it's a lulu thing. i think the competitors are really gaining ground on them. i think they're too big, too inefficient, and now they have competition. >> you wearing alo? >> i had to think about it. i am wearing vineyard vines pants i used to wear, 100% lulus, and now i'm wearing vineyard vines, and everyone has the same thing. much better than the lulus, smaller companies, it's a private company. >> i asked a question. didn't know what i was going to get. >> it's a lawyer, know the answer before you ask the question. when you look at hoka, everyone, they used to look like an orthopedic shoe. and now if you go around the street -- >> now it is normalized. >> and now they have colors, though, so you people using them -- when you see people using them, and i'm wearing them now, everyone wears them, and they have what's the other brand i should notice, the slides, no, the slides, you know what i'm talking about, i have them. >> you don't have to -- you don't need to lean down -- >> no, no, they're athletic slides, they're supposed to be recuperative shoes. i'll ge

we favor disrupters like lulu. lulu also feeling pressure.in the space. >> curious, though. lulu's out there so long. has been sort of the athleisure record. now everybody else has gotten in the game. high-end guys manufacturing athleisure and teemu and others offering it for a much more young and more affordable crowd. like, how do they compete with all of the newcomers in that game? >> sure. i think lulu leads the space in innovation. certainly with biophased materials new recycled materials, emerging a.i. applications. use cases for personalization and inventory management very strong. gross margin is at all-time highs right now. category expansion worked very well for them and a lot of newness. they have used scale to their benefit. margins all-time highs premium player in the space. >> i find it amusing, maybe ironic, nike is criticized for see-through baseball uniforms. something lululemon had been charged with some years ago. not baseball uniforms. more yoga pants. comment on that, if you don't mind. >> yeah. i mean, that's a small pie

lulu and nike reporting after the bell. you just bought lulu.it's been strong for so long, so what made you look at it finally now? >> a little bit of a play on the consumer offering brand power, history of consistent growth, leading returns on invested capital. obviously the earnings are next week. looking for mid-teens, top and bottom line, continued progress on operational efficiencies. frankly, we look at both lulu and nike and opted for the company that is continuing to execute well versus the one that's a turnaround story. obviously a highly competitive industry, susceptible to volatile consumer trends, but this has emerged as a consistent grower generating 20% revenue growth over the last ten years. and relative to its consumer peers, it has industry leading gross margins and operating margins. and it trades at a discount to its p/e average the last ten years. we see a broadening out in the markets. we kind of like this. >> its margins certainly are impressive and sort of the brand power that it's had even as so time. every time you go by

julie biel, what do you think of lulu here?think it's more a function of the fact in a year the stock is up 60%. i think people thought that the momentum and the ability to drive margin expansion was going to be substantial. and, you know, you can't really do that in a business like this unless you have the strong revenue to back it up there's some disappointment that it can't sustain all of this momentum that it has generated. and i think there's some early fatigue on the trends in terms of how many more pairs of leggings can i buy. genuinely, how many? >> guy loves leggings. >> i ask myself that question every day. >> there were softer demand trends earlier, that continued into q-1. tim, you were in this name. you were short. >> everything julie just said is why i woke up this morning short lulu. i covered it today, feel, obviously like a moron, ultimately, my sense on lulu, this is one of the names that -- those outlook trends were not going to be this, and, you know, there was some discipline in terms of stop loss, somewher

police got calls about grand theft at the lulu lemon store. the getaway car as the plane followed it for about 45 miles and miles. the suspect were driving recklessly and lost control. they were all taken into custody. they disrupt the trafficking in california, in one month, the california national guard seized over 1 million for normal pills and about 600,000 of those were found at california ports of entry. the national guard collected more than 1000 pounds of drug and powder. they cut down on fennel trafficking. >> a bay area tradition is up in smoke, the annual 420 smokeout on top of san francisco's hippie hill is canceled this year. organizers are blaming the economy, let's bring in tech reporter scott budman. this is not just big business, this is a cultural iconic gathering that the whole country to look into. >> one of the most famous events of the year. >> it's very visual, big business. to light up and buy up what dozens of vendors had to offer. the news was bad and blunt, this year's 420 celebration. they have been canceled. the ci

it says big fan selling author. >> but thank you all for being >> here except for lulu. thank you for spreading part of your day with us. we'll see you right back here next week

