this is a big deal for harley davidson because we know spending a luxury is a big deal and harley davidson had it. they were not expecting this much of a surprise and they came out with a pretty big one. coming out with a $.15 per share. the analyst expectation was a $.32 loss. matt: i think it is interesting. the first quarter is the weakest quarter? good. i get you are not buying a motorcycle in january. but, a lot of people by motorcycles with bonus money. as soon as bankers get the bonuses may be the end of january, and february, they are buying a big hog. as you mentioned it is a luxury product. these are not cheap. people are spending $30,000, $35,000. kriti: we know where your bonus goes every year. [laughter] if you compare this to how the other four wheeled vehicles performed, we have a stock chart that compares them. harley davidson outperforming ford, gm, even tesla which i would argue is where the bonus money goes. it is not just on the top line. every part of the sales process really got folded in to the gains. jon: before we wrap things up and we represent the casual observer

. >> harley-davidson road king i think like'95.ally the last like ten years because he was sick. >> his heart again. cardio card card cardiomyopothy. >> he was on my medications. she would clean. she would be the caretaker even though he didn't need one. >> betty said randy wanted kelly to care for him, and she did for years, until she just couldn't anymore. >> she was 11 years younger, and i think it was starting to get to her that she was still kind of pretty young. >> it was the spring of 2017 when randy was recovering from open heart surgery, kelly said she just couldn't take it anymore, and she moved out. >> and at first i was like i could kind of understand it. >> but two months later, randy was dead and police were calling in family members to tell them exactly how he died. kelly had trouble dealing with it. still, they asked for her help. >> i can't. i just can't. >> but she calmed herself, and she did mention randy's dedication to his job. >> he was a very good counselor, and he wanted to change and help these people. >> b

harley-davidson giving encouraging guidance for this year >>> profits at dupont getting a boost.erials maker raised its dividend by 10% and announced a $1 billion stock buyback plan. shares were up 5% today. >>> and china's imports of u.s. goods last year fell 40% short of what was promised under a trade deal negotiated by former president trump. overall, u.s. trade numbers were released the trade deficit jumped 27% last year to a new record. december's deficit was smaller than expected. carl, back to you. >> rahel, thank you. >>> time for a gut check as we set on take 2 interactive. it is a miss on revenue, and disappointing guidance is weighing on the stock. the gaming company set to acquire zinga, which set off a flurry of deals, including microsoft's deal were activision blizzard but take-two is not worried about the competitive landscape. >> two minutes to go, there were three big ones they were a pretty distant third with the zinga combination and the sale of activision to microsoft. we became a close number two we think that's a powerful competitive landscape, and we're ex

it's not a compliment 485 dodge trucks 300 willis chiefs 350 harley davidson motorcycles, and they promised 850 more 850 more american trucks by the end of 1944. so it was with this three gifted equipment that stalin's polish communist puppets were able to hunt down. all this polish home memory fighters, and i'm just going to leave that dangling. so thank you very much. okay, so let's have a few. i'll have a few questions here and and we'll turn it over to the crowd but know would be anxious to get into it. but let me ask you a question. that's really kind of for both of you but one thing you'd get into a whole lot sean is that you have this gave us this picture of stalin as a center of the war effort and master war leader really of the war in the event. so it's more into the war than the pre-war and lindley's of course you you talked about there and and how that was so, you know critical to to the soviets. so there are different sources of soviet strength that you both point out in your in your different ways, ian you look at it from the point of view of the technology transfer of a traini

other names such as harley davidson and dupont reporting better than expected results, lifting the s&p 500 and nasdaq. nearly 60% of companies in the s&p have reported fourth quarter numbers. three-quarters of them have beaten earnings forecasts. in focus today, we just got better than expected results from cvs health, and yum brands. we're awaiting disney, mattel and uber. meantime, apple is expanding benefits for retail employees starting in april. bloomberg report these include more vacation and sick days and paid parental leave. it covers both full and part-time workers at apple stores nationwide. the expansion of benefits comes after a number of media outlets reported on low pay, stressful workloads and low morale at apple stores. dozens of employees staged a walkout on christmas eve to protest working conditions. meantime, chipotle says you may be shelling out a bit more question. the company says food and labor costs remain high and it may raise prices once more. those increases help the burrito chain boost profits and did not impact sales in the most recent quarters. chipotle

harley-davidson shares dueling higher, reported a surprise for the quarter profit, 2021 sales rose for the first time in 7 years. for 2022 harley expects revenue to grow by 10% year over year as it prioritizes higher margins and higher priced vehicles. is grub another victim of the reopening? just eat take away will be delisting from the nasdaq citing low trading volumes and low proportion of share value. the stock is up 3.8% but meal delivery services stock will trade on london and amsterdam stock exchange. meta platform is on the move after the company announced peter teal is stepping down from the board. meta down another 3%. teal was one of the earliest investors and advisors to mark zuckerberg. meta has had a horrific couple days, 30% of the company's value vaporized since its dismal quarterly earnings call. during which zuckerberg blamed disappointing numbers and outlook on competition from tiktok. steel tariffs are so out but building new steel mills is in. grady trimble is in arkansas where the goldman shovel is in the brown today with deal that 10 year highs. we are waiting to

