starbucks, nike and boeing have all made a change at the top. but can one individual really drive all the changes these huge global corporations need to thrive? i'm going to be discussing all this with these two. this top executive coach, who works with the likes of google, etsy and citibank, tells me what it takes for a ceo to succeed as the leader of a multinational corporation. and this leading expert on ceo pay tells me how the us is leading the world and why too much pay at the top can be damaging for both companies and societies. plus, we'll speak to serial entrepreneur marcia kilgore, the woman behind beauty pie and fitflop, about the responsibility of running a company and what drives her to keep going, even though she's already made her millions. wherever you'rejoining me from, welcome to the show. this week, we're asking, how important is the boss to the success of a company? and just how much is a good one really worth — $5 million, $100 million or $56 billion? the likes of boeing, disney, nike and starbucks have made some pretty high

and nike is replacing ceo john donahoe after a series of missteps that have cut its market share.heless, over nearly five years in charge, he's earned nearly $104 million, despite the company losing $40 billion worth of value. another company to lose billions in value is plane—maker boeing. its recently departed boss, dave calhoun, lost his job after struggling to deal effectively with a series of safety incidents, including two fatal accidents. despite that, he got a pay package worth more than $30 million as he was leaving. this graph marks the change in ceos, and as you can see, that can sometimes lead to a pretty big swing in a company's value, as investors express their confidence — or otherwise — in the individual leading a company. for those individuals running an s&p 500 company in the us, the median pay package has been rising steadily, hitting a record high of $16.3 million last year. shares often make up a big part of the typical award. the top earners were way above that. hock tan, who runs chip—maker broadcom, got $162 million. nikesh arora got $151 million at cyberse

you are recommending nike to your clients right now? >> yeah, we're positive on nike. finally have the right ceo in, and it's going to be an incredible story if he can pull this off. the guy who started as an intern, coming back, having the potential to rescue the company, so we're super bullish on it. he already made a big difference already. he closed the nfl deal that was lingering. they were able to get that closed to re-up with the nfl through 2038. that's a big deal for nike. you've got to lockdown that relationship. already making a difference even though he's been very, very quiet. cheryl: and look at soccer. not just the nfl but look at their presence in the soccer world as well which is a global story so i want to move on to you say that with the incoming administration, that we're going to see m&a, the ipo market heat up. how soon do you think we're going to start to see that action happen? >> i think you're going to start seeing it even this quarter with the s-1 filings which is what you need to file to ipo so i think this comes together with ipo's with m&a

often times we will talk about the grade distribution, sort of like the nike symbol. pre-k and k it is high and then it dips down by second and third grade and then it starts to rise up through high school. the other thing to note about the change during the pandemic was imagine the nike swoosh and then imagine someone jumps. it's not that it went up in high school and not in canada guarding, -- kindergarten, the entire district lifted so we saw it spread out. it's settling higher at the lower end. >> thank you for ruining the nike swoosh for me. [laughter] >> let's dive into this report, you had incredible findings. talk us through what you found out about students. what are students saying about their experience at school and how do you think that relates to the issue of chronic absenteeism. >> you are underselling yourself, with the nike swoosh, ruining brands. [laughter] one of the things that is often the second, third, fourth or fifth thing on the agenda is often to ask young people how is school? when we see this big headline, chronic absenteeism, we often are

where nike used to dominate was marketing.a push on some product innovation, specifically in running, think dick's foot locker, but we see nike bringing back the market dominance and core identity. starbucks, shares are off 5% last month, but just like nike, there are some parallels here. they have a new ceo, he had his first earnings call in october with a clear vision to turn around the business. but he accepted that changes needed to be made instead of defending poor performance. the main focus is to adjust processes during traffic surges and reducing all the menu items they have to become more efficient. so lastly is target. simply, target is oversold. they are -- shares are off 2% last year, while walmart is up 74%, and target's got an attractive valuation, relatively speaking. so they've had a heavy miss on their estimate earn stimate. more inflationary issues and softer demand from the consumer. they have implemented on the turn around side, heavy price cuts. some promotions, and they pushed their 360 circle program. so

