starbuck, male. >> clay starbuck, austin starbuck, or blake starbuck. >> dna didn't lie, after all. detectives were now convinced a starbuck male killed chanin. but which one? was a possible one of chanin's own sons killed her? not a chance so the detective. >> we obtained records that indicated they were at work and at school. we eliminated them as suspects. >> only one man left standing for now. but not for long. two months after they found the body of chanin starbuck, they arrested clay and charged him with murder. it was the moment chanin's siblings and mother had been waiting for. >> one clay was arrested it was a big relief. >> we felt as though clay should've been arrested right off the bat. >> i knew he was the one that murdered her. >> it was a victory for the detectives too. came at a terrible price. >> i didn't want to be clay starbuck. i didn't want to take those children's father from the. >> their five children still in shock over their mother's death now had another blow to absorbed. shana's brother was especially worried about the three youngest in the family. >> tha

something big going down at chanin starbuck's house.h of crime scene-- >>> flashing lights, squad cars, violated the peaceful neighborhood in deer park, washington. something big going down at chanin starbucks house. >> there's a bunch of crime scene tape and a bunch of detectives outside our house. >> when chanin son blake drove up to the street where his mother lived, he stopped cold. >> it was obvious something bad had happened. the whole yard was blocked off. >> the awful news was beginning to spread beyond the now crowded street. when chanin's friend some are heard, all she could think of for the kids. >> do they no? do they know what's happened? where are they? they just lost their mother. they just lost their mom. >> thousands of miles away in florida, chanin's brother stephen heard it forced from the local sheriff and phoned his younger sister. >> i called amy and told amy you need to meet me at mom's. she could tell something was wrong and she started crying immediately. i hightailed it to mom's and we walked in together. >> an

jefferies recognized starbucks' very real problems.ree. in the end, jefferies argues that the earnings estimates for starbucks needs to come down. more importantly, they expect management will give low ball guidance for the fiscal year when the company reports in early november. that's why they cut the earnings estimates from 2025 and 2026 to levels well below the wall street consensus. that is important. and that's how they end up with the $76 price target. if they're right, then all the gains since niccol's appointment would be wrong. [ buzzer ] sobering. hey, how about the bull case from starbucks from bernstein. well, again, this is basically the exact opposite of the jefferies call. in it note titled grande comeback upgrade to outperform. they argue that the current valuation does not fully appreciate the earnings power that starbucks could unlock. they acknowledge that the turnaround will take time. but crucially they tell us, quote, we believe that it will not need to be completed for the stock to start to work, end quote. that'

>> i would say, look, everybody is excited about brian niccol joining starbucks.ay. clearly the level of operational experience he brings to starbucks is going to be fundamental to the exaccelerati of the stock. at the same time, when it was reported in the first month, since brian joined, maybe the street expectations were elevated on the timeline for the turn around to happen. as well as the implication for 2025, and specifically, in order for the stock to be reaccelerating, there needs to be some heavy level of investment in both people as well as capex. so that you can return on this investment starting 2026. i got much more confidence over the past month that at least on the buy side, the expectations for 2025 are much more limited than what i thought they were. most investors i spoke with are -- assume it is going to be a slowdown in '25. now it is probably the right time to get into the stock. >> let me ask you about china. a couple of weeks ago, the pertinent question to ask was whether starbucks should divest that entire unit. what were your thoughts on i

nickels was leaving chipotle and coming to starbucks.his is the fourth ceo they've had in not a long period of time. you have to wonder whether that kind of tumult in the senior ranks is going to hurt them. >> you have a founder and then a guy who's fired. >> you had kevin johnson, then howard, then lutzman. >> there's a question of what happened with kg and the departure. i would say that lutzman is more of an operator. i had a fella named jonathan -- >> jonathan? >> sweet greek ceo. >> it's a great growth stock. >> sweet green has been a great performer. >> yes. jonathan would tell you, brian niccols is amazing at throughput. they have like 28 second, sweet green is low for the casual, it's a couple of minutes. but brian niccol if he can solve the throughput order at starbucks. i hate the people who cut in front of me right now, turns out they're mobile. i don't know, it i think they're cheaters. i do think that -- in brian niccol i trust. >> it's curious given the stock's move at the time of the announcement. >> 20 points you mean. >>

