i mean, i'm hearing the visa mastercard. we're heading back into town. but again, you know, this is china knowing very well the wounds, the shots that the russia chuck, because of this really happened to china as well. so that relationship is together and i understand totally why those 2 are sitting with the americans. it's not going to be rushing united states and then we'll invite china. not happening. it will not happen. the chinese, uh, you know, government will surely support uh, vladimir putin of course, to try to bring peace to the area. but economically wise, they exactly know what the americans are up to, and it might be a good time to talk tariffs. i think it'd be a good time to talk to get it all done in one shot. why not all i also want to, i mean, you mentioned that these are mazda cot. i also read that out. of course, the irony is a visa, or mastercard itself locked out, right? because in the meantime, brush recreated its own system. i know that when i go to the shop, now i use the internal kind of switch system that's been introduced and c

visa and mastercard need some competition.au, it -- it's future is in question. is this a good thing for klarna? sebastian: well, i mean -- look. we're based in europe, where there is tough regulation. one purpose was to cut credit card interest fees, which made sense. a lot of markets -- we operate in europe. you will see the max interest rate on a card could be 60% or 80%, and in the u.s. it is very different. i think you can expect this administration will create some tough challenges to the banks. but i think the best way is going to be more competition. they can accelerate more competition and go after these success profits we have seen in the banking industry. we have always operated according to regulatory requirements. we have always said that the ethical standards are extremely important for us, and to make sure we provide services that are priced reasonably for consumers, we don't charge too high interest or two high fees and so forth. that is going to continue to do -- to be an objective for us. jackie: real quickly

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those are visa and mastercard. next up amazon. now they reported a really great number tonight. better than expected sales up 10% year over year. monster 37% beat off $1.49 basis top line beat was driven by the core e-commerce business, with the company calling this past holiday season the most successful yet for amazon. but all three of the company's segments beat operating income expectations for the quarter. the stock's trading lower in after hours, though, in part because the company's aws business missed revenue expectations in the quarter, mostly because the company guided very conservatively, though, for the current quarter and had a large capex guide for the year ahead, just like alphabet on tuesday. but we'll caution that the first quarter forecast includes a big headwind from the adverse foreign exchange exchange changes, which we don't think should necessarily be held against amazon. but let's remember, i mean, even with tonight's fairly meaningful pullback, the stock's only giving up about three weeks of gains. will we be thinking about it as a buying opportunity in

for your significant other today, turns out you are definitely not alone here in the bay area, mastercard flower purchases that took place late in the day on valentine's day last year, and found that san francisco saw the biggest spike in flowers spending out of any city in the entire country. san jose came in fourth, but better late than never. that is it for the afternoon edition. remember, we are streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. just go to live and then bay area. our next live newscast is at 5:00. have a good afternoon. my mother helped build this company, and she is more than capable of leading it, and i don't like you implying otherwise. i'm not implying that. i'm just saying that your mother had paid a big price for your actions. she obviously isn't thrilled about this injustice--

mastercard tracked flower purchases that took place late in the day valentine's day last year and foundrancisco saw the biggest spike in flower spending out of any city in the country. san jose came in fourth. >>> still ahead on the evening edition, president donald trump's latest executive orders looking to lower energy costs and limit requirements for children's health. >>> and then why state regulators refuse to let state farm raise its rates following the fires in l.a. >>> coming up, i'll be introducing you to executive chef dustin falcon here as he's getting ready for one of the busiest nights of the year. >>> hey, jonny moseley here. the toyota is loaded up and ready to carve some new lines. let's look at what mother nature cooked up for us. the toyota tahoe report is cued up. let's take a look. >> we are heading into presidents' day weekend and conditions in the sierra are looking really good. road conditions are improving now that the latest storm system is moving out. that storm dropped a lot of fresh snow throughout the sierra. these are the amounts that added up over the last

