how do they compare well apple certainly has a lot of competitors for their generally much more expensive i pads and you're right there tablets everything is not a bad samsung of course one of their biggest competitors but many companies do produce some quality android tablets and just like smartphones there are many more android tablets sold than apple products it's really a matter of taste and whatever you feel that maybe having a piece of fruit out if it makes it better for you go for it the number two most want to give the runner up was tied for number one last year notebook or laptop computers they pat more power into a smaller lighter case and as somebody who travels a lot you know what i know on the lonesome road every ounce is a pound and the gift that tied for number one last year owns it this year television and you mentioned that the prices for the four g. sets of plummeted and because we're now using them for so much more than watching what stations and networks happen to be broadcasting at the moment i held out and recently bought a couple of four case has had a forty two inch of his ego and a forty inch samsung just under four hundred dollars

samsung says it will appeal the fine, apple has yet to make a statement.t x—prize, a competition challenging teams to build machines that harvest waterfrom thin air, has a winner. these machines can pull moisture from the air, condense it and then filter it into fresh water, up to 300 gallons a day. and to round things up, check out this mini flying robot. the insect—inspired flycrotug can pull objects up to a0 times its weight. stanford university say the bot can be useful during sea rch—and—rescue missions by helping find victims, carry water or move debris. 0k. a quick break from japan now for a look at the biggest video games release of recent times. mark cieslak has gained rare access to the team behind it. red dead redemption 2 allows players to experience a vast, virtual version of the old west, robbing trains, riding horses, and even playing poker. i'm waiting for someone interesting to turn up. rockstar are a huge deal. they are a development studio behind the gta series. even if you have never touched a controller, you know what grand theft auto

the tech industry a little known chinese company called royalty has now upstaged the likes of apple and samsung and presented its first device wide open the phone has a display measuring seven point eight inches bigger than many tomblin it's some software glitches still have to be ironed out before first orders are going to be shipped in december competition is just around the corner foldable small phone by some so is set to make an appearance next at next week's some songs i will develop a conference. and that's it for me of the business team. full of an update for you in the next hour in the meantime check out global markets at this hour thanks for watching by the. international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week the announcement sent shock waves across germany and of americans preparing to leave politics after eighteen year she's stepping down as leader conceding a few hundred twenty twenty one chancellorship. will it be a bumpy transition. and who might succeed or that's our topic on patrika. quadriga next d.w. . in january twenty eighth teen we met a chinese mother

apple is not the market share leader in smartphones. samsungs, but apple has been able to generate tremendous value for shareholders by providing the best smart phone on the market. if tesla can scale to 2 million to 3 million electric vehicles per year, they probably won't be the market share leader in the long run, but i am pretty sure that the stock in the value of the company will be significantly higher if they can get to that. what is important is what kind of profit can they generate for every vehicle sold. what we saw this last quarter is the margin potential for the company, the margins for the company were a lot better than people realize. if they can scale further, it is likely the margins, profits, and cash flow will only get better. emily: the question is can they scale? a lot of cars. max, you are sticking with me. coming up, google makes a change after thousands demand the company fix its sexual harassment policy. google responds. will it be enough? that is next. check us out on the radio and in the u.s. on sirius xm. this is blo

>> i like you're saying, samsung and apple that are charging a lot and on the flip side companies that hand set that is might be $150 but have similar capabilities to apple, whether they are going to be be able to do that or not, massive challenge going forward. lauren: joshua mahoney, thank you very much. >> time for mornings with maria, maria bartiromo, good morning. maria: good morning, ladies, thank you so much, we will see you in a few minutes. good morning, i'm maria bartiromo, happy tuesday it is tuesday november 13th, your top stories right now before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, markets looking to rebounded this morning after serious selloff yesterday, futures indicating gain at the start of trading of 95 points, the market up about a third of a percent on the dow, half percent higher on the s&p and 3 quarters and percent higher on the nasdaq with 49-point move higher for nasdaq, after broad-base selloff for stock prices, apple and goldman sachs dragging down dow industrials better than 600 points at the close, s&p 50 was down nearly 2% on the session, nasdaq worst performer,

