i am pimm fox. today's theme is for. you will get the chief executive of oxford performance materials. making cranial implants. his name lives on in music and business. we will talk to the chief executive who runs graceland. it is monday commitment producers will try to sub me with tonight's mystery guest. all of that and more over the next hour. out headers out of the earnings after the close of u.s. trading. --eat estimates by one penny beat estimates by one penny. offered $9.1l has dollar,for family making it a bidding war. and president obama's inking this afternoon about address the latest developments on iraq. support they've recaptured the largest dam in iraq. it fell under terrorist control earlier this month, and is directly tied to our objective of the americans in iraq. >> they will continue limited airstrikes against the militants. >> thank you. president obama mentioned that dam, which is considered a critical infrastructure project. is the latest information that we have on the attempt

i am pimm fox.oday's theme is rising. foxes of 21st century rising after announcing it is withdrawing its bid to buy time warner. we have the latest of the , and we haverts been speaking with chief executives about the rise of africa's economy. we will hear from agco martinxecutive richenhagen. indeed refueling their bid for time warner -- drawing back their bid for time warner. authorized a new place for it shares. disney's net income rose to 2.2 5 million -- 2.2 5 billion. those are the top headlines. >> thank you. let's turn our attention to those disney earnings. jon erlichman just finished an interview with bob iger. tell us about your interview. was a prettythis strong quarter for disney. you highlighted some of the talking aboutas the performance at the box office with "captain america." withjust had a big weekend "guardians of the galaxy." point $5 billion in revenue for this company, earnings that came in better than expected along with that topline beat. much of the muscle for disney comes

i'm pimm fox. market movingy's headlines. su keenan.ed the former top political adviser to president obama. copell help the company with regulatory rules and mounting opposition around the globe. in an exclusive interview, he told bloomberg's trish regan about the job. -- it isind of product hard to stand in the way it. people can put up a fight. we are prepared to make sure that we're fighting for that transportation alternative. >> he will start with the company in late september. the biggest spinoff in the mining industry. it will separate aluminum, coal, and silver. in new unit will operate five countries from australia to south africa. finally, a manhattan tavern that has kept its dive bar atmosphere. .hey have won a court order a court order stop worldwide -- evenom a victory in eating the watering hole. -- evicting the waterhole. lost nine cents a share in the last quarter. down 6%. the former chief executive says he has seen a law a big news in the report. it will reflect well on him. trish regan spoke exclusively within yesterd

i am pimm fox. today's theme is fixing what's wrong. time to get ready to go back to school. a university that has no fixed campus and is less expensive. u.s. dealmakers flex their muscles against foreign manufacturers. a trade tirade. we will explain. what about a fix for your stiff neck or sore shoulders? wellbiz is designed to meet the need. i will introduce you to the chief executive. the first headlines for my cohost, carol massar. >> closing at 2000 points on consumer confidence. the s&p hit a high. during intraday trading. shares jumping more than 8% after yesterday's news became official that burger king will acquire the canadian company for $11 billion. and closing the trading day down. apple suppliers are said to be making the largest ipad. screen production is scheduled for 2015. they are the second part of after the iphone. >> the u.s. has authorized reconnaissance flights over syria looking for detailed islamic state targets. a third u.s. hostage is said to be held by the islamic state.

i am pimm fox. >> staying with video games, activision posted second-quarter results. those are the top headlines. >> targets of the second quarter profit falling below the estimates, showing that retailers are still reeling from those hackers last year. my next guest says that they are able to detect cyberattacks a real-time. vectra networks announced $25 million in its latest round of funding. condoleezza rice is an advisor. joining me now is hitesh sheth from san francisco. thank you for being here. tell us about how vectra networks works. >> thank you for having me. the fundamental issue that our customers face is that if you look at the security landscape, every single network is breached today. that is a data point that most would have disputed years ago. but none will today. every single vendor is focused on prevention, how do you stop an attack in the first place. we empower our customers to enable them to detect cyberattacks and they are happening in real time. >> how do you do that? is the

