what has gone wrong here at ted baker? what has gone wrong is a numberof ted baker?the biggest thing that is concerning for them is its consumer confidence, a lack of it. people are just pulling back and they are not spending money at the top end, they are making do with what they had the year before. confidence, that word cited as key to that survey we had this morning about the slump in the services sector in the uk. simon made the point earlier, is there symptomatic of the issues the retail sector is suffering? but worrying for ted baker, their online sales have also slackened off. this is the bigger concern because mostly when we talk about the retail sector, we talk about the retail sector, we talk about people spending money online but in ted baker's case, there is a slum online which perhaps are just people are tired of their product, they are not prepared to pay the price and they are turning to other retailers. so h and m today, slightly different market but still clothing have shown sales increases of about 25% on profit and 2% over all. really good results

. >> juan: i like nordstrom a lot but i also think like ted baker. >> dana: i'm wearing a ted baker dressthe nike store, like when a new shoe comes out. they have a lot of crazy sneakers and i know someone whose initials are gg and he loves great sneakers. >> greg: these are amazing, look at that. >> juan: those are amazing. degen? >> dagen: porsche dealership. >> greg: i would go to a time traveling story. if you could wear your favorite and most comfortable clothes to work, what would you wear? >> jesse: sweatpants, my three quarters app and my slippers. >> juan: 's lap like, my pillow? i came up with a zillion dollar product and i will buy all the ads on fox. my slippers! >> jesse: at my slippers. >> juan: my feet, they ache! [laughter] all right degen. >> dagen: i come to work at 3:00 every morning, you see me. >> juan: you do, you wear track pants. >> dagen: yes or running shorts and a new york rangers t-shirt and i only have three so it might be dirty. and jacket. >> we would all wear sweat sui suits. >> greg: what did they do to be comfortable in the old days before track suits and

. >> bad newews for ted baker. >> its shares are down 35% after it posted losses. they lost 2.7 million pounds compared to profits of 25 million for the same period last year. >> let's wrap up with a business riddle. when is breaking a r record stil a a disappointntment? tesla delivered 97,000 of its vehicles in three months to the end of september. they have been struggling with delays and a backlog for customers. it is huge pressure on tesla to make the target over fears if it doesn't it will fururther damage its brand. >> thank you for that. we will take a break and be back with more headlines. - [male narrator] coming up on reel south. on the brink of extinction, red wolves get a new start in the wild spacaces of eastern n north carolina. - [male] since colonization of this country, we've handpicked, we've said, we don't want this, we don't want that. what we're trying to do with the animals like the red wolf is to fix it, what we brbroke. - [male narrator] but many landowners aren't happy about the e predators' protected status. - - [male] i can't see why any

some pretty solid progress and getting rid of their extra inventory, but the same is not true for ted bakerday about 30%, trading on a 2012 low. eyave warned of a possible slowdown. this is i shift to online shopping. they -- this is a shift to online shopping and saw the resignation of their founder, so all of that is turning into a pretty big warning from ted baker. anna: thank you very much. that's get to one of the stories been talking about, donald trump announcing billions of dollars of tariffs, given the green light from the wto, as much as $7.5 billion of european experts hit with the levees that are due to come into force on october 18. we are joined by a bloomberg wto reporter in geneva. rate to have you with us to explain what is going on, because perhaps we would see some stocks affected by this falling on the open, but many of them are on the rise. the extent of these tariffs is not as great as it could have been. is that the vibe we are getting? correct.s european companies are digesting the new tariffs here, and the sense is the u.s. really was restrained in imposing these ta

ted baker is suffering from a fierce competition.s telling clients not to worry after a few bumpy weeks. the co-c.e.o. said they are as committed to their clients as ever. they ousted co-founder adam newman from the top job. the c.e.o.s are now seeking new funding. next spring wework could rouvent cash. sults may help investigators find the outbreak that has killed 12 people. he injuries are not new. and yesterday's u.s. auto sales were not as grim as the day before. ford sales falling 5% coming in better than estimates. g.m. had a strong quarter. fiat sales were basically flat. that was your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. said 's highest court has they will remove offenses and defamatory posts made by users in the european union. tesla has failed to live up to the hype. shares sank as it fell short of the chief executive's much hyped 100,000. first of all, alex. we have this court ruling. facebook may have to censor some hateful posts globally. how big of a deal is it? >> it is a big deal. it depends how sfri

ted baker is struggling after investing with shares down nearly 30%, 29.5%, warning of a possible slowdownissues at the top and the founder has resigned. they are really struggling with the rise of online shopping. airbus is up by more than 3%. the bank morgan sta nley says more than 3%. the bank morgan stanley says that the tariffs that donald trump has imposed in the last 12 hours represent the least bad outcome for the airline maker. and the tariffs were actually fairly restrained. they could have been as bad as 100%, say morgan stanley. the world trade organisation has ruled that the us is entitled to tax imports from the european union worth billions of dollars, all in retaliation for state support the eu illegally gave to abbas. it is the latest chapter in a 15 year battle between these two sides. —— airbus and boeing. after 15 years of wrangling, the wto has handed out the largest arbitration award in its history. it allowed the us to apply ta riffs history. it allowed the us to apply tariffs to european exports in retaliation for illegal eu subsidies paid to airbus. donald trump wa

ted baker has posted a profit warning and warned of a slow start to the second half of the year saleshit by unusually warm weather, weaker demand and discounts. richard lim joins me around the desk to help me make sense of the numbers today. just on h&m, we are seeing quite a strong share price is this indicating any bit of good news? >> sure. h&m has been under pressure. this shows after a period of investment and driving through the strategies moving towards the more digital focused model and focusing on the customer and the customer journey and controlling the stock, they've managed to grow profits and beaten expectations. this is good news for h&m. >> two things jump out one they've noted that the integration of on line and physical stores continues and they plan to offer customers to shop on line in about 70 or so new markets. they are really offering integration and different brands through h&m. what do you think of this strategy >> i thinks it crucial through the future of apparent shoppers don't shop in channels. they shop around social media is a crucial tool so integrating p

british retailer ted baker losing more than 1/3 of its value.arel chain saying the second half was off to a slow start. full-year was boards -- full-year results could fall. ted baker has been reeling since the resignation of founder ray kelvin. good news, bad news for tesla on third-quarter delivery figures. the electric carmaker delivering a record 97,000 cars, but founder elon musk had hyped the idea of reaching 100,000. after the announcement, instead of rising, tesla shares sank. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: speaking of tesla, gene munster weighed in on musk's smith. -- on musk's myth. "this is a credibility hit. this is an example of not being-- of elon disciplined and having trouble managing expectations." this is a trough? do we have more to go? how do you view it? evan: overall, auto sales weren't great, but they weren't terrible. overall, the u.s. consumer is holding up ok. when we are seeing a decline in rates, that should be supportive of the consumer as well. we are not too flustered by that. we will see what the job

professor ted baker, thank you very much for coming in.er than first thing in the morning garay new research. the study of 20,000 people in spain says switching to an evening dose gives more protection against heart attacks and strokes. dominic hughes has more. it adds to a growing body of evidence that our own body clocks might influence the way medications affect us depending on what kind of day we take them. these and spanish researchers took 19,000 participants, split them into two random groups, gave one set their blood pressure medication in the morning, and another set the medication in the evening. the evening group half to their risk of having a heart attack, stroke or heart failure. and it is felt that because blood pressure drops naturally in the evening, the medication was more effective at keeping it under control at night, and then continued to have that effective during the following day. the researchers in spain say this is a very simple piece of advice, that is free and could save thousands of lives. but the british heart