. >>> plus, can brian niccol perk up starbucks? he's taking the reins at the struggling coffee chain today. will he have the magic? >>> and later, big banks booming in today's rally. but will the gains continue? shares of summit therapeutics soars on new cancer drug trial results. and we dig into oracle's latest earnings report. can they keep out performing its peers? i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight -- dan nathan, and guy adami. tim seymour, karen finerman, courtney garcia, and guy adami. >>> the s&p breaking a four-day losing streak, gaining more than a percent, and the nasdaq up more than a per sent. we'll have more on that later in the show, but first, we start off with apple. the tech giant releasing new products, including its latest iphone and setting a date for the rollout of its apple intelligence features. steve kovach has all the details. hey, steve. >> hey there, mel. yeah, the big takeaway from this apple event today is that it's really going to take several more mont

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struggling global coffee giant starbucks has high hopes for its new boss.an niccol was poached from the us restaurant chain chipotle with a four—year pay package worth more than $110 million and the use of a private jet so he can commute long distances as he tries to turn the company around. and nike is replacing ceo john donahoe after a series of missteps that have cut its market share. nonetheless, over nearly five years in charge, he's earned nearly $104 million, despite the company losing $40 billion worth of value. another company to lose billions in value is plane—maker boeing. its recently departed boss, dave calhoun, lost his job after struggling to deal effectively with a series of safety incidents, including two fatal accidents. despite that, he got a pay package worth more than $30 million as he was leaving. this graph marks the change in ceos, and as you can see, that can sometimes lead to a pretty big swing in a company's value, as investors express their confidence — or otherwise — in the individual leading a company. for those individuals run

chipotle risen 18 or 19% year-to-date while starbucks is down 3%.tle's cost of guac is always a question. we might get price direction from mission produce. shares are mean and green like avocados right now. mission up 21%. this is the california avocado farm company rocketing higher on its fiscal third quarter report beat. the company topped estimates but international sales dropped 28% year-over-year on lower sales and weather impacts to its harvests in peru. competitor also powering higher by about 10%. now on its third quarter beat report, both avocado companies said they are anticipating prices of the fruit to decline. only in the short-term though. really never know, because drought affects everything, trade affects everything, but right now, maybe avocado will go down in price. investors are having a rodeo with boot barn. shares are jumping higher this is a western wear chain. they are hitting a record high of $151 and change after three brokerages turned bullish on the stock raising their price targets. one being jpmorgan who hiked the targe

perking up starbucks. why bank of america sees upside. >>> and what to expect from fedex earnings tomorrow and the options action on that. i'm melissa lee. we've got a megadesk for you tonight. very important day in the markets. tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan, guy adami, and michael contopoulous. we start with the fed rate cut. after a seesaw afternoon, the markets ended fractionally lower. the russell barely managed to lock in a sixth straight day in the green. the central bank's first rate cut in four years sent treasury yields higher across the curve with the yield curve steepening to its biggest spread in more than two years. gold notching a new record before coming off those levels. settling just shy of $2,600. rate sensitive assets catching a bid. the xhb home builders etf dropping. a let's get more on the decision with steve liesman. steve, you got the first question out of the gate. >> yeah, and i tried to understand what was going to happen next. well, we got the fed with that modestly ex

intel, walgreens, starbucks.they're receiving from the government and it's an important that we replace chinese ships and navy chips and sorry for the rhyme, what would you say about the company's valuation and prospects here? >> i think intel and all three companies are aging companies, but what makes intel different is the business it's in is growing. look at nvidia, same business. intel's problem was too much meat and too big a bet. so foundry, the next tsmc in ai chips and they've spent immense amounts trying to be the next nvidia. i think they lost on both counts because they are way ahead of them in each of those markets and the path to rebirth exists and it's got to be less ambitious and they said wooe not going to be number one anymore and it's okay to be number three and number four and if they can do that there's a path way back and i bought at 1898 or whatever it was for $19. it's in my portfolio and so is nvidia. you have two ends of the same industry group with my portfolio for very different reasons

