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nordstrom has some sales. they weren't working. the private label is lower than the name brands read they have a lot of inventory. i don't happen to like them very much. it's fun and a joy to shop for. these people are going to amazon. they don't need it. they're not looking for the enjoyment. they are looking to get it done. this is the big change in america. after the pandemic calmed down, we will have the initial numbers very shocking. >> yesterday, macy's. >> you can't lay a glove on top of that. >> we have to take a quick eabrk. anytime, anywhere. this is us. opening bell, coming up next another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcas

nordstrom down 18.2%. they cut the outlook, of course.k, their discount arm, had some weakness there. loaded inventories as lower-income consumers relative to lower-income for nordstrom, really fell off in june. into july, less demand, so they are discounting to sell that product it is really pulling on the rest of the consumer space. although we have a bright spot here. ralph lauren now slightly higher. guy: great stuff. we are in a quiet period now it seems ahead of jackson hole. liam is incredibly light and of that speech friday by jay powell . two beats are following in following the death of julian robinson. the founder of tiger management trained in number of successful managers who were dubbed the tiger cubs. we are now joined by one of them, john griffin, blue ridge founder and robin hood foundation chairman. thank you very much indeed for your time today. this man was a legend on wall street. how would you describe him as a man? what is his legacy? how do you think about him? john: i do think about him as a man. as a man with inc

you noted nordstrom is a higher end brand but the main hit of that demand was to nordstrom rack accordingnordstrom. that could mean bargain shoppers are curving there spending. earlier, macy's expects deteriorating consumer spending on discretionary items like apparel will force the company to use heavy markdowns to move items off the shelves. one of the biggest inflationary movers has been the price of vehicles new and used. we are seeing a shortage of supply due to problems with semi conductor chips and the supply chain. the ceo told liz claman the problem could last into 2023. watch. >> seeing an improvement with semi conductors allowing us to make more vehicles but demand is outstripping what we can produce. >> mary bar jointer at 3 p.m. at 3:00 pm eastern. some good news for peloton. the company announcing it will sell its exercise bikes on amazon. this is the first time peloton has sold its equal and through another retailer. they are happy with this news because it has been one of the pandemic darlings that has become a victory of this return to normal, stock has faltered over the

err, nordstrom was seeing strong demand for people wanting to get out there and see stronger clothesin. >> 1994. >> oh, oontd you're doing double knew the dput. five or six hours on the road trying to get in and out to do both shifts. difficult. >> are you doing it tonight? are you doing it tonight in. >> did you talk about urban outfitters >> rnls ysh. poetsing lower concept customers have to increase decline in digital sales and that stock down nearly 3%. then la-z-boy. all could use one. furniture reported better than expect the mack cry macro back toll brothers cutting the delivery supply chain and labor shortages. revenue falls short. that stock still down. what we're seeing across the board around the country by the way, by design when you think of what the federal government is trying to do that company will get hit no matter what. intuit beating the forecast. raising its quarterly dividend. >> diana was on last night talking all about toll brothers. i listened to everything she said toll brothers here to for had not been affected by rising numbers so much because people are -

in terms of what's moving, we have a weak day overall, weak report from nordstrom, that's really weighing on retail. autozone was the same thing. it's weighing on some of the competitors. macy's is still on the down side gap also weak today. energy stocks keeping moving up. this is not good for the bulls they are proxies for inflation when you see occidental, that's a new high, and the stocks that are very related to natural gas activity, lie eqt, devan is a big company, the bulls don't want to see that semiconductor, it's really uncertain. gaming has been weak, data centers are kind of unsearch intel, that's a new low one of few chip stocks. good sign for the bulls is the consumer staples that's a sign that they're nibbling on a bit more growth stocks so that really hasn't completely dissipated. we've got a couple stocks. like hershey's, for example, at 52-week highs. >> everybody loves chocolate, no matter the matter. thank you, bob our next guest, as signs point to things get worse before they get better, but that doesn't mean there's opportunities as jim cramer says, there's always a

that it needs to operate the nordstrom one pipeline and he said dish or the said, well, there's no reason why that turbine is currently, you know, lying in, in, in siemens factory in germany rather than in russia. and so effectively suggesting that somehow it siemens, all the german government a somehow at fulton. he also said that when he was recently in moscow, i talking with rational authorities. he asked, he said, sort of all those nicely about where there was any political effort to sort of a road stop or, or hinder gas flows to europe. and he was told quite clearly know, so again, he's passing on this sort of russia view of things or without criticism, it would seem you see it, it does sound like he doesn't think he's in that much trouble. as a multi millionaire, he has to have friends in the kremlin. what does he care whether he's his party is investigating if he's made well, i think, yeah, you know, he's facing a lot of pressure in the media here in germany as well. people saying he's proteins pop it and so i think there are signs that he does react to pressure. he has, after all

