it is not adidas, it is nike. you get my point. adidas is trading up 6.26%.ut with a riproaring set of numbers and their strong positives within it. also the fact they were direct to consumer. that part of the business was superstrong. the europeans have benefited from this. david: -- alix: i will totally say adidas for you if you say nike for me. matt townsend, bloomberg retail reporter joins us now. e-commerce sales superstrong. china was a weak point for nike. how much more runway today have without greater china picking up? matt: it remains to be seen. the things about china is it came back quicker than the rest of the world. sort of normalizes where it was pre-pandemic. i think it is around 20% growth in the most recent quarter. that is where it was before the pandemic. the big top flight number is look what happened in the americas sales growing 140% from a year ago, which is mind-boggling. the stock hitting all-time highs . quite the day for nike. david: -- guy: the european traders have extrapolated what we saw with nike into adidas and other companie

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you looked at the charts >> we're seeing some of the weakness in china not just with nike but also adidas as carter showed you there's a clear distinction between those two brands but seeing weakness across china not just in nike. >> don't forget to check out our website and sign up for our newsletter here's what's coming up next. >> coming up, if you played along last week carter charted a winner in adobe, now he and mike are back with a second similar set up and other illiterations, plus calling all "options action" fans, reach in your pocket, grab your phone and tweet us at "options action", if it's nice we'll answer it on air when "options action" returns ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "options action." last week carter and mike constructed a winner around adobe. >> essentially a key moment at a key former high, now make your bets, we think it will break out and exceed the former high. >> one way to make a bullish bet is to buy a longer dated september 540 call trading for a little over $28 when looking today, and look to sell elevated short dated premium. looking at june 550 calls jus

i know nike, adidas, google, twitter, have already given their employees off.ese ceos and find out ohio companies are dealing with it. one of the questions, mike santoli, is whether the new york stock exchange would close i guess it's a little too close tomorrow so the stock exchange will remain open bob pisani saying they will consider it in the future. we were talking back at mlk day in the '80s and how long it took the exchange to acknowledge it as a felderal holiday. >> i think it was until the mid-'90s before the stock exchange made it a holiday not every national holiday is a closure day. >> this day is not. >> veterans day they're open but like every company, the new york stock exchange ultimately owned by a private company, they'll have to figure out how to acknowledge it. >> later in the show you will hear from music superstar pharrell williams who's been pushing for juneteenth to be a national holiday he's worked with his home state of virginia to make it a holiday there. it is recognized in a number of u.s. states. he's also working with companies to

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david zeshis from jefferies is going to join us josh brown is here when we come back, the ceo of adidas goes on the record about company's sustainability efforts and push to lower it is carbon footprint. >>> also lennar's first public report what to watch when lennar reports. >>> yields popping follow the fed statement, ten-year yield to 1.56 toe they have come off of the highs. the two-year also reaching the highest level we have seen in some time. .20 is where we are. 1.56 on the ten-year we'll be right back. what happens when we welcome change? we can transform our workforce overnight out of convenience, or necessity. we can explore uncharted waters, and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster, with better outcomes. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change-- meeting them where they are, and getting them where they want to be. faster. vmware. welcome change. sales are down from last quarter but we are hoping things will pick up by q3. yeah...uh... doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] ne

some of germany's biggest companies have come out in support of this. companies like dime, lar, and adidas and in bmw w, have called for its supply chain laws. these are companies that have to some extent and been doing this sort of do gyla diligence for suppliers for a long time. but others are, are still quite critical of this. they say, especially for the smaller businesses, it's going to be very difficult to build up these new reporting systems. and of course, many companies are quite worried that this is going to put them at a disadvantage when they have all of these new bureaucratic costs and other companies around the world don't. so are we expecting other countries to follow in germany? footstep yeah, i think many people think germany will be a trend setter for that's friends already has a supply chain law like this. the e u has basically promised to come out with its own version if they had said june. so i think we could expect something like that soon. other countries have made some sort of move towards supply chain diligence in the us. they've banned the importing of of cotton f

