more on paypal later this hour.nd coming up, we will speak with twitter cfo after the shares sink despite strong results. he opens up on regulation, to the president's twitter habit. ♪ emily: the ceo of brazilian ride-hailing app has been replaced. tony g will take the helm of the startup. he was previously a manager at didi. didi has gained a foothold in latin america and broadening its global war with uber. twitter smashed estimates for first-quarter sales and profit as they are pushing more personalized content. revenue jumped 21%, nearly $665 million. monthly active users rose. but shares fell on warning that growth was slow. we caught up with the chief financial officer, ned segal about the results. ned: we had a great quarter. double-digit growth for the six quarter in a row. we accelerated our revenue growth, growing 27% with revenues. and we were cap profitable, so we were thrilled with the outcome. it gives us the opportunity to go back to areas where we have been investing, the health of the platform, audi

i had a front row seat to paypal and the great things that happened there.ally, finding the right partner to do this, and we can't leave out renaud, our third cofounder, but it just felt very natural. we weren't entirely sure how it would work out, but it is 10 years later. here we are. emily: did you set ground rules, who does what? what happens if we get into a fight? julia: probably one of the best things we did was find renaud, our cofounding cto, and i like to say the bravest person on the planet for starting a company with two people who were engaged. as we started to work together, we had this agreement that we would, first of all, divide and conquer, and that we would also always check in. i was the customer support, marketing, and finance department. kevin was the product department. and renaud was the engineering department. and we bootstrapped the company. we were just three founders for two years. emily: why events and ticketing? why did you think that the problem needed to be solved or had so much potential? kevin: it was addressing this market

i'd rather paypal i just want to go back and make one point. was trading at an all-time high when they reported their q4 reports one of the things it really sold off the stock that and it has been in this range since then is ebay announced they're going to take paypal off as their preferred option that is rolling off. it's going to take years and years and years. the venmo numbers up year-over-year on $20 billion in the quarter, i think that's really important so to me, i don't think this story really should come off hinged because of that ebay the thing. and i think the results look good and this just fine. >> this venmo thing, i got a memo, send lilly adam may $15 for being a fantastic daughter how does that even happen. >> and you sent it >> of course not i have to download the application. >> in the old days can i have an increase in the allowance. now they text you and give you the app to do that. >>> facebook soaring mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg were addressing the company's privacy issues on the earnings call moments ago. well wil

back market share -- paypal wins back market share.mmanuel macron and angela merkel visit washington this week. we are 30 minutes away from the end of the thursday section. stocks are trading higher as investors get their head around a whole host of earnings on both sides of the planted. we had the ecb today keeping policy unchanged. mario draghi says the data points to a moderation with solid expansion. ecb expects growth to remain solid. the ecb is confident it will converge toward this. the euro down against the dollar by .4%. said they will continue to monitor the exchange rate. currency volatility was discussed. we have yields declining today. let's talk about banks. deutsche bank in the news. we'll talk about that in a second. but it missed estimates across the board in the first quarter. 120 million euros, equivalent to -- what a wonderful stacked. increased revenue by 32% in the same period. a big turnaround to the company. the new chief executive, and abandoning the ambitions to become a top securities firm globally as it begi

paypal lagging the group up just 1% this year. the space is a huge move next week when square and mastercard report. dom chu breaking it down. >> reporter: the sound of a credit card swipe isn't as ear catching as maybe the ringing of a register but that does not meet they're any less noticeable for a traders. we've already gotten the results from visa and paypal. visa hitting an all-time high yesterday. we're watching for square earnings on wednesday and then mastercard earnings on thursday. masser card did hit his own record high in around mid-march, around 4% below those levels. it's square that could really be the most exciting out of the entire bunch just due to the anticipated volatility around the stock. over the last year it's gone from around 18 bucks to as high as 58 plus, a good part of that had to do with maybe some optimism square's decision to get more in the cryptocurrency side of things. price volatility in crypto has been a contributor to the down price action in square. it's already 18% or so below it's record hi

