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livestock feed production and this is what causes major pollution in america's largest meat company tyson foods is standing now for its expansive role in all the region suffering the worst pollution impacts from industrial meat and feed production americans are very familiar with tyson products and according to mighty earth tyson is responsible for one out of every five pounds of meat produced in the united states they own brands like jimmy dean hillshire farms ball park and sarah leak in addition to sell into fast food retailers like mcdonald's and mighty earth campaign director does say that big companies like tyson have left a trail of pollution across the country and they also have it has run into the gulf of mexico there's a mississippi river from the american heartland is causing all this dead since last year the u.s.g.s. today reported around one point one five million metric tons of the nitrogen pollution that flowed into the gulf of mexico as compares to the b.p. oil spill was over six hundred seventy thousand metric tons so the question remains what role would the american government

shares of tyson foods higher by nearly 2% for 7559. the maul owner general growth properties received a nearly $15 billion offer from brookfield prerty partners to buy the remaining ggp shares it doesn't already own. general growth said it's reviewing the bid shares of brookfield fell nearly 5% to 2250, but shares of general growth properties took off 8% to 2405. >>> a rise in sales helped china's jd.com report an unexpected profit. the e-commerce company managed to top expectations, to competitors, leading up to china's major shopping event singles day. jd.com says it expects apparel growth to be a weak spot for the company as it recovers from the loss of major clothing brands. jd.com shares up more than 3% on the session. madison square garden's chief executive officers step down executive chairperson james dolan. the entertainment venue did not offer a reason for o'connor's departure. shares of msg were off 2% to $225 on the button. >>> after the bell, it was reported that the private equity firm is invested in taking over buffalo w

livestock feed production and this is what causes major pollution in america's largest me company tyson foods is thinning out for its expansive role in all the regions suffering the worst pollution impacts from industrial meat and feed production americans are very familiar with tyson products and according to mighty earth tyson is responsible for one out of every five pounds of meat produced in the united states they own brands like jimmy dean hillshire farms ball park and sara lee in addition to sell into fast food retailers like mcdonald's and mighty earth campaign director does say that big companies like tyson have left a trail of pollution across the country and they also have a responsibility to their customers and the public to clean it up a recent alice from the environmental working group of two thousand and fifteen public water utility that it found that seven million americans are exposed to unhealthy levels of nitrate contamination in their drinking water and researchers have recently announced that so much pollution has run into the gulf of mexico this year alone that it has cre

it's not something i pulled out from -- i don't know i got it from tyson foods. tyson foods. nation's largest publicly traded producer of meat and chicken. which first explained to me there is a big shift for younger people embracing poultry they are embracing beef although they like the sausage links. tyson has the nice track record of better than expected earnings largely because of chicken so who am i to challenge them? they got the numbers i'm putting two and two together to could be totally random these two fast food chains idly decided to buy two chicken purveyors but if you go back to what cheryl batch said, chicken is fastest growing category of the quick serve space. you want to catch an upside surprise or trachover you need to be thinking about these things let's go deeper. last time we spoke to thor industries, the number one maker of recreational vehicles after their stunning earnings. i recommended thor for ages because i think it's in secular growth mode. thanks to millennials who recognize that rvs are cheaper, more experiential way to travel if i hadn't been f

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on monday, we will hear from the number—i meat processor, tyson foods.ut the company must content with falling poultry and beef prices. also reporting is general electric. the new ceo is expected to cut earnings targets and announce a plan to cut costs and boost profits. he is also likely to announce management changes, star productions and a dividend cut. this comes as the i25—year—old industrial conglomerate tries to boost earnings which stalled under their former ceo. add in the coming week, we can expect to hear from ceo. add in the coming week, we can expect to hearfrom retail giant walmart and its big competitor, target. joining us is nandini ramakrishnan, global market strategist atj. p. morgan asset management good morning. the pound and the ftse 100 are giving in opposite directions this morning. it is all connected, isn't it? they source 70% of their revenues from outside the uk, so cheaper pound makes their goods more attractive. they are more confident that they can sell goods and services to the rest of the world. that is why it plays out in

he worked at tyson foods, post foods.e's a corporate guy and saw this opportunity to take this product was a french, extreme, zombie apocalypse product and get it into the mainstream. to my mind i was curious as to whether this was successful and what it says about us as a culture. how the response to this product which he has now got for walmart, target, home depot, bed bath & beyond, home shoppers network, how this trend in sales reflects an area of the culture and our broader anxieties as a culture. julia: i love that. i never even heard of the preppers. we build shelters in the u.k. do we don't have same kind of mentality. it is just a tiny portion of the american population buying into this, yet if you look at the number of americans who have first aid kits, that gives you a sense of the opportunity here. amanda: 2% is a small percent, although that is lot more than was buying this product five years ago. his sales have more than doubled in four years. i spoke to folks at emergency essentials and some of his competit

same goes for tyson foods, which bought hillshire brands in part to expand the reach to the younger demo the stock is changing its product line to satisfy this grown up of consumers. its best move, i think it's replacing the plastic containers with biodegradable compost paper because millennials can't stand packaging that's prudent to the environment. i wonder if that will change now that nelson pelts just won a seat on the board. the stock's second best move, developmenting the clean label strategy the label long, this one very clean. remember the farnational flavors third best, here's the lucky one, being if the frozen food aisle. millennials can crave lower prices enough and staying home enough, if -- especially when you appeal to them with new packaging with clean labels. frozen food is making a mayor come back. now the food company is not beginning to master anything it's not beginning to become -- going to become experiment y'all like the cruise line i love so much the stock understands and embraces the change everyone is demanding. that's how you stay fresh and win. my cohort, oh,