as you mentioned previously, this could be a positive read across for a day does -- for adidas.to be taking some market share from the german company, which could potentially be a negative. the nike report seems to be a positive for jd sports, which is a big partner for nike. we will keep an one in london. overall, probably a positive read coming across from the nike report. anna: don't tell mark it is casual friday. i have it on good authority he was in a late search for a tie earlier on. that is a little bit of the behind-the-scenes knowledge. see dnr has been busy. reporter: they are coming back with an improved takeover or potential takeover of the you dg, the health care and communications company based in ireland that trades here in the u.k. it soared back in may when the company came in with a bid. that faced some resistance from the likes of allianz, who owned a share in the company. we also saw another company take a stake in the stock and we are expecting them to come out so that it undervalues the company. they are coming back with a 5% increase from the previous offi

. >> from run dmc wearing adidas to michael jordan, all those who made this the multi billion dollar industry that it is. >> reporter: inspired by black lives matter protests and calls for social justice, the two launch the start, strategic african-american retail track, a program that gives black franchisees access to capital and major vendors. >> it's upon us to help foster change. >> reporter: he believes this can come through growing wealth where families pass down assets. >> it is alarming just because you see all the different ways that systemic racism has really affected the black culture. >> reporter: start aims to address systemic economic disparities and motivate young minds. they held a panel discussion. >> i am a sneaker head. >> bri plans to turn passion into prosperity. >> i always wanted to create my own legacy. >> reporter: those legacies he wants to help build. >> when you have black ownership it helps them economically and it helps others believe they can be black owners as well. >>> 4:40. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> anticipation in the wor

de mañana ataquen a un hospital o el sistema eléctrico >> en los angeles california a cisco cuevas adidasden terminó formalmente con la política queda de méxico de la poltiica de trump, estaba en pausa de este crítico joe biden a la casa blanca. esta polémica obligó a miles de solicitantes de asilo a esperar en méxico por la resolución de sus casos en una morando mel secretario de comunidad nacionalalejandro mayorga, lo consideró una política poco efectiva para el control de la frontera. >> y hoy también la corte suprema emitióó un fallo que hace que el proceso para solicitar asilo, sea más complicado en una decisión unánime los magistrados consideraron que no es suficiente con que un inmigrante diga que busca refugio porque está en peligro, hasta ahora se consideraba que la palabra del inmigrante era suficiente pero ahora la corte suprema cree que que comprobar que hay amenazas. >> muy importante que su historia sea consistente , desde que la entrevista un oficial de migración para miedo creíble, cuando va ante un juez y va apelar a un caso porque ya no van a asumir que es creíble una pe

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adidas is also driving the dax.statements from the apparel maker, talking about significant cash flow and it will be returning money to shareholders. 550 and share buybacks. a huge number being generated. up around 3%. i come off of the travel story. iag under pressure, the owner of british airways exposed to the north atlantic. alix: central banks and governments are quick to shore up the world economy when the pandemic erupted and now the challenge is how to wean investors off the unprecedented support. the bank for international settlements is calling it pande xist. -- pandexit. joining us is agustin carstens. it is a real pleasure to talk to you. diverging virus, diverging economies, diverging central-bank policies. what does this look like in the next six to 12 months? agustin: basically more heterogeneity in the progress of different countries. advanced economies are very well positioned in eight fiscal and monetary policy space to continue supporting their economy. they have major progress in terms of vaccina

