nike is a best grass roots marketing company out there. better than the small guys nike understands and they are getting better at bringing out new product with strong messages more frequently than anybody else >> you talk about industry wide headwinds would they be more of a challenge or do you think -- is nike maximizing market share and customer engagement? >> i think if under armour wasn't toast he would have -- it works in nike's favor. it is a big strong shoe brand from the incrimental it's not that i don't think nike is the best in the business but i think the things people are starting to buy where they are more excited about small brands we haven't heard of and less caring about celebrity endorsers that's not a good thing if you're a company like nike it's better if you're the smaller brands and the small piece makes a big difference to your growth rate >> this was the -- >> i guess >> it was actually kind of last quarter. >> the fact is all of these splaul retailers and moderate rae tailers and suburban retailers are all saying t

. >> the nike crush. a big earning beat helped by strong online sales and the tariff threats are raising the outlook. >> stocks are on the week for the nine months. a government shut down is looming tonight at midnight unless the president and lawmakers can come up with an agreement, the sticking point is funding for a border wall. got the house vote, looks to not pass in the senate, although the president is leaning on mcconnell to end the filibuster to allow to pass with 50 votes shut down are noise and if it is shut down, it is not likely to last very long, although the president said differently >> yesterday w e talked to his economic adviser, and i asked him what kind of economic impact does it have listen to what he said >> they're estimate that can have a negative impact on the job numbers in the short term. think of all the turmoil that we had, looking back, we tend to over react economically is something that does not have a big, long effect if we had a long government shut down, it may show up i

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and the biggest gains were in china where nike posted a 26% growth on the conference call nike executives say they remain bullish about growth in china, despite the headwinds there. we should, do we have some sound to play? i think we do. >> well, there's been uncertainty of late regarding u.s./china relations we have not seen any impact on our business nike continues to win with the consumer in china. for over three decades, nike has been a brand of china for china. >> let's take a look at those shares this morning. you see nike shares this morning up by about 8% 72.92. >> it was in bear market territory prior to this. see down 21% or something. >> not unique. >> no, no. a long list. >>> also new this morning, former nissan chairman carlos ghosn rearrested prosecutors say the move was based on suspicions that ghosn shifted more than $16 million in personal investment losses to nissan back in 2008. he also allegedly ordered the company to deposit millions of dollars into a related bank account on four separate occasions. ghosn was ousted from nissan last month and in jail ever since on al

nike did well in north america and china. while id does may well rise this mightg -- while adidas well rise this morning, north america might not read well. nike has stagnated in the last couple of years so the gains might be capped a little bit for adidas. matt: what is the story with nordea and activist investors? afterm looking at nordea cevian capital, one of the largest investors in europe, had built a stake in the nordic bank. forward toooking working with management to unlock potential without unnecessary time delay. it is called higher at the open. sam, maria,ian, thank you for joining us. viewers and clients can get the latest stock stories. type first go on your bloomberg terminal or get it via the bloomberg mobile app. coming up, the market open with futures showing a mixed picture. this is bloomberg. ♪ place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods.

john layfield, nike, stock is going up. i was expecting to hear about tariffs, the uncertainty of the trade war with china hurting their margins, apparently not. >> it goes through economic numbers, full implement, gas prices at a low, christmas seasons are so good, nike is so good, this commercial that came out, colin kaepernick is a polarizing figure but you throw in berkeley, serena williams, lebron james, this commercial was a massive home run for nike. they hit the ball out of the park, they have great product america wants to buy. ashley: was it a good idea or that idea? apparently it was just fine. do these results show the sprint of the consumer? john just mentioned lower gas prices, more money in our pockets. >> consumer spending is doing quite well outside of housing and outside of motor vehicles. we find wherever interest rates enter the equation as to whether or not the consumer purchases an item, the consumer has shown some hesitancy. we had home sales that peaked in the final 1:45,017 with the 10 year treasury

