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the michael kors outlet settlement over their price tags. the tags listed a suggested and then the outlet price. but customers claimed that was misleading and sued because the outlet products were made just been sold anywhere else. even though the retailer claimed the practice was legal ... it agreed to a 4.8 million dollar settlement. now anyone who shopped the outlet betweem 2010 and 2014 ... can cash in. now to the blue buffalo pet food situation. the company came under fire for claiming it's food was free of by products .. preservatives or other ingrediants. several competitors claimed testing proved that to be false and filed suit. blue buffalo says none of the anyway for 32 million dollars. now anyone who bought the food gets 5 bucks for every 50 dollasr they spent. ((michelle mortensen)) so how do you sign up? online. i've got links for you on our website. just go to the 8 on your side section. but you better act fast ... if you want to take part in the michael kors one. the dealine is the 18th -- that's thursday. ((weather toss)) < t

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following michael kors, or target or whatever it s. it's a pretty powerful medium.hat i'm hearing from people is its been very weak. i think for brands like lulu lemon or travel it's going to be a juggernaut so it's replacing the magazine business. something that would be in vogue or vanity fair, perfect for instagram. not perfect for instagram. >> what's also unique about the instagram ads is they have the arrow on top of the picture that lets you click through. that's something you obviously don't get in a glossy magazine. you bring up the important point which is that these ads are big and you might be able to have 200,000 advertisers but once you get to that point there's a question of how much ad load that type of network can support. but how much do you think instagram itself could support? >> so yeah there's really two issues now. one is how much can each individual handle? i would argue if the ads are targeted properly, users will be able to handle a lot of ads like they do on television which is one ad every couple of swipes. that's good news for instagram.

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michael kors and coach reported double digit comparable sales growth in china while noting weakness in hong kong and macau. retail experts with an eye on china say the higher end consumer's pension to spend may be leveling off as evidenced by weakness in travel to hong kong and macau but spending in mainland china remains healthy which is where retailers are concentrating investments in the country. >> we've been seeing somewhat of a global pause in chinese traveling so that's something we watch out for at names like tiffany and higher end names. >> reporter: but mid-tier retailer h&m says it's, quote, very happy with business in china ef china even in a tougher environment. victoria's secret and elle brand plan to add operations in china this yooex. macy's is seeing a drag from economic slowdown. fewer chinese tourists are traveling to the u.s. which means less spending at flagship stores in big cities and china has proven lately to be unpredictable, so if the slowdown leads chinese consumers to pull back their spending, it could be trouble for retail. for "nightly business report," i

and shares of luxury retailer michael kors soared today after the company reported a better-than-expected third quarter. revenue jumped more than 6% thanks to strong international demand and sales of its accessory and footwear lines. shares were up about 24% to $50.19. >>> fourth quarter net at dow chemical rose more than four fold, thanks to the sale of its chlorine operations and low oil prices. ceo andrew liveritz said he would retire. dow chemicals gained more than 4%. shares of royal caribbean cruises took a beating today after the company issued disappointing guidance for 2016. royal caribbean did see a jump in fourth quarter profits, thanks in part to those lower fuel costs. still, that was overshadowed by the outlook and shares fell more than 15% to $71.70. the agricultural giant archer daniels midland missed profit forecasts. the company cited adverse market conditions and indicated the troubles are likely to persist. but the company did bump its quarterly dividend up to 30 cents a share from 28 cents, but even that jestture didn't soothe investors. shares fell nearly 9%. >>> thi

michael kors showing a big bounce back on the strength of its earnings.ing to a buyout, helping those shares. on the downside it's pretty much all commodity related. not just commodity related. it's the companies -- matt:matt: apple takes its fight with the fbi to congress tomorrow. in the general counsel are set to square off before the house judiciary committee. in testimonies committed for the that the fbi "is asking apple to weaken the security of our products. hackers and cyber criminals to use this to be cap on our personal safety and privacy. it would set a dangerous precedent." preview on what else we might hear, let's bring in tim higgins. tim, he put out a statement today. i couldn't find anything new. they are basically saying the same thing that everyone on the apple site has been saying all along. tim: we will be looking for a couple of things. they want to frame the debate on , which is -- do we want to limit the protection of data, that sort of thing. should the fbi be able to and it is of the point it currently says that it does not make.

michael kors thiss the real bright spot but 's clear evince at the ack and that's why the stock can continue to go higher ill. pl at these levels coach is watch that 10 year it's ing lower. thks to the vision of the fabuus ceo coach has finally begun to turitself around and the numbers e starting to reflect this new and very much imoved story. the company still has long way to go bui think it's heading in the right dection and i wod put coach on my shopng list the next me that the market decides to throw sale. les go to scott in michigan. scot >> booya >> booyah om the great lake stak >> oh, man how can i help. >> silver is affordable for almost every investor. is this still a valid strategy to own precious medals and n et or do ty have two much do side from the average investor. it's high. is is a really tou qstion. we have the doctor on and he impresses me as a no nsense e one to go to. let's go to john in colo, please, john >>ooyah, tnks for havi me. >> booyah. ounger investor i'm looking for a good dividend in the market. with the strong doar and chper dpas priceallowing americans to tra

