barrows contributors american lawyer takes a look at how india is looking to take on amazon and wal-mart in the empire state building the brand today with stores so much brighter. as markets worldwide got a lift from the announcement that a phase one trade deal between china and the u.s. will be signed on january 15th china remains distinctly unenthusiastic this lack of enthusiasm from beijing is something reminiscent of the last time we thought a deal was on the table buck up cold at the last minute and keep in mind this phase one is by no means a resolution to the trade war significant challenges still remain ahead and china still hasn't publicly made any commitments to u.s. demands these add quotas as we reiterated are unreasonable targets for china to meet china isha note of caution ahead of this week's signing on social media saying the quote trade war is not over yet and that just the 1st round of the game doesn't sound very optimistic here so we shall see what transpires on the 15th if it gets done will be optically pleasing for the trumpet mr ation despite heavy balance of whethe

well wal-mart is really pushing wholesale to a lot of the smaller retailers this is one of their 1st steps in getting there but each time they try to take that 2nd step which is to create more of that e-commerce relationship it seems the country implements more regulations and so even though amazon flipkart say they're abiding by these regulations. the companies just continue our country exactly for example continues to sort of push back against them out of fear that they're going to take advantage of india's you know smaller mom and pop type businesses and this is a huge market we're talking about india it's got tremendous e-commerce potential 1300000000 people it's the world's 2nd biggest smartphone user base so of course it's a key market for online retailers is one of the reasons wal-mart was even interested in flipkart to begin with but again these are the same allegations that keep coming up each time they try to expand and target these smaller businesses and create these relationships that these companies are violating india's foreign investment rules they're burning billions

wal-mart and amazon are really duking it out. obviously, they have different strategies but they're starting to converge. one was physical. the other was digital. now they are doing a bricks and clicks type of strategy. >> if the point of purchase is easier than ever with strategy, what about returning an item? in our theory called retail transformed we look at how tech transforms the process. .oining us is eduardo velar tell me more about your business. >> it leverages financial technology to deliver the best return experience to shoppers. >> if you take a look when people return an item, do you take a look at the gauge or the health of the consumer? if they're returning more does that tell you anything? >> we believe that retail is fundamental broken. shoppers have to wait four or five weeks to get their refund. we get shoppers credit immediately so they can buy again the right aitem and get it before returning the wrong item. we look at shopper behavior to make sure it's the right recipe. >> we just came off of some weak retur

he was hired by the famous sam walton in 1976 as chief financial officer for wal-mart. a young discount retailer at the time. nobody knew then, but his hiring would transform the company. a entrepreneur in his own right, david helped further unleash the potential of the organization. under his leadership, wal-mart grew exponentially and transformed from a rural chain into the international business we all know today. after seceding sam walton as the chief commeckive officer of the company, he led the building of super centers, introduced the sale of grocery items, helped develop automated distribution centers, and increased international acquisitions and operations. he advanced the company into the future while maintaining the founding principles of his predecessor, sam walton. heed never admit it -- he'd never admit it, but much of the suckselves wal-mart and growth of our region is a refluck shun of the work of david glass. -- reflection of the work of david glass. his expertise was only rifled by his love of baseball. he famously helped keep the kansas city royals fr

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i don't know i mean, wal-mart, best buy maybe you take the weakness as an opportunity to buy those two if they sell off into earnings we have seen the ones that have been weak. >> i think 5 below got crushed. >> we have seen the ones >> there is the one-day bounce. >> this has been such a favorite this might have to wait a bit longer because there was so much money in it already. the other names you're talking about, there was new money put to work on a discount. there is a lot of money already in target. >> yeah, we look at things from a macroperspective i would say that you know target there is a lot they have done to reposition within the retail space amid the disruption. but i think there are -- i'll take the other side of what guy was saying i think there are things to watch in the consumer space. if you think about what drives consumption, lets look at the consumption number if you look at gdp prints that peaked in the summer of 2018 it's been slowing. retail sales have been slowing they are not falling poff a cliff process but people need to note they are slowing. what's driving

