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mr bezos, who is the firm's executive chair, last sold amazon shares in 2021.estimated fortune of more than $190 billion. one of the uk's best—known tea makers has revealed its monitoring tea supplies on a daily basis — as imports reach what it calls a "critical period". tetley tea, the country's second—biggest tea brand, said supplies were "much tighter" than it would like amid disruption in the red sea. it comes after sainsbury�*s supermarket issued warnings about the availability of black tea. live now tojoshua mahony, chief market analyst at scope markets. lovely to have you with us. just how much of a disruption are we talking? it has been described as temporary. yes, this is a good _ described as temporary. yes, this is a good time _ described as temporary. yes, this is a good time to - described as temporary. yes, this is a good time to be - this is a good time to be talking about tea. what we are seeing essentially is that we are seeing pockets of disruptions. as you alluded to, tetley is talking about a tighter picture than they would have liked. speci

caroline: jeff bezos nvidia join openai in developing humanlike robots.e will discuss that and more throughout the hours. checking on the markets, a little croaky like my voice. we get the core pce details, how is inflation going at the moment? it is all about the eyes on macro. a little bit of cautious training in europe as well. 10 year yield up three basis points. let's look at what's happening in the world of crypto. bitcoin, as the dollar, flat on the day. crypto spiking. ed: kkr is buying a software unit for about 4 billion u.s. dollars. this is a unit that basically provides the software for remote desktop collection. it is something they got out of the amway deal last year. you can cav geo -- see avgo. the other movers story we are looking at is nvidia and the u.s. adr. both moving to the upside. nvidia up 1.2%. tsmc is higher by .4%. what we saw is selling down the position. you can look at it as a re-weighting. it's the first time they have offloaded tsmc shares since 2021. tsmc, the lead manufacturer globally, so much of the run-up in the space

amazon founderjeff bezos has finished plans which you disclosed earlier this month to sell around 50res in the e—commerce company. later sale of 1a million shares disclosed in regulatory finding, filing means he has cashed out $8.5 billion in recent weeks. mr bezos has not spoken about his plans for the money and he also owns space exploration company blue 0rigin. protesting indian farmers say they will resume a march to new delhi. this comes after negotiations with the government fell through. the government proposed buying pulses, maize and cotton at guaranteed prices on a 5—year contract. farmers insist it be extended to 20 more crops. the farmers started to make their way to the capital last week. the farmers were around 200km away from the capital when they were stopped by security. there is good news elsewhere in asia with the philippines seeing travel return to pre—pandemic levels. the country and expanding airports to meet increased demand. monica miller spoke to philippines transport secretary about the impact of the $3 billion reconstruction amidst international airport in

yesterday's sale brings a number of total shares sold by bezos in the past week to 14 million, worth nearly $2.4 billion, frank. >> silvana, thank you very much. we'll see you later in the show. we have a lot more to come on "worldwide exchange" including one word investors have to know today. but first the nvidia effect being felt far and wide. we're going to speak with the company's ceo next about the company's impact and what's ahead. >>> plus, a fresh billion dollar buyback. it's not enough to boost shares this morning. >>> later, more big "money movers" in a rough day of cathie wood's stock picks we have a very busy day ahead on "worldwide exchange. stay with us s bold new thinking. ( ♪♪ ) partnering to unlock new ideas, to create new legacies, to transform a company, industry, economy, generation. because grit and vision working in lockstep puts you on the path to your full potential. old school grit. new world ideas. morgan stanley. (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to kee

last year, bezos announced he was leaving washington state and moving to miami. his change of address will save him at least $600 million in taxes. when he carries through on his promise to sell 50 million shares of amazon. florida does not tax income or capital gains saving money making money. >> when we come back, the super bowl after party and what we know about the golden bachelorette. >> the skinny is next. >> i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm for you and your family? our goal is to get you as much as you deserve. $30 billion was set aside for mesothelioma victims like you. if you've been diagnosed with mesothelioma, we'll come to you within 24 hours. so our team can get to work right away. call us now. there's only one. morgan and morgan. call one 800 602 3400. >> you deserve better than that. >> i'm hungry. i'm in a hurry. i don't have time to make anything healthy. >> you could if you had a blendjet blendjet. >> it's the portable blender that makes the healthy choice the