getting gas from nordstrom to is no more immoral than from north stream. one is just a different tube. the german politicians stress that the blogs pipeline will allow germans to survive this winter. and that's the federal government's primary duty to crossman seem to support such a move as they wrote an open letter urging chancellor sholtes to lift sanctions on russia and make political decisions for the benefit of the german people. we use craftsman no, for many conversations with our customers, that the vast majority are not willing to sacrifice their hard earned standard of living for ukraine. it's not our wor either. do you want to be the chancellor who drove germany to ruin? do you really want to sacrifice your country as a u, as in golf to a deepening energy crisis with an increasing number of europeans voicing that anger . a german minister has branded those speaking out over the crisis as enemies if the state also contributes rachel marston has more so basically the eve creates a crisis with their sanctions, which by the way, they can reverse at a

less than they did last year and indeed they are going to shut down one of the key pipelines, the nordstromine for a few days later on this month, so restricting supplies even further. we are seeing gas prices across europe, the uk and europe had record levels in the middle of summer, we actually demand for gas is at the lowest that we really are looking at extremely high prices and extremely high electricity prices, notjust for this winter but for a number of years to come sadly. so unfortunately although olaf scholz is being very proactive here, as are other european leaders, they might add because this is notjust an issue for germany, it is an issue for all of us, as you say we're going to in this problem of very high energy prices for some time. that's right, and even thinking about hydrogen and the rare earth minerals that are required for green energy, a lot of those are based in china or the democratic republic of the congo. canada is a resource economy but also underlines the move to net zero is going to require building links with countries that may not share our values much like t

get rid of excess inventory, especially in casual and leisure apparel we'll get more results when nordstromcourtney reagan joins us today does macy tell us how they're winnowing down some of those inventories? >> it is interesting what they had to say they were about 7% year over year which really is not that bad when you think about the inventory levels that many other retailers put up the ceo told me this morning that actually the inventory levels were in line overall although he said certain categories were out of whack, those were his words to your point, carl, some of those pandemic categories that we were buying so much of, which we're buying less of now, of course they're a little overinventoried and some of the areas consumers are interested in buying macy's would love to be more inventory but does plan to have 55% available for holiday being new, which is very key for a fashion retailer that's what macy's considers itself now, when it comes to what it may portend for nordstrom, if you look just within the bloomingdale's unit of macy's, it was much stronger than macy's overall. over

a live report from washington on that >>> shares of nordstrom sinking as retailer's second quarter of struggles show no sign of easing >>> unrest in beijing as they are pushing back against three years of zero covid poll low sis. >>> call him the elon musk of europe it is wednesday, august 24th you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> a very good morning to you i'm wilfred frost in for brian sullivan this morning. let's get you caught up with the markets and get straight to the futures after what was a disappointing session yesterday. we were lower but only slightly, frankly, relative to monday's declines the futures right now are pointing to a positive open. we were down by 1/3 of a percent an hour or two we're now essentially flat as you can see. fractional gains expected by 20 points or so for the dow we did have three days in a row of declines for the dow and the s&p with yesterday's declines just about half a percent for the dow. ahead of the open, here is where we stand from all-time highs on the major averages the dow's up 11% the s&p is up 14%. the nasdaq is still up

nordstrom is reporting after the bell.dramatic move for stocks, the worst day in two months. this is what we've been looking at. here is the bear market, that downtrend you can see. it's been with a lot of moves up and down. the rally still appears to be a bear market rally. those sellers kicked in. it appears the s&p 500 may go down to at least the 50 day moving average. if we are going to hold this, it's going to be a new low. today, that's not the story. guy: it's a real mix out there. it's amazing to see the divergence. thank you. abigail on the markets. what are you watching? we are building up to friday. there are a few things we need to get under our belts. nordstrom i with earnings later on today. we will hear from macy's. we've got primaries in florida, primaries in new york. and no,. -- in oklahoma. kailey: we will be getting durable goods and mortgage applications and pending home sales. we've seen this coming through in the housing data, that's going to be interesting to watch as well as the earnings. ukraine i

