a move to strengthen ties between the two we bring you the details on that also tobacco giant philip morris says it's not a smoke free initiative in the works down under but skeptics say it's just a bid to make money on more unhealthy habits is that true we're going to find out also billions have been affected by recent attacks i did yahoo and which actually is hackers just keep getting in my guess that explains why they're blocking technology could be the way forward for businesses and governments as they rush to prevent them by boom bust start right now. a bit of backtracking at the white house president donald trump says puerto rico's insurmountable debt may need to be quote wiped out and quote and then the white house budget director stepped into the breach trump statement caused audible gasps as people envisioned a giant bailout initiative but then mick mulvaney clarified saying the white house will in fact not be offering a bailout for puerto rico later this year the white house is expected to require tens of billions of dollars more in long term funds that will help puerto rico recon

on thursday tobacco manufacturer philip morris will pledge its support to help australia become a smoke free country by doing that the company could have an easier time selling cigarettes alternatives that come with less health risks maurice smith a scientific affairs fellow at philip morris will promote to lawmakers at a hearing in melbourne it's a product the company made that heats tobacco rather than burning it and has apparently been quite successful however it's still unclear how the council will respond when most health officials have acknowledged that cigarettes are less harmful than actual cigarettes they're still little information on the risks they might carry philip morris is feeling confident about a costo in fact the company already pledged eighty million dollars a year until two thousand and thirty to search for the right smoking substitute but that's just a slice of what it's worth philip morris pulled in twenty nine point nine billion dollars so far this year and has a market cap of one hundred seventy two point nine billion dollars that's not too far off from the rest

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julie: philip morris is just outside the u.s., it's all tree at the has the u.s.ess at this point. scarlet: julie, thank you so much for the latest. coming up next, the president praises the stock market boom, but the reporters are doing so well. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: what'd you miss? the dow broke above 22,000. like the trade balance, it's a way of keeping score. said that if tax reform fails, there could be a significant reversal in stocks. it's ironic that the president's wealthiest supporters appear to be missing out on this record rally. this chart shows the s&p 500 since the election, the white line, it's up about 20%. the yellow line tracks the 24 wealthiest donors of the president on the bloomberg billionaires index. their return is in the neighborhood of 6%. is the other u.s. billionaires in the ranking, up by double at 14%. lagging way behind the s&p 500. is adent trump billionaire, but he is not included because he doesn't break the top 500. julia: there are other u.s. billionaires income outside of the united states. let's look

already hired by philip morris to contest the effects of passive smoking on health and headed by a certain jim toth see a master of influence. amazingly in washington the heart of american power this lobbyist is still well established. as he never answered our requests for an interview we went to see him without an appointment with our documents in hand and a hidden camera. for him to say yes he works here who are you with the inference engine list i'm looking for. and i'm looking on the number. of the new point meant no new i was just looking for him because i called from france but you this is a concern. this is the good news american lobbyists can be welcoming. we even managed to have jim talk to the on his cell phone there. but it's. kin you hear me. i love to ask you some questions susan system not to. work. because you have the set of a strategy to discredit who work for us con man you are so i wanted to know more about this. well. i don't know if you're just talking about. me and i know if you do your work in congress i'm going to have you know i can say no i'm going to help them. u

. >>> philip morris posted disappointing earnings and revenue. the tobacco giant reported a tenth straight quarter of cigarette declines. the trend is expected to continue. philip morris expanding its focus to potentially safer alternatives to tobacco cigarettes. shares tumbled 4% to $108.15. >>> the platform mongodb debuted on the platform today, giving the company a valuation of more than a billion. the company says it is still well-positioned for more >> we're obviously very pleased by how investors reacted to the story. it's not even about today. it's about the future. we're going after one of the largest markets in enterprise software. the second thing is we have a very disruptive technology. third, the momentum of the business is really strong. we've got customers across every industry using us for every conceivable use case. this is just a start. the best is yet to come. >> mongodb took off, rising 33% to $32.07. >>> and after the bell, paypal reported profit and sales that rose more than expected as more users made payments on the company

already hired by philip morris to contest the effects of passive smoking on health and headed by a certain jim toth see a master of influence. amazingly in washington the heart of american power this lobbyist is still well established. as he never answered our requests for an interview we went to see him without an appointment with our documents in hand and a hidden camera. i . informed him to say yes he works here who are you with the inference engine list i'm looking for. and i'm looking on the number. of the new point meant no new i was just looking for him because i called from france but you this is your concern. is the good news american lobbyists can be welcoming. we even managed to have jim talk to you on his cell phone. here come in here please. jim can you hear me. i want to ask you some questions susan system not to. work. because you have this set up a strategy to discredit. us con man you are so i wanted to know more about this. well. i don't know if you're just talking about. me and i know if you do your work in congress i'm going to ask do you believe that i can say no i'm g