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i will say what got nike and h&m and adidas in hot water is the companies have spoken out against anythat region but have since been quiet as there's been this huge backlash on social media driven by the state official media so, to answer your question, it's a risk. don't expect nike to get much more vocal on this because it's a really sensitive topic in china. they know this market really well and they know how to deal with the chinese government and so i don't think you'll hear much more on the political story of that unless somehow they're forced to from consumers because i think, you know, donahoe said it best, we're a brand for china, in china, by china, and that was a really clear statement to how they're approaching this issue no question, david, it's hurting, but the growth rate in china's revenue last month was 40%. it's about 17% this time it's making an impact but they say it's gotten better, which gives investors, i think be, enough hope in that strong outlook and they talked about that numerous times on the call. >> you mentioned the 2025 outlook so they embedded strongic

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news from bloomberg intelligence, new research coming out, bi nike and adidas could be strugglingcond half of the year. haidi: there have been geopolitical elements as well, affecting them and h&m after saying they would not use cotton sourced from xianjiang, over human rights violations. and we are seeing interest in domestic crowns like some of these made in china brands. we saw an incredible amount of retail interest in the bubble tea chain. it looks like whether you are a chinese consumer or investor, maybe it is going to be harder -- a chinese consumer chinese investor, maybe it will be harder for overseas in foreign brands to get their share of that money going forward. shery: let's turn to travel and a reopening trade ongoing. royal caribbean cruises ceo saying most of the company ships should be operating by that year and after a 15 month pandemic shutdown and told bloomberg all crewmembers will be vaccinated with ford bookings showing strong customer demand. >> we require every member of our crew to be vaccinated. that is something we are looking out for our eventual retu

we saw that from adidas in 2015.ing kanye's face on the stock chart and it led to a remarkable turn around in the stock and the business and gap is potentially in for that i tailwind as well >> classic other products that they have. always my go-to anyway >> there's the wilfred frost effect and the kanye effect. >> it still attracts e >> it will stop being cool when you start wearing it >>> rahel solomon has the update >> bill cosby, the big news today, has been released from prison it comes just hours after a pennsylvania supreme court overturned his sexual assault conviction a state prosecutor says that cosby is going free on a procedural issue that he says is irrelevant to the facts of the crime that led a jury to find cosby guilty >>> the gates foundation is donating $2.1 billion to pronote gender global equality she also pledged another $1.4 billion for women's sexual health and preproductive rights. >>> dozens of deaths may be tied to the record-breaking heat wave that's scorched the northwest. officials in was

at nike, it's china that's worrisome because team wall, and maybe the prc says we really like the adidasybe someone asks, someone asks john donahoe, how do you feel about religious freedom. >> isn't it a matter of time that someone asks him that if they haven't already >> if he cares about colin kaepernick and company, how can they not care about billions of people being persecuted. someone should ask if he favors religious premium. >> it's the trickiest question in american business by far. how you deal with that issue. >> of course i favor it, i hope the chinese will abide by it. >> what's on mad tonight >> american express. a lot of news we're going to break about how small business is going to benefit from steve squeri, and i have to tell you, i will say that the fin techs that are out there that have had a free ride, look out, this man knows more boy is he competitive. likes sports, too, some of the wrong teams, sadly, but he likes sports. >> moynahan was talking about a little bit of that issue, too, the fintechs versus the other guys. >> i say look out. american express has a lot

> and, finally, jim shall let's talk about your sustainability strategy we heard plans from nike, adidasnouncement today, becky first we've been well at this for over a decade. runners care for us, first and foremost, it was customer-driven. they run outside these are things they care about. we hear from them often. we've had goals and an annual report in place for a long time. today we're announcing our number one shoe, biggest volume shoe and one of the top volume running shoes in the world, the ghost. the current version is being updated on july 1st. it is a carbon neutral shoe. so in our category, i believe, this is a bit like before an f-150. it's not a concept shoe. it's not an entry level or, you know, sort of a program shoe it's our largest selling shoe. between going to sustainable materials on the upper, 59% are the upper sustainable materials and carbon offsets, this is the first high-volume carbon neutral shoe in the marketplace. we're pretty excited about that. it will be interesting to see how customers respond because the ghost is up 77% already year to date. it's selling