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alibaba boss jack ma warning the escalating trade war will be long-lived. the wto, he said president trump's policy would destroy not only u.s.-china business, but a range of small firms. he expected the fallout to last 20 years. the president trend to pull america out of -- threatened to toll america out of the w unless it is more beneficial to the u.s. ford outsold by fiat chrysler for the first time in a decade. analysts say ford is struggling with aging suvs, collapsing car sales, and king of the road f series finding itself the oldest pick up on the market. ford hopes next year's updated estate and exploiter will turn things around. tesla slumped, despite beating delivery estimates in the third quarter. 383,500 models in november. tesla says trade tensions between washington and beijing have been a drag, but numbers indicate they may be on track for an elusive profit. they have production plans in shanghai. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. i'm jessica summers. this is

jack ma was still working as a teacher when he founded barbara nine hundred ninety nine.in twenty fourteen the online retail company claimed the title of the world's biggest ever i.p.o. . ma. if i think we should be starting a startup you know what i really want to know what i need to do to be one of the two thousand one hundred fifty a lot of work well we'll discuss that later but right japan's prime minister shinzo is in china on the first state visit by a japanese leader in nearly seven years but after sometimes difficult relations in the past the leaders of asia's two biggest economies of bowing closer cooperation in the future. chinese president xi jinping we affirmed their commitment to free and fair trade and a scoring the new spirit of partnership. it's an unlikely friendship born out of a change to the status quo shinzo abbé and she's in pain two rivals coming together at a time when global alliances are shifting as trade tensions with washington heat up the leaders of asia's two largest economies and nouns to shift in their bilateral relations. users under the n

in the extreme case, jack ma says 20 years. i don't think it will be that long.n the other hand, does trump vote the first tranche? if he does, u.s. businessman start to have to think about relocating plants. i think it depends on the next several months and the degree to which president trump goes through with this strategy. david: is this an advantage to the president? is there enough hostility across the country towards china economically? i think it is. there is little concern about china, two-putted mile and i think these threats help him politically. and at the same time, montana, agricultural exports, you republican saying -- wait a minute, that's going to hurt farmers. max: nafta is concluded, that probably helps a little bit, but we have to keep our eye on the ball. for me that is the growing slip between the u.s. and china. it's very important. it could take time. we need to be thoughtful about it. we cannot just issue tweets. we have to be very considerate and how we get it solved. david: you served 36 years. have we done it -- done the institution per

boss jack ma is warning the escalating trade war will be severe and long-lived.ing of the world trade -- at the wto, he said president trump's policy would destroy not only u.s.-china business, but a range of small firms. he expects the fallout the last 20 years. the president has threatened to pull america out of the wto unless it performs in a way that is more beneficial to the u.s. september was a tough month for ford. sales of the f series pickup tumbled. that left the company outsold by fiat chrysler for the first time in a decade. analysts say ford is struggling with aging suvs, collapsing car sales, and the king of the road f series suddenly finding itself the oldest pickup on the market. ford hopes the updated escape and explorer will help turn things around. beatingumped, despite production and delivery estimates in the third quarter. it sent out almost 56,000 3's ins -- 56,000 model september. it may be on track for an elusive profit. it is accelerating the building of production plants in shanghai. global news, 24 hours a day, on twitter,tictoc powered

so, you know, what just happened with jack ma as a great example.k ma was forced to resign and had to sign over his ownership in alibaba to five unnamed individuals weeks ago. this isn't carried on the front pages of the news but i think the u.s. still has the best financial system in the world. >> as do many of us as well, kyle thank you. iran sanctions, china, our markets. we covered a lot kyle bass from hayman capital, always appreciate your time. >> thank you, david. >>> let's send it over to scott wapner who has a cnbc news update for us. scott? >> thank you, david. tu turkish president erdogan telling party officials that saudi officials murder eed jamal khashoggi after plotting his death for several days he said they used a, quote, body double as a decoy. turkish media airing a closed circuit image reportedly showing the body double wearing the journalist's clothes, making it appear that he left the consulate. turkey has been investigating the disappearance since october 2nd. his kingdom is hosting a summit, the brainchild of the crown prince