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nike tumbling 2.6%, but we start with another blow for boeing. the aerospace company one of several u.s. companies on china's latest export control list. the sanctions would ban imports to and exports from china, or making new investments in the country. it's now down almost 5% just this week, so, courtney, your thoughts on boeing? >> boeing's been tough. i mean, really for the last several years, you want to find an entry point into boeing. we need to keep making airlines. but there's really not enough planes to go around right now. they need the more efficient planes, and the demand is still there. they just keep having issues. >> why has it been such a mess for so long? >> your guess is as good as mine. i'm not management there, unfortunately. it's just something completely unexpected. the recent news of a crash, we you all thought we were past that, but it's hard to jump into something that seems like such a mess from a management standpoint. >> thoughts on boeing? >> yeah, i bought some boeing a little bit after they did that very big capita

brian: nike. >> no reason nike is down except their rival shares are tumbling. puma is losing a fifth of its value on lower sales and bigger profit because there is too much competition hurting nike. david: sympathy hurting. it is tough. there you go. good stuff. still ahead. is the war on household appliances over? trump side a new executive order that takes direct aim at biden's climate policies. we are all over it. spain's prime minister had harsh words protect billionaires. listen. >> to overthrow democracy. the technology that was invented to free us has become the tool of our own oppression. brian: we are on it. forget the first hundred days. more like the first hundred hours. trump is getting the border back in order sending 1500 troops, helicopters and planes. we will tell you how many criminals have already been arrested next. brian: fox got exclusive access to ice and still each team in the sanctuary city of boston. bill melugin, you saw the images of the mass deportation efforts, tell us about it. >> we certainly did. in the early days of this trump a

often times we will talk about the grade distribution, sort of like the nike symbol. pre-k and k it is high and then it dips down by second and third grade and then it starts to rise up through high school. the other thing to note about the change during the pandemic was imagine the nike swoosh and then imagine someone jumps. it's not that it went up in high school and not in canada guarding, -- kindergarten, the entire district lifted so we saw it spread out. it's settling higher at the lower end. >> thank you for ruining the nike swoosh for me. [laughter] >> let's dive into this report, you had incredible findings. talk us through what you found out about students. what are students saying about their experience at school and how do you think that relates to the issue of chronic absenteeism. >> you are underselling yourself, with the nike swoosh, ruining brands. [laughter] one of the things that is often the second, third, fourth or fifth thing on the agenda is often to ask young people how is school? when we see this big headline, chronic absenteeism, we often are

. >> victoria's secret which like nike has a new ceo to right the ship, the case of nike investors had it lost its cool but things were more serious at victoria's secret several years ago which made serious allegations of sexual misconduct at the top, the new ceo is a woman the stock is up about 60% over the past year. you can say the turnaround is well underway but it is trading more cheaply than the broader market. jack: is a cultural shift that victoria's secret was on the wrong side and things might be changing lauren sanchez for lingerie. >> and all these turnaround a part of me that says i want to buy the big guys that are doing it right and one of them is walmart work on big into tech and bringing in all shoppers from all walks of life and it's doing really great the stock is strong i had to look at that instead. >> walmart is not a cheap stock is trading four times earnings and the best talk in the dow i would be a little bit cautious at these levels given a lot of good news. it's baked into walmart stocks. jack: give us two smaller names, were almost out of time. >> what is to

nike has been fumbling the ball. they have a new ceo.ave been -- i have seen multiple cnbc episodes and highlighting nike as a buy or at least a hold. since i purchased nike in last may of 2024, it has been a disappointment. so should i continue to be really patient, which i can do and hold on to it. >>> should i buy more or just dump it? >> okay. remember, we are dealing with an animal here that had changed management. the stock is going down from what the previous ceo did. my belief in elliot hill is unassailable. i would not have you sell it. i want to see if the stock breaks down one more time. but elliot hill, he is a guy that makes me want to -- >> buy, buy, buy! >> the answers to these questions will go a long way in determining how each sector performance in 2025. so buckle up as we find out together. my breakdown of what could shake up stocks in the tech sect ter this year and it's a tale of two chips in the marketer. i'll explain and dig into new data. of course, all your calls rapid fire in tonight's "lightning round." so stay