paypal is all deterioration at the top, visa's continued.hat's the closest comp. visa and mastercard are on their own. i think square goes higher i would play it against a short. >> you know, in general when you're trying to use options on names like this, it's tempting to want to do that because they move around so sharply you have to be careful because when implied volatilities are high, especially like they are right now going into this catalyst, you could end up shelling out a great deal of premium. think about where we're selling those shorter-dated options. those are more than the difference between the mays and the julys. so you've got two months of basically optionality in there i think you're going to get $160, a very reasonable level. >>> alphabet, down since reporting earnings and one of the traders says there could be more pain ahead, what has him nervous. >>> got a question question, @optionsaction if it's not rude or laced with profanities we might read it later in the show. we're live at the nasdaq market site in new york city

paypal has the consideration of the top whereas visa has continued.a and mastercard are on their own. i think square goes higher and i would play it against a short. >> in general when you're trying to use options, they move around so sharply, you have to be careful because when implied volativo volatilities are high, you coul shell out a great deal of premium. think about where we're selling the shorter-dated options, those are more than the difference between the mays and the july so you have two months of basically optionality in there and i think you're getting it at a reasonable level. >>> still ahead, alphabet the only fang stock down and one trader says there could be more pain ahead plus, a question for one of the traders? send us a tweet t to @optionsaction, if it's not rude or laced with profanities we might read it later in the show we're live in times square much more "options action" right much more "options action" right after thisreally awall street g. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at fir

emily: that was paypal cfo john ramy. more on amazon's first quarter ratings.about the price of prime going up. >> may 11, we will increase the price of the u.s. annual plan from $99 to $119 for new members. the price will apply to renewals starting june 16. ♪ emily: continuing to cover tech earnings, amazon and microsoft after the bell. amazon having a blockbuster first quarter and tech earnings do not end yet. we are awaiting apple this coming tuesday. joining in now, our executive editor. tom, start with amazon and the big picture, the call happening now. we did hear the price of prime is going up. tom: prime is going up to $20 -- $20 a year. amazon knows they have us over a barrel. they know we will pay it. a lot of people spend a lot of time talking about prime and the benefits of prime, the impact on whole foods and the relationship between the benefits you get if you are a prime subscriber and go to whole foods. a lot of discussion on that on the call. amazon very confident in its prospects. this is a big contrast from earlier this year when we saw this

investigators say scammers are targeting platforms like paypal, venmo, and zelle .y could cost you more than you bargain for. reporter lester duhe' explains. you see all this advertising, i do, for these particular apps, and how do you know you can trust them?paypal, zelle and even venmo, are digital wallet apps that link consumer bank accounts, credit cards, and even debit cards to the various apps, that make transferring money easier.i've used venmo before, i've used it a couple times. i'm a performance artist, and that's a convenient way to get paid, when you don't want to deal with cash, or you don't want to deal with checks.but this convenience could come with a price...so it's not what you can do, it's where you're doing it from, what is the app, can you trust them, can you trust the process, and how in the world do all these schemers and scammers get in there, and crooks.for example ---- if you lose your phone, scammers may suddenly have access to your digital wallet. from there, they could transfer money out of... also if the payment does not go through, the

don't touch it. >> that's what the former ceo of paypal is calling bitcoin.l us why in an explosive interview. >>> plus, it's the question every investor wants to know -- >> are you the key master? >> no, not that question. they want to know how much a stock is going to move on earngsnd wllin ae' tell you how to figure that out when "fast money" returns. nt, we're helping today's leading media companies create more immersive ways to experience entertainment with new digital systems and technologies. get ready, because we're helping leading companies see it- and see it through-with digital. (barry murrey) when you have a really traumatic injury, we have a short amount of time to get our patient to the hospital with good results. we call that the golden hour. evaluating patients remotely is where i think we have a potential to make a difference. (barry murrey) we would save a lot of lives if we could bring the doctor to the patient. verizon is racing to build the first and most powerful 5g network that will enable things like precision robotic surgery from thou

