there's some slivers of good news >> yeah, i mean i own ge i don't own 3m but i like 3m as well and likeve quite a bit. you get a nice yield while you wait for the recovery and the spin but for ge, you're starting to see -- cope is starting to get respect and starting to get traction at the company in terms of making the changes that were very much necessary. so they beat organic growth was 5%. that's pretty impressive free cash flow was better than expected of 200 million versus 800 to 900 million loss expected and i think, yeah, aviation is the bright spot for sure total revenue up 27% orders of 26%. total revenues up 27% compared to 12% last quarter, so they have seen a nice progression sequentially in the meantime, he's doing the right things. >> interesting to see earnings winners at the top of the dow. mcdonald's and 3m. walmart at the bottom. and then there's coinbase. not in the dow shares are sharply lower on an s.e.c. probe over whether some of its cryptocurrency listings should have been registered as securities coinbase's chief legal officer writing on twitter, quote, we are

at issue is the 3m combat arms ear plugs.suits allege they failed to protect against hearing loss. the 3m unit that made the plugs will file for voluntary bankruptcy as part of this plan. attorneys for service members called the move by 3 mm underfunded and ined a quality. up next >>> well, well, well, jimmy g. is in the house, but probably not for very long. >> 49ers checked in for training camp today and immediately addressed the big story line. the future of their quarterback. >> you're not happy. tomorrow morning is the first practice, and the starting quarterback will be not jimmy g., trey lance. we knew this was coming. head coach kyle shanahan says the niners are moving on. jimmy g. will likely be traded in the days and weeks to come. and all the focus will be on trey lance. >> this is trey's team. that's nothing against jimmy. we made that decision a year ago, and we're going with that. we're not going to mess around with that anymore. jimmy knows we're going with trey, trey knows we're going with trey, and our team d

topped estimate >> 3m reporting second quarter results.bove what the street was expecting. and the company is spinning off its health care business as well the stock up by about 3.6% in an exclusive interview, we asked chairman and ceo mike roman his outlook about whether a recession is coming. >> we've seen the outlook for the global macro moderating as we've come through the year, and as i said earlier, even in q2 and as we look through the rest of the year, we see demand, strong demand in many of our own markets. strong demand in our automotive builds as we look in the second half, strength in parts of electronics, datacenters all of that helping to, you know, give us a positive outlook as we look ahead we are seeing some challenges as we look at areas like consumer electronics. this is important to look at each market segment to get a total view it does give us i think a strong demand across many markets but a little uncertainty about the macro as we get into the second half >> if you were asked if you think we're in a recession today,

at issue is the 3m combat arms ear plugs. the lawsuits allege they failed to protect against hearing loss. the 3m unit that made the plugs will file for voluntary bankruptcy as part of this plan. attorneys for service members called the move by 3 mm underfunded and ined a quality. underfunded and ined a quality. up next when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine get a seat at the table will be transformational for my tribal members. taxing online sports betting gives us an opportunity to really enhance the lives of our tribe and strengthen the future of our people. vote yes on prop 27. >>> well, well, well, jimmy g. is in the house, but probably not for very long. >> 49ers checked in for training camp today and immediately addressed the big story line. the future of their quarterback. >> you're not happy. tomorrow morning is the fir

i don't think it is time for 3m. in, thanks to carleton and then. check out barron.com and follow us online, barron's online, that is it for "barron's roundtable". for watching. >> happened weekend to all. welcome to the program. that handout lyses the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. democrats in denial, the u.s. economy now in recession with two consecutive quarters of economic contraction. president biden saying it doesn't sound like a recession to me while democrats agree to billions more in new spending. andy poser is

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stock down 3.4%. 3m is higher after beating across the street in q2.d it will spin off the healthcare business. finally, walmart plunging after cutting the outlook for the current quarter and full year, last night saying higher food and fuel costs are causing consumers to spend more on necessities. that shift in spending forcing walmart to cut prices to reduce excess inventory the stock is down almost 9%. there's obviously a ripple effect on the rest of retail xrt on pace for its worst day since june is this a warning that the consumer hayes turned and the recession is coming, or something specific to walmart? if you look at some of the basics trades, albertson's, kimberly-clark, coca-cola, they were ought fun were all fine >> any retailer where credit card data would suggest you're down in the mid single digits for the quarter. >> two things are happening, which makes it not as straightforward as norm at sort of recession or pullback it's the low end versus the high end. it's the categories here spending on, more on the general, less on the more speci