after being exposed to coven, 19 russian energy company gas. prom says it will shut its nordstrom one gas pipeline for 3 days, starting on august 30. first. it said deliveries would later resume, but only at 20 percent. of the pipelines full capacity gas pumps, as the closure is due to maintenance on the pipeline which runs between russia and germany. graham, president of londoners, lensky said moscow was using the pipeline as blackmail and urged european union countries to end their reliance on russian gas. the unscheduled war could effect plans to fill gas reserves before the winter. due to a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you that a nation's chief attorney would cherish, has visited the black sea facility, coordinating ukrainian grain exports, a made russia's war more than half a 1000000 tons of grain have been transported in less than a month passing through the inspection facility in turkish waters. russia says it will allow inspectors to visit ukraine's up for the ship nuclear power plant, which is occupied by its force. both moscow and keith have accused ea

nobody should now russian energy company, das prom says it will shut its nordstrom one gas pipeline for 3 days, starting on august 30. first. it said deliveries would resume, but only a 20 percent of the pipeline. full capacity of gas bomb says the closure is due to maintenance on the pipeline which runs between russia and germany. grain present volume is lensky said, mosque i was using the pipeline as blackmail. and he urged european union countries to end their reliance on russian gas. the on schedule work could affect plans to fill gas reserves before winter. here in germany, efforts are already under way to conserve energy. municipal governments are restricting some services, and residents are being asked to cut their consumption berlin's landmarks a going dock. authorities of pulling the plug now in a bid to help said, gas and energy for the cold dog winter ahead. it's part of a raft of measures announced by berlin's men in order to reduce energy consumption . this assigned to that. so the enemy isn't objects if that sets a minimum target of at least 10 percent foreign india, we wa

on the other hand, it was a rougher week for american r retail nordstrom and abercrombie and advancedparts falling. >>> we will get back to that, but let's check on the other key headlines you need to know on friday for those, we have frank holland back >> we begin with williams-sonoma heading to the metaverse speaking with jim cramer the plan involves roblox which is popular with young kids it comes one day after williams-sonoma released better second quarter earnings. >>> the e. coli outbreak in the midwest is severe. 47 people became sick this week and 37 hospitalized. wendy's is cooperating with the investigation and is pulling romaine lettuce used as a precaution. >>> and starlink is teaming up with t-mobile to end dead zones. speaking in texas, the t-mobile ceo will dedicate the mid band spectrum to be integrated in the starlink satellites launched next year. brian, i have no idea what pcs band is. anything that ends the dead zones is welcome i know you are in an undisclosed location in my house, i have five dead spots. >> in my bunker here, it is not too bad. i will say i manag

nordstrom e envious and the department store chain slashed the full year outlook a quarter of raising it. nordstrom, whose shares are down nearly 20% are trading at the bottom of the s&p mostly because the company expressed real nervousness about the deteriorating consumer, pretty much what wal-mart warned a few weeks ago. if we can, look at this. we've got a contrary picture on big ticket spending. durable goods od orders for july came in flat. core orders and seen as a bell weather for business spending rose four tenths of a percent beating the three tenths of a percent estimate and demand sizzling for lots of durables or big items lasting more than 3 to 5 years but demand is burning white hot specifically for new cars. coming up in this hour, a fox business exclusive with general motors ceo mary barra. can gm fill the orders as components and material shortages continue? plus, we will discuss that and the dividend, which just was re-instated and whether gm is still on track to beat tesla at its own ev game. mary barra coming up only on the "claman countdown". fed chief in the jacks

nordstrom has their flagship, there nordstrom brand, sales up 14%, and discount chain up 6% so that lowerw about urban outfitters, they too, another retailer, up a fraction. lauren: they had been lower, they had a bad quarter and selling dressier clothing, return to normal, we are charging so much more, if you look at growth margins they fell 13 percentage points. stuart: i do not like tattoos and i don't want my children to have tattoos. lauren: you don't like plant-based food so i picked this just for you. stuart: you are aiming at me with this selection. lauren: it is up 13%. that is a mover and they have expanded, distribution agreement with walmart. where do people -- walmart. it is cheaper. frozen food is cheaper than fresh food so tattoo chef expanding a deal with walmart, good for investors. stuart: what does that have to do with plant-based food? >> plant-based food. stuart: now this interesting story. and vaccinated navy sailors say they are being forced to live in deplorable conditions as they wait for a religious examination on the vax mandate. the restaurant business booming

