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it includes banana republic and lululemon.ins can be targeted on genders and the type of device. joining me here is the head of partnership, bradford. thank you for joining us. what have you learned about what works and what does not work? >> we have learned that people like to pin brands that they love and things they want to do in the future. it is really a visual discovery tool for pinners. if you are banana republic, it might be about dressing for work. it might be about lending a birthday party. the markers are organic and are excited to use a paid product. >> are their brands that do well on pinterest? >> that is one of the things we're trying to figure out. one of the things that we found is that promoted pins worked about as good or the same as regular pins. there may be an opportunity to pin all sorts of different things. if you are lululemon, you might pin fitness food or travel ideas, as well as your product. >> how do you choose who to give the business opportunity to? more people want in and you guys are not ready

they will have over a dozen ,dvertisers like the gap lululemon, and target.s will be targeted using gender, whate, kind of device they are using. you guys have been testing this for >> months, unpaid. what have you learned about what works and what doesn't work? >> what we have learned is brands they to pin love. it is really a visual discovery tool for pinners. and france have many different ways to tell the story of their brands. if you are banana republic, it may be about dressing for work. if you are kraft, it may be planning a birthday party. the marketers are using in organic platform. and they are very excited to use a paid roddick because it will help them scale. >> are there any brands that do well on interest versus others? for some work better than others? >> that is one of the things we're trying to figure out your raid we found in our early test betteromoted pins worked or the same, so we believe there are opportunities for markets to scale and pin also is a different things. if you are lululemon, you might food, travel ideas, as well as your pro

melissa: no woman who doesn't look better in a pair of lululemon capris.y lift and, your butt looks better. you don't need to wear them all day. you need to get shower and dressed. >> we're still on tv. melissa: for now. i don't know about after this segment. >> we wear jackets an suits. >> and some men wear tieses. >> i actually wore a tie. i had to run over here today. here is what happens, how people dress in the office, how sclubby men are, those pants look elegant to where men dress. melissa: that is sad state of affairs. thanks to all three of you. the clothes that urban outfitters may be expensive and they're also ill-fitting unfashionable from the company's own ceo. why irony isn't always a selling point when it comes to your wardrobe. at the end of the day it is all about money. ♪. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we'vmade our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a

>> i thought it was spectacular to go from the lululemon pants thing and paula deen and her 8,000 calorie butter scone. >> pure coincidence, no pairing whatsoever. >> and then the oil which somehow blends it together. great stuff. >> so when it comes to bad apologies, donald sterile is definitely in good company, but what should he have said to get this apology right? joining us now is bill mcgowan from clarity media group, author of "pitch perfect, how to say it right the first time every time." . i'm not good at apologies. >> they are tough. >> but donald sterling, did you listen to the narcissim. i don't know what to do. i made a mistake. me, me, me, me. that sounds like a tv anchor. >> that is the big mistake the majority of the apologies contain. he asked the rhetorical question a second ago? what should i say? my answer to be is nothing more because what you're about to say is stepping on a huge land mine. the fact that he would take this opportunity in a very ad libby way to take a shot at magic johnson is just mind-boggling, completely beyond belief. >> really what, should he have

it has been a huge success for like he -- nikea and lululemon.been a big driver for the business. reebok is realizing this. they want to join me bandwagon -- join me bandwagon. >> embracing technology. i will bring you more than just the interview i had with the brand about where he sees wearables going. where the -- how much this will help push sales. >> is like an imax spearing. a small, immersive imax experience. >> still want today. it is by the tower bridge. -- >> no luck yet. he has to go to twitter, he has to go to nightclubs. electrocuted down slides. all the things i have to achieve. >> is your bucket list. >> it will be interesting to see if that moves the needle for bloomberg -- reebok. angela merkel warning of the stabilization. -- warning of destabilization. she warned it was not an either or choice. hans nichols joins us with the latest. what was the occasion for these comments? the primehas invited ministers of ukraine, georgia, and mulled over to berlin. they had dinner last night. georgia and mulled over our signing -- georgette

deen is attempting a comeback, but for lululemon's former chairman, no coming back from comments about the company's high-priced yoga pants. >> quite frankly, some woman's bodies just actually don't work for it. >> the co-founder tried to apologize officer ending custom but only to employees. >> i'm sorry to have put you all through in. >> the stock plunged. wilson resigned. >> at target, ceo greig ste steinhaufal, i'm sorry came with free credit monitoring and 10% off for a whole weekend. sales fell, the hack expanded, he resigned. >> and i'm so sorry, and i'm so appa apologet apologetic, the lesson for donald sterling in business, saying sorry isn't enough. it's how you say it. >> oh, my next guest is laughing and crying through that piece. a media group that specializes in this. a long list of bad appaologies business subpoena's there a way to do it? >> take narc simple out of it. it's hard to do. donald sterling, i'm so "pa apologetic. it's always about them. me, me, me, me. you have to be absolutely selfless in an apology. >> you say you're sorry then hire an anti-trust attorney f

