let's head up to nicole petallides on the floor of new york stock exchange. nicole?p 500 is with up arrow. that is amazing. traders were taken off-guard with the dow off 300 points. the dow was down 100 points but recouped some of those losses. that being said, we're still seeing downward action with a lot of names down, american express, jpmorgan, goldman sachs, some financial names are under pressure. there are winners to speak of like proctor & gamble and names came out with earnings and like doing well. proctor & gamble doing great on the dow jones industrial average, up 3.7%. automobiles came out with their sales numbers. seeing great sales numbers. but the big picture here is all the major averages are down for the week and now the dow with leg down moving into negative territory. monthly jobs report as well today. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. match made in career heaven. dating service eharmony wants you to find the love of your work place life. its elevated career service will use sites famous compatibility to pair workers with perfect bos

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange to close out the trade.ing? >> reporter: tradering certainly watching the comeback off the lows of the day. we have heavier volume since the headlines crossed. i want to take a look at a couple of retailers front and center today, including j.c. penney. yesterday we heard from j.c. penney, no doubt people believe the turnaround has been gaining traction. we saw same-store sales on the rise, exceedingexpectations, particularly for home goods and jewelry. however there is a cautious tone going forward, and concerns about gross margins going forward. and with that you've seen the stock turn into the red down about 3%. and take a look at dillards, second-quarter earnings fell about 5%. the stock is down about 8%. that is a huge move. so weaker margins for dillards and the stock is at 106 and change, back to you. >> nicole petallides thanks so much. we want to remind you, the dow is down 58 points. we still have the all-important and final hour of trading, that's all we have for now. i hope you are making money t

we go to the floor of the new york stock exchange, nicole petallides, what is going on?f with the markets which you have a record day here on wall street. all those bulls who took the path of least resistance to the upside or were absolutely right. s&p 500 at 2,000, never seen that before, so today is a record. i'm watching sony very carefully here. right now the stock is up over half a percent. couple of pieces of news. first of all, we should start off with everything is clear for sony at the moment. over the weekend there was a cyber attack that did take it down over the weekend. there was a twitter handle, and the name is lizard squad. and with that, behind that was a denial of service, basically, an influx of traffic into sony, and there was concern that maybe the 53 million users of sony's playstation and such would have their information compromised. that did not happen. however, it was down for a time. it's back up. this coincided with lizard squad also, right? this is a handle, we don't know who's behind it. the fbi is actually looking into this, this coincides

. >> all right, nicole petallides don't go anywhere. there is the closing bell and we can see the dow is up 78 points. s&p 500. we haven't settled but doesn't look like we'll close above 2,000. nasdaq is up today, we want to take a look how things are going, russell 2000 closing up today. "after the bell" starts right now.. cheryl: breaking down today's action, michael wall with us, wall financial group retire well and president title. he thinks investors should prepare for downturn in the market to. pay capital group vice president as well. two sectors she says represent big opportunities for investors, and scott joining us from the cme, scott, we start with you. you're in the pit. a record for the s&p 500. what does that mean for treasuries? i know you've been watching those levels all day here? >> it's confounding the guys behind me. we're going with the flow here, it's not too often we see the treasuries rally like the stock market rally, but that's the flavor for the year. we've got the treasury market at 2.8% and the s&p is over 2

dierdre: we will take you right now to nicole petallides from the stock exchange. should be saying happy to see you again. adam: good to see. >> pretty much settling along the unchanged line, right. adam: nicole. >> the dow is up 11 points. we're seeing strength in telecom, health care, utilities. that is it where we see the strength. look at jpmorgan. that is under pressure. in the last 45 minutes or so we see heavy volume. the stock moving to new low as they are investigate a cyberattack. adam: retailer, express, they're seeing big gains today. what's up? >> interestingly back in may they warned. this time around despite they have the weak numbers they weren't as bad as analysts expected. as a result they beat the street. stock moved up 13%. that is huge move for express. >> speaking of huge moves, i'm looking at elizabeth arden moving higher. what is the story there? >> the beauty company has been struggling. there are reports that rohn capital commenced a tender offer. they will basically acquire stock up to 20% but not more than 30%. having that backing enough

thank you so much, nicole petallides. what do pop chips, fly wheel and vitamin water have in common? the same man has driven them to success. rohan oza takes companies from struggling start-ups to the big leagues. next big project is buy. this is a low calorie drink, all natural, but got caffeine, it's taking on vitamin water and snapple. how does he know that something is going to be so hot? joining me rohan oza along with ben weiss, buy co-founder and ceo. you came up with ways to pinpoint the next big thing. how do you have it in genetics to figure that out? >> pure luck, pure luck. liz: no. >> i have a simple philosophy in any of the brands i helped build, do i use the product? do i like the product on a daily or eat it on a daily basis and respect and value the founder. whether it was vitamin water, and i stopped drinking coke and built an incredible brand, we built something special there, whether it was vita coke, i didn't want to drink the fluorescent sports drink like gatorade, it was a huge win there. and pop ch