paypal holdings, it's profit. ebay is going to migrate away over the -- paypal next several years. served some other companies. a quick check on the bloomberg and a look at one of these metrics that we watch for facebook. this is daily active users as a percentage of monthly active users. that has stalled out but something to continue to watch. , i'm just running back to my place looking at a wonderful function that shows how many companies released result in europe today. 45 stocks reporting results today. busiest day of the european earnings season. investors are mulling the earnings and we are seeing stocks rise. the big news with the ecb keeping policy unchanged. no significant changes in the wording of the policy statement. draghi says the statement points towards moderation. the ecb confident inflation will converge towards its goal. dollar,euro against the the ecb says it will continue to monitor exchange rates. on wednesday, the euro closed on the lowest. it is 4.1% since the last ecb meeting on march 8. this year, the biggest annual gain since 2003, last year or by 14.1%.

paypal is looking to expand into something closer resembling a real bank. le wall street journal reports they are rolling out a.t.m. compatible debit cards and fdic insurance. they don't have a banking license in the u.s. but the journal says it's getting around that by partnering with several small banks that can provide those services. back over to you. marcus and laura. >> that will be interesting to see, thanks, leslie. >> it is 4:40 right now. a victory for equal pay supporters. an appeals court yesterday ruled women cannot be paid less than men based on salary. a woman sued fresno county schools after learning she made less than her male colleagues and the district based it on a history of pay. san francisco judges ruled unanimously, 11-0, that policy is illegal. today by the way is national equal pay day. >> all right, coming up on, a look at the forecast, looking good. >> it does look good and we're tracking rain that will quickly move through the bay area. we start out clear. we'll start to see some clouds moving in. a fairly mild start and it's go

what is paypal actually doing? >> paypal only toward a few select people.nked. they are providing cards. according to "wall street journal" they are providing cards to customers. there will be no monthly fee. a charge of 1% should you do direct deposit. what they're doing entering the traditional banking world. they are not the only one. there are several other competitors as well doing this. you have apple, with apple pay. google wallet. you have last week amazon, reports about getting a checking-like product they will build. square offers bank cards for customers. that is jack dorsey's other company. then you have transferwise also started offering banking services. stuart: you have all of these electronic folk. >> right. stuart: doing electronic -- >> who can monitor data. it is perfect for them. they follow you online. they provide with you a financial product. of course they can tailor it perfectly. stuart: local banks with all the branches where people don't go in any longer. >> they need to become more innovative and entrepreneurial and move a lot qu

investigators say scammers are targeting platforms like paypal and venmo. these apps link bank accounts, credit cards, and debit cards. if someone loses their phone ... scammers may have access to your digital wallet. and then transfer money out. experts say to always set a password to the apps-- in case you lose your phone. and never accept payments from people you do not know. ( dave )in dry out mode...sunny sunny and mild. but there is more rain next week. your forecast is next. ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexgard kills fleas and ticks all month long. and it comes in an easy-to-give tasty chew. and that makes dogs and owners happy. no wonder vets love it too. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. see your vet for more information on flea and tick protection you and your dog will love. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)dry weather conditions along with a warming trend can be expected through monday.

paypal is also a victim.n facebook and data harvesting, could that have a wider impact? as a company, i think we are actually pretty big on security and privacy. thery to make sure that customers data is protected. this is the most valuable resource for our customers. we have invested in making sure that the data belongs to our company -- customers and it is protected well. we do not share with third parties without their consent. let's talk about where their information is landing in or heading to. is that -- it is unlikely. we have been operating for almost 19 years. in doing so, we have always been on their side. we have showed them that their data is protected and secure. paypal is all about security all around the internet area -- internet. from a commerce perspective, it theirut consumers filling information on every site. we show them that when they go , they see aant side paypal transaction id that protects the financial credentials of the tumors on every single transaction that we do. yvonne: let's t