renamed its starbucks outlet in dublin airport, and what do i see? this very morning, but starbucks in dublin airport and full of consumers, so we have to redouble our boycot efforts, that after voting, after demonstrating, boycotting comes next, and we're not doing enough boycotting, and we're not persuading enough people to follow the boycott. i'm very proud of my own family and... their total and absolute dedication to the boycott, but can we all say the same? can we say the same about our next door neighbor? can we say the same about our workmates and our extended families? until we can, don't tell me that we are winning the boycott war, never confuse the thousands with the millions. it's been a political rubric of mine. father frank gelly. my old friend and regular guest joins us from london. father frank, uh, i, i know leban on very well, and including the places being bombed, uh, i, i have been in lebanon and syria, in the places where jesus walked, and in the places where they still speak the language of jesus aramaic, the... christian world

frankly, it seemed to me that two employers in particular amazon and starbucks, starbucks, excuse me, actually got pretty good reviews from. the people you interviewed who had who had worked there and there was not a not a hostility to organized labor, to unions, but it seemed like some of the people you talked to, thought unions made sense in some situations. and not others, which is frankly always corresponded with my view of unions or what i've seen of organized labor. if you have a, let's say, car manufacturing, you have a lot of people doing similar that somewhat compartmentalized you would want to have the workers being able to negotiate on behalf of a large group, whereas you have you know, now we're seeing, for instance, our industry getting rapidly and i'm like, what is the people? it's a creative position that people have wildly different values from frankly from like month, month, depending on whether facebook, youtube is being kinder to our distribution models and and it doesn't make any sense. but can you talk about the view of of labor in business that you came across? y

frankly, it seemed to me that two employers in particular amazon and starbucks, starbucks, excuse me, actually got pretty good reviews from. the people you interviewed who had who had worked there and there was not a not a hostility to organized labor, to unions, but it seemed like some of the people you talked to, thought unions made sense in some situations. and not others, which is frankly always corresponded with my view of unions or what i've seen of organized labor. if you have a, let's say, car manufacturing, you have a lot of people doing similar that somewhat compartmentalized you would want to have the workers being able to negotiate on behalf of a large group, whereas you have you know, now we're seeing, for instance, our industry getting rapidly and i'm like, what is the people? it's a creative position that people have wildly different values from frankly from like month, month, depending on whether facebook, youtube is being kinder to our distribution models and and it doesn't make any sense. but can you talk about the view of of labor in business that you came across? y

has closed its operations in dublin and renamed its starbucks outlet in dublin airport, and what do i see this very morning, but starbucks in dublin airport and full of consumers, so we have to redouble our boycot efforts, that after voting, after dem... boycotting comes next and we're not doing enough boycotting and we're not persuading enough people to follow the boycott. i'm very proud of my own family and the are total and absolute dedication to the boycott. but can we all say the same? can we say the same about our next door neighbor? can we say the same about our workmates and our extended families? "until we can, don't tell me that we are winning the boycott war, never confuse the thousands with the millions. it's been a political rubrique of mine. father frank gelly, my old friend, and regular guest joins us from london. father frank, uh, i, i know lebanon very well, and including the places being bombed, uh, i, i..." have been in lebanon and syria in the places where jesus walked and in the places where they still speak the language of jesus aramaic, the christian world is

