rnd and building a company that is resilientjust beyond the search business.sting company to watch. thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the uk govenment is planning sweeping new powers to scrutinise foreign takeovers on national security grounds. the new measures are expected to see authorities review 50 deals a year. that's compared to the last two years, where just one deal a year was examined on security concerns. nike is raising salaries for about 10% of its 74,000 staff as part of efforts to address concerns over the compa ny‘s working culture. earlier this year, a group of nike's female employees shed light on pay inequality, which resulted in a series of senior resignations. the international monetary fund is warning that inflation in venezuela could hit i,000,000% by the end of this year. it also says that the country's economic crisis will have an increasing impact on neighbouring nations. it warns that the situation in venezuela is similar to that of germany in 1923 or zimbabwe in the late 2000s. ireland—based p

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out how to be just as slow and steady as amgen there were news from executives at amgen the head of rnd, sean harper is going to retire as well as their head of commercial tony cooper sean harper is retiring, i think today his job is being taken over in september and hooper is being replaced by gordon from bristol miers and we should note that amgen is the fourth big biotech to report earnings, and rounding out a very solid quarter for these amgen, celgene, and biogen and gilead its quarter actually looked very good and something that michael yee from jefferies noted for us. >> meg, thanks pf meg terrell. what do you do, guy? >> it was at 201 or so and we're basically up against it now. that's, i guess, the good news and this is the way i look at it they beat the quarter and this is the second quarter they beat by 28 cents and they raised the lower end of guidance by 50 and that's great and they lowered it by basically 28 sepps and take it for when it's forth valuation is up where amgen and you see it down in the same amount of time we're at the top end of the rage if you've been in thi

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the head of rnd, shawn parker is >> and shares of amazon as we reported earlier slightly jumping afterorting earnings moments ago. we should remind people the stock is down 3% in norm trade so net net today it is down. let's get more discussion from those numbers. very good afternoon to you both. tom, i'll start with you i guess as we already discussed the eps was a beat with people focusing on revenue. >> if you look at amazon and what will drive the shares going forward, it's primarily revenue growth and with amazon being as big as it is today for 1pen basis points of incremental growth they need to add $3 bhilimilliof revenue. the only other thing i would add there acquiring pill pack and pursuing the $2 trillion pharmacy opportunity is great but the company still needs to execute. it's interesting to the see the revenue payment a little light in the quarter and revenue was a little lighter >> where do you think investors should be focused? >> i think i would agree their revenue is going to slow the key to us is how their monetized in different ways. and i think what they said in th

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bike buyer, and it's going to be tough to be profitable given the amount of rnd. >> how about a smaller bike that isn't electric one that's gas-powered, but not the big hog? >> so, in other words, not an electric bike. you mean some of the medium size bikes that they're talking about today? >> do you think that's a good move >> part of what they're announcing today just with the traditional bikes, putting midscale platform, one of the competitors, polaris owns the indian brand, and they've done very well with the indian scout, and some of what they're -- they've announced today is to go after where they see players going. they're not going to ship until 2021 this is not a near-term fix for harley >> very long-term, in fact thank you very much, robin farley >> farley on harley. >> we appreciate you being here with us. >> thank you >>> another industry being hurt by the tariffs are metals, food, and beverage companies whose products can come in a can the administration said that the impact would be a fraction of a cent per can, but adidi roy says they feel a little differently, right? >>

provide services small startups and manufacturing startups across the country to address your question, rnd, not just in tech and bioscience but to create new material to help bolster manufacturing. lowering the entry fee for new entrepreneurs. how do you start a company? what asset do you have to the newest technology? we are in the unfortunate position trump has started a trade war that no one really wants and it will hurt everyone but it creates an opportunity with the creation of a whole new wave of manufacturing startups that can drive us into the 21st century to create jobs around the country. thanks. >> and we have someone who is actually out employing people. >> i am very proud to be here. i think i am the only entrepreneur on the panel giving a talk today. and in our own modest way we are an extension or an example of the entrepreneurship talking about a few moments ago my garage was a storm room new haven i focused on education and technology businesses and within 16 years he had 350,000 students go from college to graduate school and helped another 20000 in the last three years a

we're talking about rnd. not just in tech and bio sciences but also in material sciences creating new materials that would help bolster our manufacturing. we're talking lowering the entry fee. trump has started a trade war that no one wants. it will create a whole new wave of manufacturing start ups that can driver us into the 21st century and create jobs around the country. thanks. >> we have someone who is out in the world building these businesses and employing people. chad. >> thanks. we are an extension or an example of the kind of entrepreneurship that pete talked about a few moments ago. my garage was a dorm room in new haven, connecticut. i focused mostly on education and technology businesses. in those 16 years we have helped 350,000 students go from high school to college or from college to graduate school. we've helped another 20,000 in the last three years learn software engineering. we've also in kansas, missouri helped, i don't know. we have a thousands preschoolers in my preschools now. it was