i'm pimm fox. today's theme, the boy scouts model, always be prepared. new research reveals detail of financial anxiety. plus, how professional sports stars prepare to retire. you will meet one that made the transition from playing to profit. and american craft beer, yes, being prepared in germany. how stone burberry is tapping the barrels in one of the biggest markets for beer. -- how stone brewery is tapping the barrel some of the biggest markets for beers. all of that and more, but first, my cohost. >> that meeting would rue all around a $54 billion hostile takeover bid. set for october 6. williams-sonoma trades are down after hours. retailer another falling during after-hours trading. fighting a sluggish economic environment. >> thanks very much, carol massar. the american family is an insecure one, that is what marianne cooper discovered when she looked at how the recent recession has affected the american family. the title of her new book is titled "cut adrift: families and insecure times." s

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is connection. looking to is connect you to the best food there is. two brothers cofounded the company. they are telling me if they're going public in their future. plus, humin is the new app looking to update the context on your phone. i'll be joined by the chief executive who is rethinking the andwe all network really parents passing down solar homes to their children. we have a way to keep their family connected. we warn you of the financial pitfalls of owning a vacation home. all that and more over the next hour. let's get the latest headlines. the st. louis federal president speaking this afternoon. he said that the financial markets are probably mistaken if they are counting on the bed to in crazed interest rates more slowly than policymakers forecast. bullard said that the market is --ding to doug initially dubbed initially -- ibm's of the sales of its new low end server business cleared the united states national security review. the announcement paves the way fo

i'm his -- pimm fox.re is always been a relationship, for example, between defense contractors and the united states military. what happens when services are shifted to the poor? , aare joined by tom edsall professor at columbia university, and author of "age of austerity." he joins us from washington. i wonder if you can just iscribe to people what poverty capitalism. -- >> itrns out that turns out that the government and private companies are finding that the poor are a great source of revenue. costs, inift the missouri, for example, 20% of the city government is financed through municipal court fines that are imposed weigh disproportionately on the poor are records that -- the poorer residents of ferguson. you also have court services like probation overseeing, and collection of fines. and they don't charge the government anything. what they do is make their profits by charging the people on probation, or the people who owe money to the municipal court a fee for services. backave two mutual scratching

i am pimm fox. today's theme, discount. the changes at jcpenney and if they have altered their discount policies and whether that is bringing shoppers into stores. star word waypoint is buying homes at a discount and renting them out. we will meet the co-chief executive who is back. at a discount.et the chief executive of jet smarter says how people can rent a jet from an app. first, the headlines from bloomberg news' su keenan. that coca-cola will buy a 17% stake in monster beverage for 2.15 billion. the us is this part of the deal. monstera will expand distribution in the u.s. and canada. no surprise,ster, soaring in after-hours. jcpenney out with its earnings after the close of trading. the clothing store change hosted in a row where second-quarter loss, 172 million. a year ago, that loss was 586 million. jcpenney stock higher in after-hours. finally, sticking with retail, walmart reported stagnant same-store sales and cut its earnings forecast for the year. earnings will now be between 4. 5.15 p

i am pimm fox. financial crisis offered tough times to trex. turn around. a ron chapman chief executive joins me now. thank you for being here. we were saying you and i got to meet about four years ago and a lot has happened since then. wondering if you could give people an overview for what it has gone through and where it is today. >> we came together in january 2000 82 affect the turnaround. it has been very successful, operationally, administratively. we brought together a team of operators as of those two marketers. as you and i have met our sales have grown. we are selling in 38 countries around the world. exporting from the united states. reinvigoratedy the product offering that we guarantee one stain. -- one stain. this enabled us to take major market share. it was originally can thieves to prevent warp. now guaranteed not to stain or fade. these were major rockets to propel the growth. so we reduced the inventory dramatically by 75%. employed,ital extended the margin 1100 basis points. as a

