>>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> full steam ahead. stocks hit new records. earnings looked strong at least so far. the biggest ipo of the year soars. economic data heats up. if everything seems to be going in the right direction, why are some so worried? >> pricing power. the one industry that can raise prices more steeply and more often than any other, and it touches us all. >> you're hired. multiple reports say the "apprentice" like contest to become donald trump's running mate ends up with indiana's mike pence as the winner. what the choice means for the race for the white house. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for thursday, july 14th. >> good evening, everyone. i'm sharon epperson in tonight for sue herera. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. welcome, everybody. higher highs. stocked pushed further into record territory thanks to a strong start to earnings season and the expectation for further stimulus from global central banks, and it is those expectations that have supported the rush into riskier assets like stock

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>>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue >> apple impresses. world's most valuable publicly trad sells more iphones than expected proferring demand isn't waivering for the flag ship product. >> so far, so good. earnings are coming in slightly bettexpected. but there's one 1, 2, 3 inning th -- thi that is making people nervous. >> a multibillion dollar purchase and some of the biggest names in silicon valley are taking notice. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, july 26th. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome. by now you probably know that we spent a lot of time talking about corporate earnings this time of year. and today was one of the busiest days of all for profit reports led after the bell by apple. you also probably know that what the pros call earnings season is a game not of thrones but of expectations. beat the wall street forecast and investors love you. even your sales and profits are lower, maybe even far lower than they were a year ago. well that is exactly what apple did and exactly what happened

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>>> this is "nightly business report with tyler mathisen and sue he >>> it's over. the dow's longest win streak in years has come to an end, and late-day earnings from visa could set the tone for tomorrow. >>> mega mergers blocked. the justice department says two big health insurance combinations would not only increase costs but also threaten care. >> home sweet home. sales hit their highest pace in nine years and one type of buyer in particular is showing up in force. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for thursday, july 21st. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. a pause in the rally. the dow's win streak, its longest in more than three years, is over. the blue chip index had climbed for nine straight sessions, seven of them were record closes. that was its longest winning streak in some time. but earnings came in mixed, and the european central bank's decision not to add stimulus to that region's economy weighed on sentiment and pressured stocks. the dow jones industrial aver lost 77 points to 18,517. the nasdaq was off 16. the s&p 50

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i'm tyler mathisen. hours left in the trading week and the month, and here is what is on tap. a tough time in the oil patch. crude mauled by the bears lately. exxon badly missing profit estimates. so is that stock still worth owning? >>> the battle for your living room, is apple's heavy handed tv strategy in dealing with the tv distributors backfiring on it? we'll debate that. and brian is ready to rage against the airlines over the debasement of frequent flier miles. it's all ahead the second hour of "power lunch" starts right now. >>> yes, it does. welcome to the second hour of "power lunch." i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. here's what's happening on wall street, shares of h.p. enterprises taking off on report of group of equity firms including kkr, apollo are amauling a buyout. stocks mixed in the last trading day of the month. s&p 500 up more than 3% in july, that's the fifth consecutive month of gains. the dow up 3% this month. on track for its sixth straight month of gains. the nasdaq is on track for

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. >>> now to tyler mathisen with a look at what's coming up on >> scott, thank you very much.of the hour hope you'll join us for "power lunch." stocks, s&p 500 at record levels, dow not far behind, nasdaq at 5,000, where do we go from here? higher or what? plus, the stocks that brought us back to these levels. should you buy them now after they have run up? the s&p up almost 5% this year, but are mid-caps the place to be? they're up about 10%. we'll tell you about some mid-cap marvels you might want to take a look at. "halftime report" back after this. >>> "halftime report" with scott wapner is the place for market moving interviews. >> you don't call a company a sewer because the company made a mistake. >> we're short tesla and solarcity. >> real debates. >> people think globalization has hurt businesses. it's not. it's technology that's hurt businesses. >> competition is a good thing. i don't want to go back to a single marketplace. >> the most profitable hour of the trading day. >> i love this show. all i do is get to tweet about this show! i'm on this show. this is like th

>>> this is nightly business report with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >> subscriber slide, netflix does not add as many new customers as hoped. and the stocks fall sharply in initial after hours trading. >>> delegates who opposed the nomination of donald trump, stormed the convention, putting a spotlight on the deep divisions within the party. >>> drum beat of bad news. we're being inundated by it globally and domestically. those stories and more tonight on nightly business report for monday july 18th. >> good evening, everyone. welcome, i'm sue herera. a new record for stocks today. but we begin with two big tech earnings that could change the tone of trading tomorrow. first, netflix which disappointed investors when it said not as many people as expected subscribe to the streaming service in the most recent quarter. price hikes put off customers and contributed to the sharp slowdown in user growth. on the surface, numbers looked pr scene the. revenue was in-line with expectations and up about 28% from a year ago, it was that subscriber number that sent shares lower initially in a