michael kors is out with earnings that beat estimates. it is helped by accessories and footwear.ll bad, betty. today was mostly bad. betty: less bad in some. thank you, julie hyman at the markets desk. off of it is the world's most valuable company. shares -- all that is the world's most viable company. alphabet is the world's most viable committee. david kirkpatrick said this about google. it basically came out of nowhere and became the world's largest media company, selling and. they do it better than anybody. david wilson joins us with more. a look at the sustainability of any country that hits the half-trillion dollar mark it is it likely that you win the oscar if all goes downhill after that? david: alphabet, or google, if you like, is the 70 u.s.-based, need to surpass -- seventh u.s.-based company to surpass have to billion dollars. -- half $1 billion. apple was the previous want to go above and the track record is not good for these companies. look at the chart, it shows you how the six of them did in the first year after going about $500 billion. cisco systems, microsoft

michael kors. this is the real bright spot but it's clear evidence that the come back in coach is for real and that's why the stock can continue to go higher still. plus at these levels coach is trading at 17 times earnings. watch that 10 year it's going lower. thanks to the vision of the fabulous ceo coach has finally begun to turn itself around and the numbers are starting to reflect this new and very much improved story. the company still has a long way to go but i think it's heading in the right direction and i would put coach on my shopping list the next time that the market decides to throw a sale. let's go to scott in michigan. scott. >> booyah from the great lake stake. >> oh, man how can i help. >> silver is affordable for almost every investor. is this still a valid strategy to own precious medals and not etfs or do they have two much down side from the average investor. it's high. this is a really tough question. we have the doctor on and he impresses me as a no nonsense guy and if it's

we found to the players, this is interesting, michael kors and coach, both which has been expanding intohina, up better than 4%. you can see kors up 4% on average a, one month after the lunar new year. chinese avrs, a china index, a good etf for a lot of china names also outperformed. once the stand is out there which is many times as seen as china's google, bidu. and not the same story for ali baba. the stock, given the selloff that beef soon seeing in china names it's now trading 1% the lowest in opening day price. we've seen a significant drop in a lot of the china tech names despite speaking with private equity investors, when you ask them, why do you want to invest in china given the concerns about the economy. they say it's just explosive growth rate when you say look at the internet specter there that keeps them involved. >> interesting moves in the stocks, but aside from that, consumption such a key potential in china with other areas suffering this particular ten-day spending spree. >> it's supposed to be. the bounce in economy with the economy, we're hoping that happens but ove

let's see michael kors, a winners today. why is that?rticularly well with their sales overall. they sold a lot of leather. 40% of sales for another. the forecast is a little bit weak. they expect mall traffic to drop some, but they've seen growth in international brand. the digital flagship doing well. revenue climbed in the demand for products overall with 17%, the biggest jump in a couple years. >> who knew? just like that. thank you very much indeed. then there is chipotle. the center for disease control says the e. coli outbreak is over. the stock rallied yesterday on that news. cdc does not know the root cause of the outbreak. >> the ingredient that was tainted. could they still be sued? they are the one that sold it. even though we can't help down exactly where that contamination came from, they came through chipotle who sold the product to the customer. >> the stock is all about liability. how can they be sued and for how much? >> the neural virus is separate contamination. >> when they report sales, they have to be a lot lower. i

michael kors is roaring back after a relatively weak performance. quality sales were strong.u look at the last year for these three stocks, it gives you an idea of why green light has struggled among its many competitors. can see all of these stocks are lower over the past year. not only lower, but have underperformed the markets. it has been a really tough environment, even though everyone lately has been talking about stockpicking. pick the not right stocks, you have a problem on your hands. alix: $600 million of that drop could be because of redemptions, which is very small considering other hedge funds that have had to close. investments are about less than $10 million a pop. can kind of sit through and waited out when those stocks do not work out. julie: can have strong brand equity as well. by david einhorn, you are getting his perceived brilliance. scarlet: we will be back with more. ♪ alix: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, welcome back to bloomberg markets. scarlet: let's start with the headlines on first for news. mark crumpton has those from our news d

shares of michael kors up big in early trading.sees 2016 sales of the top end of the range -- the company sees on a 16 sales of the top end of the range. stephanie: they got hit hard last year, saying they saturated the market. maybe not. ♪ vonnie: welcome back to "bloomberg go." ups reported fourth-quarter profit that beat estimates. the big reason? the successful holiday season. the previous two years, ups has been plagued by late deliveries and other problems. two of the biggest names in jet engines are in a patent fight. general electric says ideas used by another company or developed in the 1970's. pratt & whitney is not commenting. the automaker has decided to , the cars to be shown for the first time tomorrow at an indian auto show. ziczsay it will keep the name for now. matt: the developing story, china national chemical is nearing an agreement to buy swiss pesticide and seed maker syngenta for close to $43 million. it would be the biggest acquisition by a chinese firm if it goes through. chairs of gin then chat -- of the s

michael kors has been doing really well online.ith where the market is going on. ralph laurent took a beating where the company is being told it isn't what it is used to be. stephanie: is this a matter of being patient? shannon: even companies like under armour at adidas, they do have a good strategy. they have been doing alright but investors are looking forward. they have to see contracts up next year and what will happen going forward? stephanie: how does the story change? the outperform a tough road until two weeks ago. how do things change? shannon: under armour has been the david versus goliath story. they have tried to get into the market dominated by adidas and nike. shooting hoops with steph curry. david: i heard about that. they have gotten smart in doing the endorsement deals. they are executing on it and that is what will help the retailers stand apart from the pack at this point. stephanie: when we talk about retail dollars and consumer sentiment, our consumer spending? look at the overall markets, what is the consumer