also in the background, the italian brand montclair are | the italian brand montclair are considering on that? ~ ., ., ., ., that? we have not had a huge amount about _ that? we have not had a huge amount about that. _ that? we have not had a hugej amount about that. burberry's amount about that. burberry�*s shares were down 30% for that. when the share price of the company is down, it often is, in the eyes of the letters i want to take over company, it was looking attractive in terms of its fundamentals. now that has gone away. the share prices are up now and they've got these plans, we will possibly see less people interested in the company forcibly depends if his plans work. there are other issues at bay, simply offering its core, then we may see some takeover bids emerge again. thank you very much for that. in other news... meta, which owns facebook and instagram, has been hit with a fine worth $840 million by the european commission for breaking competition with its facebook marketplace classified ad service. the commission said that marketplace automatically exposes facebook use

so maybe here in montclair, i, i think i didn't tell you because i wanted to spare you. it is, it is a very because you know that i put all my research on little yellow post-its and i can never find them. mine is mine. mine is a very arcane system. it's something i've developed over the years where, yes, i have my i have a i have a firm rule in my research and that is that if you can't find it again, like when you're fact and so forth, you can't find it, you can't use it because. yeah, yeah, who knows? after over four years, maybe you, you imagine it's something that actually isn't in the text of whatever you're thinking it came from. so i've developed this really arcane system and it's the granular things that stand out in this, this this system and basically it works out. i'm very old school by you went into my office today i still have all the materials from from this book it's sort of like the phantom of the opera, the organ that he played there, all these of stacks of documents i print everything out. i can't imagine how anybody can store their research entirely onl

montclaire could bid for the retail label known for their plaids and trench coats.s is at a time they face a downturn for demand in high end goods especially in china. one deal brews and another blows up. federal energy regulatory commission blocked a deal between amazon and power producer talen. amazon was looking to hook the data center into their react tors to bypass the traditional electric grid. local utilities objected to the plan leaving them to nuke amazon's proposal. talen is down 2.3%. look who is collateral damage. consolation energy. they are down 11.8%. they will restart the power island plant to sale electric to microsoft. that's at the very bottom of the s&p. >>> high stakes on the high seas, how are ocean shippers gaining out the global tariffs. we asked the head of maersk north america. >>> dow down 247 points. red for the nasdaq. s&p losing 10 and russell popping up by 11 points. at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can

of burberry's london stores have reportedly been told about a potential takeover by italian brand montclair newspaper says the trenchcoat maker has paused discussions with affiliates until it has confirmed more details of the bid. burberry has been trying to turn around its business after years of falling sales. both companies declined to comment. the u.s. department of commerce is reported to have sent a letter to tsmc to stop shipments of some advanced ai chips to china from today. according to reuters, the instructions restrict shipments of some seven nanometer chips used in ai operations. they also reported last week that tsmc, the foundry, has told multiple chinese customers it will suspend production of their ai and high-performance chips. german remote driving startup vay is set to accelerate production. we will speak to the ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we need to finish the job. we want to have confidence inflation will go back down to the 2% target. tom: minneapolis fed president neel kashkari talking about the outlook for inflation on cbs's face the nation. and we are expecti

. >> montclair state university. >> what do you take. >> right now journalism major but i want to gothe weather. >> i love the weather. >> janice: would you like to do weather your last day here as an intern. >> if you would let me. thank you so much guys. for the northeast and california, dry, warm, and windy conditions are driving up high fire risks today. in the northwest can you expect heavy rains and up to a foot of snow in the mountains. some showers and thunderstorms are looking to pop up along the gulf coast and mississippi valley. and for all the latest and greatest weather info and updates can you today fox weather.com or download the fox weather app. back to you guys. >> janice: amazing. >> ni, in o fantastic. >> i appreciate it. >> janice: someone at home who is taping it? >> hi to my mimaw i love you. >> janice: sometimes rick and i decide we don't want to work you are the guy. >> i appreciate it. >> janice: more school after this. >> yeah i have a class after this. >> janice: has everyone been nice to you. >> everyone has been super awesome here. >> janice: big applause

and i think so that's update montclair, reporting from it still fontaine in south africa's northwest pro for now divisions remain among delegates holding towards the south, correct aimed at securing an international treaty to cub plastic pollution representatives from a 175 countries. one to reduce the amount of plastic on us with guidelines on design, production and consumption. but some plastic producing and oil and gas countries, including saudi arabia, oppose such measures. you enter environment agency is wondering that if no action is taken, the volume of plastic entering the environment, time really could double by 24 to we are here today because the plastic pollution is not just an outside nonsense, but an ocean. and you see the threats to ankle systems, economies on to my account. the magnitude of the crisis is evident, underscore the origin say of our mission. when i recently went to greece for a series reports on past that you send, this one examines the global from the plastic was invented way back in 1900. and then our pool is very important. applications of plastic today

i think -- was he from montclair? >> i believe that's right. >> leading intellectual -- >> for many, many years. long-time resident. >> good school. >> by the way, this is usually a pretty good week for the xrt relative to spy. week between black friday and black friday itself. >> if there's a good game on friday for amazon, hey, you know, just keep hitting buy. it's like boom, boom, boom. >> this is courtesy of b of a here. look how many times xrt outperforms the broader market. >> how did our treasury secretary do during that run up there? new treasury secretary. >> we don't have a new treasury secretary yet. >> oh, you're right. designate, designate. mccormick is no longer designate. he's it. >> for senate -- >> yeah, that race is done. >> casey conceded. >> as long as identify been alive, there's been a casey. never knew what they did but i voted for them. that's important. >> to david's point about salt, i mean, it only takes a few in the house and there have been some vocal -- there's been some loud voices in th

they work with brands like nike, montclair, lululemon.hey have a great view of what the consumer looks like. i want to get an understanding about how you think about this portfolio because, as i mentioned, you played in so many different areas. i don't see a big commonality between the innovative shoelace for snowboards and cyclists and then incredibly high-handed diamonds that can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. what is the common thread that runs through this? elias: thank you for having me on, tim. the common thread we have is our companies are all innovative and disruptive, and frankly, they align with our values. if you look at the companies we own, we work with pretty much all consumer cohorts, from the wealthiest with lugano diamonds, where the average ticket price almost half $1 million -- vonnie: ooh! elias: two mass-market harbors buying wax cubes to make your home smell better. what is common is a dedication towards innovation. what you are seeing is when you have on-trend products that are innovative, the consumer tends

montclair may bid for the reddish luxury retailer.y sources say the lvmh boss is in favor of a deal. one of the greatest forces in pop music history has passed away. record producer quincy jones died at the age of 91 at his home in los angeles. he rose to prominence are raising -- arranging jazz productions before collaborating with frank sinatra and sammy davis junior. he went on to reduce the most successful albums of michael jackson's career. his career lasted more than 70 years and includes 28 grammy awards. that is your brief. jonathan: the word legend has lost its meaning over the last few years. that was one. next, prioritizing america's economy. >> the president has the right to impose tariffs on these countries that are hurting us. >> investing in american industries is the way we are going to win the competition with china for the 21st century. jonathan: that conversation up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya kno