. >> layers of that story incredible, all right nike. how they do last quarter. >> that this controversy involuntarying the colin kaepernick ad didn't seem to hurt this last quarter sales rose 10%. five billion dollars during quarter shares of nike sharply higher trading in premarket. >> a lot of kids probably sided with kaepernick. >> tried to down play his role. >> right. >> in the ad. >> you might be buying nike but we're buying at -- the cheaper stores dollar general those stores doing well. >> more people are shopping, at dollar stores not because they need to, but because they want to, according to a recent survey by npd group 3 % earn more than 100,000 dollars a year traffic including dollar general, dollar tree family there are a increased 3% last year compared with 2% increase interior before modern 40% he shoppers planning to shop at dollar stores during holidays have name brands cheaper prices. >> what does it sigh about consumer woreisome. >> stay tuned. >> that is the next segment. >> a really tough week nasdaq down 40 point

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tell us what they reported. >> all right, so we got nike numbers in. sweet report here from nike. eps of 52 cents a share, versus estimate of 46, a complete blowout. also on revenue, we had revenue of 9.4 billion. the estimate was 9.17. so big number there. they are doing well in after-hours trading. keep in mind they were down with the rest of the market which as you know is not doing well. this stock has been down 19% in the fourth quarter but they are still doing better than the s&p overall for the year. they're up 10%. we're continuing to comb the results to see if they have anything to say about china trade or even the colin kaepernick advertising campaign but a blowout for nike. guys, back to you. connell: 8% now as you're speaking on the stock. >> ridiculous. connell: gerri willis. melissa: possible government shutdown could be coming right before christmas. we have the latest on the spending battle coming up. to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commi

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it's gold and black and the nike swish though is blue. the new warriors jersey goes on sale next wednesday. the alwa come oit cool degns that make you want to spend your money. that'sist mass. if you ever wondered what the wedding of two billionaire families looked like. we'll show you now. today ish a&m a&m a&m a&m a&m am knot in mumbai. this includes a private performance by beyonce and hillary clinton what is attending. the bride's father is the richest man in india, worth $43 billion. the groom's father is only worth $10 billion. >> slacker. >> sarcastic. guests including hillary clinton and former secretary of state john kerry. wedding and festivities cost a whopping $100 million. looks like amal clooney was in attendance as well. >> really? >> yeah. >> wouldn't it be nips ccccce beyoe your wedding. >> yes. >> and i think you can get your own personalized forecast from mike for free. >> temperatures hitting the low 60s this afternoon. it will be even milder tomorrow with low to mid-60s. into the clouds and will keep us down friday as

story when calling caper nick was taken the name and then you saw a spike in sales of his jersey yes nike hooked on to a political hot issue but it was also one that a lot of people got behind you know here you have dick's getting behind a lot of folks saying hey we need to do more to control guns in this country they took a stand on the park on shooting kids made some policy changes and thus you see it also makes business sense because sales were slow in firearms anyway molly thank you so much really insightful appreciate you spending time with us molly barrows contributor america thanks molly they start. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us we sure appreciate you can catch boom bust on you tube dot com slash boom bust archie so long for now great weekend. i'm one of them but i think. one is we're buddies. i don't want that or i can just i mean yes i knew she couldn't do that with me and i had to yeah. it's kinda any kind of became a bad thing when i made a move of the one that you know enough to fulfill that i think. we should start. to discuss where we can put chancello

something remark able happened, nike's profits went up. in the huge stock market rush of a week ago they were the only top corporation that gained leverage during that week. oddly enough after that happened that's when president trump stopped talking about the nfl players. it was an interesting -- i don't know how much of a causal relationship there is in that regard. once nike used its resilience, the use of kaepernick and nfl players dried up as well. >> he has a lawsuit coming up against the nfl that he was essentially colluded against to be kept out of the nfl. there's a lot of questionable quarterbacks out there. give us an update on the status of that on the legal front. >> on the legal front it's moving forward at a steady pace. one of the stories of 2019 will be how it all shakes out. you're right. every time a quarterback of shall we say questionable merit gets signed by an nfl team it just becomes exhibit triple z in the ongoing case where colin kaepernick is saying hey in my last season i threw for 16 touchdowns and four interce

