arista is focused on the modern cloud networking markets.n't have to take the reach of cisco, we just have to reach all the most important relevant customers that we have and build upon our strengths. we look to do that from the client to the multi-cloud. we built a unique architecture where we have the power of one, one operating system, one management platform, one ecosystem of partners with the same consistent software image. our innovation is different. our approach is different and highly software driven. at the same time, we can reduce the operation time from months to years in real-time. customers appreciate that they don't have to have manual operations, can do all this in an innovative fashion. different strokes for different folks. emily: we are waiting a key decision from the fed. i'm curious on your thoughts on how inflation is impacting the business. how are you impacted by increased shipping costs and dealing with these supply chain challenges? jayshree: that is no fun, emily. it is increasing cost, increasing expedite. we were

check out fortinet up 130% nvidia up 137% and arista is huge as well maybe a glitch there but a massive. also look at some of the big underperformers, a lot of them are in the headlines these days. you have visa and mastercard because of the ongoing issues possible with what's going to happen with amazon and their relationship with them global payments down 41% paypal down 11% and visa down 5.5% as well so the movement of money, payments networks all underperforming in the technology sector. so let's stick with that tech theme and bring in jared wisefelled good morning to you. i wonder when you look at the technology uni verse we focus on software companies and semiconductors is there any place finding value besides names like nvidia? >> great question. thanks for having me on. when you look at the names that have out performed year to date, what's common between the names is it's the craze for metaverse is taking over all of my investor conversations facebook is increasing their capital expenditures into next year by a whopping 70% to almost $34 billion at the high end and to help put

bicicleta nos vinimos a conocer a los repartidores de comida a ellos les gustan que les digan los del vi aristasurante la pandemia y durante mÁs de un aÑo han encabezado una lucha para mejorar sus condiciones de vida, porque bueno ya te imanaras que andar por manhattan, repartiendo alimentos en la calle tiene sus peligros, vamos a ver los riesgos que enfrentan lo que han conseguido y quÉ les falta por lograr, en la tarde los esperamos en este reporte en bicicleta. >> va a ser muy interesante ver este reporte, gracias a julio lo vamos a ver esta tarde en noticias telemundo, no lo olviden. >> la corte suprema escucha hoy los argumentos que sostienen las impugnaciones al aborto de ley de texas que ha puesto fin a la posibilidad de interrumpir embarazo pasada las 6 semanas de gestaciÓn, cristina londoÑo esÁa siguiendo este asunto, cuÉntanos quÉ ha pasado hoy con estos argumentos? >> hola felicidad, muy bnas tardes, bueno hemos oÍdo hablar mucho de procedimiento y poco del aborto porque como tÚ bien sabes la ley prohÍbe que las mujeres terminen el embarazo despuÉs de la 6 semana de gestaciÓn que es c

and we call for something that doesn't force me with arista lives in about across the channel. on sunday ministers from france, germany, belgium, and the netherlands. and he repent commission diplomats met to discuss the crisis. they pledged more unified policing. and the use of e resources like an e u. border agency plane to patrol frances coastline. past the u. k. was absent disinvited by france after boris johnson angered emanuel my cron. by tweeting a letter he'd written to the french presidents containing previously rejected policy suggestions. said to handle that, have i wish joint work mating can only be done in a serious way and without paying hostage to domestic politics. macro said several times this week that the relationship with britain must be relationship of equals. we are not auxiliaries of britain. this issue has always been one that requires co operation between france and the united kingdom and right now that is failing. yes, british politicians like to blame france to distract from domestic problems, but with french presidential elections approaching the cas

i guess that's how they make arista catch. in the united states, ever since a supreme court ruling in 1978 banks that operate across state lines are only subject to the regulations and interest rates of the states that they're officially based. so for 2 thirds of the banks and companies in the fortune $500.00, as well as half of america's credit card industry. that state is delaware. delaware has no limit on interest rates next to no credit card regulations and gives lenders the right to change terms on consumers. anytime they please, all the banks have to do an exchange is employ at least 100 delaware residents. easy bar to clear if you just hire 50 pencil pushers, $48.00 paper shredding specialists and of course to us senators. anytime the subject of reforming delaware's flimsy regulatory framework comes up in the state legislature, lawmakers defer the delaware state bar association, which is chock full of corporate lawyers, but not everyone in delaware values. their advice, specifically state representative john walker, a f

