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but wal-mart was weak in apparel but that's wal-mart strong target weak in electronics wlormt strong. i don't know if you kaunto count that as a category because there was so much focused on the go forward story we moved past it a bit to the previous point about the expense of online growth, wal-mart did say they expect the online losses to either be flat to this year or slightly lower and so i think that was something that was sort of a bit of a relief to a number of shareholders even if they're what changing the digital strategy and how they go about it because they went through the period of acquisitions they are not doing that so much right now. >> that was a genius acquisition of jet you talked with mark lorie. >> right. >> and my wife worked in retail and consumer products and still does 20 some yeerps. >> brick and mortar retailing from management and e-commerce but the management is totally different. they are learning and they bought that knowledge. >> they did. i think that is what investors have become comfortable with is the risks that wal-mart is taking they are smart ris

so wal-mart is well positioned in its lauren referenced really with, wal-mart this year will be able of u.s. consumers so even if consumer are afraiding to go to the store wal-mart is better positioned than anyone to deliver to that -- >> you're not worried about this myths on top and bottom line at all but -- share hold per since 1983. but byrd there are xeamples of sort of this retail i.c.e. age as you put it in the past pier one imports file to chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. you e see a real before bifurcad situation yet the high send doing okay. how do you assess? >> in trouble but everyone who gives a shop or looking for saving -- a bargain tends to win so if you look at anybody who is price impact off price, cost koa doing well wal-mart target, burlington, ross, t.j.maxx, lowe's willed by melvin and joe hitting 52 week highs, so you're right maria it is the best of times and worst of times like tale of two cities so 20th century roman empire of retail collapse aing. where the modern retailers, that give the best bargain for shoppers who look for price scoifer. those retailer

subscription service which the company introduced last year wal-mart is concerned that shoppers who defect to amazon don't come back. india's economy grew at a slightly quicker pace last quarter with g.d.p. expanding by 4.7 percent year on year now that was in line with market expectations the biggest increases were in public administration and defense analysts warn the growth in the current quarter is likely to be muted by the coronavirus. well the world's largest car maker volkswagen has struck a compensation deal with german consumer groups in the long running scandal over diesel emissions ox wagon will pay a total of $830000000.00 euros in damages the some 260000 drivers that offer amounts about 15 percent of the original purchase price of their vehicles. outfitted the cars with software that manipulated emissions readings and 2016 agreed to a $10000000000.00 settlement with $500000.00 drivers in the u.s. . let's go over to africa now where fishing in uganda is becoming less profitable for many communities which depend on the sector to support their families diversifying the cof

were you expecting to hear from wal-mart in term of consumer spending?i think consumer spending here is strong let's face it jobs are strong. and if you'ring looking at the economy consumer confidence it is up. those are the things that propel things and these are the mid to lower income consumers that are at wal-mart demand there has been strong for last few years. we continue now to -- to still move many that same pace. poncht would you make an argument that wal-mart is almost a victim of its own success as it newscast in itself and supply chain and in competing with amazon that that kind of cut into its bottom line. >> it does, and amazon is a tough competitor so right now one of the things that you're going to listen to on conference call is seeing how much they are investing where major aens are going web and they can compete against wal-mart better than anybody. they have things such along food side as curb side delivery amazon is not able to propel at this time and more and more invest soment good for u.s. consumer and economy. >> pier one filing

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stuart: okay, is wal-mart reacting to the virus scare?it's definitely reacting to virus scare. i tried to find research how much of wal-mart revenue comes from china and how much of their product that are sold elsewhere comes from china, i got some numbers 26 and 37% and i couldn't verify any of them, those are pretty high numbers, i think investors are right to look at what's happening in china, they have almost 500 stores there wal-mart does and last year committed to pass another 500 stores, they look at china as growth area, obviously that's the right move to make but right now i think what's going to happen in china is going to pull their stock down a little, i'm a little cautious here on wal-mart, i love the company long-term, but china is definitely going to have an impact. stuart: stock that i was going to buy but never did, we are talking uber, they, in fact, i was thinking about buying at 31.32. >> you would have made a lot of money. stuart: but i didn't, i let it go. closing offices, at least one office in california. >> los an

