faber: ...a market for gasoline finally came of age.ompany grew so powerful that the supreme court ruled it was a monopoly. the court ordered its breakup. standard oil became 34 separate companies. in 1926, the biggest descendant, standard oil of new jersey, created a new blend of fuel called esso. the company expanded dramatically over the next decades in the u.s. and overseas. and in 1972, it changed its name, ushering in the modern era of exxon. then, a crisis with a name that has become synonymous with environmental disaster, the exxon valdez. the worst oil spill in north american history. reporter: the tanker, the exxon valdez, had just loaded more than a million barrels of alaskan crude. reporter #2: the spill killed wildlife in greater numbers than previously reported. after the valdez, there was a sense that exxon needed to get its house in order. faber: the man assigned to that task was lee r. raymond. a chemical engineer by training, he was appointed chairman and ceo in 1993. he was a man of enormous self-confidence. and he wa

>> like faber college. >> hamilton faber?lk about a reset, which is what i think iger has to do. we are going to start at ground zero, going to re-evaluate espn, we're going to take a look at m&a, maybe even sell some things, but it is clearly t tabula rasa, and i think this hamilton faber piece is excellent. ham faber. what's the matter? >> i notice it's a london interchange there. faber & faber was t.s. elliot's publisher. >> i don't think we should make fun of a guy's name. >> no. i just don't know anybody in the family with that name. i was thrown for a minute. doesn't sound like we're in the same branch there. >> i say nothing >> on pelts and dipsney, that continues. i don't know what nelson is after. >> he has a billion already. he has a billion in stock and i think would like -- i think it would be interesting if he got on the board >> what is it he would want to share? what expertise >> he could make it so there's more accountability per division, a la what he did with procter. he can come in and be a change agent bec

discount, but we continue the theme of ilya vladimirovich with an appeal to ukrainians for well the kiss faber ry lipstick. now i want to show a video, probably, which will not be seen, well, not everyone will see it in ukraine in nikolaev late last night they blew up the motherland obelisk, the monument was in the park with a memorial complex to the victims who died in world war ii, and now for adequate ukrainians who doubt something else there or believe that he is zelensky, for their interests stands. here they blow up a monument that has nothing to do with the current, as it were, a conflict between our strange ones, although there is no conflict if the occupied country dances to the tune of the west. here you are with whom you are with those who blow up monuments called motherland in our warriors is a liberator? or are you and those who blow up these monuments a simple question , you need to decide on the news and return. hello news on channel one, andrei kharev is with you, and at the beginning of donetsk, the city is now under massive shelling from ukrainian nationalists, dozens of nato

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber, looking for our first gain of the week futuresolding on here as october jobs come in 261,000 that is a beat but it's the third consecutive month of slower gains and it's the softest print of the year two-year briefly hits $478 lower. our road map begins with that jobs picture a growing list of cutbacks and hiring freezes continuing to hit corporate america. >> plus that china challenge starbucks, well, you may have just seen it, it notches record revenue, but china comps there, they were down 16% >> and as the ads slowdown weighs on warner brothers discovery's earnings, its ceo says, when it comes to direct to consumer, subs at any cost is over >> let's begin with the october jobs number. unemployment goes to 3.7 that's the highest since february, jim. didn't get relief on labor force participation. is it enough to edge down month on month >> no. i'm seeing trends that are accelerating the largest transmission company in america, the outgoing ceo confirmed a line in this thing, which is really amazing, which is that we have tremen

"squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange david fabers at new york media day. futures taking a step back today. we do have hawkish fed speak dollar on pace for the best week since september. plus reaction to cisco, nvidia, macy's, and kohl's our road map is going to begin with growth concerns jpmorgan is predicting a mild u.s. recession next year we got tech earnings from nvidia, cisco, and even alibaba. overconfident and careless, the words of sam bankman-fried in yet another tweet storm. we'll begin with stocks sinking in the market. a lot of this is coming on the heels of bullard's slide show in which he did say restrictive could mean 5 to 7% it's getting talked about quite a bit. >> i think that we have disparate views, lael b raraina the other day, it sows confusion and uncertainty. i listen to what bullard says, and my first reaction is, be very careful sell everything, raise cash. if you're looking for 7%, do something that is -- that says that things could go into a very severe recession and that they want it. and i'm not sure th

thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david fabermore selling momentum after the worst fed day performance for the s&p in almost two years, on a day packed with data and earnings several companies with softer guidance we'll get to all of it our road map begins with a hawkish fed dashing those hopes for a pivot. futures do point to a lower open >> plus, chips are challenged. qualcomm, the latest issue, poor guidance, announcing as well a hiring freeze. meanwhile, lisa su says she sees weakening pc sales and roku shares are tumbling yet again. ad sales continue to slump >> let's begin with the markets, poised to extend that fed-fueled selloff. at the conference yesterday, chair powell made it clear that more rate hikes are in the cards. >> it is very premature to be thinking about pausing, so people, when they hear lags, they think about a pause it's very premature, in my view, to think about or be talking about pausing our rate hike. we have a ways to go our policy, we need ongoing rate hikes to get to that level of sufficiently restr

another question then drew the high faber belle of the ratings. among democratic senators.that they're not choosing between you and your opponent. does a swath of voters would choosing against coming out and voting for you. and saving this one out. so that the. stack of, for the wealthiest americans and corporations. [inaudible] i stand up to big pharma. and pushing on the administration, -- reduce cost for arizona families. >> there's a bit, and i'm sure you're saying, there's a bit of enchantment with the democratic party. of abortions can whiff of the deal. . people to vote in a midterm, we're reaching out to voters, knocking on doors, making phone calls. i'm showing up the places where people vote. we're working hard to get the vote out. i think there's a lot of. and i think you are in the work, if you. and i think being this could've been a lot worse in 2020. could've gone worse. i worry about it in 2022, i worry about arizona, possibly being ground zero, of a real challenging period enough countries history, with regards to democracy. not only my rights, it's a govern

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. >> that was bob iger talking to david faber last december. iger waking up as ceo of disney again.more is ben smith somebody who has been covering this saga and soap opera, ben, between the two bobs, of sorts your initial reaction when you heard the news >> just i was shocked, but not surprised in a way like a lot of people you know, the chapek tenure seemed off the rails, but this is kind of amazing disney is like its own country there are all of these constituencies from the cast members to the board and an element here of domestic political turmoil. >> so just one piece of palace intrigue and the future of disney with bob iger bob iger said in his note last night it was to his own amazement he was in this role. how much do you think this was a function of bob iger campaigning for this role or begged to take the job? >> well, you know, he had been making no secret of his -- of his -- of his dissatisfaction with bob chapek running the company. iger made the job look easy and chapek made it look hard it is hard a lot of headwinds and tough stuff happening. iger was telling people a

i'm carl quintanilla with mike santoli and david faber.organ brennan has the day off the bulls are trying to see what they can assemble before the holiday. >> we are 30 minutes into the trading session. here are three big movers we are watching starting with zoom individual yoeshgs tumbling after giving weaker than expected guidance for the current quarter. the company did beat on earnings, but overall growth has slowed considerably. on the other hand, check out best buy, surging, beating on the top and bottom lines the company also raising its full year forecast that stock is still down more than 20% year-to-date even after today's 8% pop another retailer popping, amber crom by and fitch. it's up 15%. reporting unexpected quarterly profit and beating street revenue forecasts. don't miss an exclusive interview with the ceo of abercrombie & fitch later at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> stocks mostly higher, trying for the second gain in three days yesterday on "closing bell," cleveland president mester said the fed policy is beginning to do it

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan, david faber at the new york stock exchange. billion in m&a, rumors of a china reopening and plenty of data let's get to rick santelli >> we also have job openings, labor turnover known as jolts, that is september read we're expecting the number to be under 10 million we are wrong this is a nice beat. it's a million better than expected, 10,717,000 follows at yet unrevised 10,053,000 an improvement there once again, this is the second reading, though, under 11 million. slight revision coming in, 10,280,000 the revision is about 230,000 higher now, construction spending is up 0.2. that breaks a streak of down two negative months in a row, down 0.7, gets upgraded to only 0.6 up 0.2 is the first positive number since june. ism manufacturing for the month of october expected to ab in expansion territory and it is just barely. 5 50.2 follows 50.9. we have yet to do a sub 50 last time it was sub 50 was in may of 2020. if we look at the prices paid component, 46.6, a nice drop very big drop. we're expecting a number closer to 53 on new

sources telling david faber, one to express lack of confidence was the cfo.l reports suggest that iger heard some of the complaints about chapek's leadership advised the leadership to take their concerns to the board. >> silvana, thank you. >>> the final stretch before the thanksgiving and black friday events best buy and dick's sporting goods and dollar tree reporting today alone. those results are coming as the sector gears up for black friday and cyber monday insight into the strength of the consumer after strong retail sales figures for october and gloomy outlooks from target and tjx. 2022 is a tough year for the consumer discretionary sector. down 23% compared to the 17% drop for the broader s&p joining me to talk about this is stacey widlitz she knows a lot about retail let's start with the macro question is this retail pain trade over or do we have to wait for the q4 holiday shopping season to finish before we know the real results? >> good morning, dom i think we have more pain ahead of us until we clear through the inventory that you and i talked abo