in another thing for consumers to think about no matter what devices you buy whether it's a samsung or an apple product or a google home or amazon alexa when you invite these products into your home or onto your person you are giving up the level of privacy to the data that exist on these devices and what they're learning about you so there's much to be concerned about and if you're talking about security concerns in terms of why that that is all the judgment and i would just raise the raise the issue on all devices that you acquire is getting a little bit tougher than just putting a piece of tape on the camera on your computer conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve walter and partment doyle barlow and mozart andre barlow thank you guys for your time appreciate it thanks part think. we now shift gears to take a look at global oil and more oil prices trade in the new york mercantile exchange in new york today we're trading just north of fifty dollars per barrel the average price for a gallon of gasoline ited states today is two dollars. in fifty seven cents per gallon that's up three cent

people are so aspirational lifestyle, people are so into the apple brand, they have got a cult following in a way that you are not into samsungapple has done really well which is why people are willing to pay more. there are also apple services and a lot of other stuff goes on. that is the stickiness of the product. about one third of reve nu es the product. about one third of revenues come from this very stable corner of the business, apple services, cloud services, music and apps. that drives a very consistent, underlying revenue stream for the business. a quick word about china, victoria mentioning goldman sachs will say there is a 15% fall on business. it saw only a 10% climb in the previous quarter. china is important. it represents about the sixth of apple sales and is an important market for them. if they saw a 15% decline in that, you are knocking a couple of percent of the business. it is not a drama for them, but given expectations are high, any negativity could lead to a bit of softness in the aftermarket trading. paul, thank you so much. when we get the results we will let you know. let's have a look at some other

are a windowrnings on demand for tech leaders such as apple, samsung and huawei. and huawei.ank seeking a record $18 billion from individual investors, regarding the ipo of its mobile unit. nomura will sell the largest batch of shares to retail clients. institutional investors normally are the moment -- the majority. softbank may announce details as early as next week. let's check in on your china and hong kong markets. further gains. that we are hitting off from the top, we are seeing in the asian session trade numbers are showing resilience, robustness when it comes to export and import numbers. we are seeing continued frontloading of shipments. it certainly is looking favorable for assets here today. 0.9%.ng seng about let show you a terminal chart in particular, how china -- how important china is. we are seeing the correlation rising to a record against the shanghai composite to the msci asia benchmark. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowin

part of the pressure there coming from weakness and high-end smartphones, apple and samsung are customershere. this underscoring a key theme in that space. i checked in with b. riley's craig ellis. he emphasizes three broad challenges for semi investors to keep front and center. he prefers companies that already reported, got the bad news out of the way and delivered dividends, he says, microchip and kla fit the bill chip investors turn their attention to next thursday when nvidia reports results that stock down more than 20% in just of the last month this is an option show, so the implied move for nvidia is about 10% in either direction. so we could see another huge move next week. >> thanks for that, josh >>> well, as the semis get smoked, carter sees even more downside for one of the names. carter. >> so this is the god of semis you're talking about a stock, best performing stock in the s&p, one year, two year, three year, four year, five year, going into october and then we plunge that's epic stock was $2.92, it prints $1.76. that's a 39% decline and then ricochets back to $2.20 and n

this apple and samsung have dropped the ball neither of them have unveiled the first smartphone with a foldable screen that only goes through a little known company called royal which presented its device at an event in beijing when open the phone has a display measuring seven point eight inches bigger than many tablets of course the company says the first orders will be shipped in december but the competition is just around the corner a samsung foldable smartphone and said to make an appearance next week at its annual developer conference. i was thirteen when i decided i wanted to become a journalist but i didn't actually get to try it out until years later giving kids a go at a profession very early on could help give them a better idea of the direction they want to head in one day and it could be benefits for their schoolmates. a quick trim here will run you between fifteen and thirty cents depending on your age the bar himself he's looking forward to his thirteenth birthday no this isn't your typical barber shop bump and boom barber is put on by a primary school in the china prov

