vonnie: that's brody ford.abercrombie and fitch who boosted its forecast and beat on earnings per share pretty substantially but the stock down as investors raise the bar for the retailer's outlook. for more let's bring in mary ross gilbert. i looked at the results and thought wow and looked at the stock reaction and thought what do investors want? mary: sometimes that can happen and days later you could see the stock reverse or maybe months later. in this case, as you pointed out, they've had a nice run-up this year, still up over 50%. but if you look back over the last couple years, you're talking many multiples up and reflects the strength of the brand but if you look at consensus expectations going forward, they're looking at more tepid increase in sales because how can you keep posting double-digit increases on double-digit increases and we've seen comp sales up 18% which was pretty strong and led by abercrombie up 21%, hollister up 15%. but this company is very in touch with their core millenial customer

brody welcome and congrats on your new book. thank you. thanks for having me. i was personally amazed that all the details you had on so many behind the scenes lobbying campaigns and how so much of the laws that have passed in this country or not passed are a result of secretive lobbying. but let's start with an easy question. can you talk about this book took you and your brother luke years. why did you decide to write this book and why do you think it's important in this moment? well, thanks again for me. thanks for everyone. coming. so i covered lobbying at the wall street journal for nearly 20 years. i sort of took an interest in covering and following how companies and industries and trade associations try to get what they want in washington using campaign donations or lobbyists. and writing sort of how those tactics had changed over the years. but i never really wanted to and never had an interest in writing a book. i mean, it's so hard to even get the time to read a book that, you know, writing once seemed daunting and all that change in. 2015 when a pro

brody: in the tech industry we love a rivalry and we have not seen this in a a while.h other. they have cute nicknames for each other when they try to steal the business. they incentivize sellers to go after each other. what underlines all of this is that these are companies that are not household names but required when you want to put your data in order to use it for ai. pretty much a many company and there will be customers of one or two and most likely both. ed: remember in march, a long time ago but you and i did the story about basically saying that frank left the competition which was wild at the time. there are some pretty scoopy bits. give us the rest of that stuff. brody: one interesting thing is that snowflake was ready to purchase a startup for 600 million dollars and a databricks spend $2 million to buy it. another interesting element is that everybody understands that these two companies are a threat to one another. what is not quite understood is the risk of the hyperscalers. microsoft, their cloud infrastructure is a significant chunk of databricks reve

brody: they removed the cfo.t investor has entered the stock saying in part the handling of this probe was not. good enough investors did not get enough accountability. how wide was the knowledge? documents show knowledge was quite wide. we see executives signing off on the deal saying we need to meet the targets, let's pursue them. in terms of ramifications, star board is considering whether the current ceo is the right guy for the job along with traditional activist stuff like raising margins and that kind of thing. ed: just the basics of what autodesk is and what it does and why people might not know it. >> autodesk is like adobe for the physical world. autodesk was probably used in some capacity to design buildings. they have a very interesting vertical that they really own. it is one of those large software markets you almost do not think about because they are so entrenched in their market. ed: brody ford with another top piece of reporting. brody: thank you. caroline: switching gears. we will look at finte

ed: brody forward, thank you very much.g up again a preview of what to expect when nvidia reports its quarterly results after the close of trading today. that is next, this is bloomberg technology. ♪ is it me... or is work not working? at least, not the way it could work. your people are buried in busy work. and you might be thinking... can ai make it all work? it can. on the servicenow platform, ai transforms your entire business. because when your people work better, everything works better. so, let's get to work. idris elba works here? mm-hmm. ya, he's super nice. caroline: welcome back to bloomberg technology. ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco. caroline: one name affecting these benchmarks. we are awaiting nvidia earnings. 8% of the nasdaq 100 it is 14% of the key chip index which is down by 2.3% in every single name falling. nvidia's office 3.3%. anxiety growing, let's get right to it in the broader market implications. carmen, it feels as though this could move significantly the benchmarks and the stock of nvidia cou

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so for brody here in dublin, just a textbook example of a good head tilt there. maybe wondering if temperatures in the 80s are too warm for an afternoon walk that will depend on your resilience to the heat. but maybe a morning walk that is still a good idea that you can wait on the cooler temperatures later on this week. and we are still accepting more dogs for the dog walking forecast. there's my e-mail address. you can just send a picture. the dog's name, your name, your location. that's what we need to get you on the schedule for the dog walking forecast as we head into the month of september. hard to believe it's right around the corner. let's take a look at tomorrow's forecast highs for one of the last days of august, which will reach up mostly to the 80s in the north bay. but you will be seeing some of the coolest inland locations. temperatures climbing up to the middle portions of santa rosa in the low 90s today. that's quite a drop. only the upper 70s. the hot spots, well no surprise. east of the oakland hills. still in the low 90s, about 3 to 4 degrees b