the new service is called wal- mart plus, it will expand on wal-mart's existing grocery delivery subscriptionre expected to launch the new program some time next month. it's expected to do well. amazon prime has done very well. you do not find wal-mart in a lot of big cities. >>> thank you. back to sal >>> we have light conditions, it's obvious that on friday's paim talk the day off or time off from the office. we are still slow on 580 approaching from the zoo to lake shore. 13 is slow so is interstate 880 driving to oakland. there is something to do, give yourself some time if that's your commute. here's steve. >>> thank you, sir. we have a pretty good cool down on the way for the weekend. it's making a push into seattle. it's going to give some snow to the sierras and cool us down but the clouds we have now are coming from the south and west. mostly sunny, a lot of high clouds. we are already in the some. the system as it moves south will ra then a cool down starts tomorrow and stays warm. the wind cranks up sunday. there will be snow in the mountains of the the rain is focused on monterey

wal-mart, well, they expect slowing online sales growth after lukewarm holiday season but wal-mart lastwas on the upside, we will deal with that in a moment, how about the trillion dollar club on your screen right now, apple, amazon, alphabet down, microsoft up 30 cents, 185, back to apple, with you, mike, is it a buy 316? >> it's 1 and a half or 3% down on this guidance lower for the quarter, let the dust settle, no one out there can tell you exactly what the fallout will be from the coronavirus, so if you don't own apple yet you don't have to jump in and buy apple now, if you do own a stock this isn't a reason to sell it. stuart: susan has a smile on her face. >> but this is the second year in a row that we heard from apple warning on sales targets because of problems stemming from china, last time they did this the stock went up 100% since their last warning, would it do it this time around, that's going to be hard since we are looking at some pretty strong gains already, but apple, they are saying this is only temporary and i think a lot of people do believe them because once the fa

the company says it expects les to fall another 4% in the current fiscal year wal-mart ha confired it's developing a competitor to amazon's prime membership program, a skeswoman said it will be called wal-mart plus. >>the progra would have codn't offer the initiative comes as wamart is locked in something of an arms race with faster to customers homes. amazon's prime program costs a $119 a year. remove from the new england patriots mark and jason will set you up for bay area sports night but talking about where the raiders stand in day 6 time super bowl champ is possible destinations. that's coming out. >>and after day of >>speculation about tom brady. >>las vegas is a lot closer to home in the y area and >>rumors are rumors are rumors there you goit's all taken over our talk a bay area sports night 7 o'clock on the kr on app know jason we are approachinthat time of year where nfl free agey is upon us but as we get to that point the rumors e building up in today reports surface that tom brady is open to free agency mean that his time in new england maybe off do you really see hileaving

the wal-mart in pleasanton where a manager told us. >> we don't do recycling. >> reporter: but you do. >> no, we don't do it. >> reporter: another wal-mart across the bay in mountain view had the same response. >> recycle here? no. >> reporter: at this 7-eleven in santa clara, the clerk just ignored us. even though the sign on his front door clearly says his store is required to redeem all crv. at another 7-eleven in pleasant hill, the clerk was more apologetic. >> i have no idea how to do that. >> reporter: he pointed us across the street to this safeway store where we had no better luck. >> we don't recycle here. >> reporter: a cvs pharmacy in san bruno did redeem because last year they got a fine for not doing it. but the biggest surprise at all was at a walgreens in sunnyvale where the store manager took the bottles, then threw us a zinger. what do you do with them? >> it goes in the dumpster. >> reporter: are you serious? >> i don't have a way of returning them to anybody. >> reporter: 9 out of 20 retailers refused to recycle the bottles and cans even though the state requires th

this is from an actual patent application from wal-mart for data, via sensors on a wal-mart shopping cart handle sensors would give heart rate, temperature, force against the handle, cart speed in your wal-mart shopping cart. weisenberg anks to for alerting me to this. intersects how this we know we have sensors that are us.rding everybody has their fit bits on, their apple phones. how these sensors are interacting with all of our aps and that we're downloading we have numerous companies, private companies, buying, selling, aggregating data and it's intimate data. i'm not just talking about who is in this room right now, which being aggregated, but really, can be used to manipulate our choices. clouding mistrust. foreign actors. part of that is ourselves and part of that is all the content allows us to be so easily manipulated. just a screen shot here of facebook. on facebook makes it easy to find the right people, capture their attention and get results. do that on any budget. how does that happen? is it effective? because it's use and sale of for microtargeting ads. e understand mi

