sephora is one one of many businesses who failed to disclose to consumers consumers their information was taken and illegally sold. sephora will not have to pay $1.2 million as part of this settlement. >> today's settlement should send a strong message to businesses about the california doj's ongoing efforts to enforce enforce this ecpa. comply with the law because consumers have the right to opt ou is launching a new investigative sweep of businesses failing to process opt out requests. the browser settings iran extension that includes a consumer's privacy preferences. > >> if you have been to a bar or nightclub, you have heard last call right before 2:00 am. it could be extended until 4:00 am. am. in some places, including san francisco and oakland, this would occur. we talked to bar owners who are hoping this bill gives them an economic boost. >> >> the leader it is, the more fun it is. all of a sudden, it is hard to stop. >> reporter: closing his bars at at 2:00 am has proven to be problematic for owner keith on. mp pele on the reon don't have anywhere to go. we always have proble

kristen: california's attorney general is making sephora pay up. the settlement today saying the beauty company violated the california consumer privacy act. sephora has to pay $1.2 million. >> today's settlement makes it clear we will not hesitate to enforce the law. it is time for companies to get the memo. protect consumer data, honor their privacy rights. kristen: sephora data was used by third parties that track information like customers precise locations and what they put in their online shopping carts. sephora is headquartered in paris, but it's u.s. hub is in san francisco. going forward, the company will have to tell users it is selling their data and give them the option to opt out. >> breaking news out of los angeles where the jury has reached a verdict in vanessa bryant's lawsuit over photos of the helicopter crash that killed her husband kobe bryant, daughter and seven others. the jury just began deliberations today. bryant is suing the county over photos taken by first responders at the scene that were shared by others. she and her c

both remodels and putting sephora in that's a short-term impact and, as we sit here today and look at the valuation of the company, we see an opportunity around buying back some of our shares we are doing a share repurples of $500 million. this is a short-term thing look forward, our cash flow will be fine over time. we have a strong history of that >> michelle, it's kelly here i totally understand your point about this being short term, a lot of analysts will say being in the middle is kind of a tough place to be. would you ever think of trying to go more specifically up market for the longer run? >> when you think of kohl's we serve 65 million customers across the country and online. we have a lot of customers in that middle unincome for me it's about relevance. at a time like this where it's about value, showing up with sharp price points, but on the flip side our premium brands are doing well, tommy hilfiger and calvin klein as we think about sephora, an elevated, prestigious beauty experience our customers are shopping across price points. relative to the success of the partnersh

bonta says sephora failed to let consumers know that they were selling their personal information and did not fix the violations within the one month timeframe allowed by the ccp, a he also pointed out today's enforcements were not only about sephora. today's settlement should send a strong message to businesses about the california doj is ongoing efforts to enforce the ccp a message is clear. apply with the law because consumers have the right to opt out of sale. today's settlement requires sephora to pay $1.2 million in penalties bond assist technologies, like the global privacy controls are for consumers to exercise their data privacy rights, but that those rights are meaningless if businesses ignore opt out sale requests. los angeles police say gang of thieves from northern california is targeting visitors. at a popular tourist spot. police say the thieves look for rental cars at griffith observatory because they're easy to spot and they know that there are likely wallets and other valuables inside. surveillance footage of license plates show that many of the thieves actually used

a settlement with sephora, one of the largest cosmetic retailers in the world as part of the california consumer privacy act, and online retailers enforcement review found that the beauty product retailer allegedly violated consumer privacy law. state attorney general rob bonta says sephora failed to let consumers know that they were selling their personal information and did not fix the violations within the one month timeframe allowed by the ccp, a he also pointed out that today's enforcements were not only about sephora. today's settlement should send a strong message to businesses about the california doj ongoing efforts to enforce the ccp a message is clear. comply with the law because consumers have the right to opt out of sale. the settlement requires sephora to pay $1.2 million in penalties, bonta says technologies like the global privacy controls are for consumers to exercise their data privacy rights, but that those rights are meaningless if businesses ignore opt out sale requests an update tonight out of the south berry this is a story of evita bus driver who threatened to sh

