i think you're looking at at the wal-marts, amazon, target, best y.nk the tjx, costco, the rothtories opinion on the t' apparel side interesting. and i won't call anybody out ththe just because i think it's too early there. but i think the big guys are well positioned to continue to flex muscle and extract share from the weaker >> verytuickly you're wrd about the soft revenue from co>>co tonight. bsolutely not. i think we're talking the second or third decimal place. and i tecnk that, you know, that's one of the top retailers in the world any way you measure . >> charlie oshay with moodies thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks, bill. >>> constellation brandndakes a hit from pot. s that's where we begin the market vocatn. ke are muc c mrelor one oeer with skonss it tlags cite ting l lses in canopy. shares fell 6% to 194.26. >>> amazon is reportedly in dispute with disney over advertising on tamazon's fire devices. the "wall street journal" says amazon is looking to sell a percentage of ads on disney's ad supported apps.n' but disney h budged if an a

at midnight tonight wal-mart is unveiling early holiday discounts.dropping priss on more than 600 toys and electronics target also giving shoppers a sneak peek at discounts to come. expect to pump another $50ics. target giving shoppers a sneak peek at discounts to come. expectin million into the seasonal economy by stafgt up stores to help shoppers at the busiest time amazon is hawking the holiday guides for toys and tech too calling it the biggest selection ever ever. to compete against faster-free shipping best buy promising free next day delivery on thousands of products like tablets and head phones. to compete against faster free shipping, best buy is promising free next day delivery on thousands of products like tablets and head phones. stores are tropic prices early because that critical window between thanksgiving and christmas is six days shorter than last year year. >> some of the hottest items are going to be what else? toys. it's stores like wal-mart want to lure you in the door so making toys like these exclusive, >> some of the hottest i

amazon and wal-mart recorded revenue for their sales festival. the american rivals have been dueling in india since wal-mart paid $16 billion for company of flip car last year. their latest sales promotion ran on the same days and concluded over the weekend. nd coming up, packing an election. microsoft talks about iran for trying to hack a company. we look how the 2020 candidates are in cyberspace. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on bloomberg.com and on the u.s. on sirius x.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> a group of hackers linked to iranian government are being accused of trying to hack a hust presidential campaign. microsoft says a group tried to infiltrate a campaign and journalists. joining me to discuss in washington bloomberg's alyssa sabania and john holt quist he's the director of intelligence for spirae. what are the specifics that we know about this case as it lates to microsoft and fosforous? > microsoft told us a group of iranian-backed hackers tried to penetrate accounts. our of them were penetrated. taylor: and john, when yo

at midnight tonight wal-mart is unveiling early holiday discounts.dropping priss on more than 600 toys and electronics target also giving shoppers a sneak peek at discounts to come expect to pump another $50 million into the seasonal economy by stafgt up stores to help shoppers at the busiest time amazon is hawking the holiday t selection guides for toys and tech too calling it the biggest selection ever to compete against faster free shipping, best buy is promising free next day delivery on thousands of products like tablets and head phones. stores stores are tropic prices early because that critical window between thanksgiving and last christmas is six days shorter than last year >> some of the hottest items this holiday season are what else, toys stores like wal-mart want to lure new the door. making toys e exclusive, meaning you can't buy them anywhere else. >> a lot of times retailer turn promotions on and off. if you see a great deal anywhere between 20, they are making toys like these exclusive meaning you can't buy them anywhere else >> a lot

. >> in the u.s., wal-mart is two to three times larger than we are. >> are there others or just wal-mart zwloo i don't know everyone who is potentially larger. there are thousands of competitors cross-the retail landscape. >> so who is the current market share of amazon total u.s. online retail sales? >> online it's not a separate market it's just? the channel. with he no he customers shop online and off line. evidence shows that prices converged between online and off line. with respect to online amazon is one of the leading retailers. there are many others including wal-mart and every other large retailer who has an online presents and well as online players such as ebay. >> you are like 1%. >> one% of the global retail market and 4% of the u.s. >> let's focus on u.s. 4% of the u.s. market. what's the largest market share of any retailer in the total u.s. retail market. >> amazon focuses on customers. i'm not sure of exact market shares of all competitors because that's not what we focus on as a company. i know that wal-mart is many times our size in the united states. >> and amazon sa