i was talking to nicole petallides earlier. coming into the week, it was about geopolitical headlines. that was going to dictate our markets. light economic calendar, light earnings calendar, but seems like it's quite the opposite now. everyone is focusing on domestic stuff here and making the market move in the directions we're seeing. on the short-term basis, memory is short-term, looking at the economic data and earnings affecting our markets. in the bigger picture, the geopolitical issues haven't gone away, still need to focus on that. next week it comes down to the fed. we're towards the end of the summer, lot of people on vacation, low volume, high vol, everyone is going to find something to focus on. the fomc comments coming out next week we have to focus on. liz: we absolutely will. elliott, why is oil dropping so much? is this the walmart effect, where walmart outright warned for the rest of the year it's not going to see the kind of growth that investors had hoped they see, and people don't have the money to travel an

down to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. it's been a push you, pull me day. the dow is climbing closer to the flatline that would make it, what the 45th time? >> it crossed the unchanged time 30 times. we are seeing the dow to the down side about 13 points. that is the action we've seen. over the last couple of days, we've had quite a run. the dow in the last two trading days up over 200 point. you're blinking and don't notice, right? there's a nice one-week chart. yesterday and today, only the nasdaq and the transports posting some green on the screen for this week, for the two days combined. take a look at movers on the s&p 500 right now. newmont mining is up 2.4%. the ceo gary goldberg recently said he's interested in talking with barrett gold about a potential merger. the talks broke down. you can see intuitive surgial, michael kors down about 3.5%. mixed bag with back and forth action. back to you. liz: always more at the michael kors stores, maybe it's a buying opportunity. good to see you. closing bell ringing in 48 minutes. ukraine, the jolt stated ke

liz: okay, great, thank you very much, nicole petallides.zap futures are closing, just about now. 45 seconds to go. head back to bill baruch in the pits of cme. how is it shaping up for monday, bill? >> we're closing slightly down. data next week will be the same thing. good news will be bad news and weigh on this market. ecb will be the major event. watch 10-year yields. i think it closes at 2.7% again it will put pressure on equity market. downside market everybody needs to look at, 5%, comes in 1880. david: bill, thank you very much. have a good weekend. liz? liz: list hen to the description when the fed will raise its rates. here is the quote, yellen fed wants to see the whites of eyes in real healing in labor market before it tightens. who said that? our next guest. this as the u.s. economy added 209,000 jobs last month s today's report getting us closer to see the whites of the recovery eyes? diane swonk, author of that line, mesirow chief economist. i thought that jumped out at me. i think it point to the fact that the fed is not read

liz: let's head back to nicole petallides. she has the reason it is moving lower. >> let's look at the numbers overall what it is doing in the bid-ask. revenue came in a little bit light and that's part of the problem in the after-hours. they had earnings per share beat. revenue a little bit light. the revenue seems positive for the fourth quarter for earnings per share and also sales. however, that is good news. and the full-year as well. i think that revenue number is really what everybody continues to focus on. it is looking down about 60 bucks here in the after-hours. you know very well they have the k-cups. they have been doing a lot with making deals with companies such as nestle and others. they continue to grow but a revenue miss there. that may be hitting the numbers a little bit. liz: we're learning, nicole, guidance for the current quarter is a little light although full-year guidance is strong. david: it is down 4 1/2%. thank you very much. nicole petallides. >>> this one of the totally a few companies with potential treatment for the deadly ebola virus

nicole petallides has the impressive facebook entry from the floor of the nyse. nicole?ing because reed hastings makes a post on facebook about netflix, and he wants to show his excitement. you could sense his excitement, but at the same time trying not to be too excited. what is he telling us on facebook? what he's saying is netflix -- and he calls it a minor milestone -- outpaced hbo in subscriber revenue. it's just by a hair, but they did it. so they came in, netflix came in with 1 .146 billion to hbo's 1.141 billion. now, reed hastings on his post said, look, we passed hbo in subscriber revenue, they still kick our rear ends, and he didn't say rear end, in profits and emmys, but hey, right? we're making progress. and indeed they are, right? netflix certainly is a winner here today, we also know they do have emmy nominations, more than 30 of them for "orange is the new black," "house of cards" and such. we have seen netflix doing great not only today, up about 3%, but a winner this year 20% and over the last 52 weeks more than 70%, liz. so really a great, great perfor

nicole petallides, let's go bac. we can't get enough of him in the pits of cme.n what will happen tomorrow by the close of the s&p? >> we're limping in here to be slightly higher today. we have to wait to see what happens overnight. i can't do this without saying geopolitical risks. i was going to try to do it without saying that. there i just said it. we have things to worry about globally. we can't really discount what will happen tomorrow. ultimately i said this he have about, for the year we'll be up eight to 10% but it will be a bumpy ride. liz: scott, thanks. our traders in the last hour, chris gersch was saying that 1940 was a key, key level. we need to be watching for that. >> i heard 1900 is a key level too, right, scott? >> give you another one of the year, 193, because the fed raised rates a little bit too soon and we were only rescued by world war ii! so be careful about raising rates too soon. david: nice. very nice, reference thrown in there by scott shellady. liz: wait. the guy who hates low interest rates. we have to be careful -- 1937. david: you