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is connection. ao brothers cofounded company, and they are telling me of going public is in their future. plus, human is the new app looking to cut -- update the contact on your phone. i'll be joined by the chief executive who is rethinking the way we all network. and parents hassan down -- passing down to their children. we warn you of the financial pitfalls of owning a vacation home. let's get the latest headlines from su keenan in the newsroom. >> thanks. the st. louis fed president speaking this afternoon, saying that financial markets are probably mistaken if they are counting on the fed pause to occurrate increases more slowly than policy makers forecast. bullard said that the market is trading to dove visually compared to the committee. ibm says the sales at its news low in the server business cleared a u.s. national security .eview the announcement paves the way for the companies to complete the $2.3 billion transaction. that transaction is under scrutiny because

i am pimm fox. light.s theme is rupertare analyzing murdoch decision to walk away from time warner. to a robot that uses light disinfect hospital rooms. an important tool as we are in the worst outbreak of the abode i -- ebola virus on record. her voice tolends the issue of human trafficking. let's get headlines from carol massar. >> we're fresh off that news about time warner. reported third-quarter profits that beat analyst estimates. anticipating $.39 a share. prudential financial posted net inome of 1.1 billion dollars the first quarter. results were driven by its u.s. unit. of green mountain are falling in the after-hours trade after the company reported revenue that missed estimates. the company forecasted fourth-quarter earnings that are lower than projections. those are the top headlines. back to you. >> thank you. president obama set to speak in a news conference this hour. he is wrapping up the u.s.-africa leaders summit taking place in washington, d.c. he has been involved in sessions at

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is rejuvenation. is the real estate marketing stronger or weaker? we will sort out economic information about the rejuvenation of the housing industry with a leader that is putting his money where his mouth is. plus, how about rejuvenating a love of a lash shall -- national pastime you go you will meet the owner of a minor-league team, the dayton dragons. and a little bit of fresh air, learn how to rejuvenate your wardrobe without spending all of your money. all of that and more over the next hour. but first the headlines for my radio cohost, carol massar. >> up 31%, the first straight day of -- third straight day of double-digit gains. radioshack is reportedly talking with shareholder standard general about a financing deal. abercrombie & fitch is falling the most today in about six months. the retailer reported second-quarter earnings that missed analyst estimates. up 7% in the last quarter. speculation that apple's announcement on september 9 will be the debut of a we

i'm pimm fox.oday's theme is ingredients. stew leonards stores have been described as disneyland for dairy products. plus, combine protein packed ingredients into a tasty snack food. the quest for the perfect chip. meet the president of quest nutrition. the musical group counting crows will debut a new studio album. musician and composer adam duritz names the ingredients for a long and satisfying career in the music industry. first, headlines with carol massar. >> casinos taking a hit. shares of wynn resorts dipping 2% after cameron mcknight said the growth is a negative else single digits. the $2.6 billion hotel casino was trying to find a buyer in bankruptcy. the next two weeks will see the closing of chung plaza. television programmer a&e is set to be close to a deal to buy 10% of the vice media for $250 million. shares of software maker slack surging after raising its full-year sales forecast or if the company said it signed more than 500 new customers, including dell. the stock has more than t

i am pimm fox.look at a market moving headlines, i want to go right to su keenan. >> let's go right to alibaba. they have restructured control of their pay unit. they are preparing for their ipo which could be the biggest initial public offering ever. they will also -- part of their intellectual property. in another blow for atlantic city's gaming industry, the bankrupt casino will close its doors next month after failing to find a buyer. this was taken over by creditors last year and fouled for bankruptcy a second time in june. more than three dozen people will lose their jobs. >> another headline comes from twitter. it is producing ads to increase their revenue after clicks bring more interaction from users. this is each time that someone clicks to build the site. the chief executive of beta works. these companies include tweetdeck's, summarize. thank you so much for being here. what can you tell us about the video ads in the site. is this a good thing, this is a natural evolution. >> it is a natu

am pimm fox. >> this is taking stock, i am pimm fox. nearly $2 billion for the 73% of the auto sales website cars.com that it doesn't already own. bloomberg news his own outlook sherman broke the story. tell us about what is going on with cars.com. >> they sort of co-owned the entity. now they will take full control of cars.com. they are paying $1.8 billion for the remainder of it. this is a newspaper company that found that classified advertising. this was the venture that was at least co-owned by five newspaper so it was part of their revenue stream. now they are saying they believe and that belief in the continuation of online classified and supplements our dying or dwindling newspaper business with a business that is still robust. >> he said $2.5 billion would be the total value when you factor in the 1.8 billion that is being paid for the 73%. >> online advertising companies trade at a higher multiple than you would imagine in newspapers. there is some limited information about what sales are

