do you like the setup on pinterest? >> sure.l i appreciate the opportunity to contribute here okay so here is the thing generally speaking when i'm looking at going into catalyst and selling premium, i like to keep the trades a little bit shorter dated than what tony is doing here but what makes up for it is the amount of premium that he's collecting collecting more than 40% of the distance between the strikes on a credit spread that is completely out of the money as this one is. it is actually pretty good in terms of setting up a favorable probability for your success on a trade like this. because, of course, if the stock goes sideways or goes higher, it is going to win. if the stock falls that is when -- and it has to fall through both strikes and both of them very rapidly, you see the max loss here, so actually when you're collecting more than 40% of the distance between the strikes and premium on a credi spread like this, usually the math is on your side is and for that reason i like his setup. >> a lot of love in the set up

i think it sends a message to consumers that pinterest cares about their well-being. >> reporter: pinterest has already banned similar marketing practices like halting ads featuring before and after weight loss imagery, appetite suppressant pills and procedures like liposuction or fat burning. the popular site has met controversy head-on in the past. in 2019 it stopped promoting wedding photos shot at former slave plantations. >> we have seen a movement toward more of the wellness in advertising and in imagery. i think that's a positive step. >> one major platform hoping that healthy body image can be one size that truly fits all. stephanie ruhle, nbc news >>> let's head across the pond now to london for a royal tribute to princess diana and a rare reunion for brothers william and harry. molly hunter has details. >> reporter: if there was any tension today between the brothers, we couldn't see it in the sunken guard, garden, one of princess diana's favorite places unveiling the statuea alongsi children to represent the generational impact of her wo prince william and prince harry released a

pinterest cares about their wellbeing. >> reporter: pinterest has already banned similar marketing adsessant pills and procedures like liposuction or fat burning in 2019 it stopped promoting wedding photos shot at former slave plantations. >> we have seen a movement towards wellness in advertising and i think that's a positive step >> reporter: one major platfort all. >>> much more ahead here on "early today," including the critical june jobs report and what it nation's worker shortage >>> and how does a 365-day-long vacation sound >> maybe tlaht ] >>he chance to kick back and relax for a full year, next. and one we discover. one that's been tamed and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l. ♪ ♪ frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fas

i've never been a huge fan of pinterest but a lot of people have been. but the thing is a lot of these stocks that have been dead money for a while but a lot of tech stock, facebook broke out, apple broke out, even microsoft, they all broke out. but pinterest has been dead money continually since february and it's been on a downward slope and this takes it down to the lower end of that. and my concern is that on a technical basis you break the low $55.50 people are going to start dumping the stock. >> although, jo anna, this is one of those -- the stocks are going to -- they're going to overly -- what am i trying to say? they're going to go up too much and come down too much on the way down pinterest is making a lot more money on the users it does have. so, you know, it's introducing new ways to buy things now if it ultimately comes out of this as making more money for the users it does have, isn't that in the interest of investors in the long run? >> first i was hoping matt was going to promote his meeting pinterest board, so i'll have to come back for

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as of today, pinterest is banning ads with weight los angeles wage and imagery.s a policy shift that pinterest says make its first social media platform to ban all weight loss dieting and body-shaming ads. this update expands pinterest poll is that have long prohibited the weight loss product products. >>> now to a follow-up. had a mountain lion caught on camera in a back-yard in petaluma. the back-yard encounter happened ore 6:00 a.m. near dana and sheldon streets. the homeowner says just to warn pet owners and joggers out there. >> it's a little bit scary, was not expected, and i'm going to look out the window a few more minutes longer before i walk out the door. >> police also tock that photo on the on side side when they say that was the same. vehicle near fish lane. authorities hope they keep heading west a statue is commissioned for william and harry on the 20th pan versery of diana's death. diana died in 1997 along with her boyfriend deadi fayad and their driver. this is when a mercedes crashed inside a tunnel in paris. that event was just as the brothers