. >> pang, paypal. >> nice. >> we all know the story here. obviously strong sector shift toward mobile payments, venmo, a lot of stuff going on here here is the thing i'm most interested about this company earnings 20% a year next few years high teens revenue growth next two years, traded 35 times. yeah, it's expensive but i think it's actually growth at a reasonable price to me p, paypal, pang. side note 1995p ronnie pang, our goalie. >> can we keep moving here. >> you couldn't get anything by him. >> thank you, i didn't know you had such skills. but in all seriousness here, should facebook get kicked out of fang. fang being cohorts of high-tech, high momentum tech trade. >> what does that mean kicked out of fang? it's not an index people have to follow. >> psychologically. >> if you were to pick the four tech stocks that symbolize growth in the tech sector and momentum, would they be the current fang that's the question. >> look, i think facebook has been out of fang for a couple of years. i think the poem line if you wan to replace it with

investigators say scammers are targeting platforms like paypal, venmo, and zelle.link bank accounts, credit cards, and debit cards. if someone loses their phone ... scammers may have access to your digital wallet. from there, they could transfer money out. experts say to always set a password to the apps-- in case you lose your phone. and never accept payments from people you do not know. (rebecca) tracking your morning forecast... (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. rebecca:seasonably mild and dry weather conditions will persist into wednesday with an increase in cloud cover. a potent atmospheric river will then take aim at the california coast late in the week with widespread and potentially heavy rainfall along with gusty southerly winds friday into saturday. drying conditions are then likely late in the weekend and into the start of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden

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we will be joined by the paypal chief technology officer, talking about future expansion, m&a plans forthe changing nature of its relationship with ebay. also, all this talk about blockchain, blockchain payments becoming commercialized through the likes of paypal. not to talk about today as major markets come back online from the long weekend. that is it from daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: 7:00 a.m. here in hong kong. i am yvonne man. welcome to "daybreak asia." the top stories this tuesday, risk-off trading is back. weakness in cap sparked a route. president trump resumed his attacks on amazon. stocks slump at the beginning of the new quarter. the clients are the worst since the start of the great depression. bloomberg's global headquarters, i am betty miller in new york, where it is after 7:00 p.m. on monday. model t production failed to hit the target. a lot more money may be needed. apple breaking up with intel and

. >> paypal. wix.s a computer with -- -- wiz. he is an immigrant, as well. it is a marvelous story for an immigrant to make it this bake in this story with paypal, spacex and tesla. tesla is slowly making inroads into the automobile manufacturing business, a difficult business inherently to make inroads into. it is very impressive. you start out with a ceo who has his own financial backing and that he is a billionaire. this marks a contrast from some of the other mavericks look at. that is one plausible reason why tesla seems to be holding its own so far. what are some of the reasons? tesla's stock is doing very well. what are some other possible reasons to explain why tesla has not gone the way of tucker and delorean? at least not yet. any other ideas? what about the nature of the car? what powers tesla? gasoline, diesel? an electric car, that makes it much different, and in a way, more appealing to consumers with a taste for the future who want something different, not just gasoline vehicles for the last century, what we have been using. >> excellent. elon

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, venmo, both amazon and paypal are falling.zon under pressure, down 47 bucks. lots of news around amazon. >>> up next, sheryl sandberg with news on that on "countdown to the closing bell." running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not minutes. get fast internet and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more per month. comcast is building america's largest gig-speed network to give small businesses more. call 1-800-501-6000 today. . liz: folks, that is the last commercial that you will see for the rest of this final hour of trade. blowing out the commercials. why? the dow hit low of the session in this hour but lopped off about 140 points from those lows. still down 622 points. red on the screen. nasdaq getting crushed by 176 points to the downside.