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is published -- caesar's saying its second-quarter losses of more than doubled. we will discuss what it means with its fight with its creditors. i will introduce you to a company that makes notebook -- not computer notebooks. the challenges of a classic paper notebook in a computerized world. we will examine the latest content involving some of the media world's largest publishers. all that and more over the next hours will stop first let's get the headlines from su keenan in the bloomberg news room. >> caesar's indeed out with earnings -- net losses widened to more than $466 million. caesar's had only one profitable year since 2008. they have struggled to service $23 billion in long-term debt incurred in a leveraged buyout. jpmorgan is said to be considering moving its headquarters to a new location in new york city because the company now has fewer employees in manhattan according to a person briefed on the discussion. they could move offices to the world trade center

i am pimm fox. today's theme is transformation. milkn belfort's story of and claims of the billions of dollars was made into the movie "the wolf of wall street." it has been working to transform himself into a motivational speaker, but does he grapple with regret? customer service, just a corridor away. i will introduce you to the robotic bellhop that is already transforming a hotel into a high-tech haven. fast casual dining. this is a category that has been dominating restaurant growth. we are going to meet to experts who want to transform your night out. first, let's get headlines from su keenan. >> we start with bank of america. 4%, theained more than largest increase since may of 2013, this after the company oneed to pay $245 million s&p allegations. and failed to disclose mortgage .osses that resolves part of the $16.65 billion =-- home depot has named its next ceo. home-improvement retailer says the new ceo will take over november 1. craig has overseen the company's online businesses. seems to

i am pimm fox. today's theme is protection. the obama ministration looks to american personnel and ethic -- ethnic and religious minorities. plus, protecting your possessions. i want to talk to a self storage executive who is cashing in on your desire to stave -- save photos, toys, and everything in your closet. a florida marlins reliever beaned in the head by a line drive. we will talk to the company looking to protect layers of all ages. let's get headlines from our radio cohost, carol massar. >> new york attorney general eric schneider has won a battle to victims of$410 bernie made off. rejectedl judge that argument. mcdonald's fell 2.5% in july after there was a bomb for the third straight month. and have established rivals they have introduced cheaper food bills. u.s. stocks rebounding with the s&p 500 climbing the most since march. it gained over 1%. that is a look at the top headlines. a little bit more than an hour ago, the united states launched a second round of airstrikes in a mission against militants from islamic s

i am pimm fox. today's theme is all about being better. a multitude of multinational corporations, inversions and how do shareholders fare when companies try to take advantage of the u.s. tax code? how do investors invest amid corporate country hopping? best buy shares doing better a day before the company's earnings release. can new product introductions from companies like apple turn better into best for best buy? how about making a better tesla automobile? faster, more powerful, more expensive. meet the man who retools the tesla model s. all of that and more. first, let's get headlines from carol massar. >> amazon has announced it is buying a live video platform for gamers -- the company is called twitch interactive -- for nearly $1 billion in cash. making the largest acquistion ever for amazon. you might recall twitch had 55 million unique visitors earlier this year. tivo is hoping to capture the customers of aereo, offering a new dvr that records over the air content. the dvr costs $49.99 but has a service fee of $14.99 a month and a

i am pimm fox.ussia's ban on food imports from the european union could cost companies over 9 billion dollars. russia announcing the ban on food products from the eu and united states. retaliation or russia's interference in the conflict and ukraine. a company called and are core -- entercore understands what it is like to do business in russia. it had a strong conflict -- strong outlook of business in russia before the conflict. i am joined by the ceo. tell us about your potential business in russia. what was going on there? >> i am smiling at your and her -- your pronunciation. enter core develops equipment that takes the emissions from a wide range of companies, coal mines, oil drilling sites, distilleries and so on. the most undesirable gases of all the industries typically gets layered -- flared. we are commercializing equipment that for the first time ever can use these gases to create power. it is a way of aiding the emitters of gasses to become more efficient and essentially stop burning mon