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i'm tyler mathisen.d trump met with congressional republicans yesterday in an effort to build stronger relationships with the gop, but did he? john harwood is live in washington with the answer. john, what is the answer? >> well, tyler, look, by coming to washington yesterday and meeting with house members and senators, donald trump showed he's bending partly to the conventions of presidential politics as we've come to understand them, but only partly. he had a fairly smooth meeting in the house of representatives with house members. he was introduced by our friend larry kudlow, cnbc contributor trying to rally the party behind him. but there were tense moments in that meeting with the senate that donald trump didn't like very much, in particular he had an exchange that was difficult with jeff flake, the senator from arizona, who stood up for his senate colleague from arizona, john mccain, the famed vietnam war veteran. here is jeff flake on that exchange. >> you don't talk about somebody who spent five

report with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >> subscriber slide, netflix does not add as many new customers as hoped. and the stocks fall sharply in initial after hours trading. >>> delegates who opposed the nomination of donald trump, stormed the convention, putting a spotlight on the deep divisions within the party. >>> drum beat of bad news. we're being inundated by it globally and domestically. those stories and more tonight on nightly business report for monday july 18th. >> good evening, everyone. welcome, i'm sue herera. a new record for stocks today. but we begin with t

he is tyler mathisen. we have a jam packed two hours of tv coming your way. we kick it all off with michelle who is live at the republican national convention in cleveland, ohio. michelle. >> hey there, brian. hi, tyler. day two of the republican national convention ready to kick off the theme today is the economy, make america work again. tonight we're going to hear from paul ryan, he's the big headliner. and speaking, we're expecting right now mike pence. this is the first time we're going to hear him speaking by himself ever since the announcement on saturday that he would be the v.p. on donald trump's ticket. huge chaos yesterday on the floor in the late afternoon when those who were trying to stop donald trump from being the gop nominee tried to get a vote on the floor. it was chaos. this was going to be the moment, i want you to look at the woman in the blue to the right there in the corner. she's coming up right now. she is the colorado delegate who serves on the republican convention rules committee, co-founder of the never trump delegates, the unboun

i'm tyler mathisen. it is that time of year again.get ready to reveal america's top states for business for the tenth time. tenth year in a row. scott cohn started ranking all 50 states for competitiveness and other characteristics back in 2007. and every year he likes to keep us guessing. he joins us now from -- we actually don't know where, scott? >> reporter: i know where. but we are getting a lot of interesting guests. and you can get in on this, the hash tag is top states. a lot of interesting guesses as to where we are. in a moment i'm going to give you our first of our many diabolical hints as we lead up to the big announcement top state for business tomorrow. there is a serious study behind this and it's been consistent over the last ten years looking at ten categories of competitiveness. but the weight that those categories carry depends on how the states are selling these things. so the more states are talking about it, the more weight it carries in our study. the idea we want to hold the states to their own standards. so th

i'm tyler mathisen.s will expand its all-day breakfast menu this fall to include more options like mcgriddles. the update will also include a new natial menu. shares of mcdonald's down a little bit at former facebo chief technology officer and current clip ceo bret taylor to the company's board of directors. shares of twitter up a little bit today, a nickel to exact at $17.19. the u.s. biotech company medivation has rejected sanofi's improved $58 takeover bid. this follows sanofi's previous bid of $52.50 per share, that was in april. shares of medivation right now up41 cents at $6. sanofi down at $41.04. melissa. >>> all right, ty, let's look at consumer staples, more specifically household products companies. all hitting all-time highs yesterday and clorox todayverga stock up on the names, or is with boston advisors, his firm owns all three stocks. chief strategist in the bear camp on these names, great to have you with . michael, i'm going to start with you. when i look at a stock like kimberly-clark a

i'm tyler mathisen.is second hour of power with breaking news on the shooting in munich, germany. sue herera has the latest details. >> ty, we begin with nbc news confirming from a spokesperson that several people are dead and injured at that shopping center mall shooting which occurred in munich. it is a very large shopping mall, part of it was built for the 1972 summer olympics. it started about an hour or so ago. this is video that was taken by an onlooker. it shows people running away from the mall. there are very conflicting reports about the number of people who may be dead and may be injured. it depends on which police spokesperson is being quoted by the news wire. so nbc news contacted the police themselves. they are comfortable going with, and we are therefore comfortable going with several dead and wounded in the german shopping mall incident. it is also unclear whether it is a single shooter or multiple shooters. the police do say they do not have anyone apprehended at this point. so the earli

. >> announcer: this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >> red hot blue chip. the dow powers to another record close making this the index's largest win streak in years. >>> up for grabs. which presidential candidate does small business support? these poll results may surprise you. a sharpening rivalry. unilever will pay to better compete with procter & gamble in the male grooming market. today is wednesday, july 20th. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome. okay. now, let's be clear here, joe dimaggio 66 hit streak is not in

along with michelle caruso-cabrera i'm tyler mathisen. brian is off.ichelle will join us in an hour's time. we begin with breaking news in washington. hillary clinton off the hook it seems for

hi everyone, i'm michelle caruso-cabrera along with tyler mathisen, melissa lee and brian sullivan. going to get the latest on nice in a moment. but first to news on the campaign trail with eamon javers.