. >> then there's jeff bezos, one of the richest men and philanthropists. >> the bezos earth funds $10illion commitment to fight climate change. >> he's built the world's largest sailing yacht, "the coru," undoubtedly a giga yacht. don't be fooled by the air of environmental consciousness. >> it's trailed by a 246-foot motor yacht that has a 70,000-lagoon tank. a boat of 417 feet typically would have at least one helicopter landing pad. because "coru" is a sailing boat you can't land a helicopter on it. it necessitated the existence of abiona because jeff likes helicopters, and his fiancee is a licensed pilot. >> jeff bezos declined to comment for this cnn documentary. >> it's a symbol of something deeper which is that it tends to be that wealthier people have a larger carbon footprint because of houses, the jet, the cars. and the yacht becomes the most visible exprespression of that. >> the industry is aware of the bad optics of their gas-guzzling ways. the proof was in the buzzword we kept hearing over and over again in monaco. >> sustainability. >> sustainability. >> sustainability.

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i did not happen. >> i would make one other quick point, we were talking about the fact that jeff bezosrstand, you know that we covered this we talked about a six months ago that jeff bezos moved from washington state as a 6 - 7% capital gains to florida and you know what the capital gains tax is? stuart: 0. >> is going to save hundreds of millions of dollars by moving out of a high tax blue state to a low state read tax and that's happening all over the country. by my estimates he's going to save over $100 million by moving. stuart: extraordinary huge amounts of money. thank you very much good to see you on the post super bowl monday. former white house press secretary jen psaki weighing in on the media's coverage and his cognitive decline, what did jen psaki say. stuart: she said the media is ignoring the inflammatory comments from his opponent donald trump because her to focus on biden's age. >> every sitting on the white house and the campaign you're absolutely banging your head against the wall at the way that the thursday report has been covered given all of the things that have h

another one with a good day on friday that was jeff bezos. his wealth from the amazon stock rise and disclosed plans to sell as many as 50 million shares over the next 12 months. at today's price that would net him about $8.6 billion if he sells all those shares and since he moved to miami he won't have to pay state taxes on that gain. he saved over $600 million in taxes by leaving seattle. bezos within striking distance of becoming the richest man again. he's only $8 billion behind musk so if amazon shares increase another 4.5% he will top musk for the first time in four years. speaking of elon musk, he is still the world's richest man, but he's also the biggest loser this year in dollar terms. he's down $24 billion not to mention what will happen with that big pay package. elon generating a bit more drama than generating wealth, guys? >> robert, you know, i know you're right up to the minute, but i don't know if you've accounted for the 6.4% decline in tesla shares this morning? so it may be if you haven't, that musk, in fact, is no longer

jeff bezos has started the year cashing in on amazon's rally.han two weeks after saying he would sell as many as 50 million shares of the company he founded, bezos offloaded 24 million shares, worth more than 4 billion u.s. dollars. he previously hadn't sold any stock since 2021. let's get you up to speed. today, the data print arguably is u.k. cpi today. after wages and the u.k. came in hotter than expected. how does this round out the picture as to where the bank of england goes next? the expectation is that inflation will take up to 4.1%. that data drops at 7:00 u.k. time. then we get euro area fourth-quarter gdp. that comes through at 10:00 a.m.. the euro zone is essentially in stagnation territory. what it tells us about the health of the eurozone economy. on the earnings front, a touch of u.s. consumer earnings coming out after the market in the u.s.. to what extent are we going to get a sense as to whether there's a trade down coming through from consumers or whether there is still resilient -- resilience? that will be illustrated in the