. >>> today's "closing bell" quote of the day comes from the ceo of paypal bill harris here's your quoteo earthquake, i'll say it. bitcoin is a scam. he goes on to say, it would be a comic side show if innocent people weren't at risk but ordinary people are investing some of their life savings. it's at a six-week high. still the cryptocurrency remains controversial and it's pulled back around 6% today >> there's nothing new in it if you read the whole article, it's months late it's the classic bear case that we've -- all arguments of which are out there. he's not saying anything new >> no. but people keep investing in bitcoin. if you want to warn people, how can you put it in the starkest terms possible he's trying to come up with some pretty stark ways to put it there which he has >> i feel like we've had those arguments loud and clear from the jamie dimons of this world >> then no one else should weigh in >> that's not what i'm saying. there's nothing new in this. >> but people should hear the case being made over and over again. so they don't get burned which is his concern >> the pri

paypal results higher than almost 3% as well.sting strong growth and easing concerns over losing ebay. and here is a strong result that joe mentioned earlier, beating analyst estimates by 8.4% in after-hours trading. and credit card companies to be on debit card spending by millennials is helping with the results. be thequarter eps highest analyst estimates. julia: impressive run down. scarlet: let's get the mark crumpton with first world news. mark: international donors 45 billion dollars in humanitarian aid for syria and its neighbors who are sheltering refugees. the number did however fall short of the more than 7 billion suddenly united nations. discredit councilmen today to discuss the humanitarian crisis in syria. >> the brussels conference showed the international community the place syria at the top the agenda and to ensure life-saving assistance is available to all in need. however, those commitments must turn into concrete action. mark: she said there are over 30 million people in need of aid in syria, including 5.6 mil

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hoisted up their cables in over forty countries around the world the ten year anniversary feature ten paypal's cater to simultaneously michelin starred chefs. and for. most of the guests have been invited by private companies they prepare for takeoff. no reason to be afraid to have two more drinks and i'll be fine i feel safe feel very stuck here so i'll know her to fall out of yours . and up they go sixteen steel cables pull the seven time gondola into the air the organizers say they haven't had a single mishap in all these years. even so olivier de frank one of the belgians finest chefs is trying hard to overcome his anxiety this is his first dinner in the sky by fraid of heights because normally even on the stairs and gets so most afraid of heights so it's really a challenge by like here we are outside i've got to direct contact with the customers to ask questions when the they entertain me is great. in the meantime his team members get the next force ready all the dishes have been prepared he just has to warm them up and garnish them but given the view to the guests even pay attention to t

transition was told by medicine and they're not allowed to get out of there they were swatting your paypal didio lawyer steadying exporters and it was from the usual people who phoned up and i don't know that will show you hold this high league office out of any of it for the discipline when i played when i was younger there were several strikers are you learned from. when you were at liverpool did you learn from all the players like daniel sturridge and and we swore as we mentioned the tight little bits from all of the strike and speed you've played over your career take it out of west for the first lot of going to sort of the hardest the left end of it was all better and better not in all of those four five minutes of peterborough and brought us a little bit of open exploit our eyes for a moment pushing up on him but i was my daughter's society and i see yes a bit too yes. it was you know there are forces of lower house but i don't know sort of the other way about it and i feel the wife messi and ronaldo of cool spoilt play in the league they would all be playing at the world cool how do

mexico is here now how easy is it to actually buy a gun do you on a roof first was reporting for paypal and power and she asked one licensed gun dealer how do you do it this is what he told to have a look. if somebody comes in once to buy a weapon from you what are you required to do by law when you're known for field you know you can only sell to people in your state they have to show some kind of proof of id they want to ease ok this is called the forty four seventy three and they're going to ask you if you are used to the actual buy two they've gone they're going to ask you are you under indictment have you ever been convicted all these kind of questions can they lie yes they can they can lie in the form. get israel right so i just say that the a.t.f. were not going to be with us today i do look at their press release talking about their work the a.t.f. is dedicated to reducing firearms trafficking and firearms related fighting crying that is what they dedicated to jane i'm looking at the various sites and the various agencies of the u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement and they