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber with jim cramer, and we are live from the new yorktock exchange. carl has the morning off let's give you a quick look at futures. we start trading one half hour from today jim and i like to call hump day. let's get to the road map. it starts with the decision day for the fed and of course another big rate hike is expected this afternoon. one question, though, is, will policymakers moderate tightening in the future? >> also, amd is out with its quarterly results. that came after the bell guidance as well is out, and well, the stock is actually a bit higher in the premarket. you're going to want to hear what the ceo said on the company's earnings call, not to mention with you on "mad money." sticking with tech, amazon pulled out of the trillion dollar club yesterday. that was the first time it closed below that valuation since april of 2020. what does it mean? let's start with the fed, though that expected rate hike later today. we start a lot of our conversations here with the fed, kind of tend to have the same conversation, curious as

good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber along with jim cramer we're livem the new york stock exchange carl has this morning off. let's give you a look at futures. shortened week no trading thursday. there it is. i guess i -- i don't know what i would call that, jim, a mixed open nothing. i don't know >> mixed open. yeah mixed open but that's all related to china, which is enough already. do you think china wants to be in a depression? do you think they want a recession, china she? >> we got talk about that. you did market response this morning, big news out of disney, 10:00 last night, bob eiger is back as ceo, this after what i have reported on, reising tensions amongst top management at the company did lead the board to oust his successor, bob chapek, a lot of different things behind this decision, been able to do some reporting in the last not even 12 hours or so jim, you know, you, of course, after the last reported quarter, were a vocal critic of mr. chapek, saying, as our viewers just heard, that he should be replaced obviously, the board chose to do

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan, david faber has the morning off.ded our way with powell at brookings and eco-data, software earnings, retail data and watching the china protests as well at the time, dow down 150. >>> 30 minutes into the trading session, three big movers. apple under pressure saying they could see a showfall of 6 million iphone you can see shares are down 1.5% news out of china not pressuring every sector the macau casino operators rallying after the chinese government gave them provisional licenses to continue operating wynn and los angeles sands are trading lower but melco is up 8% b biogen down after a woman in the alzheimer's test died. you can see shares are down 2%. >>> let's begin with the latest from china protests erupting over the covid lockdowns eunice yoon is on the ground in beijing with more. good morning again, eunice. >> reporter: hi, carl. some good news out of the city that sparked the protest the far western city said it's resuming more public transport as well as delivery services as of tuesday as local officials

friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david fabert the new york stock exchange bulls look to tack on additional gains after the best day for equities in two and a half years. dollar weakness definitely helps now with its biggest two-day loss in over a decade, and bond markets are closed on this veterans day our road map begins with, quote, one month of data does not a victory make fed officials sounding off over yesterday's positive inflation print. >> plus, fxt is still, i guess, scrambling for funds, although, good luck with that. it has been a collapse of sam bankman-fried's crypto empire. >> predicted by you. >> well. soft bank returns to a quarterly profit, jim, first time in three quarters still a lot of alibaba to do it. they did have a lot more pain at the vision fund, masa son saying, i'm going to focus on arm. >>> let's begin with the markets trying to extend yesterday's historic rally jim, it does sound like you think the cpi print is the beginning of something >> yeah, ppi had always been better, although a lot of those c

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joining me right now is david faber. what can you tell us about the shake-up? >> it was stunning. ceo, mr. chapek has been in that role since february of 2020 and facing no shortage of difficult times, of course, dealing with the pandemic, with theme parks and movie theaters, and then moving on from there to other challenges. recently my reporting indicates that there was sort of growing tension within the highest ranks of management in terms of his leadership and it was most recently after the company reported earnings a couple of weeks ago and those earnings includes significant losses on its direct to consumer, its streaming business, that the board of directors became very concerned. perhaps also coupled with these concerns about losing key talent. they decided to make that move. again, chapek's reign, there have been those that were not expecting that he would be fired, but certainly wondering how long he would last. what is truly stunning is the reemergence of mr. iger. the predecessor who appointed chapek to the job taking over for a period of two years. no shortage of chal

positing what would happen if my colleague david faber and i just wanted to create a coin, which is something created by the lamentable sam bankman-fried take a listen. >> if you and david wanted to create a coin i would suggest you get good lawyers who understand the securities laws and i hope those lawyers would advise you that because the public would be investing based on your and david's entrepreneurial efforts, and you probably have a website, you'd probably be marketing it in some way, that meets the test of what's called an investment contract for a security and yes you would need -- you and david would need to register and if there was a platform, a trading platform or an exchange that listed your token, the david cramer token if i might, then that platform, that platform listing your token needs to register as an exchange that's the plain and simple truth of it. congress passed these laws to protect the public it's about raising money from the public it is also about the trading venues the exchanges. and we've benefited for 88 years by this regime i think it's helped economic growth