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we sold it visa. mastercard might be coming back. and now everyone's thinking good is this all somehow involved? i don't. well, so we have to talk about the unit security problem friend. so lot roles lessons about today. um what specific team did he have to say about not events? well, at the press conference that he gave, which i mentioned before, he talked a lot about right, how this is connected to the european union kind of feeling insecure and its position. not knowing if it's going to have a significant spot or a spot at all at the negotiating table when it comes to coming to sort of some sort of peaceful resolution to this ukraine conflict and lots of asked. i mean, why should they have a position at all in the negotiating process when they've still got this attitude that they have had since the minutes protocols back in 2015? and this, just to remind our viewers was an agreement that was signed by a number of parties, including russia, germany, france, to establish a cease fire in the ukraine conflict. and later on, european o

i think i'd rather be in mastercard and visa on that front, but when you look. >> at buy. >> now, payi think it's. it's certainly. >> a trend that continues. >> when i. >> look at a firm. gmv is growing. they've just. >> raised a fair amount of money, 5 billion. >> or so recently. >> to have more. >> access to capital. i think. >> the margin profile is fine. i just feel. >> like this is a credit. >> story that. >> when the music stops, it's not going to be pretty. >> i don't know when the music's. going to stop. i just wouldn't chase it. it's not it's. not cheap. >> it's five time, five. >> and a half times revenue. >> so but. >> they're taking market. share in a space that's growing for the bulls. >> that's the story. >> i think you're right to a lot of people would rather just sit in visa and mastercard and kind of see how it plays out. what about expedia? that was our mystery chart today. good job. i think it was oyster capital who got it first. piper sandler analyst are watching how much vrbo has grown in the past few months and actually, whether the california wildfires hurt some

propaganda like it's the last 8 months investigation into boot shop where it claims that russian forces, mastercard civilians and ukraine. but russia says that story is a complete fake, a fault flag operation stage by key of an a fake investigation aimed at manipulating people's emotions. pretty good, easy putting those. i mean, put you in a sub co butcher. dozens of corpses was suddenly found on the main street, as we discussed neatly laid out on both sides of the roadway. there was also a group of bbc generalists come to accidentally, but quite successfully prepared a report that later caused hysteria in the west. russia was again accused of whole multiple sins, which it became the reason for another branch of sanctions with which the west wants to strangle russia. and then we started to get interested. we have our own facts that prove that there were no russian troops there at that time. no one wants to listen. we are already at a minimum right now. for the 2nd year, we have been trying to get the names of those people whose bodies were shown by the bbc generalists just their names. isn't this a

foreign policy can betrays back to counterterrorism programs because even did from to it was a mastercard have skyrocketed since the is began. it's so cold when tara 2024 know the african union contractors in the sense of included over 3400 attacks on the continent which resulted in over 15915. it's african union submission of a political, the fees, peace and security. as even said, africa is facing a dining table, and the findings contradict claims by the parents of things that is preventing terrorism on the continent and promote to security and stability. now, the revelation of activity is linked to the u. s. a. i d has raise eyebrows, but this one in particular might just answer the question of why, of the big piece of constitute, was in africa tragically remains the 8 percent of global terrorism. maybe indeed, the ones fighting it are the ones funding it. investigative journalist, david hyundai and says the controversy surrounding usa id stems from a lack of accountability which terror groups in africa have exploited. what i see, what happens more likely is that it's going to be colla

ministry says that $453.00 people were killed, including women and children, and describe it as a mastercard. other rights groups say that the figure might be much less, but what we do know is that civilians have been killed that somebody's according to local responders who we spoke to, that somebody's were thrown in the river. and so the depths tool, despite the government saying that it is $453.00 may be much higher. we also support 2 local responders who said that there were people who were injured in the attacks by the rapids support forces on several villages on the outskirts of undertaking, not any wise now states. so they say that they're trying to respond to those who've been ended, trying to provide them with medical treatment. but the local responders said, but considering the fact that they were bodies who were thrown in the river and the fact that there are people who are critically injured as a result of this are assess attacks on these villages. they're expecting the death still to continue climbing in the coming hours in the coming days as well. all right. who but thanks for t