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i do some shopping on wal-mart and amazon. the network effect creates that mode that you are talking about. but the deeper point is the rules of free market capitalism to stop working. it's like the law of gravity. in the world in which you are paying not a golfer but in your data neither of those things hold. you don't know how much the data is worth that you gave amazon for that search, so it is a very asymmetric transaction and that is a problem right away. also, when you are doing barker and you're not paying in dollars, that is not free market. that is in the way adam smith would have envisioned the market working. to function properly you do not have that in any of these things and you are dealing with a digital giant. it also calls in a technical way into question this 1980s robert bork school of thought that is just consumer prices that matter. the fiscal thought that allowed wal-mart to get this big and destroy the town squares. there is a lot of externalities with that you get a little choice but in this world of fre

i did shopping on wal-mart as well as amazon. my data is all over the place. >> equal opportunity surveillance. [laughter] the deeper point is the rules of the free market capitalism to stop working. the law of gravity but okay as long as both sides know what the transaction is into the prices are going down, then what is the problem? in this world in which you are paying not in dollars but in your data, neither of these things hold so you don't know what you are giving up for what you're getting. you know you were getting the search but you don't know how much the data is worth what you gave them for the search, so it's a very asymmetrical transaction. also, when you are doing barber and you are not paying in dollars, that isn't a free market. that's in the way that adam smith would have envisioned the market working. he would have said ps, you need equal access to data, transparency and a moral framework for the markets to function properly. you do not have that in any of these things and you are dealing with a digital giant. i

labor movement and policy. >> guest: there are elaborate studies done showing a high percentage of wal-mart workers at amazon warehouse workers are on food stamps and the studies for instance have pressured amazon to adopt a 50-dollar -- 15-dollar minimum wage. they work hard and still unfortunately need food stamps and other assistance. now the union i wrote about several aspects that does a great job improving and increasing benefits and unfortunately many unions don't give a good enough job involving members and mobilizing and communicating with members. one of the points i make is that it does an exemplary job and i profiled this housekeeper francis garcia not only does she work full-time cleaning rooms and raised three kids on her own she also volunteers for the union, goes to bat for coworkers who get punished for right to go driving five minutes later have a hard time finishing cleaning the 14 rooms in the allotted eight hours and this is a union where people fight for each other and have each other's backs. it is a model because they do a lot of organizing and get members involved i

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know what really happened that night and we don't know that was the place and poor detective work wal-mart it cost to run a fingerprint analysis on the case. who cares what the courts show doesn't have a price. the life of that 12 year old girl is not equated with the price for running a simple finger protests you shouldn't tolerate an investigation that well sure whether student can compensate or laziness. and i would ask you isn't john when you go back into that jury room ask yourself is there a reasonable possibility that splinter and order revival to protect themselves and gain an advantage with each release serious crimes they were each face. if there's a reasonable possibility that they were lucky and there is reasonable doubt and the verdict must be must be not guilty. thanks. take your. time mr prosecutor the big thing. is this case comes down countless women are. there are civilians. i submit are truthful reliable and credible based on other things of you shall we talk about you all you need you'll be taken the door was the drugs that you had it done and unfortunately maps are ver

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but that was and other cities were not i don't know maybe the americans liberated them well monday wal-mart exactly 75 years since the prisoners of auschwitz was set free and here on out international will be following the memorial events on what is an emotional day of course for so many all across the world to remember one of the most horrific chapters in our history well here's some of the stories of those who survived. the psychologist dubbed the architect of the cia's and hardest interrogation techniques post $911.00 has been unapologetic about his role in torture program that admission came during a military tribunal which is preparing a trial against the self-proclaimed mastermind and 4 others of those attacks on new york and washington back in 2000 to 2001 whatever personal consequences i would live with i believe there was a genuine threat of an imminent attack i thought my moral obligation to protect american lives outweigh temporary discomfort of terrorists i get up today and do it again. james mitchell was contracted by the cia in the wake of $911.00 to consult and create an inte