i think nike has a tough road ahead.ing to take several quarters in order to get all that great work that elliott hill is going to do. he is a winner. i would not bet against the stock. at 71, i can't be convinced you haven't seen let's say dead money for the next three to six months. draftkings has a lot going for it. when you consider how it tends to run during the nfl playoffs that's coming up, you got my blessing. i know the fundamentals aren't great. i'm talking about the future. more "mad money" including my interview. has the market lost faith in the fed. all your calls tonight. stay with cramer. (grunting) at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. ( ♪♪ ) partnering to unlock new ideas, to create new legacies, to transform a company, industry, economy, generation. because grit and vision working in lockstep puts you on the path to your full potential. old school grit. new world ideas. morgan stanley. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ at state street, we know everyone's trying to get somewhere. ♪♪ take the n

nike is just not going to be out of its own way still or what? >> these are one-month views, and so yes, i think it's -- in the absence of a fundamental catalyst, i think many of these have been already companies with not clear visibility and weakening fundamentals and poor price momentum. so i don't think they're stocks that i want to be trying to pick up. >> all right. good to catch up with you, tom. as lways, tom lee. right here at post 9. >> up next, we debate the fate of the techtrade and vista equity partners ashley macneill, and we are back on the sector after this. lammed shut) for eighty-nine years, morgan stanley has offered clients determination and forward thinking to create the future... crowd: stop it! ...only you can see. american anncr: rose, back in the winner's circle. (crowd cheers) (♪♪) power e*trade's easy-to-use tools, like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis, help make trading with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market. e*trade from morgan stanley. ♪ with powerful, easy-to-use tools pow

nike commissioned the mural. the top features nike swoosh logo and the slogan this isn't the year of the snake. this is the year of the mamba. an interesting note the artist who put that together is from denver and was a nuggets fan. hey, you know what? kobe was big. yeah. oh, he said he saw a lot of respect from kobe all those times they beat his nuggets. i remember being in charlotte toward the end of his career, and when he went there, the panthers players all went to the basketball game because they wanted to meet kobe. he went in and spoke with them for a little bit. they all came out and said, wow. it was so enlightening just to hear kobe, the attitude, and they were seeing if they could transfer that onto the football field. they did. they went to the super bowl. they ended up losing, but they still win. right. and speaking of the super bowl, we now know who is playing. the chiefs are headed to the super bowl again. the history of kc is chasing after they beat the bills today in the afc championship. stick

nike is going through that right now. what michael kors did, they were supposed to get bought by tapestry. i think as soon as that announcement started, everyone left. because they felt, you didn't know what your job was going to look like. if you're management, you just made the deal of your life. except you didn't. >> what's the cadence, though, of i guess that restoration effort? how many quarters are we talking about? >> here's the beautiful part. before we even talk about the company, debt represents more than 60% of this market cap right now. the only other time it was that high was during covid. it's not because they took on more debt. it's because the market cap collapsed in both instances. when that happened during covid, the market cap versus the enterprise value, the actual value to the business, exploded. why? because it generates a lot of cash. so if you can generate cash and improve that net debt, you actually get the stock go up well before the business has to improve. i think that's going to happen again,

including the nike air max sneakers he or she wore and potentially the most specific clue yet -- thewoman in the hood or mask is estimated at 5'7". the person who deposited the devices came down here? >> walked down the street. >> reporter: by all the homes, all the cameras. fbi assistant director in d.c. david sundberg said the bombs were weren't discovered by law enforcement until the siege was beginning. >> they're viable devices that could have detonated and could have seriously injured or killed someone. >> reporter: an intense four-year probe has yielded at least 1,000 interviews and 600 tips, but hasn't yielded a suspect. despite a half million dollar reward and in an area saturated with security cameras, the fbi has reviewed 39,000 video files. >> suspect is wearing a hood and gloves and a mask which makes it even more challenging. >> reporter: in winter of january 2021, that made sense. >> it did. it would not have struck any passerby as out of the ordinary because of the combination of cold weather and the pandemic at the time. >> reporter: because there is no suspect ident

