. >> pepsi is reporting. consumer staples here and this is an interesting conversation right after that retail one. consumer staple stocks have the worst performing sector in the s&p right now and the xlp that tracks the sector is made up differently than the xrt the top five stocks make up 50% of the weight and that's pepsi, coke, procter & gamble and walmart. all of those act really badly. the best one is unchanged on the year the worst one is down 23% on the year i'm not holding my breath for any of those names to report earnings and drag this sector up a little bit i think pepsi, how it reacts, it's not imlying a big movement. about 2% in each direction how it reacts could be interesting. this group is very volatile. margins were getting pressed a little bit this group trades expensive to the broad market here so as i think about the chart and the technical set up here, look at this up trend since 2011 it just got rejected there i want to play over the next couple of months or so for a move back below $50

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. >> pepsi is reporting.e're talking about consumer staples here this is an interesting conversation right after that retail one consumer staple stocks have the worst performing sector in the s&p right now. they're down about 3.5% on the year the etf that tracks the sector is made up very different. the top five stocks make up 50% of the weight, those are pepsi, coke, procter & gamble, phillip morris and walmart the best one on the year is unchanged on the year. the worst one, phillip morris is down 23% on the year i'm not holding my breath for any of those names to drag this sector up a little bit i think pepsi how it reacts next week, the options market is not imploo implying a big movement. how investors take it could be interesting. earlier in the year it was very volatile margins were getting pressed a little bit this group trades expensive to the broad market here. as i think about the chart and the technical setup here, look at this uptrend since tler2011 it just got rejected there i want to play over

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if you look at companies like pepsi, google, microsoft, a lot of the ceos today are indian.s me hope that one day not so much in the future we'll have the next google or microsoft coming out of india, because indian entrepreneurs and their leaders i think can scale businesses globally much better than maybe their chinese counterparts. what do you think india is not good at? we tend to take shortcuts to problems because so many other things are broken, so that is something that also needs a mindset change. artificial intelligence, good or bad for india? great because it can solve healthcare at scale, it can solve education at scale, it can solve so many of these societal issues at scale. i canjust imagine that happening. bad because it is going to take away a large number of jobs, so that becomes... but i think that is a problem we'll define and can be solved with the right intentions and the right solutions. so i'm more optimistic than pessimistic about al. thank you for your time. thank you. back at the live show, when we weren't creating the world's greatest selfie, or pla

look at some of the rumors of the past few days by coca-cola and pepsi co.his with beverage companies getting in the space. if coke and pepsi were to do it, it would be on the non-thc side of cbd which has therapeutic benefits backed by some scientific claims. to work hardve to develop and market these products. how they do that will affect profitability. there's a lot of open ended questions with how these companies get in because it certainly will have that influence if it is profitable out of the gate were not. romaine: there seems to be this assumption once marijuana or cannabis is legalized in some widespread fashion that consumers will adopt it. is there any data that backs up the idea that consumers on a broad level really want this? ken: we know they wanted on the medical side. if i look at the u.s., a lot of the growth will be on the recreational side. over 30 states have authorized legal access to medical. a lot of growth will come from the recreational or adult use side. in canada, the growth will come on the recreational side. medical is there al

if you look at companies like pepsi, google, microsoft, a lot of the ceos today are indian.me hope that one day not so much in the future we'll have the next google or microsoft coming out of india, because indian entrepreneurs and their leaders can scale businesses globally much better than maybe their chinese counterparts. what do you think india is not good at? we tend to take shortcuts to problems. because so many other things are broken, so that is something that also needs a mindset change. artificial intelligence, good or bad for india? i think both. great because it can solve healthcare at scale, it can solve education at scale, it can solve so many of these societal issues at scale. i canjust imagine that happening. bad because it is going to take away a large number of jobs, so that becomes... but i think that is a problem we'll define and can be solved with the right intentions and the right solutions. so i'm more optimistic than pessimistic about al. thank you for your time. thank you. back at the live show, when we weren't creating the world's greatest selfie, o

