the day, its worst september in 20 year, s&p down 55, 9% on the month and nasdaq down 162 more than 10% in september >>> the government shutdown averted for now. today the house passed a stopgap funding measure mostly along party lines. one that will keep the federal government open for business until at least mid-december. without the action they would have had to shut down midnight tonight and next steps president biden's desk he's expected to sign the bill before the deadline. >>> and tesla's a.i. day is here it's elon musk's second annual showcase of the company's artificial intelligence achievements the star of the show, look at this optimus. the first prototype of musk's vision of an automated labor force. the bot stands 5'8" and he says it's, quote, intended to be friendly, unquote. if optimus works and doesn't attempt to overpower the audience, production could start as early as next year. >>> hurricane i

you don't want to miss a cnbc interview with scott kirby of united airlines.coming up at 9:00. >>> and adobe fell due to the stronger dollar. adobe's looking at $15.45 you see shares are up in the premarket, up 3% they sunday after the bell as well. >>> coming up, the road to tesla as they release their latest results while nigh next guest is a little worried about the downton. if you haven't already, visit our podcast. check it out on other podcast apps "worldwide exchange" will be right back so you partner with ibm consulting to bring together data and workflows so that every driver and merchandiser can serve up jalapeño, d chocolate-covered goodness with real-time, data-driven precision. let's create supply chains that have an appetite for performance. downton. et's why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in just two days. downton. downton. downton. looking at risks, but could another round of earnings provide fresh fuel for gains. >>> and more hawkish speak from one fed official to go beyond rate hikes to get things under control. >>> executives look

and welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc.we're not down triple digits i think that's headline. now, we have been the last week, week before, we have been hit pretty hard with the recent new down leg, another down leg to new lows that we have seen, two-year lows on the nasdaq, below 3600 on the s&p. we were down 200 where we started the show, so that's the only reason 64 even though everything is red, it doesn't look quite as bald, but it's early. there's plenty of time to get much worse u.s. secretary futures nasdaq was down a lot more earlier as well. that has been leading or at least exhibiting the most pain for probably the most people, in the nasdaq there's the dow, under 30,000. we're going to talk all about percentages and possible moves down when we talk about jamie dimon in just a second treasury yields, as you can see, sort of behaved somewhat between 3.7 and 4% in the last month or so dom chu will be introduced by becky uick >> thank you, joe. the bank of england expanding an emergency bond buying operation for the

at cnbc global headquarters. no tuesday turn around on tap. stocks kicking off the trading week in the red with the nasdaq at a two-year low. >>> dimon's dire outlook ceo sitting down with cnbc saying more steep pull backs may be ahead for the market. we've got his full comments coming up. >>> breaking news. the bank of england intervening in the bond market again as it warns against the pension system. >>> and catie wood's ark continuing the recent buying spree. it is tuesday, october 11th. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan today let's kickoff the our with the check on the market and u.s. stock futures. pointing to loses at opening bell the dow is implied lower by 230. the nasdaq down 93 s&p off 32 if these futures move hold into cash equities trading. wall street kicking off in the red and nasdaq at the lowest level in two years let's check on the bond market 10-year treasury moving higher checking in at 3.59% in the oil market today, crude prices taking a hit as well. g

cnbc's scott cohn with us now. what do you know about the suspect and how cops tracked him down. >> reporter: police in stockton say they do have their man, and now prosecutors are racing to nail down the charges. as part of that effort, they are appealing yet again to the public for more of the kind of help that they say cracked this case all the public had to go on was this grainy surveillance video, a person of interest walking away from the camera, but it was enough to unleash a flood of tips leading police in the wee hours of saturday morning to longtime stockton resident wes lee brownlee who say was doing what he had done at least seven times before, stalking his next victim. >> he was on a mission to kill he was out hunting he was bearing dark clothing and had a mask around his neck. >> reporter: and carrying a gun. ballistic tests now under way to see if it's the same one used in the killings brownlee who does not have an attorney has a record including a dui and multiple drug convictions, according to cour

here at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5." futures are surging right now. >>> also, in the uk, bank of england looking to reassure financial markets as the prime minister fights for her political life >>> mortgage rates continue to climb higher pushing home buyers out of the market. >>> of course, earnings season getting under way. just started as we await the final of the big banks to report later this morning. >>> and netflix reportedly taking steps to find ways to bring more users on the platform as sleep is no longer its competition. >>> it is tuesday, october 18th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan let's kickoff tuesday morning with the check of stock futures. in the green this morning across the board. right now, the dow could open up 300 points higher. at this point, the nasdaq and s&p in the green after a sharp move higher for the averages yesterday with the dow gaining 2% s&p and nasdaq closing 2.5% and 3% key earnings reports easing invest