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he's believed to be wearing a gray nike jacket with blue jeans and that any alert has been extended tomeda contra costa and san francisco counties. and the sunnyvale department of public safety. they're asking for help trying find the 76 year-old man. this is victor garcia was last seen last week leave his home iris between 07:00pm wednesday at 11, 30 and thursday. authorities say that he is showing some signs of dementia if you have any information, you're urged to contact sunnyvale department of public safety. a los angeles county medical examiner is now saying 24 people have now died in those wildfires in southern california. and in washington, politicians are arguing over who's to blame. washington correspondent some lot joins us with the very latest is a sad story. the name. >> right. it is. and it's one of the most populated parts of this country. federal authorities are on the ground in california trying to help with the wildfire and the cleanup. but governor gavin newsom says he's concerned that the incoming trump administration may cut off federal funding. >> from above the ca

he's about 5, 6, and believe the last be wearing a gray nike jacket with blue jeans. making several schedule changes because this is connected the launch of construction that they're doing on. modernizing the control system. the work is starting tonight. 09:00pm. it's between the coma and the millbrae stations. those changes will also sync bart's schedule with the region's other transit systems. and the santa clara valley transportation authority. they're making some schedule and route changes, too. new bus stops are going to be added to the existing routes and some tweaks to schedules. most of the schedules being adjusted reflect changes in traffic patterns. so if you're a rider, you're gonna want to check out their website 6.44 is the time. >> well, you won't have to pay any more dog fees in east bay regional park. and even really dogs are required to be on leash in designated areas and a dog permit is still required to walk more than 3 dogs at a time. but the dog fee of $2 has been removed. now from the 2025 parking costs wish to depart. changed as well. parking is

through high school and the other thing to note by the change during the pandemic was imagine the nikeosh and now imagine 70 jump that's how it happened it was not like will in high school but i not in kindergarten, is the entire thing distribution list it's a really see is spread out it's higher both at the very low end and i read. >> thank you ferrone that went now it will forever be there and okay that's she was driving it mr. leo diamond's report has some incredible findings in i te report and talk us through we found out, one of the students saying about their how do you think that relates to this chronic absenteeism. >> thinke ic is much with the ne swoosh and stop underselling including grants once oriented time. and so one of the things that is often like a second or third or fourth or fifth thing on the agenda is often tacitly young people how well when we see the big headline chronic absenteeism, we often are thinking well what is actually going on with the kids will go to a lot of different socials but when you ask the kids which we have done ownership and when you asked the

a nivel local, oficinas, postales, edificios federales e incluso el sitio de misiles nike de marin headlands expuesto las autoridades. cambiamos de tema para hablar de otro tema preocupante y es que la mayoría republicana en la cámara de representantes cumplió su promesa. desde un principio se dijo que la inmigración earía entre las prioridades del nuevo congreso y esta semana, la primera medida que aprobaron los políticos castigaría más fuertemente a indocumentados que son acusados de ciertos crímenes. randy serrano tiene lo último y nos explica desde washington. promesa cumplida. el primer voto en la cámara baja de mayoría republicana fue para aprobar una medida migratoria que pone mano dura contra indocumentados que son acusados de robo. es un proyecto de ley que ya está generando decepción entre activistas pro inmigrante. es una propuesta que abre el camino de forma peligrosa a un patrón de abusos que es difícil imaginar en este momento. el acta laken riley, que lleva el nombre de una joven que fue asesinada por un hombre sin estatus legal en georgia el año pasado requeriría que todo ind