. >>> then there's tyson foods which bought a brand years ago at the time i thought it was dramatic overpay it turned out to be a genius move as the company's consistently beat in expectations it wasn't an overpay it was an underpay this confirms what ceo tom hayes told us not that long ago at the show how about this, club buffalo wild wings dow jones reporting tonight. they got a take over bid forth of 150 sent the sky worth for 31 bucks. you know all the restaurant stocks will be revalued up tomorrow based on the buffalo wild wings offer not every take over is a great idea on the flip side, you've got a company like general electric. ge's become the poster child for bad acquisitions the oil service purchase is near the peek and during the down turn were bad enough the worse was ge's $10 billion take over in 2015. at the same time, ge sold nbc to comcast for now what looks like a song and over the course of several years, they divested some good financial businesses that could be coining money for them right now. finally it was right to keep them it's like they were trying to get everythin

better profit and revenue at tyson foods.trong demand for chicken and beef plus lower cost of animal field. it's only up 26 cents. >>> disneyland, southern california, shut down two cooling towers following an outbreak of legionnaire's disease. work -- origin county, california, health officials said nine people developed the disease. okay? disney, not -- the stock's not reacting to that. but look at boeing, please. emirates, the airline, they've ordered 40 boeing dreamliners, the 787, $15 billion worth. boeing up, again, not much but up, $261 on boeing. anheuser-busch inbev changed their u.s. chief. they've got slumping sales of bud and bud light, the stock is down a buck. walmart, all-time high. i think it was a fraction higher than that this morning. 91.69 -- >> and to keith fitzgerald, you could argue brick and mortar are becoming ghost towns, but walmart has increased sales 12 quarters in a row, that's three years quarter after a quarter. >> we're just a year after the jet.com purchase. walmart, i think, has a spring in

by it's a big mistake to forget that fact something we did when the charitable trust bought tyson foodsk in the 40s rank in 2015. jackhad done a considerable amount of homework on tyson. which you might recognize as the maker of ballpark francs jimmy dean sausage. we wanted to be early to get in before everyone else realized the transformation that would cause a rerating so to speak of tyson. meaning shareholders would pay more for the stock because it was a stronger less erratic earning streak. now it trades as a full line food company. then the consensus what we call it meaning that what the analysts who follow the company were expecting the company would earn when it reported. there was just one problem. the whole share merger came together more slowly. the result when tyson reported the street was disappointed. and you know what happened instead of raising the numbers as we're so used to after these deals, numbers were cut. i didn't see us as being early, i saw us as being wrong and we told subscribers that we had screwed up. so when we had the charitable trust cut its losses they w

restaurant brands savvy owner of burger king buying popeye, another chicken deal and this deal, tyson foods telling us they have tremendous chicken demand. haines celestial talked about the turkey demand. what does it mean? all these food companies will tell you millennials have fallen in love with protein and in particular they want it from poultry. regardless real money is chasing restaurant stocks here even when the jund lying companies being hurt by the stay at home movement and take-out movement the short sellers thought they shooting fish in the barrel has been caught with their pants down and it's not a good look. so let's talk about something that is the elephant in the room that did well today. let's talk about general electric the longer ge stay as the 18 and not lower the more likely this type -- finding a bottom at 18 times next year's earnings ge used to be known as a hj fund in drag because the company did so much financial engineering, financial business versus actual manufacturing that its capital arm started dwarfing its industrial arm after ge got in trouble during the gre

. >> ge determined positions tyson foods bault pillsure, that became a protein company when i had them"mad money," they told you this is a combination that is incredible millennials, by the way, love protein. they're making their food much more natural and organic i know it's hard big supplies to mcdonald's this stock deserves to sell higher the combination, i have to admit i was critical of a combination. >> it was a very, very high multiple a high valuation but those are not -- it's not typically a reflection on whether a deal will be succe successful or not. if you'rebuying a growth company or if it's going to enable you to grow faster. >> tom hayes did a good job. a delightful guy who really has put together a fantastic food business that's outside the center outside the center, and it's a growth business. i have to hand it to him he had a better vision that i did. >> what do we have on mad tonight? >> dct, one of these weeks that's really involved with e-commerce, a fantastic business that's why i keep coming back to e-commerce all of retail is up. it's funny, nothing really happe

