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prada misses estimates as consumers tighten the purse strings. we ask if it is time to clean up your portfolio of luxury stocks. >>> and big moves in the commodity market. silver hitting a four-year low. we give you a technical view of where the price is said to head by the end of the year. >> you're watching "worldwide exchange." bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> good morning, everyone. you're watching "worldwide exchange." to be honest, i was pretty skeptical after the alibaba ipo. you think, there is so much buzz that it will signal something. it was adequately priced, no fumbling, and didn't dent consumer sentiment. >> not just for the investors it we want well, but for us because we have talked so much about it. i am delighted it was a blockbuster opening. seema, was it all that you expected? >> i had to delay my friday night plans because i could not leave the tv. a $25 billion ipo, some investors think that successful debut from alibaba indicates riskier assets meaning investors are more confident in this market. >>> no

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. >> she held meetings and really forced designers from prada to the american designers to actually useblack models. >> she became the fashion industry's go-to person when it came to discovering talent and working on projects with black models. when italian vogue's all-black issue hit the stands, everyone knew bethann had been involved. >> the dedication to something that was obvious was needed. so you have to support that because it's always like something when you see somebody wants to document and proof that this is beauty here and there's quality here and fashion doesn't end with color. >> a force to be reckoned with, she'll one day leave behind a legacy affecting young models both white and black for years to come. >> i don't think she realizes how many people she affects and what she does because she's doing it truly from the heart. >> i think for young girls to know what she has contributed to all of us, i think it's very important. i don't know what legacy there could be, but i definitely don't want to leave here and not have made a difference. >> our next woman of power is one

she provided inspiration for the devil wears prada.e never before, unguarded, answering 73 questions and taking you inside that famous vogue closet. >> who is your favorite action star? >> hugh jackman. >> had to name your absolutely biggest phobia, what would it be? >> spiders. >> hi, anna, nice to see you. good question. leather or lace? >> lace. >> velvet or fur? >> fur. >> vintage or new? >> new. >> polka-dots or stripes. >> what would you never, ever wear? >> head to toe black. >> what's the fist thing you notice? >> smile. >> anna, there's no windows on here. why are you putting those on? >> hiding from you. >> how are you enjoying this interview? >> is it over? >> one thing she does hate is horoscopes. that video is from the scene.com to hear all the answers, visit us at today.com. >> i like how they do that. >> maybe we should do that here, just walk in. >> 73 questions. jessica chastain is over there, we may have to do that for the entire interview. >> hey. >> leather or lace? >> leather. >> for what? depends on what you're ta

and the luxury groups like prada. they really gain more investment opportunities just because over this. >> but of course, it is a little up. what about julie listed stocks. we heard in terms of ipos, they want to do a dual currency stock. what about these developments as it pertains to the hk-shanghai connect? >> the premium for stocks, bloomberg intelligence is overing, has been narrowed the past three months. industrial stocks, material stocks, trading at a 50% premiums over there hong kong counterparts. stocks, they are at a discount over the counterpart. of course, all of this will bring rise to opportunities. will start in october. >> with heard people speculating and buying up shares in anticipation of october 13. hong kong alibaba? exchange lose and out to new york stock exchange and there is consultantat least a state and whether it should do dual-class shares. >> the hong kong exchange has already has a paper for shares just like alibaba does. the would be stricter to industry. if you look at the priceline,

prada citing weakness in china.ry players are up during the same time period but down on the year all of which had benefitted from an influx of chinese consumers as well as buyers from russia and india. analysts say fewer russian tou tourists and week economy could result in luxury stocks using their glits. jimmy choo was made popular by the show "sex and the city." in china "love from a star" played a big role in making the shoe popular there. >>> alibaba shares down again in today's trading session by almost 2.5%. the chinese giant off 5% from closing price on friday. has alibaba already hit a top? go to cnbc.com/vote. is alibaba's jack ma worried? he spoke at the clinton global initiative today. >> people have high expectation of you to make money. but society has expectitation to solve social problems. i think we as the internet company if you think about making money think about how you can help the others and people would like to get closer to you. >> so what do you think? has alibaba hit a top? go vote at cnb