nicole: diane nicole petallides, dow jones industrial average is higher by 34 points.asdaq index in beginning 1/4%. what is driving the dow, chevron ng and accounting half of the dow's game that the current time. inventories tumbled and energy stocks higher. walgreen says it will move forward, european pharmacy company, the largest ever, they will not do in version where they moved their headquarters, based in chicago. video game earnings, activevision hitting a new high taking you to the downside. it is of 3% doing well and a forward outlook is great also and coming up next on "varney and company" another ed snowden on our hands. someone is a plank members of the media with classified material, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. stuart: there are reports the new ed snowden supplying the media with classified documents. all rise, j

nicole: i am nicole petallides.he dow jones industrial average down 61 points, loss of 1/3% much like the s&p one hundred, down 0.1%. we are looking at a ten year chart of knett which plans are moving into silicon and publishing. the stock right now is up 1/4%. movers in this cvs, a target, retail and -- retail down 21%. it has some big moves to the downside on some weak numbers for the latest earnings season and we have two of golf's biggest stars out of the game. you know who they are? stay tuned, "varney and company," wall street journal sports reporter coming up. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. i don't have to leave my desk and get up and go to the post office anymore. [ male announcer ] with stamps.com you can print real u.s

eastern. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.e up about 10 points at 17,117. the s&p 500 sitting right at that 2,000 mark. and the nasdaq composite setting a new 14 1/2-year high with utilities, telecom and health care leading the way on wall street. take a look at radioshack, up about 40% this week. 40%! that's because they may be getting rescue financing. stock is up 16 points, 2%, it would help them to avoid chapter 11. >>> under armour, the analysts have been checking and noting that under armour gaining in footwear and gaining on the number two footwear maker adidas, number one is nike. in the midst of a deal with kevin durant. keep an eye on williams-sonoma and guess reporting after the bell. williams-sonoma near a high on the day. when your favorite food starts a fight fight back fast with tums. relief that neutralizes acid on contact... ...and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! try great tasting tums chewy delights. yummy. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that r

nicole: i am nicole petallides with your fox business brief. it has gone back and forth. is slightly lower. the nasdaq within the aero. here are some of the winners. home depot right now is down. a winner this week. here are some retail movers for you. and tell and -- ann taylor. it is down 3%. grover norquist. first he loves uber. dusty about the new hire? we will take that information next.e' ♪ toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. stuart: researchers at the university of washington say there is a global warming hiatus. they say it has plunged into the atlantic ocean. part of a nationally occurring cycle. uber coming out of nowhere. now it has a value of $18 billion. now this, former obama staffer david roth will be uber n

. ♪ nicole: i am nicole petallides with your fox business.ustrial average of 60 points. the s&p up even more. almost a full percentage point. some of the dow winners. some of the dow components have up arrows. reducing the price target to $76. eighty-nine dollars. getting ready to compensate for possible strikes. coming up next, we will be taking a close look at shark week. andha award winning cameraman. ♪ copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells,... you can get hives, vision ch

nicole: i am nicole petallides with your fox business brief. 500 did cross into record territory. record all-time highs. the nasdaq was between positive and negative territories. both hewlett-packard and korbel came out with numbers. hewlett-packard doing well. take a look at the chief design officer. he is leaving the company. ups saying that they are warning of a potential data breach. twenty-four states. fifty-one stores. the malware has been removed. that is the latest. ♪ you know what i love america? fine barbecue, good times and zero heart burn. and that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heart burn because it gives me zero heart burn. prilosec otc the number one dr. recomended frequent heart burn medicine for nine straight years. you can beat zero herat burn prilosec otc one pill each morning 24hrs, zero heart burn stuart: there is quite a few consumer stocks that have record highs. names that you know. staples is a name that you know and it is not at a record high. now, listen to this. and pop back and leave whatever

nicole petallides at the exchange.ode island, brian kelly always here. the economy, back in the news again. interest rates at historic lows. the biggest economies in the world, some of them contracting. you are a professional economist. what do you make of this? >> europe has a big mess going on, we see second quarter decline and everyone else between problems in the middle east and in the ukraine, people are scared to do anything. stuart: are we in america going to suffer because of what is happening in germany and japan and all of europe? >> it hurts us because if they are not buying stuff they are not buying our stuff. particularly capital goods into europe and some in japan, the economy is going to translate weakness in those sectors in the u.s.. stuart: are we going to expand at a mere 2%. can we break out? >> we will do a little better, this is a half speed recovery, it will be at half speed recovery until europe fixes its problems, and they get more confidence in the united states. stuart: thanks very much for j