>> a few weeks ago the pepsi ceo announced she would be transitioning out.y a woman but not a white ceo. there is a massive durst of dearth ofin the -- diversity in the executive suite. >> let's get more on what joel mentioned about diverse city in the executive suite or the lack thereof. and very important story and after years of diversity training and commitment by companies we still have a c suite that is predominately white and male. >> in the past year getting even more so with the departures of the ceo at pepsi, american express, the c suite are getting more mail and white. companies are saying they want more diversity. they are seeing that in new hire and in turn levels. we looked at what is happening there. >> what did you find? there is that stark disparity. we hear all the time about diversity inclusion efforts at all these companies. they say they are including it at the entry level. when all those three people you mentioned left their job the impact it had on the numbers alone, much less the perception is incredible. >> we are at three black ceo

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in fact the league released a statement, we're continuing to work with pepsi on our plans, but do noty announcements to make on what will be another epic show. we'll keep you updated on this story. >> while they stay tight lipped kelly clarkson couldn't keep the news to herself. her talk show is officially a go. >> i've got a lot of jobs jimmy. >> this is a big announcement because it has not been announced yet, but you're getting your own talk show. >> well it's been leaked. >> let's get into it. >> i know. i'm very excited. >> nbc made it official today. the kelly clarkson show will debut in the fall of 2019 and she told jimmy fallon about her primo time slot. >> yeah, we're on right before "ellen" so yeah. >> oh, my gosh. that's gonna be a good block right there. >> yeah. i'm not nervous at all about it. i didn't think i'd ever do that, but yeah we shot the pilot and it's kind of, well, i love talking. it's like my favorite past so. ♪ love so soft that you can't rub off ♪ >> kelly and her husband brandon blackstock are the talk show's executive producers. "e.t." had a source at the

by handing a riot policeman a pepsi i mean this completely backfired and pepsi were accuser triggered off trivializing black lives matter and the ad by the way was withdrawn so in one case you get coca-cola they did two. range a lot of us jews did get good things and then pet c. you know it's it's a very fine line isn't it i mean i have seen really did not read the wrong well. the room well that's a book oh right now before we get all carried away and a tribute to all sorts of civil rights movement to characteristics to nike they're there to make money this is a business of coles what is the interesting thing i think a few years ago young people wished that maybe i mean i was interested in being politically correct they weren't supporting campaigns but young people today are they people ten years got hitched as didn't have a conscience i believe young people do have a conscience today and facts why they're doing these out in the spring success has been successful by tapping into a mood and people like you say you can about these issues so she knew right thank i predict robyn thank you

a riot you remember this yeah and it and handing a riot policemen a taxi this completely backfired pepsi look you accused of trivializing black lives matter and in fact you have taken down so in one case got it right you got. russian beef on how much they weigh is the ball because it is it's a fine line that has to be drawn and so before we get carried away with all the. rhetoric and the principles. this is all about big companies making money not just nike but but all of course it is but i think young people to die almost politically what a web and they were a few years ago and i think. a few years ago hipsters didn't support anything they didn't have a conscience about anything but i think that has really changed and i think the ad agencies big companies they know this and they're making politically correct campaign so it's paying off a very interesting vote on the website absolutely d.w. dot com slash cold chop thank you very much that said show up today to let her out we'll have more favor at the top of the hour of yourself a good death. in . the face or this river is changing dramat

|j think india is really good at producing global leaders, if you look at companies like pepsi, microsoftthat gives you hope that one day in the future we will have the next google or microsoft coming out of india, because indian entrepreneurs and their leaders can scale businesses globally much better than maybe their chinese counterparts. what do you think india is not good at? given our evolution, that we have had, when things are broken, we need a mindset change. artificial intelligence, good or bad for india? i think both. it is very hard to protect which side the penny falls. great cause it can solve healthcare at stale, it can solve education at scale, it can solve societal issues at scale. i can imagine that happening. bad because it is going to ta ke happening. bad because it is going to take away a large number ofjobs, so to take away a large number ofjobs, so that becomes, i think that is the problem that can be solved with the right intentions. the right solutions. so i am more optimistic than pessimistic about al. thank you for your time. back at the live show, and we were no