officers say 14 year-old lavelle jones was last seen in hayward wearing gray nike jacket. blue jeans sees about 5, 6, you see brown hair, brown eyes, anyone with info about where he might be is asked to call hayward police. >> on the peninsula, man has been arrested after police say he rammed into a car several times because he was apparently upset that the drivers high beams were on. this happened just before 4 o'clock this morning near pacific boulevard. and lori meadows drive in sam, a tail officers say 62 year-old frank felt cone crashed into the car about 3 times and then drove off with police, tried to stop him. he was later arrested and booked into jail. ongoing firefight in southern california certainly would just about everybody is talking about in recent days. that's right. it includes elected leaders, politicians, but >> sharing the focus at times the political finger pointing kron four's. catherine heenan is live in the newsroom with that part of the story. catherine. yeah, it is part of the story. the line between. >> a genuine concern to make things better go

he is described as 5 foot 6 brown hair and brown eyes believed to be wearing a gray nike jacket with blue jeans bunny alert has been extended to alameda contra costa and san francisco counties. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could be close to agreeing to a cease-fire in gaza. president biden reportedly called him today to talk about reported progress. israel is sending its top intelligence official to resume the talks. the white house says both sides are close. they're waiting to see how hamas response. as right now, president biden's top middle east adviser brett mcgurk in delhi. he has been there for a full week. >> hammering out with the mediators. the final details of a text to be presented to both sides. and we are still determined to use every day we have an office to get this done. can we get it done before the 20th? it is possible, but i certainly can't make any predictions that we well. >> both sides still working up. the original u.s. plan proposed last may hamas is against an expanded israeli military presence in math. >> saudi arabia is calling on the european

officers say that his hoodie has a dark colored nike swoosh on the chest. black face mask, a red shirt and black sweat pants. they say he was also wearing black and white sneakers. anybody with information is being asked to call gilroy police. >> all right. let's talk weather here as we get a live look at the golden gate bridge. sure, folks are trying to get home on a monday night. and lawrence is here joining us in the studio with an update on the weather yet, guys, looking forward to bringing a little rain back to bay area. would that be nice to see? and i think we may just get it as we head in toward the latter part of the we probably the biggest change we've seen almost all of january, which has been extraordinarily dry, but same another dry day around the bay area, kind of cool in spots and it's going to be downright cold overnight tonight in spots inland. so those temperatures dropping down low 30's going to be chilly. even in san francisco. probably slow 40's there by the early morning, southern california, seeing the showers just kind of rotate on t

surveillance footage shows the thieves were in there for five minutes bagging of nike shoes, bongs, and other merchandise. the owner of it iz what it iz smoke shop did not want to be on camera, but he tells me the burglars took thousands of dollars worth of products and caused at least $30,000 in damage. seven blocks away rudy almanza was replacing a glass door at extra mile chevron gas station. police say around 2:45 a.m. a group of robbers broke down the door. >> sledgehammer i think is what hit that. >> reporter: to rob the cashier of the register and other items. >> today's a sunday. i'd rather be home, you know. so they call me out to come and do an emergency to get this door up and running again. >> reporter: rudy says while all the brazen burglaries and robberies are terrible, it's been good for his line of work, keeps him employed. >> almost daily really. >> reporter: in oakland. >> in oakland. like i said, this isn't the only story. >> reporter: a short time later police say a group of people broke into the safeway near oakland tech high school on broadway. the store was closed

surveillance footage shows the thieves were in there for five minutes, bagging up nike shoes, bongs and other merchandise. the owner of it is what it is. smoke shop did not want to be on camera, but he tells me the burglars took thousands of dollars worth of products and cost at least $30,000 in damage. >>>>change the plywood out. put glass. you know water. glass. put new glass in it. the whole door is going to end up getting changed. >>>>seven blocks away from the smoke shop, rudy almanza was replacing a glass door at extra mile chevron gas station. police say around 2:45 a.m., a group of robbers broke down the door. >>>>sledgehammer, i think, is what hit that >>>>to rob the cashier of the register and other items. >>>>today's a sunday. i'd rather be home. you know. so they call me out to come and do an emergency. to get this door up and running again. >>>>rudy says while all the brazen burglaries and robberies are terrible, it's been good for his line of work keeps him employed >>>>almost daily. really? in oakland, in oakland, like i said, this isn't the only story. >>>>a short time l