analyst the estimates that part of the pressure coming from weakness in high-end smartphones, apple and samsungre customers there. this underscoring a key theme. i checked in b. riley craig ellis. he emphasized three thing to cope front and center. frayed friction, smartphone dpnd and memory chip pricing. he prefers companies that reported got the bad news out of the way and delivered divides he hayes. microchild support appear kla fit the bill chip investors turn attention to next thursday when nvidia reports results. that stock down more than 20% in just the last month. i know this is options show, so the implied move for n individuallyia is 10% either direction. we could see another huge move next we can. back to you guys. >> thanks for that with the implied move josh lipton in san francisco as the semis get smoked carter sees more downside for one of the names. he is over at the plasma to break it down. >> this is the god of semis. best performing stock in the s&p, one year, two year, three year, four year, five years. going into october then a plunge that is epic the stock was 292. it prin

part of the pressure coming from weakness in high-end smartphones, apple and samsung this underscoringey theme in that space i checked in with b. riley's craig ellis. he emphasizes three broad challenges for semi investors and traders right now to keep front and center trade friction, smartphone demand and memory chip pricing he prefers companies that already report it, got the bad news out of the way and delivered dividends. microchip and kla fit the bill chip investors turn their attention to next thursday when nvidia reports results that stock down more than 20% in just the last month. this is an options show so the implied move is about 10% in either direction so we can see another huge move next week. back to you guys >> thanks for that, josh, with the implied move >>> as the semis get smoked, carter sees more down side ahead for one of the names he's at the plasma to break it down for us. >> this is the god of semis. the best performing stock in the s&p. one year, two, year, three year, four-year, five-year we have a plunge that's epic stock 292 and prints 176 just a week and a h

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apple. vivlabs,ues to lead the company behind samsung's bit speed.ag kittlaus to talk steve jobs and the future of technology. take a listen. dag: it started out with a phone call. he literally called me out of the blue and said, "we love what you are doing. and could you come over to my house tomorrow, i'd love to talk about it with you." emily: did you fall out of your chair? dag: a little bit. it is not the normal startup routine. two weeks after you launch your first app on the app store, the jobs because the and invite you over to his house. but, yeah, we were flattered, but we were very interested the what they wanted. emily: you went, you met with him, what happened? dag: we had, like, a three-hour discussion in front of his fireplace. put our feet up and chatting about the future. he was convincing us that they were going to win the smartphone wars. we called it throwing in together, that we could really build a new way to interact, especially with the iphone. emily: at the time, a number of different companies were trying to buy siri, correc

you can also get $80 off end apple watch. samsung phones -- the s 9 -- $200 off with a free echo show. and the ring doorbell and fitness tracker with heart rate monitor.conveyor belt is just starting. there helping the empl they will be doing in business -- they said they don't have projected numbers but they anticipate millions of products being sold today. this is bigger than black friday. these deals go until december 1. with amazon deals on cyber monday some are going all day long. the best thing to do is -- if it is something that is going to go live you might want to put an alert on your phone so you don't miss it. when it is gone, it is gone. in tracy, leigh martinez. >>> thank you, leigh. make sure your boss doesn't see you shopping online at work. >> many people shopped on friday spending $6.2 billion, more than one third sales made on smart phones. this surpassed the $1.4 billion record set last year. despite shopping centers looking busy foot traffic was down almost 6%. >> 5:16. you may be familiar with cyber monday and bl

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it did not stop with apple, and he continues to lead a company behind samsung's bit speed.n to talk steve jobs and the future of technology. take a listen. >> it started out with a phone call. he literally called me out of the blue and said we love what you are doing. and could you come over to my house tomorrow, i'd love to talk about it. emily: did you fall out of your chair? >> a little bit. it is not the normal startup routine. after you launcher app to have steve jobs call you. but yeah, we were flattered we were very interested. emily: you went, you met with him, what happened? >> we have like a three-hour discussion in front of his , he was convincing us that they were going to win the smartphone wars. we called it throwing in together, that we could build a new way to interact, especially with the iphone. emily: at the time, a number of companies were trying to buy siri, correct? >> we had previous offers, but we were not ready to sell. when steve calls, every technologist wants to take what they are working with, their baby, and go big with it. so that was pretty h