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space than whatever that is if you're looking to save the taxpayers money this is only $3.00 in wal-mart's infant section. who cares that i come out i'm still more i'm broke we have a dumb spice force. that's out of this world so the co-ordinates let's trade. with britain finally said to quit the new prime minister boris johnson's hunt for new trade partners has turned to africa but his past comments on the continent as well as double standards when it comes to commerce there are raising fresh questions charlie i didn't start the reports. prime minister boris johnson is on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to re-establish and boost post threats at business relations and his efforts to woo he's hosted the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african leaders though interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than back to his counterparts in russia and india china boris johnson's affair was slightly more intimate hosting just $21.00 of the nation's representatives though in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge there were various competitors when it comes

space than whatever that is if you're looking to save the taxpayers money this is only $3.00 in wal-mart's infant section. who cares that i can mark arm still more and blow me off a dumb spice force. that's out of this world so the coordinates let's trade. all that's how the news is shaping up for now i'll be back also in half an hour but for now i'll sit up and enjoy watching. geysers financial survival go. on customers go buy your stuff. then else well. reduce a lot of. that's undercutting but what's good for food markets is bucket for the global economy. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. theory and dramatic development only mostly and. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. greetings and sell you take. on monday january 20th the life the times and the struggles of civil rights icon dr martin luther king jr we'll be.

barrows contributed to american lawyer take a look at how india is looking to take on amazon and wal-mart in the empire state building the brand today with stories. as markets worldwide got a lift from the announcement that a phase one trade deal between china and the u.s. will be signed on january 15th china remains distinctly unenthusiastic the. this lack of enthusiasm from beijing is something reminiscent of the last time we thought a deal with on the table got cold at the last minute and keep in mind this phase one is by no means a resolution to the trade war significant challenges still remain ahead and china still hasn't publicly made any commitments to u.s. demands these ag quotas as we've reiterated are unreasonable targets for china to meet china is should note of caution ahead of this week's signing on social media saying the quote trade war is not over yet and that just the 1st round of the game doesn't sound very optimistic here so we shall see what transpires on the 15th if it gets done phase one will be optically pleasing for the trumpet ministration despite heavy doubts of

barrows contributors american lawyer takes a look at how india is looking to take on amazon and wal-mart in the antitrust case for fill in the brand today with stories. as markets worldwide got a. from the announcement that a phase one trade deal between china and the us will be signed on january 15th china remains distinctly unenthusiastic this lack of enthusiasm from beijing is something reminiscent of the last time we thought a deal was on the table but got pulled at the last minute and keep in mind this phase one is by no means a resolution to the trade war significant challenges still remain ahead and china still hasn't publicly made any commitments to u.s. demands these quotas as we reiterated are unreasonable targets for china to meet china isha note of caution ahead of this week's signing on social media saying the quote trade.

space than whatever that is if you're looking to save the taxpayers money this is only $3.00 in wal-mart's infant section . who cares that i come out of i'm still more employed we have a dumb space force. that's out of this world most of the cordon it's let's trade. i'd love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories they do get in touch by following us on social media and living your comments then we're back in 35 minutes . you know before george soros became vilified as a global market manipulator in the election he wrote a lot of interesting books and of course c.n.n. at the quantum fund which was one of the best performing hedge funds ever kind of invented the modern hedge fund and he's got a lot of things to say if you look at his old work and we're going to get into a. whole existence to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be rich. to going to be pros which is what the 43 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. question. this is a story about what happens austria stray bullets ki