. ♪ emily: strong third-quarter earnings for arista network.ith the move to remote work in the digitization of work, the cloud networking equipment maker has a bullish forecast for next year. it connects some of the biggest names in tech from microsoft to facebook, google, amazon and netflix. joining me now is the ceo. good to have you with us. ily: a few other stories we continue to watch. shares of zillow following -- following the most since march. the company plans to offload 7000 homes. bank of america calling this a clear negative. zillow is trying to recover after buying too many houses initially. now, many will be listed for less than the company paid. coming up, an exclusive interview with adam so lipsky, half a year into his job with amazon. how they got an advantage over microsoft and google and intends to keep the head start, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to bloomberg technology. i'm emily in seattle. earlier this year, a historic changing of the guard took place in this town. jeff bezos stepped down as amazon ceo,

names like n phase, aris la, tesla, ford, a motley crew two of the stocks arista and end phase energy up more than 50% that's been an unbelievable rally for auto makers. ford getting a pop on its ev news and then oddly, an oil company. the worst performing stock this quarter is actually moderna, down 36% it's still up 214% in a year but maybe the oral antivirals from merck and pfizer coming out taking a little wind out of moderna's sails. now to this morning's other top stories including the white house digging in on its fight with the courts over forcing companies to vaccinate their employees. even as courts push back bertha is back with that and more. >> the biden administration is telling private businesses to move forward with its vaccine and testing requirements, despite a federal appeals court ordering a temporary stop to the rules. the u.s. court of appeals for the fifth circuit, considered one of the most conservative in the country, ordered the halt over the weekend pending a review the white house is asking the court to lift the pause, calling claims of harm from the mandate

arista networks is the best performer in the s&p up 20% after some pretty strong results.ll get more on that in a moment first a news update with sue herrera. >> good morning, carl. good morning, everybody. here is what's happening at this hour pfizer shares getting a big boost from surging covid vaccine sales. which now account for more than half of that drug maker's revenues fiezer is raising its forecast for vaccine sales and it expects test results on covid shots for kids between the ages of 2 to 5 by the end of the year and for children 6 months to 2 years in the first quarter of next year. >>> shares of armer shares are shooting up 16% after quarterly earnings more than doubled test mats underarmour raising revenue guidance despite supply chain pressures. and you can find out how under armour is driving growth on the closing bell tune in today at 3:00 p.m. eastern time to hear from the ceo of that company patrick frisk. ups announcing three days of nationwide hiring events starting on friday it hopes to hire 60,000 seasonal workers. out of the 100,000 new hires that

arista networks. what have you got, lauren. lauren: number one on s&p 500.t the lights. lauren: we're still on. they forecast growth of 30% for the orders and big customers like facebook. is this a first for you? it is. you know what we'll do? we'll keep going. lauren: let's go. stuart: just because we're in the shade, so to speak doesn't mean we can reach our viewers. we'll reach our viewers. we won't show you and i in the shade. we'll show you stock quotes on the screen. what else we got. lauren: first is one, lb group. up 67%. fintech and bitcoin mining. they're supporting mastercard's processing of bitcoin transactions. they just reopened. they have been paused several times for volatility which you see when you have a 6% feign. stuart: estee lauder, the makeup company. lauren: disappointing forecast. what did they blame? the supply chain. they were down 2%. they turned around. also said covid restrictions impacted them in their china sales oaf the summer. stuart: the dow is up 27. estee lauder is up one dollar. got that. yes it is election day. new jers

with the current market, arista up 65% in a pre-market year-to-day basis 65% a. generally speaking bitcoin is up 63, 220. etherium up 2.5%, 44.48, shy of 44.50. coin-based global up 2%. microstrategy owns bitcoin on the balance sheet up 2.25% the strategy, etf uses different instruments, like futures up 3% in the pre-market trade a. check, joe, on that crypto currency industry. right now, it's on the upside. back over to you >> all right dom. i like this tournament down in mexico every year, it's good, they have a unique-looking course. >> i would love to go down there to play that course. i say the bermuda one butterfield. i couldn't deal with the wind like they do down there. >> mid-ocean is spectacular over there if you get a chance ever. >> i would like to go mid-ocean and those courses in the bahamas, but i have not had a chance, everything along the atlantic coast. >> jordan has a pretty nice one down there, too. got a few. >> you got it. >> thank you, dom chu. >> the fomc physikicking off a two-day meeting today. what do you think, steve, is this the time?

[mÚsica] andrea: reconocida por su trabajo como desto arista de grandes artistascomo sebastiÁn, camilociales y en instagram, y se enamoraron de mis mÁscaras, con mi estilo y con las cadenas y todo. andrea: incluye ahora tambiÉn joyerÍa y sombreros comprobando que en reinventarse estÁ el Éxito y que los tapabocas estÁn para quedarse. con un toque elegante y a la moda. karen: yo quiero que mi marca sea un ejemplo para las personas que quieren empezar un nuevo negocio, si yo lo puedo hacer, todo el mundo lo puede hacer. yo comencÉ el negocio en la pandemia. si se puede. andrea: se ha convertido en pionera en la industria de mascarillas de lujo. siendo la primera en crear este diseÑo que incorpora detalles de joyerÍa en cada una de sus prendas. me comentÓ que para ella es importante involucrar a su familia en todo lo que hace y que quiere seguir creando empleo para muchas personas que no ha perdido en la ciudad de nueva york. maity: gracias por esos reportajes que nos inspiran y que hasta las situaciones mÁs difÍciles podemos sacar esos inventos que nos cambia la vida. karen podrÍa haber f