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as we had to break, here is what we have seen so far. 3m saw a four point headwind. 3m saw a four point headwind. we continue in just a moment. bubbles bubbles bubbles bubbles there are bubbles everywhere! as an expedia member you earn points on top of your airline miles. so you can go see even more of all the world's bubbles. >>> welcome back to power lunch. >>> sales of newly-built homes have risen from the end of last year, and ceos are responding to this fast-changing market with better-than-expected earnings. sales are still down 3% today. they are offering incentives to buyers. the stock is 25% off, but many of the builders have rallied this month, outperforming the s&p even. let's bring in stephen kim. there is always a small band of bullish people on the team, stephen. i keep talking about these low valuations. what you say can power the next leg of a rally here? >> i think the result is affordability or mental issues such as negative psychology concerns, fears, or strategy from people that think they are going to get a real buying opportunity if home prices go down. we are hear

below 50 data out of europe has not been faring better and new orders have been in contraction, and 3mreport tomorrow at an investor conference this month the company talked about how its numbers reported to a 3% negative impact from the china shutdown ask also citing currency headwinds and continued concerns around inflation. j.p. morgan's price target out today $134 that's exactly where the stock is trading at right now and a similar story for general electic which has seen estimates cut on the continued supply chain constraints and both 3m and ge have been trailing the industrial sector by a wide margin and you'll see the industrial sector down 14% this year and 3m down 24% and ge down 27% and we've seen the earnings growth rate for the sector come down from 30% to earlier this year now down to about 26. so here's where investors see opportunity. morgan stanley says stick with tritan and oppenheimer and emerson electric and wesco international and they both operate in the electric utility space, kelly. >> and we have john deere and this has been with ag in the spotlight and first in

synchronized diving from a ten-meter platform for a jump from the rear rack 3.5 turns back . in women's 3m springboard jumping won the nineteen-year-old elizaveta kuzina , who with each attempt increased the gap from her pursuers. a day earlier, kuzina also won the synchronized jumps. in european countries , pressure is being exerted on athletes who have decided to continue their sports career in russia as a moscow volleyball player. dynamo lauri, kermenen removed from the finnish national team, this decision was made by the board of the volleyball federation. this country. true, they added that kermenen was only negotiating and might leave to play in another country, but just in case, they removed it, let me remind you that in the new season of the khl, finnish jokerites, who decided to leave the league, will not play, moscow cska announced the day before that the club will strengthen at least four players in this football transfer window. yesterday, the army team presented two newcomers at once. the first was the chilean victor mendez. the 22-year-old midfielder moved to the moscow club

of medals competed for at the friendship games in kazan the main intrigue of yesterday was in men's 3mringboard diving in the absence of the russian ski jumping champion. nikita schleichera, the fight for gold went between the silver medalist of the london olympics evgeny kuznetsov and the highly experienced sergey nadzin before the fifth of six attempts, sergey nazin was in the lead with an advantage of 8 points and it was the fifth jump that turned out to be decisive . fifth attempt. kuznetsov succeeded best of all, he beat his opponent, who, on the contrary, blurred the friendship games with the fifth jump. finally won yevgeny kuznetsov today in the palace of aquatic sports in kazan, the fight in water jumps will continue. the international ice hockey federation has announced where the 23 world championship selected from russia will take place instead of st. petersburg, the tournament will be held in may next year in riga and finnish tampere . , and in riga the tournament was held in 2021, let me remind you that in st. petersburg they took away the right to host the world cup on apr

general electric and 3m. if you do own earnings, you get rewarded. is that bad news?ng to be the kitchen sink quarter? get it all out, even if it is bad, then it regroup and move higher from here. the worst performing stock on the s&p, can you guess it? it is walmart. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: it is tuesday, the countdown to the close starts now. ♪ >> the countdown is on in europe. this is "bloomberg markets: european close" with guy johnson and alix steel. ♪ anna: welcome back to bloomberg markets: european close.

