>> sam adams is an alliance cons mragz a trains, and molson is having a hard time. >> that's why it's up 7%. >> it may have something to do with it. >> it's the consolation brands and i do anything that is touching candidates, though, that is the threat to all of these alcoholic beverages. so if they can get into that that's the growth area if you want to look for that. >> if you can't beat them, buy them >> apple >> whoa, what? what apple. >> big week. >> this is more complicated, right? >> well, i'm just saying, let's go to the big guns the stock's up 10% in the straight line and it got to the big, round number of 1 trillion. i just want to make a point. this stock had a volatile q1 and it traded in a range and after it reported those earnings on may 1st the stock went up 10% over three days and what did it do for the next few months it consolidated the gains and we had another breakout so to me, i don't think it's a sell, sell, sell or anything like that. i think there is a good chance you will see the stock consolidate and the first week of september they'll announce iphones and t

molson coors is forming a joint venture with a marijuana producer to capitalize on canada's decision recreational marijuana later this year. investors are opening the caps, molson coors one of the top movers on the s&p, better by 4% right now. >>> another company expanding its bread and butter, ihop. the international house of pancakes now in the burger business. the ceo of ihop's parent dime brands, steve joyce, here to explain his chain's flapjack flip-flop. that's next on "countdown." don't go away. ♪ ♪ not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges... how mature of them. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ >> international house of burgers. >> oh, yeah! [laughter] liz: it's kind of a move that broke the internet, ihop's pr stunt that changed the pancake chain's name and rocketed it to the top of

. >> keep in mind other companies, molson and heineken are working on beverages that are infused with it is just a matter of getting the legal and regulatory issues out of the way. >> it is important to note that these drinks will take the alcohol out. >> it is a new world we live in. >> thank you. let's get a check of copper because it has fallen into a bear market. 4%.owing $256. we seeing metal investors fleeing to the safety of the u.s. dollar. turkey's financial crisis deepening with trade tensions in the u.s. and china. what you to sign up for our newsletter. get the latest on gold politics in your inbox every day. that is it for the balance of power today this is bloomberg. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the b

. >> molson doors will attempt to sell marijuana-infused drinks in canada its canadian division willtner from the marijuana producer, the hydropothecary corporation to develop that drink. that's the news update this hour back to you. >> they should buy a munchies company. >> they absolutely should to go right along with that. >> thanks, sue. >>> let's show you what's going on with the markets. it's a mixed picture the dow and suspect are moving lower while the nasdaq is seeing modest gains the dow is down, nasdaq is higher by roughly 21 points. i mentioned apple is sitting an all-time high today. $200.44. we don't know the actual share count but $203 or $204 and it gets to a trillion bucks >>> ferrari is lower following bearish comments and consumer stocks are much lower with caesars. >> fidelity shaking up the $19 million mutual fund industry launching the first-ever no-cost index fund what this will mean for the industry, for you, for the individual investor. we'll ask kathleen murphy, next. with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, de

this is stuart o'neill and john paul molson.now been arrested around ten miles from the prison itself this morning. the police spokesperson says we are now no longer looking for them and they are in custody. that news coming from avon and somerset police. the headlines on bbc news... an unmarried mother of four has won her legal battle to claim bereavement payments, following the death of her partner. the ruling could affect tens of thousands of families across the uk. alex salmond — scotland's former first minister — faces criticism for launching a crowd—funding campaign to fight sexual misconduct allegations after resigning from the snp last night. children up to 17 years old could be banned from buying sugar and caffiene—filled energy drinks in england in a bid to tackle childhood obesity. an american plus size model has told the bbc she cried when the uk editor of the magazine cosmopolitan asked her to be on the cover. tess holliday, who is a uk size 26, says it will have positive impact on millions of people with bodies lik

lower sales at molson coarse, it's down 3%. oh, will you look at chipotle?rday, down 9%. yeah, reports of illness at one ohio location. that restaurant has since been reopened. the stock premarket, no change after a 9% drop. how about facebook? it removed 32 fake accounts that supposedly were trying to meddle in the midterms. we'll have more on that later. the stock is not rebounding, 173 on facebook. >>> a former georgia police officer accused of rigging the mcdonald's monopoly game for more than a decade. all right, how did he do it? ashley: this is a movie, it's fantastic. his name is jerome jacobson, private security officer, who oversaw part of mcdonald's game pieces. you tried to get complete sets, and they came with big prizes. if you could ever find the elusive boardwalk, that was a million bucks. turn the out that mr. jacobson started handing out the winning game pieces to people and taking a slice of the action. he'd take $50,000 from somebody -- stuart: did he have questions? a. ashley: he had the request to all of this. as his network grew, he de