bezos still owns $166 billion in amazon stock. >> that's all? >> that's all. >> silvana, thank you. >>> more to come on "worldwide exchange," and the one word investors need to know today. >>> the big pop in coin base as the company does something for the first time in years. >>> and first it was the new target and its shares are sinking. >>> later, more on what the inflation report means for the fed. we have a very busy hour ahead when "worldwide exchange" returns. awkward question... is there going to be anything... -left over? -yeah. oh, absolutely. (inner monologue) my kids don't know what they want. you know who knows what she wants? me! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so you don't have to worry. empower. what's next. >>> 14 minutes past the hour. doordash shares dropping on mixed fourth quarter results. earnings loss of 39 cents which misses estimates. the stock surged 90% in the last year compared to the s&p's 20% gain. >>> shares of roku plunging. the company reported a larger q4 loss with lower customer spe

jeff bezos has sold more shares in his company amazon, this time worth more than £3.2 billion.e's day, here's why. food delivery drivers from the likes of uber eats and deliveroo have been on strike. they're demanding better pay and working conditions. and we'll leave you with 10 seconds of hail in the desert. have a look at this rare phenomenon that struck the uae. normally, it's a really dry climate, but people have been sharing videos of hailstones the size of rocks falling on their cars and their houses. that's it, you're all caught up now. see you! hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mccarron. bayern beaten again — a chiro immobile penalty gives lazio the advantage in their last 16 champions league tie. england's ben stokes prepares to play india in the 100th test of his career. and could he be a future formula one world champion? we'll hear from mclaren's oscar piastri ahead of the new season. let's start with the champions league, where the woes continue for bayern munich. after losing to rivals bayer leverkusen in the bundesliga last weekend, they were disjointed

amazon says bezos plans to sell as many as 50 million shares by next year.% in the early trade. >>> elon musk moving neuralink from nevada to delaware. musk is considering moving from delaware to texas for the corporate registration. >>> major indices coming off five straight weeks of gains. the dow just lower slightly. nasdaq is up. joining me now is jay hatfield. jay, give me a sense of data coming out. cpi and another batch of earnings this week. what moves the needle for you? >> really cpi and ppi and how those feed into core pce. we are projecting, which is not difficult to do, that core pce will roll down to 2.6% and 2.3% by the end of march. that sets us up for rate cuts in may or june. that is why we have a street high of 5,500 on the s&p. >> you have a contrarian view of what is happening in europe? >> right. if you are afraid the fed will wait, which they can with the strong economy, the european economy is weak. they don't have any of the advantages we have. t they don't have thing e energy advantage. germany is in recession. they need to cut. the

. >>> and jeff bezos continues to sell amazon stock. an s.e.c.iling shows the company unloaded 12 million shares worth $2 billion in a series of transactions friday and monday. bezos sold roughly the same amount last wednesday and thursday as part of a set trading plan. it's his first stock sales since november of 2021, and that's according to verity data, which tracks inside stock moves, frank. >>> coming up, we have a lot more on "worldwide exchange" including the one word that investors have to know today. but first much more on yesterday's hotter than expected inflation print and why housing is having an outsized impact. plus, why our jim cramer says the selloff was basedon bad judgment, not bad earnings. and then later, a really wild ride after an error-laden earnings report. as we head to break, stock futures are higher. we're going to look at the dow futures. taking a look. some of the names you know very well. bo most, salesforce, walgreens boots, alliance, ahome depot, intel and more after this. netww 't cutting it. and that's not good f

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jeff bezos has sold more shares in his company amazon, this time worth more than £3.2 billion.he likes they're demanding better pay and working conditions. and we'll leave you with 10 seconds of hail in the desert. have a look at this rare phenomenon that struck the uae. but people have been sharing videos and their houses. that's it, you're all caught up now. continue for bayern munich. after losing to rivals bayer leverkusen in

jeff bezos selling more than $2 billion of amazon stock you according to s.e.c. filings.re and more since he left seattle and moved to miami. bezos stepped down in 2021, has been open about his plans to sell 50 million shares of amazon before january 31 of 2025. there is amazon in be they the premarket, up about a percent. the federal government will start paying off people's rent in two states this year under you new medicaid program. which treats homelessness as a healthcare issue. arizona's going to spend $550 million of its medicaid budget on this program. oregon will spend $1 billion of the medicaid budget on this program. 650,000 people experienced homelessness in the u.s. in 2023. my point about this story is i understand the idea here that you want to make homelessness a health issue. a lot of the folks are mentally ill, drug addiction. they go hand in hand, to be honest. to pay off the rent so they can sit off in their apartment that they're not paying anything for so they possibly don't get healthcare treatment, where's the logic in that. if i'm an arizona or or