i like to shop at wal-mart and i think people that shop at wal-mart are pretty usually get you the same thing for a lot less money. irredeemable id deplorable, and barack obama angry, bitter e americans that cling to their god, their bible, their second like, ent rights, and i'm okay, i believe in god, jesus savior, iour lord and believe all of that. [cheers and applause] what i think , james is missing in his analysis wait those people that online, and i have seen them, i've been there, they will wait, they tailgate for 24 rally.o get into a trump and those people are watching this sneaky behind the scenes every ending three long years impeach, impeach, of ach, and they are sick it. and all of these democrats are doing is one thing. pissing off the one can people, and every of those people -- here's how i analyzed 2020. better off than you were four years ago? yes.ery category, also, is donald trump, i love he little -- i love you liberals in the background, hi, is donald trump going to lose people that voted for him in 2016? i don't think so. right? all right. now, the question is, no

we want all to live in a country where our children are safe when they go to the mall or to wal-mart or to the local school. we must stand united and demand change. you know, one of the things i have always thought about -- and i think about it a lot, it's one thing when you have a government where the people are afraid of the government. where people are afraid -- did you hear what i said? afraid of the government. we need to switch that around where the government is afraid of the people. [applause] and i have some hope. i have hope because i know so many people at home and every city in this country are watching the communities of el paso and dayton in pain. we are grieving with them. we feel your pain. we really do. we feel it. as you prepare to bury your own, who were simply trying to live a life of peace, doing what americans normally do. they are in pain and we are in pain. and from that pain, though come must come passion. and from that passion, we must do our purpose and shift our pain into action. and demand our government take serious action to prevent people intent on kil

protections retirement security collective bargaining rights and more for american workers when wal-mart got pissed at maryland legislators for passing a law that said corporations must spend 8 percent of payroll in providing health care for their employees they turn to school leah to take the state to court and get the law tossed out and scalia represented u.p.s. workers said the company didn't accommodate for injuries that occurred on the job but perhaps one of the most ridiculous defenses was of the car company ford after ford denied an employee with irritable bowel syndrome her request of occasional telework to accommodate her condition ford solution was just to move the employees cubicle closer to the bathroom but when the plaintiff explained that simply standing up can trigger a loss of bow control argued that they should have taken self-help steps such as using the pens a product specifically designed for incontinence and bringing a change of clothes to the workplace in other words when an employee asked for support scalia argued that she should wear a diaper and be prepared to se

retailer wal-mart as the biggest retailer in the world according to forbes wal-mart is actually losing $1000000000.00 u.s. dollars a year trying to compete with amazon and even if you try to look for alternatives to these companies to try to live your life separate from them you really can't there was a reporter who her article went viral earlier this year she tried to disconnect completely from using any one of these companies any of the little subsidiaries that they and she she just couldn't she couldn't do her job she couldn't live her life that it just goes to show how inextricable they are from how we live now you heard mark zuckerberg there talking about the democratic president of him. elizabeth warren what is exactly is she proposing to lose warren is known as being very left leaning and throughout her career even before she was a politician she was known as being very anti-corporate very anti big business so this is what zuckerberg is reacting to he's reacting to a post that her team and she made earlier this year proposing to break up not just facebook but all big tech monopo

retailer wal-mart as the biggest retailer in the world according to forbes wal-mart is actually losing 1000000000 u.s. dollars a year trying to compete with amazon and even if you try to look for alternatives to these companies to try to live your life separate from them you really can't there was a reporter who her article went viral earlier this year she tried to disconnect completely from using any one of these companies and any of the little subsidiaries that they had she just couldn't she couldn't do her job she couldn't live her life that it just goes to show how inextricable they are from how we live now you heard mark zuckerberg there talking about the democratic presidential candidate elizabeth . and warren what is it exactly is she proposing to lose warren is known as being very left leaning and throughout her career even before she was a politician she was known as being very anti-corporate very anti big business so this is what zuckerberg is reacting to he's reacting to a post that her team and she made earlier this year proposing to break up not just facebook but all big t

but, you know, when wal-mart and your big suppliers that only want to deal with two meat producers or packers bringing it up and don't want to have different skus at every one, that's some of the challenges. >> i understand some of the challenges. i asked what you guys are doing -- [inaudible]. >> they are telling me it is working for them. they are building that business. >> what i'm saying i have a wait list who needs help from the state level to sale their products because they are not buying it on a massive scale. what is the state doing to better promote this? you are sitting here saying -- when she asked you the question directly, is carbon capture and climate change an issue for your ranchers? you are saying no. i'm someone who works with farmers and ranchers every single day and i'm saying yes, it is. what are you going to do to help them? >> couple more things -- we work real hard to do exactly what you are asking. if you run the farmers markets, you know where we make sure that it is local produce and locally sourced meats and dairies and we're very strict on that. we promot