this world would be bad without boeing, apple, and samsung.of your passions is outer space and space travel. jeff: there are all sorts of problems that we are about to face because for the first time in our civilizational history , going back out years, we are now big compared to the size of the planet. we can fix that problem in exactly one way, by moving out into the solar system. ♪ david: one of your passions is not just amazon, but outer space and space travel, blue origin. you started blue origin in secret, then made it public. you are putting $1 billion of your own capital in every year. jeff: next year it will be more for the first time. david: what are we going to get out of it? are we going to have people going to space? jeff: this is the most important work i am doing. i have great conviction about that. it is a simple argument. this is the best planet. we have now sent robotic probes to every planet in the solar system. believe me, this is the good one. my friends who say they want to move to mars, i say, look, do me a favor. move t

everybody is looking for the best deals today things like a samsung tv, apple branded products, a nintendoing to find. the best deal available is on ebay guaranteed. >> in terms of product type, though, being sold, what do you think the hottest item you'll see? or not item, items overthe weekend. >> branded items are hot the top searched item was an adidas yeezy boost monopoly for millennials has been very popular. toys in general this holiday season is something that's really exciting. for the first time we launched our own toy book in toytopia and we are trying to highlight those things that are rare, retro, and right now you can buy 3457b8gic gath ii ii iic -- a t. but you can find those things today like a funko pop doll that are difficult to find. those things everyone is searching around trying to find that perfect toy for the holidays. >> what's not working right now? >> you know, i think for us right now we're really just trying to show up for the consumers for the best deals it's a highly competitive environment. we're competing incredibly against all the retailers. ebay is the nu

samsung tv at walmart. >> big ticket items like apple products are going to be sold at a deeper discount on thanksgiving day black friday. >> reporter: adobe analytics crunching the numbers to find the best days for deals. black friday still reigns supreme for electronics. from tablets to tvs to computers. the sunday before cyber monday, the time to shop for clothing and appliances. and on cyber monday, the biggest discounts on toys. tom, one of the biggest changes you'll see in stores this year is a hopefully more seamless checkout experience. retailers like walmart and target are giving their employees handheld devices so you can scan those purchases and hopefully skip the wait. tom? >> a good tool and some great deals right now. all right, rebecca, thank you. >>> when we come back, the vice principal beaten while trying to break up a fight. news about the students involved. >>> plus, the airline worker asleep in the cargo hold. the surprise when he woke up. and what he had to tell police. >>> plus, the incredible video, a humpback whale tangled in a rope. the fearless fisherman jumping onto its back. wha

voice of sarah jensen/norman police department: "they placed approximately 30 apple and samsung cellones into this trashbag."worth almost 30-thousand dollars altogether. according to court documents... before leaving... the suspects also took one of the employees i-ds... threatening to 'come back and get him if he reported the incident to police.'a terrifying order, that the young employees did not take to heart.sarah jensen/norman police department (quick): "those employees did the right thing absolutely by contacting authorities."providing police not only with a description of the suspects... but also a beacon - guiding the suspects... straight to the slammer.voice of sarah jensen/norman police department: "the thing that the suspects did not know is that the employees put in one cell phone that had a gps tracker on it."officers tracked the phone to brown and bivins... who still had the cell phones and the bat in the car with them.the two were arrested and charged with first degree robbery... assault while masked... and planning to perform an act of violence.sarah jensen/norman pol

is investigating whether they colluded in boycotting international payment services such as apple pay and samsungay, preferring swiss payment services. californian utility pg&e plunged the most in 16 years on the possibility equipment sparked the wildfires ravaging the state -- state. shares plummeted after the company admitted it has exhausted its credit line, a sign of growing financial stress. citigroup says the damage from the northern california fires may total $15 billion. that is more than pg&e has on cap. -- on tap. apple is mired in the longest losing streak for more than six months as investors reassess its growth prospects amid waning sales from iphone. apple's gain is now 10% down from almost 40% in early is now 10%,ate gain down from almost 40% in early october. that is your bloomberg business flash. theresa may is fighting her for her political life -- i'll pick up there. thank you very much. theresa may is fighting for her political life. let's get to breaking lines on that subject. -- says labor is unlikely to back make's deal. this could be one of the more significant lines of th