pinterest reported 454 million monthly active users in the second quarter. that's down more than 5% from the april report. in a letter to shareholders, pinterest said the earlier bump was disproportionate since users spend more time at home during covid lockdowns. >>> twin sisters in fulsome had to pivot when the pandemic hit in order to keep their business and a passion project afloat. >> as reporter rachel wulff reports, the pair turned to online sales and found a community willing to help them survive. >> having the one suite to pay rent on, that's how we survived. >> reporter: sonja munoz and her twin sister sandra have been running a vintage marketing downtown fulsome for five years. they sell vintage furniture and women's clothing, soaps and candles. >> i measure all my vessels. >> reporter: a portion of the proceeds goes to a passion project, project hope center, a woman's outreach program. >> so i meet with inmates one on one, female inmates one on one for about three months on fridays, and i start off with where were you born, all the way to the tra

pinterest tanked on the back of the results. the stock falling more than 18%.>> yeah. so trading off the wereings is volatile that's specifically why we use options to play these earnings plays. because we want to protect ourselves and control the amount of risk that we take if the trade does not go the direction that we expect it to as you said, it's down 18% we only last 18% of the stock's value using this put spread. when you have a trade, you need to remove the potential risk of early assignment and take the loss and move onto the next rate. >> carter, was any damage done to this pinterest chart? >> well, yeah. and it's just as much damage is done short moderna, meaning when something caps up in the direction, the opposite of how you are mocksed, just with what tony said. is takes you to loss number one. >> coca-cola, two weeks ago, mike played out a strategy how to play coke for a pop. >> what i was doing is taking look at long-dated calls, january 57.5 calls when i was looking at those earlier today, those were about $2.14. i was looking at selling the au

pinterest reported negative -- negative -- monthly average user that's not because pinterest all of aood service. it's because people have less of an interest in that. and you're going to see that in a lot of different stocks like this so, i really do think people need to reconsider, like, what aspects of 2020 will never be repeated again and so, you know, we'll see. this probably won't be the worst of them because pinterest was a popular service prior to the pandemic but, for me, technically it's -- there doesn't appear to be any logical place to want to step in and buy it wll tack a quick break. we'll come back. we will do final trades next nk f a pair of goggles can help your backhand get better... yeah! ...then your bank should help you budget even better. (laughing) virtual wallet® is so much more than a checking account. its low cash mode feature gives you at least 24 hours of extra time to help you avoid an overdraft fee. you see that? virtual wallet® with low cash mode from pnc bank. one way we're making a difference. (chimes) ♪ ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take of

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pinterest might be the disappointment of the day. there is no growth.ber of active years on that site in the recent month is down. jonathan: looking forward to the coverage to close out the trading week with the team a little bit later. romaine leading you through the close later on on bloomberg television. you ever used pinterest? kailey:kailey: you know the answer -- lisa: you know the answer. of course i don't. i'm a technological nightmare. jonathan: kailey leinz, can you help us out here? kailey: i do use it. i'm planning a wedding. there's a lot of inspiration. lisa: hold on a second, multiple? no, one. jonathan: i assume pinterest's business model is built more than just around kailey leinz's wedding singular. thank you for replacing tom keene. [laughter] i appreciate it. earlier this week, one call from one team on wall street made a ton of headlines. it came from goldman. this was the quote from nearly sell side research. "in the near term, a complete service sector recovery will likely require fully overcoming virus fears and returning to offi

we have pinterest earnings out as well. julia? >> pinterest beading on the top and bottom line.ion, but you see the stock plummeting after hours that's because the company was expecting to add about 4 million monthly active users between the first and the second quarter, but indeed that number declined, so that is a dramatic drop they lost 20 million monthly active users, a big surprise that is why the stock is down. looking at guidance here the company's revenue guidance is pretty much in live but when it comes to engagement, they say headwinds have continued in july, as of the end of july. they have delivered, and grown -- they cease the evolution remain unknow and we're not providing guidance on q3 monthly users given the lack of visibility. this is key here they benefited a lot from people being stuck at home. now they're seeing a dramatic reversal guys, back over to you >> julia, thank you. if you're that's tough i want to talk about amazon for a moment there is one place i went to, online stores. the quarter before was 41. this time last year it was 49% so that's a real st