why not take them to the site and build that's the mastercard, where ukrainian forces assess a building on fire trapping and killing 48 people and entering over 200 others, their own citizens who happen to adhere to at different points of view. nobody is going to talk about how many people are that are coming to children, died, it was on bus routes, as the water train was killing them, just showing regular people regular cities where there was no mountain. we have objects of the x was there at all. here he pray has no, that's successful at all. there's. there's just one of its own people, the ship. there's only people for the, for $500.00. and they're just taking money out of this phone tragedy, which has happened the free mind about this is, this is the ethical part of the free metrics. it's just a regime of hatred and devices. and one that says um, toward its own piece, and that's what it's all about. i'd have to see frame because it was a hatred not because of russian motors, but because of the phrase, government and hatred toward people like me the one piece. so this is what the pla

and because russia was kicked off the swift system visa, or a mastercard, of last hundreds of billions of dollars in total profit from cutting off russia from the international banking switch system. so we're gonna have to see what all comes of this, but it seems to me that is going to be a really big deal being made in the process here in here at all to international. we will keep you totally informed as it comes to life. when the russian capital, we are hoping we're domestic, the history books will make note of what is happening today between washington and moscow. the saudi capital, the, [000:00:00;00] the e. so is on the form, i'm suppose to fits it. but it is all we need to get the low enough because it all could, hasn't pro, isn't it? plenty article was much and it's still not even going to be 10 by 16. secret admission to establish opponents on the ground, the ceiling of the city for your suppliers, they bought the furnace cool, a full cause uplifted progress, the kid kind of india. so use order from anybody but the witness reports and documents in favor of historical cruise. wh

he over saw a mastercard of soldiers and police loyal and so it could be a but a few years later, he was made a general in the communities all me today. he's the armies inspector general the to tend to vent the new sockets of and people came here to worship. on august the 24th 1998 st. bartholomew's day. the children as well as adults foam due to perform a love seat. the one and soldiers immediately surrounded the church did one day. softly assist clearly the use of a lot and they killed the people with axes of the hush is 139 people were massacred . additional 80. so right here in the church on the sun, just remember the only please we're not the the. yeah you, we are afraid that there is still a militia here in the forest. go off. ok. i don't want to leave. we are not free. the. there is no security, you can, so this is how we live day after day. that's on those, those the, we don't know what will happen tomorrow. you know, no one dares to say these things openly. could we, for example, which government army or group has burned down thousands of houses with hundreds of people insid

and wells fargo led and the ice and top of stock exchange and breaking out new highs and visa and mastercard and going for them and it's not just the big banks and major financials and they're there to run and going to pick up and there's a nice tail wind and financials to connect to leave this market and it's good leadership when we're stacking overall. liz: so i completely disagree with you, jay. it is not a quiet friday. it is not a quiet friday. really quick though, we've got to run. >> yeah, take a look at center point energy. if you like the trump trade and the idea of pulling up energy and l liquefied natural gas, that's your winner. liz: nat gas is roaring ahead, 2.67% and over the past three months, it has gained something like 25%. i mean, it's just been going crazy and we'll be watching it all, jay and phil, thank you and have a great weekend. happy valentine's day and it's up 1% and warren buffett's berkshire athl athl hathaway dea punch and it's down -- berkshire hathaway and that and many when the claman countdown returns not on a boring quiet friday, on a huge busy friday. ♪ w