earnings galore this week from the likes of macys, nordstrom, that's tuesday, dicks, urban outfitters, william sonoma, petco, thursday, dollar tree, ulta beauty and more. last week, target hit badly on earnings and wal-mart beat lowered estimates and said its customers morphed into penny pinchers. before most of the retailers rip their through reports, bring in the power panel andrew graham and strategic group managing resource group burt flicker. they're some of the best in the business and that's why you guys are here. burt, i'll begin with you, is this a cringey time for someone like you? >> very unhealthy time, liz. on the chart you showed other than wednesday, petco, the other retailers have challenging results. your good point on penny pinching. let's make profits and get dividends and let's increase earnings going with food. food wholesalers always do well, long term contract to amazon with whole foods and a number of others and bj's wholesale club up 250% and great intersection of leadership, spirituality and societal change of chris baldwin passing on being chairman of the co

and ross stores and a nice bump and big leadership name with nordstrom up 7% and kohls up 6.7% and nice moves for home depot over that beat up 4%. the message here is that the economy is moving under our feet. shifting month to month and in some cases like wal-mart's every few weeks. stocks enjoyed an epic run since the june louis. nasdaq, s&p, dow. these gained since june. nasdaq up 2 2% and dow jones industrials up about 14% since june. s&p up 17%. but it has become very clear that china is flashing economic dis-stress signals and august home builder sentiment with the longest stretch since the 2007 housing collapse and chinese equities struggling under the thumb of overbearing government. now questions swirl over whether china is heading for a hard landing and what that might mean for us. let's get right to the floor show and the man jp morgan trusts to give them the clearest-eyed sense of how the pieces of the global market might fit together in realtime. chief strategist david kelly. david, i want to start with u.s.. the fed is in the fight of its life against inflation and jay pow

hitching a ride on macys success and nordstroms better buy 2% on the deck after that quarterly report. ape, the preferred amc shares, which debuted and dumped out yesterday are soaring at this hour, just off session highs jumping 22.8% at this moment. still at $7.37, nowhere near the $10.50 high hit yesterday before they dove. amc shares not so lucky. there's red on the screen there. amc down 6.8% and it's not the meme stock's moment at this hour. bed bath and beyond down 4% and game stop lower by 2.25 and revlon down 2.25. crude enjoyed a very strong regular session and in the after market popping 3.5% and the big oil names and integrated oils and drillers and refiners are pumping higher now and you can see on the screen. big leader here is neighbor's industry. we have it up about 8.5% but the dow and s&p face fourth loss out of five sessions, we need to bring in the floor show traders for real guidance here. bring in scott bower and george ball. scott, thin volume anded from reserves are affecting the final hour of at the same time what else? >> i think that's what it is, liz, just

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coles, nordstrom, urban outfitter, all report income increases in double digits last year. >>> already a warning to watch out for scammers targeting student loan borrowers. president biden's plan to forgive of the $20,000 in federal student loan debt if you qualify. it will take weeks before applications open up. today, the federal trade commission had a simple warning, don't trust anyone promising special or early access to any loan forgiveness. other red flags to look out for, if anyone tries to charge you or anyone tries to guarantee your eligibility for forgiveness. all you can do now is wait for another announcement from the department of education. >>> right now, thousands are packing up and heading to burning man. over the last few years, the official event did not take place because of the pandemic. >> another event, the death of george floyd, is bringing more change to burning man. >> reporter: at a petaluma warehouse, the last sparks of creativity before large-scale art projects head to nevada's black wrought rock desert. the annual festival is known for big art, colorful cos

nordstrom cut forecast, steve, the economy is slowing.down but broadly speaking a macro story that has slowed considerably teetering on recession. we are getting at the gdp this week, is that going to confirm we are in recession rite now? >> it could. to me the problem is a quick recession as a very difficult period for growth over the next 6 to 8 quarters. maria: you write a book called a pilgrimage art god and art. >> it's my anecdote and weekend project. the book is based on a tour that my wife and i've been given at the met for over a decade and very popular and people kept pressuring me to write it into a book and covid gave me a chance to do that. so it's anecdote seeking god through beauty. dagen: what's your favorite artist? >> ron grant. maria: i love the tour that you gave at the met. congrats on the book. very. >> exciting. maria: we are happy about the antidote. >> take your mind off the markets. maria: we are going to be following the bus arrival in new york city all throughout the show today. stay with us. there's another bu