that's with cnbc, on the money. the global economy heading for stormy waters, quoting, the worst is yet to come. that gloomy assessment today from the international monetary fund imf expects global inflation to peak later this year at nearly 9% and remain elevated for longer than previously expected. according to the report, countries representing a third of the world economic output could be in recession next year. >>> the nation's oldest bank is now accepting crypto. the bank of new york mellon reported today that crypto custody service this week. regulators recently signed up on the move. customers can move bitcoin or ether right alongside their traditional assets, such as stocks and bonds. bank of new york mellon reports it is the first big bank to offer both the digital and traditional platform. >>> lebron james son scoring his image and likeness in the nike deal. the announcement came yesterday for the 18-year-old hoops star and four other players. in a statement, bronny said, as long as i can remember, nike h

at cnbc. here is the top "five@5. recent rally takes a pause. >>> investigators gearing up for the september jobs report. we weigh what it could mean for the fed and interest rates ahead of the policy decision. >>> call it a win for team musk as the judge overseeing his trial against twitter issues a temporary stay so both sides can get a deal done. twitter is not taking the news well >>> plus, shares of amd sinking as

speaking with cnbc earlier today.etailed how the bank will conduct its overhaul. >> number one, kad radical restructuring, significant reduction of costs, number three, the significant reduction of the capital base. with all of those together, we will go where we want to go. s>> credit suisse shares down 1% on the back of the overhaul. big question mark around whether this is enough to turn the bank around and if they will execute on the plans announced today >>> in the energy space, shell posted a third quarter profit of $9.5 billion and hiking dividend by 15% it declared a buyback program. the latest figures mark a $2 billion decrease from last quarter's record profits along with a lower value of gas inventory. >>> unilever expects growth of above 8% after the 10.6% guidance seema, the european central bank the ecb is expected to announce a 75 basis point hike. investors will be watching out for other tightening measures. tune in for the e vcb meeting later today. >> julianna, thank you >>> let's get a check of the

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. >>> editor and chief at the verge, cnbc contributor, eli, there were lots of people who were saying, oh, elon musk is a genius, he's going to figure this out is this him figuring it out? >> i don't know. you know what i'm really confused about is there's no price concession here. right, he's not saying, okay, 52 a share. give me something. in the risk of going to trial and losing, he's caving at 54.20. i'm waiting to see if there's another concession he's asking for to justice that price. it's bonkers that he hasn't proposed -- 54 plat, give me a 20% discount on a share price. it is musk, as david said, you can never know what's going on in his brain it's not a settlement offer. it's just caving and we did see last week, you know, his bot argument was falling apart left and right he did not have the numbers, the data to back it out. why do all of this work to try to get out of it if you're not even going to get a discount. >> since the deal first got floated. the stock market has changed dramatically, the global economy has chajd dramatically, the geopolitical reality has changed dr

this is "the news" on cnbc >>> assault and attempted kidnapping charges, in the hammer attack on paul pelosi what the feds say the suspect did, his alleged plan to hold nancy hostage, and his threat to break her kneecaps >>> the murders of two young girls still haunt an indiana community five years later finally, a suspect charged >>> the unusual secrets the prosecutors are keeping. >> it's about protecting the integrity of this case >>> crushed to death at a halloween celebration. what we're learning about the tragedy in seoul, south korea. the questions about security and the deaths of more than 150 people >>> the supreme court hears arguments on affirmative action. is it time to stop considering race for university admissions >> it's not only fundamental, it's essential >> we shouldn't have an advantage or disadvantage solely based on the color of your skin. >> twitter check marks for $20 a month? the key races getting tighter ahead of the midterm elections and deadline day nfor the pentagon's report on what people are seeing in the skies. >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "

on the west i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc >>> well-timed trades as the markets initiallynged, then others as they rallied one of "the wall street journal's" reporter whose broke the story joains us live. >>> tax brackets are changing. tom costello with details on who benefits and when. >>> first, putin invaded then annexed. now he's declared martial law and is evacuating civilians in parts of ukraine >>> outraged parents and grandparents in missouri >> i can't get a call back on nuclear material >> nuclear waste at an elementary school. >> we have every right to demand a safe place for our kids. . >> the short-term fix. >>> you know the jingle. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic ♪ >> now it's being used to drop pounds and is it safe >>> the union boom hits the strip club >> we are workers, just like everyone else. >> live from cnbc. the facts. the truth. the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening "the wall street journal" drop adddroped a bomb today remember early 2020 when most of us were just starting to hear about this new mysterious coronavirus in china? well, some were making

we're live from the cnbc headquarters at market square.g more pressure it's down by about 186 points, of course, that comes after weakness in the earnings report and the outlooks from some of the big tech companies after the bell last night. >>> in the meantime barclays reporting an unexpected rise thanks to strong trading revenue. performance and currency and commodities trading particularly strong the bank also saw an increase in net margin error the stock down by 1% this morning. >>> there are shares of spotify also lower the quarter loss was worse than expected users was up 20% year over year. 195 million paid subscribers was an increase of 13% spotify says its added revenue was driven by 92% year over year they began offering audio books in september the stock is off by 5.25%. >>> new polling data in what voters want to see in terms of crypto and regulations ylan mui has more. good morning. >> that's a finding from a new poll out today from the crypto council of innovation whose members include coinbase, fts. it found a third of voter