and mastercard, but the high volume transactions are taking place on these other networks. calling decentralized finance defi. probably it sounds a little defiant. it's nothing but the internet financial system. it's the layer of the internet. now finally built to accommodate financial services and commerce. so i think it's already the, the, the innovation is burgeoning out there. and so and it's interesting to make this more familiar to people and to help them understand what this is. i heard from someone in india that they're calling it the internet. there again, this is the internet, the next generation internet. so pretty excited about it. >> hey, kathy, part of the reason that you all have done so well since the election is your big ownership in things like bitcoin and tesla that obviously have taken off since president trump was elected. elon musk is such a unique and amazing individual from all the companies that he's been able to create, from what he sees, kind of the focus that he has, his ability to multitask with incredible focus. he's also been incredibly good a

this is more, sean, like the capital it on the visa or mastercard because they don't actually lend money. they just do the transaction. so. let's hope we can get that number down. >> alright, lastly, let's talk tiktok anytime. got a platform that has really highlight product discovery, potential. you're going to be you're going to be popular and i guess tiktok is that when it comes to music? >> yeah. tiktok ever comes public on buying the stock based on today's report, spotify just 7 to go into a $6 premium. add-on hi-fi high-fidelity the regular fidelity of music that comes to streaming. so i love subscriptions and tiktok has, you know, millions and millions millions users. so it helps artists that helps users to when i was a kid, listened cassette tape recorded. you still that way. now it's all about watching tiktok says driving kid the other day up to tahoe for the ski weekend every song he knew in my county know that it's tiktok. so he's discovered like we are the champions tiktok to 84% of stocks. 84% of songs that hit the billboard 200 globally last year. we're on tiktok first. tha

economist at the mastercard economics institute. michelle, perfect person to have on today. and these numbers are scary. but we don't care about the macro numbers. we care about what people spend relative to their income. it's called debt service levels on that. how are we doing? >> so i. >> would argue. >> that the. numbers aren't that scary because you have to think about the january retail sales numbers in the context of the broader trend and what we saw in the census bureau data and in our own figures as well, is strong spending throughout the holiday season. we know that the start of the year always has very strange seasonality. so the january numbers, when you're looking at a month over month change, have to be taken with a grain of salt. and then on top of that, we had really strange weather issues. of course, the terrible fires in la, the snow in the southeast, and that created distortions as well. so i certainly think that if you look at the moving average, taking into account the strength at the end of last year, this is a consumer that is still very much participa

old fashioned fintech took mastercard, visa, and of course, palantir. holy cow. i mean, there's no no stopping palantir now. it's on the move. oh, it's i said it was going to go above 100, which is actually part of wall street parlance, and it sure did. now we had a lot of tech stocks trading down pretty hard in premarket action, but many rallied from the bottom as traders realized that the tariffs weren't so horrible for the group. now, i don't want to say that we had some sort of clearing event today that somehow we got a crescendo and a lot of techs and the sellers are finally done. many of these stocks came back from oblivion, but alphabet and amazon report this week and they've got to be good. they also have to say that they're standing by nvidia lock, stock and blackwell their most expensive new chip. in the afternoon we heard that an off the cuff president trump talking about a sovereign wealth fund. and after the bell he signed one into law. i mean, talk about something that could move the tech stocks up. they've been in the doghouse lately. anything's po

don't need to go buy visa down to $1 mastercard. there's no need. let them come down.g day. >> it's a long. it's a long year. it's a long. well, it's a long life. hopefully. he has. >> to get existential. i'm talking about stocks. he has to go get. right. yeah. okay. sure. >> long live. >> you're going to wrap that theme into tonight's show. >> yeah. well i'm going to talk about existential. >> i hope you do. >> i hope you do talk about dollars. i'm a dollar sign represented by a man. now i'm suddenly going to talk about, like, the afterlife. no. you're not the afterlife. yeah, yeah, i'm going to talk about ryan peterson. flexport. oh, yes. because i need you need to know about supply chain. >> yes, but. >> and then i'll try to work in principles of western religion because i think, david, that would make david watch. >> i would like that actually. would you. >> that's just great. >> i have a little philosophy in mad money. >> it's going to be a busy week, jim. look forward to tonight. >> change it up. >> change it up after 20 years. change it up. >> change it up. >> w