let's have a look at 3m plus coca-cola and mcdonald's. all of them i douse stocks on your screen they all reported first thing this morning they are doing well. now look at walmart a huge selloff this is important because walmarts results reflect consumer activity as the economy slows and inflation bites, walmart said people are shying away from clothing and electronics so they could spend their money on more expensive food the stock is down, up eight half% that is taken 80 points of the dow industrials and reducing walmart value $20 billion, as we said walmarts results taken 80 points off the dow which will open up a loss of 120-point that is not so bad when you consider walmart in it. the s&p 500 on 17 nasdaq down 73, a little red ink on the left-hand side. look at interest-rate all the way down on the ten year treasury you are back to 2.73% that yield is below the yield on the two-year and the recession indicator still there. the economic headline this morning is recession the president doesn't think we are in one or going into what th

maria: welcome back big news from 3m earnings, lauren simonetti without the latest on 3m. >> as you cane better than the reaction the stock is up 3% if you are looking at adjusted earnings per share to 48 in the corner, that was better than expected, revenue did fall from last year it was also stronger-than-expected coming at $8.7 billion in the quarter you mentioned a spinoff 3m says that all spin off the healthcare unit by the end of 2023 as you know this is an industrial company walmart they make everything from post-it notes as we like to say to industrial sandpaper, 3m is out in the stock is up at 4% on the earnings and some of the other headlines that we are watching this morning. 3000 responders are actively fighting california's largest wildfire they share burning near yosemite national park the oak fire charged 18000 acres and threatening over 2400 other structures crews dropped 300,00o the glaze from helicopters yesterday officials say the fire is 16% contained. tributes are pouring in for after pulse urbino best known for his role as mob boss in goodfellas. ♪ >> what a good a

coke up about two%, mcdonalds gaming 2.8% and 3m up 5.5% and coke is after ceo was asked about risk in the second half and said "don't get too lost in the weeds of the second half and said we don't know how it's going to turn out". big question marks here; right, folks. all this on the same day the federal reserve kicks off its two day meeting where tomorrow during this hour, that's why you have to stay with me; right. set the dvr if you can't. chairman jay powell will explain himself and a another 75% basis hike. bring in scott hullman and tom hays. are you building a fresh or maybe even just updated investment thesis after wal-mart unleashed a skunk and, tom, start here ahead of big tech earnings. >> yeah, well, i think what you saw is the shift of consumers, particularly at the low end, shifting because they had to spend more on food and energy and less on discretionary items. you want to move up the food chain if you have exposure to retail, we like retail without risk and points to amazon. they report on thursday and we like amazon because it's been down 40% seven times in the his

. >>> golf, round try of the 3m open in minnesota. is it tony finau or tony finesse. everyone chasing this guy. that's scott piercy. his tee shot on the par 3 13th drop right next to the hole. sets up the great birdie, look, grabs the putter and sinks it. one of his seven birdies on the day. how about a bogey-free 67 round. can you catch weekend action right here on kpix 5. craziest thing we saw today was at fenway park. bases loaded, red sox down six to the blue jaceys. jairen durant lost it. head-first slide like he's superman for no reason at all because he doesn't need to. that's an inside-the-park grand slam, the first since 2017, very tough night for boston as the blue jays won this one. 28-5. that's the most runs in a single game this season. that does it for sports. over to you two. 28 runs. that's brutal. >> that wasn't a win. that was an annihilation. >> a tough few months for boston sports. >>> up next, a celebration of fog. we're going to take you to the

stock is down more than 10% today, now down more than 12% in midday trading let's end on shares of 3mwhich are trading slightly higher today ahead of earnings before tomorrow's opening bell. the stock has been under pressure, of course, for much of the year down 24% so far, just in 2022, but right now ahead of earnings, scott, 3m could be one to watch dow component could have an ink influence on that overall market narrative. >> thank you very much i know somebody who is watching that closely, and who will be specially closely tomorrow morning, that is one jenny harrington steven tusa well-known industrial analyst out of jpmorgan, we recently cut our estimates to below the low end of the current guidance range and expect the company to cut expectations this quarter as raw materials persist, china headwinds were worse than expected, and operating leverage remains weak that sounds so optimistic into the number. >> sounds terrible and the worst part is -- >> is he going to be right >> the worst part is steve tusa is really smart. he was right on ge, he'll probably be right on this. if he

