i'd be working for deloitte. i don't yeah, maybe. maybe i don't even know what deloitte is.i have a niece who works there, so. what would i be doing? i don't know. lizzie marcus that's like a counter factual. i can't entertain. i, i have the best job in the world. i think that i almost became an academic, but that's kind of a cop out because i was already a rabbi. i might. am i? i'll tell you what my, my hoped for job is when i come home and i have had a rough day and there's been some whatever and the present is in my business about whatever i did wrong that day. and i say, debbie, we're opening a falafel stand right now. and i said, i don't want to run the falafel store. i don't want you can own the falafel stand. i said, i want to be the guy in the back of the restaurant with the shawarma thing and the only question i ask all day is in chips or bleach. chips. meaning? do you want fries with that or do you not want fries with that? and that is the job i would have if you know. but just to stay in that vignette for a second because i'm not in the falafel vignette, but in th

the outlook is merry and bright according to a new survey by deloitte. let's get more details.an, good morning, great to have you on board. >> hey, frank. how are you today? >> this is interesting. a 15% increase according to your survey when it comes to spending between black friday and cyber mornings. it is also the shortest possible period of the holiday shopping season between thanksgiving and christmas. is the increase due to the fact people think they have less time or are people going to procrastinate and wait until the last minute? i'm personally a procrastinator. >> so am i. i think a few reasons. the late november thanksgiving. we have also seen while customers are still wary about inflation their perception of their own economic status and how they feel about themselves going into next year is up about 9% versus this same time last holiday season. so that's another thing driving purchases. we also saw corrie tail sales in october up 5.4% which is usually a good bellwether for what we expect to see during the rest of the holiday season. shoppers this year indicated th

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un sondeo por deloitte muestra que alrededor del 80% de los minoristas esperan un crecimiento de lasra telemundo. gracias, silvana. y les cuento esto. el aeropuerto internacional de san francisco fue nombrado el mejor del país por la revista business traveler. la publicación indicó que esto se debe a la alta satisfacción de los viajeros. además de las iniciativas ambientales y las áreas familiares. el director del aeropuerto dijo que este reconocimiento valida el esfuerzo de su equipo para brindar una experiencia extraordinaria. cabe mencionar también que el salón de clubs sf inaugurado en la terminal harvey milk ganó como el mejor salón independiente del año. en el área de la bahía nos caracterizamos por celebrar, como debe ser a nuestras leyendas y este sábado los san josé sharks lo hicieron por todo lo alto con 1 de sus ídolos históricos. joe thorton. so thank you sharks fans and like i said when i'm retired. i'll see you at the rink. peace and love. go sharks. casi 18.000 personas en el center para celebrar a esta leyenda. esa camiseta 19 fue retirada. es inmortal la de joe turto

deloitte survey found that about 49% of employee travelers are laptop lovers, and plan to work at some point during their holiday vacation. that's a 15% increase from last year. working remotely is allowing workers to take trips they might not otherwise or stretch their trips for longer. that is according to the survey. and as always, i will be posting links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram. christmas celebrations are slowly popping up across the bay area, and many will soon get to celebrate with santa claus at the beach starting next friday. the santa cruz beach boardwalk will be decked out with lights and decorations. guests will get to take pictures with santa in the giant dipper car fire pits will be available to roast s'mores, we're told, and a boardwalk spokesperson told us you can come check out the holiday spirit or purchase tickets to exclusive events with santa. we will have brunch with santa on december 8th, and then we will also have movies with santa, which you'll be able to watch. the 2018 grinch with your kids. so it's going to be lots of fun. does soun

. >> bret: deloitte recently surveyed business leaders and organizations around the world.nty over government regulations is a bigger issue than actually implementing the technology. 36 percent said worries about regulatory compliance was the top barrier to deploying tools. 30% reported difficulty managing risks and 29 percent said a lack of governance model. >> >> i know you deal with congress, you testified up there many times are you surprised congress hasn't weighed in with more rules and regulations when it comes to ai as of yet? >> no, i'm not surprised by that i know that they are looking at it, most of these technologies are being built by private companies that are incentivized to provide returns for their shareholders ensure that government has a role in establishing safeguards to ensure that these technologies are being built in a way that prioritizes security. >> state governments enacting rules. >> and are there are certainly many things are positive about what ai. for this industry. >> tennessee's governor was the first to sign a law this year to protect music