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amazon is an amazing buy, jeff bezos is competing to be the world's richest person and i think stockke him there. why is amazon good? they put 200 billion in cap ex the past years and they'll reap what they sow and they're number three with digital ads after google and meta and aws gives them the lead. tesla is another story, maybe it's not magnificent seven right now but it's still a buy for a couple reasons. there's a whole bunch of evs that are bound to go bankrupt and they'll be the last game standing along with byd. they've got a charging network at scale. people don't want necessarily evs, had the want teslas because of the charging network and they've got a lot of efficiencies but it's not an a.i. play and more importantly they're going to actually feel more pain if you value them as a car company and that's the challenge. maria: so ray, you still want to buy these big tech names this year even after that huge performance we saw last year? >> i definitely do. and a couple ones in addition, google, amd and meta i think are doing really well, those are a.i. plays. i think it's i

smart wealthy folks, bezos, musk, selling. jamie dimon we have a chart up here. look how brilliant he was, he bought his own stock on dips, twine, 2012, 20176. really low prices. sold $150 million worth last week. is this a smart trade or should we see yellow-red flags in all of this. >> you should pay attention to this. jamie dimon is basically part of the federal reserve. jpmorgan chase is a member bank of the federal reserve. so he was buying when federal reserve was out there providing liquidity, talking about accommodation, that type of stuff. if he is selling now, we have to at least give some credence what does he know that's coming down the road? we know the fed will be cutting rates later this year. it may be coming much later than what the markets are predicting. that is the risk potentially this kind of overly bullish market right now will have to come to grips with. yeah you definitely pay attention to what he is saying. charles: lance, before i let you go, we have 30 seconds, what if the fed, what if the next rate move is a hike, just for instance? w

jeff bezos kept reinvesting. so the sales were strong. the profits were not. they were virtually nonexistent. now in the case of nvidia and other big players like amazon, like apple, like microsoft, you can make the argument that they are subscribing to this ai roll-out and all beneficiaries of it. what if the roll-out gets stymied by what's going on internationally? chilly relations with china. a market that that nvidia wants to reach out to but might not be that easy. there could be these disruptions. not crashes, but disruptions to that. a lot of people, this stock has been easy money for them. technology, easy money for them. technology, disproportion it's inially weighted in a lot of people's portfolios. in the s&p 500, the nasdaq, in the do you now. soon amazon will be a dow component. what do you say? >> welcome to the club amazon. you're right. it's one of those things that it feels like the money is too easily being made. that's something that we have to remember with these companies going forward. a regulation or allegelation away from changing the b

did him just over $2 billion, but experts say bezos felt now was the right time to sell amazon stocked 90% since, falling to $84 a share during the pandemic 15 months ago. well federal authorities are banning scam robocalls made with artificial intelligence. >> now, this comes after a high profile call mimicked president joe biden's voice before the new hampshire primary. fox's connor hansen has the details for us. >> voters in new hampshire received a robo call right before they headed to the polls. >> we'll need your help in electing democrat that's up and down the ticket, president biden's voice mimicked using artificial intelligence, told them not to vote in the primary. >> that call was indeed a fake. >> we want to do as much as we can to give people comfort that we're not only on top of this, but we're holding people accountable who who might try this? >> the federal communications commission traced the robo calls to a texas based company, life corporation, and this week, the fcc voted to make it illegal to use artificial intelligence to make those kinds of calls, letting the a

financial analysts say bezos most likely felt now was the right time to sell.climbed back to $174 a share since, falling to just $84 a share 15 months ago. >> time now 516 the west contra costa county school district being sued now for violating student civil rights because the school district doesn't have enough permanent teachers. the lawsuit claims kennedy high school and steege elementary school in richmond, and helms middle school in san pablo have so many teaching vacancies, the school district is using illegal actions to staff classrooms, including requiring teachers to use what should be class prep time to teach other classes. is state school superintendent tony thurmond says there were 16% fewer teaching credentials issued during the 2021 2022 school year than the previous academic year. it was the first decline in almost ten years. well, the next snowpack survey in california is tentatively scheduled for march first. california's water resources department sounds positive about our water situation after last week's storms. many california reservoirs a

