lemonis: establishing a relationship with qvc was a huge accomplishment.o get our focus off manufacturing and onto sales. and that means ashley will be moving on to the sales-and-marketing team. and why would my customers buy this? ashley: because we have over 20 different colors to choose from and because it is made with medical-grade lanolin. lemonis: you know what you're doing. ashley: thank you. lemonis: now that we've decided to move all of the manufacturing to rejuvenol, we no longer need a warehouse. hello! good morning! so i took layne and miranda to look at a new office space in downtown kansas city. woman: the rent is $3,000 a month. it's about 2,900 square feet. lemonis: you could turn this into a display wall, and you could turn that into a display wall and really have this be a live salesroom. miranda: it's so much more professional than what we've got. lemonis: let's look at a five-year. -woman: okay. -lemonis: okay, great. also, we're headed back to new york city to birchbox's only retail store in soho. miranda: moisturizer and body wash. le

one exam went on qvc and for a full hour, put, they took their qvc feed and put it on their facebook page. increased sales 30%. because the 6.2 million people on qvc aren't necessarily the same ones on facebook and we got a lift of 30%. it's the idea these new flat fo platforms have not been tapped yet. saying show me another one they can use. >> i can't find one. >> valuation out of the fang, alpha a bet is very attacktive, but now facebook is even cheaper. i understand why you would want to buy it. once that happens and i think we've digested that. i get it instagram. what's app instagram is way bigger. where all the kids are right now. i understand what you're saying and it's a valuation call that's attractive i think the dust has to settle more >> picking bottoms is almost impossible >> let me jump over to meg with a market flash just got off the phone with the pfizer ceo >> that's right and the stock is trading close to sec highs i spoke with ian reed just now and asked him something i've been wanting to ask him since the company rolled back or deferred its price hikes in july j

one could be a company that owns qvc, the john malone company. another one could be alibaba.e own a stake in groupon. ac, whose ceo is on the board of groupon. so there are a lot of companies that could be circling around this company. emily: what about amazon, tom? is this something they would want? >> amazon is a special case. if you look at their historical by strategy, build first and second. sometime ago they had amazon daily deals, and they still have daily deals, but it is more about getting merchandise at a discount, so i don't know for amazon there is a lot of incremental value to the extent that i don't know amazon wants to do more in the local merchant arena. to me, the companies that make the most since are a google or wouldok, companies that leverage those relationships with local merchants of groupon, then overlay or so incrementally more advertising to them, so i don't see amazon as the suitor groupon. emily: it is interesting to think about the history of groupon, a company that google almost bought for $6 billion. now the market cap is $2.6 billion. it was th

first lady melania trump, her jewelry line with qvc, there was a brief period of time when her jewelrye was posted on the white house website and then taken off, you guessed it, made in china. >> no! >> the president of the united states is saying do as i say, not do as i do. >> i would figure after the first time they tried this made in america week and the first time you presented that to the audience, they would say, maybe we shouldn't have made in america week or maybe the president shouldn't be doing it, maybe someone else who doesn't make stuff elsewhere should be doing made in america week. >> they could take the position let's lead by example. over the last several decades, production manufacturing moved overseas. since they're pushing and pressuring so many companies to do the same a la harley-davidson, they could do that. months ago, the president of ivanka trump's brand said it's not an option for them, they have to focus on the bottom line. we get it, every company has to focus on the bottom line. >> oh, there he is. >> the president is arguing the companies need to focus o

just in the last few days or so, they bought qvc's norwegian assets. this is setting themselves up for convergence on all those technological developments. that is of interest. at theinquisitive telia moment. we are also getting numbers from talis, the electrical systems company. $7.45 billion. that is ahead of the estimates. order intake, $6.33 billion. that seems to be up 5% since the previous time. goal, 1.62% to 1.66%. that looks to be at the top end or shifting higher. they say they see no impact from trade tensions. their acquisition is proceeding as planned, the company says. we heard other reports startingg the e.u. is a full-scale investigation. m&a very much at the center of things. see where we've been in the asian equities session. entirely flat. msci asia unchanged. that does not mean there are not exciting stories. there's plenty going on. tippingese currency through 6.8. the yuan than weekend by the most in two years. combine this with what we heard from president trump, not being happy about interest rates going higher, not happy about