the mail space that event velvet couches, smokecouches, smoke mirrors, dimmer lights and enough johnny walkerin. now,now, we chatted a little bit about the trend of male grooming. >> every man touches the mobile little bit. theybit. they are finally realizing that men don't wear makeup or do anything more than a haircut and a browse. >> just open up your eyelid. >> it did. >> uses no wax and no clippers. that can irritate the skin. her tools of the trade her tweezers. >> my eyebrows are now on flake. bill: yes they are. i learned that from my millennial mentors. >> i no so many men that when you go close is disgusting. when you clean up your browse you look a lot cleaner. >> i love men to have some ruggedness to them. if you're outdoors in your car breaks down you want a guy like and do something about it. >> would you date a guya guy with a unibrow? >> have never met a guy with the unibrow. >> with the average men's haircut costing $28, what does the service cost? bill: like 15 bucks. >> i don't know if i believe those stories. to go see her is about $90. bill: $90, do you have to pay separa

johnny walker blue label. we have these temples, the whiskey johnny walker houses in beijing.his is private consumption and that is doing well. i think that the chinese economy is clearly focused on growing domestic consumption so for consumer businesses as i look out, i expect us to see steady growth where we are reasonably confident going into the chinese new year that we will see good growth. i don't expect us to see spectacular growth but i feel good about the stability and underlying continued growth trajectory that we will see for our businesses in china. insight in thee january we are currently in. give be some guidance because people -- things have changed dramatically. 's you look at this month performance, have you seen a material impact on the business from what is happening globally? theithout commenting on specifics of this month what i will tell you for our sector is we are resilient. we don't see big swings in consumption patterns happening with volatility in financial markets or in oil price. the second thing i would say is one of the strengths is we have this

johnnie walker whiskey, smirnoff, captain morgan rum, you know this company -- betty: what are you talking about? mark: you can't kid a kidder. basically earning speed, but they underwhelmed analysts. it's all happening, and earnings dictating the move of the stoxx 600 today. betty: also in the u.k. there were economic numbers that showed the economy has got some good momentum behind it, right? mark: we, the u.k. -- i am the u.k. we grew by 4%. it is a very unbalanced company, principally the driving factor its services. we have sluggish manufacturing as well. they are going to push back any chances of an eminent hike in interest rates. the big risk are the upcoming referendum, of course. it could hit employment. unemployment has fallen to its lowest level in a decade. we have real wage growth, consumers are benefiting from all those factors varied the economy is in pretty good shape as we headed into 2016. betty: we are about 90 minutes into our trading session here and we are mixed right now. bloomberg's julie hyman has the latest on how we are trading here. julie: the big data point in

i wonder how my old pal johnny walker would go inside my spinach and lemon grass smoothie that now passes for dinner at the cramer household. i'm worth 31 gs this weekend. i was a 34 a year ago. >> you look 15 years younger. >> that cleanse is helping too. i went by the bar and had a glass of water. what would you like, your usual? no, actually water. >> pellegrino. >>> i want to the dermatology today. >> what did they say? >> you have to get off of hd. >> i do want to take a bite of one those. >> why are we not eating? >> get rid of the cleanse. balance, jim, balance. >> i'm 31 waist down from 33. >> i hate it but i'm looking good. >> you should scarf that thing down. >> i miss it. >> tomorrow. >> not today. >> i meanwhile will -- >> go do your cleanse and try not to give the wife too much grief. >> she's killing me with this quinoa, man, i hate it. >>> sure, china could hurt our yes, oil is going so low it's actually causing stress in the credit markets. and it's true that the earnings this week were just okay. don't kid yourself about what the selloff is really about. it's about a pote

i wonder how my old pal johnnie walker would go in my spinach smoothie that now passes for dinner at the cramer household. anyway. before i settled into especially side five of "narcos," china was getting trashed as usual, and the now voting federal reserve member from st. louis was giving a speech on fed policy this morning. could there be a worse setup? my only solace, it had been years since we have been as deep as minus 8 on the s&p capital oscillator, something i follow and swear by. the s&p, folks, thank you very much, tell me you have to go all the way back to august of 2001, a pretty fabulous buying option, negative like the one we had last night. you made a real killing if you bought back then. for all that negativity, one by one things started falling into place for at least the session. first we got something positive that my colleague sara eisen pointed out this morning on her fabulous show. a front page article in the "new york times" fairly prominently placed, headlined, "u.s. stocks continue slide on fears of slowdown." wow, a one-two punch. first you need the decline

he liked johnnie walker. and his wife was flown over at the same time. the surgeon looked at the x-rays, and then he went and examined general patton, and general patton said, well, what do you think's going to happen to me? he said, well, i don't know. you've survived a long time for this kind of injury. and he said, will i ever be able to ride a horse again? and the surgeon said, no, sir. and he said thank you for that. and within a week, i think, he ultimately sank and passed away. there are some recently all these rumors that he was assassinateed, and it's nonsense. he died in an accident, and he's buried in a big army cemetery in luxembourg. general marshall, the country was simply unable to function. there was no trade. there was a very big danger that the communists were going to move in and take over. he talked to the administration -- at that point it was the truman administration -- and to congress because he was such a towering figure that he made it unpolitical. so he went to the congress and asked for an unlimited amount of money to pull the

diageo is the maker of guinness and johnny walker whiskey. takata reportedly preparing for the exit of its chief executive as the company's crisis air bags have been under fire for two years, which can explode. the issues have been linked to at least ten deaths. ebay failing to grow sales in the critical holiday quarter. the firm guiding lower for the current quarter and for the full year. still have takata up there. the strong dollar has taken a toll on its business. the shares were down, plunging in after hours, down almost 12%. we spoke to the relatively new ceo last week in davos. i feel so much better now. i look better. >> back hope, you're feeling better. >> no, that horrible -- whatever the hell that was. anyway, shares of paypal going the other way. this as the ebay spinoff reported strong earnings growth and better than expect ed earnings. and alibaba reaching a $900 million deal to sell its stake in china's largest online provider in movie ticketing and services. the move comes as alibaba builds its own competing platform. company