. >> reporter: deloitte recently surveyed leaders of businessons organizations from around therne worlds is a bigger issue than actually implementing the technology. 36% said worries about regulatory compliance was the top barrier to developing and deploying tools. 30% reported difficultmanay mang risk and 29% said a lack ofdeal governance model.u i know you deal with congrestes and you testify many times. r are you surprised count -- congress hasulions not weighed h more rules and regulations when it comes to ai as of yet? l >> no, i'm not surprised. i know that they are looking at it. most of these technologies are being built by private companies that are incentivized to provide returns for their shareholders.n some we do need to ensure that government has a role in establishing safeguards, to ensure that these technologies are being built in a way that. prioritizes security. >> reporter: congress has considered overarching protections for ai but it has mostly been state governmentsre enacting rules. t >> certainly many things that are positive about what ai does. it also, when falle

deloitte suspending the stretch between thanksgiving and cyber monday will hit a record of $650 per personthat's up 56% of total holiday budgets being spent over retails big five. interestingly, all household income groups plan to spend more than last year during the same stretch. black friday still expected to be the busiest store shopping day of the year, but not as big as years ago in store. however, now most large retailers again are closed on thanksgiving, that started in 2020, it is pushing door busters back to friday morning and that does help lift traffic on that day. adobe analytics says 17% of total shopping will be online. that's up 7% from last year with the biggest growth percentage predicted to be on black friday and that day expected to see a nearly 11% gain of what's spent online compared to last black friday. tools and home improvement searches are up 73% the week before black friday this year compared to the week before black friday last year. electronic searches are up slightly from last. a steady category of interest for this holiday shopping week. courtney reagan, cnbc

some form. 65% of them say they specifically plan to shop in- store come a consumers are telling deloitte the number one reason they want to go to stores are the door buster deals with 45% doing it to spend time with family and friends, tradition for many americans. black friday shoppers are usually younger, but also wealthier even if deals are the top reason to shop. the largest percentage of americans that plan to shop today are those who make $200,000 or more. 78% will shop today. the foot traffic is picking up, we will see what the rest of the day brings with the longest line that i saw at lulu lemon which is interesting because that's not traditionally a retailer with a lot of sales at all, maybe people love those yoga pants. >> a hypercompetitive market with athletic wear and the online retailers. so, these brands are certainly in play. i am curious, over the last 10 or 20 years, i remember watching views on a black friday and watching stampedes of people. sometimes checking and tackling, trying to get tvs and everything else. i feel as though in the last few years we have not seen

according to a survey by deloitte, consumers are planning to appear spending this year by 8% to $1778 the increase funding is an expectation of a growing economy. others say more spending is inevitable because of continuing inflation. 70%, all of this is well-to-do consumers and they plan to spend more than last year. how do you keep from breaking the budget. listen. >> used to store promos but don't stop there is a rewards credit card that you hopefully pay in full and avoid interest shops through an online portal or shop through chase, that could be a third way to save on the same purchase. >> rossman calls it stacking discount finding multiple saving streams on the same purchase and good news for those of you that haven't started shopping it's not too late to get the best deals. amazon prime big deal days are over and target circle week behind us there are plenty of seals to come, black friday, small business saturday, cyber monday and my favorite travel tuesday. maria: that is great i like it. or you can do what i do wait until the day before christmas eve and get all your gifts t

intentions have anything to do with it, it's going to be a very merry christmas, according to a survey by deloitte>> consumers are planning to up their spending this year by 8% to $778, with much of that going to travel spending driving that increased spending is an expectation of a growing economy next year. others say more spending is inevitable because of continuing inflation. all of this is well-to-do. consumers say they plan to spend more than last year. so how do you keep from breaking the budget? >> listen, use the store promos, but don't stop there. use a rewards credit card that you hopefully pay in full and avoid interest. shop through an online portal like rakuten or shop through chase. that could be a third way to save on the same purchase. >> bank rates ted rossman calls it stacking discounts. finding multiple savings streams on the same purchase. and good news for those of you who haven't started shopping yet, it's not too late to get the best deals. although amazon prime's big deal days are over and target circle week behind us, there are plenty of sales yet to come. black friday sm

look, that new survey by deloitte finds that the average u.s.ing services. that's up 27% compared to last year. now to watch the full story, make sure you watch the today show. they're going to have many providers that are adapting to the growing trend. they're going to talk about that. that's coming up for you at 7:00 this morning right after us here on today in the bay. okay. here's something you can watch for free on nbc. i heard it's good if you're a fan of medical shows. get ready. nbc tonight offering a new prescription for laughter in the vein of the office or superstore. it's called saint denis medical. the most infectious thing in a hospital is a smile. i've never heard you say that before. i say it all the time. it's a new mockumentary following the eccentric team at a rather quirky medical facility. and if this is just the next gray's anatomy, it's probably a funny version of one hour. mike inouye recently spoke with wendy mcclellan covey. she plays joyce, the hospital's hyper motivated executive director, and she's excited about the