manhattan institute and national review contributing editor new york times journalist and podcast host lulu garcia-navarro, and editor in chief for the washington free beacon, elleithee johnson la welcome to the specialty to you as a first timer on the show. thank you very much. great to be here. >> obviously, this controversy has damaged fani willis and her case. but when this case gets to trial, whenever that ends up being get that the jury is going to care about the willow scandal >> that's a great question. the phrase that stuck with me today was judge mcafee in this case, said the odor of mendacity still hangs over fani willis and nathan wade, and it raised the question for me whether her problems are over this case almost surely will be kicked until after november. but the question is, he said, there are reasonable questions about whether the da testified untruthfully if she did, that may be cause for disbarment and that could be a real problem for her and the jury. jury may take that into account. >> well, if she's not been done sparred. i agree that would be a big problem, assuming

lulu, lulu >> why button? what they're talking about there, what eric adams is talking about is actually taking away the right of immigrants to have due process. he's saying, let's deport them if they've committed a crime before they even get to know what he's saying. he's saying we can deal with immigration officials if their suspected of a crime, not wait till after they've been convicted, yeah. but but the but the whole put the whole idea of sanctuary city laws in particular to do with crime, is that migrant um, can actually feel confident that if they are the victim of the cry of a crime, or if they've actually seen a crime, they can feel confident, they can go to the u visa that's designed to protect victims of crime. there's a process for that that exists in the federal law when you're talking about sanctuary jurisdictions, this was something that began back in the '80s as essential julie, a symbolic gesture when this was not actually a meaningful crisis. over time, what we've seen is a very different sc

look at this little beautiful yearbook photo, lulu. you look at all that's going on. i have to squint my eyes to am i getting old? hold on. >> can you see them there? i see big numbers. i see the yellow whatever. when you look at this more broadly, lulu she doesn't really have a main the path yet. >> she does if she doesn't have the path, i mean, i love that everyone is very excited about making nikki haley happen. democrats want her to continue. obviously, it's good for them if she continues to pummel the president and we continue to talk about the fact that there are these people who don't want donald trump. but i agree they are small part of the party and they're going to come home. this is a highly polarized election. people are going to come home. the problem that the president has, which is a different problem. i mean people might stay home. we are, that is the problem that i see here. it's not whether people are going to vote republican or vote democrat. its people are going to say actually, you know what, i would rather sit this election out, the quote, unquot

this is a far cry from that, you know, lulu, it's interesting. they, they weren't saying his campaign wasn't saying, oh, it's just on the back of a truck. it was different what they were saying basically they said, oh, well, the democrats have wished horrible things on the trump family play they didn't give any examples, so it's very hard to know what they're referring to or compare, but that tells you that they don't like it. in other words, they were saying it's awful, right. >> and then they're doing it. so i just found there their logic to be a little circular. >> i don't think that there is logic in this i don't think that this is really the real question here. allison is, who are they >> speaking to when they put this out, right? who are they trying to draw in by this? what are they trying to say? who are they trying to activate? those are the questions that i have when i see this imagery go out >> because >> clearly they are not speaking to people who they're trying to bring into the campaign. this is, as you again rightly point out, going

we did hear from lulu and nike, and they both had better-than-expected results for their quarters butooking forward, that of course is dragging down shares today. lululemon down almost 16%. the ceo did point to weakness in the u.s. consumer, almost at the very top of thatearnings call. and while lulu's international sales were strong, 43% up in the quarter, mainly in china sales specifically growing 78%, sales in the americas gained only 7%. now, most analysts aren't concerned. they actually advise buying on the share weakness here. but obviously investors are disappointed. nike's brand turn-around, we know that is going on for a while and it continues. executives there now lean into the wholesale partnerships than they did before when direct to consumer seemed to be the entire focus. nike shares are down almost 7% intra-day. and shares with luxury conglomerate lvmh down 2% in european trade and it hasn't put out results recently it did put up a record in 2023. i think it is getting caught up in the fear about what is going on about the consumer, maybe particularly the high-end consum

lulu, thank you so much for joining us today.g to a foreign country is actually personal for you. your family moved from mainland china to the united states when you are just six years old. how much did you draw on that personal experience when you were adapting this novel? >> thank you. yeah, i definitely drew on the fact that i was a foreigner coming to america. i also drew on the fact that now, when i travel back to asia, i am also a foreigner there. i think for me my identity as a foreigner no matter where i go an immigrant in one place and an ex pat in another place. that is what inspired this. >> i read somewhere that you referred to herself, sometimes, as being a chameleon. this idea that you try to fit in indifferent communities based upon where you find yourself. >> -- i also refer to myself as a chameleon. i have some regrets now that i'm older than i did more fully embrace being korean when i was growing up. i was so intent on being integrated into american culture, american society. do you still feel like you are an o

