so i caught up with the big boss of booking holdings, the parent company of booking.com, to see what ogel, my friend, a pleasure having you on the show. i mentioned booking booking.com but you are a lot busier than that. and let me start with this, glenn, because this week's the show is on the american consumer. are you seeing, in general, confidence and the american consumer? thanks for having me. it's interesting because we hear a lot of concerns about the economy and inflation and recession and all these things but if you go out on the street, you see that people are going to restaurants, or if you look at the number of people travelling right now in the states, it's a lot of people and we announced the second—quarter numbers and they were very good and we talked about record numbers and we talked about bigger than we were in 2019 so there is still a lot of good feelings about going out and enjoying life right now. so yeah, there could be some concern about the future, but right now people are feeling pretty good. and because we've seen this huge surge in demand to travel, and as y

airbnb, booking holdings, and expedia as well. it seems like consumers are nowhere in sight when it comes to travel. >> the performance from some of these travel names especially last month have been incredible. airbnb up nearly 30% it's valued much higher than some of the others like booking holdings and expedia vacasa, huge move up it feels like the market is saying what the fed will be able to do is jengineer a soft landing. >> it seems like the cash is going toward experiences instead of products, which we saw for the last two years i also think a lot of people moved out of the city during the pandemic and are now moving back. >> that's a good point you want to move to the country for a week the earnings movers is sonos shares after missing on the top and bottom leerngs blaming those results on, you guessed it, macro headwinds. guys, what a completely different picture here we talked about the consumer tech angle sew know has held up remarkably well now they're having a hard time where you really need your cfo if your challeng

higher costs and more leading to a revenue miss then bookings holdings, the company reporting better guidance is where investors are worried. they say travel disruptions cutting into growth. paramount also lower, despite a revenue boost from "top gun maverick" subs topping 43 million shares, fractionally higher here. and alibaba. hi, eunice. >> reporter: covid testing sites like the one behind me weighed on alibaba's business in the quarter, but did ease up a bit in june. the revenues stagnated net revenue halved, a lot of that is because of the weekend consumption. of course, the economic uncertainty, people concerned about not having jobs. chairman daniel jong said the signs of recoveries since sfremts june, and has gradually improved still, alibaba has other challenges that was also reflected in the numbers. this is revenue that alibaba derives from selling services to the merchants, really important to the business. it was down 10% year on year, as the company looked to fall more in line with what beijing wants. computing revenue, this is one of the fastest-growing areas of the b

. >>> check out booking holdings, one of the weaker stocks on the s&p 500.vel company beating wall street's estimates but missing sales forks and issuing a cautious outlook caused by inflation. something glenn fogle discussed earlier on "squawk box." >> how in advance people are booking is shorter than 2019 we have less visibility and are not sure what's going to happen. and the points you just made, fuel up a lot. people spending a lot of money filling up their cars and concerned about inflation in general. these could impact, but the long run, people will keep on traveling and travel more and more over the long run >> seema mody joins us seema, now we have booking and airbnb what do those tell us about what we could get from expedia when it reports after the bell today? >> the big question is, is this peak travel demand, is that what we are hearing from the major travel operators expect expedia ceo peter kern to reiterate what glenn fogle just said, it's very strong but there are macroeconomic factors that have to be accounted for what we want clarity on f

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representative from texas a former white house physician and author of the new book holding the line. is right? is that the mayor that doesn't want to take 4000 of the governor who has to do with millions of illegal immigrants? >> it is comical if he went to address the issue he needs to do what camel —- kamala harris said to address the root cause it's right down the hall from where she sits from the oval office that's the root cause. he's upset because several thousand have shown00 up in new york city? with a 6000 per day that we know of and more that we can't even track we have been carrying the burden for so long were going broke trying to take care of the federal government's job. >> i'm in new york what if a bunch of new yorkers was on that's for hours and show up and tell them to knock on the doors for who to vote for quick. >> that's what will happen. keep sending them. new york has been sending us your tax base four years now. all the man is doing is driving everybody that cares about the country out of the state of new york i will tell you what. bring them on. >> let's talk