lot of the concern that is just being bounced around on social media and then in between people at wal-mart in between people in their own neighborhoods and in their own families so the discourse that's going on here is really going to tear voters away from each other instead of within their parties coming together and finding ways to either reelect trump without some sort of visceral response from the left or defeat trump with some sort of unity on the other side and so what we have to see here is can the tone the tenor of this be diminished a bit so that it's not so much about hotheads but it is about the evidence of what may or may not have happened. senior lecturer at the university of lancaster thank you very much faithful it's thank you dozens of heads of state are gathering in jerusalem tomorrow to mock the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz death camp but they'll also be talking a bunch of resurgence of anti semitism jewish people and institutions have been attacked around the bugs including in new york city which is its frightening center of jewish life and but the

barrows contributor's an american lawyer takes a look at how india is looking to take on amazon and wal-mart in the empire state building the brand today with stories so let's dive right in. as markets worldwide got a lift from the announcement that a phase one trade deal between china and the u.s. will be signed on january 15th china.

pledges come after the competition commission of india said it was investor investigating amazon and wal-mart's flipkart for alleged anti-competitive practices. goldman sachs is up over one percent today on earnings at a beats analysts estimate for revenue but profits dropped due to a $1100000000.00 litigation charge quarterly profits rose 23 percent and excluding the legal expense front which stems from the settlement of the one m.t.v. scandal profit was at $7.64 per share the bank's global markets division posted a 33 percent increase in revenue mainly driven by bonds now in the private banking side revenue grew by 52 percent investment banking revenue however declined due to a drop in amman a activity at the end of the year in summer a net income was down by 24 percent to $1920000000.00 partially due to the legal expense and partially due to the 42 percent surge in operating expenses the bank is now in advance discussions with the d.o.j. to pay about 2 $1000000000.00 to resolve the investigation into one m d b later on this month goldman will hold its 1st ever investor day where c.e.o. david

you know being in a small town you have a lot of eyes on you you know you go to the local wal-mart or the local grocery store the flea market and people talk about things and so it's a very small fishbowl kind of community. but i think here i knew what i need to do and whether that got me in trouble with the principal or my parents didn't really care for all that well for other kids out there like you you know growing up in a small community or at least a close minded community you know what advice would you give them in terms of. you know whether it's coming out or just you know how to make you know how to make their to really better understand what they're going through my how wonderful they are well i think what we talk about. you know people in kind of more vulnerable situations and like smaller communities i think sometimes we forget about safety a lot of the narrative is come out and you know because you'll be more honest in things like that thing that's a terrible framing i think people should mind their safety in a space where you're you're you might be physically or emotional

space than whatever that is if you're looking to save the taxpayers money this is only $3.00 in wal-mart's infant section. who cares that i can mark i'm still mind blowing me off a dumb spice force. that's out of this world most of the coordinates let's trade. still to come the voice of controversial in the in the american character up on hit t.v. show the same sense hangs up his microphone after 30 years we ask why after the sharp right. politicians to. put themselves on the line they get acceptable. rejected. so when you want to be president bush or. more somehow want to be rich. but you'd like to be cross with the wife of a for 3 of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my god. there should. be one else so small seemed wrong when old roles just don't call. me the old game yet to say proud disdain comes to educate and in games from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground the. thank you welcome back with britain finally said to quit the e.u. prime minister boris johnson's hunt for new trade partners has turned t

on the 3rd of august 22 people were killed and 24 others injured in a mass shooting at a wal-mart in el paso texas again the attacker released a manifesto revealing how he was inspired by the christ church mosque shootings. days later another one this time on a mosque in norway one person was injured the attacker also attempted to live stream the crime on facebook in a sinister twist the attacker not only praised to the christchurch killer as a saint but also depicted his fellow copycat attackers as heroes amidst the space of copycat attacks and i asked inspired attack in sri lanka. martin luther king jr said i hate begets hate instead of diminishing evil it multiplies it and this may be this sobering reflection of 2090 the word terrorism actually still has no universal definition that every country can agree on and so you can't stop global spurge if you can't define that in unity so we have to start defining what each of these problems are with each of the head is even in the marrow. some of the shootings that have happened the media has been totally silent about like el paso and up