jack ma was still working as a teacher when he founded ali barbara ninety ninety nine.and twenty fourteen the online retail company claimed the title of the world's biggest ever i.p.o. . ma use. to a woman of substance that is very bent a woman of substance in ethiopia where the fundamentalists form in the country's first female president salih is also africa's only current female head of state the unanimous vote in favor for it comes as days off it's been no makers approved lot the once few gender balanced cabinets with women making up a full fifty percent off ministers reform as a hoping that the change at the top will help the country better will equal and prosperous society. ethiopia's first female president gets an enthusiastic welcome from members of parliament works out days an experienced diplomat she's expected to serve two six year terms as head of state for the east african country home to the continent's second biggest population it's a largely ceremonial post but the new president wants to use it to champion gender equality she believes it's the key to the

jack ma was still working as a teacher when he founded allie barber in one thousand nine hundred nine in twenty fourteen the online retail company claimed the title of the world's biggest ever i.p.o. . mark who set up the business in his living room is now worth an estimated thirty billion dollars. with the news thank you very much stephen and we return to the main story now the arrest of a florida man in connection with a series of letter bombs addressed to prominent politicians and critics of president trump now trump praised authorities we had been fifty six year old says ask the old miami he's been treated as the main suspect in the case the f.b.i. also seized this vehicle and trump has promised to punish anyone involved in the plot and said political violence must never be allowed to take root in the united states. all right we go now to do that because one of my is in washington for the very latest so my oh we've already heard from president trump on this how much of what he said will go towards placating his critics who allege that his rhetoric has actually been increasing the

this is kervin johnson making a good deal with china, with your friend, jack ma. way of starbucks it is literally a classi classic -- this is three yards cloud of dust. >> piper is the big team survey out today. the number one restaurant is chick-fil-a but it is followed by starbucks >> yes, every since i saw kj one of the hottest cities of real estate, nashville this man is getting his hands dirty. he's not running for president >> you come around on this >> from kj >> remember when we did the interview in boston, you were tough on him >> well, i was been showing me many great things and nothing obviously he's doing the financial stuff that you want and fixing all the different aspects including china. u.s. will be the last to turn. that's very tough. his loyalty program, the acceleration of his loyalty program. >> trying to get the afternoon moving >> count me as a believer. >> i really think that and china has this incredible drop off and he's turning that around i am very -- a very promising situation. >> not a merger on monday, not even close it is a carl ica

jack ma at ali bob said this said this is going to be a 20 year trade negotiation, so starting earlier >> i think it was not a sustainable one. maybe this is the language china understands. economy works in very different ways than democratic society. they are the leader. if a leader that is tougher and stronger than you tells you something to do, maybe it goes down better in society than it would in truly democratic societies. where you do not accept too much interference from the outside. maybe what we are reserving -- observing is some cultural shift. and maybe that is an opinion not shared by all. the i look in europe and younger generation, there is a cultural shift going on. the curiosity is somewhat down, people are valuing the local world where they live. it is slow, but there are some signs suggesting that people are fed up with globalization. hasalization to them brought some good things and some bad things. there seem to be some cultural shifts going on. thehould not forget all of good things that globalization has brought us. cultural shifts also have to do with evolutions

. >> jack ma is delivering >> right >> it was unexpected when they had zero comps >> well, that was a shut down by the chinese government by the way which is a communist government it is not a democracy. >> thank you >> one of the great pillars of democracy. >> who acts like that? >> xi is a statesman >> did want to get back on the ongoing fight between campbell's third point going after all. the board sees it there and they have been following along. i think it ends in november 29th is when we'll get the meeting. cal bell comes out of what they call their fight deck and all the different reasons they cite for why you should support their nominees or their directors as a result of the current strategy and how they changed strategy and what has been going on for the consumer products and consumer goods area that we know and detail they do spend a lot of time attacking the third point. that's the kind of stuff we like read the rest of it. when it comes to the third point fight, what do they say? they call it an nt agenda, they say third point and current tax and really we want to get as