he also pointed out that today's enforcements were not only about sephora.ay's settlement should send a strong message to businesses about the california doj is ongoing efforts to enforce the ccp a message is clear. apply with the law because consumers have the right to opt out of sale. the settlement requires afford to pay $1.2 million in penalties, bonta says technologies like the global privacy controls are for consumers to exercise their data privacy rights, but that those rights are meaningless if businesses ignore opt out sale requests, figures out today give another indication the housing market is slowing, the national association of realtors says pending home sales fell in july. by 1% compared to the same time last year. pending home sales have dropped eight out of the past nine months due to rising mortgage rates rates. we may not see a big difference here in the bay area, the figures show sales dipped in all regions, except for the western us taking a look at wall street. now stocks finished higher across the board today, breaking out of the three

sephora is is accused of failing to tell customers it was selling their personal info.allow them them to opt out and didn't fix the problem within 30 days. this 30 days. this comes even after being notified of this violation. so under the settlem, sephora agreed to pay $1.2 million but it would not have tt any liability or wrongdoing. > >> amazon is shutting down amazn care. its hybrid virtual and in-home health service and email email sent to staff says the tele-health service will end operations at the end of the ye. it launched in 2019 to serve ams own employees in washington state. > >> later expanded and began virl visits nationwide and had plans for in-person services in more cities this year. that's a look at this morning's money watch report. jessica, how's the forecast looking? > >> foggy as can be. oh. just like clockwork. we're waking up with very dense marine layer this morning. the winds are really kicking on off in the inland east areas and kind of allowing for the marine lay lay tore soak its way in. we even see it on futurecast right now as we're waking

reggie: sephora will pay $1.2 million for violating consumer privacy laws.ephora said it is complying with state law after cooperating with the attorney general's office. this is the first settlement under california's landmark consumer privacy act. kumasi: research shows what many of us already know. san francisco's financial district is the slowest downtown in the country to recover from the pandemic. researchers at uc berkeley gather data from 62 cities from 2019 to 2022 and show san francisco's activity is at 31% of pre-pandemic levels. a cal professor says remote work and business closures are contributing. >> san francisco needs to diversify. it needs to get a lot of different types of businesses downtown if it will have a 24 hour city and be what it was even three years ago. kumasi: san francisco's counsel of district merchants association said they are working on solutions, like converting offices into livable spaces. reggie: bart is celebrating a significant spike in ridership. tuesday was the second-highest ridership day since the start of the pand

he also pointed out the enforcements were not only about sephora. should send a strong message to businesses about the california doj is ongoing efforts to enforce the ccp a message is clear. apply with the law because consumers have the right to opt out of sale. the settlement requires sephora to pay $1.2 million in penalties, according to reuters . sephora spokesperson says the company has cooperated with the attorney general's office and its practices comply with the ccp a time now. 6 47 lift, based in san francisco, is reportedly producing his headquarters office space by more than half next year. according to the san francisco business times lift is getting rid of 85,000 square feet of office space and its location on barry street that don't happen once the lease ends in early 2023. the business time says lift will also cut out an extra 160,000 square feet of office space from his headquarters. lips has many of its employees are now working remotely, and the company needs less office space back in march . lips said it would allow employees to c

his agency didn't on enforcement review of online retailers and found that sephora allegedly violated know that the company was selling their personal information and did not fix the violations within the one month timeframe allowed by the ccp a want to also pointed out that today's enforcements were not only about sephora today's settlement should send a strong message to businesses about the california doj ongoing efforts to enforce the ccp a message is clear. comply with the law because consumers have the right to opt out of sale. the settlement requires support to pay $1.2 million in penalties assessed technologies, like the global privacy controls allow consumers to opt out of selling their information, but that those rights are meaningless if businesses ignore those requests , california's prolonged drought is taking a toll on threatened and endangered fish concern is for cold water fish sp salmon and trout. facing its third straight summer of drought, water is running lower and getting warmer in rivers and streams, and that's making it more challenging for the fish to reproduce

sephora has to paes$4 about the doefforts to have them comply with the law. consumers have the right to opt out of sale. >> the department of justice is launching a new investigative sweep of businesses who don't allow consumers to opt out of request for your privacy preferences. > >> in san francisco, house speaker nancy pelosi discussed the inflation reduction act. this legislation lowers the cost the cost of prescription drugs and insurance premiums. >> with the passage of the inflation reduction act, which include important provisions to lower healthcare costs, we have taken an important step in creating long-term affordability affordability and will help the cost be more predictable. >> for medicare prefinished sherries it will be $2000 and bans predatory price hikes and empowers medicare to negotiate lower prices. > >> health officers in san francisco is now calling monkeypox mpox. we spoke to dr. dr. susan fill up, health officer for the city and county of san francisco. as of today, 672 cases of mpox in san francisco, one of the highest in in the coun