nike. so it's a showcase for the players themselves to kind of show who they are.aj and bonta on your radio show on 95.7, you always talk about the everyday fan. is it going to be? are we going to be priced out or is this just for the vips here? are there going to be other events for normal fans to go to? i mean, we could barely afford rent in the bay area right now. right. i mean, this is going to be a hot ticket because you think about all the events coming to the bay area, not just the all star game, but later on you're going to have the world cup next summer, you're going to have super bowl 60 coming to the bay area. so you know it's going to cost a pretty penny. unfortunately, the prices are through the roof right now. so kids who want to see their superstars, you better beg daddy or you better be good to mommy. and you better get good grades at school, because it's going to be tough to attend these festivities on the cheap. or just call up that rich uncle of yours. guys, as we talk about the all star game, let's talk about the warriors really quick. while i h

the reaction to it was immediate and led to nike totally rewriting their maternity contracts for allir female athletes. the new contracts guaranteed an athlete's pay and bonuses for 18 months around pregnancy. you did call out your sponsor in 2019, in an op—ed that you wrote for the new york times. you revealed that you had asked them to guarantee them not to punish you if you weren't at your best performance right after childbirth, and that they had declined at that moment. how hard was it to come out public with that information? it was extremely difficult. you know, they said that they would give me time to recoverfrom pregnancy, but they weren't willing to set that precedent for all female athletes. i think because ijust went through the situation i did with my daughter, itjust felt unacceptable to me that i would let her generation take on this fight. and so that's really where that push and that courage came from to speak out, because i've always been an athlete that's been very private and i haven't spoken out at the time about anything. and so this was so outside of my comfor

suspected of deploying live pipe bombs on capitol hill on the night of january 5th, 2021 including the nikeneakers he or she wore. and potentially the most specific clue yet, the man or woman in the hood and mask is estimated at 5'7" inches tall. >> the person who deposited the devices came right down here. walked down this street. >> reporter: by all the homes all the cameras. fbi assistant director in d.c. david sundberg says the bombs were deposited the night before the u.s. capitol siege but weren't discovered by law enforcement until the siege was beginning. >> they are viable devices that could have detonated and could have seriously injured or killed someone. >> reporter: an intense 4-year probe has yielded at least 1,000 interviews and 600 tips, but hasn't yielded a suspect despite a half-million dollar reward and in an area saturated with security cameras. the fbi has reviewed 39,000 video files. >> the suspect is wearing a hood and gloves and a mask. which makes it even more challenging. >> reporter: in the winter of january 2021, that all made sense. >> it did. and it would not h

becoming a global branding icon signing blockbuster deals with the likes of gatorade, nike and statelike a good neighbor, state farm is there. >> hey, state farm is here to help. >> so she truly is part of the culture. it's not just sports. you know the fact she's only 22, so she is really only just begun. >> but in an indianapolis courtroom today, clark and an alleged breach of her safety is at the center of a criminal case. >> good morning, mr. lewis. >> a texas man, 55 year old michael thomas lewis, is charged with felony stalking of clark. a plea of not guilty entered on his behalf. despite the surprising outburst. >> guilty? no. >> in a five page court document filed on january 11th, lewis is charged with repeated or continuing harassment of caitlin clark. prosecutors say clark felt terrorized, frightened, intimidated or threatened and was in reasonable fear of sexual battery. prosecutors saying that lewis sent these threatening and sexually explicit messages to clark on x. some seemed to indicate how close lewis may have gotten to clark. lewis allegedly writing, been driving ar