>> yeah, well the pressure is on for pinterest now.positive earnings surprises from snap as well as from twitter but it seems, deirdre, the quarter was good for advertising and the social ad platforms benefit. we have to note that facebook is up 6.5% today on the -- the credit suisse note as well as the twitter and snap earnings. and alphabet we hear from next we can, the shares up 3% as well so the optimism is high going into those big earnings next week, dee. >> it is and of course the ad story on social media but also you mentioned alphabet and google, the cloud story, right. we have microsoft, alphabet, amazon all coming up with a lot of questions on can they keep up this growth? alphabet shares up another 2.6%. a lot of the maga cap tech games hitting record highs into the earnings season. back to the theme that expectations are so high can they deliver that could perhaps be the thing that knocks them off the perch or keeps them going. >> meanwhile, julia, one more thing we want to mention, that bitcoin is holding above 32,000, ju

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the street very negative on pinterest results in particular, so big kleins -- big declines.aterpillar down 2.9%. they beat estimates, but rising costs, a theme we are hearing about so much more recently, weighing on margins. earlier, we had both exxon mobil and chevron sharply higher. both companies beat. exxon mobil putting up record quarterly profits. we have chevron reviving its buybacks. so i bit of a rough day here for earnings. dani: remarkable to see strong profit, yet at the same time, you have shares moving lower on some of those concerns. i take it that there is a moving situation when it comes to the city and what theatergoers are going to have to put up with. alix: this is a report from "the new york times," saying broadway is going to require vaccinations and that kids have a negative test. broadway was completely decimated by the pandemic. it is going to be really hard to started up anyways. requiring vaccinations, i can only imagine how brutal that is going to be. we will follow that as well. again, "the new york times" reporting that broadway is going to requ

also, why pinterest is dropping weight loss ads from their site and who's cheering them on for it. >>pay raise for people in san francisco. today the minimum wage was raised to $16.32 an hour. back in 2014, san francisco voters raised the minimum wage to $15 an hour and included annual increases tied to the consumer price index. that's to keep pay on track with inflation. as a comparison, the current federal minimum wage is $7.25 and has been unchanged since 2009. >>> the city has been feeling more and more alive with each passing day since california reopened. but this weekend, things will be literally booming in san francisco as the fourth of july fireworks show is back. nbc bay area's christie smith has a look at the big attractions that are also reopening. >> reporter: as more places in the city reopen, and with more people coming here for the big fireworks show, there's also a message about thinking ahead if you decide to park. along the embarcadero, find tourists taking in the sights again. >> we pick that up vibe for sure, yeah. it's really nice to be back in the city by the ba

pinterest numbers plunged.want to get out into the world and shop. >> wall street is fixated on the deceleration of online retail. remember it wasn't just amazon. they all saw their stock fall heavily in the ignored the higher-margin businesses. aws did really well, but look at that chart on your screen and this -- but they looked at the chart on your screen and thought this pandemic was over. apple had supply constraints, semi conductor shortages, and that impacted how make devices they can sell. and facebook, it's platform does not resonate as much with people who are stuck at home. so really, the question is one of the new products that are going to drive user engagement. emily: according to mark zuckerberg, it's all about the meta-verse. you should watch our interview for more information. ed ludlow, thank you for joining us. that does it for this edition of bloomberg: technology. david westin is next. he will be joined by the wall street bets founder and former sec council tom gorman. i am emily chang san

pinterest will no longer show weight loss ads over concerns of body eating disorders.veloped the guidance from the eating disorder association. pinterest is the first social media app to ban the ads coming com comp completely >>> and the first cryptocurrency sponsorship. the team's jersey will have stormx willhich will be the tea first nft. it will start to look like the soccer players with the logos and sometimes they don't have the team natme just the logo. >> portland is my hometown i'll watch that closely. bertha, good to see you. >>> let's turn to travel this july 4th weekend 47 million americans are expected to hit the roads according to aaa as more check into hotels, the delta variant is making the rounds here is what dr. scott gottlieb said >> certain parts of the country will be prone to other parts of the country in the northeast or pacific northwest where san francisco's vaccination rates are high they will not see the same level of spread. they are largely impervious to the past spread. the south and rural parts of the country, you will see outbreaks and mo