book. again, you hold nothing back. and then, two years after her second book. bees come another bestseller, your 84-year-old mother writes another book and asks you to write another fore word. there you sit in the middle of the night, searching for something new to say about the woman who simply can't stop writing. the woman known as. >> well, she has done it again, my 84-year-old mother, written another book. this one called, vacuuming in the nude and other ways to get attention. that is her back there right now. she put clothes on for the evening, tonight, my mom is the subject of an hour-long primetime special that will attempt to answer the question, how did a woman who wrote every day for 60 years, finally turn into a "new york times" best selling author? and how did my mother, a woman i have known my whole life, suddenly turn into america's grandmother? i don't know. but i am interested to find out. >> my bride of 61 years, she say very good writer, a very good tender, i love her, she is my girl. >> she was fun and creative. and this is me grandma. >> peg

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netflix, booking holding and match group and align tech and asml the selloff driven by what we warnedut last week which, of course, is the huge options expiration and new positioning by hedge funds they are worried about what is happening in europe and the federal reserve and all those options, $2 trillion in value, they flipped last week we talked about it on thursday volatility, tigly o lyparticulae sell side, you have to watch the concept of market structure. stocks sold and bonds boughtan yields rose. 10-year treasury back above 3% that should have mortgage rates ticking higher in the oil market, crude oil on the rise so, too, is natural gas. crude oil right now is up $1.45 to $91.80. natural gas is inflationary. natural gas is a key input and so much of what wie all buy as well as electricity production $9.89. highest in 15years what about europe? energy and power costs have gone par gone parabolically high. that is equal to $80 u.s we want to put monday's move, huge moves yesterday, into perspective. in the last two session, spot natural gas has risen by more than the entire con

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earnings alert on bookings holding. sharply lower as you can see. down 3.5%. did that do it, steve? >> a lot of talk on the call about foreign exchange headwinds and shares are turning negative since they delivered the mixed results. revenue light at $4.29 billion. epps solid at $19 adjusted. gross bookings surging 38% with ceo glenn fogel saying it would have been higher say for the foreign exchange headwinds. and cfo said increase in flight bookings offset the foreign exchange headwinds. on guidance the company is expecting record revenue but warning about a 12% hit to revenue because of foreign exchange and they are talking a little bit about how to get others on the call, buying trips through buy now pay later and other payment options. this is the same story we heard with airbnb and marriott. no longer buying pelotons and air friers. people are getting out in the world. tune in to sidewalk box tomorrow morning. you will have mr. fogel on to talk about the second quarter results. >> groundbreaking show every morning. >> i heard of it, it's good. >> 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. thank y

spas it's taken off helping shares of everything from dick's sporting goods to live nation, booking holdingsthat trend last? remember, you can now listen to po power lunch on the go, follow and listen today (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. >>> shares of homebuilders higher across the board today despite a huge drop in pending home sales compared with last year diana olick joins us now to make sense of this latest round of data hi, di >> hey, ty there was a lot of data and i'll start with the pending home sales which were signed contracts on existing homes. they fell in june and are down 19% year over year and that's slightly better than the street expected and this is the straight monthly decline and the eighth in the last nine months the realtor's chief economist said the smaller decline in july reflects a brief retreat and rates have since popped higher again and we saw that reflected in the weak m

cfra is cutting the streamer to a sell from a hold siting with a 40% run up from low and bookings holding match align workday. we do as we just talked about with charles, are seeing a rough session for meme stocks. amc, okay that one's in the red as rival cineworld owning regal theaters considers filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. amc down 17.5% and new preferred, ape, at the moment -- sorry, it's ape that's down 17%. amc is down 40% but ape, which pays a 1 cent dividend halted twice for volatility had traded as high as $10.50 reverses and stands as $5.72. is this what we can expect for the broader america until investors get collator on interest rates? let's get to our floor show with traders kenny and scott. kenny, tough to find green on the screen but we see it in chinese stocks. >> well, there's a couple things. after what happened last night, the chinese pboc cut the lending rate so that's bullish for chinese stocks but as much as the stocks are up, remember, they're down on the year, very much like the chinese market sot action today is reflective of the same thing that happens in th