several heavyweights are reporting earnings. 3m, coca-cola, general motors comic mcdonald's, and ups. and this afternoon we we hear from alphabet and microsoft. >>> best buy will open a small format store in north carolina today. the store office only 5000 square feet but it's about 15% of the size of a typical best buy and that has a curated selection of digital products including large tvs, computers, headphones, wearable devices, and phones. and there are lockers to pick up online orders. when you want to buy something in store, you scan a qr code and an employee will fetch the item. >>> and kim kardashian and kylie jenner are urging instagram to stop trying to copy tiktok. the sisters posting a message to the millions of followers saying make instagram instagram again. meta, the parent company of facebook have been pushing facebook and instagram into shorter videos. the market dominated by tiktok. jenner and kardashian are highly influential on social media and a few years ago kylie jenner slammed the snapchat redesign causing that stock to drop 7%. we don't see the same impact th

weather delay at the 3m open in minnesota, but they were able to resume play this afternoon.problem for tony finau. makes it so save par. finau went 5 under today. he's in fourth place, seven back of the lead. it's going to be tough to catch this guy, scott piercy. he's running away with it this weekend. his approach from 270 yards out and and sticks it for a makeable putt. you can watch the final round action tomorrow right here on kpix. women's golf. these fans, oh, in the sunflower hats looking good at the championship in france. approach on 11 from charlie hull. takes a perfect bounce. into the hole for eagle. she's tied for sixth at 11 under. brooke henderson on 14, sinks it. one of her four birdies on the day. she's at 17 under and has a two-stroke lead heading into the final round. over to scotland for the senior

could not seem to keep the ball on the green, hitting three shots in the water on the 18th hole at the "3mn minnesota. he ended up getting a quadruple bogey. he later withdrew after shooting a 77 in the first round citing wrist soreness. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," hip-hop icon master p. joins us in the times square studio for his first tv interview after his daughter's fatal drug overdose and his mission to spread awareness about mental health and substance abuse. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." and balance abuse. i'm granne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." osteo bi-flex every day g because it has joint shield... sbalance abuse. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cb

liquidated several command posts ammunition depots from kramatorsk destroyed the launcher of the s-3mtours of battery duels hit the positions of artillery systems grad hurricane and howitzers, 100b. almost 900 shells per day brought down ukrainian troops on the settlements of the dpr under such fierce shelling of peaceful neighborhoods where there are no and never were any military facilities shells fired from nato-caliber heavy weapons fell that night and early in the morning in the kiev and kirov regions of donetsk previously received the woman is attacked. and makiivka yakovlevka in gorlovka, as a result of strikes from a damaged bakery, the day before , a fire at a machine-building plant broke out there and there was also a pierced gas pipeline, positions of the armed forces disguised in lesnoy massif, from which militants fired at settlements, destroyed a unit of the first army corps of the dpr people’s militia on objects worked with hail, and already at night, the artists received the coordinates of the place where ukraine journalists. armored installations were placed. they imm

i don't think it is time for 3m. jack: people thought it was time to get in, thanks to carleton and then. check out barron.com and follow us online, barron's online, that is it for "barron's roundtable". for watching. >> happened weekend to all. welcome to the program. that handout lyses the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. democrats in denial, the u.s. economy now in recession with two consecutive quarters of economic contraction. president biden saying it doesn't sound like a recession to me while democrats agree to billions more in new spending. andy poser is here. plus airport flight mayor continuing as a pilot shortage reeks havoc on summertime travel. democratic senators to pushing fines for flight delays and flight cancellations as spirit drops its emergencier talk with frontier striking a deal with jetblue instead. frontier ceo is here in a fox business exclusive to respond to all of this. and china warns president biden not to play with fire over taiwan. hunter bi

preliminarily established that the rocket strike was inflicted by two rockets of the type caliber marking 3mthe rocket is 1770 kg. the length of the rocket is 6 m 20 cm. combat unit - 450 kg missile has its own characteristics. it can go around the terrain and also avoid the enemy's known means of anti-aircraft and anti-aircraft defense. cruise missiles hit the the parking lot near the household building is a nine-story office building around which there are residential buildings at the moment of the tragedy on the square, the adjacent streets in the building and the medical center, even in the cars nearby were full of people . in the center of vinnytsia, two missiles were destroyed by anti-aircraft missiles, air force troops hit civilian objects, this is a square where there were usually many people, where people walked with children on the ground bloodied victims are heard everywhere screams of despair and the sounds of sirens information about the number of dead is constantly changing but it is already known for sure that at least three children were killed, scary footage with a covered s