>> i am pimm fox. the ebola virus, people around the world are worried about its containment. a look at atlantic city and the casino. buyers are putting their final bids for the resort on the table to discuss the value of that struggling casino franchise. 40th anniversary of richard nixon's resignation to the united states. all that and more over the next hour. let's get headlines on su keenan. thatg out with earnings the company estimates and climbed 13%. it is the final earnings report under chief executive officer robert ben gaucher. shares are rising. is expanding beyond just sports, news, and talk read services has become more available and cars. says -- budget group reporting after raising its revenue forecast for the year. that stock gaining in extended training. >> thank you very much. west africa's fight against ebola may be overshadowing a white house summit. vice president of life. joseph o'connor -- vice president of liberia joseph fo speaks. >> we are experiencing an emergency we have never experienced before. the controlled measures we need to put into place have

i'm pimm fox.eadlines, let's go to su keenan in the newsroom. >> we have late word goldman sachs has agreed to buy back $3.15 billion in mortgage securities as part of a settlement with the housing finance agency. the deal aims to resolve all claims related to residential mortgage-backed security spot by fannie mae and freddie mac from 2005 to 2007. very big news. argentine bonds sell for a second week after the argentine president proposed a plan to get the country out of default. a u.s. judge called the plan illegal. one economist told bloomberg the argentine economy will contract 3% this year. could the man known as the world's greatest investor, who likes to boast he runs his company on a shoestring budget, need a little help in a comes to record-keeping? in the past two weeks, warren buffett's berkshire hathaway missed filing deadlines for investments in two companies, dow chemical and usg. one mistake resulted in an $896,000 penalty. those are the top stories. back to you. >> thanks very much

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i am pimm fox.a retaliate against the u.s., imposing a ban on food europe's -- food imports from the u.s. and europe. here to discuss the ban and india's relationship with the u.s. is karan chanana, chief executive of amira nature foods, a global provider of packaged specialty rice. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> let's talk about this ban the russian government has imposed on imported food products from the u.s. and western nations. have you ever heard of using food as a retaliatory tool? thoughtnk a better mechanism would have suited the more, but knowing what the situation is, they would have definitely thought about it. this is giving opportunities to some emerging markets and brands to get a foothold into the leveln market, and maybe the playing field for some of the unknown brands and emerging brands. >> the emerging brands could take it vantage of this opportunity, move into this? but there are all kinds of laws and regulations about what can and cannot be imported with and without ta

i am pimm fox. today's theme is about being better. a multitude of multinational corporations in versions and how do shareholders take advantage of the u.s. tax code? how do investors invest in the corporate options? best buy shares doing better a day before the company's earnings release. 10 new product introductions from companies like apple turn better into best? how about making a better tesla automobile? meet the man who retools of the tesla s. all of that and more. first, let's get headlines from carol massar. >> amazon has announced they are buying a live video platform for videogame companies called -- for nearly $1 billion in cash. you might recall they had 55 million unique visitors earlier this year. tivo is hoping to capture the companies of aereo, offering a new dvr that record over the air content. but has a49.99 service fee of $14 99 to a month and a one-year commitment. they can capture recorded content. after theshot up 26% maker bought the company for $8.3 billion. they make a drug

i'm cory johnson, in for pimm fox.ffered $15 billion in cash to buy 55 -- 56% stake in t-mobile u.s.. this is the same day the t-mobile reporting results. the subscriber topped estimates. the ceo talked with my colleague, emily chang, about the future of the company. >> you know, i have said many times, there are multiple players, multiple options for the company. i'm not going to comment on any specific one. you can figure out, how do you get scales, how do you get spectrum, how do you get capital? one way is to move aggressively. and then various accelerants access. -- exist. you should be clear. there is great interest in t-mobile. we will consider any option that exists for the shareholders. >> that was like the foreshadowing tease of the century. various options for the company, accelerators -- for more on what those accelerators might be, michael maccormack is here. michael, do they need accelerants? do they need capital to build up this network? >> a lot of people question why not organically. they have been doi

