. >> here is pete at the tim horton's ordering 36 cups.of those cups are going to have coffee. here is the deal. tim horton's runs this contest called roll up the rim. underneath the rim, you can win stuff. they're going to go home and roll up the rim and see what they get. >> we won. let's go. >> one winner, nine losers. very next cup, pete wins a coffee. they go on through the 36 cups winning a number of coffee and doughnuts. they go through the drive through and they win more coffee and more doughnuts. he goes back and buys 30 more cups the very next day. that's when he discovers -- >> 100,000 prepaid gift cards. 50,050 in cards. 50,000. but a hundred cups. you can't give me one of those? >> finally, for the last, the hundredth cup. >> well, i'll be damned. >> no. >> yes. >> no. yes. >> another doughnut? >> i won a >> after all that, pete won doughnuts and coffee. but it's great to see pete smiling and feeling good. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. you need the buzz word, to be 18 years old and a legal resident of the u.s.

technology, delivery, kiosks and itsobile app started to pay offarhe pent company of burger king and tim hortons raised its dividend. the shares rose more than 1.5% to 63.72, touched a 52-week high during the session as el. activision blizzard is planning to cut hundreds of jobs. bloomberg says activision, which makesulhe p games call of duty and war craft, is facing slowing sales and increase the competitlan. the offs expected tuesday when the company reports earnings said to be aimed at lifting profit and centralizing operation's activion shares fell more than 7.5% today to close at $40.11. they hit one-year low during the session. >>> morgan stanley buying on capital. a company that prepares stock plans for start-ups. price tag nearly $1 billion. and the deal gives morgan increased exposure to potentiala gement. shares dropped more than 1.5% today to $40.21. >> drugmaker sanofi and regeneron slashing the price of the drug by 60%. thegi ol price tag of $14,000 a year will be cut down to just over $5800 a year. the outf pocket costs for medicare part-d patients will be between $25 and $150 per

these guys are, wow, tim hortons is a great growth vehicle.ks had really good numbers in china a lot of people forget that. that was the alibaba tie in that ketch johnson, by the way, kevin johnson is the ceo of starbucks. >> he is >> i point that out because some people are confusing who runs starbucks. >> kevin johnson does. >> thank you >> you're welcome. all right. let's wrap up a mad dash, get you ready for the opening bell as we start trading for a new week at the nyse we're back right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ each day, brings new possibilities. that's why you need a partner dedicated to helping your company reach its goals. u.s. bank -- the power of possible. >>> you're watching "squawk on the street" live from the financial capital of the world the opening bell in three minutes on this monday morning we already discussed some of these deadlines regarding u.s. china trade talks and border security other thing involves sort of global growth. uk, gdp, .2 for q4 and china came back to work and their lunar year retail sales, although up 8, is the

. >> the aspect of this that is interesting is 3g piece of the tim hortons has not gone well there.is about not getting efficiency out of old brands they thought they could? >> the model is on display. craft heinz shares down, and the idea was this company could slash expenses. that would allow them to reinvest. innovate. nurture, the liver deal got us to this point. if they have bought that, they would be talking about cutting costs. we wouldn't be having this. have seen the model in clay. done ok with burger king, there are questions. out that >> here on there should be a right down for these names and really when you think about it, consumer staples [indiscernible] maybe the analyst community is ignoring this. >> that is a fair point. you are right. $15 billion certainly jumps out of people. haven't really done what they need to do. the question becomes can they buy something? people have to buy something. it becomes a real question because if there is any extent -- they are in big trouble. a stamp of approval, huge piece. give them cover for all of that. we did reach out to 3g c

the comparable store sales were higher at tim horton and burger king, but at popeye the stock up justhe watchers were expecting. >> and now, there is a debate throughout the country of how much the rich should pay in taxes, and steve liesman is going to join us with one key angle of the story that is unexplored which is the buybacks which is raised into the discussion last week with bernie sanders. >> off of the rails a little bit, and andy, a lot of talk and misconception of the buybacks. i spoke on friday with the national head of the economic research and john graham, who is a financial economist at duke university, and i went through at thereof misconceptions. first, talk about one of them. buybacks enrich the wealthy. it is wrong. it is an equal exchange of shares for cash inside of the company. i can give you an example if you want, but it is really not getting them any richer than they were. and second, the buybacks are good for the economy. it depends. the cash for the buybacks can be used for consumption or savings or investment. the cash from the buybacks may have a good ide

the coffee battlefield and china has become more crowded with the arrival of tim hortons.ian company opens its first mainland outlet in shanghai later tuesday. it has huge presence in its domestic market but has struggled to build a loyal following overseas. it faces competition from starbucks, the duncan group -- dunkin'group and others. haidi: a committee has been formed to arrange a debt resolution for the beleaguered investment group. the group is led by the export import bank alongside and industrial bank and development bank. they missed a local bond payment last month and has been caring $34 billion of debt -- carrying $34 billion of debt. the streaming service plans to introduce its platform in india in the next few weeks. a court action escalates the long-running dispute between the two companies. warner has not offered a license for its music and says if radioy want to use indian stations to stream songs anyway. haidi: let's take a look at how asian markets are shaping up. deal or no deal on the trade front. president trump is sending mixed messages, saying a dea

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