. ♪ nicole: i am nicole petallides with your fox business brief.ndustrial average is down. prior to that the dow went over the unchanged line more than 30 times. on the move. intel and exxon. bullish on abercrombie. 285 from a whole. tesla, the name that we want so closely has been soaring. the tesla model s has its share of problems. buying cars anonymously. that is not good. right now the stock is down 1.75%. we have a leading e cigarette company coming up after the break to talk about regulations. you don't want to miss this. ♪ hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss

more on this one in a moment. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.e is up 82 points. triple-digit gains off the earlier highs of the day. s&p 500 crossed record all-time highs on nasdaq and 14-year high today. some winners in the s&p 500 worth noting include morgan stanley which hit a new high. new field exploration, gilead sciences among many stocks doing well and hitting highs. other names hitting new highs include in the steel sector. u.s. steel and ak steel, both which got some upgrades. credit suisse rating outperform on u.s. steel and they raised the price target to 50 bucks, saying higher steel prices are expected as wellings, as raw material cost advantages. both names with up arrows. ann taylor activist investor urging retailer to sell itself. could fetch as much as 2 1/2 billion dollars. she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the sa

nicole: iam nicole petallides. the third day in a row perhaps. a record high. industrial average is up 32 points. home depot is hitting a record high today. a multitude from raymond james ceo and barclays. take a look at hurts. having to withdraw its full-year numbers. also because they did not have cars available. that stock right now is down 10.5%. we are also taking a look at walgreens. that is slightly higher. two executives are out. ♪ in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov stuart: we have this coming in to fox business. president obama will have this coming in next hour. no word at this moment on whi

nicole: i am nicole petallides with your fox business brief.l average up. some of the dow winners include exon, merck. we also saw that s&p 500 hit another record of 2005. a few of the things are in the energy room. energy and financials have been doing very well this week. moe bottle fell short. designer shoe warehouse doing well. coming up next, hey, there are millennial's. ♪ its so close to the options floor, you'll bust your brain-box. all on thinkorswim, from td ameritrade. the two i am going to ask charles payne a question. continental resources. if you buy it, you will make some money in it. charles: it is in the news right now because he may have the most expensive divorce in history. this stock probably gets over 200 letters a share. you know, look at that chart. that is not the chart of a company that actually beat the street. they will continue. they have more oil than anyone thinks they have. stuart: president obama and the democrats will have to get into fracking. get into the extra supplies of natural gas. charles: people like thi

. >> i am nicole petallides live on the floor the new york stock exchange with your fox business briefxing onto yesterday's big losses. down over 300 points yesterday, further losses the doubt now down 72 points, a loss of nearly half of 1%. the movers on the dow jones industrial average, pfizer and procter & gamble, those are some of the winners. american express and chevron coming under pressure down 1%, jpmorgan down 2.5%. take a look at linkedin seeing revenues higher than the estimate, the stock up 10%. more hiring revenue coming into the company. tesla came up with some numbers pumping out hundreds of units. up 3%. looking at freedom to worship coming up on "varney & company." so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i never really thought i would make money doing what i love. we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your

. >> un nicole petallides with your fox business brief. the dow dropped floridian 67 points.he dow is down ten points. back-and-forth action. the s&p and nasdaq asking out gains. the dow movers, disney, christoph timesaver robbed of a procter and gamble. disney is gaining. take a look. hitting a new high. up for naphtha technology it goes in your vehicle to one year of a possible collision paris stocks doing well. mignon the move. gaining. our next guest created what is being called the ebay of india. certainly all lot more here on certainly all lot more here on "varney & co.." you've reached the age where you've learned a thing or two. this is the age of knowing what you're made of. so why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain... it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medica

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: and interes interestingn wall street. one record after another, today no different hitting the 2000 mark on the s&p 500. looking at this one, you have the shareholders and activist investors. together they control in excess of 1%, not a huge stake compared to sometimes wholly 9%, but this basically suggesting worth on the block 2.2 billion's a just and they may putting themselves up for sale. if not, this chatter moving the stock up today. tracy: california wine country facing an uphill climb. the jolt left one hurt people injured. there, fallout topping $100 million. how is it going, claudia? >> this is one of the hardest hit areas in the rubble in downtown whereas you can see behind me many of these historic buildings in this area have started significant damage, and a big cleanup job ahead. 15 buildings in the downtown district have been red tag, just ttoo damaged to enter. there just too unsafe to entropy at his scores of people injured as a spark several fires like this on

