Kristina. Reporter we had quite a day today with markets looking for direction but you saw all three major u. S. Averages closing in the green like jackie mentioned. You saw nasdaq hit an alltime high. S p 500 as well as the dow closed for the third day in a row in the green. You had a lot of big tech movers as you know but that led nasdaq higher. I want to focus on two particular stocks. Taketwo interactive had earnings. A big beat. They showed a lot of people, pentup demand for gaming as well in purchase games and you have amd, advanced micro devices, their stock climbing higher today because jeffries did increase the price target from 86 to 95 but there is it still come weakness across the board. A major news story, microsoft about the potential purchase of tiktok, because of that volatility, because of regulatory reviews, that weighed negatively on the stock today. You can see it was down over 1. 5 . Then weve got kodak since were talking about regulatory review, kodak shares we sa
Nasdaq off by 35 we have been thinking the new deal would be by december 15 the huge question is do those new tariffs come into effect the market has been punched in the mouth twice since yet yesterday, futures were up almost a full percent. The first china news yesterday that things werent looking great for december 15. These new comments imply phase one is not nowhere but if people are still thinking december 15, thats hard to believe yesterday, the pull back was the worst day weve seen in months but still talking about a decline. The dow up 4. 2, s p up by 5. 5. Well see today while the move yesterday wasnt too significant, volatility spikes more dramatically that implies that todays move was not unexpected we may see bigger moves in the days ahead we have the sound bite. Getting to the comments from willem marx in london. The president arrived here late last night. Stayed at the u. S. Ambassadors residence. He gave some Public Comments including on china saying he wants to wait unt
Have a great conference conference. The title of this session is ideas and ideas that made coolidge moderating panel will be Ambassador Richard graber. Richard baker is president and ceo of the blind and Harry Bradley foundation. Previously, he served as ambassador to the czech republic, was an executive at Honeywell International and led the milwaukee based law firm of reinhart barner van doren. Please join me in welcoming ambassador graber and our panelists the stage. Is. Where. Well, good morning and thank you very much for that kind introduction. And thank you for joining us. Also like to welcome our cspan audience for tuning in during coolidges centennial year to learn about coolidge and consider how example and values can guide us today. As was mentioned, the title of our panel is the ideas and ideals that made coolidge. Its a great for me to be part of this centennial celebration honoring. Our nations 30th president , a man who history truly has too overlooked. Thanks to amity a
Conference. The title of this session is ideas and ideas that made coolidge moderating panel will be Ambassador Richard graber. Richard baker is president and ceo of the blind and Harry Bradley foundation. Previously, he served as ambassador to the czech republic, was an executive at Honeywell International and led the milwaukee based law firm of reinhart barner van doren. Please join me in welcoming ambassador graber and our panelists the stage. Is. Where. Well, good morning and thank you very much for that kind introduction. And thank you for joining us. Also like to welcome our cspan audience for tuning in during coolidges centennial year to learn about coolidge and consider how example and values can guide us today. As was mentioned, the title of our panel is the ideas and ideals that made coolidge. Its a great for me to be part of this centennial celebration honoring. Our nations 30th president , a man who history truly has too overlooked. Thanks to amity and her teams, to necessi
Tonight. Tonight is one of the kind of acts that we enjoy more than any other. As we do what were doing here, which is to come back into in person gatherings like this, which we did for a better part of 35 years, 36 years, and it had to take to your break. We all did in various ways. And now weve been resuming and the pleasure, though, during a night like tonight is a very welcoming, brand new book in the world shuttle press. You were a science of you with me. Still, this way. Im still in zoo mode. Is time. Once we just came out yesterday just got published. And the other part of that, of course, is that its a very first book. So its even more occasion for celebration and were glad youre here tonight. She, of course, is up here and from here at the university of washington, where shes a professor of psychology. Shes a professor of neuroscience, professor of linguistics at all distinct ways. And yeah, has worked also doing research and teaching over the years and she tonight well talk w