j&j pepsi wal-mart these are the stocks that tend to move more slowly than the market does.ndous beta. things are looking in the correct direction. there's not a lot of decay in the options. i think this is a trade we stay with. >> carter. >> for sure. it's dull not like a biotech but sometimes dull is good closing god today. stay long be long. >> xp investments. bon win said lyft could follow ub higher. >> on the back of uber earnings it seems the bulls have come out to play in a major way look at option volume calls versus puts, the last week two to one post uber earnings, 3 to 1 we expect a move to the upside in real volume specifically what i like doing, a trade out to february. buying 50-55 call spread costing you about $1.60. >> lyft pete street estimates but the stock down about 9% since the trade after the company forecasted slower growth this year. bon win was not available to join us on set but sent as you post card with a helpful explanation of what td when the trade goes belly up. he writes, quote, i'm in lyft on my way to the airport. on monday i suggested you c

into the mid april time line then we will see some more effect spread such as tyson foods such as wal-mart and we will see start seeing shortages and impacts in those stores and we will start seeing empty shelves over in wal-mart as a lot of their production relies heavily in china and what's more so disturbing is the fact that a lot of medical devices and medical equipment are actually manufactured in china a lot of parts are supplied from china so when it gets to april and may timeframe and we still don't see an improvement that's when it gets very concerning for us market i mean i think you're great point about the bad news is good news kind of scenario markets reacting to the markets which as you want to talk about all the time right or so propped up that is the manufacturing issue right because a lot of these companies and you fracturing plants in china had hoping to have hoped excuse me to reopen and start working again either this week or next. and there was a lot of kind of hope that that was going to happen when you suddenly have the surge in a single day over 15000 cases are we l

at the southern border despite your your advice and you'll your protestations when you have the wal-mart shooter and the mosque shooter in christchurch the synagogue shooter in pittsburgh all referring to foreign invaders you can understand why so many people think this president is inciting violence and harming minorities you can understand that surely when you look at the common language no i certainly cannot this president as a matter of fact that we saw certainly his state of the union which was very much really an appeal to minority americans and i actually put an article about this it was the state of the union for minorities in terms of both the topics selected and the gas who were present for that magnificent state of the union speech it was really all about number one the accomplishments thus far that directly benefit minority americans and then number 2 the road ahead and how at how minorities in this country black and brown people who he deeply loves and cares about are starting finally to fully participate in the economic appreciate that you're going to do with my go research

into the mid april time line then we will see some more effect spread such as tyson foods such as wal-mart and we will see start seeing shortages and impacts in those stores and we will start seeing empty shelves over in wal-mart as a lot of their production relies heavily in china and what's more so disturbing is the fact that a lot of medical devices and medical equipment are actually manufactured in china a lot of parts are supplied from china so when it gets to april and may timeframe and we still don't see an improvement that's when it gets very concerning for us market i mean i think you are a great point about the bad news is good news kind of scenario markets reacting to that but the markets which as you want to talk about all the time right are so propped up that is the manufacturing issue right because a lot of these companies and you're fracturing plants and trying to have hope and to have hope to reopen and start working again either this week or next week and. there was a lot of kind of hope that that was going to happen when you suddenly have the surge in a single day over 15

states actually wal-mart saw a discount retail chain is the biggest employer but overall the job picture is still looks pretty solid even if the weather played a major role why we exceeded expectations so much in the month of january be so far have a very mild and dry winter and that was very helpful for the construction and also the leisure industries so those could be temporary factors but never the less the job numbers and deposit couple of years have been pretty. strong and started there on wall street for us and another sign a weakening global growth the german industrial production dropped sharply in december and exports barely edged higher it was a forgettable year for manufacturing in europe's largest economy production of cars and machinery drives the german economy and output at industrial firms fell 3 and a half percent experts were slightly higher but well down on the previous here flagging global trade rags that and weaker economic growth are hitting hard. german chancellor chancellor angela merkel isn't on goal though where she's been holding talks with her counterpart joe

