there and now we hear that the world's biggest brewer is going to go ahead with what would be the 2nd largest i.p.o. this year what do you make of that well i think it's very interesting i think with the brewer it's with investors definitely looking out at the asian markets so it makes sense to go to hong kong where they suddenly felt that they were confident about doing is given that there's 3 months of protests there is interesting in itself. we also have the ali baba postponements i'm sort of wondering will the ali baba because boman now the reverse possibly if there is a state push to get money into hong kong it's always been the way with beijing that they try to appeal to the commercial instinct in hong kong and i think this is evidence of that so. maybe we're going to see more of these kind of efforts and maybe the so far failed attempt to buy the london stock exchanges is another sign of that right to certainly very interesting sort of east west. dialogue going home when it comes their ongoing clip akun and their thank you so much for the us. than the european central bank's de

and the milwaukee brewers. >> yeah.e had adversity, for sure. >> only a couple of postseason spots left. they lost their mvp to injury earlier on this month. but the team has responded nicely with a red-hot push to the postseason. it's been nearly 40 years since the brewers made postseason appearances. and ryan braun helped make that a reality. grand slam in the first inning to help give the brewers the lead. getting the most out of their roster, winning 9-2, in cincinnati. they have won 17 of 19 games. celebration is cause for more than beer. milwaukee looking to win their first-ever world series title. >>> an impressive run from the twins is running into the postseason. eddie rosario lifting minnesota to a 5-1 win over the detroit tigers. the team would have to wait to celebrate. they didn't officially clinch the a.l. central title until the white sox beat the indians in chicago. they did. it was the first division title for minnesota since 2010. celebration fully on in the clubhouse. this is sergio romo, celebrating

we'll hold the camera on contessa brewer for 45 seconds doing the quiet anchor head nod. tell us why christmas is coming into view. >> the u.s. is freeing more than 400 products from the $250 billion worth of tariffs president trump imposed last year that is according to documents said to be published today including items such as christmas tree lights, retractible dog leashes, filters for k-cup machines, electronic powered skate boards these are made by more than 1100 requests from different companies. these exempts will expire less than a year from now they are preparing for low-level talks in washington preparin for high-level talks in october. they will introduce 16 u.s. products like fish feed and other things prompting u.s. president to say he will impose tariffs on goods in less than two weeks. what you are getting here is, let me show you a good motion of good faith >> right in time for the holidays we'll see you in a few minutes these headlines, a little bit of an olive branch kicking off optimism among investors just posting their fall out look you compared the

course is open it is hong kong functioning as it should function and now we have the world's biggest brewer the budweiser brewing company its asia pacific arm now listing on the hong kong stock market after raising more than $5000000000.00 last week that in a sense is a vote of confidence for the hong kong on a whole economy but to shed more light on this i'm joined now by john scofield of a passenger on investment ltd john you've studied the market here in hong kong is this a vote of confidence in the hong kong economy the hong kong stock market. certainly highlights the fact that you know on kong hong kong market is by far and away the premier venue for fund raising and investing up to international standards in the region and you know life goes on as i was you saying. as it happens this this type of company and the reason why it whites listing right now there's a good window opportunity because it's the kind of investment you know predictable stable i mean brewing beers you know not much not much to go wrong it's a sort of thing that people who have to invest have money that they need to

it's a serious topic out there contessa brewer, aarundel, maine. thank you.k for us. we'll buy them here. we'll bring them back. please, thank you. >>> we'll find out what else you'll be talking about today. time for this morning's top trending stories kate rogers is here. some people can't eat shellfish, they're allergic or whatever what's your take >> i'm so/so on lobster. it's controversial. >> it used to be served to prisoners. it was a throw away item in the 1800s. >> you put a lot of butter on anything, it's amazing right? >> the quote of the week, early contender. >> there we go. >>> let's kick this off, brian so a man has damaged wall street's famous charging wall street bull statue by attacking with a banjo he was seen striking the bull leaving cuts at the base of his horns. he was charged with criminal mischief, criminal possession of a weapon and disorderly conduct. in an attempt to quantify the impact of president trump's tweets on the bond market, jp morgan demised a volfefe index now the index is named after the president's infamous and still my