i'm tyler mathisen, melissa is here, michelle is here, brian is here.is the last time two days in a row we were all here? >> it's been a long time. >> leap year probably. >> i don't know when it was. but let's look at the stocks, shall we? the dow industrials adding to yesterday's record up five points now at 18,352 and change. i

tyler mathisen is off tonight.e at nbr we talk a lot about entrepreneurs and those who risk it all to follow their dreams. the challenges are real but so are the rewards. it all starts with that one bright idea and from there it can turn into a $1 million business so tonight on this independence day we celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit and independence from your boss. it all begins with a vision, a vision to create something new, but somet

i'm tyler mathisen. welcome everybody. thanks for joining us on "power lunch." and here is what is on your menu for the next two hours of power, a done deal. verizon buying yahoo for $4.8 billion. what it means to you the investor straight ahead. also ahead, the russia factor. how russian hackers could be playing a big role in the race for the white house. and later, the pokemon pop. we got fresh data on how retailers are cashing in on the pokemon craze. michelle. >>> thanks, tyler. i'm michelle caruso-cabrera, here's what's happening right now. stocks are trading near their session lows with the dow currently sitting down 99 points. we're going to have full market coverage coming your way. in the meantime, evacuations are under way in california as a massive wildfire tears through parts of los angeles county. we are live on the scene ahead. and, take a look live at the floor of the wells fargo center in philadelphia, that's where the democratic national convention kicks off today. full coverage coming u

tyler mathisen is off tonight. here at nbr we talk a lot about entrepreneurs and those who risk it all to follow their dreams. the challenges are real but so are the rewards. it all starts with that one bright idea and from there it can turn into a $1 million business so tonight on this independence day we celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit and independence from your boss. it all begins with a vision, a vision to create something new, butet

. >> brian is here and i'm tyler mathisen. what a week it has been on thursday before the british vote to leave the eu the dow was at 18,011. then came big drops friday and monday and a drop of 871 points to 17,140. this is the path the markets have taken. right now the dow sits at 17,960. that's up 30 points or about a fifth of a percent. that means in one week the dow has traveled

i'm melissa lee along with michelle caruso-cabrera, tyler mathisen. brian is off today.bs report and strong rally on our hands today. major averages in fact back above their pre-brexit levels. take a look at where we stand right now in the markets dow is higher by more than 1%. as for the s&p 500 this is very important, we're just about half a percent from our highs here up 1.25% with strength in leadership and materials as well as financials today. and the nasdaq the best gainer of the three up 1.4%. >> today's rally putting all the majorve

i'm tyler mathisen. welcome everybody. thanks for joining us on "power lunch."ere is what is on your menu for the next two hours of power, a done deal. verizon buying yahoo for $4.8 billion. what it means to you the investor straight ahead. also ahead, the russia factor. how russian hackers could be playing a big role in the race for the white house. and later, the pokemon pop. we got fresh data on how retailers are cashing in on the pokemon craze.

he is tyler mathisen. we have a jam packed two hours of tv coming your way.l off with michelle who is live at the republican national convention in cleveland, ohio. michelle. >> hey there, brian. hi, tyler. day two of the republican national convention ready to kick off the theme today is the economy, make america work again. tonight we're going to hear from paul ryan, he's the big headliner. and speaking, we're expecting right now mike pence. this is the first time we're going to hear him speaking by

. >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> full steam ahead.cks hit new records. earnings looked strong at least so far. the biggest ipo of the year soars. economic data heats up. if everything seems to be going in the right direction, why are some so worried? >> pricing power. the one industry that can raise prices more steeply and more often than any other, and it touches us all. >> you're hired. multiple reports say the "apprentice" like contest to become donald trump's running mate ends up with indiana's mike pence as the winner. what the choice means for the race for the white house. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for thursday, july 14th. >> good evening, everyone. i'm sharon epperson

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >> halfway mark, a turbulent first half ends with big gains for stocks, but as companies prepare to report earnings in coming weeks, there's a new issue to figure out. >> new scrutiny. auto safety regulators investigating tesla's autopilot feature as the move towards driverless cars gains traction. >> candyland. hershey rejects an offer from mondelez in who would have been one of the biggest deals of the year. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for thursday, june 30th. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. a big finish to a turbulent month. a blustery quarter and a wild first half. stocks logged their third straight day ofns

. >>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue >> apple impresses. world's most valuable publicly trad sells more iphones than expected proferring demand isn't waivering for the flag ship product. >> so far, so good. earnings are coming in slightly bettexpected. but there's one 1, 2, 3 inning th -- thi that is making people nervous. >> a multibillion dollar purchase and some of the biggest names in silicon valley are taking notice. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, july 26th. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome. by now you probably know that we spent a lot of time talking about corporate earnings this time o

report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> high stakes.tomorrow's employment report takes on added importance as investors try to determine whether the labor market is healthy or has in fact lost its mojo. >> milk money. a french yogurt-maker makes its biggest acquisition in almost a decade, and it's putting its faith in the fast growing market for organic food. >>> age discrimination? google has publicly addressed gender and racial imbalance in its workforce. now a lawsuit alleges another issue. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for thursday, july 7th. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. an is high. the release of the monthly jobs report is always