that's what the starbucks' new ceo says about his refusal to issue an office mandate. but will it work to turn around the company? all that and so much more coming up on "making money." ♪ taylor: so the big question for me, are we moving past the september slump? stocks rebounding from losses earlier this month and are now eyeing a winning month. remember, september typically one of the worst months of the year for the market. and this is coming on the heels of the fed rate cut which in the past has coincided with a recession. so should investors be bracing for a coming slide in the market in i'm pleased to say that joining me now, main street management asset cio erin gibbs. erin, talk to me about this market. when you cut rates, typically in the following 6-12 months equity markets do well. do you think that can continue this year? >> i think so and, obviously, there are a lot of caveats in how we just, well, we can sort of be able to do the landing, the soft landing that everybody's hoping for. but i think given -- though we've had, like, a few companies give us war

renamed its starbucks outlet in dublin airport. and what do i see this very morning, but starbucks in dublin airport and full of consumers, so we have to redouble our boycot efforts, that after voting, after demonstrating, boycotting comes next, and we're not doing enough boycotting, and we're not persuading enough people to follow the boycot. i'm very proud of... my own family and their total and absolute dedication to the boycott, but can we all say the same? can we say the same about our next door neighbor? can we say the same about our workmates and our extended families? until we can, don't tell me that we are winning the boycott war, never confuse the thousands with the millions. it's been a political rubric of mine. father frank. gelly, my old friend and regular guest joins us from london, father frank, uh, i, i know lebanon very well, and including the places being bombed, i, i have been in lebanon and syria in the places where jesus walked, and in the places where they still speak the language of jesus aramaic, "the christian world is remarkably silent about the fact that bet

renamed. its starbucks outlet in dublin airport, and what do i see this very morning? but starbucks in dublin airport and full of consumers, so we have to redouble our boycot efforts, that after voting, after demonstrating, boycotting comes next, and we're not doing enough boycotting, and we're not persuading enough people to... the boycott, i'm very proud of my own family and their total and absolute dedication to the boycott, but can we all say the same? can we say the same about our next door neighbor? can we say the same about our workmates and our extended families? until we can, don't tell me that we are winning the boycott war. never confuse the thousands with the millions. it's been a political rubrique of mine, father frank gelly, my old friend and regular guest joins us from london. father frank, uh, i, i know lebanon very well, and including the places being bombed, uh, i, i have been in lebanon and syria, in the places where jesus walked, and in the places where they... still speak the language of jesus aramaic, the christian world is remarkably silent abou

starbucks, nike and boeing have all made a change at the top.eed to thrive? i'm going to be discussing all this with these two. this top executive coach, who works with the likes of google, etsy and citibank, tells me what it takes for a ceo to succeed as the leader of a multinational corporation. and this leading expert on ceo pay tells me how the us is leading the world and why too much pay at the top can be damaging for both companies and societies. plus, we'll speak to serial entrepreneur marcia kilgore, the woman behind beauty pie and fitflop, about the responsibility of running a company and what drives her to keep going, even though she's already made her millions. wherever you'rejoining me from, welcome to the show. this week, we're asking, how important is the boss to the success of a company? and just how much is a good one really worth — $5 million, $100 million or $56 billion? the likes of boeing, disney, nike and starbucks have made some pretty high—profile and expensive changes recently, but companies this big have billions of doll

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. >>> let's go to starbucks. fewer and fewer people seem to be going to starbucks. brian nick else continues to cross things off his to do list. kate rogers has more on where those talks stand. >> starbucks and workers united will work towards a an agreement to use towards collective bargaining. it's the first under the new ceo's tenure. the two parties exchanged letters earlier this week underscore ing their perspectiv. ny colt in responding to the union said, i deeply respect the right of partners the the to choose to be represented by a union. if they choose to be represented, i'm committed to making sure we engage constructively and in good faith with the union and partners it represents. that's notable he reached out to the the union within the first month on the job in responding to their letter. in its initial letter to niccol, they wrote, we know many of your customers and future generations of customers have a vested interest in the outcome of negotiations and reaching a firstoundational agreement. a reminder for viewers under 500 locations have opted to un