contessa brewer, "nightly business report." >>> an activist investor calls for a that's where we begin tonight's market focus. taking aore than $3 billion stake in at&t, wrote a letter questioning that company's acquisition strategy and called on it to cut unnecessary assets to improve itsbusiness. the hedge fund is also seeking seats on at&t's board. at&t shares rose about 1.5% to 36.79. cable operator altis is looking to join the wireless industry by offeringmo unlimite le service for $20 a month. the new unit will use at&t and sprint's wireless netwos to deliver its service and the co any's ceo says the price is guaranteed for life. shares dropped nearly 2.5% to $28.43. >>> u.p.s. is planning to hire about 100,000 seasonal workers the hires make between $14 and $30 an hour as p.s. expects a record season for daily package deliveries during its peak shipping season. shares were up more than1% to $121.66. >>> acadia pharmaceutical shares soared after the latest trial of its meparkinson's tre showed promise on patients with dementia so acadiat plans to m with the fda next year to add d

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john brewer there, professor of sports science.. plenty more on the stories we've covered on the bbc news website. thanks for watching. hello there. after a very soggy, blustery night, sunday morning will bring more wet and windy weather to some parts of the uk. this swirl of cloud on our earlier satellite picture, a developing area of low pressure, and it's been bringing cloud, outbreaks of rain there, gusty winds on the southern flank as the lows slides across the southern half of the uk, through sunday morning we will see further wind gusts, 40—50, maybe 60 mph in exposed spots. this little lump of showery rain here could well include some very squally and gusty winds as it slides its way eastwards. now as we go through the day ahead, parts of the midlands, east anglia, wales, down towards the south coast will see some sunny spells and showers. this is an rain powers and across parts of northern england, northern england and scotland should brighten up england and scotland should brighten up with themselves of —— spells of sunsh

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is a good ad campaign enough to turn around the flagging fortunes of a brewer >> so, in the beer worldtions are really rare. these are big brands coors bright is 25% of most in the u.s. or so and so when you get something that distributors are buying into, it can move the needle and moving the needing here fills tanks and tanks are allow for knew to come over some of that expense and when you get an opportunity having quick pno leverage that people aren't expecting. >> tell me about molson coors. i remember this ad a a good ad. any rate tell us about the jerajectory oe sales over recent years. >> as a category, it's been a coors light kind of problem. scoring really well with consumers. the engagements are really high and so what that does, you get a small rebound in coors some is showing less loss and some is showing positive dollar sales. >> these are in spite of the growing popularity of spike seltzer? >> they are. that's gettinging a lot of the attention. you look at the valuation of some of the names that have it in their portfolio there's a a huge disconnect here which now has a

the world's largest brewer aby invest wants to take its asian brand e.p.a. seed public their. use and the man overseeing the i.p.o. is confident despite the turbulence of recent weeks yeah i mean theoretically of course it is possible. conditions. market conditions but we are quite cold fronts so you just interest is there but investors' confidence in hong kong has started to go flat trade volumes are down over fears recent protests could further escalate. but so far as business hasn't been affected. and sales of its core brands budweiser corona and becks remain solid. worldwide sales are also up 2 point one percent the highest mark in recent years. the broom ice or is it a b. in bed hope to raise around $5000000000.00 in the i.p.o. . a sovereign wealth fund from singapore is reportedly looking to pick up around $1000000000.00 of the stock which could help put some fizz back into the hong kong market. 8 years of civil war have crushed the syrian economy and its currency back in 2011 you paid 50 syrian pounds for one us dollars a day the official rate is above $200.00 syrian po

