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with americans starting to spend more, it's showing up in mastercard's numbers.the company posted a 19% increase in profits on $848 million in earnings. burger king too had a strong second quarter, driven by robust overseas sales. the company posted $62.9 million in earnings - that's 18 cents per share a boom in business travel and americans with more disposable income for leisure travel is helping the hotel industry. in the second quarter, hyatt's earnings topped the street's expectations, coming in at $112 million, compared to $39 million posted a year ago. at marriott, profits plumped up 25%. it could be september 10th before dell shareholders vote on which direction to take the company, according to cnbc. the shareholder vote was called off twice already, because it appeared the company's founder, michael dell, did not have enough votes to support his $13.65-per-share offer to take the company private. dell's offer to pay a dime more per share was rejected this week. activist shareholder carl ichan is willing to pay up to $18 per share to keep the computer co

spend $10 or more with your mastercard when you dine out and mastercard will donate up to $4 milliono cancer, one precious cent at a time. >> kenny: today's telecast is sponsored by just for men auto stop, the foolproof way to get rid of gray. and by mazda. we believe if it's not worth driving, it's not worth building. changes for the yankees. ichiro moves from right field to center field. vernon wells remains in the game in right after pinch hitting for brett gardner. dustin pedroia leading off against adam warren who retired the only batter he faced. shane victorino to end the sixth inning. yankees starter, hiroki kuroda went 5 2/3. allowed five runs, three earned on 11 hits. so now it's warren, the 25-year-old right-hander out of the university of north carolina. >> tim: tar heel. >> kenny: he was a teammate and good friend with mets ace, matt harvey. >> tim: i had read that. by the way, i think the matchup -- i think the matchup next week when detroit plays at shea stadium, matt harvey, i beg your pardon, citi field, little freudian slip there. matt harvey and max scherzer, the s

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ten $10 or more with your mastercard when you dine out and mastercard will donate up to $4 million, one a time. when everyone does their part, it's priceless. two outs for brandon moss. again, machado goes all the way from third base into shallow right field. >> mitch: this is a guy that o'day has to be careful with. as i said, he can't get his fastball -- it does not sink very good. it's going to be flat. and moss has lots of power. in bp, he put on a show. >> justin: brandon moss and nick markakis played in aa at the same time in 2005. moss was with portland, markakis was in buoy. the number of players in the league that year, jonathan papelb papelbon, sanchez. o'day, high throw, that's wide. roberts backing it up. that's machado backing it up. >> mitch: really good job by machado backing that up, even better job of moss knowing that machado was there and not turning in once that ball went over davis' head. your first instinct has a base runner right here is to turn in. but he sees machado down there. and the other thing he stayed in the runner's lane. had he not been in that runner's

spend $10 or more with your mastercard when you dine out and mastercard will donate up to $4 millionnd up to cancer, one precious cent at a time. >> pelley: ask wall street bankers the net worth of paul tudor jones, and they'll tell you $3.6 billion. he's one of those hedge fund managers. but ask a homeless child or a struggling family, and they'll tell you that a spreadsheet is no way to measure a man. paul tudor jones wonders that if billionaires like him are such geniuses, then why do nearly two million people live in poverty in new york city alone? in 1988, he started a charity called the robin hood foundation. 25 years later, robin hood has given away more than one and a quarter billion dollars. as we first showed you in april, it's become the city's largest private backer of charter schools, job training and food programs. tudor jones has learned hard lessons; for a latter-day robin hood, it turns out giving to the poor is harder than he thought. and as for taking from the rich? well, he finds it's best to distract them. ♪ ♪ this looks like an arena concert, but it's a private

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pfizer, and mastercard beat analyst expectations. what a week, the july numbers are out, what does it mean for the economy and your economy, we have balance, the economics of great powers from ancient roam to modern america. also the dean of the school of business. also with us is david kelly who is a chief mortgage strategist, what did we learn this week? number one, the economy created 162,000 jobs for the month of july, blow expectations. what does the report tell you about where we are? >> we are not growing very fast in terms of gdp growth. we should not expect block bust ter employment growth. if we want to change, we'll have to give the economy a jolt. >> meaning better long-term policy, real clarity about where we're going that gives business people a chance to say yeah, i want to invest and hire again. >> what about you, i want to talk to you about your theory and when people reach 65 what they're doing. >> i think the most interesting part is we had a mediocre job's report. and the percent came down to 7 president7.4%. the

