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this is real money with ali velshi. you are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind by tweeting me @ali velshi. new reports out today show that china s industrial output and retail sales grew in april but 8.7% and 11.9% respectively compared to the same time last year. what is wrong with that? both figures seem respectable. they seem down right big, especially when compared to 4% rise in retail sales last month in the united states. now this is china we re talking about, not the u.s. these numbers confirm for many that china s economic engine is running on less steam in 2014, and that has just as many wondering if china s expected 7.5% growth this year is too ambitious a forecast. now i told though before. you should care because china s spectacular growth story has helped prop up the rest of the world. you re invested in chinese companies through your 401k and iras, and more importantly in u.s. companies that do a lot of business in china. ....
velshi. you are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind by tweeting me @ali velshi. new reports out today show that china s industrial output and retail sales grew in april but 8.7% and 11.9% respectively compared to the same time last year. what is wrong with that? both figures seem respectable. they seem down right big, especially when compared to 4% rise in retail sales last month in the united states. now this is china we re talking about, not the u.s. these numbers confirm for many that china s economic engine is running on less steam in 2014, and that has just as many wondering if china s expected 7.5% growth this year is too ambitious a forecast. now i told though before. you should care because china s spectacular growth story has helped prop up the rest of the world. you re invested in chinese companies through your 401k and iras, and more importantly in u.s. companies that do a lot of business in china. what s more, china is the bigg ....
velshi. you are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind by tweeting me @ali velshi. new reports out today show that china s industrial output and retail sales grew in april but 8.7% and 11.9% respectively compared to the same time last year. what is wrong with that? both figures seem respectable. they seem down right big, especially when compared to 4% rise in retail sales last month in the united states. now this is china we re talking about, not the u.s. these numbers confirm for many that china s economic engine is running on less steam in 2014, and that has just as many wondering if china s expected 7.5% growth this year is too ambitious a forecast. now i told though before. you should care because china s spectacular growth story has helped prop up the rest of the world. you re invested in chinese companies through your 401k and iras, and more importantly in u.s. companies that do a lot of business in china. what s more, china is the bigg ....
narrower-than-expected loss and we ll talk to ceo john chen about it first on cnbc. cbs outdoor america s ipo capping off what has been a big week for offerings. cbs ceo les moonves and jeremy male will join us on a first on cnbc. and walmart suing visa for $5 billion over what the retailer deems excessively high credit card swipe fees talk about that. but blackberry did report much narrower-than-expected quarterly operating loss of eight cents a share and revenue below consensus as smartphone sales fell across all regions. and john chen said they are on sounder footing with a path to returning to growth and profitability. he ll be a guest later on on squawk on the street. i don t know, eight cents, i think the estimate was for a 55 cent loss. look, there are a lot of people who turned on this company no matter what they say. now, there is revenue decline and they re not talking about really great numbers for until fiscal year 16. but do you know what, let ....
president and for that he was deeply sorry. and that really was the lynch pin here is that he either forgot, couldn t fully recall, or outwardly misled the vice president and others when he was characterizing a conversation he had had with the russian ambassador. i think the situation became increasingly unsustainable and he decided to resign. bill: retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, and also looking at joes bob harward and david petraeus for the position. good morning to you. you could kind of see it progressing throughout the day. i would say probably over the last two weeks going back to the controversy over flynn and potentially trying to get national trying to get security clean answer clearance. it looks like a long time coming. the democrats will say this is the tip of the iceberg. who was flynn acting on behalf of when he was having these conversations with the russian ambassador. the white house is driving the narrative this morning and it is in ....