independent south african brewer disto is complaining about the joint. s.a.v. miller is unfairly using its market dominance to get retailers to remove advertising beers south africa's competition tribunal is investigating the allegation. the future of the border in ireland has dominated bragg's at this course for the last 2 years but there's another border at spain southern tip that could become extremely complicated for the region's workers whenever or if the u.k. finally leaves the european union. the present tranquility of the irish borderlands belies the turbulent role the frontier has played during the lawn bragg's a process. but there's another border that matters 2500 kilometers away from here gibraltar just 6.7 square kilometers in size but hof the world's seaborne trade still passes by the strip of land and its famous rock has been in british johnson 1713. every day thousands of spanish workers across the tiny border here to go to their jobs are brought there is also significant for its transport of goods. but the recent leak of operation yellow hammer

jerry brewer of the washington post told us earlier that he's not sure whether brown's move will be a where antonio brown's head is at. this is the second team that he has essentially forced his way out of, if you go back to his trade in march from pittsburgh to the oakland raiders, and now he's going to the best tea m raiders, and now he's going to the best team in the nfl, which does not stand for any nonsense. so the question is, will brown fall in line 01’ question is, will brown fall in line or will he try to test the patriots? if he tries to test them, he won't last the entire season. if you look at back to his time in pittsburgh, and they enabled him to a certain extent, and he felt like he was going to get the same treatment in 0akland, going to get the same treatment in oakland, and when he they pushed back, he thought they couldn't do that to him, but yes they can! i get the sense he never really wanted to be in oakland and perhaps he always had his eye on new england. this is a very roundabout way of getting to the new england patriots and it cost him about $50 million to m

the independent south african brewer distil is complaining that the joint brand a.b. in there as ag miller was unfairly using its market dominance to get retailers to remove advertising with rival b.s. south africa's competition you know is investigating the allegations. and just to correct that number when i said $1067.00 of course it's $1.00 trillion dollars u.s. deficit the hash tag sandton shutdown was trending in south africa today as protesters marched on johannesburg's business district to demand that's corporate firms do more to fight violence against women the demonstrators gathered outside the johannesburg stock exchange and sound when they say corporate businesses in south africa of long exploited women and black people need to do more to address the problems crime figures released on thursday showed that sexual offenses including rape addressin by 4.6. yeah. to kenya now where wind turbines are providing plenty of powerful the national grid to lake turkana but the electricity doesn't reach everyone distribution is a matter of the state and local fishing vi

let's get to contessa brewer >> lululemon is building strengths. 15% verses 12% analysts expected inect to consumer revenues are up 30% like its fabric, it is stretching in my ways and it is bulking up business in men's wear in europe, revenue grew 35% and china is up 70%. lulu's ceo says the company is delivering on its three pillars for growth product innovation and market expansion and what they call omni-guest experience. so really engage these customers inside and outside the store while digital and ecommerce make up a quarter of the company. lulu is investing in brick and mortar as well it is following key stores that'll open at the mall of america in minneapolis and fifth avenue in new york city. tl compa the company plans to open 22 new stores for instance, it is paying more for air freight as congestion related to tariffs that may moderate growth >> we expect growth to be flat moderately verses q 3 of last year impose from imports from china as well as additional air freight expense. >> lulu raised its quarter outlook. the stock is refleckiting that. it closes up to 4% on th

the world's largest brewer has decided to list on the hong kong stock exchange is a reminder that here in asia the hong kong index is probably the only index in asia that could handle a listing of this size because shanghai certainly isn't up to that yet neither is singapore or probably tokyo so it's another reminder that actually the leadership in beijing still needs hong kong but it of course remains deeply concerned alarmed that the violence here is intensifying in many ways the scale of the protests are no longer as large as they were several months ago but the violence has become as i say much more intense and the violence we saw on sunday particularly here in the streets of one shy behind me as well as our movie and causeway bay i think served as an ominous portent of what could happen on tuesday when of course all of china apart from many people in here in hong kong will be marking the founding the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china and i think that tensions on tuesday really are going to be very heightened and very wrong indeed and the police whi