a gray hooded sweatshirt, dark pants and nike air max speed turf sneakers. the suspect put 2 homemade bombs outside the democratic and republican national party headquarters. neither device exploded. a $500,000 reward is being offered for info that leads to an arrest and conviction of the person responsible >> a recent rise in mail theft led to an investigation of the post office. and now federal investigators say a group of bad actors have influenced the postal service. alicia nieves has more now on what the investigation reveals and how the post office plans to combat the issue. >> this federal investigation revealing one reason why usps workers are stealing mail and packages is good. old-fashioned greed meets opportunity. but another reason probably more concerning is a criminal organizations are actually tapping into workers trying to get them to infiltrate the u.s. postal service system. in fact, here's a direct quote from the usps inspector general tammy hall. she says, quote, criminal organizations are targeting recruiting and colluding with postal em

the nike missile site in the marin headlands will also be closed thursday, as will the maritime research center in the san francisco maritime national historic park. the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals in san francisco will close. so will all u.s. citizenship and immigration services offices. all naturalization ceremonies and appointments that were originally scheduled for thursday will now be rescheduled. a handful of u.s. stock markets, including the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq, said they will suspend trading on thursday as a tribute to carter. however, most banks are expected to remain open and federal workers will still receive pay for the day. a big shakeup in social media today that some are calling politically motivated. meta, the parent company of instagram and facebook, says it will eliminate its paid third party fact checkers. instead, they will rely on users, just users, to moderate content similar to what's d done on elon musk's x site. the move, announced this morning by meta ceo mark zuckerberg, drew mixed reaction. some are calling it dangerous, with others

yes, tesco's "every little helps" comes in at number one, followed closely by the sportswear brand nikeing that. they've made the cut, rounding up the top three. so what is it that makes these slogans so good? there is something that's definitely true of a lot of the top ten, and that's that they are catchy phrases that roll off the tongue. think of "beanz meanz heinz", for example. you know, they've stuck the z on the end of the three words. it's quite sticky. people are going to remember that. and that's a feature of many, not all, but that's a feature of many in the top ten. there's a whole heap of things that go into creating a memorable piece of advertising. it's, you know, it's a real art. oh, what? most of the top ten weren't weren't surprising to me. i think my favourite in the top ten is probably "should have gone to specsavers", which i think is a genius line and has led to so many really, really funny ads from specsavers. this says block two. it's over there, mate. so whether it's where to get your specs or how to make your washing machine live longer, it's all about coming u

. >> we're starting to see choppier results this morning, nike shares are at another 52-week low, howpower. >> 30,000-foot lens, we invest in recession-resistance. the largest nondiscretionary in those respective sectors. walmart, the retailers with core, durable brick and mortar services today, regardless of the macroenvironments. in a postcovid world where the acceleration of that multilevel deployment to consumers continues to accelerate. >> remember the death of the shopping mall, how many narratives the death of the shopping mall. >> today, we see the exact opposite, today it's really back to the store, retailers such as walmart and t.j. maxx and auto zone, spent a decade investing in e-commerce fulfillment, their distribution centers, all of the different modalities to bring the goods to the home. becoming the hub of the experience. forcing customers to come to the stores through discounts, encouraging consumers to come back to the store. >> i'm curious, though, if we say the economic is a challenge, consumer spending, especially with your mix of retailers, what do you do when o

piper sandler moving nike to overweight. urgency to clean up the marketplace should translate to a more visible recovery. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," we have the one word that every investor has to hear today and the stock pick every investor needs to know. >>> plus, a possible player in the bio-bid for the parent company sending shares higher. seven & holdings up 5%. we will have details on the high profile asset manager may be throwing his hat in the ring. that's coming up. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for the big money movers. taiwan semiconductor fourth quarter revenue beating the forecast as it beats the strong demand for all things artificial intelligence. shares up 1.5% now. revenues rising 4%. the company will report next week. >>> tesla with the model y in join an today. it has a longer range of 4590 miles per charge and starting price of $36,000 according to the webo social media account. it has lost sales momentum from chinese rivals and weaker global be manned demand for

boeing, nike, amgen, merck and johnson & johnson. >>> now turning to washington as lawmakers get backrk on capitol hill. speaker mike johnson's tough fight to keep the job. we have emily wilkins with more on the speaker showdown. emily, happy new year. >> good morning, frank. the next session of congress will begin at noon. first order of business is electing the speaker. mike johnson has the small majority. he can really only lose one to three republicans before he is in trouble. even though trump gave johnson his complete and total endorsement, there is still opposition. we know at least one republican, thomas massie, who won't back johnson. in the x post explaining his decision, massie criticized johnson's leadership. johnson, quote demonstrated that he won't tell the president what is achievable and not achievable in the house. he looks situational awareness himself to know what can pass and what cannot. now about a dozen other lawmakers have concerns about johnson and said they are undecided. many of them, including victoria sparks have concerns about the size of the debt. she sa