i want to mention nike. nike released their earnings. they saw sales go up 10% for the quarter. they talked about a lot of strength in north america and more strength in china. the fact that trade has not hit them. we're seeing their stock up 7% at $72.42. we got to bring it back to oil. that is on a lot of investor's minds. the fact that it's trending below $50 u.s. a barrel. so the simply glut is bringing down the price for oil. a good time for shoppers. the last i checked for aaa, the last price is $2.35 a gallon. another big mover and because this is something i talked to with my parents, gold. we've seen it climb steadily and often seen as a safe haven. a little lower today. nonetheless, gold. you can see, nasdaq techs taking us down. >> neil: thanks. a couple developments. we're learning that investors in the most recent week have pulled $35 billion from equity funds, largely this thing feeds on itself. it's not rationale. many will argue the bulls that are still out there that it's not right. it is what it is. i pass it along. other comments coming from peter navarro, the

in a bradford car park, replica nike trainers. got these new in today. from a living room in hull, a catalogue of fake, phony designer gear. silver, didn't you? yeah, please. how much are they again? 25. in stoke, imitation beats headphones. the thing that lets them down is tagging. they've only got the one tag. generally they've got two. in bristol, fake north face hoodies and jackets. they're replica ones, but they're all right, are they? in northampton, another digital del boy selling replica perfumes and cosmetics. the sale of counterfeit products is linked to serious and organised crime — terrorism, people trafficking, arms sales. this is obviously a significant problem, that people perhaps don't realise they're funding that level of criminal activity. britain is awash with counterfeit designer goods. everywhere we went, we were able to source fake or replica products. this stuff is being peddled from towns and cities across the uk. manchester city council says it's doing more work than ever to tackle the problem, but with cuts to funding across t

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nike had an upbeat earnings report we're keeping an eye on. talking about whether it does have significance and a couple other stocks to watch. all about per go getting downgraded and facing a $2 billion bill of back taxes in ireland. and snap is below $5 today >> thank you very much let's get straight to the news elon on capitol hill tracking the minute by minute scramble to avoid a shutdown and steve on his big interviews. and at the white house with the latest on developments there let's begin with elon on capitol hill >> thank you senate republicans are in the middle of a procedural vote to move forward to attach that $5 billion in spending to the short term spending bill top republicans have been at the white house this morning they met with president trump. the majority leader mitch mcconnell came back to that meeting, he took to the senate floor and he says he has full support for the house measure. >> i support the additional border security and disaster aid and i'm proud to vote for the bill >> to pass this bill, republicans will need

nike performing very well. irish authorities hit a generic drug maker with an investment of $1.8 billion. the fix is elevated today but is down in the session but still above 27. it is going to be one of those days. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: from your, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: and london, i'm guy johnson. this is "the european close." back to euro, we are still with daniel lacalle. i asked you on the brake what europe will look like in 2019 and you do not have a positive answer. : 2018 was supposed to be the perfect year. you have growth coming from the stimulus, improvement in core capital and margins from banks, emerging markets, commodities, everything helping the european trade. look at what has happened. 2019 doesn't look very good. continued expectations of growth , which looks impossible. i was trying to figure out how you get to double-digit earnings growth. capjust that, but mostly conglomerates acquired at high multiples abroad. the negative effects of commodity slowdown, currency risk, etc. see wh