. >>> plus, bezos' billions. selling 50 million shares of the e-commerce giant in the last two weeks. zuckerberg, gates, also selling lately while the sales have been planned, could they trigger other insider moves? we'll break it down. what are the signals here? >>> and later, our big short trader set to tell us where he's actually long in this market what's behind his bullish bets right now? we'll find out i'm tyler mathieson in tonight for melissa lee. coming to you live from studio here at the nasdaq here on the desk tonight, dan nathan, guy adami, danny moses welcome one and all. and we start with that massive move in nvidia you're going to hear that name a few times here bet the over on this one shares are surging after the chipmaker posted record revenue, a whopping 265% increase from last year. on the strength of its a.i. business now, the news sending shares of other chipmakers like supermicro and amd much higher in afterhours, as well. the conference call for nvidia just started, and cnbc's kristina par

jonathan: i am not sure jeff bezos is going on that cruise line anytime soon.eet blocks was that? like 3, 6? lisa: it is basically a skyscraper. jonathan: my sort of idea of how to go on that cruise ship. what was it like? lisa: there was an article, talking about doing it without the add-ons and what that would be like. i found it compelling. jonathan: let's talk about something we would like to discuss, new year, nvidia leading big tech higher ed again after jumping more than 200% last year, and adding roughly half $1 trillion to its market cap, and forcing them to chase this rally. we are joined for more by pierre ferragu. talk about the price target. last time i looked, it was 700, can this name keep beating and rating through 2024? pierre: good question. when it comes to earnings momentum, things for 2024 look very solid and good for nvidia for many reasons, which is there are way more people who need gpu's and the supply chain provides them, so you can see the dividend, and it is going to let them do as well as they can in manufacturing. when you look at

jeff bezos, back to amazon, he sold more amazon shares.hird final this month he's sold stock? >> yes. for a total of $6 billion. the latest was about $2 billion in sales. so that is a significant amount. but given the runup in stock, maybe that's not aal of an insider selling, that they're worried, just taking some healthy profits. i do want to say that, remember, bezos mentioned he was going to be leaving seattle for miami, so all of these sales don't look so bad at least on the tax basis -- stuart: he pays no capital gains taxes when he's in florida p. he's saving hundreds of millions of dollars. >> why are we here? stuart: next case, doordash, food delivery people. down big this morning, 11%. i thought it was a good report. >> exactly. there was an upbeat 2024 core profit, robust delivery demand, they beat fourth quarter revenue estimates, they're getting more customers on the online platform. i think the thing is you did see losses narrow, but there's still losses. we heard from uber and lyft, they're actually turning a profit now, so

. >>> jeff bezos is selling 12 million shares of amazon stock. it's worth at least $2 billion. there's more where that came from. the stocks were grouped in five blocks. in a separate sec filing, he listed the proposed sale of 50 million amazon shares on february 7th. that has an estimated market value of $8.5 billion. he founded amazon in a city just outside of seattle three decades ago. he stepped down as ceo in 2021. >>> up next, vice president harris is staying faithful to the bay. how the oakland native is getting game day ready this super bowl sunday. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. salonpas, makers of powerful pain re

