i'm meg terrell. >>> underfer mirror warns about his profits and that's where we begin tonight's mark focus. expects to report a steeper tan ed loss for the current quarters as inventories remain high and stress remains under pressure. report for the previous quarter with results beating pectations and t results helping strength in the company's national business. finish up 5% to $5.15. >>> handbag maker tapestry hurt revenue growth. still, shares fell nearly 12% today to $47.46. >>> an increase in investments cut earnings growth a auto nation. the comelny stillered results in line with estimates. company says its focus on used cars and strategy while working. >> that dollar one isur best quarter ever driven by revenue of $5.3 billion, up 2%. we improved growth profits by 3%, driven primarily by our brand extensions where our one price pre-ownedn grossrofit of the 9%. >> shares finishedea upy 1 >er, $46.52. >>. ales and expectations by dropping the amount of health insurance on claims. its mernler are cvs is to close second after of this year. fell adjudication a fraction of 178.71. t

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meg terrell has that from cnbc. good morning. >> good morning. wall street indicated to open slightly lower after stocks finished in the red yesterday. the market fell after trump announced he is canceling the meeting with kim jong-un. but stocks came off the low of the session. investors will get economic reports on durable goods and consumer sentiment. the dow closing down 75 points to 24811 and the nasdaq slipping one point to 7424. a bug on t-mobile website let anyone access the personal details such as home address and account pin of any customer with just a phone number. t-mobile since ficked the flaw but it would be exploited by anyone who knew where to look. t mobile said it pulled the page offline a day after it was reported by security researchers in april and no evidence any customer information was accessed. >>> and the internet is about to undergo a overhaul. new data privacy rules go into effect and the gdpr or general data protection regulation is forcing thousands of companies big and small to change how they handle personal infor

meg terrell spoke to the ceo and joins us live from the company's analyst day in new jersey. meg?s analyst day is focused on the medical devices and its consumer products. together they comprise just over half of j&j's business the consumer products unit is the smallest but still a huge business at more than $13 billion annually of course, comprises some of the -- it's composed of some of the most famous brands of j&j including tylenol, listerine and johnson's baby they did announce they are relaunching this brand, take out certain ingredients. now also taking ought sulphates and dyes after a 20% sales decline since 2011 the head of consumer here telling us they'd fallen out of touch with millennial parents and they're trying to turn that around they are cutting the whole ingredient list by half and trying to use more natural products like substituting coconut oil for mineral oil, for example. they say in addition, they're going to be simplifying their supply chain so it could become more profitable. we did sit down with the ceo alex gorsky and talk about how competitors are looki