there, he left me in starbucks, he himself was going to this gray building on lubyanka, i even rememberce wanted to look like that, and he kind of walked in and it was as if it was even visible that he walked in through this door, when i, let's say, waited for him there for about 40 minutes at starbucks, he came, i realized that he didn't... didn't go in anywhere, because it was winter, and he just had frozen icy hands and an icy face, well, that is, when a person is frozen, when he has been in the cold for at least half an hour, these were some of those moments, yes somehow the puzzle pieces stopped coming together in my head, and i probably just didn’t even listen to what he was telling me all the time, when i started listening, i realized that there were inconsistencies in some of his stories, to be honest, most likely they didn’t have any emotional intimacy there, because when you live with a man, when you look at him, when he looks at you, when you are interested in each other, you don’t just fall for a picture where you are given flowers, cars and flashing lights, and you, well, a

now let's get back to starbucks.ew chief has a plan to keep customers in the stores for longer. ashley? come on in. what's the plan? ashley: yeah. well, maybe not stu "varney", but maybe others. starbucks new leader says his priority is to make stores more comfortable for customers and improve the morale of the workforce. brian niccols says the company is making investments in technology that will improve the partner and customer experience, upgrade the supply chain, and expand the app and mobile ordering platform. a key focus is just making sure the drinks and food are made on time. no hanging around forever and stores will be more inviting. the idea of course is to create more comfortable seating, so people will linger longer. at least that's the theory. also create a better distinction between to-go and for-here services. he was ceo at chipotle when he took over the leadership role at starbucks and the coffee chain stock price has been slumping and sales falling. he hopes to turn it around either with or without s

so expect changes at starbucks ahead. well, this looks like a picture, but it's actually video of the polaris dawn mission floating above earth. the space x powered mission has reached apogee. that is the most distant highest point in its orbit, farther away than any spaceship has been since the apollo program. and the trips from the earth to the moon. the ceo of tesla has repeatedly tweeted about haitian immigrants snatching and eating people's cats in ohio. this is a totally made up story. the mayor and the city manager in springfield, ohio say it's not true. the police department says it's not true. elon musk insists that it is. here's the local mayor. we have not been able to verify any credible reports or specific claims of pets being harmed, injured or abused by individuals within the immigrant community. now, in the debate last night, former president trump insisted people were eating cats as well. we will talk more about that as we talk politics. speaking of cats, and this may be the most i have ever spoken about

starbucks, the new ceo.n: he has a plan to boost starbucks sales, speed up the time the bar wrists the baristas make your to go orders while also making cafÉs more inviting, come in and linger, seem so anti-covid. stuart: i want a shorter line and get out the door. lauren: some people want to sit and stay. starbucks is up 1.5%. stuart: children's -- i don't -- 63%. lauren: their margins jumped my fewer promotions, less free shipping, less advertising, trying to right the ship. it is working. stuart: ice call that a sob again. we received, we've got the consumer price inflation report, prices rising 2.5%, moderating inflation. brian brenberg with me. how much have prices gone up since biden took office? >> the headline was 2. 5%, the core number was 3.2% year over year and it picked up in august. that is what markets are looking at. let me show you a few nevers, the big ones that are sticky, shelter costs since january 21st up 22.7%, still very expensive to buy a home. once you are in the home, you need elect

i think starbucks, it's not broken.ementalic that's slowly being fixed. i think the macrohead winds on discretionary and surprising pressures are things that don't also change under a new ceo, but this is a story that i think actually still has room to run. i think this is a name that on valuation is kind of in the middle of the five-year range. i think the turn around plan, this one is less broken. i think there's maybe more play to work with. >> those are your three buys in the ceo turn around space. the bail is 3m, which is up since may. they do have a forever chemical litigation spin ning off the health care business. shares with well off their highs. why are you buy bailing? >> this is a valuation move. this is valuation. in a base-case scenario, you're at 13 times, which is real cheap. if you're looking for a catalyst on spinoffs, some of those are in the price. some of the dynamics in terms of efficiencies and margin are in the price. it's a case of a ceo that made a major change. it's about where there was a sha