>> yes >> lulu, what do you make of that response by biden? >> i mean, it was overdo it caused a huge amount of consternation, specifically in the latino community the words that people use are very important. we've seen over and over again, trump uses word poisoning the blood of the nation, harkening back to things that hitler used to say. so it has been very clear that the gop under donald trump has become anti-immigrant, has become xenophobic. and so when we saw president biden use the word illegals, which is a word that is used on the right. it was very disconcerting. people are not illegal. their actions might be illegal, and that is a very key difference. instead, it was very important for him to hammer home when it comes to immigration. tia the democratic national committee put up a number of billboards near the trump rallies site in northwest georgia, blaming trump and georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene for killing the bipartisan border deal. do you think ads like this can be effective? >> well, i think that's like this can b

we want to become tighter in certain areas like lulu. >> you bought more? >> we bought more. >> tell me more. >> well lulu brand name, we've owned it for a long time, it's listed in the u.s. we love the theme of lulu and their new product offering and what they're doing. the stock went down a little bit beginning of the year and we bought more. >> leslie picker has the headlines for us. hi, leslie. >>> hi, scott. yes, president biden will reportedly unveil an emergency mission to establish a newport on the gaza coast tonight at the state of the union address. according to nbc news, the move would allow more food, medicine and other supplies into the war-torn enclave. the operation will not require american troops on the ground. >>> the swedish government formally joined nato this morning, becoming its 32nd member after the prime minister handed secretary of state antony blinken the accession papers. he will be a guest of honor at president biden's state of the union address tonight. >>> and youtuber jake paul is getting into the ring with boxing legend mike

lulu i think there's new competitors to lulu.alone in its space. gap is rejuvenated i can't rule out athleta look at gap stores that's been the hot stock, gps lulu has real competitors for the first time in a long time. nike, we're hearing -- i'm not -- my travel trust mis mistakenly owns it it's been a disaster foot locker, we've heard nike is saying, we've got to do more work in the wholesale channel, which is foot locker >> upgrade at evercore >> it's been a very weak stock, but that's about nike being more aggressive, and my problem with that is that nike did not have a good quarter and i think that there's a recognition that maybe their product line needs to be refreshed entirely it was sad i thought nike was sad nike's been a leader a lot of people don't worry. nike comes back. don't worry. i felt worry i felt that if they have to start embracing foot locker more, man, that's the strategy >> some of the weekend takes were kind of tough >> yes, they were. >> i'm talking about nike as more of a mid market fashion brand now. >

lulu williams, the famous amusement queen who owned the dreamland theater and a leopard print coat to match it. men like j.b. stratford, owner of the largest back hotel in the united states. maybe a little beautician who was so good with her hair. she even gave us a few men she could save. the receding hairlines and j.h. goodwin help though tulsa's first black hospital. what a community. what a community contributed to you. goodwin once wrote can only be measured in terms of what you give back that community by 1921. greenwood. greenwood filled with doctors, attorneys, writers hoteliers and shop owners here the terrain of the mind was his burden. at the spring meadow, as greenwood championed black independence black entrepreneurship, black strength. mary jones, parrish, a local typing teacher, was one of the first people to call it the -- wall. but more than riches was you, parrish greenwood was, quote the wonderful cooperation, observed our people just this terrain. but this terrain, the agreement it cultivated, it was contested neighborhood success starts on the in the minds of many

dispatch and columnist at the la times, jonah goldberg new york times journalist and podcast host, lulu garcia-navarro, and editor-in-chief of the washington free beacon, eliana johnson. welcome back everyone. good to have you here. kiara, when it comes to personal insults and prolly, can biden out-trump trump? >> yes. out-trump. trump. he to be beit. nothing is actually quite good at it. he was good at at the last election cycle, the come on man, the thing that he does. so i think he's just got to be genuine to himself when he's doing it. and that was that was a good dig. and this is where politics is with trump. you have to meet them there and trump could be rather thin skinned when it happens and maybe he'll hit back. but i think biden's pretty good at it. >> actually, hello, yana biden's to have for his are reportedly test marketing various insults like broke dawn and low energy. don, both of which i think are kind of weak and the question i have, what do we think are the chances that biden our staff can come up with a killer nickname, like crocodile array and shouldn't even try don