you must have seen it popping up in your amazon shopping app, perhaps pinterest, even snapchat helpingd and buy products online. and there are also more useful applications like aipoly vision, which describes objects to its visually—impaired users. but perhaps most powerful image recognition tool of all of them is the google lens. it has been around for about four years, but now seems to be having its day, with the company claiming they have over 3 billion users logged every month. and it's actually quite simple to use. first you point your phone at something — like my cat, here, neo. you press search, and then the app asks google assistant what the object is. it tells me he's a black cat, and, funnily enough, being a black cat, he might actually be good luck. i didn't know that. the lens app in can translate text, tell you where to buy a shirt, and even cheat on your homework. the app's computer vision is pretty accurate. and lens is impressing in other unique ways — what i'll do to test this out is take a picture of this view in front of me, zoom in a little bit, get past the trees,

and take a look at pinterest. shares still plummeting after hours.media company losing 24 million monthly active users in the last quarter. also declining to give a forecast for mau's for the third quarter, setting uncertainty over the evolution of the pandemic. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: uber has joined a growing list of tech companies delaying its office return date due to the rise of the delta variant. the ceo telling employees in an email they will now be allowed to enter the office in late october instead of september. staffers who do come in after that date will be required to wear a mask regardless of their vaccination status. we have been covering the return to work trend for months. suffice to say the office as we know it has changed forever. cisco announced they won't be calling employees back permanently. their future model is hybrid with no fixed mandate on the number of days in or out of the office. joining us to talk about it is francine katsoudas, cisco executive vice president. do i get this right, nobody has to come back to cisco's

finally, pinterest second quarter earnings beat forecast as revenues more than dou doubled. shares are dropping as a drop in u.s. users people are spending less time at home and citing continued uncertainty of the covid pandemic pinterest is on track for the worst month since 2019 shares are down 18% in pre-market trade. >>> still on deck, robinhood with a shaky debut, but got confidence by one closely followed name on wall street we dig into the story when afwi ehae"etnsur ter this break if your money is working toward the same goals, why keep it in different places? sofi is a one-stop shop for your finances designed to work better together. spend with sofi and get cash back rewards that automatically go toward your goals. like investing in stocks, etfs, and crypto. that's better together. or pay down your sofi debt sooner. that's better together. and that's how sofi is helping millions get their money right. ready to shine from the inside out? andtry nature's bounty hair,ng skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy na

and pinterest, not just not meeting expectations, they also lost users. looking at the broad story, it seems some of the pandemic-related boom in tech and social media might be wearing off. joe: i want to ring in melissa burdick, -- bring in melissa burdick. first quarter of reporting under andy jaffe. he wasn't ceo for most of the quarter they were reporting on, but what is your take on this post-pandemic shopping outlook, not living up to expectations? melissa: great to see you, emily. i think it is really interesting. i definitely think there is a stronger return to rick and mortar. we heard some of our clients saying it was stronger than expected for this quarter. there are more options than ever before. retailers have more competition with curbside delivery and pickup options, so there is a lot of that going on and amazon obviously knew there would be some soft this in prime day into q2. usually, it is q3 to jumpstart sales. one interesting thing about that as well that i noticed in earnings was that one of the goals of prime day is to grow prime sub

stuart: pinterest, are they -- yeah, they're now down about 17%. >> that's ugly.online using pinterest, they're warning of decelerating user growth. so the lockdown, those benefits were transitory. stuart: i don't know what pinterest does. >> it's like a personal page of things that you like whether it's -- stuart: an information board. >> an information board. stuart: what was that again, producer? >> i'm blanking now -- stuart: it's an ideas board. >> thank you. i always post if i'm redecorating something what i want the room to look like. a lot of people have boards for their wedding. ideas board, thank you. stuart: amazon as well? >> i decided to end with pinterest because it's a great segway to amazon, that decelerating growth. amazon posted their third $1 is 00 billion quarter in a row. that's amazing, right? why is the stock down almost 7%? yeah, because the growth is so fast, it has to eventually slow down, and it is because people are going outside of their homes, right? economy reopened. and i think that was one of the reasons they saw it would be bad, s

pinterest posted earnings, showing a drop in users and a big miss in monthly active users as well. we mentioned earlier in the show, when asked which platforms they use the most, pinterest is listed as the least. thank goodness, core facebook was only about 15%, so i'm sure they're thanking their lucky stars they got their hands on instagram. tiktok really replacing things like snap, i believe in that survey it seems to be a phenomenon. who quite get it what, tiktok >> instagram only. >> even though the trend slowed, they do seem to have a pretty good toehold, you know -- i think about my own life, weddings, baby showers, that kind of things, they increase revenue per users, so maybe they won't be that appealing to the younger age group. >> we're also not in lockdown. when we're stuck, a lot of us think we'll start a new hobby, nitting. >> did you have a pandemic hobby? >> working here. >> that's not the only thing making news. elon musk once demanded to become ceo of apple, according to a new book. in that book, he says he's references a conversation from 2016, where tim cook call