feeds for starbucks. it's not just starbucks is not just one social media app. it sort of all of them working together as far as solutions. the report urged congress to pass federal privacy legislation to safeguard users and called on companies to self regulate their use of ai and internal algorithms to stop violations and user privacy. >> still ahead, getting more people vaccinated against covid. the new program making the procedure more affordable for every one. plus. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. there are some concerns the post office may not be able to handle the influx of mail-in ballots ramp up over the next few weeks. i'll take a look at that coming up just ahead. >> bay area, health officials are encouraging residents to get the updated covid vaccine kron four's. dan kerman reports on programs now underway in santa clara county that officials say will help everyone, even those without insurance get vaccinated. >> one of the days of those mass covid-19 vaccination clinics like this one at t

for starbucks. it's not just starbucks. it's not just one social media app. it sort of all of them working together as far as solutions. the report urged congress to pass federal privacy legislation to safeguard users and called on companies to self regulate their use of ai and internal algorithms to stop violations and user privacy. >> well, there are reports that waymo is in talks with hyundai to mass produce the next generation of self-driving taxis. waymo currently uses chinese-made jaguar vehicles which you can see video of here now if a deal is struck, the robot taxis would switch to hyundai's ioniq 5. so talks between waymo and hyundai have been ongoing. nothing finalized just yet, but this comes after hyundai delayed efforts to develop its own self-driving taxis. >> live 16 models are now on sale. so a lot of people are thinking yeah. and rich demuro actually shares his review. now in today's rich on tech. >> every year there are new iphones and every year they get slightly better. now if yo

>> kill the music. >> is the chart for starbucks the same? >> different chart.erperformer. we had a short recommendation out on starbucks. >>> all right. now let's do coming up. volatility relatively muted over the last few weeks, but could that be about to change? what one of the traders is expecting next. >>> and are high-end consumers all shopped out? why analysts are flagging a major issue in the luxury retail space, and the names that could be impacted. we've got the details when "fast money" returns. >>> missed a moment of "fast?" catch us any time on the go. follow the "fast money" podcast. we're back right after this. your shipping manager left to "find themself." leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. sponsored jobs on indeed are two and a half times faster to first hire. visit indeed.com/hire >>> welcome back to "fast money." stocks kicking off the week in the green. the dow and s&p 500 closing at fresh record highs, the nasdaq up, as well. >>> shares of trump media sinking more than 10% today, after company insiders got the

right now, it's a new beginning for starbucks.nvestors are hoping it's enough to bring more customers back into the stores. >> camp cook is a green tea type of gal, if i remember correctly. she has more in dollars and cents. >> you are correct. i love black tea. green tea, matcha. got it? i'm not alone. i'm not alone. but a lot of people don't like that. but today, the new ceo takes over at starbucks. brian niccol, credited with a big turnaround at chipotle. you might remember they were dealing with foodborne illnesses and then the pandemic while he was ceo. sales and brand loyalty increased at chipotle. starbucks has been dealing with problems including long waits and problems with mobile orders, worker complaints, slow sales, people searching for lower priced coffee and smaller coffee shops. but when they announced that he was taking over as ceo, that stock had its best performing day ever. as the opening bell rang this morning, boeing stock, one of the many stocks heading higher as they have reached a tentative deal with their

the form of all follow up post office is, is very close to starbucks. spend on this, please. yeah, uh you could see for example, uh our post office these uh, these 2 sides on, on cross road, meaning no, the post and ukraine, like starbucks and the us is almost everywhere. customers don't have to go far with countless pick up spots spread across the country, including stores and lockers. never paused ames to be customer friendly and digital . their app has 7000000 users in the country of less than 40000000. after some 2 decades of continuous growth, it seemed like a success story might come to an end. in february of 2022. he had to close a lot of our post offices, especially on occupied territories, but may be in one or 2 once. we understood that to the still life. he had strong financial position in, in finance, so it was for him to offer a star, let's say, for company, but i remember our dashboard 3 days after invasion. visa, 2 percent of our revenue nova post continues to work in all parts of you created can reach, gaining access to front line towns where they provide a lif