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange.tesla right now. >> right now, a great performer on the nasdaq 100. look at tesla which is a winner. up over 5% at 260.67. positive comments echoed last week from pacific crest, those firms looking trajectory going forward for tesla motors, production of vehicles, amount of vehicles they put out over next couple of years. 60,000 and 100,000 respectively for 2015 and 2016. those are gains of 18% and 67%. that is more than they expected. don't forget the gigafactory producing the batteries, lithium-ion batteries. that is big deal for tesla. buy rating and 310 price target from deutsche bank. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. iraq on the brink. the crisis there reaching a boiling point. listen how the u.s. is most likely in for the long haul. >>> the surprised state where it is hardest to get work. why many might want to consider crossing state lines to get a job. ♪ (trader vo) i search. i research. i dig. and dig some more. because, for me, the challenge of the search... is almost as e

liz: "the willis report" is next with nicole petallides. you will be talking about this new trend in medicine called telemedicine. >> tell me what you think, liz and dave. how would you feel to get on skype and show your doctor your pink eye or your rash, rather than going to the doctor's office? what do you think of that? david: no. liz: wait a minute, convenient, middle of the night my child. david: not my pink eye. i ain't sharing that with anybody unless i'm right there. >> go keep your pink eye private. really a growing trend and certainly something we'll be watching closely. exciting trend in medicine. maybe cough a little and he will listen to it. thanks, guys. david: okay. >> coming up on the show retail sales numbers come in much weaker than expected. bellwether macy's cut the forecast. will retailers start slashing prices to get you in the door? football season is coming up. fantasy football will cost employers billions of dollars in lost productivity. but there is some good news too. we'll explain that. the new threat emerging th

nicole petallides on the floor of new york stock exchange. rnes & noble a surprise winner today, nicole. >> yeah, it may be an interesting story for lot of people that still like books the old way, right? barnes & noble apparently is teaming up with google to get courier service to deliver books to your home same day in some of the big, big cities including new york, l.a. and san francisco, west l.a. we're talking about manhattan. basically they will team up according to reports to get your books back. melissa: wow, i like that. nicole, thank you so much. >>> fallout from the megadeal still being felt today. shares of our parent company, twenty-first century fox soaring while time warner's stock continues to fall. despite speculation to the contrary, pulling his 08 bid. we remain opportunistic and nimble we are strategicgy a complete company and we have clear sense where we are going. here to break it all down, profitable trading.com jared levy. we have charlie and tom back with us as well. jared, what do you think? do you believe mr. murdoch?

stuart: here we go the real halftime report with nicole petallides at the exchange, and liz here in newst, breaking news about the president considering air strikes in iraq. you couple that with the russia-ukraine troop buildup. not a good feeling for your money going into the weekend. is it, ed? >> not at all, nobody likes a situation where they don't know what the future looks like. when you have situations that could have a ripple effect throughout the world market, people are going to pull back on putting money back into the market and pull money out. these are not good short-term things, long-term i'm most concerned about with russia. russia poses enormous problem long-term for investors. what's going on in iraq, not too concerned, short-term, not too concerned long-term. russia is the problem, stuart. stuart: got it. up next is nicole, the walking dead network. amc, why is the stock down? >> let me tell you something, it had been up, it started to move down along with the market overall. amc did very well. reported 33% rise in quarterly revenue, the international business grew bec

nicole petallides with some pretty good news out of wall street, thank you very much.estion they couldn't answer. >> have you been there in the last year? it's a completely different store. >> in what way? >> everything. >> they call it just a shack? >> the shack. you were there in the '70s when you went to get the tube for the television. >> but i picked up my walkman when my head sets broke. >> all new. >> heather inaugurate waiting to give us news headlines. you have tragic news about the missing mother. >> we've been tracking that story carefully. the missing mother in oregon. she was sadly found dead not long ago. police are now confirming that she committed suicide. her body was discovered in a remote area about 25 miles from herome. next to her they found a box of sleeping pills and a note to her family. her family then releasing a statement saying, quote, our hearts ache today. we don't know what led jennifer to this dark place and to this end and perhaps we'll never understand this. she leaves behind a husband and two young children. >>> a drone putting one of

nicole petallides on the floor of the nyse. >> brand that won't quit.me out with their numbers, stock is up 1.3% and $102.09. let's talk about sales numbers. it posted strong sales growth in the americas in two years in two years. not only did it do well at home, but the asia-pacific area doesn't come as a surprise that particular area was strong because that has been an area that was strong and during a tough global economy to see tiffany continue to survive, retailers that have been struggling. it is even outpacing the s&p 500 over the year or so as it raises profit forecasts going forward the analysts are jumping on board and supporting this retailer and seeing this store on fifth avenue, and shoppers from abroad in china and europe, up and americans at home. melissa: chatham shapiro, what is coming up? adam: two things, first i will pick up where you left off talking about term limits in. we have a competitor, we will talk with robert becker about why people should be looking at this technology and how simple it will be when it comes your smart phon