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at cnbc. here is the top "five@5. we begin with a brutal week for big tech it is about to get worse with $800 billion in market value erased in a matter of days >>> today is amazon shares tanking after issuing weak outlook for the all important holiday quarter. mega trend apple is bucking the trend. >>> it is official as elon musk tweets the bird is free taking its place at the c-suite at twitter. >>> and investors rush to snap up bonds ahead of the deadline it is friday, october 28th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc good morning happy friday i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan let's kickoff friday with the check of stock futures with the s&p and nasdaq coming off back-to-back losing session. dow up for the first time since august boosting that index yesterday. this morning, as we can see, red across the board s&p and dow lower. nasdaq hardest hit big tech earnings are disappointment impacting the index. let's check the bond market. a bit of a surprise. 10-year treasury below 4%. we are see

cnbc's scott cohn is live at the scene. what do we know about the suspect?reporter: well, kayla, a 2013 ""san francisco chronicle"" article described him as a hemp jewelry maker living in berkley. since then his life has taken some strange turns his twin sister, who said she hasn't seen him in 20 years told "the chronicle" as a crazy man who fell in with -- i'm sorry, as a shy man who fell in with a crazy person she did not say more he apparently did have a blog since taken down by word press with comments against blacks, gays, and jews it apparently led him here allegedly to the home of the speaker of the house in the middle of the night. this was the scene outside the pelosi home early this morning 42-year-old david depappi accused of getting the hammer away from paul pe lotion si, 82 years old, and hitting him in the head >> the motive is still unclear he will be charged with attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse, burglary and several other felonies. >> speaker pelosi in d.c. with her security detail. there's no security at the hom

is cnbc program is sponsored by baird. nasdaq market site check out the futures this morning. 250 down giving back the -- part of that 1600 or so gain that the dow had on monday and tuesday out of nowhere after down 500, exactly, on friday. the nasdaq indicated down about 87 and the s&p down about 30. >> joining us right now to talk more about today's critical opec plus meeting and u.s. energy policy, we want to welcome rick perry. mr. secretary, this is an opec meeting that it's hard to remember one that is really on par with this. this isn't just about trying to set prices, trying to boost prices, manipulate prices. this is really something that comes down to geopolitical issues at this point with russia being front and center trying to make sure that it can continue to get money in to fund its war. what's riding on this this time? what should we be watching >> yeah, to say we live in interesting times is a great understatement when you think about what's at stake here, whether it's the global economy, we get a massive h

at cnbc global headquarters. stocks trying to bounce back after friday selloff we will see if that holds. in focus is earnings from the banks. we will see if bank of america's brian moynihan is as sour as jamie dimon. >>> growing calls for the uk prime minister liz truss layout the road map >>> oil coming off the worst week since august as global recession fears out weigh the moves by opec. >>> later, elon musk about face over ukraine and free starlick internet it is monday, october 17th, 2022 it is "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good morning i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan let's kick off with a look at futures on monday morning. we are sharply higher. take a look at the dow jones industrial average indicated higher by 253 points nasdaq higher by 119 s&p 500 is higher by 35 points the implied open at this hour. this coming after a pretty rough session for wall street on friday that saw the dow and s&p and nasdaq close down more than 1%, 2% and 3% respectively it follows thursday when we got the hotte

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5." under pressure the stocks do something for the first time since november of 2020. >>> opec getting ready to slash output. >>> a developing story in the united kingdom as liz truss' government pulls historic u-turn on the controversial new growth plan. >>> plus, a major european investment bank tries to allay investor fears of a lehman moment. >>> and record-breaking sales at tesla overshadowed by the supply chain. it is monday, october 3rd, 2022. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan a new week, new month and quarter. let's kickoff with the equities. they are relatively stable, but mixed at best. dow implied higher by 67 points the nasdaq down 56 we will see if the tech trade can find anything on the down side this was after the ugly month for equities dow closed september below 29,000 the first time since november of 2020 a 9% loss last month the worst quarterly and monthly performance since march of 2020. the dow cl

at cnbc global headquarters. here's your top five at 5:00 a rally to remember. stocks coming off a wild day with the dow swinging more than 1500 points intraday to finish sharply higher the bank of england set to wrap up its emergency bond-buying program as traders remain on edge on the volatility side of things for the bond market there. investors also gearing up for big bank earnings here stateside with several high profile names reporting results ahead of the opening bell today