no doubt with a little help from gen alpha.ame year, drugstore makeup brand elle beauty saw sales soar. and newcomers like bubble, products specifically made with the tween consumer in mind. >> between ages 12 and 17, here's what your tween or teen needs to be doing to set themselves up for skin success. >> reporter: faith shui is a veteran of the beauty industry. >> the emotional aspect. it can be really satisfying to come home with a bag full of new makeup and skin care. >> so true. sephora with my drunk elephant in it, it makes you feel very good. there's something about unwrapping a brand-new product you're really excited to try and the joy that it brings, it's undeniable. >> how much do you think it's tweens wanting to change their skin, or how much it is more they want to be up on the hottest trends, they want to bond with their friends? >> i definitely think it's the latter. at its core, beauty is fun. and it's a way for these girls to explore. it's like their version of going into their mom's makeup cabinet, except inst

think this is not only timely, but an important step when you look at the demographic trends and gen alpha. it is dramatic in the amount of time spent gaming. >> let's talk more about the quarter with john hudluk at ubs. john, great to you have here. >> thank you, frank. >> before the report, you had a price target of 110 and the rating was a buy. you talk about the announcements for a second. cost cutting ahead of schedule. disney entering the "fortnite" world with epic games and taylor swift movie. did that change your rating or price target? >> it did change your price target from 120 to 110. we moved up the numbers. we were at 427 for earnings. we are in the 460 range. the story here is easy to see. the content is giving us more confidence it will grow. >> i want to get to the announcements for the investor battle and future for disney. s stock is up 6%. there was a revenue miss. if you look at the price increases, it led to the decline in subscriber count. should investors be concerned about it or give fuel to nelson peltz and the investor fight? >> this a massive company. a lot of in

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and it also continues to help us broaden our audiences including gen alpha. we're pleased with the strength we have across the various social channels, always being native, and always looking to engage and entertain our community. >> i'm glad you mentioned your team because i have met many of your team and they are ambassadors, and by the way, they are very happy when you came on our show. remember you were in the low teens. but they love you and they love your brand, and they love the customers most importantly. i want to thank you for coming on the show. look forward to watching your ad real time on sunday. i mean he's the chairman and ceo of e.l.f. beauty, and this stock is headed to $200. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> e.l.f. is such a winner. we're not backing down now. mad money back after the break. >>> is detroit committed to it an electric future or is there a u-turn ahead? stick with cramer. [busy hospital background sounds] this healthcare network uses crowdstrike to defend against cyber attacks and protect patient information. but what if

the foray in the game says which is timely, but an important step with the demographic trends and gen alpha and gen z. it is dramatic the time spent. >> joining us now is tom rogers. a lot to chew on bob iger gave us. tom, i'm curious your reaction. >> good morning, andrew. you have to give disney credit here. they did beat on earnings. they did more aggressively cut losses on the streaming side. they have built a streaming business with over $20 billion in revenue over the last five years. they got a lot of wood to chop still. it is not the first time i thought the market overreacted optimistically to the disney report. i think all of the fundamental issues on the streaming side and traditional tv side are still there. a lot of challenges are still ahead. >> if you are nelson peltz, who said effectively, he has seen the end of the movie before. there have been climaxes in the film, but ends badly, are you in the camp with him? >> i'm not sure i'm in anybody's camp. i think disney still has to answer some significant questions. nathanson had done an excellent report showing netflix at the s

in february 2021 instant message, one employee wrote they are working to recruit gen alpha before they reached teenage years. a 2018 email distributed inside meta said you were briefed that children under 13 will be critical for increasing the rate of acquisition when users turn 13. explain that with what i heard at the testimony at the commerce hearing that they were not being targeted. and i ask again why your company does not support the stop csam act or the shield act? >> we had discussions internally whether we should build a kids version of instagram. we've not moved forward with that and we have no plans to do so. i cannot speak directly to the exact emails you cited but it sounds to me like they were deliberations around the project that we thought was important and we did not end up moving forward with it. my position on the bills, i agree with the goal of all of them, there are specific things i would probably do differently and we also have our own legislative proposal we think would be most effective in helping the internet and various companies give parents control over th

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