just brutal news for the milwaukee brewers.i reigning lb player christian yelich went down on his knee and left the game. turns out he fractured his kneecap and is going to miss the rest of the season. devastating for the team. he was on his way to possible back-to-back mvp awards. the brewers a game out of the last wild-card spot in the national league. >>> los angeles dodgers, meanwhile, the first team to clench a spot, the team winning the national league for the seventh time. the champagne parties never gets old. in the dodgers' case, it might be getting old. seventh straight n.l. west title. you don't want to end up like the atlanta braves who won 14 series. >> it would be refreshing if they just walked off, wore the t-shirts, and called it a day, you know? focus on the big trophy. thank you. romanw romaw what's next. >>> should they give it in 2020? go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag, man! i got your flag! it's geico easy. with licensed age

we are a number one brewer, especially in the premium segment.are number three in volume but number one and profitability. the idea of the ipo has always been to establish and create a local champion. that could be a part of consolidations, and that did well in southeast asia, mainly. that is done now. shares will start trading next monday. yeah, very happy to be where we are. jason: is that a playbook you might use in other places around the world? say in africa, maybe? or is this a different sort of thing? >> it is very much a mirror of what we had in latin america. we had a local champion listed and controlled by us. it was an amazing vehicle to stock and get deals with local families in different countries and really expand in the region. we think that same magic could happen in asia. jason: when you think about part of the reason to do this deal was to pay down some debt. how far along are you in that process and what are some other moves you might consider? >> the main reason for the idea was to create a local champion. as we said, we don't

about the green bay packers win at the university of wisconsin beating michigan and the milwaukee brewers making a stretch run to the playoffs.s that is what is on people's mind right now. >> host: on the topic of what is picking the headlines in washington and the papers is that phone call back in july and the iranian president is reported to be the topic of the whistleblower. i don't think it is playing out yet. not that i it isn't a vital andt doesn't translate outside of the beltway is it more of an important story as we look ahead a have a fight shape the election? the auto industry is not as vital to wisconsin although there are not auto manufacture manufacturers. it's still an incredibly important story to the upper midwest and the fortunes of a lot of the states. h >> host: the headline in today's post seeing major issue for 2020 democratic candidates visit the picket lines. those have been going on for about a week now. can you talk about the unions in general, the strength of the union in wisconsin and what we have learned about the strength in some of the biggest stories in pol

we are the number one brewer, especially in the premium segment in asia overall.e number three in volume but number in one profitability by a wide margin, and that is because the premium brands are sold at a premium with higher margins. the idea of the ipo has always been to establish and create a local champion. that could be a vehicle for the consolidation, and other things we could do in southeast asia, mainly. and that is done now. shares will will start trading next monday. yeah, so very happy to be where we are. jason: is that a playbook you might use in other places around the world, say in africa, maybe? the same sort of model you set out in asia, or is this a different sort of thing? >> it is very much a mirror of what we had in latin america. we had latin america for many years, in which we had a local champion listed and controlled by us. ambev was an amazing vehicle to stock and get deals with local families in different countries and really expand in the region. we think that same magic could happen now in asia. jason: ok. and when you think about par

here now with their take are bill griffith, dominic chu and contessa sledge brewer >> everybody needsickname, brian. >> everybody needs a hammer. >> first up, fake meat mania in full effect. hard to say. barclays giving the stock an overweight $185 price target citing beyond's big potential for growth in top and bottom lines. comes on the same day impossible foods announces it will make its grocery store debut in california bill, you have been doing this job. you've been with this fine network for a long time. you've seen things come and go what do you make of the craze? >> i've been on regard saying this is a fad, but i'll say you know robert frank said something interesting the other day in a different context. used to run coca-cola, told robert that the best thing that ever happened to coke was pepsi and if pepsi didn't exist, he would have to invent a pepsi the best thing to happen to these two companies is to have both around because the competition is a great imptous for growth however, two things have to happen for these companies prices have to come down because right now, the