say he was naked except for a green jacket when he stepped out of his truck and started firing two paypal was shot outside the restaurant two more inside all were aged in mid twenty's he fled the scene on foot leaving behind his jacket and several magazines and ammunition and. he clearly came armed with a lot of firepower intending to devastate the south nashville area the suspect is twenty nine year old travis ryan king in july last year he was caught in a restricted area near the white house with or he's come to skated several i often semiautomatic rifles some of those same guns we used in yesterday's shooting the guns were returned by a test will county authorities to run king's father who has now acknowledged giving them back to his son. the death toll could have been much higher had not been for the actions of this man a twenty nine year old bystander who tackled the gunman and wrestled his gun away yeah i knew i had it in me but i haven't had any specific combat training is just you know i fight my daughter every night so i can get it but oh my is grim a facebook everybody's calling

that are you know figure than the bible when you have companies that are forced and there are so paypal if they're also forced to give government data and they also sell the data or actually now they don't sell the data to sell yield you're the product you are not aware of how these things work and they're so big that they are not even in control over that it themselves then you have big problems nobody knows what's how this algorithms work who feeds them what is being put into them and i think that we need to actually instead of focusing on this current narrative of you know a new cold war we should be focusing on how do we learn to be in this space because we are going to be in this space and how we're going to be protected and i think we need to start to break these huge corporate sectors apart because they play such a crucial role in our democracies and when you have people like mark zuckerberg and eric smith believing that all the problems you know in the world are going to be solved by algorithms we are in a trap. finally they might be relics of the space race but they are still o

there is anonymous activists that went to paypal to protest and they got pretty screwed in the process it does protect to some degree but if you are an actual threat and you use it all the time you will be unmasked but it does work. it's not like a totally transparent although i don't know. again when you're dealing with entities like the nsa, if you are funding a tool that he wants peoplyou wantpeople to think wot want to catch everyone who uses it, that doesn't make sense so it's hard to read into the intentions of some of the most secretive agencies and the planet. we just don't know. all i can do as a journalist is to follow the money and the funding and look at the interest and who benefits from this handheld with used. sure a kid sitting somewhere making jokes about scientology isn't a threat to anybody so that if you run these marketplaces like silk road and he's in jail and if you look at the logs he kept as he was running this is us more like the server crashed and leaked my address. he knew that they were actively looking for him at that moment like to agence had infiltrated

. >> caller: about a week ago you mentioned that you aggressively bought paypal. now that amazon has indicated they are interested in competing with vemo? >> no. look, okay, the stock is down a lot. will amazon come up and hurt venmo the idea that -- to my friend versus actually entering into my phone, i don't know. i love voice recognition but do you mind ryan >> caller: thanks for taking my car. my question is about take-2 interactive. with it being a highly volatile stock. >> i don't know if you heard, talking terrific things about east port. it has become crowded. there are a lot of other companies that are literally coming up with a lot of sports, i like esports carry cash, be ready to buy slowly on the way down and remember, we will get through this together. on "mad money," tariff jitters ripping through this market. then the obituary for retail has been written many times. plus, what does the market fear index about how long this will last an unemotional opinion on the state of the market. so stick with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad mone

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jittery ahead of next week's slew of earnings for some of the big tech companies including microsoft, paypalintel, facebook, pretty big declines there. investors nervous about what all of this could bring your dive was mentioning the weekly moves for the major averages, if we hop in, we can take a look at how this appears on a weekly basis. this can be used in the gtb library. we are looking at the weekly moods for the averages. the dow in blue and the s&p 500 in green. this is the second of we can erode for the major averages. but, on the drop today and yesterday in the s&p 500 and the dow, they are down on the year. earlier this week with there was quite a bit of a bullish deal and now toward the end of the week, it is a bit bearish. caroline: fascinating. this was a trend we are seeing some volatility on the side of the atlantic. i'm looking in the bloomberg, if you tie can looking for the stoxx 600, mrr which shows you what the biggest gains and losers are on the day. notably, we're seeing some of the big chip makers in particular feeling the pain. a a seven off by 8% on the bottom. germ