the meaning no, the post and ukraine's like starbucks in the u. s. is almost everywhere. customers don't have to go far. with countless took up a spot spread across the country, including stores and lockers. never paused ames to be customer friendly and digital . their app has 7000000 users in the country of less than 40000000. after some 2 decades of continuous growth. it seemed like a success story might come to an end. in february of 2022. we had to close a lot of our post offices, especially on occupied territories, but maybe in one or 2 months, we understood that to the still life the had strong financial position in, in finance. so it was the point of freestar, let's say for company. but i remember our dashboard 3 days after invasion. visa, 2 percent of our revenue nova post continues to work in all parts of you created can reach getting access to frontline towns where they provide a lifeline to many in the fall of 2022. they were among the 1st companies to move back into the dx by territories and has own and hockey's, but their proximity to th

a 408 and s&p .8% and then nasdaq 148.80 look at some of the movers, i want to know what is with starbucksnew ceo brian nichol, their share price soared over 18% when the former aaa ceo agreed to take over the coffee company. allowing him 18% for one new guy? >> this is when they announced it. >> since then. >> he has done really well with aaa. he's good to be under a lot of scrutiny he is coming to seattle three days a week and getting to commute on a private jet and is going to have his work cut out for him, starbucks is dealing with union contract negotiations and a lot of frustration with customers and their lengthy order times, their high prices, i will tell you i got an apple crisp maki auto, small one for $7 and i was like weight you want me to pay how much. >> starbucks was a problem they want extraordinary avocado, knows what else. it takes a while to make them in the line goes up. other companies, what else we got. domino's pizza. >> yes, this is one of my absolute favorite things that they're doing, they are calling all these other companies shrinks elation they are saying this

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stuart: a long item time starbucks executive is retirein.re, and does it make any difference to the company? >> michael conway, the former north america ceo, but he's retiring at the end of november because he said now that brian nichol is running the ship, he has full confidence in him. this allows brian nichol to bring in his own guys. they're also not filling the role. they want to do instead a global branding about how to brand the starbucks products, so this is showing a shift that we're not filling a the role, we're going in a new direction maybe with my own people -- stuart: it's a wholesale shift in top management at starbucks. will that work? only time will tell the or, etc., etc. check that big board, we're up 116, i think it is, on the dowvilles. well over a tweeter of -- quarter of 1%. 411,70 -- 411,700, new high intraday. dow winners headed by intel, up 2. microsoft up 1.7%, $7. amazon is up 1.6%. boeing's back there, up 1%. caterpillar up 40 cents, that's it. s&p winners, hewlett-packard a, steel dynamics, united airlines, airb

starbucks is trying to bounce back from its slumping sales by reestablishing the brand. their new ceo, brian niccol, said he wants to bring back the community coffee house feel. he wants to implement new, comfortable seats, different designs and a clear distinction between the to go area and the farrier service. nicholas says that he'll meet with suppliers and partners to work out kinks in starbucks service, including its mobile app. >> a large group of people back on land after embarking on a nine month cruise. passengers were welcomed back to port miami by royal caribbean employees. you can see them cheering, they're waving signs. serenade of the seas left port miami last december on what they call the ultimate world cruise. the journey gained a lot of attention on social media over the past nine months. now they are back home. so what's the drama? >> i see it started off with some drama because people weren't getting along. i'm not sure what. but then i listened to i don't know what all whatever, but i mean, that's going to happen, right? if you're on a ship for a lon