. >> what do we make of these headlines about big -- no significant sale by bezos in a few years now?> i thought he was selling -- remember when i had him selling something, not as much as this, but i'm not sure. this is much more significant, and obviously, we did remark a number of times on the fact that he is now domiciled in florida, which certainly has tax advantages versus seattle. >> he seems to be enjoying himself. >> if he had been a seller there. >> he's enjoying himself. >> back in november with only sales. >> let's give a break. what happened to "the washington post"? >> still challenges. >> operational challenges. "the washington post" sitill costs some money. he still can find that in his couch, what it costs for that. this is a lot. 12 million shares or more. >> didn't even hurt the stock. what are you worried about? >> why would it? he does this every so often. he's allowed. >> i think that the ads represent this great cross section of what the -- the autos is definitely right, because they're hurting, i think. beer coming back. >> michelob messi. >> i know president t

so this is the mark zuckerberg and the jeff bezos of the world. we have to think about what it means for, our political future. if you're going to have a small group of extremely wealthy tech pros and oligarchs who are, you know, figuring out how we're going to solve climate, figuring out how we're going to regulate artificial public health, public education, the line we have to ask if the world we want to live in or do we want to address the bill gates problem right now. and the last thing i'll say is that if in this book i'm really pushing back on political failings them in bill gates and the gates foundation, they always talk their optimism. they even trademark this, i think, impatient, optimist so i am also an impatient optimist. i believe another world is possible a world without billionaires. questions questions. right now of course. yeah. okay, perfect. thank you so much once again for writing the book. did you have stop it? i'm interested in the book because i working global health. but i've been following your writing for a couple of year

yahaira: jeff bezos is selling more amazon stock.d another 12 million shares valued at $2 billion. it brings the total that he has sold in the past week to more than $6 billion. jeff bezos has not explained why he is planning to sell as many as 50 million shares, but the timing is likely linked to his move to florida, which has no capital gains tax. the justice department plans to scrutinize disney, and warner bros. discovery over the proposed sports streaming service. regulators are concerned the joint venture could harm consumers, media rivals, and sports leagues. earlier this month disney, fox, and warner announced they would team up on sports content in one app. sources say that the doj will review the terms' deal when it is finalized. considering several concepts as temporary replacements for a skyscraper near madison square garden including u.s. open tennis courts, a tent for events like new york fashion week, and basketball courts. the space was cleared when hotel pennsylvania was demolished during the pandemic. a company spok

500 hit record highs friday nasdaq closing above 5,000, driven by big tech, amazon executive jeff bezosn shares 6 amazon, that comes after two billion dollars, decline in tesla stock this is having investors wondering if that is among magnificient 7, joining me to talk about tech and investing today is navellier associates founder chief investment officer louis navellier thank you so much for being here this morning. wow. . we like this moment how would you access market activity this year and last? >> stunning the earnings surprises out of the park just in first week of february announced more stock buyback than all of january, companies are awash in cash, buying stock back even though near highs, so it is a very healthy environment. >> i want your take on banks particularly, new york community banks, bank recent troubles forced to cut dividend that is putting focus on regulation o lon concentration a report out of td cowen and company what the analyst is sayings the market's response to new york community banks dividend cut is likely to lead to greater regulatory scrutiny how banks si

jeff bezos has unloaded another 12 million shares of amazon valued at $2 billion, bringing the totald in the past week to over $6 billion. he had disclosed plans to self as much as $15 million of amazon shares. this as he recently relocated to florida from seattle, which could save him millions in taxes. the u.s. justice department plans to scrutinize a new streaming service proposed by walt disney and warner bros. discovery. there is a concern it could harm other companies. disney, fox and discovery announced the new streaming service earlier this month. we have learned that apple is nearing the completion of a new ai software tour for app developers that will use ai to protect complete blocks of code. apple is said to be releasing the tool as early as this year. paul: let's take a look at the nikkei, watching this closely because it might take out that 1989 peak today. the key word is "might." a couple of numbers to watch. 38 915 is the closing high, but another strong day. almost every sector in green energy particulate stronger. i.t. stocks also performing well better by 2.8%, ma