i want to come back to you by because earlier sephora said something important that protests are a symptom of a dysfunctional society. and i'm curious if you know, because we've understood that starz was just sort of the, the, the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back. but the underlying issues of poverty of unemployment are still there. so what happens now structure is will remain the poverty, the unemployment, inflation, exchange rates and balances insecurity. and these have to be seen within the backdrop of the authoritarian nature of nigerian culture. really, can you explain that? so often times young people are told to keep quiet, you know what, you know, why should you talk when elders talking and i mean, other people much more intelligent than me have said nigeria has the characteristics of a jar on talk or see where leadership is kept within the hands of old men. so these are people who are making decisions for the country for young people that they have no idea about. i want to hear from allow me to hear why keep electing these old men who don't have any care for you? why e

>> one thing they have emphasized is the partnership with sephora.y started the partnership last year and there are a million new customers so that's what they are betting on now. we did not get an update and any other strategic reviews. guy: we will see what discounting looks like in the second half. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much. more about retail, we've had a lot of data this week. we will stick with that theme, july saw a better than expected outlook for the sector on this week's data. we will go into the macro story a little more. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network and most recom

people are going out again, and they're not spending sure, cosmetics is a strong one, and the sephoracatering to the middle is not working. i feel it's going to be stuff questions for her, if you're not in ultra-luxury or cosmetics or travel related or wedding-related travel, it's tough. >> she said sales of dresses are doing pretty well, but they are seeing some weakening. they mentioned some supply explain descriptions, and that particular category, but you're right. i think any retailer that caters to this middle-income consumer that doesn't have a reason to come in for essentials, so target may being pick up other discretionary cease i think will really struggle. kohl's is off-mall that seems has been helped when mall traffic has been depressed. it seems like amazon and sephora are continue to go drive traffic, but will it be enough to offset your point, a consumer not necessarily coming in -- she also pointed out that sales of school uniforms are weak, but we also know that kids grow even if you're not interested in spending money, to some degree, you have to buy some clothes bac

increased as well estee lauder up 9% target sales grew high single digit sales as well as kohl's with sephoraeauty is seeing no signs of slowdown >> there is no trade out happening. on consumer beauty side, it is the opposite >> while the lipstick indicator has been a look and nabi said for the today's trend, it is the f fragrance indicator. >> we love to talk about what we call the fragrance index fragrances are booming in the u.s. this category is 20% ahead of both the levels of 2019. this really speaks a lot to what is unique about this figure. that says who you are and how you feel which are two important elements currently >> scent is winning across the board. estee sales grew 22% ulta out performed with double digit growth fragrance is a standout. the xr it is xrt shares up 22%. brian. >> so courtney, given all this concern about the economy and what nordstrom tanked yesterday. what is the outlook for beauty going forward? >> that's a good question. all of the ceos and comments on the conference calls or interviews said this is a category that is resilient it goes to the heart of what w

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reggie: sephora will have to pay $1.2 million for violating data laws and sold customer information.ed with the state law after cooperating with the attorney general's office and the first settlement under california's landmark consumer privacy act. kumasi: new research shows what many of us already know, the financial district is the slowest downtown in the country to recover from the pandemic. researchers at uc-berkeley gathered cell phone data from 62 cities from 2019-2022 and shows san francisco's activity is at 31% of prepandemic levels. a cal professor says remote work and business closures are hurting its recovery. >> san francisco needs to diversify and get a lot of different types of businesses downtown if it's going to have a 24-hour city and be what it was even just three years ago. kumasi: san francisco council of district merchants foundation is converting offices to livable pace spaces. reggie: barta sees a spike in ridership. the second highest was tuesday and can you guess the most? you probably said the warriors championship parade june 20th and you would be right. l

month timeframe allowed by the ccp a also pointed out that today's enforcements were not only about sephoratlement should send a strong message to businesses about the california doj is ongoing efforts to enforce the ccp a message is clear. apply with the law because consumers have the right to opt out of sale settlement requires afford to pay $1.2 million in penalties and assist technologies, like the global privacy controls allows consumers to opt out of selling their information, but that those rights are meaningless at businesses ignore. those requests. still to come. the 49ers are getting ready to wrap up their preseason preparations for tomorrow's game in houston as the team gets ready for can you believe someone thought this would help you hear better? and no one will notice it? genius. now this is eargo. made to be heard. not seen. closing all supervisor dean preston tweeted yesterday that the owner of club deluxe in the haight ashbury neighborhood has a new deal with the property owner. preston previously reported helping in the negotiations in a statement made on social media, the