-- >> seth: i'm saying, "yes" like i dress up when i leave the gym. [ laughter ] >> you're like, "pradahen i walk out onto the sidewalk in new york, i have to try a little harder. but it's not like an extra hour at the gym. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> i read that somewhere and i was like, "that's ridiculous." >> seth: well, i always leave the gym in a tux, but i work out in a tux. so it's less for me. [ laughter ] >> everybody looks like that at the gym. coming to and fro from the gym -- >> seth: that is a cool -- >> you have to really dress the part. i don't know what i'm talking about. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're so great with your fans, you've always had a great relationship with your fans, you just -- yeah -- [ cheers and applause ] give it up. >> okay, guys. >> seth: you recently, like rescheduled your schedule to go to a -- was it a baby shower in ohio? >> it was a wedding shower. >> seth: a wedding shower. so you just went to a fan's wedding shower that you never met before? >> yeah. and i didn't tell her that i was coming. >> seth: see, i would think a person might die. [ laughte

fashion queen, anna wintour, the "vogue" magazine editor, inspired "devil wears prada" making revelationsuestions she is the one answering the inquisition. she does it in a way only she can with a little bit of sass. >> if you had to name your absolute biggest phobia what would it be? >> spiders. >> anna, there is no windows in here, why are you putting those on? >> hiding from you. >> i appreciate the honesty. >> anna, last question, can you put back on the sunglasses and take a selfie with my phone? >> i've never taken a selfie and i don't plan to start now. >> good for you, anna. we also learn the one thing she would never wear, head to toe black. >> wow. this is why we love anna wintour. >> so good. >> in case you miss this, a dark hollywood story this week, speak of sunglasses, two beloved pop stars. >> we of course are talking about katy perry and taylor swift. taylor told "rolling stone" magazine the two are now straight up enemies. >> ow. here's how it started. three of taylor's dancers, quit, joined katy's tour. taylor was furious. we learned they worked with katy first and told

it has some glasses and glasses for the likes of chanel and prada. they own sunglasses.and huge company which has been doing very well even amidst all this indecision and all these movements we are seeing. shares fell almost 4% when we found that that particular day. triumvirate could lead. a with the executive or 10 years. they would do another 10. >> it is tough to work out how long-term obliteration and this will be because on the one hand, the founders says they would do 10 years under this new arrangement and then they are looking for a new co-ceo. that could be a new addition. >> you have one is the second chairman and then you have one of the co-ceos. they are looking for the other co-ceo. who that is and what they want to do with the business might -- might see how the triumvirate works. >> what speculation have you seen? >> it was august 20, shares fell. that is when the media caught on. within the company, they have known about this basically since july, that is what many of the trade unions have been telling the italian press. you would've seen it from the per

fashion queen, anna wintour, the "vogue" magazine editor, inspired "devil wears prada" making revelationsthe one answering the inquisition. she does it in a way only she can with a little bit of sass. >> if you had to name your absolute biggest phobia what would it be? >> spiders. [ bell rings ] ♪ skinny so skinny >> the bell meaning only one thing, "the skinny" bonus round. shia labeouf, pleading guilty. >> yelling obscenities here in new york. ordered to undergo three months of treatment. if he does that and doesn't get into trouble the charges will be dismissed. well, fans, downton abby brace yourselves. george clooney is dropping by in time for christmas. >> there is a catch though, don't get too excited. a-lister is not guest starring on downton. instead he'll appear in a sketch will air in a christmas charity broadcast in the uk. he shot the short film at highclaire castle, setting for the hit sh >>> making news in america this morning, targeting terrorists. president obama lays out his plan to stop isis, the key points to his strategy coming up in a live report from washington. >>>

don't all have a personal assistant to help jog our memories like miranda priestly in "the devil wears pradaambassador franklin and the woman he left his wife for, rebecca. >> now a few app promises to be the next best thing. human is all about making your smart phone, well, more human. transforming it into a kind of personal digital butler. here is how it works. say you bump into someone you first met at a party two weeks ago but can't remember her name. simply search the words, girl from party two weeks ago. and it will mine your address book, calendar, locations, even your social networks. coming up with names and faces, that fit that description. >> what we have done we have redesigned the phone app on your mobile device to remember people the way you naturally do. >> reporter: 24-year-old ankar jane is the face and brains behind humin. he claims the app will boost your performance at work. >> so when you land in new york, the contacts in new york appear at the top. and text and let them know you are in town. >> reporter: also after one of the blurry nights out. >> hey, how you doing? >>

. >> a lot of this energy comes from the european fashion showses, guccis, pradas, lube bata bataans, we're fresh, new, from the u.s. we have a different spin. we have a different point of view. and i don't think price matters when the quality is this high. you know, these shoes are made in the best manufacturing facilities in italy hands down, an $800, 1600, 6,000, you know, there is no threshold in this market. >> knockoffs a problem or no. >> we've had issues with knockoffs. you've been talking ability alibaba a lot today. it's like whack a mole on alibaba for the knockoffs. you know. and it's not just our industry. you know, i've heard it from other friends in the industry as well as far as apparel. but footwear, brands we deal with, brands in our space are having the same problems with the issue with knockoffs in china. >> best of luck. thanks for coming in. >> thanks scott. >> jon buscemi, co-founder of the buscemi brand. pete is seeing something unusual in a russian stock and what it is and how he's playing after the break. fall is here sfll monday night football kicking off to