that's going to the deloitte holiday travel survey. travelers are making other workarounds to be able to go on trips like driving instead of flying are cutting back on other expenses and the boxing match between jake paul and mike tyson was one for the record books. netflix said 60 million households tuned in picking at 65 million concurrent streams gate receipts for the flight surpassed 18 million in revenue. that's according to most valuable promotions. and that was the biggest gate outside of las vegas live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. it's not a spoiler alert and happened. you can say that jake paul one, but he's 27. i think. >> and texans, 58. everybody was running for tyson, he was watching that thing from all walks of life. was very true. alright, thanks a >> alright 7.19, is the time health care research and technical workers apparently set to go on strike at ucsf this week on wednesday and thursday, members of the eu pte union will be protesting what they say are on labor, unfair labor practices. the demonstrati

that's up 15% from last year, and that's according to a new survey out today from deloitte. shopping season, consumers are projected to spend just under $1,200. that's up 8% from 2023. and they say they're willing to spend more, even as higher costs continue to weigh on their wallets. about 80% of retailers expect sales growth this season, helped by traffic both in store and online. and krispy kreme is bringing whoville to life this holiday season. it's rolling out a mary grinch miss donut collection for a limited time starting on black friday. it has three new donuts based on the characters from the iconic doctor seuss book the grinch, grinchy claus and cindy lou who and customers can get a six pack or dozen at participating stores or through the krispy kreme app as well as at select grocery stores. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm silvana henao. those are pretty adorable. yeah. yum yum. well, here's a live look for you this morning over at the white house. this this is a few hours from now where president joe biden will pardon a pair of turkeys. peach and blosso

according to a survey survey by deloitte, consumers are planning to up their spending this year by 8%vel expenses, the increase is fueled in part by the expectation of a growing economy and continuing inflation. shoppers can take advantage of deals this week on black friday, small business saturday and cyber monday. and you might want to reconsider applying for a credit card at some of your favorite stores this holiday season. at least 50 of the country's largest retailers have increased the interest rates on their store brand credit cards. in the months before the federal reserve began cutting rates. the move protects their profit margins, but it will cost you more money if you carry a balance. according to bankrate.com, macy's, petco and gap are among the stores with the highest interest rates. >> if you haven't done your holiday grocery shopping yet, you might be pleasantly surprised at the price of some of those thanksgiving favorites. fox's cb cotton takes a closer look at what we can expect this week. >> there is a lot to be thankful for this week, including the price of the big

that's up 15% from last year, and it's according to a new survey out today from deloitte for the entire holiday shopping season, consumers are projected to spend just under $1,200. that's up 8% from 2023. and they say they're willing to spend more, even as higher costs continue to weigh on their wallets. about 80% of retailers expect sales growth this season, helped by traffic both in-store and online. guys. all right. well, there you have it. thanks, savannah. yeah, you. 517 this morning, here is a live look over in washington, d.c, at the white house, where in a few hours, president biden will pardon a pair of turkeys. peach and blossom made their public debut yesterday. and today, the president will officially spare them from becoming thanksgiving dinner. now, peach and blossom were raised in minnesota. now, at 17 weeks old, they will return to a farm to live their lives out as ambassadors of the national turkey federation. the white house pardoning tradition started by president harry truman in 1947. those are some big birds. yum, yum. okay, not them, not them. no, but trending this

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and consulting is accenture and deloitte.t you have someone that's not really -- that's not a person, that is much marter than a person, is not grumpy, never sleeps, and is really polite. can you imagine? give me the agentforce. i don't want the human. >> no surprise that software's once again the biggest industry group in the s&p. >> it's like the old days. i know that i have disney on tonight, and you know, disney, they're -- i would go on the cruises. that's all run on -- they use salesforce to be able to make a 360, so if you stay at the theme park and you're on the jungle cruise, then you probably want to be on this cruise, and they have it. they have the data. it's extraordinarily important. kindrel, that's a spinoff from ibm, doing quite well. anyway, disney -- i wish you people had seen the drone show, because -- >> we tried to show the pictures yesterday. >> gorman, like, hugh johnson. these are serious guys, and we're all like, you got to be here. you had to be there. >> i would. >> just like teenagers at a taylor s

that's according to a new survey that came out today from deloitte.$1200. that's up 8% from 2023. so i'm actually surprised about that, joe. do you think that you spend, given that -- do you think you spend half the amount of money for the holidays just during that first thanksgiving day week? i'm always late with the presents. that's why i'm thinking later in december. >> i already have your present. >> um -- >> you do. >> >> wow. >> can i get back -- >> showing us up. >> andrew, can i get back to you how i do it? >> you don't do it, period. >> penelope's realm. >> i'm glad to have a role. i am. i don't mind. the role itself. >> you wrap? >> no. i cover -- make sure things -- >> no. >> exactly. but the other thing is too hard. the actual finding things that -- don't you think you should let people decide what they really want? do you still try? do you still try? >> are you a gift certificate guy? >> no. >> versus -- >> there's a new vacuum cleaner i have my eye on for penelope. >> good luck. >> exercise, peloton, no. no, no, no. i wish i could pick t