first up is mastercard. joe? >> dodd/frank is going to be reopened once again. we heard the story in 2011 how this would impede the growth of mastercard. you're not seeing it. price target is being raised. i think it will reach $700. stay with it. >> steve weiss, cbs. >> this is a really well-managed entertainment media company hitting it on all cylinders. ad growth is up again. stock is up again. i think you stick with it if you own it. >> what about the other names in this space that continue to rip? >> comcast. >> our parent. >> and that did very well. >> time warner. >> you know, content is going to be king, and right now with the consolidation that's gone on, i think you have a good run. >> how about kellogg. >> i don't see a reason to buy this name yet, it's pretty expensive. only going to grow 5%. technically speaking, it's done. >> tim ken. >> stock is up 6% in the last two days. it fell 7% on a horrible quarter. the quarter is irrelevant. they're in the process of restructuring. they're going to make an announcement sometime in the third quarter. that's

should also say for people who don't have that kind of funding, you can take your checkbook, your mastercard, whatever. >> buy raffle tickets. >> and the silent auction too. we're out of time. day in the park. benefit taylor family foundation. that's next sunday. 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. if you want to do the silent auction, i suggest you go earl yesy. it's at camp rarro -- arroyo. the number is on your screen. doug mcconnell, open road. you'll find him online doing his great stuff. elaine, what can i say? continued good work. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you for doing what you do for these kids. stay with us, more ahead. >>> welcome become. for 30 years tom has been stalking mother nature. he's a national award winning outdoor writer whose passion for exploring the natural beauty of california is only matched by his love of writing about it. if you're ready to pitch a tent, hike a hill or sleep under the stars you'll want to add tom's moon california camping, the 18th edition into your gear. tom has also completed his first novel. a mystery titled the sweet redemption. welcome to the

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from a decade plus old trading range there was more job opening at the fed boring and a visa and mastercard are in the middle of a swipe fight with starbucks and seven eleven gerald solent a didn't hesitate to make a few of dire predictions for our favorite reserve currency to which we were worth somewhat privy and our popular is to do alert mr saxon dug into the make double and the slack as in peace standards no news is good news except it thanks for tuning in come back tomorrow everyone affray. i'm harry and boring and have a great. time of the new alert animation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of joy at a brave thing that has bred dark and a court of law found alive is a story made for the movies playing out in real life. the groundbreaking education reformer fighting for america's students her latest book is called radical but is she too radical for the american educational system michelle rhee is here next on politicking with larry king. our special guest is michelle rhee it's my

from a decade plus old trading range there was more job owning at the fed boring and a visa and mastercard are in the middle of a slight fight with starbucks and seven eleven gerald solent a didn't hesitate to make a few of dire predictions for our favorite reserve currency to which we were somewhat privy and our popular is to do alert mr sachs and dug into the mix devil and the slack as in peace standards no news is good news except it thanks for tuning in come back tomorrow everyone affray. i'm harry and boring and have a great flow. wealthy british style. sometimes that's right for. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. the worst journalists a long white house to give it to the radio guy for much of a minute from a quick profit i want you to watch quote for a budget because you never seen anything like this i'm told. me he took a. seat. in the. coming up on our t.v. everyone snowden has been granted temporary asylum in russia after being s

. >> >> the money is all going to mastercard. it's now ready to roar again.hink visa had a good quarter and is well managed. i like visa. tim in california, please. >> caller: tim here, wondering about taser. >> we're in a market where really great companies report good numbers, i'm talking about the 3m ilk, they go higher. the tasers, too speculative for these guys. august came in like a lion, the market roar is on and the pin action gets downright amazing! stay with cramer! >>> coming up, earnings avalanche. the season's in high gear and tonight cramer's got a triple shot of ceo exclusives to keep you ahead of the game. first up, botox maker allergan stock is flat for the year while the rest of the market has been soaring. will that frown be turned upside down and give you an injection of profits? and marquetto catapulted yesterday on a strong quarter. have you missed the rise or is now the time to get in? plus it was once thought impossible in the medical industry, but could it work miracles on your portfolio? and later, need some yelp? it's the holy trini