. -- prada stores in hong kong.urrent leadership, there is not a lot of scope for political reform, much less this political activism. >> what you are beginning to see is the tightening. they cannot allow hong kong to set precedent. >> that one person, that pivot point between hong kong and beijing. who is the leadership now in hong kong? the chief executive of hong kong. his hands are tied. beijing wants to keep control over who was allowed to run in 2017. the people of hong kong want more real democracy. there is a tension. i don't think the people of hong kong are going to get what they want. >> i want to bring in the morning must-read. preserve theshould hong kong business community. the business communicate no longer remain silent -- community can no longer remain silent. is the business community pushing more into being vocal against the government? theyre is the problem face. hong kong plays much less of a vital role in china today than it did 20 or 30 years ago. it has been eclipsed by the general opening up

at least five june have downgraded prada, citing slower spending on luxury.alk more now about what is on for this week. we have a guest to joins us live from sydney. to see you.good let's kick things off with the now, theplays right u.s. dollar strength really causing ripple effects as major , asomies start to diverge carry trades around the world are unwinding, including right there in australia. >> absolutely, angie. i think that will be a key thing. it cannot be done overnight, but it is quite clear that the moves have already started. at suchs, with yields low levels, it will be devastating in capital terms. i think the major cause of the aussie weakness, this time, it is the unwinding of the carry trade. currencies in the emerging markets will have further to go downward, do you think? want to pick not out any economy in particular, angie. i will note that we are watching the indian rupee very closely. where we have higher interest rates, like india or indonesia, there is potential for some of those two rivers, so those that have performed the best in th

and the luxury goods like prada or something like that to it should be helping. >> francis, that is all the hong kong exchange. is actuallys when set to start up. up next, china may federal gauge putting pressure on the government to step up stimulus and will will head over to beijing and get the details. ♪ ♪ >> the rising threat to growth targets. china's manufacturing slipping a last month. india at of the fastest pace in it years. -- india at the fastest pace in it years. -- india at the fastest space in t the fastest pace in years. occupy central group suggesting they will be doing exactly that. protesting against the in parts byuffrage, beijing and not actually the candidates of their choice. at that the look democratic party. rulehanges and he does not out changes to the electoral laws. he said a bit of wiggle room up hearing. anyhong kong can handle illegal protest as well. that's what we have at the moment. now the china economy. a look at the beijing. they are perhaps having to step up stimulus measures. there are signs of his slow down. bloomberg economist is in beijing. it wa

he pointed out the window at some people who were selling phony prada bags out of a trunk on the streets of chinatown. you see that? i said, yes. well, it is the same thing instead of fake handbags it is fake aaa mortgages. and he starts telling me this whole thing about how, what the banks were essentially doing what they were lending billions of dollars to these fly-by-night subprime companies like countrywide, which in turn were fanning out into middle class and lower income neighborhoods, giving mortgages to anyone with a pulse. i remember, i remember talking to one mortgage broker who worked for a countrywide-like company let's say, and he told me that he, his strategy was to go to the 7-eleven at night and hang around the beer cooler. that is how he found customers for his subprime mortgages. and they would hand out these mortgages to anybody and everybody. of course they didn't mind doing that because they weren't going to hold on to them more than ten minutes. a as soon as ink was dry on the mortgages they sold them back to the banks. the banks in turn took all the mortgages, thr

prada said earlier this week weakness was the result of its dim outlook.what are the thoughts on jimmy chu? >> yeah. now the luxury people, as well. burberry is doing perfectly well in china. and yes, of course, any disappointing chinese economic data that we see will inevitably feed through. jimmy chu needs to be very mindful of that when they come to the market, of course. clearly this money is going to be used to -- i think it's double the amount they have in china. clearly they're looking to be there when that kicks in. >> there's the general consensus out there that a bumping in in terms of ipo that valuations will now have to come down. this is what companies will have to accept. even after alibaba. if we look at the performance, they're down 30% from their ipo price. is that the right way to think? >> it's a very difficult time in the market generally, putting the u.s. to one side for a moment which has obviously been testing record highs. if you look at where the ftse 100 is today, we're down in the year. so the likes of jimmy chu floated over the

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