. >> you can send money to friends using a debit card or paypal or even pay more people can send money through their bank app are you a financial institution? >> i do not consider cells to be a financial institution although we do provide tools for people to send money. >> so you say you started in your dorm room 15 years 2 billion users and on breaches of trust later is that the same kind of company you started with your harvard e-mail address? >> mr. chairman i think we have evolved quite a bit as a company when i started it. i certainly didn't think we would be the ones building this broad of a community around the world. i figured somebody would do it i didn't know it would be us we definitely have grown. >> you recently have said you have not done a good job to explain what facebook does so back in 2012 and 2013 a lot of this data was happening did it ever cross your mind you should be communicating with more clearly with users how facebook monetized their data they do not sell it per se in the traditional sense but also the user data is the most valuable thing about facebook in f

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person-to-person payments with the amazon in competition with paypal. the journal reports that he reports that amazon is looking at options for sending money to friends through alexa. making a push into the financial chair, looking at ways to enter in-store payments while working at jpmorgan chase and other banks about building a checking account like product. shares of amazon, let's take a look at it, trading higher in the premarket. cheryl: there you go. up 1.5%. this one not too many people will be happy about it if you're planning a summer road trip, get ready to pay at the pump. price per gallon of gas jumped a sense of the past two weeks to hit a nationwide average of $2.74 for regular gas. that is 30 cents more than what it cost this time last year largely because of the rising crude oil prices. they told "the wall street journal" that it expects prices for the travel season to be the highest in 24 teen and alpaca and russia continue to read output. u.s. oil futures are 30% about closing at 62.06. up to a .6 this year. lauren: not surprised you'r

ebay's paypal the estimates hitting $3.7 billion. and eps of $.67.ates.g over estimates for first-quarter sales as it is pushing live video and more personalized content start to pay off. revenue jumped 21 percent to nearly 655 million dollars and active users fluted 600 36 million. we caught up with twitter's chief financial officer about the results. >> we had a great quarter. we will thrilled with the outcome. double digits for the six quarter in a row. we accelerated our revenue growth. it grew 27% and we were thrilled with the outcome of the quarter. it gives us the opportunity to go back to the areas where we have been interesting, which is the health of the platform, audience and engagement growth, revenue products that the advertisers use and sales. we will invest in all of that over the course of the year. the 15% this year as well and we are focused on those priorities. >> shares are down, why do you think that is? >> we are trying to build a twitter that everybody enjoys. we are trying to put up good result and we know the market will refl

their former subsidiary paypal beat estimates, getting $3.7 billion.tter/estimates for first quarter sales and profit as its questions aligned video and personalized content pays off. revenue jumped and monthly active users rose to 336 million. we caught up with the cfo wednesday about the results. >> we have had a great quarter and we are thrilled at the outcome. we accelerated our revenue , and we are thrilled with the quarter. it gives us the opportunity to go back to the areas where we have been, audience and engagement gross. we will be investing in those. 10%-50% head count of focused on those priorities. >> despite this, shares are down. why do you think that is? >> i try hard not to look at the stock from one day to another. we are trying to build something everyone can benefit from, and that requires a long-term approach. we know that over time the market will reflect that. >> you said it will grow at the same rate in the second half of the year. why are the expectations more muted? gave down margin guidance for the second year and try to help

take a look at paypal holdings 4.5%. they beat another guidance for the second quarter of a little bit conservatively. investors think that things are movingmoving in the right direc. scarlet was mentioning starbucks. we have a number of related names. starbucks beat sales by 18%. sales by 12%. investors liking something that they are hearing investing in those shares hitting them higher. chipotle mexican grill of nearly 25% on paper. a very strong quarter where they beat earnings by 35% and same-store sales up 2.2% relative to the last quarter. perhaps the turnaround everybody has been looking for is finally happening and domino's pizza of 8%. those shares on pace for their best a since 2016. we had the nfl draft happening. let's take a look at some of the bonus potential. this is a look at the projected signing bonus. number one 22 million. this is more than $300 million and you would know much more about this than me. that's pretty amazing that the top pick for the nfl draft could receive a signing bonus of more than