and -- >> neil: you can have an affinity card that might be linked to visa or mastercard but could beat market. >> it's another example of shaking the confidence of consumers and that's a problem. >> neil: you never get anything for nothing. >> no, you don't. >> neil: ladies, thank you very much. john kennedy says what? tax cuts? a lot of you think i edited that jfk interview in which he calls for tax cuts. you're right, did edit it. you should hear what i left out. and you know what next? you will. . [ male announcer ] come to the golden opportunity sales event to experience the precision handling of the lexus performance vehicles, including the gs and all-new is. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. at&t mobile share for business. one bucket of data for everyone on the plan, unlimited talk and text on smart phones. now, everyone's in the spirit of sha

we published -- is that senator lieberman and congressman peter king pressured at the very least mastercardperhaps others including visa as well, pressured those organizations to erect an extrajudicial blockade so that they could -- that they could not begin through a formal administrative process. >> bob mcchesney, talk about that and bezos' relationship with the cia. we talk about the $600 million cloud deal. forbes also said that the commercial computing company announced it closed a $30 million equity funding round with its primary investors investing on behalf of the cia and other intelligence agencies, hisbezos' expeditions, private investment firm. so far, they had only sold one of their systems to lockheed martin. if you could make sense of all of this, bob mcchesney, from which leaks to the cia. >> when that story broke, i did some research on this and i consult the people that i knew fairly high up in the state department off the record they said they did not have to put pressure on amazon for that to happen. the amazon was more than willing to cooperate. andwas not a difficult se

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i own mastercard thanks to you. i've done homework on fusion io. i don't have a position yet. i read they turned $42 million in cash and they're one of the leading atomic right cloud computing companies. what are your thoughts? >> this is too speculative for me. i have great technology companies that are selling at low levels and i do not need to fool around with fio. it's too speculative. i have companies at 10, 11 or 12 times earning that are very good. let's go to marty in texas. >> caller: a big boo-yah from dallas, texas. i love your show. >> dallas, huh. >> caller: i want to talk to you about tivo. we're disappointed when the losses came in, we lost $200 million. are you convinced that there are enough small or medium sized operators and they'll grow in this market? >> tivo doesn't interest me that much. i know this lawsuit, people are playing it, not playing it. i don't see a lot of growth in tivo. i know it's a value proposition but i like growth in technology. you know, maybe the company has a lot of growth. i don't see it. david in california. david? >> caller: hey,

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only pseudo-financial mastercard remains strong. testament to the management. almost all of the food and drugs stocks, they look like they could be rolling over. just take a look, one look at cramer fave j & j. i think you will see a stock that also peaked out for the moment. i feel the same way about procter & gamble. really, i think they can power itself higher for this level. own hormel and campbell soup appear to have strength. merck has become the defacto leader in the trust. i don't know how we can take it. as usual, we have incredible performance in the hmos. that's happened since the bottom. they may seem like they only come in if their businesses will turn bad. serving momentum is always hard for me to recommend to you. i can see why people do it. you got to be blown away. will they ever die? they aren't leaders, they're an area unto themselves. the group at best is resting. don't count on it to take us higher. as everything housing and housing related gone bad here? that one-time leadership group, the one that came in smoking hot in 2013, chopping, lo

assange acknowledged that his fundraising has been hurt by the decision of paypal, mastercard, visa,k of america to cease handling donations. but he dismissed reports that wikileaks is wracked by internal dissention and mass defections. >> we're talking about daniel domscheit-berg, who was a german spokesperson, had a limited role in the organization. we had to suspend him some five months ago. >> describes you as being authoritarian, secretive, punitive. >> i'm the boss that suspended him. that's correct. >> you don't care to elaborate? >> i think i just did, yeah. >> you've said you have this package of very damaging documents, sort of a poison pill, that's going to be released if anything bad happens to you. >> no, that's not at all true. that's some kind of media hype. what we do have is a system whereby we distribute encrypted backups of things we have yet to publish. there are backups distributed amongst many, many people-- 100,000 people. and that all we need to do is give them an encrypted key, and they will be able to continue on. >> this wasn't intended to be a blackmail th

maybe they get a value like a visa or a mastercard level. would be a nice valuation there.ake the money here at ge. put it back into the stock, buying back shares. that's been the great trade this year. if you look at share buy back etf, it's one to look at. >> so quickly, are you buying the stock here? >> i think the $23 level or lower, you average in the great stock there. >> thank you, much. we'll see you in a little bit. for more action, you can tune into options action at 5:30 coming up after ""fast money."" . america alone? maybe. >> we'll go live to london for the latest on why the brits got cold feet and what it means to the timing and scope coming up after this. >> well, the british parliament voted against u.s. intervention in syria. our scott cohn is live with spectators if there is military action in syria. >> bill, this was not the way it was supposed to go. we understand the president and prime minister david cameron have spoken about yesterday's vote in parliament. the conversation said to be friendly. this was clearly a bump in the road to an international c