. >>> the final round of the pga's 3m open outside minneapolis. former cal bear james hahn approach shot on 12. he holes out for an eagle. hahn finishes tied for fourth. he takes a bow. scott piercy had a five-shot lead. it went down to one when he couldn't get out of the bunker on 14th. piercy triple bogeyed the hole and lost the lead that opened the door for tony finau. he sinks the birdie lead to increase his lead. finau ends up winning by three for his third career pga win. >>> and we had hoped that barry bonds would have made hit the year in his final year of eligibility to the hall of fame, but it wasn't meant to be. >> all right. andrea, thank you. >> and we'll be right back. >> warriors player and oakland native giving back to the community ahead of the new school year as much as the students in his town, coming up. >> and we'll be right back. >>> ah, former golden state warrior and oakland native juans could scan know anderson, often called jta. >> his journey to achieve foundation in east oakland. he held his annual backpack giveaway to

we like blackstone is a dividend grower, 3m, hard to come things down a lot. 3m is down, they have grownord. are you more bullish than bearish? >> i did not want to buy the index. you can call me bearish about the market and selective opportunities where there is good value and good valuation. ashley: you are here for the whole hour. a new survey commissioned by the teachers union shows voters trust republicans over democrats to handle education. if only by one%, i'm surprised it is not more. let's bring in mike huckabee who joins us. this is randi weingarten's own polling, does this destroy the teacher union narrative a little bit? >> it really does. a pretty big deal, the numbers show republicans are edging democrats on education. that is big. it is even bigger, but it reminds us a lot of american parents are frustrated, to keep it closed. on-site learning, republican said let's open that. we saw that in virginia, glenn youngerkin is governor of virginia because parents were told drop your kids off like laundry, pick them up, we get the wrinkles out, it is our business, not yours and p

we will hear from 3m, gm, and other ceos. we have others before the opening section.he company has slashed the corners. we are dragging this in the retail sector. dow, not going as badly. we have different plans in hong kong. july 26, 2022. it's time to do it right now >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to cnbc. live from the aztec market in times square, let's take a look at what's happening with the u.s. equity futures. it's roughly flat. this morning, red arrows across the board. as we mentioned, we are talking about some losses. they are down by 127 points. most

emergency package, one of the ideas was if the oil was writing that $11 or $12 a$1 barrel, elizabeth $3m dollars and completely fill it up to the 757 million-barrel capacity because it will never be in that proposal was sent to the helen unfortunately, the democrats did not agree to it at was a really big missed opportunity because you have an extra $100 billion at $14 a barrel, that is a pretty good deal for the american taxpayer, missed opportunity and i wish we would've done it. >> the gas association joining us, we heard a lot about the topic and can you when they required oil lease some of the date with a. >> that is a great question it and we get that all of the time and i come i say look, oil leases no guarantee for anything like a sixpack at the convenience store is not a guarantee for sixat or 12 vince cans of something, when a company secures a lease, it is the equivalent of saying that we are securing the rights to make a very big death that may or may not pay out and that is all it is and it is a gamble and you're making an educated guess on it parcel of land that may or may

shares of 3m our highest today, announcing plans to spinoff off the health care business and retain a0% stake while they will remain focused on material signs that they have a profit outlook for the year. quick take, powered by more >> we are going to see parts of the corporate sector with parts of the shadow bank system going back. you will see this system that's partly fragile. the trigger for financial distress is going to be recession and recession that is not mild or shallow but severe and retracted. jonathan: i will have a tom is having. tom: it was something, yesterday. as lisa said, going from one to the other, that's how we invented the show, that's what it is about. jonathan: a picture of the bond market for you, 10 year, the euro, with so much weakness. 8/10 of 1%. back to a one hand and i will just talk about it more later. tom: but i think that this is important, there is a weight to the euro but what we have not talked about enough is once again the german yield upfront of the u.s. move, sorry. there is a compression here of developed country yield curve. jonathan: proli