. >>> jeff bezos is selling nearly 12 million shares of amazon stock.cks were grouped in five blocks between $1 million and $3.2 million. he listed the proposed sale of 50 million amazon shares around february 7 with an estimated market value of $8.5 billion. he stepped dunes ceo in 2021. >>> new numbers point to signs that it may be getting easier to make it in the bay. home sales in san francisco down last year. fewer homes sold in 2023 than any other year since 2005. experts say mortgage rate hikes and shifting buyer trends are behind that drop. according to a new report from the real estate company compass, there were less houses shoulder than even during the height of the mortgage crisis. the market's going to remain chilly until mortgage rates drop again. even a minor increase in mortgage rates add up to a lot. >>> a crash caused this in south san francisco around 8:00. this is video from skyranger. police say a suv and motorcyclist were involved. paramedics took the motorcyclist to the hospital with serious injuries. the freeway was at a stand st

the top stories were following, jeff bezos has unloaded another 12 billion shares of amazon valued atthe total soldier over 6 billion. and earlier disclosed plan to sell as many as 50 million shares. a move from florida to seattle could save millions in taxes. and a new streaming service proposed by walt disney, fox, and warner bros.. sources say regulators will look at the terms of the going venture once it is finalized. the new streaming service was announced earlier this month. general motors is mulling a ship from mainstream in china by focusing on more vehicles. it would mark a big reversal for gm which entered the market in 1997. ford chief financial officer says a smaller, cheaper electric vehicle should be available in a couple of years. the firm is looking to ramp up development in low-cost chinese ev's. the company was hit by multiple setbacks recently including strikes at some of its factories. >> we are developing a low-cost ev platform so that we can be a big part of the s-curve when it comes time. that is coming in a couple of years from now and i think it's going to be

perhaps it's revenge for us sending them jeff bezos, remember that.er it's human or animal which is something i often say when i order from panda express. >> tyrus: so much for their sponsorship. >> greg: emily, they had to use power washers. >> this is insane. you guys, you know who is investigating this? the faa. because literally, they are saying it's airplane. so literally someone above them in the sky has been basically doing during the afternoon and evening hours regularly have been unloading the pot. the pot. that's insane. do you know how many diseases, all of your diseases are in fecal matter. this is like a biohazard worse than ebola. i think this story is nauseating. >> greg: we should do a segment called fecal matters. vince? >> i love this story. >> greg: why do you love it? >> i want to see planes painted like dragons and swoop down, drop the poop. it should be part of this. you have plane doors flying off of planes. people are going to lose their pants going out the door. that's what it is. >> greg: that's what it is. tyus what do you t

he is a celebrity, right, jeff bezos. he will save -- are you ready?undred million in taxes after selling 12 million shares of amazon stock. he went from deep blue washington state to red hot florida in miami where there is no state income or capital gains taxes. are you taking the hint, my lady? >> dana: i hear it loud and clear. in seattle hardest hit but self-imposed. >> bill: florida rocking. >> dana: the crisis at the southern border is prompting a growing number of migrants to try a different route through canada. how the u.s. is responding to that. new details on the shooting at a texas mega church. what we're learning about the suspect's criminal record. >> we will stay strong and continue to move forward and there are forces of evil, but the forces that are for us, the forces of god are stronger than that. you should check out inspire. no mask. no hose. just sleep. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, my skin was no longer mine. my active psoriatic arthritis joi

stuart: amazon stock this morning, up $1 to $169 and jeff bezos sold nearly millions of shares.viously announced plan. he's catching high prices, selling shares near the highs. he's saving hundreds of billions of dollars. sorry, millions. $288 million thus far. why? because he moved to miami and florida had no state gains tax and washington state does, they've seen money leave the state. state. in november, should we repeal the 7% capital gains tax. stuart: they'll never do that. they hate capital gains. they love to tax them and don't care about a loss of money. believe me. they're socialists. barbara lee of california is calling for a $50 per hour minimum wage. kevin o'leary with me many this morning and weighed in. >> why not discuss better management of the resources versus just continuing to pay for inefficiency and lack of execution skill s? that place is a loser state. number one loser state. stuart: celebrity chef andrew gruel joining me now. thank you for being here hawaii would a $50 per hour minimum wage do to your business? >> hands down completely decimate every bus