and insufficient inventory to meet demand greg weighed in on this issue in the interview with david faber live nation's biggest shareholder. >> first, the live nation team is sympathetic and long wait times and fans could not get what they wanted reality, it is the function of the demand taylor swift has. the site was supposed to be opened for 1.5 million verified taylor swift fans. we had 14 million people hit the site including bots, which are not supposed to be there despite the challenges and breakdowns, we sold over 2 million tickets that day we could have filled 900 stadiums. >> he said the fact that taylor swift hasn't been on the road for three or four years was a factor in driving up demand. he said the bots going in for ticket scalpers was an issue he said this is also met with calls from washington to look into ticketmaster and whether or not there is a monopoly on this. this was unprecedented demand. >> we haven't gone to many concerts in the last couple years. >> this is a concert that kids would like to see. >> and it is taylor swift. >> it is before the holidays what do you

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wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faberwarns on holiday spend but october retail sales come in nearly double the estimate, x autos, two-year yield bounces. our road map begins with that target tumble. the retailer deliver

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state auditor keith faber, thank you keith. man i love, i'm not a big lover of men, but this guy i love. he was one of the best wrestlers in the country, his sons are both all-americans and i spoke to his one boys, actually a larger person like 188 or something. and he's all american i said would you say you are better than your father? he said sir i was not even close. he meant it. he is a fighter just like he was as a great wrestler, virtually undefeated. he was the ncaa champion of the country. i dealt with him for a long time and look at that face. i would cite those -- there's a little action going on with those ears. and i said jim did you ever wrestle? yeah i did actually. and then i looked at his record like virtually undefeated, he was legit. the best in the whole country, the best wrestler. i looked at it and i looked at those years, i should not say this because i have never said this. i said that guy had some things going on with the fighting stuff, but he is such a warrior in such an incredible guy. is he here? com

david faber has the morning off. up 5% on hopes of reopening. oil, though, is higher we did get signs that european inflation may be moderating. chinese stocks headed for their best month since '03 elon musk picks a new tight with apple over ad spending and app store. and bob iger saying the company's hiring freeze will remain let's begin with the markets try ig to rebound following yesterday's massive drop markets in asia closing at session highs today as authorities reported an uptick in vaccination rates they will start targeting seniors. nursing centers using big data to identify those who might be eligible for something like that >> yeah. i find all the stories confusing. military called out. the big data, some people feel they have used big data to figure out who is -- the dissent. i was saying to becky just now, everybody tries to gain china every day. i think they can game the stock market, game how many people they say have covid. they can make up any number they want but they bring out the military. suddenly there is a down turn in cov

. ♪ >>> good friday morning and welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber with jim cramer were live from the new york stock exchange carl has the morning off let's look at the futures. we are set up for a higher open, and our road map does start with that very fact stocks look to close out what's been a choppy week perhaps they will close out in the green. plus we're going to round up some retail for you. not looking so bad foot locker, gap, williams sonoma, all reported >> really interesting. we have so much to talk about today. >> good. i look forward to that and we also will be talking about visa's leadership transition ceo al kelly and his successor ryan mcinerney will join us in just a few minutes let's start with the markets, though, looking to snap a two-day losing streak this morning. you're here. tell me what you think >> all right, let me just tell you something. can i just say that we have had wasn't of the biggest, most horrendous scandals of your and my lifetime, and it hasn't hit the market it didn't really bother the market huge amount of money lost. lot of our

wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david fabert the new york stock exchange futures are looking for direction after target miss and warns on holiday spend but october retail sales come in nearly double the estimate, x autos, two-year yield bounces. our road map begins with that target tumble. the retailer delivers a gloomy holiday quarter update >> plus those cuts in technology, well, they continue. amazon, of course, announcing those cost cuts, and yesterday, alphabet facing activist pressures to trim its own head count. and, quote, extremely concerned, the fbi warning of tiktok's potential national security risks. >> start with target, tumbling on that q3 earnings miss the company cites an increasingly challenging environment, announces a cost-cutting plan designed to save up to $3 billion a year jim, i heard you talking about it with becky, and you mentioned theft. that's $400 million right there. >> you annualize theft and you start to really get into something that a bunch of the other retailers kind of whisper about because