. >> winter things, anything you want and nike, 25% off. it is a great time to get those nike sneakers. jillian: what are we buying a target? >> clearance of 50% off. and if you want to go online or into the store, i find most people after christmas want to go into the store which is funny because black friday, if you are shopping online, after christmas like you didn't get things you didn't fit into. more people going to the store and that means more sailors or retailers, it is a big time because they have a lot of inventory, 70% off at some of these places. jillian: a lot of people going into stores because it doesn't turn. >> they want to make sure they fit into some of the items that are there. you never know. jillian: you didn't get something, you didn't get it, you didn't buy it, you didn't get it and you look for things you want for yourself, lots of gifting, we have three more once -- months of winter. >> if you want to get fancy you can go to nordstrom. >> if you can find your size you can get 55% off, you have to have your size, 5

he's been a great friend and i have no association with nike i don't wear the product ever. but phil has maintained -- he's continued to be a great friend i see him every year we have lunch when i see him we don't necessarily talk about this i mean, i think he has his views on it. and at that point, it didn't really matter what -- phil was the founder of nike and really the spirit behind it but mark parker, the ceo and all the board says he's out, doesn't matter what phil thinks. >> and the conversation, however, took a decidedly different turn, when i mentioned one of his other backers, the famed silicon valley banker thom weisel >> i'm not here to throw him under the bus thom wasn't honest he wasn't honest with the press. he wasn't honestest with his deposition in the postal case. he's just not honest >> how many people do youput i that category? >> very view, very view. he's got the yellow jersey when had comes to this. >> old words from lance armstrong given his history. i reached out to thom last night. he said i have no comment. the courts have looked at this every way

in other business news, nike's quarterly earnings have surpassed estimates, boosted by strength in north america where a new launches lead to higher sales of full priced footwear and apparel online. its shares were up by as much as 7% in the news on wednesday. and let's show the markets in asia, because japan's in uk and australia are sharply lower, about 0.5%, and hong kong is also down as well. worries about a possible us government shut down as well as a slowing global economy are having an impact. also weak inflation data out of japan is having impact. also weak inflation data out ofjapan is having an impact on the nikkei, but also a higher yen after the us dollar weakened after the us rate hike, that is weighing on the japanese market as well. overnight on wall street, they all fell sharply as well, down 1.5% to 2%, following the rate hike from the fed, and the nasdaq is in better territory, having the —— bear territory, having the —— bear territory, having the —— bear territory, having their worst december in a while. in the dollar fell to a three month low against the

in a bradford car park, replica nike trainers. from a living room in hull, a catalogue of fake, phony designer gear. yeah, please. how much are they again? in stoke, imitation beats headphones. in bristol, fake north face hoodies and jackets. they're replica once but they all right, are they? in northampton, another digital del boy selling replica perfumes and cosmetics. the sale of counterfeit products is linked to serious and organised crime, terrorism, people trafficking, arms sales. this is a significant problem that people perhaps don't realise they are funding that level of criminal activity. britain is awash with counterfeit designer goods. everywhere we went, we were able to source fake or replica products. this stuff is being peddled from towns and cities across the uk. manchester city council says it's doing more work than ever to tackle the problem, but with cuts to funding across the uk, enforcement authorities are, it seems, struggling to cope with the flourishing counterfeit industry. the actor michael sheen, is help

shares of nike havejumped after its quarterly results beat wall street estimates — partly thanks to growing partnerships with online retailers. the us sportswear giant says revenues for the last quarter were up almost 10% to £95 billion— with online sales surging 41%. marlboro cigarette maker altria is buying a 35% stake in vaping companyjuul labs for almost $13 billion. the deal values san francisco—based juul at $38 billion — more than double its valuation when it raised money from investors injuly. altria says it‘s preparing "for a future where adult smokers overwhelmingly choose non—combustible products over is cigarettes". and now, what‘s trending in the business news this morning. on business insider, state—sponsored chinese hackers infiltrated ibm and hewlett packard enterprise, then stole their clients‘ secrets — according to sources speaking to reuters 0n cnbc — juul employees to split a $2 billion holiday bonus from altria. the investment by the marlboro cigarette firm means a big payout for staff at the vaping firm — the bonus averages out to $1.3 million p