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the old ceo of pepsi is going to be transitioning out, someone who was not white and not a man.there is this massive competition in c-suite, all-male and white. this story is covered in the u.s. edition of the magazine. let's go to jordan. despite this diversity commitment by companies, we still have a c-suite that is predominately white and men. jordyn: with the departure of s aree ceos, c-suite getting more male and white. we are seeing diversity more at the entry-level. we looked at what was happening. jason: this is a stark disparity. we hear this all the time, about inclusion efforts. when these female ceos leave their jobs, the impact this had on the numbers alone, much less the perception, was incredible. we have three black ceos and 24 female ceos, a 25% drop in the past year. these companies are not following through with the black and latino women in terms of new hires they are having. that is because people -- sally lays it out like it is in the story. she says, just do it. there has been so many programs companies say they will do, yet here we are. rdyn: some compani

joel: the old ceo of pepsi is going to be transitioning out, someone who was not white and not a man.his massive competition in c-suite, all-male and white. carol: this story is covered in the u.s. edition of the magazine. let's go to jordan. despite this diversity commitment by companies, we still have a c-suite that is predominately white and men. jordyn: with the departure of female ceos, c-suites are getting more male and white. we are seeing diversity more at the entry-level. we looked at what was happening. jason: what did you find? stark disparity. we hear this all the time about diversity inclusion efforts. you mentioned people left their jobs, the impact it had on the numbers alone, much less the perception is incredible. ceos -- 24t 24 female ceos. was happening is middle-management is where diversity goes to die. it's really that these companies are not looking and following through with the black latina women interns and new hires. that's because people don't feel like they want to stay. >> she's not bashful, she lays it out like it is, she says part of it is just freaking

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joel: the old ceo of pepsi is going to be transitioning out, not only a woman but not a white ceo.arth of diversity in the c suite. this is a massive problem. it ends up being all-male and white. carol: this story is covered in the u.s. edition of the magazine. let's go to jordan. despite this diversity commitment by companies, we still have a c-suite that is predominately white and men. jordyn: with the departure of female ceos, c-suites are getting more male and white. at the same time companies are saying, we want more diversity and we are seeing it at the entry-level. we looked at what was happening. jason: this is a stark disparity. we hear this all the time, about inclusion efforts. companies saying they are recruiting at entry-level and yet, when these female ceos leave their jobs, the impact this had on the numbers alone, much less the perception, was incredible. jordyn: we have three black ceos and 24 female ceos, a 25% drop in the past year. middle management is where diversity goes. these companies are not following through with the black and latino women in terms of new

. >> we're sending china our pepsi bottles, our aquafina bottles, vitamin water bottles and they're sendingour coats. >> but in january this year, china stopped accepting our plastic. >> it all gets squished together like that. after china banned some types of plastic earlier this year, now more than ever, that stuff could end up in a land fill. >> today at this material recovery facility in los angeles, they process your garbage. >> check this out. what they're storing is a what at home people are putting into their recycle bins, all this different stuff. glass bottles, plastic bottles, plastic bags, cardboard boxes. >> we recycle at home. >> what would you tell the average person that just threw all of their crap away at the same time? >> start using their head and save the planet. >> so this is the stuff that china says they don't antonymor? >> correct. >> where does it go from here? >> we bid it out. highest priced broker will get material. we still have stuff that does go to china. for example, the cardboard over here. >> it sounds like china not buying mixed rigid plastics has really

the sector remains out of favor and i don't think pepsi co's earnings favor that.e have basically free money for payroll processers because of the float the competition among companies that advise on business servers one of the smaller division has gotten fierce. and square has decided to get into the payroll processing business itself. they're a big time disrupter and about small and medium size business which is paycheck's wheel house. call me conflicted wednesday we turn to a despised sector in the market, housing. when the fed raise rates they turn against the housing stocks. that's what they have to report in the morning and i don't think the giant home builder can k b home delivered a monster beat earlier this week and meant nothing to the stock i doubt that lamar can report a better number. imagine the task when they try to explain how well things are going. i've rarely ever seen the housing stocks go up during this phase of a fed tightening cycle. everyone is worried about mortgage rates heading hire. this came up as they dispaterra over business and the st