you can also get $80 off apple watch series 3 cellular. samsung cell phones, $200 off. they come with a free echo. $60 off a ring doorbell and a fit bit fitness tracker with heart rate monitor is just here is how to securesomething like you can look at it and save it and set up to receive a notification. your app will send you a push notification saying we have a deal today for this item. you can also see what the deals are and what kinds of deals are coming in. make it easy for customers. >> a lot of the deals are shipped out with free shipping. today is busy. they have a competition going on with friendly raffle prizes going on. last year they sold 83 million items. ktvu news. >>> a lot of people shopped online on black friday and spent $6.2 billion, for a third of the sales made on smart phones. $2 billion were spent surpassing the record set last year. gift shopping centers look busy but the traffic was down almost 6% last year. >>> 6:15. a medical breakthrough raising ethics questions. a researcher claimed he helped make the first genetically edited babies. the twi

time and time again when there's a hiccup, people underestimate apple, whether it is the challenge from samsungight now it is not just the services and accessories story, there's also a question of how much revenue up side is there for apple, even if units don't increase that much they have proven despite doubters through the latest cycle that there's up side, now analysts are saying there's not enough are you sure >> yeah. let me say, apple is a great company. probably one of the best companies to grace the face of this planet. so i don't think we should, you know, we should never underestimate this company these are very talented people, very good people and a great company. but what i think people should also recognize is that anytime we have seen full penetration of this sort of technology product and apple has a great product, i'm a big user myself, what we then see is a lot of economic exposure we see weakness in china the replacement rates on mobile phones and technology products in general can blow out faster than people think they can when economies are a little weak. and that's kind o

samsung note 9 and apple's iphone 10r had the best battery life.ys the reason they are draining faster is because people are using their phones more. higher resolution screens and some apps can also drain the battery. it's definitely recommended to turn your phone completely off. do the hard shut down at night. >> really? >> the conspiracy, we have talked about it too. if you an older phone that's paid off, your battery goes down. so very interesting. >> mine is at 7 right now. >> it happens here. >>> the countdown is on to next week's midterm elections just four days away. coming up at 8:00, we're going to break down the key issues you'll be voting on this year. >>> plus, all eyes on the sidelines during thursday night football. someone from the 49ers took a knee during the national anthem but it was not a player. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comc

change they don't want to hear about the ear buds what they really don't want are the samsung, they are part of the apple proudly. with its service charges that make it so they have to pay to have all of their millions of pictures stored. when my kids come to me and beg me for a snuamsung, you might hr me say different things about apple than i currently do. your kids won't know much about income or the power of compounding, but what they will now is how they'll feel guilty about the amount of phone charges they rack up, right? do you think i have been recommending verizon since the beginning of this show for nothing? it's the cash cow your kids turn you on to that is continued and will continue to work even as there's very little growth how about this google it dad, that's how i found out about google now alphabet when i got the word from kids who weren't allowed to google something because it was cheating, that was enough for me when i was doing my senior thesis at harvard, we had access to the fabulous librarians at the hoten library. their job, to look up anything that you wanted looked up. they had

. >> bill: that's apple, samsung, google? >> yeah. here is the thing.1 until cyber monday we've been well ahead of anything anybody thought. the american consumer continues to step up to the plate, continues to spend big money. that's the optimism out there that gets little coverage. >> sandra: charles payne did not shop on cyber monday. that will drop sales. >> someone used my debit card. they bought a gift certificate and i didn't have a credit card yesterday. i would have done my part. >> bill: microsoft passed apple? >> it's more about apple falling apart. they would stop telling us how many iphones they sold. that is a mistake and continue to haunt them for a long time. >> bill: mike espy in mississippi is speaking now. let's go there live. >> sandra: moments ago he said this. do we have it? >> we have the best organized campaign in mississippi up to that point. there was mainly boots on the ground. we organized the precincts and the zones. mississippi is a very rural state. we don't have a lot of urban centers like atlanta and they have in florida

good track of winning these legal fights and settling them, but this one against apple is a mismatch for sure >> ask samsunge of that experience went. >> samsung, i mean, because it is the biggest display provider out there, flash memory, so many other things, it is bigger than qualcomm in a lot of ways. it has less profit risk than qualcomm has had in this it is a bruising battle. investors thought there was light at the end of the tunnel that was more stocks >> stock up 6.5% today. >>> when we return, anthony wood joins us, following the beat on the top and bottom lines why the stock is falling sharply. doup7.ft t bak w 2 welcome to the place where people go to learn about their medicare options... before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! well, you've come to the right place. it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why... medicare part b doesn't pay for everything. only about 80% of your medical costs. this part is up to you... yeah, everyo