philip morris denies it did anything wrong -- and says biflock just chose to smoke.d letterman has a new piece of hardware for his mantle. the reitred late night host was at the kennedy center sunday - receiving the prestigious mark twain prize for american humor. it was a star-studded event - steve martin - jimmy kimmel and al franken were there. 70-year-old letterman spent 33 years on late-night t-v, hosting long-running shows on n-b-c and then on c-b-s. but he made some suprising comments when he talked to our own kidd o'shea. his favorite dumb moment from his show was the "monkey cam" - he would attach a camera to a monkey's head and let it run wild. it's xx and we're just getting started. it's xx and we're just getting started. breaking news. a triple shooting last night in alexandria. now police updating us, about who they think pulled the trigger. good morning washington. - warm & breezy today - rain & gusty winds overnight - falling temperatures each day (chilliest day thursday) today: warm and breezy. partly to mostly cloudy. highs: 73-77 winds: se 5-15 g 20

tobacco company philip morris sued europe why the euro why their government from requiring health warnings to be put on cigarette packages cigarettes cause cancer you're going to government said you know in order to protect public health we've got to put some warnings on what if you're philip morris do some of them. and while the obama administration was thinking the praises of nafta still many on the left railed against it back then and now surprisingly thing i to i with president trump this is a corporate power grab which is allowed corporations to take their jobs overseas outsource them overseas and does it put this adjudication in the hands of the countries. where these things need to be deliberated rather than outside of a country and over the twenty six thousand campaign cycle dems were divided on nafta though seen as a dabbler democrats thought to expand on this the t.p. p t tip those against these types of trade agreements giving voice to labor unions and the like are now finding themselves ironically in the line with populist interest and seeking to work with president trump. i wi

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a move to strengthen ties between the two we bring you the details on that also tobacco giant philip morris says it's not a smoker you know if it works down under but skeptics say it's just a bid to make money on more unhealthy habits is that true we're going to find out also billions have been affected by recent attacks how did yahoo and what's actually just keep getting in my guess that explains why they're blocking technology could be the way forward for businesses and governments as they rush to prevent them by us starts right now. a bit of backtracking at the white house president donald trump says puerto rico's insurmountable debt may need to be quote wiped out and quote and then the white house budget director stepped into the breach trump statement calls audible gasps as people envisioned a giant bailout unissued.

already hired by philip morris to contest the effects of passive smoking on health and headed by a certain jim toth see a master of influence. amazingly in washington the heart of american power this lobbyist is still well established. as he never answered our requests for an interview we went to see him without an appointment with our documents in hand and a hidden camera it's.

a move to strengthen ties between the two we bring you the details on that also tobacco giant philip morris says it's not a smoke free initiative in the works down under but skeptics say it's just a bid to make money on more unhealthy habits is that true we're going to find out also billions have been affected by recent attacks i did yahoo and what fact is hackers just keep getting in my guess that explains why they're blocking technology could be the way forward for businesses and governments as they rush to prevent stand by boom bust start right now. a bit of backtracking at the white house president donald trump says puerto rico's insurmountable debt may need to be quote wiped out and quote and then the white house budget director steps into the breach trump statement calls ot of all gas as people envisioned a giant bailout initiative but then mick mulvaney clarified saying the white house will in fact not be offering a bailout for puerto rico later this year the white house is expected to require tens of billions of dollars more in the long term funds that will help puerto rico reconsti

yes, this is an etf that follows all the major staples including proctor & gamble, philip morris, pepsico, walmart, costco, walgreens and kol gate just to name a few while a border stock margaret is soring sore soaring to new heights the xlp is flowing ponce believes there are some potentially bearish developments here that could harrell a nasty decline. so many people have been hiding for ages because of those dividends. there's a lot to be concerned about from tech y'all perspective. ponce start out that consumer staples etf has made a head and shoulders pattern. right? that's a really pretty clear defining we broke down the neckline of the pattern. head and shoulders is a formation that looks just like the top of a person. a head sandwiched between two shoulders and one of the most reliable patterns in each book whether you see one of these it's often assigned in a nasty pull back waiting in the once. you need to expect a sizable decline, if the s&p break down more that it have be confirmed bullish trend line, green. floral support, roughly a year now, it's in danger of being violated