when you talk those two i -- i lien to lulu. >> jay powell to speak 9:00 a.m.ore hawkish that is maybe going on you said you are buying energy related seats is that where you want to allocate capital? anywhere else you want to mention. >> well, i think for sure there, and i think that when you look at ai, really has expand, so no longer just an nvidia story amd, story you can see what happened micron's earnings, absolutely crushed it i think ai space has plenty of room to the upside there are interesting stocks out there you could select. >> we leave it there great to catch up with you pete, thanks. >> thank you. >> pete najarian joining us this morning. we'll be right back.. . the best advice i ever got was to invest with vanguard for my retirement. the second best? stay healthy enough to enjoy it. so i started preparing physically and financially. then you came along and made every mile worth it. hi mom. at vanguard you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. helping you prepare for today's longer retirement. that's the value of ownership. with dexcom

you have to can say no few finding a desk in front of an uh for a mazda lulu, and none of a few from them. oh, different than on the chasm. who said you had some food. so just for me to courtney you know, see shame. he had any other family david, the internet though half a new one will see on uh on the rope. ah half up front of me. let me see. yep. just attends the car from 2 to high. cool. no, no, let me uh, let me find a vendor for most of the new phone for almost a little bit. yeah, that's half and i live on the phone cut own the whole point. they get a war for how yeah, that's up to you. some fun song to base on, you know, from us obviously, cause i may phone one which one open on the, from us a little late to she does the the the, the, the book at the told him something i'm going to keep the monday got a break to my husband looking to move, you know, from a condom a movie, you say he moved down the why? the top of the top uh the son has got enough updates out of the me up and the team was miffed courtney pianos when people have asthma via our most valued, some husbands from husb

bags full of presumably lulu lemons leggings.found this in the clothing was taken into evidence. four suspects were detained in oakland police are handling the craft investigation. >> tonight allegations of trafficking, sexual assault and illegal drugs. helicopters in the air and federal agents on the ground in both homes owned by wrap mobile sean combs. those raids on his home in los angeles and miami amid scrutiny after several lawsuits alleging the singer assaulted women. robert cova sick from our sister station has more on the federal investigation. >> cell phone video begetting a raid by federal law enforcement heavily armed and armored tactical teams sweeping through the estate this afternoon clearing room to room with guns drawn. >> despite his family-friendly image he does have a long history of violence. he has had several incidents of being involved in incidents of done crime. he recently assaulted his son's football coach with a kettle bell. >> a similar scene playing out more than 2000 miles away miami star island whe

lulu topping the list.it, don't you worry, after the company reported earnings that are not being really responded to, at least if you own the stock. >>> tesla also, some stories there. we'll also mention that. so, you got a lot to tune in for still to come, including jim's "mad dash." by the way, don't forget, you can catch us any time, anywhere, by listening to and following eng llpoasee n the strt: opinbe" dct. we're right back. rylee! from rylee's realty! hi! this listing sounds incredible. let's check it out. says here it gets plenty of light. and this must be the ocean view? of aruba? huh. this listing is misleading. well, when at&t says we give businesses get our best deal, on the iphone 15 pro made with titanium. we mean it. amazing. all my agents want it. says here...“inviting pool”. come on over! too inviting. only at&t gives businesses our best deals on any iphone. get iphone 15 pro on us. (♪♪) this looks like an actual farm. it looks cute on the app. [farm animal sounds] ♪♪ meanwhile, at a vrbo.

. >> reporter: lulu cardenas came to mexico -- came here from mexico to pick fruit here. industry experts say she may end up programming or running the robots. >> reporter: do you think this is something you could do? >> of course i could do it. i would need proper training, because i don't know what the new technology is nowadays. >> translator: the farmers benefit from it, but it is taking work from us. >> translator: it is. even for somebody like me with a work permit. >> reporter: obviously, there is a part of the story we haven't talked about yet. the national immigration forms is 48% of farmworkers in this country are undocumented. if their jobs change in a drastic way, those folks may be unlikely to apply for the kind of ai associated government assistance that the labor department could have in the near future. >> just like i did, most of us were looking for the american dream. i think that is something that will keep happening, no matter what. >> reporter: this is also new. this one flies around, detecting bad apples and picking the good ones. it's almost human,