revenue from selling radio frequency which are used in smart phones made by companies like apple and sam su samsunghigh end smart phone market from the skyworks report i checked in who covers the name he says it really confirmed what investors already knew, that high-end smart phone units are under pressure apple told us the latest earnings report that iphone earnings were flat it did rise nearly 30% he says he remains and points to catalyst ahead it is in the internet of things. he tells me he seconds that pointing into evaluation back to you. >> thank you it is getting hammered across the board for weeks now. zb >> i agree with it it confirms what most analysts already knew t it keeps going down. if the bad news keeps getting the negative cal: we saved our money and now, we get to spend it - our way. >> we'll discuss that next don't go any where valerie: but we worry if we have enough to last. ♪ cal: ellen, our certified financial planner™ professional, helps us manage our cash flow and plan for the unexpected. valerie: her experience and training gave us the courage to go for it. it's our "confi

. >> because we're talking about -- we're not talking about phone sales to apple that are going to go to samsunging about oil. and you just listed the other countries that have increased production. the money that's not going to the iran is going to the saudi arabia, to russia. it's like does it really mattersome we have sanctions against russia. are we going to sanction them more? david: and i've got to say, to jonas' point, oil sanctions have a very checkered past in terms of effectiveness. we remember with iraq what we tried to do against saddam hussein, he always got through the barricades. [inaudible conversations] >> let deirdre many in here. >> i was just going to the say some of our allies, actually, we've given waivers to, so i think that's another reason prices are going lower. it'll be curious to see, i mean, india, for example, south korea. they actually get passes on this. i'm curious to see how that's going to play out. >> so far this get tough with iran is working. oil exports have fallen, what, a million barrels a day so far? and that decline is more, it's twice the level achieve

from what we measure in the supply chain, android across the board, samsung are doing very poorly and appleagain, you do numbers being basically flat every year, in an environment where the entire cell phone market is flat in general, they were able to raise their average selling price pretty dramatically. they are still offering the lower end handsets of the older model. they are just offering these new handsets. the supply chain partners we talked to are doing very well. francine: what you're telling me is the fact that apple will stop disclosing how many of a cell of each unit. the big luxury companies don't disclose the numbers of there is brands.is a that a good or bad thing or should we care? analyst, i like seeing as much information as possible. for apple, it is probably the right move because they can start to pitch this larger story. in the family microsoft has changed from being the seller of apple products, they have moved up. tom: we are going to go physics here. you and i are going to do in our self force. -- inertial force. c if you're lucky/ the key question is the annuity b

apple supplies feeling the heat. >> to plan -- other losers include samsung and the foxconn parent.as well, new york futures expecting a record decline. president trump attacking opec's output plan. >> and the bank of japan's asset holdings are now bigger than gdp. critics are worried about the fallout from governor kuroda path policies. -- governor kuroda's policies. ♪ rishaad:rishaad: no sign of thet purchase program coming to end. i don't know what the world is coming to at the moment, i really cannot make sense of it. -- to see continue to that. nervousness across the board .ere is no let up and fight just yet when it comes to asian equities. just going into the lunch break with a half-hour to go. it's down more than 3%. we are close to him racing most of the gains we saw in november.

samsung tv at walmart. >> big ticket items like apple products are going to be sold at a deeper discount on thanksgiving dayck friday. >> reporter: adobe analytics crunching the numbers to find the best days for deals. black friday still reigns supreme for electronics from tablets to tvs to computers. ihe sunday before cyber monday the time to shop for clothing and alliance compliances. on cyber monday, the biggest discount for toys. one of the biggest changes will hopefully be a more seamless checkout experience. retailers like walmart and target are giving their employees handheld devices so you can scan those purchases anywhere and hopefully skip the wait. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> thank you to rebecca for those tips. >>> coming up, barbra streisand opens up about her new music. >> she hasn't recorded a new album in more than a decade so what was her inspiration? had to be love, right? we'll tell you coming up. had to be love, right? we'll tell you coming up. tand, our adulte children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wa