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before i send it back to you, there's one little piece of good news, and that's with nike beats up 6.5% because it second-quarter earnings. the actual came in at $.52 across the board in terms of gross margin, north america, all beating asia-pacific and latin america. just missed revenue, but investors are void when it comes to nike, giving investors a run for their money. shery: thank you so much. breaking news, tiger global set to get a $1.6 billion from that deal. paltry a bought a 35% stake in jewel labs. this is the u.s. market shares leader in e-cigarettes. that values jewel at $38 billion. you'll shareholders will receive $150 per share in payout and we are hearing tiger global is said to have gotten $1.6 billion from this deal that took altria getting a 35% stake, paying more than $12 billion for juul labs, which is a market leader at e-cigarettes at a time the cigarette industry is really under threat. turning now to washington, james mattis will retire at the end of february, citing differences with president trump. he made the announcement in a tweet, saying during his two-ye

cat is up for nike and ford. let's get to seema mody. >> how important this trade discussions had been for investors. dow is up 415 points s&p and nasdaq also posting gains of 1 % or 2%. >> good stocks trading europe, asian stocks, all posting gains. and emerging markets with the dollar at 97 lower on the day, seeing a strong come back here and up about 2.5% strategists across the street are cautious off ramp for deescalation tensions the idea that china can change the economic model is hard to believe especially when it comes to ip theft. the 90-day truce we are seeing, caterpillar is getting an upgrade at bfa this morning. other name like boeing is caught in the cross hairs some big move there, take a look at agricultural commodity and ranging from soybeans the wheat. they're still down on the year in terms of stocks, induce rebound we are seeing. technology is a big factor in place here losing of 3% in the month of november, higher across the board and large skcap names trading with apple, microsoft and amazon

shirts and nike shoes which did not threaten americans commercial interests which of course. working on a lot of we should intelligence. to gain dollars in these fields so they're actually in the united states extremely anxious and what like. three hundred sixty degrees so that the the trade war must be seen in this context ok andrew really good to get your insight we'll leave it there for now that was underdone international and independent china specialists thank you. the two former executives for car maker ford's argentina wing have been found guilty of human rights violations during the country's period of dictatorship although it's not the first time the motor giant has been linked to a troubled past. well. that's good. if. the. course the international the company the saving programs continue to. cut. look. at those are saying. a few there on the cheap bus and then we went through all the countries from let's idea the right to scold us company he said if we give them everything slipped into. this country because this is what we don't understand how we are in such contra

no team has wanted him since he launched the protest of police treatment of minorities, but nike featured him in their new ad campaign. >> i think that's amazing. i love brands that will get behind what's right. >> it's not about the flag. it was one of the most respectful protests ever. >> i love that athletes are talking about reality. >> let's turn from sports to another favorite pastime now, watching television. it's true, for all of the laptops, tablets and phones out there, most households still have the tv on close to eight hours a day. and that meant some very big numbers for some new shows and for one old favorite in particular. ♪ it all started with the "the big bang theory" a decade ago and now sheldon, leonard, and penny are in their last season. >> also, no talk of rocky 4 because he fights a russian. i'm sorry about her. >> mrs. pearson, we are so sorry. >> plenty of amazing shows were in orbit this year. "this is us," ncis, blew bloods and more stood out on the major networks. but some of the biggest buzz for shows on other outlets, the remarkable atlan"atlanta". >> you t

national anthem and colin kaepernick remained out of football but did pick opnew sponsorship deal with nike. >> so don't ask if your dreams are craze ea, ask if you're crazy enough. >> lebron james was told to quote shut up and dribble by a fox news host. >> we will definitely not shut up and dribble. to so many kids who feel they don't have a way out. >> reporter: lebron announced he was taking his talents to ha hollywood to the lakers. >> i said if i ever had the means, became successful i want to be able to give back. >> reporter: lebron opening an elementary school for at-risk youth. serena williams made hur return to grand slam tennis. controversially controversi controversial unseated after her maternity leave. in her match turned into one of the most controversial in tennis history. >> you stole a point from me. you're a thief too. >> penalizing serena for receiving signals from heir coach, breaking her racket. it cost her a full game where she was argued she was being treated more harshly than male players. and the bravery of hundreds of women who confronted their sexual abuser, gym