nicole petallides, who i'm sure loves potato salad and groupon. >> not true. groupon up 7.5%.we'll get the numbers, the analysts are looking at this one. buy, hold, sell? majority of analysts, 56% have a hold rating on this one. remember groupon ipo a few years ago, this was a $20 ipo. right now can you see hovering at $6.95 a share, improvement of growth margins, international operations and the analysts over at c. reilly upgraded it. they like what they're seeing. there is something about pampered cities based on groupon usage, green bay, wisconsin got most, nails, hair, teeth whitening. melissa: the virus that has the world worried, ebola sweeping across africa is here in our shores. we're going to go live from the hospital housing one of the patients next. >>> plus the intricate network of quarantine stations across the country. how they wo instantly detain anyone with the slightest sign of this infection? more "money" coming up. [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took o

dierdre: we'll get you back to nicole petallides. n the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, we know the new record for the s&p 500. what else is going on? >> when you take a look at best buy, that was the best performer in the s&p 500 today. what's interesting, yesterday, it was the worst performer. so this is wall street for you, right? yesterday, the worst performer. they talked about fewer people, customer traffic was dwindling. people were shopping online. was promotional environment. stock was down nearly 7% yesterday. today however, up 6.3%. that is best performer because analysts at reilly said listen they gave very conservative outlook for the holiday season. seems that reilly and other analysts believe the holiday season won't be a as promotional as best buy things. there will be marketing and new products. they seem more positive about best buy than best buy is itself. it bounced back and recouped almost all the losses of yesterday. it has been a wild stock. last year in 30 they are it, gained 236%. after three yea

melissa: a check of the markets and we go to nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. of green mountain today. >> you can see the stock jumping in a big way, hitting a new all-time record high of $135.99. it is 14%. any shareholder would be happy, on top of the fact that the stock is up 77% this year. what is the news? why is stock jumping this way? green mountain has signed a deal to make and sell kraft foods coffee and tax compatible with their brewing machines. they did similar deals with nestle and smokers. financial terms have not been disclosed but expanding their base and the other thing that is interesting is this is also ahead of new things coming out. they will be launching new borrowing systems if everybody is on coffee over here and 2.0 and the volt, those will be this year. we have big news on a new deal with green mountain, craft as well as the new machines coming out later this year so new highs for the stock. melissa: thank you so much. everybody wants to put the like a rock star. big award shows like the emmys, party planning for the rich and famous is

let's go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. who's going to save 'em?, let's take a look here. i'm going to bring you to both the stocks, consumer electronics. we all love 'em, right? tvs, alarm clocks, radios, laptops. you're seeing these two stocks, best buy down almost 7% today after, as we noted, a weak quarter, a weak outlook. fewer people shopping this the stores x. there's a look at radioshack. radioshack is up 22%. this stock has been down almost 70% this year. standard general, this is the second largest shareholder of radioshack, is actually helping radioshack right now according to bloomberg with a rescue package of some sort. this way radioshack won't have to file for chapter 11, so they've been burning so much cash in their turn around efforts. they've had nine straight quarters right through june that they've reported weakness and a quarterly loss. so this is a last ditch effort to try and save radioshack by the second largest shareholder. so we'll see. but in the meantime, the stock, which is down almost 70% this year, really got a nice p

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange, watching the big retail winner. de. look at how kohl's is fairing. you are seeing coles up 3%, 5674. the ticker symbol coles, expect great things. guess what? came out with a great quarter been number and that is why kohl's is a winner, such a contrast to names like walmart, really has given cautionary tons. polls saw strength in july, didn't outpace may and june but they saw profits better than expected quarterly profits because their costs were to the downside so poles doing well in the quarter that some other retailers didn't really pull through. also some names to watch in the after-hours from now to the end of the they would be j.c. penney and nordstrom. both of those reporting "after the bell". >> thank you so much. tim tebow returns to his old stomping grounds, florida's favorite getting back to college football. the investment apps aimed at the next generation because at the end of the day it is all about money. in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free

go to nicole petallides. we had been looking at so much red, look at some green.esla. >> nice to look at some green. including last friday, we're down 583 points, give or take, including last friday's move to the downside. test last, you're right. they're expanding and giving outlook for how many cars they produce going forward, the batteries. look at that, 4.3% to the upside. what a great move. david: we'll stay contrarian for a while, continuing to the plus category with linkedin. we saw it coming yesterday afternoon. >> right. they saw revenue higher. they continue have subscription growth. up 49% in second quarter. that was great. that was up 11%, today, really bucking the trend. liz: here is the game getting a lot of public attention. camera-maker mobilize in its public debut. >> this gives you a better safety rating if you have it in the vehicle. this soared 48%. helps stop you having accidents and the like. israeli company and what a great idea. [closing bell ringing] david: we have to mention the financials are down. looks like we're going to the negative

nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange with more on this one. at is the tone down there, nicole? >> you're right about today and what we've seen over past few weeks, volatility. this morning we were down 57 points. then we were up 60 points. here we are at the flat line. so there is certainly this tepid tone on wall street. it's a good way to say it. ge, proctor & gamble are two winners on the dow. ii want to take a look also at macy's today. see how macy's is faring. morgan stanley giving it some really great comments, calling it the best idea that they have, particularly in the department store universe. they said, that it is undervalued. they put a new price target of 66 bucks. and they gave a lot of reasons as to why they see growth for this company. it is up 2.6% right now. back to you. melissa: thanks so much. distress by the economy and disillusioned with our political leaders, a new poll from nb c&w sj, finds, 64% of the americans are satisfied with the current state of u.s. economy while president obama's approval rating plummeted to a a

liz: let's go not to todd but nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange.aw afternoon. when fed minutes appeared, it smash ad selloff and a fierce bounce back. >> traders said it would be knee-jerk reaction. we saw the dow dropped about 35 points or so. treasury yields one week highs and back up again of the dow right now is up 60 points as the s&p is approaching as you note ad record sell. david: one word noted debate, debate amongst the fed when to raise rates. >> that may be sooner than people are expecting. david: industrials. top sector, industrials. ge and boeing in particular doing quite well. >> all 10 sectors with up arrows which is mading day on wall street. ge, bank of america, watching those leading the way. consumer discretionary doing well. david: we have bank of america. meant to put boeing up. >> that is not an industrial. liz: record settlement with mortgage packed securities, it is moving up off the lows. waiting earnings from hewlett-packard. >> that is exciting. liz: intraday not exciting but what a run-up for the year. >> absolutely. 25

melissa: nicole petallides, thank you so much. i want to go to jason rotman, he is on the phone.ith a big drop like this you want to get as much perspective as we possibly can. jason, we fell off a cliff at top of the hour. in your mind what cued it? >> as i've been saying past couple weeks ago, melissa, i really believe the reason why we're entering simply the normal market much the market is looking major, at major company earnings. if earnings aren't good, there will not be anymore buyers, he especially with the tapering in full effect. motorola solutions, target is down 4%, so on and so forth. we're not seeing positive earnings. that really what started the whole downfall last week. ups, kraft, whole foods. so if earnings aren't good, we'll see momentum continue to favor the downside. melissa: jason, when they blame tensions around the world or latest comments out of poland, ukraine, russia, do you buy that or do you think it is just an excuse? >> well it is not necessarily an excuse, it is definitely real but i think the markets are made of people and people are emotional an

liz: "the willis report" is next with nicole petallides.ng about this new trend in medicine called telemedicine. >> tell me what you think, liz and dave. how would you feel to get on skype and show your doctor your pink eye or your rash, rather than going to the doctor's office? what do you think of that? david: no. liz: wait a minute, convenient, middle of the night my child. david: not my pink eye. i ain't sharing that with anybody unless i'm right there. >> go keep your pink eye private. really a growing trend and certainly something we'll be watching closely. exciting trend in medicine. maybe cough a little and he will listen to it. thanks, guys. david

david: let's head back to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. know, they're very fickle these teen stocks. >> they really are. you never really know what the teenagers want to shop for in the first place, coupled with a tough economy. also we've had the winter weather people are trying to get out of that tough era, during that time. look here. american eagle is up now about 12% at the moment, as it closed. they came out with second-quarter earnings and sales stopped analysted estimates. really, i think people thought it would be a lot worse. in fact they did better with the seas and profit higher than expected. second quarterly profit. other thing was the inventory. you know what? they got rid of a lot of inventory. that was good news. of lastly the forecast going forward. they forecast 17 to 19 cents a share. that 19 cents was at least above the analyst estimates. that is good news for american eagle. there is a nice three month chart. there is the pop there with that big move. thank you. liz: thank you so much, nicole, s&p futures are closing

david asman, let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange.d say the real leadership here as you mentioned earlier energy, but also consumer names. >> right. some consumer names that we talked about, walt disney, priceline, amazon. priceline's up 4%, they actually talked about new apps including some of the games like floppy bird but also shows from disney and the like up the 2.5%. ashley: nicole, nice bounce in the coal stocks today. >> you're right. it had been out of favor because of the administration and tough regulations and yet back in favor today to, people are saying maybe it's overdone. we've heard that from many of our guests, coal up 4% right now. liz: okay, groupon. this gets interesting. groupon among one of the best performers ahead of earnings that come out tomorrow. >> tomorrow's numbers, we're going to be following those closely. analysts are mixed on this one, i have to tell you, but the stock is up 8.5%, high hopes, and you can see the stock really shelling up, 7%, up at $7. but nowhere near where it listed. ashley: as we w