jack ma of alibaba said there's going to be a 20-year negotiation. those could potentially be positive outcomes from this. we'll cross our fingers. >> very much. i think the path we're on is not a sustainable one. it was going to clash at some point. maybe this is the language that china understands. the chinese economy works in different ways than in democratic societies. there, the leader is really the leader, and, you know, if a leader that's tougher and stronger than you tells you something to do, maybe that goes down better in their society than in truly democratic societies where you do not accept too much interference from the outside. that's one of the observations. the second observation, maybe what we're observing is also some cultural shift and this is maybe an opinion that's a bit adverse or maybe not shared at all. at least when i look in europe, in the younger generation, there's clearly a cultural shift going on. people have explored the world. the curiosity is somewhat down. so people are valuing much more now than before. the local,

i think china's better i think they've solved some problems since jack ma got involved i think the u.s still going to be tepid. if you come in at this level you may end up being disappointed. >> what about the u.s. position concerns you >> i think there's still traffic issues this is something starbucks might disagree with. i think there's price differential issues. i know howard schultz has not liked it when i compare dun kin doughnuts to starbucks, but dunkin' donuts is on fire. the thing that most concerns about starbucks is a bit of the price point, and i think that that's something that is going to be difficult. now, kevin is solving a lot of the throughput praoblems they are getting better and better chipotle now they have the two lines. they have the throughput lines, and i see lots of things kevin's doing. the affinity program has skyrocketed under kevin. kevin donned the apron when he went to tennessee, just literally boots on the ground, not unlike, by the way, what ron shake did with pa nanera this morning i said, jeez this thing's on fire. i just think that if you come in n

i'm a veteran of the cold war, and if we enter into a new cold war period with china, jack ma said heg more than 20 years. the chinese are hoping to get past the midterms, and maybe the democrats -- neil: steve forbes said this has nothing to do with interest rates, it has everything to do with trade. >> it has more to do with the balance sheet than anything else. when you drain the fed's balance sheet, which they're doing right now -- a lot of people might not understand that -- going forward that hurts the confidence of the guy who's managing your money. and they drained $19 billion off the balance sheet just last week. if people think that doesn't play into what happened, they're crazy. neil: i covered the '87 crash, might have interviewed you at the time. one thing i do remember, and i saw in this again in 2008, it gets to be just indiscriminate. and it gets to be fear builds on fear, people sell and they ask questions later. it takes a while for cooler heads to return. i don't know if we're in that environment, but ronald reagan had famously said at that time that he didn't focus

what are the long-term implications we've heard jack ma talk about long-term this could be a ten-year the u.s. but what are the long-term impacts for china if those suppliers or the companies that source move offshore >> that's the problem. the long-term implications are a fundamental decoupling of the two economies. i think we can separate that from whether we have a trade deal pause of the g20. too many are conflating short-term and long-term deals whether or not we have a pause on tariffs next month, that's separate from the fact that the two economies are working. this is under president trump now. it will probably be under the next two president of the united states moving away from having chinese sourced production and you will see this separate because we think that they're going to decouple the economies in very serious ways once you kbo that direction -- >> there's no undoing it >> we got to go, but how much of is that supply chain business actually comes back in the form of manufacturing in the united states versus what we just talked about with brooks going to vietnam >> a

i know china should turn to jack ma big buy back if you buy it right here you have to bet that this quarterll be it is a fourth quarter story i do like the way that kevin johnson is buying back at a 53 level but i don't think he's supporting it. >> jim, great stuff. we'll see you in just a couple of minutes don't forget to watch "mad money" as well the ceo of carnival cruises and canopy growth, a big show as always is coming uonmap "d. i' and i'm a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that's tough to do. schwab does it. next question. do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? a what now? a satisfaction guarantee. like schwab does. man: (scoffing) what are you teaching these kids? ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs, backed by a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. >>> amazon uses artificial intelligence because it learns bias against women the problem here, majority of those resumes came from men. the ai system taught itself that male candidates we

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