arthur's.an of msq john malone buys the stake in itv, a shrewd move, what does it mean for itv?s a rerun of what happened in 2006 when virgin at that point looked like it might be going to buy itv because it would give it access to content to drive subscriptions on virgin. to be as felt by sky real threat and james murdoch had carried out this incredibly bold and ibaka nearing move where he bought a huge stake in itv from fidelity. the fund manager. at the time it was locking it. virgin is that to square one in buying that stake. skys it good news for because as we speak they're trying to put the various parts together. is this a cash opportunity for sky? >> i think it is very good news sensible move. they no longer need this small state. share prices have gone up and sky will make a profit. the cash they bring in from this will be extremely helpful in helping them by the stakes that they are looking to buy in sky tell you and sky germany. it is a logical move because it is part of consolidating their european footprint. >> i know you are sitting there at the end of the phone, d

itv, u.k.-listed. in version. it could be another thing that would intrigue them.ers are looking good. revenue up 7%. a lot of good news from the world cup. and they were broadcasting much of the world cup. >> video on demand is big. people love their shows, whether it is "x factor" or "downton abbey." i have never watched an episode. >> nor have i. >> i watched it back in the days. i think they have a new series coming up quite soon. they keep telling everybody off. -- a miss. in this. billion.ons was $3.25 interesting to watch them because they have an awful lot of russia exposure. peugot beat and made some money. andtill making a net loss will do so for a while longer, but it is profitable. >> the first time in a few years. that is an interesting one to watch. ofuxna fell because russian concerns. quickly, the russian stock market is up now. a lot of the stuff priced in. lookout for itv shares. it could go up 2% overall. >> stricter sanctions and a rate decision. some things to watch out for. more after the break. ♪ >> welcome back. 7:53 in london and we are min

analyst suggest this could be the first step towards a full takeover of itv.shares trading higher by over 8%. >>> now, coming up, ge may be getting ready to have big sale on refrigeratorses, washers and dryers. we look at who could make a bid for the company's appliance business. back in to. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." these are your headlines. u.s. and eu sanctions push russian stocks lower. russian president putin calls u.s. foreign policy aggressive and mary barra faces more senate questions on gm's safety failings. >>> if you're looking for a good deal on a new refrigerator or dishwasher, ge could have one for you. reports say the company is seeking a buyer for its appliance business. mary is at cnbc's headquarter with all the details. >> good morning to you, julia. as you mentioned, ge's name has been in american kitchens for more than a century. but the company is reportedly looking to get out of the kitchen again. ge tried to sell the appliance business in 2008 hiring goldman sachs as an adviser. but it had to scrap those plans when it cou

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but itve serious talent does not jump out at serious innovators. >> the volatility.here is a particular area that i mentioned which is most highly valued and will be most highly correlated with rates. that will be quite volatile. that is the same in biotech as well. and any industry. however, much of technology now is relatively mature. with a in it, you have good secular growth. large companies are pretty much immature. -- with in it, you have a good secular growth. the dividends now. it is less volatile than it used to be. i think you have to pick where the growth is. >> lucy, thank you very much. lucy macdonald, investors in europe. the bmw drives the luxury car market. they said they are on track to deliver 2 million and vocals. will be enough to keep it ah -- 2 million vehicles. -- will it be enough to keep it ahead of competitors? ♪ >> welcome to "on the move." i am jonathan ferro. the bmw is what we are going to talk about. second-quarter sales are up 7% on the year. the lesson get to hans nichols for more. this is what we want to know, how is bmw doing agains

another company we will be watching is itv. they beat estimates and it is all about creating content at home. i will talk to caroline hyde and a couple of moments. in the meantime, you can follow me on twitter. >> welcome back. on the jonathan ferro. ferro. jonathan they are lower and marginally lower. expect decision day. that should tell you something. it is about sanctions. have they got a bite? the market reaction is miserable -- minimal. >> let's have a look at some of the big news. i want to focus on the upside after three years. back --impact in the back in the black and this is a major boost to the credibility of the turnaround. the leaderboard and the stoxx 600 is operating. have positive cash flows and have taken so many steps to rein in europe. they are closing factories near paris. about airbus? the shares are higher by almost 4% and you see an uptick of 10% that delivers more aircraft. they saw significant increases and they saw net new contracts. still, not much love out there. there are civil aircraft. let's have