there's been a rotating door through starbucks.ade-long chart, i mean, this company has got growth issues now in terms of what it can do. china's not been as great as they thought, and this unionization thing is a very tough nut to drag crack -- to crack. it's a commodity, stuart, and in the case of star buck, a very expep -- starbucks, a very expensive commodity. consumers have lots of choices. stuart: they do. uber, they're partnering with a chinese self-driving tech start. -up. are they going to bring chinese technology to uber? >> yes. not here in the u.s. but, yes, in the uae. so if you are living in the uae, you can open up your uber app and choose to select a ride through we ride which is a chinese autonomous driving company and get an uber with a fully sell driving sort of autonomous if -- self-driving ride through that platform. stuart: so it's kind of experimental -- >> yes. no plans for the u.s. or even in china at this point. stuart: okay. trump's djt was up yesterday, it's up again this morning, 4.6%. >> remember, this

hey, kate. >> starbucks newly appointed ceo launched a turnaround plan in the u.s., starbucks announced its north america ceo will retire after 11 years at the company, and just five months into that current role. ancestry and genetics testing company 23andme has agreed to pay $30 million to settle a data breach lawsuit that affected nearly 7 million users. the class action lawsuit which was filed in january this year alleges the company didn't properly alert customers that the hackers appeared to target them when the information went up for sale on the dark web. as part of the agreement, 23andme admitted to no wrong doing. >> and it's official, amazon announced its second prime day event of the year will take place on october 8th and 9th in an effort to jump start the holiday shopping season. this time around, amazon says it will offer deals on its amazon devices and on a variety of services including grubhub and amazon music. back over to you. >> still feels too soon for holiday shopping for me. thank you. >>> coming up, start making your list, kate. maybe check it twice. because the

i am saying that the organizational structure of starbucks was byzantine and maybe we get some claritybe we get brian niccol people in and you need them because i'm hearing from a lot of people who, of course, are starbucks people, there was a machine that i saw at salesforce that -- a machine that can make like 25 drinks at once. this is what niccol needs. the machine seemed -- it wasn't like i was asking it for a shaken not stirred martini. this machine can make a lot of lattes. >> all right. is the machine just a prototype at this point, jim? >> i think it's -- no. it's ready. it's ready to go. and i think that brian niccol should buy every one they have. kind of like what you need to do with jensen and blackwell. buy every one they have and maybe every drink will be the same. no, you know, maybe you'll get to say three pumps two triple venti wet hot. i heard one it was like i want a triple venti cappuccino skim wet and i want it hot. no kidding. i guess that's because it's cold? >> yeah. hot always -- i thought that's what they are. >> i was thinking i want my hotter than hot. i do

mount everest a profits and very much like the auto workers who were striking last year, and the starbucksho organise, they want their fair share of the profits and they want to be rewarded for their hard work during the pandemic. the parties appear to be fairly farapart pandemic. the parties appear to be fairly far apart on wages, still some disagreement about protections for workers in the event of automation, and we do not have any formal negotiations going on so i think the strike is beginning to look quite likely. the current _ to look quite likely. the current contract - to look quite likely. the current contract expires at midnight so what can we expect to see if we do indeed get a strike and how that could affect the economy and supply chains? 36 affect the economy and supply chains? 5: ~ ,., , affect the economy and supply chains? 5: ~ , ., ., chains? 36 ports along the eastern coast _ chains? 36 ports along the eastern coast will - chains? 36 ports along the eastern coast will largely l chains? 36 ports along the i eastern coast will largely shut down, cruise ships will sail, mil

and then, this notion of blue chip management shuffles at boeing and starbucks and nike.ou could even go back to disney. >> yeah, but look, i think that all of these are places are if you look at their charts, they tell you, we are part of the stock market that people don't like anymore. we are just doing things, and people think we all pay ourselves way too much. every one of those companies, by the way. and all we do is win and the shareholders lose, and i think it's great that boards are waking up to the idea that, wow, we are really underperforming. maybe we got to shake things up. and by the way, maybe we should shake up the board members who got us here and shake up the other people who came in and recommended this strategy. this strategy -- the dtc strategy was a very good strategy, like walmart developed the dtc strategy, but walmart never took its eye off the stores, for heaven's sake, and when i -- i did a lot of work on nike behind the scenes, and what i hear is so damning. it's that the product isn't as good as it used to be, and that was something that you ne