demand, but inflation and high fuel costs have consumers thinking twice about taking trips rival booking holdingsd of a slowdown in the third quarter in its results yesterday will expedia also be caution kristina partsinevelos has the story here and we have the trades today also a cnbc contributor. >> let's start with the three positives setting the tone you had google that said the travel that contributed the most you had bookings that posted earnings that beat estimates and airbnb that had record bookings. however, there are three negatives. a recession, fears of a slowdown the second point, too, is the foreign exchange impact on free cash flow, which we saw previous quarter for expedia. they did take a hit. the second one, which is small, but still a problem. all those flights at the end of q2 could have an impact on their sales. one of the two big points or numbers i'll be looking at is gross bookings that's expected to be around $28 million. the stock was down about 40% underperforming the s&p 500 and we can see airbnb doing better shares are down about 2% right now. >> thanks. you don't lik

we are waiting for results from booking holdings at mgm. both good reads on the health of the consume

there's a little bit of an extra warning for expedia in that booking holdings seemed to have relativelynorth american growth not only will you have this kind of deceleration across the industry, the travel trade is over but you also will probably have market share pressures on ex peeled ya'. i'm cautious on expedia going into print tonight you have to ask yourself if you are a trader or investor if you are an investor, the action question now is as booking and companies like airbnb done enough voinnovations they can grow faster post-covid? i think they have put in enough innovations and that's why i like both of those stocks. >> that's explains trimming your target but keep the out perform? >> yes, carl especially with a name like booking. look, it is a high-quality asset, trading close to 19 times gap earnings bullet-proof balance sheet they buy back stocks, 30% margins, well-tested business model, very geographically diverse. i like some of the newer initiatives that are better incorporating flights into the offering, and then they rolled out payments as a segment for the last year an

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it is still -- book publishing holds a special place in culture. s not measured by numbers, you just measure in general in terms of books are the valuable part of our country of our democracy. one of the things to the justice department is saying is we needed to be as open and diverse as possible. it depends on as many different voices out there as possible. maybe we see this is being made smaller. the numbers in themselves not the biggest part of this, it is about a place in our society that publishing has. >> when you look at other industries, three big car companies left, three big phone companies but there are still five when it comes to publishing. >> all of it is relative and all of it is what has been tradition over time. i think at this point, theft begin to choose where they can. it is quite possible penguin and simon & schuster just decided not to do this. the government might be looking at mergers elsewhere. it just happened to be, it was such wife are the biggest merger in this industry history. coming at a moment when the government is

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travel stocks creeping higher, the list today we're keeping our eye on demand is picking up, booking holdings you open booking, you only amex. we talked visa already talk to me about booking >> it's under market multiple, 17 times earnings. they're getting the push from people traveling planes are full, people are booking. they need to get reservations. it's the best app. we think at this price it's very attractive >> jetblue, you own disney, marriott we said 50 day tell me. >> i think this is where we see roadblocks in loss is nvidia's game each consumer isn't hurt equally. wherever you travel, we've all been on planes has driven, has done something and it is off the charts busy everywhere you go. jetblue, kissdisney, none have returned to what we expect but are well on our way. disney to 10 bucks of earnings, 11 1/2 times jetblue we think $2 of earnings. that would put it at four times. the earnings growth is coming. all you need to do is hop on a flight to see it >> travel is crazy flights are packed year to date, i'm looking at it right now. jetblue down 42% if you can't get while the get

both sides of the hand okay coming up on the other side of this break online travel booking holdingspandemic recovery milestone in their latest quarter, but glenn fogel says the travel recovery isn't over yet. he'll join us to discuss the quarter and his outlook. futures. >> take a look at where we are nasdaq up about 39 points. we're back after this. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. we are in peak travel season here in august but airline troubles, soaring prices and investor recession concerns may be softening growth in the travel industry joining us is a member of the ceo council, glenn fogel they posted second quarter results but missing the street's expectation. we are in what people thought was going to be a yolo summer. i don't know if you think the yolo summer continues into the yolo fall. >> thanks for having me, andrew. i'll tell you, we are very pleased with what we saw for our second quarter, what we' n announced last night we look at the number, i am very pleased with where things are and certainly the sign that it is so crowded at the airports is actually a good thing fo