it is dow winners looking at it oh beauing a big one 5 president 5% and nike major companies big winners among the dow stocks. look at amazon a lot of backlash. over half of its in new york city, come on in. julie samuels with tech nyc. julie welcome back. >> when you were on this show you were celebrating amazon for getting into new york city so it was a good deal. well i've got to tell you upstate new york is mad as hell about this because -- upstate new york is suffering and their tax money is going to subsidize the the amazon of this world what's your response? >> first of all i have to start by say i'm still really excited about this duel it is a political backlash that's true but i think this is still good. first listen my response is, when you actually look at the money we're talking about about, this subsidies incentive it is not as if there's checking account with 3 billion dollars. that would otherwise you know be given away. that money is incentive base it only happens it only goes to amazon if amazon actually builds the jobs here so you're still starting from a baseline of te

ted washington and first mike hanna on capitol hill just one thing i want to ask you about is when we nike to hear the first reaction perhaps from the from the white house what's the kind of timetable on this. well that's very difficult to predict it's likely to come in the form of a tweet given the way in which president trump does operate but certainly there have been very strong comments being made by the senators here and it is going to be incumbent on the president to respond in some way clearly his ambivalence since the murder of jamal khashoggi has been repeated it is now come under direct attack by some of the senators as one senator said it would be easy for the president to walk into the press room and simply state that the crown prince of saudi arabia was responsible for the murder of jamal khashoggi as has been pointed out the president has received the same intelligence briefing as those eight senators received today all eight of them emerged absolutely in agreement that there was complicity by the crown prince in jamal khashoggi is murder the question a number of senators are

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nike, calvin klein, other brands did very well. across the board, strong consumer demand. kevin: it has been amazing to watch. my two-year-old knows how to talk to alexa. in terms of the confidence to economic numbers, how strong of a holiday sales and purchases do we need to have a boost in the economy? >> as long as they are up, they will hit a record. that is what people want to see. interesting as we go through the individual results from the company's common expectations are not only that amazon did well but walmart, target, costco, all did well. you want to see it widespread and throughout to hold up, not only spending but jobs in the coming months. >> our managing editor for global business joining us on the stock of the hour. looking at where the markets are trading, amazon helping drive the numbers up, we are in the green right now. all up. 2% in the s&p and nasdaq, less for the dow. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ there's no place like home for the holidays ♪ ♪ 'cause no matter how far away you roam ♪ ♪ if you want to be happy in a million ways ♪ ♪ for the

nike had good earnings last week. let's talk about these markets for a moment. ultimately one of those signals investors have to look for is the day we closed up at the height of the session. >> exactly. if things go as they looked to be going so for her, that might happen today. people are ill digested might have been on christmas eve. that was a pretty big shock. i was doing what you're doing and it's a scary thing to follow that biggest christmas eve drop ever for the stock market. they're still digesting it but you've got to imagine the dow under 22,000 has an incredible bargain. charles: certainly in a traditional market metrics that people use with prices failed to price the book, those things are extraordinary. there are some values out there. oversold market can become more oversold. that's the issue here. lack of confidence. who's going to step in here? is that the market, the economy, the fed? >> there were three big things. is the number one i would put. china and the trade deal number three in government uncertainty about the shut down and all of the

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and then had stores like modell's is offering 25% off the nike this is a good time to buy enter items and coats. and macy's also has that. is it only today or is it going to be a week long sale. he you definitely had to check. between now and end of the weekend is when you want to get out and make sure and don't even wait. if there is something that is on sale and that 70% off they may only have a couple of your sizes. adobe analytics said that for every $6 you spend during the holiday season one dollar is getting go to the online sales. what does this mean for malls and brick and mortar stores. >> it will be busier time than online for retail stores after christmas because remember sometimes you didn't get something you wanted. or you the gift card. this is a better time for brick-and-mortar after christmas and then you've seen in the cyber sales and the black friday where people were doing a lot of online. these stores are going to be packed. >> is a consumer debt just climbing higher and aren't most americans using their credit cards to buy all of these goods? >> some people deal u

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