. ♪ ♪ >> this is "taking stock" i am cory johnson in for pimm fox.re hathaway's second-quarter profit rose 41% for a record on investment gains. net income climbed 6.4 billion. 2,630 perearnings, share. movie documenting the life of the godfather of soul hits movie theaters this weekend. 2-wood the film's music producers are multiple grammy award winners. they join me to discuss the film. you can only say get on up. james brown made that in everything. doing music for james brown. how did they do that? >> it was amazing. we had the multi tracks. we had the vocals which we use. >> wade, you have the multi tracks from the original james brown recording? >> yes, it is incredible. >> does that include the live stuff? >> absolutely. we have the live recordings. take some stuff out, put some stuff back in. friend of miner played gigs with james brown in the 60's and 70's and he would talk about playing in the pit. on stage with the dance moves. could you hear that? once we heard all about. there are so many great musicians that came and had a chance to pla

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is moving. there is movement in missouri.gs of the shooting death of the 18-year-old michael round. we have a live report. the militarization of u.s. police forces. the market version of the four horsemen of the apocalypse. a marketalk to strategist who believhe

i am pimm fox.t. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, this is "bloomberg west" where recover innovation, technology, in the future of business. 434 years, steve ballmer is ending his direct association with microsoft -- for 34 years. ballmer has resigned from the microsoft board just days after paying an nba record 2 billion dollars for the los angeles clippers. "street smart" anchor trish regan spoke to him talking about his life after microsoft. >>

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i am pimm fox. today's theme is performance.ll get the chief executive of oxford performance materials. 3-d printers making cranial implants. elvis presley, his name lives on in music and business. we will talk to the chief executive who runs graceland. it ind

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is connection. looking to is connect you to the best food there is. brothers cofounded the company. they are telling me if they're going public in their future. plus, humin is the new app looking to update the context on your phone. i'll be joined by the chief executive who is rethinking the way we all network really

i am pimm fox. today's theme is fixing what's wrong. time to get ready to go back to school.niversity that has no fixed campus and is less expensive. u.s. dealmakers flex their muscles against foreign manufacturers. a trade tirade. we will explain. what about a fix for your stiff neck or sore shoulders? wellbiz is designed to meet the

i'm pimm fox.'s theme is published -- caesar's saying its second-quarter losses of more than doubled. we will discuss what it means with its fight with its creditors. i will introduce you to a company that makes notebook -- not computer notebooks. the challenges of a classic paper notebook in a computerized world.

. ♪ >> i am pimm fox. the ebola virus, people around the world are worried about its containment.ook at atlantic city and the casino. buyers are putting their final bids for the resort on the table to discuss the value of that struggling casino franchise. today marks the 40th anniversary of richard nixon's resignation to the united states.

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is ingredients.eonards stores have been described as disneyland for dairy products. plus, combine protein packed ingredients into a tasty snack food. the quest for the perfect chip. meet the president of quest nutrition. the musical group counting crows will debut a new studio album. musician and composer adam

i am pimm fox. today's theme is transformation.lfort's story of milk and claims of the billions of dollars was made into the movie "the wolf of wall street." it has been working to transform himself into a motivational speaker, but does he grapple with regret?

i'm pimm fox. today's theme, the boy scouts model, always be prepared. reveals detail of financial anxiety. plus, how professional sports stars prepare to retire. you will meet one that made the transition from playing to profit. and american craft beer, yes, being prepared in germany. how stone burberry is tapping the barrels in one of the

i am pimm fox. today's theme is all about being better.tude of multinational corporations, inversions and how do shareholders fare when companies try to take advantage of the u.s. tax code? how do investors invest amid corporate country hopping? best buy shares doing better a day before the company's earnings release. can new product introductions from companies like apple turn better into best for best buy? how about making a better tesla automobile? faster, more powerful, more

i'm pimm fox. today's theme is rejuvenation. is the real estate marketing stronger or weaker?t out economic information about the rejuvenation of the housing industry with a leader that is putting his money where his mouth is. plus, how about rejuvenating a love of a lash shall -- national pastime you go you will meet the owner of a minor-league team, the dayton dragons. and a little bit of fresh air, learn how to rejuvenate your