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so i caught up with the big boss of booking holdings, the parent company of booking to come to see whatk like. glenn fogel, a pleasure having you on the show. i mentioned booking nakamba come bet you a lot busier than that. you also run spline, rental cars dot—com, kayak and open table and let me start with this, glenn, because this week's the show is on the american consumer. are you seeing, in general, confidence and the american consumer?— seeing, in general, confidence and the american consumer? thanks for havin: the american consumer? thanks for having me- — the american consumer? thanks for having me- it's _ the american consumer? thanks for having me. it's interesting - the american consumer? thanks for having me. it's interesting becausel having me. it's interesting because we hear_ having me. it's interesting because we hear a _ having me. it's interesting because we hear a lot— having me. it's interesting because we hear a lot of— having me. it's interesting because we hear a lot of concerns _ having me. it's interesting because we hear a lot of concerns about - having me. it'

. >> like we talked about in the intro, bookings and holdings. like they have to balance the same thing. how are they going to fair? >> this is an interesting story because if you look at the stock performance, it is faring better. booking is basically the sum of its parts. it is invested heavily in different financing tools, different options for hotels. yes, there is pricing power, so we are looking for similar stories. the current period and further, but what is the macro commentary? there is a note that says we need that longer-term discussion to really understand how these companies will faring with that balance. booking is very interesting as well because it is not just north america. we take a global lens on this because they are feeling different levels of pressure. >> they are a huge advertiser with google, so it informs the whole ecosystem. thank you very much, and the other with a preview of the booking story. coming up, oil under pressure today. outweighing a decision from opec-plus. lowest level since february. buried in receipts, in

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executives within the technology world, as you try to strengthen your offering in comparison so booking holdingsbnb. when does it start to pay off? >> it's starting to pay off now. again, the share issues, i mentioned this yesterday at earnings the share issues take time when you build in the travel business people don't travel every three weeks. most people travel maybe a couple times a year. it takes a little while for that to stack up, but the product innovation we've had, i think, we talked about our price tracking product for air tickets, which has been hugely successful, we introduced it a few months ago on ios and now on android a week ago it's been incredibly engaging. we've been investing in great talent and investing in product in the business. we think the product has to be better and all the offerings to the consumer have to be better that's what's going to drive a sticky relationship and drive direct traffic back to our business. >> peter, just on airfares, a lot of forecasts for declines coming in august, hopper locking at 29% drop, even some year-on-year drops you think that's too

look at the bookings and holdings. that was surprisingly good. stick with airbnb.the consumers are getting some reprieve from inflation. without travel names going higher. do you believe that bounce? >> i don't think you chase it. a lot have eras been taken out of this. this is when i own. i've traded around it. i do like the long-term name. i would not be trying to chase this one for a trade, unless you believe in the long-term story. i don't think the consumer is out of the woods. stomach now to a buzz kill, wendy's shares fall onto the fast food chain reported disappointing sales numbers. the ceo cited the more strapped consumer. the stock was down nearly 2%. clearly, they are feeling it from all sides. wage inflation, consumers healing inflation. as a specific to wendy's? is this industrywide? stomach a little bit of both. what you're seeing now, unfortunately, inflation is affecting the lower income household. we have something like wendy's, they will feel this more than starbucks that is toward the higher income consumer. they are saying that demand is steady

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caesars entertainment, booking holdings, all up between 2 1/2 and 4%, and etsy and tapestry showing somen expected inflation data, that is helping some of the growth oriented stocks, especially ones that have been beaten up. tesla is up more than 4.5% meta platforms, netflix, those names are all up between 2.5% and 4% one of the places to watch is the chip stocks. we noted earlier they had fallen precipitously. now they're all catching a bit, for nvidia up 3.5% all among the chip names getting a bit of a bid we'll keep an eye on those, the interest rate story will be interesting, just because we don't know whether or not it's going to stick it went from 2.8%, by the way, right before the number to about 2.67 on the lows right after the number came out. we'll keep an eye on that. >> dom, thank you for that we should also say a new filing out that elon musk sold close to 8 million shares of tesla stock over the past week on twitter. when asked if he was done selling, musk replied yes, in the hopefully unlikely event that twitter force this is deal to close and some equity partners don't co

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