virginia >> caller: jim, recently a stock of ours have taking a good hit do you feel the stock philip morris is a buy or sell? >> i struggle with this. but at 4% i think it's overdone to the down side i know it wasn't as bad as some people reacted to it wasn't the best stock for the moment rosa in new york rosa >> caller: hello >> hey roz it's jim how are you? >> caller: hi jim. i want to asking you about nlnk. i wanted to find out -- est krng they're -- >> i think their way too bullish. this is the preclinical early drug stock that we're struggling with we -- when you have an eli lilly report a great stock, goes down 4 from there it's hard for me to do a new link. >>> listen up people, this isn't some ordinary piece of rotation this is historic and worldwide >>> on "mad money" tonight, feel like this rally's too good to be true, i'm foigoing off the charo a bull market. >>> taking a hard look at hardware which shares of go pro and fitness. training your all-time lows, i'll tell you if the wearable bubble can be rebuilt or burst >>> a fwrup in australia is striking back. today i'm eyeing a c

names under pressure, hewlett-packard, verizon, philip morris, ebay. records, bass it back to you with an up arrow. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you. david: more records and president trump isn't tired of it yet. take a listen. >> people say, hey, this is where we want to be. you see stock market. we hit all-time high yesterday. i think we hit it about 49 times, mike. so we're really, we're really doing well. but we can, we can do something very, very spectacular if we're given tax cuts. david: many in the media are questioning records on wall street. look at this one headline from "business insider." if trump is doing so horribly, why is the stock market doing so well? let's bring in today's market panel. heather zumarriaga, vision four vice president. scott martin from kingsview asset management. fox news contributor. scott, i could have picked half a dozen headlines, trump is miserable but the market is great. to which you say what? >> i'd say, david, i tell you they love to make the obvious point, then take it negative, right? or vice versa,

weaker profits at philip morris, that's taken them down 3 and a half percent.k forecast from united continental. that's taking them down about 3%. then we have verizon added more phone subscribers, revenue went up. they are up and the stock 3 and a half percent. ashley: leading the dow. stuart: got it. sea leading the -- sea world, they are cutting positions and attendance continues to decline. i have another amazon story for you, there's always one or two, the company has signed a deal to install lockers in thousands of apartment buildings around the country. tell me about buildings. liz: 850,000 buildings across the country. >> listen, take a load off doorman, we will help you with cost savings. we are going to use empty storage space in basement and put lockers in there. residents for free with pick up bosses. amazon has an estimate subscribers. stuart: i think it's a great idea. ashley: brilliant idea. >> here in new york, do you live in doorman building or nondoorman building. i live in amazon building. >> think about what that does, guys, to get residents

philip morris down .3%. falling cigarette sales outweighed any reduced risk products last quarter.d lose business and damage from hurricanes -- the markets taking it in stride. 8% right now. the company had 2018 profit forecasts above estimates. it looks to make $5.50 a share, reaffirming its fourth quarter as well. let's wrap up where we are in earnings season. the last two weeks have been more vigorous. this is estimates for earnings growth year on year for the s&p. we saw them come in nice and steady at 11% in the second quarter. now, expectation is we had just under 5%. it looks to be temporary. earnings estimates coming in really strong for the fourth quarter come over 10%. see the market participants look through any losing estimates, any sort of put in earnings as a one-time thing and bet on longer-term growth? or, will wee see -- see -- jon: let's bring in jason pride from glenmede investment management. let's talk about the earnings coming through. jason: this is a bit of a one-time item for this quarter. some insurance related issues coming through on the financial sector

eastern time >>> before we head to a break, check out shares of philip morris the tobacco company missingfit of $1.27 a share. revenue missing due to a weak shipment volume in all regions except for asia and that's taking a big hit on the stock which is down by 4.6%. >>> when we come back uber board member ariana huffington speaking out on the health of the ride share startup we'll tell you what she said >>> and whe asked you to tweet us your black monday stories in honor of the 30th anniversary of the stock market crash phillip bennett tweets "i was 21 years old working as a floor clerk in ispx pit at the cboe. fights broke out all over the pit. wow. that paints a picture for you. >>> let's get back to futures indicated down across the board. that's off the weekend levels we saw earlier, most etfs only track a benchmark. flexshares etfs are built around the way investors think. with objectives like building capital for the future, managing portfolio risk and liquidity and generating income. that's real etf innovation. flexshares. built by investors, for investors. before investing consid