you have an entire bus load of americans coming to wal-mart in canada to buy insulin because just where they can afford it. would be funny if it weren't so sad and serious. i came from new jersey to minneapolis to ride a bus to canada to buy and fuck $30.00 and i still think i'm here to save a life but after doing all that it's totally impractical and sort of sad that at all it's just something that required to live so that i know it's not last or. is this different than this one you would get in the us since at the same exact you say that. we. were so thrilled we got in florida and i got a 9 by all the clock over $3000.00 for 9 vials in the united states. to stop me $243.00 inside i think it's showing exactly why we have people dying in america on a weekly or monthly basis we need legislation passed in america so that no longer people are going to be dying of a type one diabetes. and for many people going across the border to buy cheaper insulin is not a long term solution. studies have shown that one in 4 americans with diabetes have russians are in store because they couldn't afford

--en a it's not doctor dsh execution at target has been kbref 37 wal-mart trying to convince you they can speedy trial with azmodan online. but if the consumer weakens that's the consumer losing the jobs and i just think that -- at this cycle after a stock almost ip it tripled in 47 and a half years not that that matters let's talk about the montana multiple now i don't need to own it. >> more insulated or less than wal-mart or target >> probably -- probably less insulated i would say. i think the wal-mart customer is going there for that repeat type of buying where costco, how many tubs of peanut butter do you need. >> depends on who you are. >> if you are in it, though. if you are in it now how do you trade it 282 was resistance, the breakout from july, became support. if we break the low 282 then it's time to pull the rip cord. >> once upon a time they say the costco customer was like the nordstrom customer. >> really. >> how so. >> in terms of the graphic. >> was that a target. >> i don't know about target but i know for costco twaps. i don't know if you makes you think it's more

. >> target and wal-mart are already in the christmas spirit. deals earlier store hours and quicker free shipping options in some cases as soon as in week. so is at the tail's big bet on christmas days before halloween going to scare off shoppers? we were having the extended conversation about how tim likes to shop. >> i'm a last minute guy let's be clear this early -- this early access is not something i look for. but we are defining a new time horizon black friday no longer is black friday. the internet has change the way we shop and the way we actually look at the calendar so smoothing out the earnings season for a lot of retailers, i think is ultimately very healthy in terms of understanding and predicting the business. the other good news for target and wal-mart is top down and bottom up story. the consumer is doing very well here what we heard in from folks from subscription and rerating the multiples they have not traded at is because the consumer is in good shape that's not changing between now and even if you believe we're at peak labor

people in august police say patrick cruciatus confessed to targeting mexicans in the attack at a wal-mart in el paso prosecutors have said they will seek the death penalty. the presidents of shit in peru have signed a document offering their support to ecuadorian president many more do you know these governments facing heavy criticism and violent protests that erupted a week ago when merino announced cuts to fuel subsidies and other stair to measures . nobel prize an issue has been awarded to 2 office paid to handcuff from austria claimed this use of wooden potions chuck was named winner for 2018 and usual delay was due to a sexual assault scandal at the royal swedish academy. after the swedish academy's crisis mats mehlman is now making his 1st major appearance the new permanent secretary an ounce to prize winners today austrian p. to hand could take the award for 20192 of his most well known works offending the audience and the goalkeeper's fear of the penalty but the highly praised 76 year old feels that his readers judgment is the most important as he said in this 2017 interview for m

people in august police say patrick craziest confessed to targeting mexicans in the attack at a wal-mart in el paso prosecutors have said that they will seek the death penalty he says. apple's removed enough to allow protesters in hong kong to track police movements the tech giant said that the up endangered nor enforcement violating its rules the move follows criticism in the chinese communist party's official newspaper which accused uppal of helping the demonstrators. now the nobel prize in literature has been awarded to 2 office pay to hand care from austria came to this year's award in podiums all got to cut shook was named the winner for 2018 and the unusual delay was due to a sexual assault scandal at the royal swedish academy. after the swedish academy's crisis mats melman is now making his 1st major appearance the new permanent secretary an ounce to prize winners today austrian peta hanka takes the award for $2192.00 of his most well known works offending the audience and the goalkeeper's fear of the penalty but the highly praised 76 year old feels that his readers judgment is th

