will that be a help or a threat to legacy firms like meta and roblox both stocks are down today, robloxify. it's the challenges that we don't expect, like a site going down or the checkout wouldn't work. what's nice about shopify is when i'm with my family, when i'm taking time off, knowing that i have a site up and running and our business is moving forward because we have a platform that we can rely on. that is gold to us. start your free trial at shopify today. this is cynthia suarez, cfo of go-go foodco., an online food delivery service. business was steady, until... gogo-foodco. go check it out. whaatt?! overnight, users tripled. which meant hiring 20 new employees — and buying 20 new laptops. so she used her american express business card, which gives her more membership rewards points on her business purchases. somebody ordered some laptops? cynthia suarez. cfo. mvp. built for cynthia's business. built for your business. amex business. stay with us >>> well back to "power lunch. it's time for "tech check. apple breathing new life into meta will have verse with the headset announc

. —— roblox. these issues and gaming sites. -- roblox. ., _, , these issues and gaming sites. -- robloxtly? _ roblox. have countries legislated for this differently? countries - roblox. have countries legislated. for this differently? countries have leaislated for this differently? countries have legislated differently _ for this differently? countries have legislated differently because - for this differently? countries have legislated differently because in i legislated differently because in america, for example some of the supreme court has ruled that if child pornography is made without an actual child being harmed, then it's more complex, but in some circumstances, you may be able to claim your right to freedom of expression. however, in case of a site like page rank them if they've made it clear that child sexual materials are against the terms of service, that it's difficult to see how they would have a defence and it's difficult indeed to see how visa and mastercard could resist pressure to pull the plug on them. if you can show that they are doing this at scale. if you can sho

charles: 30 seconds on roblox.lose shush i bought roblox in weakness last year in part because of my granddaughter. i'm still long my man. what does this mean a bullish call roll, the june call? that is only two days left in june! >> that's right. so, you made a great buy last year. i think a lot of people are getting back on the cathie wood train with this won. so i would say that keep in mind that the trade we're talking about, the 42 calls, in roblox, they expire in those two days. i love buying those or even the 40 calls, charles and i think it is a lot less risk than a 42-dollar stock to own an option that trades for 80 or 90 cents. charles: 80 or 90 minutes too. jon, thanks a lot, my man. appreciate it. all right, folks coming up looks like the ipo market is starting to creep back here. you know i think is one of the biggest rip-offs in american history. so how do we avoid the hype? no one better to ask than sarah kuntz with us at 2:350 my next guest borrow as famous line from gerald ford of all people. paul

let's look at roblox the stock is also higher so sony was ambivalent about offering a version of robloxusers, and they are kind of having a change of heart now. they say maybe we were too conservative at first. roblox is up 3.8%. ashley: how about carnival? lauren: so this is number one on the s&p 500. a 7.5% gain the other cruise lines are sharply higher as well jefferies came out. they said it's worth the buy, and it is likely a long term investment. does that suggest that this volatility might be over? they are slapping it with a $25 price target. ashley: smooth sailing which stu would roll his eyes because he hates puns and things like that but good stuff. lauren: i'm not sure if that's true. ashley: oh, he does. lauren: its been a great week for carnival. ashley: thank you, lauren. clayton fuller, former white house fellow, joins us now. clayton, good to see you. your reaction to the ruling today by the supreme court says the biden administration can't just hand out more than $400 billion in student loan relief. >> well, i think it's first off , thank you so much for having me. ash

charges, right >> we haven't gotten to roblox just yet >>> coming up, student loan groans, losing sheinand home depot embracing the electric future we're going to take a look at these three stieinetl ndn xtors rai >> announcer: "tech check" is sponsored by comcast business, powering possibility from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. >>> the white house is bracing for the fallout from a supreme court decision reversing president biden's plan to forgive roughly $400 billion in student loan debt. emily wilkins joins us from washington with more on this it was widely anticipated, emily, but it's still -- i think there's a lot of people who are hanging on what's the white house going to do next? >> that is a huge question, contessa, and we are expecting to hear more about th

more than 350 lawsuits are expected to move forward this year against tiktok, snapchat, youtube, robloxd meta, the parent company to instagram and facebook. tonight, you will hear from some of the families suing social media. we want to warn you that some of the content in this story is alarming. but we thought it was important to include because parents say the posts impacted their kids' mental health, and in some cases, helped lead to the death of their children. >> they're holding our children hostage and they're seeking and preying on them. >> preying on them? >> yes. >> the spence family is suing social media giant meta. kathleen and jeff spence say instagram led their daughter alexis into depression and the an eating disorder at the age of 12. >> we realized that we were slowly losing her. we really had no comprehension to how severe social media had affected our daughter. she was being drawn into this hidden space and it is a dark world. >> it began after the spences, both middle schoolteachers from long island, new york, gave 11-year-old alexis a cell phone to keep in touch with

we believe that there is a revenue stream to be generated there now, we've seen that through our robloxy selling digital goods, and some of them are being resold three times the original price, which means the consumer is seeing value in it how big would that be, i don't know yet, but we owe it to ourselves to experiment. >> we all know ralph lauren for clothes. restaurants, you're now doing coffee and you're now selling coffee. i mean, do you plan to compete with starbucks where is this going to go? >> if qgo back to what ralph created, ralph and i had a really interesting conversation, not far from here in colorado six years ago to define what business are we in a lot of people think, you guys are in the apparel business. we disagree with that, actually. we believe we're in the dreams business we create world and invite you into these worlds. a little akin to the way disney operates we're a lifestyle brand, a true definition of the term and hospitality is an important element of experience that we can provide consumers through our five restaurants and through our now 25 coffee shops.