we'll go back to new york stock exchange, with nicole petallides.ays to charm. >> that's right, deirdre, and adam. it is up 4.% today. this comes on heels of yesterday. yesterday gained six 1/2%, come on. you know that is unusual week for ann taylor. this is because yesterday we discussed, today come to fruition, in fact ann taylor now tapping into jpmorgan to weigh in on a possible sale of the company. yesterday here on fox business we reported that the hedge funds that hold about 1% stake, that which include, engine capital and red aulder were pushing for ann taylor to consider selling itself to private equity or a large retailer, saying that they could fetch, 50 to, $55 a share. now in fact ann taylor is working with jpmorgan to explore options and strategic alternatives. you see a big pop. you know who else stand to make a pretty penny on this? well, golden gate capital took nine 1/2% stake in ann taylor, saying it was undervalued this year. we'll see about that story. dierdre: thank you very much, miss nicole, joining us from the floor of the n

david: let's head to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. what are the numbers?r nordstrom reports its numbers and also its guidance the stock is up about 2%. there is the closing value, 68.69. it is up over $69 in the bid ask board though coming off the earlier highs. earnings per share beat by a penny, 95 versus 94. revenue just slightly light but guidance helped nordstrom along. 3.9 billion versus estimates of 3.4 billion. same-store sales on the quarter on the rise. fiscal year '14 seeing comp sales increasing three to 4%. they lowered, increased the bottom end of the range going forward for their numbers and also sees net sales on rise of 6 1/2 to 1/2%. they're expecting to close on trunk club. trunk club founded back in 2009. personal shopping service and experience. also stylist services. expect to close on that in the third quarter. so nordstrom bucking the trend here. different than with we saw from macy's annual mart. back to you. liz: thank you, nicole. david: the u.s. is awash in coal, it's everywhere, so have imports in coal from abroad increased 43%

nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange at starbucks. >> reporter: this is ourrbucks on the flo new york stock exchange. the drink of the fall, over 200 million pumpkin spice lattes have been sold from starbucks. a consumer advocate says there is no pumpkin in the pumpkin spice latte? what? no pumpkin in there. you have the starbucks spokesperson talk about the ingredients which include pumpkin-like spices of fall. cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, clover. you have len harry saying, hey, that's the criteevenlth we don't have pumpkin in the pumpkin spice latte. whatever. does it really matter? as long as it tastes good. cheryl: nicole, you are already in a long-sleeved dress and it's august. >> it's freezing in here, side note. cheryl: thank you, nicole. well, what device did a passenger bring on a united airlines plane that caused a fight to break out and the flight to be diverted? some people need to relax. at the end of the day, it's all about "money." . cheryl: the defender is a $22 gadget that keeps someone in front of you from reclining seat on a flight. we warned

time warner, let's head back to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange.re a shareholder, look out. >> dave and liz, i can tell you traders here came running over to tell us. we only learned moments before that as well. what is interesting you could see time warner down almost 10 bucks at the moment here in the after-hours. it came up off the lows. but it closed at $85 and change. it is in the $76 range. we also watched time warner over the last three months. i asked for this chart specifically because this stock, look at that huge pop. this stock is up 32% in 13 weeks to be specific. now let's take a look at fox and see how that is doing as twenty-first century fox withdraws its proposal to rner in the after-hours. different picture. twenty-first century fox is actually gaining momentum here. 31.30 where it closed. 33.58 is the bid ask range. we've seen foxa-shares down. rupert murdoch coming out with some comments saying that he actually said that time warner management and its board refused to engage with us to explore an offer which was highly compelli

david: nicole petallides will tell us how far they're going and how much further they may be going. >> right, dave and liz, we saw the stock down over 7%. we'll look at bid ask. the closing value was 2.92. the bid ask range is in the 2.55 range. i don't even know where to start? should i start with daily active viewers? monthly active users? how about they both were a miss? that is not good news. going forward they're giving outlooks going forward that. too is a miss an revenue and earnings per share. they had delay launches of games, new games, right? we know farm bill and such. -- farmville. everybody is waiting for new games. this is interesting piece of news. they entered into a sports category and licenses agreement of national football league of nfl players and also tiger woods. hopefully they're building their brand and working on it. meantime they have a new ceo come on board. it is a loser this year, down over 20% this year. right now in the after-hours, after missing across the board on the monthly active users, daily active users and giving us disappointing guidance they'r

nicole petallides on floor of nyse with details. >> liz and dave, i began to giggle when you said cloudng, and bandwidth seems two phrases everybody was interested in and both did so well because it is just growing and growing. when you talk about cloud computing, talking about salesforce.com, the stock is up 7 1/3%. last two weeks up 30%. came out with earnings. they saw better than expected quarterly revenue and increase in sales, for web-based sales and marketing software. let me tell you what susquehanna wrote before earnings came out. we see greater upside potential. our checks for the second half say there are megadeals in the pipeline. meg today goals that could close? that is great cost. in june, sales force closed a deal with dutch light company phillips teaming up with sales force. what were they doing? offering online management of chronic diseases. this is company that certainly seems they will con continue to grow. winner year-to-date and number three in the s&p 500 today. liz: nicole, thank you very much. david: have a grad weekend. more merchants are accepting bitcoin pay