we're brewers and always paying attention to what's happening to our consumer.ot an economy so i don't have an opinion on some of these trade conversations but if it's good for our consumers, we're happy. >> let's talk about asia. you pulled off an i.p.o. there and after one false start you gutted out the second biggest i.p.o. outside of uber and only behind uber this year. what does it tell you about that market and what does it tell us about the strategy going forward? carlos: our business in asia is the number one business with the number one brewer in asia overall. in china we're number three in volume but number one in profitability by a wide margin and that's because the premium brands that sell command a premium in higher margins. the idea of the i.p.o. has been to establish and create the local champion that could be as equal as far as consolidation and other things it could do in southeast asia mainly. and that's done now and in the process, shares start trading next monday and yeah, we're very happy to be where we are. >> is that a playbook you might u

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it's rapid fire, and here with their takes on the headlines, contessa brewer, bill griffith and seema mody great to have you on board evidence that china's economy is slowing down, industrial production growth hitting a 17 1/2 year low overnight as the index for the u.s. reports that august shipping data fell year on year for the 9th straight month. are these dots connected, it seems like they are screaming yeah, china slow down is crimping the u.s. >> the data is showing that effect, and what's interesting is unlike here in the u.s. where we're seeing a divergence in the data, in china it's the opposite, you're seeing the softness in industrial production and manufacturing now start to bleed through to the consumer and that's why we did see that slow down in chinese retail sales that's certainly going to be a concern as earnings season kicks off in another two weeks where companies like nike and starbucks will likely be in focus to see how strong is the chinese consumer despite the data saying things aren't gl th - going that well. >> it seems like the trade war is having a definitel

delegate brewer, center case, sen. cosgrove speaker kirk cox , delegate ingram, sen. mason, delegate mullen, sen. norman, delegate police. all members are present. >> the joint assembly will stand in recess and reconvene on the mall. >>> next president donald trump delivers remarks on the fourth hundred 400th anniversary of the first virginia generalist humbly. this is part three of the three- part ceremony. >>

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thanks, contessa our contessa brewer. >>> after the break, rbc takes its target on amazon up to 2600ollowing a deep dive into the company's one-day shipping initiative mark mahaney will be on next to talk about that. major averages, not too far from session lows everybody really watching the ten-year at 1445 we're back in a nn mu i don't know what's going on. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see, your stress level was here and i got you down to here, i've done my job. call for a strategy gut check with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> amazon to 2,600. that is the latest call out of rbc, reiterating its outperform rating, out with a new note this morning on the company's one-day shipping plans the analyst behind that call, rbc's mark mahaney, joins me now. m

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ramÓn: en el condado brewer en florida, autoridades y residentes respiran esta noche un poco mÁs tranquilosga espera del huracÁn dorian ha tenido el condado de broward sin saber nada. los vecinos del condado de orange han estado en alerta, muchos decidieron venir desde orlando, a las famosas playas de coco beach. >> en orlando cÓmo se han preparado? >> todo bien, hasta la fecha no se siente. >> nunca se sabe, estas cosas son locas y se pueden mirar en cualquier momento. marÍa: melbourne, naciÓn donde encontrar dijo que oficiales de la ciudad monitorean de cerca el huracÁn doriany dicen que no baja la guardia. equipos de rescate estÁn listos para responder antes, durante y despuÉs de la tormenta. en el transcurso esta noche manejadas pueden ser cada vez mÁs fuertes. es un hecho este sector, en cocoa beach. las inundaciones es quizÁ el tema que mÁs les preocupa. marÍa: roja americana tambiÉn asiste a los residentes en los centros de evacuaciÓn. >> tenemos mÁs de 1800 voluntarios asistiendo a las personas. marÍa: empleados de compaÑía elÉctrica esperan el impacto de dorian, que cada vez se ale