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does coke or pepsi signify anything? i think it signifies nothing.you should be drinking millers? i don't think so. >> as humans cool like myself, you can spot it immediately when they're making up a story and telling you bull -- just to sell you a product. tell me why i should care about that product. >> i think more than ever, cool is about individuality and authenticity. you think about it every single day, a billion people on this planet are doing their own brand on instagram and facebook and defining themselves. >> having a plain old product is not enough. what are you doing for your customers and community that's different than just product. >> it feels like there's excess amount of product in the world. that's not a good thing. the competitive part of it forces people into real innovation, technology, that's out of competition. >> whatever fuels the next great relativeliry, be it a new idea, or just a need to win, we, the consumers, will be the judge of who comes out on top. >>> this is an msnbc special series. >> cool. elusive. essential. ico

i don't think it's coke and pepsi. >> jim >> look, let's be clear, i'm not short amd. >> no one says you were. >> i see the better value. stock went into the penalty box despite having quarter after quarter of good earnings >> been there a long time, no? >> how long has it been? three months or four months since he left? >> stock is down 12% in that period of time >> this is about the time you would expect the board to announce the ceo they've had issues with trying to get the chips they'll get there, guys. they have the scale, the resources. i don't think you put this in the penalty box for much longer. >> okay. >>> coming up, pete najarian is with us. the stock he is tracking is down 8% on the month. will it keep going that way? maybe the options market will tell us. that's straight ahead. first the s&p. there you are. you're off the lows of the day not much down 14 on a big news day. energy and tech are the only sectors in the s&p currently in the green. need a change of scenery? kayak compares hundreds of travel and airline sites so you can be confident you're getting the right f

prvelings both coke and pepsi trying to expand their beverage business because it's been lagging becauset want high calorie high sugar drink anymore. tracee thank you very much. >> thank you. well coming up former secretary of state john kerry slams for his shadow diplomacy with iran. but now he could be in actual trouble we'll tell you about that back the in the news again folks. [inaudible conversations] >> what? roseanne barr revealing how her character will be written out of the connor show. despite the tariffs in effect 200 billion of chinese imports china vowing retaliation, dow up 50 in the the premarket nasdaq up 20. >> welcome back let's get you caught on on what's happening despite the 200 billion dollars in new tariffs on chinese goods dow up 46 in the premarket. s&p up 4.5. nays tack up 19 and three quarters. russian spy plane shut down by syrian government. russia military claims disappeared from radar with 14 people onboard. as it was returning from an air base near the syrian city. now there's a search and rescue mission underway russia a key backer of bashar al-assad blam

i think also, do you remember the pepsi ad and how disastrous, and they were received more poorly within a day. within a day you can bet nike was watching all day yesterday. how is this going for us how is this going? do we push ahead and clearly, they think they should, right? because they're doing it >> although yesterday the stock was down 3%. >> the market was down 12. >> i understand it's coming from a higher level >> i don't think they're looking at the stock being down 3% i think they're look at much broader and how did the stock do one day, and how was our core customer and who we think is going to be our core customer. >> exactly >> how are they receiving this message. >> and obviously, well enough that they're pushing forward >> coming up, the emerging market crush continues and the global sell-off may not be as bad as it looks. i'm melissa lee, you are watching cnbc. first in business worldwide. here's what else is coming up on "fast. >> what are they doing here? >> they're selling, mortimer >> that's ridiculous >> okay. it's not that ridiculous the crypto universe is in a sel

you can live there and enjoy a life on the water, enjoying the bay -- >> pepsi cola was founded thereacy. i don't know if you knew that. >> beautiful place. >> it is surrounded by water. there's the noose river and there's also the trent river. and then they dump into the pimlico sound. and that's where all the problems have arose. in case you're joining our coverage, this was sent out by the city of new bern. they're saying this is approximately maybe 100 or a little worse than that flood levels. this is the noose river here, this is the trent river that dives down here and all the water is supposed to flow this way. this is the downtown area. this is what it looks like now, where all the water has moved in. the elevation in newborn, it does peak out at 20 to 30 feet, so there are areas that are fine. but right now we know we have the water that's at about 10, 10 1/2 feet. so there are many streets and homes everywhere here that is inundated with the water. and each of these blue dots are people requesting rescue. obviously right along the emdge of the river. some of it flew into the

do not offer him a pepsi. it is coca-cola. he doesn't smoke anything, doesn't drink any alcohol, no bad habits like that. but he has dedicated many years of his life to the cause of marijuana legalization and ending the drug war. not because he wants to light up. not because that is important to him personally, but because he says it is wrong to put people in cages and visit violence on them, smashed down doors, create black markets. all the horrors of the war on drugs. it is wrong. but he doesn't do it because he wants to smoke. he definitely does not. being a libertarian is not being a selfish person. it means you don't want to use force on other people and you believe in respecting their rights. now, property and rights, here is a side point. we sometimes hear people say, all you care about our property rights, what about human rights? this is a mistaken idea of what property means. john locke is very clear. to go back to his texts. i don't consider them like the bible, but they are important. property doesn't mean just you

