Do not finish higher. Facebook and google, alphabet really bracing for antitrust probes. You can see the shares down 1. 8 . Allon, netflix and alphabet lower. The overhang of big tech being regulated has weighed on this. Lets put this into the weekly. Something did happy, the faang the closing back. Back to 2015 and a high of 2018, the complex rising 170 . Incan see from 2018 stuck this range, the facebook social media rose, the regulation fears, now down 10 from the recent highs of big spreads for what the s p 500 is doing. These have got to get on board if the s p 500 will continue climbing. This chart is not so bullish or bearish. It is stuck sideways so it will be interesting to watch. That has notething been stuck sideways is the bond market. I want to bring it back to that space because when you have conversations about the slides we have seen in yields, many bring up supply and demand dynamics. The idea that there are so many negative yielding bonds overseas that if investors ar
International news outlet since taking office. Jason and its showtime, the brewing battle for dominance in the video industry. Why 2020 will be the hunger games of the media industry. We begin with joel weber. How do you put an issue like this together . Joel our goal was to program conversations at backyard barbecues. A little bit of everything for everyone. Streaming will be a conversation that unfolds over the next year. Media and Tech Companies will go to the mattresses and spend billions warring with each other. Taylor another big story, walk me through that. Joel victorias secret, a huge business rising for years, and now it is starting to fall. The Jeffrey Epstein scandal continues to unfold, so we step back and say epstein aside, this business is about to go through a lot of changes. Jason Lance Armstrong is back. Joel this inspired me for the Tour De France season. Lance is not a name we hear much anymore, he was brought down by another scandal. Is there a chance at redemption
In his first interview with an International News outlet since taking office. Jason it is showtime the , brewing battle for dominance in the video industry. And why 2020 will be the hunger games of the media industry. We begin with editor joel weber. How do you put an issue like this together . Joel our goal was to program conversations at backyard summer barbecues. A little bit of everything for everyone in this streaming will one. Be a conversation that unfolds over the next year. Media and Tech Companies will go to the mattresses and spend billions warring with each other. Taylor another big story i like rands. L about l b joel victorias secret, a huge business rising for years, and now it is starting to fall. The Jeffrey Epstein scandal continues to unfold, so we step ped back and said, epstein aside, this business is about to go through a lot of changes it is not ready for. Jason Lance Armstrong is back. Joel this inspired me for the Tour De France season. Lance is a name you dont
Biggest tech companies. Soared to a record high, with tmobile, netflix all adding fuel to the rally. Alphabet posting its oneday percentage gains since july for death july 2015. Joining us to discuss, senior markets editor mike regan. Facebook, twitter, all reporting results. Where do we see the biggest result biggest move . It was a major week for companies. Very tech centric. Theabet is the star of show, rising 10 . All seem to be firing on cylinders. Announcing that major 25 billion share buyback, that is taking the edge of edge off of the concern of the probe of alphabet. Also twitter doing well, showing an 18 gain for sales. Amazon was an interesting story. They had a big earnings miss, but it was in an amazon typical way. Developed a more robust oneday delivery operation, and thats the type of thing amazon investors in the past sort of embraced, even though it caused a hit in the shortterm. I think the Semiconductor Stocks are a major story this week. Instruments, semiconductors
Boris johnson is now then you british Prime Minister. He vowed that the u. K. Will leave the e. U. On october 31. Well tell you why his job is harder than he may think. Carol plus, our conversation with the hilton ceo, chris nassetta, on how the trade spats are affecting his company. Jason but we begin with Bloomberg Businessweek editor joel weber. Joel, lets start with the International Cover. Its a look about the bond market, debt, whats going on . Joel cheap money has been around for a decade now, and it is having a profound effect in the Global Economy. We look at the ecb this week and negative rates. Negative rates has been an untested policy tool that japan was using. And now its starting to spread. It was going to go away, and now its back almost, and its just a profound idea that a bondholder would invest in something that, if you hold that for duration, youre going to lose money. It just goes against the principles of, like, investing, right . This is investing 101. Carol who