. >> the cosmetics chain sephora is also paying a price for pushing marketing california attorney general act, which is the toughest in the nation. so for was accused of failing to tell customers that it was actually selling the personal information. the company will now pay 1.2 million dollars in penalties and will finally tell customers what's going on and given the option to opt out of the sale of information, including things they bought online. so for is one of more than 100 online retailers that were spot check for compliance with the privacy act enforcement sweet. the company failed to correct violations while other we'll be right back after the break. you really can't get much for 5 bucks these days... unless... ♪ you got that bag ♪ ♪ you got that biggie bag ♪ ♪ you got that bag ♪ is that a real song? i think she liked it. your choice of sandwich plus all this for just 5 bucks is worth celebrating. choose wisely. choose wendy's biggie bag. ♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicar

the cosmetics chain sephora is paying a price for how it is marketing its products to consumers.t it was selling their personal information. the company will now pay 1.2 million dollars in penalties and tell customers basically what's going on, giving them the option to opt out of a sale of information, including with things that they've purchased online. so for is one of more than 100 online retailers spot. check for compliance with the privacy act in an enforcement sweep. the attorney general says the 4 did not make the compliance changes that needed to happen before they were caught or a consumer. >> has a one step process to opt out of copying their data souls. but that is complied with that. that is honored. it's not gestion. it's not request. it is the law and it must be complied with and when it's not, play it out. he lied in a fight and we will hold companies accountable. thank you. >> so for a spokesperson says the company has cooperated with the attorney general's office and understands the quote continually evolving requirements around consumer los angeles county will

he also pointed out the enforcement were not only about sephora.lement should send a strong message to businesses about the california doj is ongoing efforts to enforce the ccp a message is clear. apply with the law because consumers have the right to opt out of sale. the settlement requires a forward to pay $1.2 million in penalties, according to reuters. first support spokesperson says the company has cooperated with the attorney general's office and its practices complying with the ccp a 8 49. we are so excited for tomorrow morning. it's our last dip trip of the summer, and we will take you to martinez martinez is a little slice of old town or small town usa, and i just feel like you know, when you come here, you get to enjoy the people. people start. we do hope you join us, we'll give you a taste of the city's growing food scene will also uncover some of the well known and lesser known aspects of the city, including the legacy of baseball legend joe dimaggio's. so if you want to meet us there, please do or posting up at waterfront park if you l

you had is the one was leading, does collusion together with other smaller group so far. sephora. helen, thank you very much. indeed. the latest to escalation fighting has made living conditions in garza even worse. around 2000000 people live in the territory which has been called the world's largest open air prison. garza has been under and is really blockades since 2007. the unemployment rate is around 50 percent last year's war with israel caused widespread destruction, destruction, and has been almost no reconstruction since then. and while the summer reaches its hottest point gardens an hour and a getting between 4 to 8 hours of electricity a day, israel has closed off its crossing points since tuesday, which means there's no few to keep garza's only power plant running. i r has, are we as palestinian activist and a writer for we are not numbers, a group that helps younger gardens tell their own stories to the western world. i have joined us now from garza. thank you very much. and indeed for being with us to tell us about the kind of the situation and what day to day life has been

target sales saw high single digit growth and sephora with kohl's are seeing an increase as well andy beauty sees no sign of slow down, but trading up to brands lipstick indicator is an economic trope when lipstick is the last thing shoppers give up. the fragrance indication may encompass ages and genders >> we love to talk about the fragrance index. fragrances are booming specifically in the u.s. globally, this category is 20% ahead of both levels of 2019 this really speaks ahead to what is unique about this category. that says things about who you are and how you feel which are two important elements currently. >> i guess as we reemerge, we want to smell good estee sales were 22% ulta saw double digit. macy's ceo says fragrance demands is a standout for the retailer if you look at the retail etf, shares up 2% eyes, lips and face shares up 55%. coty up 22% in the same period, becky. >> court, we have been looking at the lipstick indicator for decades. i wonder how much it messed up with people excited to buy lipstick because they took off their masks. how did covid and all of those