harley davidson reported a surprise profit in the fourth quarter. osted by higher prices behind harley's iconic motorcycles. plus, sales rose percent in north america after seeing declines in the rest of the world. the latest threat from meta platforms does not seem to have european officials worried. it's is a good force facebook and instagram programs from europe if it is unable to continue transferring data to the u.s. >> if it doesn't work anymore, that would maybe give me an x or 10, 20 minutes a day. ed: regulators -- ritika: regulators are in negotiations to come up with a new data transfer agreement. that is your latest business flash. guy: thank you very much, indeed. we start the count for the european close now. let me give you an update of what the price action on this side of the pond looks like. european stocks negative, down by 0.1%. earlier we were quite positive. things were certainly moving in a positive trajectory, and the quite a steep roll off as we have entered the afternoon. in terms of what actually the price action tells us r

harley davidson is out today with a cost-cutting program.are down the road on it, are doing better, showing better numbers. all of that is about this productivity overlay. i will go back to what david stubbs said last year. he said technology reigns supreme. jonathan: he will be happy that you gave him a name check. tom: it is a big deal. technology is front and center. jonathan: some comments from emmanuel macron. putin said that he would not be the origin of escalation. russia repeatedly denying any plans to invade ukraine. from new york city, with tom keene, lisa jonathan ferro. we are down a third of a percent on the s&p. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: french president emmanuel macron says vladimir putin told him that russia would not escalate around ukraine but he did not offer any specific details. today, macron is in kiev to speak to the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. the u.s. is losing patience with china regarding trade agreements made during the trump administration. china pledged to buy an extra $200 billion in u.s. agricul

harley-davidson jumped 1.9% due to a profit gain.id after full year guidance disappointed investors. peloton popped a little bit on the big restructuring. >>> remember former president donald trump's phase 1 deal with china? intense rounds with negotiation and then great fanfare. beijing pledged to buy $200 billion more in goods and services from the u.s. in 2019 versus 2017. so how did that turn out? let's look into the twitter vault. trump took credit for the deal. he praised xi back in 2020 for the deal claiming it would bring the u.s. and china closer together. fast forward, the opposite happened. china falling $213 billion short of its commitment. let's bring in cnn global economic analyst and global business columnist and associate editor for the financial times, vrana newheart. that trade plan. remember all of those trade plans, the galls of ink's spread in the newspapers. it didn't happen. where are we now? what can president biden do to avoid donald trump's mistakes here with china? >> reporter: yeah, great question. gallons

let's talk about hog, how about harley davidson raising sales, surprising wall street by making moneyas really impressive. the stock is up 9.5. demand is up for its expensive bikes which means margin expansion. that's important. and don't forget, they're spinning out their electric bike business which is lower margins so they can keep the louder hog and harley davidsons. stuart game merricks, tell me about it -- makers. susan: we know they're hot especially after that microsoft/action vition blizzard a deal. take two might actually be a ripe takeover target. grand theft automaker, they gave a weaker outlook for this year, they missed estimates for net bookings that starts this year, and sales are not going in the right direction. stuart: as soon as you said that , i knew -- susan superyou knew that? [laughter] it's old. st been around since probably the late '90s or so? in this environment. stuart: can you tell me the significance of peter t. resigning from the board of directors of metaplatforms? what's the sentence for facebook? >> i think it's the fact that meta might be threatinge

harley davidson comes out with better than expected profits revenues also coming in better for harley thanks in large part to demand for higher end motorcycles on the harley davidson side of things a lot of folks have asked this morning why we haven't talked about it yet but i will talk about it now this is due in large part to analysts over at morgan stanley who have downgraded this stock from an overerate rating to an equal rate rating. and also cut their price target and cited for the most part general motors guidance for the coming year is what drove them to do this they also changed some of the methodology they value general motors on. some of the parts so to speak, and now they're looking at it from a discounted cash flow analysis so how much money they make each year going forward and then as we do in this hour, andrew, a check on the most popular tickers on our website yesterday monday's full session. meta platforms are still in the number one spot, still a lot of interest there of course peloton had a lot of interest yesterday, and i can only imagine it's going to be even mor

morgan stanley upgrading harley-davidson. equal weight worth $40 billion.ics. the streamers and netflixes and rokus rallying back. stuart: they want to get this discussion list up because it is down. susan: happy year of the tiger. stuart: the year of the tiger? all right. our next guest owns several restaurants in washington dc and virginia. to junction bistro in dc in the city. show your proof of vaccination. another location eight miles away in virginia, walk in, no papers. the owner of those restaurants joined me now. what is the difference in business between your dc place and your virginia place. >> reporter: the obvious difference is in virginia you don't have to wear a mask. stuart: is the business up? >> it was a record-breaking year for us when in dc restaurants. stuart: if i told you in new york city you are supposed to show your vaccination card, but in the poorer districts of the town nobody checks. you walk right in. is it so in dc? >> show picture of the sign. we put up a message to our customers saying we appreciate their business, we don't