and molson sales were not so bubbly. higher margin beers did help the firm's results. shares were up almost 5% to 73.65. meanwhile, shares of generac went the other way after the earnings and revenue came in well below estimates. they claimed a miss on a record low level of power outages. the stock was off 14% to 29.10. >> "the new york times" saw its earnings rise nearly 80% after it cut operating costs. the revenue was off because of weak advertisement sales. that sent shares down 3% to $12.80. costco reporting same-store sales flat in july but that's better than what wall street was expecting from the wholesaler. shares were off slightly to 146 to 144. ibm is buying merge health care in a deal worth $1 billion. the firm will combine with big blue's new health analytic unit. shares fell to 156.32. merge soared to $7.10. >>> coming up as more companies offer more perks for employees, are they raising the bar? and will it change the workplace as we know it? >>> sobering statistics. the corn belt region seeing decline. the average value of crop land in the corn belt whi

let's start with molson coors. an issue for that beer company.hael kors another surprise to the up side in the handbag market. crushing those earnings per share, better gross margin lower expenses reaffirming the full year guidance. analysts like that. profit is still down year over year. it posted its second straight quarter of negative comps. remember when we saw those comps that used to be astronomical. that is probably going to be in the past. they are down 47% year to date. a lot of negative sentiment going into that. we cut back on those promos. that did appear to work for them. strengthen international wholesaling. that was good for that retailer. if you take a look finishing out with some of the same store sales report. limited brands and costco beating the street with their results. however, shares of both are marginally lower. as we throw back to you, it looks like the dow is down 58 points and we have lost a little bit more steam during the last minute or so. back to you guys. >> disney is down 2.5%. leading me to edyesterday's story,

. >>> beermaker molson coors sales are hampered.pmorgan moving more than 2,100 jobs from manhattan to new jersey. the company receiving $90 million from the garden state in subsidies to make that move. >>> and jerusalem-based car technology company mobileeye reporting better than expected second quarter profit with revenue increasing 57% from the previous quarter of the year. tyler, over to you at headquarters. >>> the dow hovering at around six-month lows. the s&p breaking a key support level of 2,087. energy a bright spot in today's sell-off. perhaps curiously. dominic chu drilling down on that sector for us now. >> i see what you did there. "drilling down" on that sector. if tuyou look at the s&p 500 intraday, it's managed to get a bit of a bounce. the only sector in the green today, up by over 1%. >> why? i thought oil was down today. >> oil it down today. that's the curious part about it. a number of stocks are really driving the action. it's a wide swath. different types of energy stocks. energy stocks overall, year to date ga

molson coors getting hit by a strong dollar, profit holding up, however, and investors like it, the stockrs. stuart: well done. we're less than eight hours away from the first big gop debate on fox news. bring in fred barnes, please. fred, donald trump obviously in the spotlight, but the top republican says, oh, no, we're going to shift the attention away, we're going to attack hillary, all of us. do you think that's possible with donald trump sitting right in the middle of the debate? >> i think that's ridiculous. i think voters and the press and even me and probably you too, stuart, will find that, debate so-called will be a waste of time. i don't think that's what anybody wants to hear now. they want to hear about the republican candidates, what they're for, what are their differences and why donald trump is leading. my own view is they won't attack trump, and that will be what makes the questioners from fox news even more important. they'll be the ones who will have to hold trump to the fire on what he believes and whether he has a real agenda -- stuart: but there'll be strict rules i