in august for the say that patrick cruz he has confessed to targeting mexicans in the attack at a wal-mart in el paso prosecutors have said that they will seek the death penalty. in ecuador thousands of indigenous people have gathered for more protests in the capital quito is the 7th day of nationwide demonstrations that are frequently involved clashes with police the president has evacuated his administration from the capital unrest was originally inspired by cuts to fuel subsidies and other austerity measures. too as those years of u.s. president donald trump lawyer rudy giuliani have been arrested while trying to leave the u.s. soviet born businessman live upon us an evil freeman are accused of trying to buy influence over u.s. policy on ukraine to help introduce me to ukrainian officials who have been called as witnesses in the impeachment inquiry against trump. and she has the opposition presidential candidates now the katherine has called for a delay in runoff elections set to sunday calgary was just released from prison on wednesday what he called trumped up charges of money launder

wal-mart was forced to do that with the shooting in el paso earlier this year. they have taken steps to strengthen practices in response to be and customer concerns about their gun retail accident. they have taken out handguns in their stores completely and are strengthening the background check process. duck'duck'sduck -- dick's are dg inventory of certain products, preliminary evaluation says these stores outperformed therapies due to the merchandise they replaced the gun products with. in november last year we did become signatory to the responsible firearms industry along with 13 other investors. this is being staffed that is seeking to engage with manufacturers and retailers as well as the entire distribution chain of civilian firearms and ammunition to encourage them to put in place better and safer practices around the manufacturing andy sign of their products and retail practices. it is in recognition and consistent with second amendment rights. it is not seeking to get rid of the industry but engage it to operate in a safer way. we will continue engagem

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wal-mart down 1 1/2%. kroger down 2 1/2%. grub hub, ugly picture here, folks, blaming disappointing earnings and guidance on promiscuous diners who according to the ceo are cheating on grub hub. they're double and triple dipping, ordering from multiple competing food delivery services. that stock is down 41%. on top of that, the takeout service got a second beatdown by bank of america and oppenheimer flipping their ratings from buy to a sell for grub hub. let me give you a broad picture here. there have only been a handful of days in the history of the stock market that qualify as crashes. 90 years ago today was easily the worst in economic history. october 29th, 1929, stocks collapsed under the weight of debt and ill liquid bank loans. not only did that trigger the great depression, but from that event the term october surprise came into existence. is the federal reserve about to spark this year's october surprise? now, if you look at the futures, the answer is no. the markets are pricing in a much-expected 97.1% odds of qua

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three of the best charts costco, target and wal-mart. look at all three. no flies on any of them. they look amazing right now. they've made people money all year and they continue to move higher. lastly, i want to point out banks, we could be on the verge of the break out that this desk has been talking about is imminent for at least three or four years now. take a look at xlf, 2870. if we get above that level and it looks like we want to, things could start moving very quickly. these are wildly distained stocks, way under value. most trade at book or less. you have this combination of the retailers that serve the consumer. you have real estate, home building and now the financials. you're telling me you want to be materially under weight? >> that's a very impassioned case to make for somebody who said i don't know this. >> i don't know when the trade war is going to be resolved. >> neither does anybody else. >> you just made the case. >> the rhetoric about trade seems like it's good right now. tomorrow it could seem like it's bad. a tweet could go out where we are about to pay fo

is only for the shareholders who continue to hold the talk. >> you say apple, microsoft, oracle, wal-mart to you in terms of buybacks. i'll tell you in ten years. my view is that we have to take a long term view and the long term view will -- >> let me take the other side of that. i understand what you're saying. i disagree when you say they've lost money buying shares. the few companies where the share price has gone down. they're raising earnings per share. you might say it's artificial. they are legitimately returning capital to shareholders and doing so in a way that has a tax benefit relative to dividends. dividend taxation is terrible. the return of capital through buybacks is tax free until the investor decides to sell. and what we're seeing now in the industry is a preference for long-term investing, a preference for indexing. so the investors that sit tight, they do realize the benefit of that return of capital and they don't pay for it every time they get a dividend check in order to receive that. if you want to change things u arguably change the tax law in favor of dividends a

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to me this is one we see the big box guys there is concentration in the wal-mart, costco and target.n one, you know, you better not miss because if it breaks that downside where it trades 33 times, the deaccelerating eps number next year there is considerable down zblood in would fit into the category of talking about the consumerfer the consumer weakens who is in trouble? if you look at big box stores they've been the biggest beneficiary of a stronger consumer and job market that bchted that part of the labor force. higher wages for people deserving them but also more jobs if you look at the multiples that all the stocks, costco is a more manageable valuation than some others. but relative to themtz, the valuation in this big box group is -- target is fine but they've had such a big run based upon the strength of that consumer. >> paul all of the by big box stocks run i would santa fe this is as defensive as a wlormt and target as people look for savings. >> right. >> right. >> when the economy. >> how. >> and people want to spend less even though this -- sorry to interrupt. >> that