trying to compete with the visa customer, how do you differentiate american express when visa and mastercard >> we focus on what to do better for our customer and learning more and more insights on what they love about the game and making it better. we bring new experiences, both here on-site as well as at home for the fans that are watching and following at home. cheryl: we have to say, deb, you have several -- i mean, you run all the entertainment, marketing programs for american express. i mean, do you find the u.s. open is gaining in importance for you and your company, or do you find that other things are actually getting more international events that you do as well? >> u.s. open tennis has been important and continues to rise, and we have such demand from the card members it's a priority for us, but we prioritize what's important, and that cuts across all forms of entertainment. cheryl: do you have a way to figure out what the return is to the company based on sponsorship money? i mean, for every dollar that you spend on marketing, do you have a way to equate what that bbings back as

if you are looking at stocks look at a chart of mastercard. it is on fire. it is a global stock.chool of thought that eventually the house holds are repaired to the point where they start to spend. look at car sales this year. >> the bottom line is there is a lot of people not working right now and the number people look at is people giving up the job search or household asurvey compared to what is created is the contrast and disconnect between main street and the market is a big deal. >> the president spoke a lot about income equality and it has been an important topic for lawmakers and policy makers. you look at the market growth and there is a disconnect between those with an education and those who have investments and those who don't. how do you reconcile that and how do we create a better connection. >> if the president is going to have a discussion about the wealth gap in this country he has to look at his own fed chairman who fed low rates. so if you are exposing the stock market you made money. if you are exposed to real estate you made money. if not you barely treaded w

when thinking about doing this card we could do it with amex, mastercard and visa, in terms of who yourtner with, there were strategic benefits but there is an economic element, some merchants won't take it, what was the thinking? >> you know, one of the thinking -- part of the thinking was -- >> makes it a higher margin card? >> part of the thinking we have customers who really like choice. we have a relationship with visa today that relationship is very important to us. and it will continue. as we talked to customers and heard what they really wanted, they were looking for different value and experiences. and certainly a great partner for that is american express. so they're one element of our growth strategy and we've got many others. >> what's the difference between the visa card and amex card you offer? >> they all provide really rich rewards and benefits for our customers. we have products today that span our customer segments. everything from entry level products so we have a secured card or a college card. all the way through our high net worth. what we've done is just look for

. >> periodically you'll have downdrafts, yesterday you could get in front of a visa or a mastercardthem up at a good price. cellgene, had dropped and gilad, and you do get your spots. so, you can make an intraday bear case. intuitive surgical, our friend herbal life, greenburg, he came in and had a good bear case on that. someone recently had a bear case on community health and that worked out. >> intraday bear case. >> yeah? >> you got five minutes. >> these are long days. >> yep, it's over. intraday bear case. >> too late. >> byron meade came on and told me about margin pressure. when you have natural prices going down and no margin pressure. when you have companies being able to fire so many people, remember, the hiring is not big at these big companies. >> no, no. >> they're making a lot more money with fewer people. that may be a tragedy but it's also what they are doing. >> as we said s&p at 1701 that is an all-time high for the 500. let's get to pisani to see what is else is moving. >> they are throwing in the towel on the pullback, from july 23rd to the high to the low that

. >> did you notice that mastercard, they've been hitting those stocks.nly a federal intervention. the federal government went on vacation for a couple of months and we didn't see the impact, the taxes. we're seeing it now. hurting people who shop at target and walmart because these are very well run companies and shouldn't be missing. >> let's give people an update. tar t get, down 2%. staples down 12%. lowe's up 4 1/2%. a name we have not talked about today is incite pharmaceuticals soaring up more than 20%. if you thoen that stock, congratulations. positive drug trial results for a drug that treats bone marrow cancer, pancreatic cancer. i notes it's early on. don't want to give people false hopes. up 23%. on onyx has that pancreatic cancer drug. >> unbelievable this year. >> it's been good. >> your favorite company. >> i like -- yes. >> they're also literally in your backyard. they are. they are probably a 1/2 mile from me. >> there's no company that has an amazing story more dhan celgecel than cell 15 because they came from one of the most evil drugs