think ai is appreciated enough at amazon they've made these moves when you think the kind of hand bezos handed off to jassy, it wasn't the easiest hand to play. it was a bloated company in many respects the trends were moving in different areas and he's had to be his own magnifier of where they would deploy their capex and the opportunities it might present. what's your read here? >> i give a tremendous amount of credit to andy jassy and the team there they're the market leader in cloud. we talk about them as coming from behind. they have a dominant retail business which is going to benefit from ai, from better targeting, better targeting of ads, of merchandise, and i think jassy will drive efficiency in that business. aws is the market leader i was concerned and some others were whether or not microsoft's early lead and their relationship with openai would force them to leave amazon and go to azure to take advantage of the benefits of openai we didn't see that we saw almost no customer churn. anthropic is on a tear they'll have models every bit as good in the near term as 4.5 turbo, et

jeff bezos sold 12 million amazon shares last week, net proceeds around $2 billion. we knew he has a plan to sell 50 million shares over the next 12 months. it is the first time he has sold stocks in 2021. if you think back, he did 20 billion dollars worth over those two years, so it is one to watch. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh it's basically tennis for babies, but for adults. it should be called wiffle tennis. pickle! yeah, aw! whoo! ♪♪ these guys are intense. we got nothing to worry about. with e*trade from morgan stanley, we're ready for whatever gets served up. dude, you gotta work on your trash talk. i'd rather work on saving for retirement. or college, since you like to get schooled. that's a pretty good burn, right? got him. good game. thanks for coming to our clinic, first one's free. ed: nvidiaed:'s ceo says advances in computing over the next few years will scale back the high costs of developing artificial intelligen

jeff bezos bought the "washington post" and it still sucks.aybe journalists to do the work to earn back the public's trust. we're not asking for anything spectacular. we just want them to gather the facts and tell us what they find. that's their job. little things, you know, like not hiding joe biden's decline or john fetterman's struck or hunter's laptop. that or maybe it's simple. they just need hotter journalists. trace gallagher. i don't mean to blow fox news's horn although my contract is up. it seems in this decline, fox news is not affected by this. it's like, we keep growing, and my theory is that we have a strong bond with populist reporting, and we don't fall for fake news. once in a while we might. >> we've been anti-censorship as well. you look at these other networks and they have been pro censorship. you look at cnn, i watched the other day after this trial where the $83 million verdict came down against trump and he was issuing a statement and christian had to fact check the statement. they got a copy of it and they said lies, l

jeff bezos moved to florida to save hundred of millionss of dollars every year in florida.e income tax in florida. california unfortunately, because of the one-party state it is imploding. and i'm probably going to snap up sylvester stallone's malibu beach front compound with -- >> you can raid the cvs, too. people leaving california just about 1.2 million, all right? arriving in florida 818,000. in the end, he is rocky. philadelphia was an option. >> philadelphia is not an option for anyone anymore. he is 76, middle-aged in florida. he has to head down there while the getting is good. that's an important number you point out. almost 2 million people who have fled california. >> bill: 1.2. >> california math is 3 million. newsom said he shows florida license plates coming to california. you can't even get a yu haul in california until it comes back from texas. people are voting with their feet. you come to florida, it's the ultimate fool around and find out state. they said it on cnn. gangs don't cause trouble in florida. you go to jail if you do that. that's the best thing

there are a lot of variables, future revenues, go back to jeff bezos at amazon, he was building up this infrastructure so you would likely say this is ridiculous. this is a company with earnings, with a proven track record going back to 1993, different story i grant you but how do the recent ipo raised their numbers. there's a reason for all this. and it is logical as far as i am concerned. whether it's too far too fast i don't know. hopefully we will ride it out as far as it can go. julie: mentioned other players of the chip market and when it comes to specialized chips for which nvidia is most noted, they had an 80% share of the market, that's tough to control 80% of anything for very long, maybe with the exception of search engines but your thoughts on more entrants in this business if it is a bigger pie. they might end up getting a smaller portion of that pie but it is a rapidly expanding pie. >> if numbers come through from 80 to 50, it's going to be gargantuan. they are talking in the trillions and maybe they are right, maybe wrong, all i can tell you is the market believe is it,