>>tonight wal-mart is pulling the heartburn drug zantac off its store shelves because of cancer concerns the retailer joins us cvs and walgreens but it's suspending sales of acid-reducing medications which include the substance rude night the usda says that drug contains low levels of an impurity that could cause cancer. however, the fda is not calling for people to stop taking the medicateon. the agency says patients who want to stop taking prescription drugs should talk to their doctors first walmart says customers can return the affected products for a refund. >>a new department of justice report says the drug enforcement agency allowed opioid manufacturers to make more pills even as overdose rates increased. the inspector general says the d a approved a more than 400% increase in oxycodone output between 2002 in 2013. overdose rates spiked 71% between 20 13 in 2017. and the da only began pulling back production limits in 2017. the report is just the latest round in an ongoing finger pointing between agencies and drug manufacturers in the opioid crisis. tonight, alabama is now the lat

the on-line marketplace faces stiff competition from amazon and wal-mart and don't forget target. wal-mart and target made big news yesterday about their holiday shopping season starting early and all kinds of partnerships, so right now ebay looks like it on its heels and slightly lagging. paypal, breakout quarter, the payments company beat estimates. the mobile payment app was a big driver of growth in the corner -- quarter. two airline stocks are flying high at this hour, american and southwest as both reported gains in quarterly profits. american up 4%. southwest better by 5 and 3/4 percent but also pointed to an increasing impact from the continued grounding of the boeing 737 max. all right, finally we have visa set to report after the bell. investors seem bullish as the stock is gaining and among the top gainers on the dow, up 2 and 3/4 percent. vice president pence very strong speech on the future relationship of u.s. and china in d.c. now, one may have thought that with very sensitive trade negotiations going on, that the vp would kind of soft pedal it. oh, no, he charged c

>>for your help tonight, wal-mart is now pulling the heartburn drug zantac off of shelves. this is because of cancer concerns. the retailer joined cvs and walgreens by suspending sales of acid-reducing medicines with ranitidine the fda says that drug contains low levels of an impurity that can cause cancer, however, the fda is not calling for people to stop taking it, walmart says customers can return the products and get a refund. >>it's not your imagination spending time by the sea is good for your well-being a new study of 26,000 people found those living closer to england's coastline had better mental health and people who live further inland. the head researcher for the study says evidence supports the idea that people in poorer households that live close to the coast. experience fewer symptoms of mental health disorders an environmental psychologist at the university of exeter said the research could play a pivotal role in getting governmental action to protect coastal areas. still ahead tonight at 5.15 deaths are rising again as another. >>a story we're tracking toni

on the list, fie serve, auto zone, am docks, j&j and wal-mart. >> s sll ahead, whye apple may rampinguction of its latest iphone. ♪ ♪ ♪ hackers linked to the iranian t government targeted a u.s. presidential campaign as well as government officials. the company did not identify the campaign but said the attacks occurred during a 30-day period in august and september. but ate separate report from routers says the hacking operation link to iran unsuccessful targeted president trump's re-election campaign. >>> apple was one of the best performing stocks in the dow today, sharesan rising more 2.5%. there was a report nanosecond for the new iphone is better than many expected.to josh lip has more. >> reporter: investorsre feeling more upbeat about the iphone franchise. with the nikkei reporting that apple told suppliers to increase production o the new iphone 11 lineup by as much as 10% or 8 llion it oto meet better than expectete demand. just this week, appleeo tim cook told reporters that sales of the new iphe1 series are of to a very strong start. cook said he houldn't be happier with t

separately wal-mart will fiez holiday discounts onlin this week. attct a holiday shoppers early. >>> w wl as you probably know, the trade war has put a lot of pressure on our nation's farmers. but there is a relatively new cash crop that has some seeing green and wall street eyeing a potential new wave of profits. frank holland is in murray, kentucky for us. >> reporter: u.s. hemp production has more than doubled since congress legalize ds the crop last december. as much as $32 wondering of cannabidiol or cbd could be sourced from this farm in kentucky and others arntd around the country. >> we are growing, harsts, extracting the cbd and put going into brands. >> smoke is let ceo of vertical wellness focused on cbd products manufactured from industrial hemp. vertical wellness aba subsidiary of vertical companies and u.s. based cannabis producer. launched other companies trade in accurate canada. however analysts say the first company trading in the u.s. will benefit from increased visibility. greater investment and more access to capitol. wallin sa

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