is partgap, lululemon of the pinterest launch. those brands are cutting edge.are willing to experiment and it goes to show when it comes to innovation you do not always get it perfect the first time but you start to build muscle memory and eventually it becomes part of the organization and the culture. of hearsay from new york, thank you so much. beauty bloggers flock to social media platforms to raise about their favorite products. how do the brands turn digital chatter into sales? watch as streaming on your phone, tablet, bloomberg.com, apple tv, and amazon fire tv. ♪ >> welcome back, i am emily chang. blackberry unveiled a new phone in indonesia today. it will be available exclusively in that country, where the company is still having success. john chen spoke with bloomberg tv interview show about whether blackberry will be releasing any tablets. >> eventually in the market we will have to do something. i think you will see from us a fablet sooner than a tablet, in my opinion. by the way, i like both. my enterprise focus, there is a place for a phablet and a

lululemon, you might pin fitness food. you might pin travel ideas. brands on get these board?u choose who to give the opportunity to? i have heard that more brands want in and you have not been ready. for sixve been in months. we have hired a team. dataare analytics and driven. they have to be creative to help marketers figure out how to tell a story. the marketer does three things. it they put the pan on their site. they build their pin board on pinterest. those boards should be aligned with their brands'promises. the last thing they do is use the promoted pin products. we picked brands that had started on that journey. they have been using pen to rest and using it well. we are trying to help them figure out the best kinds of contact they should put on there and what should be a promoted pin. everything from aspect ratio to what kind of headline they should put on their. discovery tool. the headline also matters. >> you wanted to look good. >> we wanted to look good. we wanted to be useful. as people use pinterest as a discovery tool, we want them to be able to search and fin

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and lululemon a potential acquisition target.arent of brands like nautica and the northface a good fit for your portfolio? let's debate it. murph's the bear, steph the bull. steph, go. >> you mentioned quality names. we know them. i think they're positioned very well to grow them. and to continue to see double-digit earnings growth. they're going to grow internationally, grow through scores, dtc, and they're going to expand the outdoor business. the outdoor business is 50% of sales and it carries the highest margin. so double-digit earnings and margin expansion. they have industry high return on equity of about 19%, and 15% cash flow growth. >> yeah, all great points, and you can't debate that the company put up a great quarter. what i want to point out, that is right now would i go out and buy vf corp. today at current price? no. they're trading 15 times next years earnings, and their last quarter was so good the weather helped them. i don't think they'll have that the next quarter. you can't argue they're a great company doing

when you talk to analysts who cover lululemon, they say the competition's rising from athleta. >> oute broad rim of the ready to wear market space as she's making this part of her go to wardrobe for casual life. >> so reserve in store. how do you know it's working? >> the barrier to somebody reserving versus pulling out their credit card. they're more likely to say, i don't have to pay for it yet, there's no financial obligation, i'll go in and see if i want to buy it or not. so it's been -- people have responded super well to it so far. >> you might be selling more than just that item. there is an opportunity here to cross-sell other things when they come in? >> sure, when people come into the store, in a lot of our stores like here. when we see a reserve in store item, we'll often times if the sales associates have time, they'll pick a few more items and say these are going to be great for outfitting. if somebody reserves a pair of jeans, here's a great woven shirt to go with it. >> what are the metrics in terms of knowing this is actually working? >> number of reservations we're ge

. -- lou: lemon -- lululemon. >> i think snored stroms has done a decent job with it.nesses as it relates to a total retail business, online and outlet business. of. liz: there's so much more to retail sales. there are auto sales, we should also keep that in mind. it's not just apparel. but because this is your expertise, looking at, say, for example, the big box department stores, the sears, the jcpenneys, they have struggled. each one has a unique problem, i would think. not the same problem. do they eventually survive? >> i don't know, time will tell. i think sears and pennies are going to be real challenges going forward. but i think they're department stores, stores like bloomingdale's, niemans, i think those stores have great future. people have been talking about, oh, well, the online is going to put the stores out of business. but the fact of the matter is the online business is about 5-6% of total retail sales. so the store business or the market business has been in existence since the greeks. and people want a place to go. people want a connection. and i thi

. >> like lululemon for three-year-olds? >> casual wear. >> are they transparent?e they learned their lesson from the other guys? are you in the market for a new car? one third of all people who test drive a car by it on the spot. most don't even have over the best price. >> suckers. >> a new study. how does this data compared to 2007 when we were also flush with cash? over 2007, we were selling 60 million cars a year in this country. we're working our way back up. this year, we forecast you will likely sell 16.4 million new cars in this country. to be a little on the bullish side, but we're feeling good. >> why aren't people haggling? only 20% of people consider themselves a true price haggle or? >> on the continuing of extreme price hike was versus timesavers, the majority of people, 64%, are in the middle and both are important. price is important everybody, but so is time. >> you do great anecdotal work. the first time ever test drove a fancy car, i was going 114 miles per hour. >> they let you do that? >> we have a team of 40 folks who do that full-time, test