itv in the u.k., univision and instant replay of what was happening on the world cup on twitter. -- went for the official content. >> what about the advertisers side? the brands. if we think about the brands that may have come to twitter because of the world cup and maybe will now stay, any sense of that? anything about brands that celebrated on twitter, they came there because people want to connect with their passions. it was really cool they were doing it in the moment on twitter. you think about official sponsors like mcdonald's. they were able to execute and dream up a global campaign. twitter is one of the only places in the world where you and15 different languages fans on twitter. you had people like budweiser where the match was determined with voting on twitter. voting, you had people like adidas and visa actually connecting with their campaigns with hash tags that you can see their commercial. as -- aswinston are far as bit another player. snickers one with more satisfying than italian. the world cup, everyday events, they are celebrating. clarify, when these big brands are fo

we worked with espn, with itv in the u.k., with univision, and we had instant replay of what was happeningworld cup on twitter. everyone was on twitter just to content. ficial >> what about on the advertiser side, the brands? if we think about brands that may have come to twitter because of the world cup and maybe will now stay, any sense of that? >> yeah, so when i think about brands that celebrated twitter, they came there because people want to connect with their passions, and brands want to connect with those people. what was really cool, they were doing it in the moment on twitter. you think about official sponsors like mcdonald's, they were able to execute and dream up the campaign. twitter is one of the only places in the world where you can do this. they did 57 countries in 15 different languages and celebrated the world cup with their fans on twitter. you also had people like budweiser who, for the first time ever, the man was match was actually determined with voting on twitter, so official fifa and budweiser voting on twitter, you had people like adidas and visa, who actually co

dan rivers of itv news has more on the incident that has broken palestinian hearts and ignited theirad come here seeking refuge, but today the war came to this school. the playground peppered with shells the results were devastating. a few minutes later, we watched the first casuallies arrive at the local hospital, child after bloody child. this boy really in shock as doctors lost the battle to save a member of his family. for more than 30 minutes the ambulance crews flooded this tiny hospital with more and more victims. they are running out of room in this triage center as ambulance after ambulance has arrived with dozens of injured people including many children. one of the youngest this 6-month-old baby boy, ahmed has shrapnel in his back. there's no time for anesthetic as doctors pluck out the fragments of metal and make room for the next patient. nearby the baby's father is hysterical. the father of six tells me his family was waiting in the school playground to be evacuated by the red cross when suddenly the shells rained down. he says his children were blown away like pieces o

itv's dan rivers followed this report.tn's dan rivers filed this report, which some viewers may find very disturbing. [ sirens ] >> reporter: they had come here seeking refuge but today the war came to this school. the play ground peppered with shells. the results were devastating. a few minutes later, we watched the first casualties arrive at the local hospital, child after bloody child. this boy reeling in shock as doctors lost the battle to save a member of his family. for more than 30 minutes, the ambulance crews flooded this tiny hospital with more and more victims. they are running out of room in this triage center as ambulance after ambulance has arrived with dozens of injured people, including many children. one of the youngest, this 6-month-old baby boy, ahmed has shrapnel in his back. there's no time for anesthetic as doctors pluck out the fragments of metal and make room for the next patient. [ child crying ] nearby, the baby's father is hysterical. the father of six tells me his family was waiting in the school

itv. bids farewell to to libertyir stake global. our deals reporter matt campbell is here.t for liberty, buying the stake? >> content is king. it is amazing how everything comes back into fashion in the media. a a few years ago we had all of these distribution companies, companies that own the pipes saying we do not want to be in the content business. we want to deliver the content. that is changing. as we've seen people like netflix show that owning the content and the distribution has a certain amount of logic. this gives liberty of foot in the door with an increasingly important producer of programming people want to watch. ey." makes "downtown abb >> do they need to own this content producer? will this turn into a full bid? >> one the one hand if what liberty is after is an alliance where by they get preferred -tv'ss to some of i= content that may be shareholding is all that is required. liberty bought a small steak and then got bigger and bigger. then it turned into a takeover. there is cynicism about liberty's and catches when they say this is not a bid. >> there is p

john malone's liberty global buying a 6% stake in itv. his hands on time warner. two great media names join us at the top of the hour. we actually won't have rupert, and john malone. but two other great media names to discuss the recent wave of activity in the sector. it's estimated that 30% of the traffic in a city is caused by people looking for parking. that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years. we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go and put out these sensors in each parking spot and then there's a mesh network that takes this information, sends it over the internet so you can go find exactly where those open parking spots are. the collaboration with citi was important for providing us the necessary financing; allow this small start up to go provide a service to municipalities. citi has been an incredible source of advice, how to engage with municipalities, how to structure deals, and as we think about internat

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