. >> nike today. >> i thought nike. it's a little bit too early.e deeply involved for multiple years for rebuild. those who remember hurricane andrew, the companies down there did incredibly well for years. >> although, home depot is trailing a bit. the broader retailers. >> that's a mistake. that will be up soon. we're buying it for trust. >> constellation. >> i think he is doing a good job. you have to forecast right. i think you have to recognize that everyone has been so unwilling to recognize the structure change going on. everyone thinks it's cyclical. i think it is secular. >> jim, save travels. >> thank you very much. we will do lilly in your blog. i want wait for mr. dominguez. >> great when the stock goes up 20%. >> interesting. >> "mad money" 6:00 p.m. eastern time. we will talking to austan goolsbee after the break and get some updates in a minute. only the servicenow platform connects every corner of your business, putting ai agents to work for people. like secret agents? no, more like autonomous minions that you control. to do what? w

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strategy that pushed business customers away for to other carriers presumably because kind of like how nikewebsite, i guess that is what american was trying to do as well. what was the thinking behind that, and did it will back that strategy completely? sheila: midyear last year they rolled back the strategy. it was essentially removing third-party members from rolling out. you would have to go to page 14 before you could get an american flight to lax. now they are bringing that back. they had a slight in the presentation which showed the point of share regained. 5% of total sales. rbc very high margins. total margins -- obviously very high margins. total margins are 5%. scarlet: this comes when corporate travel is expected to pick up as well. not great timing. sheila: not in january when it is called, but in general in orbit we are seeing improvements --incorporate we are seeing improvements. they have seen benefits of united and delta's efforts so they are trying to put in long-haul capacity. scarlet: when it comes to legacy carriers, what is american's distinct advantage? i think about d

the fbi also is releasing these images of the type of nike sneakers worn by the suspect. reward of up to $500,000 is being offered for information leading to the individual's arrest and conviction. ken delaney and has been digging into this. how have they not caught this person? do they have any leads on a potential suspect? >> they followed a number of leads. they revealed 39,000 pieces of video and have gotten 600 tips from the public but nothing that would help them identify that masked and hooded subject you are seeing in the video. 5'7", but really what they are appealing to his help from the public here with that half $1 million award. i interviewed the lead investigator, take a listen to what he had to say. >> i'm sure there are people who know who the suspect is and we ask them to call us. just because they didn't go off doesn't mean they weren't intended to go off. that could've seriously injured or killed someone. >> they are hoping someone might recognize those nike speed turf black ring yellow shoes, they are distinctive but still 25,000 of those i'm told were

nike air max speed turf. with it bombs placed between 7:30 january 5th. 2021.e but viable and discovered the next day. over the past four years, agents visited 100 homes and businesses conducted more than 1,000 interviews and reviewed approximately 39,000 video files. they also went through more than 600 tips, still no suspect. >> fbi has a long memory, got a long reach. allegiances change, relationships change, maybe someone can s. willing to come forward now. >> fbi is offering a reward of up to $500,000 for the arrest and conviction of the suspect. if you have any information, call the fbi at 1-800-call-fbi or submit tips online at tips.fbi.gov. trace? >> trace: david, thank you. speaker johnson huddled with members of the freedom caucus today in an effort to shore up support ahead of tomorrow's speaker election with a razor thin majority johnson facing uphill battle keeping the gavel and this could cause real problems as republicans hope to advance president-elect trump's agenda. the senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is tracking it all. >> hou