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david fabernd mike santoli at the new york stock exchange futures timid on this final trading day of the week. stocks closed for the holiday tomorrow, short session on friday we'll get a full plate of data today. fed minutes this afternoon jobless claims, the highest since august our road map begins with the calm before the retail storm investors digesting the latest economic data ahead of the thanksgiving holiday >> plus sam bankman-fried's latest mea culpa, the crypto founder continues to claim ignorance of wrongdoing in a letter to ftx staff. >>> and protests rock foxconn's massive iphone plant in china. we will get a live update. >>> we will start with the markets on this final full trading day before the end of the week obviously, black friday coming up this week pretty interesting dynamics going on regarding the discussion they just had about industrials and the dow relative to other indexes >> yeah, the parts of the economy that are kind of the capital spending, wholesale parts of the econ

i'm carl quintanilla along with morgan brennan and david faber. >>> retail is a big conversation on thisday but watching the lockdown in china dow up 140 coming off the highest close in seven months. >> 30 minutes into the trading session. here are three big movers we're watching this morning. we'll start with activision/blizzard, that stock is sliding on reports ftc will block microsoft's buying the video game publisher. >>> tesla recalling more than 80,000 cars in china over software and seat belt issues. those shares are trading down 0.50%. >>> manchester united those shares are surging following reports earlier in the week it's considering strategic options, including a possible sale. the stock is up more than a 60% this week alone. it's up 13.5% right now. we'll see. >> not a lot of liquidity. big day, by the way, uk/u.s. later in the world cup. >>> let's move on to apple their products are usually in high demand on black friday but supply chain trouble could lead to weaker than usual sales this holiday season seema mody is on the ground. >> reporter: we are at apple's flagship stor

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange, dow getting an 800-int bounce here on this cooler than expected inflation print. yields are sharply lower, ten-year below 4, markets starting to take 75 basis points off the table for december our road map is going to start right there from up 50 to up 800. futures are serving as october's read of cpi raises hopes that inflation has peaked >>> plus, binance is backing out of that deal to potentially bail out ftx, which leaves that crypto exchange on the brink of collapse >>> and leaked video showing mark zuckerberg addressing meta employees after mass layoffs hear what he had to say to his staff. >>> let's get to this inflation number we were looking for 5. month on month declines, jim, used cars, apparel, medical care, airfare down >> yeah. look, i mean, there were important ones medical services really surprised me energy services surprised me used cars does not because of that manheim index i think that some of these are a little mercurial i have campbell's soup on tonight. i think food at home has go

join us tomorrow "squawk on the street" is next >>> good tuesday morning i'm carl with jim and david faber about china planning to reopen 30 billion in m&a. bonds are rally all around the world. we begin with the new month for stocks futures point to a higher open new tea leaves from the fed and the rumors of china covi

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber is back at the new york stock exchange.rookings, that's the headliner lots of data, including a softer adp, slightly hotter revised gdp, and of course, final day of november today road map begins with the fed expectations, investors reading tea leaves from the fed chair about whether th

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber china is on watch as covid cases surge over there map begins with tech is no good. down 30% since the record high >> plus, disney's cost-cutting strategies no

david faber has the morning off. up 5% on hopes of reopening. inflation may be moderating. chinese stocks headed for their best month since '03 elon musk picks a new tight with

friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faberrs. dollar weakness definitely helps now with its biggest two-day loss in over a decade, and bond markets are closed on this veterans day our road map begins with, quote, one month of data does not a victory make fed officials sounding off over yesterday's positive inflation print. >> plus,

good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david fabergative for the year. we're watching the protests over covid restrictions in china, take stock of black friday sales and get set for powell and jobs data later this week our road map begins with those china protests, spreading social unrest over ongoing zero covid restrictions sends stocks and oil lower. apple's supply concern reportedly facing

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm david faber with jim cramer, and we are live from the new yorkne half hour from today jim and i like to call hump day. let's get to the road map. it starts with the decision day for the fed and of course another big rate hike is expected this afternoon. one question, though, is, will policymakers moderate tightening in the future?

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber, looking for our first gain of the week futuresit's the third consecutive month of slower gains and it's the softest print of the year two-year briefly

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faberf the week. stocks closed for the holiday tomorrow, short session on friday we'll get a full plate of data today. fed minutes this afternoon jobless claims, the highest since august our road map begins with the calm before the retail storm investors digesting the latest economic data ahead of the thanksgiving holiday >> plus sam bankman-fried'

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange, dow getting an 800-er than expected inflation print. yields are sharply lower, ten-year below 4, markets starting to take 75 basis points off the table for december our road map is going to start right