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the suspects stole $2500 worth of merchandise from a lulu lemon store. officers found the suspects and chased after them. once the chp airplane found the suspect's car that is when the police backed off on the pursue. chp says the suspects continued to drive recklessly, lost conrole and crashed. no word on any injuries. >>> -- control and crashed. no word on injuries. >>> a turf war between rec and park and the pickle ball. at issue, six pickle ball courts in the presidio heights neighborhood. city workers started to paint over the courts. pickle ballers claim they are being shutout after complaints from neighbors, but, as kenny choi shows us, they are not giving up their courts without a fight. >> pickle ball has become her, these are the courts they want to takeaway. once a tennis player, she is not giving up the courts without a fight >> it is all about the community. when you takeaway six courts from a popular place you are splitting up the community. >> reporter: the recreation and parks department put up signs saying tennis only, shutting down six

have laid waste water in most areas of ahvaz city , connecting them is about 324 km from the city of lulu. it has been installed. we hope that by connecting this network and then the rosary of the house, which will convert this water for our green spaces and also for the steel factory, we will be able to reduce the water quality problems in the city of ahvaz in the next year. the best cities in the country from an urban point of view . very well, dr. mehrab, the topic of the project. national housing it is one of the main issues and one of the concerns of the people of your province. what is your plan for this issue? tomorrow, we invited mr. bezpash, the honorable minister of roads and urban development , to come. during the next year , they should be presented to the people for their revitalization and handing over to the people, as well as the youth of the population and the birth of children . tomorrow, in one of the halls of the city , the minister will symbolically present these fields to a number of families who have children, the youth of the population. and we have 54,000 pieces o

the brunch that i had most recently and was most excited about was lulu. they are temporarily closed right now and they're in berkeley very soon and they do this palestinian mezze brunch where it's not exactly a buffet, but it feels like one. you can choose from ten different little bites that are on this big, beautiful colorful platter in front of you and there's all these fresh baked breads and dips and vegetables and crunchy things and i am definitely looking forward to that coming back. >> i'll give it a try. janelle bitker, thanks for being with us this morning and janelle is editor of food and wine at "the chronicle" and developed a chowbot. >>> welcome back to "press: here." we talk to authors on the show all of the time and usually they're non-fiction author, the authors of business reports or biographies and that kind of thing. i was struck by a new book in the book valley verified and you don't see many novels set in silicon valley particularly written from the perspective of a young woman. maybe the circle is the less tech book i can think of, b

. >>> developing news , a robbery at a nap at lulu lemon store ended with a crash 45 miles south in oakland, calls for grand theft first came in from the napa store around 4 pm, they picked up the trail started a pursuit and that ended when the suspect's car flipped over on lakeshore avenue just off 580. right down the street from lake merritt. you can see on the street, a bag of what looks like leggings just abandoned down the street, they say they have detained four people, no bystanders luckily were hurt. >>> a deadly weekend in san francisco a double homicide in the neighborhood, they were called to a home on dwight and gerard before 9 pm last night, when the officers arrived they found two people had been shot and killed. please have not released any further details about any suspects if you have any information you urged to call sf pd. >>> help is on the way in oakland and the city works to get a handle on its homeless crisis, the state says it is sending help, selena jones has the detail on the new partnership that aims to cut the cities on house population. >>> with more than 5000 o

lulu, she should go to jail. it's like hillary clinton should go to jail. liz cheney should go to jail raises quite the specter in the event that he is actually reelected >> i mean, it's it's part and parcel of the same kind of language that we see from him in that it sets the stage for this idea that anyone who opposes you should have repercussions whether they'd be legal, whether they be violent, whether they be ideological, that there should be something that happens to people who oppose donald trump. and i think that liz cheney going to jail. >> it >> again, feeds this need that a lot of his supporters have for there to be punishment and especially women become a big target for donald trump. we know that and so we, it used to be hillary clinton and now he has this avatar and liz cheney, jason, what do you make us >> look again? i'm in this position where i feel like i'm having to defend some of the comments that he made, like eight years ago, i gave up trying to understand what where the way that donald trump's mind works. i think there is an explanatio

the rocky red crescent regularly travels across the country, visiting villages, q and lulu. i shed the people are as little better off the village community has dug a well. she needs to get to the, the ground water contains too much salt. and so for a question, this facility has changed their lives. it supplies the village and neighboring villages with clean water. 2000 leaders per hour are the sale unaided, intimate fit to drink height or how to him and his team have distributed over 60 water tanks and the region i'm hoping on. the facility is a lifetime for people here in the red crescent. and now partners are working to build a series of facilities to alleviate the water shortage which will allow for them every week they check the salt content every week. they have to change the filters . there's no alternative the village needs more than one facility like this. many surrounding villages suffer from a lack of drinking water and water for dish washing and showering care. though on the oldest to him, i last saw living with climate change. awareness is important for children

