ceo john donahoe joins me now to discuss his outlook for the summer games and the company as a whole.ing. >> great to see you, sara. >> tell us what's new and different about this olympics unveil. >> well, as you mentioned, i'm here in paris where in this very venue last night we unveiled a major multiyear innovation cycle. we did it in a way only nike can, with the world's greatest athletes, what is the biggest stage in sport, the summer games. i'll tell you, i wish you could have been here, sara. it was remarkable. we had 40 of the greatest athletes in the world ranging from four-time medalist elliott, sha'carri richardson, serena williams, dawn staley, they were showcasing an unprecedented array of disruptive innovation from nike. they are the models in the show. and that just portends what is coming this summer on the track, on the court, on the pitch, in the summer olympics. >> i wish i could have been there, too, because it's paris in part. how do you take this momentum and use it to reignite growth on a bigger scale in mass market? >> well, what nike has always done, sara is ta

i like both ebay and paypal as yesteryear comeback stories. >> long time ago, john donahoe -- >> johnove him have you looked at the hoka? love him and you looked at the on on? love him >> sneakers. >> lot of love here. >> cnbc realtime exchange. at the big board today, it's digital marketing platform ibata, celebrating an ipo today. we'll talk to the ceo on money movers at the nasdaq, it's biotech skye celebrating its recent listing on ibotta,that's above the range. >> you know what i like this. it's the biotechs that are leading us when i go back over to what morgan stanley said about the ipos, and what goldman-sachs said about the ipos, it's going to start with these companies first, because people now realize a la that horizon therapeutics deal at amgen, that you can get capital if you're biotech. once you get capital, you can start doing a couple of trials once you get a couple of trials, you find pfizer, bristol myers buys you this is part of a virtuous circle that i really like to see. >> some of that was a topic of discussion with jonathan gray at blackstone this morning on "sq

at 10:30 a.m., the sitdown with nike ceo john donahoe. >>> markets are mixed after the positive sessionh close. joining me now is victoria greene. she is a cnbc contributor. good morning from london. i'll jump into it. an interesting look with the futures right now. how do you see today shaping up? what is the word of the day? >> i'm taking a page out of the playbook of aaron rodgers. r-e-l-a-x. relax. he started 1-2 in 2014, everybody was nervous. if you look at this, they are expecting earnings growth with the last two weeks being tough. we are down less than 2% from the highs. down 1.05% here in april. not amazing. we knew q2 would be rocky. i think people need to step back. the bull market is in tact. a speed bump. not a derailment in the last two weeks. >> you are in the camp where we will get two rate cuts this year. how does that impact your view of the markets and so-called broadening out? we saw the magnificent seven out perform everybody else. do you believe we will see a broadening out of the markets with fewer rate cuts? ubs saying 80% chance we don't get one cut until septe

tomorrow morning do not miss nike ceo john donahoe, a cnbc exclusive, 10:00 a.m.david, is in paris unveiling new uniforms for its teams it's sponsoring at olympics and using this platform to showcase innovations when there are questions about the innovation wheel at that company. >> a good day tomorrow shaping up there. >> we do. >> we got a lot more live market coverage for you right after this. >>> good thursday morning. welcome to "money movers." i'm sara eisen with david faber today live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. wall street rethinking the timeline for the first fed rate cut. bmo's chief investment officer with us breaking down the market impact. >> we're live in boulder for cnbc's second installment of "cities of success." carl joins us for a look

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