apple doesn't have an alternative right now. samsung has a vietnam base. at the same time chinese business is usually invested in dollars. we think the chinese business committee on the private side has true dillion -- $2 trillion exposure. it's a huge entitlement we have never had before. after that the fundamental question the question of data american are european variants which themselves is quite different. authoritarianism in china. also development in which a game america so far demanded place in a preeminent role in now faces reality there is a genuine capacity in china. the account first more than united states and europe and india combined. the simple model deciding we may need to against china and erase political. in that scale we have never seen before this is an even before we haven't even invoked the nightmare of the early 2000's which was the fact that america's fiscal incontinence, balance book does balance. in part because of large-scale military expenditures. means if you're structurally dependent on types of external financing. the quest

lowered guidelines, we have heard that apple is cutting production on its three top model iphones and also the chinese opening an anti—trust investigation on samsungare starting to take money of the table... investors are starting to take money of the table. .. we are getting investors are starting to take money of the table... we are getting too maybe peak adoption of tech, the things we want. that if you look at companies like netflix and amazon they are spending an awful lot on content. they are not adding subscribers at the same rate to match the value they are spending, investors are looking at the valuations and thinking, do they really justify these lofty valuations? october was a tough, tough month for equity markets, we saw huge declines. november has been really volatile, not as bad as 0ctober. really volatile, not as bad as october. december, will we see a sa nta october. december, will we see a santa rally, and what is that? i think it is the market's perception, i think it is a myth but it makes nice headlines for you guys, it makes nice headlines for you guys, ultimately you get some book squaring into the year end, we get a nice lit

apple products. >> products like the iphone xr and mini mac aren't included. >> the best deals we found on tvs. 65 inch, 1500 bucks at best buy and target. and 65 inch samsung selling for 1800. that, by the way, more than $2,000 off. >> nice. >> and with black friday, there's an app for that. >> flip let's you look flyer deals by item. ebay is offering double cash back at some retailers. santa's bag allows you to budget for everyone on your list. >> good luck. those are your "techbytes". >>> back your chains if you're headed to the sierra. the storm has brought more than a foot of snow. >> the crab haul is off to a good start. there's just one problem. >> tiger and phil prepare for their all or nothing deal. >> rich people getting richer. [suspenseful music] [male narrator] child abduction by a parent or family member is a crime. get involved. or abducted child, please call 1-800-222-find or contact your local law enforcement. you might be the one who saves a child's life and their future. >>> you are never more than 7 minutes away from a accuweather forecast. the clean air will stay through saturday, sunday, monday. another chance tuesday, wednesday, thurs

was up several hundred percent the past few years as people were betting apple was going to adopt these screens and also samsungther smartphone makers. these screens are much more expensive. they have some flaws in the manufacturing process which makes them harder to deal with on a high-volume basis. of course when you look at apple and you see them talking about which uses lcd, and the new ipad find up, it means companies making oled screens may be left in the dark. a look at 30 year treasury yields. they have surged today. the highest levels since 2014. if you want to look, it is kind of against the trend we have seen where shorter-term rates raising raising faster. today was the opposite. longer-term rates were raising faster. is this because investors see higher inflation rates? the answer is not clear. take a look at the five-year, it is a measure of implied rates in the next 5-10 years. rates in the next 5-10 years. they have come down from the highs earlier. we are not seeing a surge in longer-term inflation expectations. it is leading to a surge, it could be something else. i don't know. a deepening def

apple doesn't have an alternative right now. it is not samsung, which has a vietnam base. at the same time chinese business is usually indebted in dollars. we think the chinese business committee on the private side has $2 trillion exposure. it's a huge entitlement we have never had before. after that the fundamental question the question of data and artificial intelligence and the resources that democratic law-constraint regimes on the one hand, american or european variants which themselves is different, or authoritarianism in china, also development in which a game america so far demanded place in a preeminent role and now faces reality there is a genuine capacity in china. the fact that china accounts currently more than united states and europe and india combined. and then super bowl's on top of that simple model deciding we our may need to against china and raise geopolitical tension. in that scale we have never seen this before, and this is not -- we have not even invoked the nightmare of the early 2000's which was the fact that america's fiscal incontinence, the fa

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