granger is more vulnerable than msc.have a large portion of revenue that comes from mro products. msc has 60% of their products sold online through their website. you first,n attacks the pack and ship products. those tend to have a good amount of margin. a lot of companies are moving towards value added services. amazon can cause a lot of disruption to a distributor's bottom line i just taking an attack at that pack and ship revenue, also spot buys. the granger, that is 40% of revenue. they plan on reducing prices by 15% to 25% for their spot by product segment. caroline: the price pressure is being put on. companies like yours are hoping that these companies might come to you for help to build her own marketplaces in reaction to amazon. maybe disruption would help your particular business. is this generally a negative? a lot of consumers love the disruption amazon has brought. what can it bring to the economy of large? >> there is a huge opportunity for distribution companies. which is also a retailer, is the same thing

how he plans to do that is kristof granger. it's a big ask. what are you going to do? >> the american market has always been great for us and we are here for the long haul. we are developing it. >> what needs to change as there are some weakness in the market? >> the important thing is to have a connection that a strongly base. we have diffuse -- we have a few offerings going on. funny thing how much is that watch? you're talking about dollars. >> euros. us about what you thatringing on for women has been a staple of the brand. what else are you doing now that is new? a we just launched collection, which comes in automatic and complications. this is a big for us this year. >> you compete against other brands under that umbrella. how do you navigate those waters? >> it is all about enticing the consumer with extraordinary storytelling. this is what the emotional side is that makes people follow their brand and products. withu had a partnership the tribeca film festival. tell us what that means to you. >> we had the storyteller of watchmaking. that angle is really close

for granger, that is 40% of revenue.reducing prices by 15% to 25% for their spot by product segment. caroline: the price pressure is being put on. companies like yours are hoping that these companies might come to you for help to build her own marketplaces in reaction to amazon. maybe disruption would help your particular business. is this generally a negative? a lot of consumers love the disruption amazon has brought. what can it bring to the economy of large? >> there is a huge opportunity for distribution companies. amazon is also a retailer, which is the same thing what these distribution companies are. they need to embrace the third-party seller marketplace, which is what amazon has been doing for 20 years now. that business model is called the platform business model. those business models have a winner take all dynamic, which means there are only one or two companies that dominate in industries market share, so they are highly fragmented. the marketplace is valued more than the veneer distribution -- linear distri

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granger: mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the texas christian university men's basketball team on their national invitational tournament championship. after a 12-win season last year, the horn frogs showed the grit and tenacity my hometown of fort worth is known for. they finished the season with 24 wins. with their win over georgia tech yellowjackets in the -- in the title game last week, the horn frogs cap off a memorable historic comeback season. in fact, this 2017 n.i.t. title is texas christian university's first postseason championship in school history. i want to recognize the t.c.u. players and coaches for a job well done. and go frogs. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to recognize equal payday. the year is 2017. and women, especially women of c

. >> so michelle, how about shares of ww granger, down 11%, showing the worse performance from the s&p 500, first quarter results also missed analysts expectations, the company sold more of its products at lower prices, shares on pace for their worst day in 11 years, with the worst decline, the granger shares down 14%, year to date. >> all right, thank you very much, don chu. >>> and policing the internet, founder and ceo mark zuckerberg speaking at the conference, this in the wake of the horrifying video of a murder in cleveland, posted on the site. the suspect killed himself in pennsylvania after being confronted by law enforcement. more and more video, life happens on line, how does the world need to evolve? let's bring in the co-founder of society ventures, welcome to power lunch. when it comes to this, what are the implications? he addressed it right off the bat. the killing -- everybody's hearts go out to the people affected. but what does facebook need to do in order to stop the government from stepping in. >> well, look, i think right now we're seeing an interesting time where

hetty: where is owen granger? this is for you.n't blame the doctors or the nurses, "but i've had enough of hospitals for one life, "and i have some unfinished business to take care of. be safe... og..." nell: admiral albert jethro chegwidden. former navy seal, commander of jag. henrietta called, said she was in trouble, so here i am-- once more into the breach.

we managed to rescue granger without spending one damn dime of that ransom money.e worth a cool $40 million. minus the one i sold to yaniv.

granger talking about price competition putting pressure on its prices. shares are down 11.5% as earnings missed estimates and the company cut its forecast for the full year as well. something else that's interesting that we noticed you can see in the chart on the bloomberg is what's going on with industrial metal versus precious metal. precious metals have been bouncing, this is a postelection chart. now they are back to unchanged since the election. as we've seen more buying of things like gold on concerns or risk aversion surrounding geopolitical events. at the same time, industrial metals are coming back down to being almost unchanged since the election as there are concerns about things like an oversupply of iron, for example. and also, copper, where their supply increases as report mcnamara got the go-ahead to restart production in a factory in indonesia. all of these pressuring industrial metals. as's take a look at arconic well. the stock was up yesterday on client filled exeter, it's rented a little lower. the day now down to 40%. jpmorgan says i

don't make the earnings, the market will not be kind, and the market was not kind to johnny john or granger or kind to -- >> did you say johnny john? >> yes. >> who? i love it. >> it's a florida thing. >> trader speak. >> keep it coming. >> i can't help myself. >> saying they are getting punished because -- >> if they don't meet the exalted expectations about this quarter. if they miss it, they get hurt. sometimes soft, other time it's not. seeing not so soft. >> dennis, at a three-week low now for the dollar index, and the etfs you're celebrating today, they invest in gold in other currency terms. the yen and euro. what's going on with the dollar now, though? >> quiet to be honest. if you look at the dollar index, and i'm not a fan of the dollar index because it tends to undervalue the impact of canada and impact of mexico. >> hit you with the dollar at a two-week low against the euro right now. >> yes, it is. only reason is because the british pound sterling is extraordinarily strong because of the surprise call for the election catching a lot of people offguard. euro went up much more dr

chairman granger mcdonald a texas home plr sabuilder said i "harm consumer answer housing affordableabilityd in the last year was imported that grows to framing, moulding, floors, mattress box springs. it takes 15,000 board bead to build a family home and the lumber increase up 22%, that just from the uncertainty surrounding a possible tariff, added almost 3600 bucks to the price of a new home. nahb estimates the tariff on canadian lumber will cost over 8,000 u.s. jobs, higher cost, fewer homes and can afford fewer workers and hits businesses that sell and transport building materials. they say this is a net figure including added jobs from the increase in domestic lumber jobs. i spoke to a home builder in denver earlier this month. he could be building twice as many homes if his costs for labor and materials were lower. he was very nervous about lumber. >> most of the materials that we use are global commodities, and so anything that affects the free flow of those commodities across borders will have a price effect. >> the commerce department estimates last year the u.s. imported 6.66 bill