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oh, yeah, i have to switch ventilator off for a couple of hours, lulu, because we can't afford to payve lewis in your sight and in your awareness all the time, every second of every day. it is exhausting. emotionally it's terrible, because you're having to be on top of everything. and all of this clinical stuff. you can't comprehend, i don't think, unless you know of it first hand. it doesn't matter what the weather is like, we have to come out with lewis. he needs to come out for his chest. and also, it helps with his partial gut failure, that i mentioned earlier. if i don't come out with lewis every day, then very quickly i will start to think about all the things that aren't great, and then you end up spiralling into a black hole that it is very difficult to climb out of. if the sad side wins that battle, then i can't move forward from that. if i can't be happy and positive, what good am i to lewis? it's crazy that i should be scared that we're going to lose our home because we haven't got enough money. when we find out how much universal credit we're going to get, which i hope wil

and then i'm going to be part of the undecided india on the lulu steven agent of global global. but it's just, these people are unable to die just and visit the daughter she paid for the money. and that means the more the goal. and that is maybe some physically the actually the fundamental plans to somebody who's come fan of use me because a lot of my id and the limits of the left. we next team is elements in london. i was running for the odyssey sort of unit into the license for the police and the secretary and of these people who came on and talking to me. they started giving all my foods those the i went to the idea is it goes on the positive part, being the discounts payments back to the needs of the multiple elements. the business campaign is the very best to my big syndicate that has be decided to be organized. this got to be that i'll be based on all sorts of and being done by the loans. what's going on around city? i do. yeah. you're in the, i'm the movie here in the room is oh, glad all these people collectively monitor this. you've got being abused me around as accused

and this has more tank is like this of the only source of water for thousands of people in bengal. lulu widely called india civic and valley inadequate. green falling watering. that goes into the probative, amazing and rapid development, have reduced water supplies in a city less 14000000 people live. read about it by law board meeting, as no router in the tops full well as also not working for the last 3 months. we have to do this, we don't get it from the curve re river. it's a big big problem was how did you say 110 villages that rely on ground water supplies from wells other voice defected. the deputy chief minister of canada costs is nearly half of the 14800 bowl wells, have dried up residency authorities are not doing enough to address the problem. and that's forcing them to buy water at exorbitant prices. kiosks dispensing drinking water like this one of these you, they never eat says 20 meters of water, put it on 60 us cents. the funny thing i added earlier, drinking water was available on our street. that's not the case anymore.

of of bill the bali gorge. 19 of i never read in all the news of the and the undecided india on the lulu stephen big enough to build it. but it's just, these people are unable to die just and visit the daughter to the movie goldman, the actually the father of any plans to somebody who's campaign of use to me, which was around my id in the limits of the left. 3, next, 3 missed elements in london. i was running for the odyssey sort of unit of the license for the police and the secretary. and of these people who came on and targeted me, they started giving all my pulls. those see i, one of the positive might be the discount payments. the must be, this campaign is the very best to my big syndicate that has to be decided to be organized. this got to be that i'll be based on all sorts of and being there by the loans was pretty idea and the, i'm the movie here in the global so that all these people collectively monitor this . you've got to be that needs to be published mercenaries in ukraine say they've been fighting alongside the self labeled russian volunteer course since the very creation of

lulu is being attacked by the brands. they have to adapt.ave specialists taken to sports areas, they become like midmarket fashion brands. they have to have a constant surprise -- supply of new and exciting products. what they have both done, adidas and nike, they relied on these big sellers that burn very bright, and then they fade. the air force one, that is fading. nike is in the ascendant when it comes to product. nike has to adapt, get new styles in. but obviously that will be painful as they pulled back on those bestsellers and hopefully bring in bestsellers to come. and we don't know whether they are going to resonate with consumers. francine: what does that mean for adidas? >> adidas is suffering with all of these same problems. but the new ceo comes from a fashion background. he is more fashion orientated and he seems to have a very good grip on what is going on in this market. he has noticed that -- she's got an advantage because his style, the sandbar, the terrors, the gazelle, all those retro things, he has noticed that those wer

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