Community pushed back. Call this a red carpet alert the first one in months as movie theaters continue to reopen. And later, more than 800 return on a 400,000 investment it has nothing to do with the stock marketment all of that ahead on this monday, august 24th and this is Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc. We are ready to play. Brian sullivan good to see you on this very busy monday morning. Thanks for joining us. Theyre setting up their day and their week and they are setting it up strong or on that big graphic right in front of your face stock futures are solidly higher dow futures up 215 points right now. Overall you know the headlines they say stocks keep going up. Thats only half true. Big cap tech keeps going up. The only sector to close those stocks as we well know by now are so big look no further than apple apple ending last week up 8 taking it along for the ride but the majority of the market is actually going down last week but when you got the biggest of the big going
Francine lacqua here in london. U. S. Treasuries are closed for the day. A lot of markets will be thin. Stoxx 600 gaining 0. 1 . The other big Market Movement this was happening is what is happening to the pound. We will speak to the pollster that put this yougov hole putting the majorities ahead. It always a good idea to look at yen. Gives us a good litmus test for risk out there. Coming up on bloomberg, we speak to the football legend Rio Ferdinand 30 minutes from now. Well ask him about what business can learn from sports and why he is working with the u. K. Property market. The Hong Kong Hong kong has found themselves at the center of tensions after President Trump signed a bill supporting city protesters. Requires special review of the trade status as well as sanctions against officials deemed responsible for human rights abuses. It threatens to copper gate trade talks at the two sides get close to a deal. Lets get the latest from jodi schneider. First of all, trumps action is exp
The Airline Industry likes to see crowded airports and this year is no different. Almost 4 Million People are expected to take flight this weekend, the most in a decade. It could be a welcome sign as Airlines Face higher fuel costs. Phil lebeau is at ch reporter the long lines say it all. The thanksgiving travel rush is on. We were wondering how crowded it was going to be. When we got here, it was crazy already. Its not as bad as i expected, its a little better. Im surprised its not worse than it is. Reporter overall, the number of people flying at some point this long thanksgiving weekend is up 5 . They may not like the packed plane but they are paying less for their seat. Airfares remain near their lowest level in years, good news for passengers. For airlines, the pressure on prices has made it tougher to booth revenues. Meanwhile, jet fuel prices have been rising, which is cutting into airline profits. Since july, we have been seeing a pretty strong surge up ov 30 . So right now, it
Afternoon, the outgoing chair now of the Democratic National committee will not gavel in the convention, which is expected to begin an hour from now. This amid the fallout from wikileaks release of thousands of Democratic National committee emails showing officials favoring Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders. Prosanders protesters are already out in full force in philadelphia. Well take you there live for the latest developments. Meantime, weve had strategists come on this program and say that the tech sector looks inexpensive right now. But looks can be deceiving. And were going to tell you which single stock is making the entire sector look cheap. Well give you three guesses. Youll probably get it on the second one. Weve also got earnings coming up, from gilead, Las Vegas Sands, express scripts, and Texas Instruments. Well tell you what to expect from those reports after the bell. Yeah, we have just an absolute deluge of earnings coming out this week. Its going to be a very, very bu
Heres a look at whats making news as we head into a new week on the money. The selfkraetd created crisis is solved for now. There was a deal passed to extend the debt ceiling so the government can pay the bills it has already incurred, but only until february 7th. The government will stay funded until january 15th, which means the federal Government Shutdown is over, and the spending cuts of the sequester stay in place. The markets like the deal, and by thursday the s p 500 closed at an alltime high. Stocks continued to climb on friday. A busy earnings week. Dow components and General Electric beat analyst expectations, though revenue fell short. Among technology companies, yahoo, google, intel, and ibm all beat analyst estimates, although ibms revenue citi fell short of estimates, bank of america, and goldman both beat estimates, though goldman was short on revenue as well. Washington managed to step back from the near crisis it created, but we may have to do the same thing all over a