if you look at companies like pepsi, google, microsoft, a lot of the ceos today are indian.ink can scale businesses globally much better than maybe their chinese counterparts. what do you think india is not good at? we tend to take shortcuts to problems because so many other things are broken, so that is something that also needs a mindset change. artificial intelligence, good or bad for india? great because it can solve healthcare at scale, it can solve education at scale, it can solve so many of these societal issues at scale. i canjust imagine that happening. bad because it is going to take away a large number of jobs, so that becomes... but i think that is a problem we'll define and can be solved with the right intentions and the right solutions. so i'm more optimistic than pessimistic about al. thank you for your time. thank you. back at the live show, when we weren't creating the world's greatest selfie, or playing the world's best game — designed by click, patent pending incidentally — we spoke to the pioneers of india's burgeoning space industry, and asked the questi

we've been number one for three years and at that time, coca-cola pepsi was really giant for us.will even think recruit sales managers. not even senior level of coca-cola in vietnam like sales weagers and we were like don't know within recruit them or not. that's how we work. we focus on helping products and we find we serve a global consumer. amanda: you began with tea in a country that usually serves tea for nothing. how did you convince the be many as people they needed to pay for this product? >> i received a phone call from and people saying your father is crazy. anything that he grew to everything. everybody was against us the brand managers everything is impossible. why would you import machine and do all of these things, but for us we see there is an insight that people need convenience. they do have the need of how to have the product from natural ingredients and make it convenient for them because time is everything nowadays. it's actually like and working environments, things change. in recenty successful surprised, we cannot believe in now, we get the degree of green

i think you could have a hershey's, a pepsi, coca-cola, budweiser, anheuser-busch, those are the kindk will do well. when it comes to the restaurant companies like mcdonald's, we do favor that one. we think valuations are appropriately priced. you can get return with less volatility. david: do they do this with blocking and tackling? >> they will have to do something else. they have other chains, longhorn steakhouse, which is starting to do some of the same tactics, and they just bought cheddars scratch kitchen, which is pretty small but has potential to expand. the key will be how they handle e-commerce and delivery wars. we have seen with that has done for dominoes, for the valuation and sales, to come out as a leader on the technology front. i think we have seen all of garden not quite be as assertive in that space yet -- olive gar den be not quite as assertive. alix: woodcut of names do like an retail? >> we do like starbucks, as well as walmart. overall, theart street is missing the fact that they are going to go through this transition where online sales to the direct point of t

. >> reporter: schultz covers sports marketing and said companies like starbucks and pepsi criticizedor botched ads of social issues nike's new campaign may be different. >> i think they have calculated that some of the key consumers they're trying to win over, younger people, that buy a lot of nike gear, are siding with colin kaepernick. >> reporter: nike lost about $3.75 billion in market cap at the end of trading on tuesday. important to point out, some analysts also attributed that to negotiations over nafta. despite the loss, one estimate reportedly says nike earned at least $43 million worth of media exposure following the kaepernick ad. you can't pay for this. >> yeah. >> important point about courting younger, younger people out there. >> yes. >> looking fard them. >> they know the audience. >> exactly. >> calculated risk. >> thank you, dana. >>> a woman arrested for traffic violations found dead in the nevada jail cell three days later. why her family said guards ignored the pleas for help and the treatment of her amounts to >>> a brand-new report highlights the danger of a s

david: and unlike pepsi, who has gone into food and they need to double down and beverages, they needn beverages. alix: what is that? you have a little bit of weed, sugar, what will it do to your system? will you have the munchies? david: amazon has a fascinating story, where they are investigating the possibility that there is bribery going on with people in china, not only china, but basically third-party sellers saying give us insight in algorithms, in maybe help our reviews a little bit too. they are getting paid and amazon is upset about the possibility. alix: but you know what they should do, spin off the cloud business and retail business. david: the margins are so high is growing so rapidly with the cloud business. that would be interesting. alix: and luke, you were looking at deutsche bank. luke: a story first reported by ft, then deutsche bank with a response, saying that the brexit impacts, they might be moving a large portion of their balance sheet that is in london back to frankfurt. and it might result in them becoming a ring faced entity. having a branch operating in lo

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