pinterest.nally, microstrategy, struggling to buy more bitcoin, despite a loss in q 2. for the way bitcoin is classified for accounting purposes, tricky accounting there. michael sailer is going to join us in just a few moments meantime, perhaps the biggest name everybody is watching right now, amazon. after earnings last night, those shares are shrinking after revenue disappointed and bosa, who covered the company so closely is here, specifically, with more on the key metrics to watch on what is a mega tech name >> what's really catching the attention of wall street is that guidance midpoint, excuse me, represents growth of year over year and that would be the slowest growth rate in 20 years it is seeing lasting effects of some of the big tech names they saw downturn in the pandemic so, analysts are focussed on that online growth, which the cfo told us is expected to slow for the next few quarters. keep in mind, andy now officially takes over. and amazon has traditionally been quite conservativ

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pinterest confirms right now the downward trend in it u.s. business is showing no signs of letting up with 'em monthly active users down 7% through july. but no bitter aftertaste for blue apron investors at this hour. with less than two trading sessions until the meal kit maker crack canned open its second quarter cookbook, investors feel like eating up shares right now. 9.5% to the upside, not bad. >>> could meme stock mania's favorite trading platform be in need of some diamond hands from the reddit crowd? robinhood's rocky start and who might be able to get it back on track with the former ceo of e-trade. he is next. the closing bell ringing in 51 minutes. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. so glad you're with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ tha

. >>> san francisco-based pinterest is shutting weight- loss ads from its platform to encourage bodypositivity. it is the first major social media company to make that move. >> we learned fleet week is roaring back to san francisco this fall. it is set for october third to the 11th, complete with a big ship, the live band and of course, the blue angels. >> a lazy day on lake superior got a lot more exciting for some friends in michigan when a section of a 200 foot cliff suddenly gave way. the collapse kicked up some pretty sizable waves but they were far enough away on their pontoon boat to stay dry. >>> speaking of epic failures caught on camera, that is no way to treat a picasso. >>> painting, donated to greece by pablo picasso himself has had pretty rough times since she has been there. women's head as it was called is one of two works recently found wrapped in plastic sheets in a dry riverbed after a 2012 heist at the national gallery in athens. while they were being shown to the media this week, women's head took a header onto the floor. not what you want to see. she is okay. lo

the sense here that advertisers understand the users they want to target are on snap, pinterest, facebooko a certain extent and even twitter, is the general idea that the majority of the ad spend to be on those platforms? not just a small share? >> well, i don't know if it would necessarily be a majority. one of the fastest growing places we see for ad spending right now is on retail properties that directly on the places that are being transacted, like amazon. and these streaming players are becoming really. more people are spending tv time with streaming as opposed to traditional but a significant amount is going to continue to be on these social platforms because of the amount of information they have on their users are, the information they are in and what they will click and convert on. targeting is becoming harder in lots of places, with cookie deprecation, like what apple has done for privacy, and social companies have a lot of valuable information for the logged in user base. joe: -- caroline: talk to us about how that becomes what consumers talk about and even what they don't rea

caroline: pinterest though, with monthly users.riti: amazon missed on their sales forecast, which is crucial because you are saying apple, microsoft, alphabet, this is a bloody selloff for amazon. you can't miss anymore in this environment. romaine: a 6%-7% drop for amazon is huge. but this company is coming off 30%-40% revenue growth in the third quarter for the last few orders. a lot of that is driven by the pandemic. but there's only so much stuff you can buy. caroline alluded to this, the idea that people are focused more now on going out, eating, traveling and spending money on those experiences that were popular before the pandemic as well. but how does this change the dynamics of how you price in amazon, how you price in other details like apple or anybody else that sells physical goods that maybe people don't just need as much anymore. kriti: you have to understand what amazon' is business is. because apple beat on products, services, and they blew analyst estimates out of the water. in those or luxury products. so their gl