states actually wal-mart saw a discount retail chain is the biggest employer but overall the job picture still looks pretty solid even if the weather played a major role why we exceeded expectations so much in the month of january be so far have a very mild and dry winter and that was very helpful for the construction and also the leisure industry so those could be temporary factors but nevertheless the job numbers in the past couple of years have been pretty. strong. not like those job numbers it's been quite a boy and trading week even if momentum did stall somewhat today friday what can we expect for the upcoming week. yeah we saw a big bit of a drop here in the friday's session but still for the week blue chips are up by the most in 8 months all week long we got some pretty decent economic figures from the job market on friday or from the manufacturing industry earlier this week but we got those numbers before we really saw the impact of the outbreak of the coronavirus so that is the big question now if we will feel the effects of the coronavirus also for the u.s. economy in the week

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wal-mart stocks were trading higher.that holiday sales were a little slow and there was weak demand for things like toys, apparel and video games. also wal-mart added to its grocery sales. a lot of people find that very popular. the company said it was the best sales it had seen in 10 years. raised its cash dividend 4 cents for the next fiscal year. the problem could be on the horizon. the outlook is a little weak. they said e-commerce growth of 35% was strong but that could deteriorate a little bit. something we have to watch along with coronavirus, guys. >> sandra: on the floor of the new york stock exchange. bells ringing throughout the morning. thank you. charles payne. >> ed: host of making money. >> the wal-mart number missed on the top line. how interesting it is. imagine if a company said we did -- they missed by a small fraction. they had their own issues with respect to retail in general. there were six fewer shopping days. they knew it would be sluggish compared to last year. you want more people coming in doi

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charges. 2 police officers in eastern arkansas were shot and injured this morning that happened at a wal-mart store in forrest city, arkansas. >>the gunman who was killed by police authorities say a man at the store had been threatening to blow up the building and police say he opened fire when they arrived one ofcer was taken to a local hospital the other was airlifted to memphis local and state police are investigating it. we continue to celebrate black history moh put the otlight on black leaders to help protect our national parks plus hollywd's biggest night all wrapped up no >>well the movie stars gathered last night at the dolby theater in los angeles to celebrate the biggest night in hollywood the osr now she is in hollywood with a look at the highlights the reactions. cent of course the fashion. >>in many ways in this year's academy awards were unpredictable and his story parasite taking on the big award of the night and it was the first time that a south korean film won an oscar in fact they won multiple including best picture and best international feature film it was a memorable ni

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all those furniture manufacturing jobs are sent to china and the people in north carolina go to wal-mart now to buy the cheap slave made chinese knock off for 90 percent less so yeah it's cheaper but of course they lost their job as a result. and it's not just slaves made it maybe used to be but there's a huge emerging middle class in china their incomes are going up and up and up and again look back at our interviews with dan collins he's saying that the middle class there is earning just as much as the middle class here in the united states they're traveling all around the world as we see with the coronavirus spread it they're like the hugest spenders for example in france which relies so much on tourists they're the number one spenders are the chinese number 2 russians number 3 americans who spend the most when they go there so there's a they're not all just you know this notion that oh they're just low value drudgery workers and their slaves in there and all this stuff they're actually high value added they're creating these jobs tesla where are they building their huge gigafactory s

are cheering they feel good about themselves they think using a canvas bag i did not i said no at wal-mart no it's that plastic bag and i'm doing my bit for the economy shell is building a $6000000000.00 petrochemical plant in pennsylvania that will produce $1600000.00 tonnes of plastic annually when it opens so if if they believed that you were going to reduce plastic why would shell and their shareholders want to invest $6000000000.00 into a petrochemical plastics manufacturing plant and pennsylvania why would these headlines exist 31 new. or expanded petro chemical plants approved in hurricane zone along texas and louisiana gulf coast this is from 2018 the fact is you can you can feel good about yourself or you can look at what wall street is doing and where they're putting money because what wall street does wall street get what they want they get and this is the fact is no matter what you think you're doing no matter how you held these like this is a systemic issue it's not an individual issue it's the systemic issue of how our economies are structured that this is going to happen the