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prime minister nigel brody alluded to the violence against women and his independence day speech, did his main method was to instill fear through harsher punishment, do you think that is the way forward? i you think that is the way forward?— you think that is the way forward? ~ ., , you think that is the way forward? ~ . , ., forward? i think laws need to be stringent, _ forward? i think laws need to be stringent, need _ forward? i think laws need to be stringent, need to - forward? i think laws need to be stringent, need to be - be stringent, need to be implemented. i personally have a different take on indian laws because as a scholar, i have a different take on indian constitution. as per gender—based violence is considered, and the harsher laws, i think laws are already in place but there is something deeper going on here for gender—based violence which the current administration have used to their advantage where upperclassmen have used violence against women to keep balance and minorities in check which is also happening with muslim women. in that intersection, the uppercuts wom

was on the drink, that was rayon elder is that right, he was later killed by the ira, him and joe brody, he was arrested for um and one of the getaway cars and the case again was dropped against them, but it was hard found the col·lusion that we found out over the years because we found out about mikey gab and trisa clinton and larry branan, we found out that they were all killed by the same udi death squad, they were for at least six years there absolutely tarifate our community and as we on that there were all agents of the state um... um getting paid to kill innocent people and from our community, but what we found out the the gather like marks affected my my father was murdered um it's it was horrifan the collision with shan grams but that was in 90% of the people who murdered during the conflict the mi5 and spicer branch had agents everywhere as mark says we only know eight agents and 27 murders in south belfast but how many was there i mean that's the question but still need to keep pushing, we're of having been able to act on our achiles report because the retired police officers

he was later killed by the ira, him and joe brody, he was arrested for um ban one of the getaway cars and the case again was dropped against him, but it was hard found the col·lusion that we found out over the years because we found out about mickey grade and trisa clinton and larry brown, we found out the day were all killed with the same uda death squad, there were for at least six years there absolutely tarifted our community and as when i that there were all agents of the state um getting paired to kill innocent people and from our community but what we found out the the gather like marks affected my father was murdered um, it's it was horrifan the collusion in sean grams, but that was a 90% of the people murder during the conflict, the mi5 and spicer branch had agents everywhere, as mark says, we only know of eight agents and 27 murders in south belfast, but how many was there? i mean that's the question was still need to keep pushing where of haven't been able to act on our achiles report because the retired police officers have brought us to court, it was two weeks off. yeah, s

joe biden in 2020 got 24% of the white evangelical vote and he won, and david brody and i think manyree that if kamala harris gets 20% plus of the white evangelical vote she probably, too, will win, so what we're talking about here are white evangelicals on the margins and those who probably don't want to vote for a man who said that he didn't need god's forgiveness, that he never asked for god's forgiveness because he never needed it. he kept god out of that >> you know what's interesting when you talk to these voters they see god in the center of it, and trump follow many of them is the vessel by which they are seeing that god. i think you make a really good point here. what you're talking about, joe, is race and religion, right, and the confluence of those two things is what we're seeing play out. a lot of the voters i talked to. these are the same people that when trump is saying, look, she's not really black. this is a man who walked into a room filled with black journalists and tried to convince them that the woman that was not appearing was not in fact up of them. so if you're

this review, by none other than david brodie, christian broadcasting network, who is not -- has not been a fan of democratic tickets for a very long time. he wrote this. trump supporters may not want to hear this but kamala harris and tim walz were very good tonight in philadelphia. she came across as measured confiden and fully in control and optimistic talk of hope and change. walz showed off his persona and it felt and looked organic and the crowd was large and energetic. we will see if it holds, but this race feels different and polling suggests it is different. the trump campaign has lots of work to do ahead to be sure. i'll be honest with you. there are times i was looking last night and it seemed to me that this, eddie, was different in a way that no presidential campaign has been different in my lifetime, say, for reagan, when i was very young, and obama in 2008. there was a movement. it seemed to be a change election and with both of those earlier campaigns for the base and for a lot of people in the middle of america, it just was joyful and exuberant and seemed to transcend pol

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different rules for different class, but just flat land. brody added where the send out was doping or not. this is not try to plan to play is go through the same thing and have to wait to months or years for there and assess it to be the class. not a good book or earlier was supposed to tennis during this, craig and gabriel, who disagrees with the plays fuse that younique's cigna has been cleared. the sport resolution independents a panel cleared him and that's the um. the bottom line on this nic curious has been dumpling down as well. he directed a tweet back at me and i can just read that. he said failed to test. only reason allowed to play because he prince money for the a t p, which i think is ridiculous of a comment. i normally agree with most things that nick says, but not on this occasion. he says, why is this, teen caring? an antibiotic steroids that helps to grow muscle mass that was not the case. this is come through because his physio had a cut finger on board, a product that was over available over the counter initially. not even considering anything else that i've seen im

. >> i think he would with me now, sam brody, national political reporter at the boston globe, and misha cross, a democratic strategist, and jason osborne, former adviser of the 2016 trump and ben carson campaigns. >> thank you all for being here. let me begin with you, sam, because as you see trump appears to have changed his tune on the abortion amendment in florida after just, i would note 24 hours. so what do you think is behind this shift well, this is an extremely difficult issue for donald trump and the republican party. >> and i think what you're seeing right now is it candidate and a campaign in real time that is trying to adjust it some very, very shifting waters here it is going to be very hard for this campaign in this candidate to control this issue because florida is just one of, i think about a dozen states that will be voting on abortion in some way, shape, or form. this fall. so they are going to have to react to very specific policy proposals that are happening in these states. it just so happens that this is unique situation which donald trump is a florida voter who is