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i'm contessa brewer at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. futures up 80 points. wall street trying for three in a row after stocks rallied again yesterday the dow rising 373 points boosted by optimism over new trade talks between the u.s. and china set for next month. also a series of upbeat economic reports on jobs and the services sector. on today's watch list, the labor market front and center with the jobs report out before the opening bell. forecasts call for another solid month of hiring in august, a trend that could power this economy through a recent rough patch. >>> amazon's making news by testing a new badge to highlight newly released products on the site. the company's latest attempt to help shoppers decide what to buy. amazon has been testing other on es including top brand anded factors such as customer reviews and pricing but critics have often called out amazon for poor navigation tools that make it harder for items they didn't know they wanted to buy. >>> and the nfl kicks off its 10. some stadiums are getting a big upgrade.

christian yelich of the brewers broke his kneecap after being hit by his own foul ball.he mvp candidate will now miss the rest of the season. >>> and sticking with sports, the dallas cowboys have settled a pay discrimination lawsuit filed by a former cheerleader. the woman claimed she was paid less than minimum wage while she was part of the team. because of the lawsuit, the cowboys are now increasing how much cheerleaders are paid on game days from $200 to $400 per game. >>> reports say jennifer lopez rdl.n talks with the nfl >>> up next in "the pulse," the move one school made to help kids stop worrying about how they look. >>> apple reveals its new product lineup, introducing us to a new word, slowfie. we'll explain. >>> plus the controversy over a new version of monopoly where women make more money than men. dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real peopl

i'm contessa brewer at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street set to open slightly higher. dow futures up 23. the markets lost some steam yester gains to end nearine but the s&p 500, the broadest measure of the stock market, is still flirting with record territory following some upbeat economic data on housing and manufacturing. >>> oh, also optimism over trade. the trump administration will grant exemptions to more than 400 chinese products subject to tariffs imposed last year, according to documents set to be published by the u.s. trade rep.'s office today. the list includes items such as christmas tree lights, plastic straws, dog leashes, tiki torches and steel wire barbecue grills. the exemptions will expire roughly a year from now. of course just last week it was china's turn with the olive branch announcing it would exempt 16 u.s. products from tariffs. president trump would delay a new round of tariffs two weeks to october 15th. we're seeing mid level talks ongoing to try to accomplish a settlement. >>> sick on the couch, can'

josh lipton is covering tech contessa brewer is covering macau.h >> tech is one of the worst performing sectors in today's trade. check out apple in the red popular wearables targeted in the latest round of tariffs. the consumer technology association saying the tariffs are going to impact 52 billion of consumer tech product so that's everything from speakers to drones to cameras the semis also trading lower in addition, analyst point to recent data from the semiconductor production association showing sales dropped 15% in july. back to you. >> josh, thank you let's bring in contessa brewer for more on the drop in casinos stocks. >> august gross gaming revenues declined 8.6%. it was against tough comps from the previous year and continuing softness in the vip segment and the hong kong protests didn't help take a look at wynn suffering the most on the day down 4.5%. mgm following suit and las vegas sands and melco resorts. consumer discretionary stocks getting hit with recession worries. look at el dorado down now 7.5% on the day penn, boyd and red

the world's biggest brewer is revising plans for an ipo of its asia business.er they scrapped their hong kong listing, it's now aiming for an ipo by the end of september. the revised application excludes its australian operations. hong kong stock exchange shares have fallen sharply after its unsolicited bid for its counterpart in london. ofs offering the equivalent $36.6 billion for the london stock exchange. the ft reports they are set to reject the bed amid doubts of political risk and deal structure. oracle says the ceo was taking a leave of absence from of related reasons. willounder and co-ceo assume his responsibilities. the company didn't give more details or say how long the absence would be. oracle shares fell in after-hours trading as adjusted first-quarter revenue missed the lowest estimate. more than has raised $20 billion for its largest real estate fund ever. the final close on blackstone real estate partners dwarfed the $15.8 billion raised in 2015. are putting much more money into the property project to protect against inflation and diversify t