. >>> in a first from social media, pinterest says it's banning all weight loss ads.e pressure on people facing body image challenges. it will still have ads for healthy lifestyle products if they don't ls. after i nfl isun oneit mtriedans harasen a tox abc's megan tevrizian reports critics are far from satisfied. the punisng the franchise exual misconduct and harassment allegations. many involving cheerleaders and female employees. commissioner roger goodell saying bullying and intimidation frequently took place, and many describe the culture as one of fear. the investigation looked at claims dating back to 2004. team owner dan snyder has now agreed to step back from day-to-day operations of the team, saying he has great remorse and promising nobody who works here will ever have that kind of experience again. >> not only was i being hit on, but i also was being just berated and spoken down to, degraded on a daily basis. we wouldegit cry rmer washingnloend : emily the only woman s othe the eyisbanks, who employaged saying the fine isn' enough, and accusing the nfl of

pinterest banning weight loss ads on the platform.t updated its policy after looking at studies showing how much the pandemic impacted people with eating disorders. ads promoting fitness and healthy lifestyles will still be permitted. >>> how does it make you feel when a chick-fil-a employee tells you "my pleasure"? those manners could be why the chain leads in customer satisfaction. that's according to a new survey. domino's, kfc, starbucks also ranked high among customers. mcdonald's while iconic ranked at the bottom of the list. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i am elise preston. >>> to lake tahoe where a styrofoam spill left tiny pellets coating a northshore beach. pictures were shared by a beach gore on social media, people seeking to keep tahoe clean came out in droves to help contain the damage. they discovered a torn flotation device was the source. all sorts of home made tools were used to get the plastic out of the water. >> they had kitchen colanders, rakes, something with a fine grai

. >>> pinterest is doing the body positivity movements by removing all ads relating to weight loss from its platform. the move by the san francisco- based company is a first by a major social media platform. they say it wants to prohibit ads that promote unhealthy eating habits or disparage certain body types, especially with a growing jump in eating disorders during the pandemic. the company developed a new policy with guidance from the national eating disorders association. >>> a stthn r its very expe ors fogood san francisc row'op lab was hsbefor street impact heights. they report it will now be focusing on online sales. >>> a live look at san francisco, some workers could be an increase in the next paycheck. the minimum wage for all workers in the city just increased today. it went to $16.32 an hour. also increased in emeryville to $7.13. it is to help support essential workers and those returning to work post pandemic. statewide the minimum wage is $14 an hour. the federal minimum wage is $7.25. that has remained unchanged since 2009. >>> on what would have been princess diana's 60

the company ceo will join brian sullivan on "the exchange" later this afternoon pinterest looks to be a loser this morning second quarter earnings beat forecast, the company reported a drop in u.s. users people are spending less time at home and not providing third quarter guidance citing unsrcertainty of the pandemic pinterest is on track for the worst month since 2015 we have a management change with p&g. >> we do a guy we know. >> a guy we like management change. we're 100% behind. john moeller, great guy. funny. we love having him on. he kids around about cincinnati and everything he's a lifer he is a lifer. you know he's one of your guys cornell. >> go big red. >> grad school 1988 when does he join p&g? 1988 he's worked his way all the way up we'll have david taylor on he will become executive chairman and this company is cool, andrew they faced a lot of decisions. do you go with the foo-foo annie's or millennials or doubl down on tide the pandemic hits and people wanted things they knew and wanted to be able to buy at big box stores they were in the perfect position the stock re

you must have seen it popping up in your amazon shopping app, perhaps pinterest, even snapchat helpingy products online. and there are also more useful applications like aipoly vision, which recognises and describes objects to its visually—impaired users. but possibly the most powerful image recognition tool of all of them is the google lens. it's been around for four years, but now it seems to be having its day, with the company claiming they have over three billion users logged every month. and it's actually quite simple to use. first you point your phone at something — like my cat, here, neo. you press search, and then from there, the app asks google assistant what the object is that i'm pointing at. and it gives me an answer! it tells me he's a black cat, and, funnily enough, being a black cat, he might actually be good luck. didn't know that. so the lens app itself can translate text in front of you, where you can buy a shirt, and it can even help you cheat on your homework. and with google�*s insanely huge data bank, after years of searching and info gathering, the apps computer