salesforce, apple, home depot, walmart, disney is doing okay, intel turned positive, 3m and merck.one positive on the session. again, at the low of the day we were down about 29 points -- excuse me, 83 points on the s&p 500. we're now up 3.5 and the nasdaq is the leader up 1 sp 1.7% lower treasury yields, increasing concerns about recession but that has led to a bid in some of the beaten-down growthy names in technology. at the close up almost 2%. that's it for me now into "overtime" with mike santoli. >>> welcome to "overtime." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner you just heard the bells but we're just getting started and we begin with our talk of the tape the tech-led turn around stocks finishing the session well off their lows with the nasdaq posting solid gains the s&p 500 nosing into the green after a 2% morning decline. the move coming despite the recession trade remaining in full force with yields retreating and oil dropping back below $100 a barrel. in

. >>> to the final round of the pga's 3m open outside minneapolis. hahn finished tied for fourth, his best finish of the year. and he takes a bow. on the ninth tee, scott piercy had a five-shot lead. it was down to one when he wouldn't get out of the bunker. piercy tripled bogeyed the hole. sinks the birdie putt to increase his lead. he once trailed by five shots and ends up winning by three for his third career pga win. >> victory so sweet. kissing that ball. thank you, andrea. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the latest on the wildfire raging in the sierra. >>> plus the work being done to keep cyclists alive as they ride to the top of mount diablo. >>> and why a group of seniors are protesting at a pool in san mateo county. we'll be rigk. seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote bet

round three of the 3m open at tpc twin cities in minnesota. is it tony finau or tony finesse?s a birdie. everyone is chasing scott piercey. par 3, sets up a great birdie look. walks to the green, grabs the putter, and he sinks it for one of his seven birdie on the day. bogey morefree 7 under 60 round. solo leader for the tournament. catch the weekend action here on kpix 5. >>> craziest thing we saw yesterday was at fenway park. bases loaded, red sox down six to the bluejays. t topia skies it. routine fly ball. wait, the center fielder completely lost it, goes way over his head. duran is still looking inglookis it? goes soaring into home plate if he wasn't 70 feet in front of the throw. inside-the-park grand slam, the first since 2017. bluejays won it. the most runs in a single game this season. >>> that does it for sports. have a great day, everyone. >>> coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, over a dozen employees fired from the san francisco district attorney's office. has the staff shakeup become a full-blown purge? what does it mean for the community? >>>

first of all, 3m. what's the dividend, why do you like it?. 3m has been one with of the great dividend growers in american history for almost 100 years. they've grown the dividend every year, but they had the best report this week that they've had since we bought the stock about two years ago. and so the dividend is about 4%, great dividend growth, and they're spinning off their health care unit which is going to create a lot of value. stuart: the second one is the simon property group, mall operators. why do you like them? >> yeah. they're going to announce earnings monday afternoon, and i think that the stock is down a lot this year because people think, oh, folks are shopping less and the economy's tough. but the landlords still have to pay rent, and they own great assets, great real estate, and there's just a lot of value in this. but, stuart, you're going to love this, it's paying a 6.5% dividend. so we like the stock price being low, earnings coming up and a great 6.5% yield. stuart: wow, i could go for that, definitely. david, thank yo

those three names, for example,s 3m, lrcx and cleveland cliffs.o get a laugh, look how cheap these stocks are trading vis-a-vis their pierce as well as historical norms and realizing that you're getting some of these stocks at very cheap levels. and growth fades for a lot of those names, the best of the chips out there, a great sector, those are names you can have i think some safety in if the market doesn't keep going up like the last few weeks. charles: rob, what are you looking at? >> restoration a hardware that i just personally picked up last week, charles. keep playing the crowdstrikes, keep playing the palo alto networks because irrespective of recession, those names are going to hold occupy. -- up. symbol path, these guys are creating efficiencies using software to take people out of the workplace. if the economy gets tougher, businesses are going to start operating more efficiently, making money off things like algorithms. this company's going to be a winner. charles: i've looked at it. i think it was one of those hot ipos that turned aro