last night i had tyson foods they're growing mid single digi digits by the way, antibiotic-free chickenhis is a company that's growing at .3% that's unacceptable in an era where we have companies, transport companies like xpo logistics growing at 20%, plus, plus, plus, high double digit. you cannot have .3 and think that you're going to have a winning stock no matter how much you cut. it's still in the end. it's the inside of the story tyson is on the outside. everything that's in the core of the store is doing poorly. the only thing i like for them is when you go to gino's and ask for whiz whip which is what i'll do on sunday that's cheese whiz. >> you like that >> it's got the yellow/orange color. >> they took that out of the macaroni and cheese. >> but they added the color back, general mills. >> you can have your bottle upside down, straight up, eat the bottle, doesn't matter in the end, kraft heinz is not what you want. protein, this stuff, this is bad. that quarter's bad they have to buy somebody. >> which is not going to be easy as we've said many times. >> they need to get bigge

. >> tyson foods, better earnings in the fourth quarter driven by strong demand for chicken and beef.consumers want protein and want to all the time it's now the number one health attribute that consumers want in their diet >> yeah, even breakfast cereal the cheerios it's all about how much protein. >> added protein. >> how long have you been up, did you eat protein this morning? >> i've been up since it feels like yesterday. >> it probably was. >> about 3:00 in the morning you saw me at 5:00 a.m you know -- >> yes, no, that's true -- >> you were up to speed early. >> every morning i set the alarm, 4:59. >> tomorrow as well. >> good luck eat some protein. >>> time now for the "takeaway." we begin with missouri's attorney general launching a probe into google to see whether it has violated the state's antitrust and consumer protection laws. at issue is google's collection of consumer data as well as the issue european regulators find the company over its manipulation of search to favor its own offerings. our feds looked into this years ago, mike, they closed the case. what happens if m

tyson foods reported strong demand for beef, pork, and chicken.day of the buyer show. 40igrants has agreed to buy boeing 787's. the deal is a blow to boeing's main rival airbus which had been counting on emirates quarter. that is been your business flash. -- that has been your business flash. this learned earlier morning that ge would cut the dividend in half. it's only the second cut to the dividend since the great depression. it significant. targeting 2018 adjusted eps from one dollar to one dollar seven cents. were estimating $1.18. 2018 will be nowhere near revenue growth. they will be boosting the size of their board from 12 to 18 members. we were expecting some of these headlines. some people are saying it's about time. >> the question is is this enough and is this fast enough? he will need those members of the board. let's look to bitcoin now. they saw a 29% plunge from record highs. welcome in our european correspondent. bitcoin seems to be coming up a little bit right now. this is a currency or not? >> i think the lesson of the last few d

. >> hi you mentioned tyson foods.g, after hearing that they are cutting the dividend 50%. >> i am sure good news for you, other folks -- ge stock in the background there -- >> really. >> the stock is down 36% last 16 years but you are right i do have ge stock in days at cnbc that lower. >> i think it is changing of the guard, it is attempt to usher in new era, to this gigantic company, 126, revenue i think trying to new era, that is going to be a lot more to make them competitive with amazons, microsoft, googles, since ges day. >> certainly, this if you just buying for the first time ever, yes this looks good, that is it. >> first time ever -- not a bad price any know you have more in 10 minutes varney & company right after "mornings with maria." >> coming up, rocking the backs office, despite competition from exorcise how much super hero hauled in we've got it for you stay with us. ♪ ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now i

among the stories that are front and center on this monday morning, we are watching shares of tyson foodsproducer reported quarterly profit of $1 .43 a share for its latest quarter. that was 5 cents better than the street was expecting its results were boosted by strong demand and its key markets in that stock is up by 2.5% etf company wisdom tree is expanding its footprint. it has struck a deal with european company etf securities to buy that firm's commodity and currency businesses. that expands wisdom tree's assets under management by $18 billion. philadelphia fed president patrick harker says that he still expects to vote for an interest rate hike next month. although he says he has a little less conviction about that than he did previously. his additional caution steps from weak inflation numbers that we've seen so far. >>> general electric reduced to 12 cents per share john flannery says he does not take the move lightly. company's investor meeting to get underway we're going to monitor all of it for updates this morning >>> the search is on to replace outgoing new york fed presiden

. >> tyson the one of the largest food companies opening another plant in tennessee, this will bringin late 2019 and this will be the fifth plant in the state of tennessee that could bring somewhere around $150 million of economic benefit to the state. heather: an early christmas present. this isn't very good, you need an appointment to sit on santa's . >> a reservation list. if you're going to the macy's flagship square you will need an appointment to see santa, no walk ins will be allowed. macy's wants to cut down on the lines to see santa, make it easier so reservations will be accepted in advance from 30 minutes to five days, santa will see children from the day after thanksgiving, november 24th, until christmas eve. those lines can get pretty long. heather: the he has got to get out of there what time december 24th? >> probably 8:00 pm. to get out in time. moon jae-in heather: first it was russia, then james comey, hillary clinton, now some new excuse for her election loss. >> i would have an independent commission. heather: the her out of this world excuse up next. retailers, t

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