. >>> in a first from social media, pinterest says it's banning all weight loss ads. people facing body image challenges. it will still have ads for healthy lifestyle products if they don't focus on weight loss. >>> the nfl is punishing one of its most storied franchises. after investigating claims of sexual harassment and a toxic workplace. abc's reports orter:his fes0 million fine. the fnchi aften investigation into workplace culture, including widespread sexual misconduct and harassment allegations. many involving cheerleaders and female employees. commissioner roger goodell saying bullying and intimidation frequently took place, and many describe the culture as one of fear. the investigation looked at claims dating back to 2004. team owner dan snyder has now agreed to step back from day-to-day operations of the team, saying he has great remorse and promising nobody who works here will ever have that kind of experience again. >> not only was i being hit on, but i also w being just berated and spoken down to, wld lit cry in the bathroom. >> reporter: emily applegate

pinterest is selling certain ads on its site. >> every weight-loss ad, band completely on pinterest. face pressure and sometimes under stress to rejoin social circles. seeing ads could be bad for their mental health, you are laughing. you are laughing. ashley: i'm not laughing. >> i was thinking about this. i don't look at the ads on social media, who pays attention to them. the audience for pinterest skus wonder -- younger and female. that the reason why. might have my hair on my mike which sounded like it. ashley: that is what my laugh sounds like. lauren's hair on the mike. lauren simonetti, thank you very much. now this. former trump aid launched a brand-new social media apps. can conservative platforms compete with companies like facebook and twitter? we will get into that and the blue angels are about to debut their new super hornet jet, sounds great. is part of their 70 fifth anniversary collection. we will take you there next. ♪♪ ♪♪ how am i doing? some say this is my greatest challenge ever. governments in record debt; inflation rising and currencies falling. but i've seen c

competitors, with good earnings, it translates into some positive share action for pinterest. may start to see that ad revenue, it's coming back. it could possibly affect their line too, emily. emily: all right, thanks so much for the round up. appreciate it. we're going to get more on those results with dan morgan, the senior portfolio manager. so dan, a few things not working in intel's favor here sales . following slightly short -- favor here. sales are falling short, and the server chip business up, down year-over-year. what's your take away? dan: i'm more optimistic than i think the street is. they also beat in their data center group. they did almost $6.5 billion in revenues. i think what we have to do is kind of take a step back and realize that intel is in transition right now. they're trying to get into the production delays with those 10 nanometer high-end chips. one that comes to mind is the sapphire rapids chip that's been delayed into the second order of next year. so they've been a little slow in terms of bringing out chips and i think that's why the street is ki

you must have seen it popping up in your amazon shopping app, perhaps pinterest, even snapchat helpingd and buy products online. and there are also more useful applications like ipolly vision, which visually describes objects to its users. but perhaps most powerful of all of them is the google lens. it has been around for about four years, but now seems to be having its day, with the company claiming they have over 3 billion users logged every month. and it is actually quite simple to use. first you point your phone at something like my cat, here, neo. you press search, and then the app asks google assistant what the objectives. it tells me he is a black cat, and, finally enough, as a black cat, he might be good luck. the google lens app in can translate text, tell you where to buy a shirt, and even cheat on your homework. the app's computer vision is pretty accurate. and google lens is impressing in other ways. what i will do to test this out is take a picture of this view in front of me, zoom in, get past the trees, and there we go, the london skyline. analogue is going on here. what

amazon, t-mobile, pinterest. all out the results. we will bring you the details.ext, she's the powerhouse kind "grey's anatomy" and "bridger 10." -- bridgerton." coming up, we hear from shonda rimes. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: more than 100 protesters gathered outside of the activision blizzard headquarters in california and were joined virtually by fans who all for a boycott of the come games in solidarity with employees in the lawsuit from last detailed a culture in which women faced unequal pay and retaliation and in response to the news, the ceo sent a letter to staff calling the recent actions of the company tone deaf and promised swift action to stamp out harassment. well, for nearly two decades shonda rimes has been one of the most important entertainers in hollywood. she made her mark with grey's anatomy, a show still going strong after 16 years. she signed a multiyear deal with netflix and bridger 10 became a pandemic -- binge watching favorite. david rubenstein caught up with her to talk about her success and of the challenges she has faced in her caree