i want to see what nordstrom looks like as well. >> tim?the fat man can saying as well, by the way. why do we have to say fat? >> somebody just saying. >> i will call nvidia a fat cat. this was the high-tech, high momentum growth. we have numbers out of nvidia. they were not great. a lot of it is in the stock. i do want to hear on datacenter. i would hear some of the other trends that they were articulating. gaming is down massively. we will benefit from hearing from nvidia. i think people want to believe in it. >> julie, you are focused on the read on consumer. is the market understanding how burlington and the retailers are reporting next week is easier to get a better consent. things have been favorable toward the uprise. these are typically more resistant in the economic downturn. these guys have been hurting for inventory. i think they will have a wave of it. we are not inspired by the numbers for the low income consumer. i'm worried they all get squeezed by inflation. >> you are also watching [ indiscernible ]. >> yes, all of the earn

the only sensible solution is to launch nord stream, to remember who 1st sanctioned nordstrom to well before the ukraine conflict. if schultz is desperate to find a scapegoat for the fact that governments from spain to finland are now barging into the private sphere to control room and water temperatures and reading their hands over potential unrest and power blackouts. perhaps he should start with those who successfully convinced the you to jump off that sanctions cliff. and that's not russia. that's washington. a san for can country civically to send troops to the democratic republic of the congo after request to help stem violence in the countries east. as off the un peacekeeping mission known as monasco, left one of his spaces in the trouble region of the losing public support authorities now demanding a complete withdrawal from the country. we would like the contingents of the united nations organisation stabilization mission in the democratic republic of congo, to withdraw from any territory as well as from lubo territory. and why not, from north q. as we have indicated in the 4

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they can take their boots off their oh next, and fire up to nordstrom to pipeline. for example, this just sitting there collecting dust under american sanctions. now, various officials have pointed out that the sanctions are really only hurting europeans rather than the russian economy that they were meant to target. but rather than reverse the harm that they're doing to themselves, european officials are now doubling down on trying to convince their own citizens that if they're dragged into dire straits, well, it's vladimir putin fault. the wall street journal published an odd dead recently referring to the cutting off its own energy supply as russia's energy war, and even arguing that the objective is to quote, promote social turmoil and in our populace parties. but the actual justification for the you imposing the gas shortage on itself was to help ukraine. so there are some pulling out by european sources, suggesting that not all you citizens of member states are buying this spin with almost as many blaming their own governments for the rising energy prices as t

getting gas from nordstrom to is no more immoral than from north stream. one is just a different tube. the politicians stress that if the pipeline is unblocked, it will allow germans to quote, survive the winter. stressing that it is the federal government's primary duty. some businesses support the lifting of sanctions with an open letter urging chancellor shoulds to and the barrier for the benefit of the german people. we is craftsman, no, for many conversations with our customers, that the vast majority are not willing to sacrifice their hard earned standard of living for ukraine. it's not our wor either. do you want to be the chancellor who drove germany to ruin? do you really want to sacrifice your country? as the energy crisis deepens with an increasing number of europeans voicing their anger, a german minister has branded those speaking out as enemies of the state. artie contributor rachel mars then has more. so basically the eve creates a crisis with their sanctions, which by the way they can reverse at any time make their citizens paying increasin

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tensions have intensified, as russia prepares to close the nordstrom pipeline.hing wholesale energy prices to more than 10 times their seasonal average of the past five years. china is giving up its economic stimulus with a further 100 billion dollars of funding. the economic recovery slows amid the lockdowns. the state council has outlined a 19 point policy package, including allowing state banks to invest further in infrastructure. the uk prime minister boris johnson has promised thousands of drones and antitank munitions to ukraine during a trip to kyiv , marking his third visit since russia's invasion. president biden has announced a sweeping passage -- package of student debt relief. he also announced another four month extension to the moratorium on repaying student loan debt. borrowers will be allowed to cap her payments due to their monthly income. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. manus: coming up on the show, u.k. lobby groups call for more gover

stream to as soon as possible to fill our gas storage facilities for the winter of getting gas from nordstrom to is no more immoral than from north stream, one is just a different tube, a call to activate the 2nd russian gas pipeline to germany, prompted an angry response from kenneth. however, the german politician stress that the blocks pipeline will allow germans to survive this winter. and that's the federal government's primary. do you see german craftsman seem to support such a move as they wrote an open letter urging chancellor shoulder to lift sanctions on russia and make political decisions for the benefit of the german people? we use craftsmen, no. for many conversations with our customers, that the vast majority are not willing to sacrifice their hard earned standard of living for ukraine. it's not our wor either. do you want to be the chancellor who drove germany to ruin? do you really want to sacrifice your country? as a you with an gulf in a deepening energy crisis, with an increasing number of european voicing the anger, a german minister has brought the both speaking out over