. >>> we also have an update following our interview with 3m ceo mike rowe mitt the legal team suingver earplugs issued a statement. here's what they say 3m's bankruptcy move is further proof they value their profits and stock price more than the well being of veterans who fought and serving our country the trust to resolve ear plug litigation claims is woefully underfunded and not the efficient and equitable resolution. >> it's based on expert an all circumstance highly respected third-party claims estimator the billion trust, we believe, will be adequate to address with the narrow subsidiary. we also stand behind it and will support with whatever funds are required to resolve the mat never the end. >> again, this is a case for the courts on whether they'll be allowed to put that subsidiary into chapter 11 bankruptcy and whether they'll have to fund more than a billion. >> it's fed day. we're counting down the fed's decision at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we're going to tell you what to expect as we head to break here's a look ahead at the winners and losers >> announcer: executive edge is s

. ., ~ part of the day between 11am and 3m. . ~' , ., part of the day between 11am and 3m. ., ~ i. ., talking to us. and keep up the _ 3pm. thank you for talking to us. and keep up the good _ 3pm. thank you for talking to us. and keep up the good work. - a gunman who killed 17 people at his former high school is facing a sentencing trial in florida. the shooting in the suburban city of parkland, close to miami, took place in 2018. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for nikolas cruz, who pleaded guilty last year. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. a school shooting that shook america to its core. it happened on valentine's day in 2018 and is the deadliest case involving a gunman responsible for a mass shooting to go before a jury in the us. nikolas cruz was 19 at the time. he'd been expelled from the school as a student. last 0ctober he pleaded guilty to 17 counts of first—degree murder. now, family members and friends of the victims have gathered to hear whether cruz will be sentenced to death or put behind bars for the rest of his life. i'm going to speak to

. >> trying to buy everything in the worst market to buy anything why don't they buy 3m's groundwaterroblem? >> why did you bring that up >> they settled for 500 million. they can't seem to get any closure. >> it was a moment we remember last spring with the meme phenomenon and reminded of with gme split and buying 50k of bed bath. >> yeah. remember ryan cohen came in. maid a stand on bed bath it was the mid-20s. >> a unifying theme from the companies. >> that's why i brought it up. >> i made it clear to the viewers. >> important figure coming to gamestop >> suboptimal you could say. >> yeah. that was not right now. because i said that i'm a top ten hated person on twitter saying that negative thing about ryan cohen i can't look at the mentions column for the next day. the stock is now at 5. the interim ceo spent some money and bought some. at your bed bath are there inventory problems >> yes >> i know. >> it's a problem when you put things on the shelves that nobody wants to buy. >> did you listen to the comp call >> i did. >> one of the finest in retail what you want to do is put th

a 3m barrel cut in daily supply would push benchmark london oil prices to $190, while a 5m barrel worst-case barrel of oil costs around $110, that is, we are talking about a price increase of more than three times, i honestly don’t understand what the seven countries are saying about this potential price cap mechanism, but in at the same time, the europeans say they will stop buying russian oil on january 1st. maybe this is such an elegant way of saying that we will continue to buy russian oil. key point is that the price cap has led to a decrease in supply prices, a topic that touches the nerves of the head of the german network agency. there is a danger that in 3 months the germans will not be able to pay their gas bills. so it will rise in price on the second channel of television of germany discussing an unprecedented rise in energy prices. of course, indians and china now benefiting from insane cheap russian oil we should try to change the situation and put an end to this absurd effect the idea, to lift sanctions, which leads to this absurd effect the collective west, until it comes. we

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500 open their books on the spring quarter tuesday, microsoft, alphabet, mcdonald's, coca cola, ups, 3mwednesday, meta, boeing , ford, thursday, apple, and amazon, intel, merck, honeywell and friday, exxon and chevron and and add proctor and gamble so watch for signs of a slowdown in a consumer because then companies say we can't continue to pass along inflation to the consumer and for the tech companies, advertisers spending, right? they pullback. stuart: absolutely i think there's probably the most important week for money. lauren: it is. stuart: when they are all reporting like this at this particular moment in time. look whose with us now. jeff sica is back here on a monday morning in new york city. jeff, why do you think that amazon is the most important of these big tech earnings reports? >> because stuart, i think every earnings report is important but i think amazon is extremely important. here you have a stock that's down 40%. it is a bellweather but what we need to look for is the health and resiliency of the consumer, and we're going to see it in the numbers that amazon puts