we'll bring their mind blowing volkswagen size orange orbs to the 48th. safeway world championship, pumpkin weigh off there we go. the way off will be held. at dsunds on main street and half moon pay. the payout for this winter is up this year from $7, a pound and $9 a pound. what's more, there is $30,000 prize for a pumpkin grower who breaks the guinness world record. the current record is £2703 that was said in italy just last month. these growers are kind of tight lipped about their little secrets. it's like it's competitive thing and. also i know is towards the end of the pumpkins life before it comes off of the actual vine. it can gain up to 30 to £40 per day. who do the winning pumpkin at the half moon bay contest last year way £2350. dr anthony fauci has given his stamp of approval for kids to trick or treat outdoors this halloween today, he said. parents can safely take their children door to door if coronavirus cases and deaths continue to go down across the country. last year, parents were advised not to allow their children to go trick or tr

. >> netflix, staying long >> volkswagen, staying long. great opportunity here >> good stuff. thanks, everybody. "the exchange" starts now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelley evans here is what is ahead on "the exchange." stocks can't seem to string together a rally here. energy concerns and slowing growth signs sending the dow lower. energy is leading the declines bit coin is bouncing, up to 55k. we will look at why all of this is taking place. >>> vladimir putin swoops in to say he will save europe from the energy crisis. that has nat gas plummeting 8% after a huge spike earlier on, why energy is now underperforming but is the worst open in rapid fire we will cover everything from airlines, retail, restaurants and tech, the names to buy and avoid dom chu is here with the numbers. >> i miss rapid fire so much but i get the pleasure of joining today so i will see you later on for that as well that market story kelly just laid out, the energy story is interesting because not only is it the nat gas drop here, crude oil also dropping today, worse tha

elon musk made a surprise appearance at a volkswagen conference and said he is sure the german automotive giant will master electric vehicles. he says tesla is more agile because he is an engineer who specializes in the production process. goldman sachs has received approval to take 100% ownership of a securities joint venture in china. it paves the way for an aggressive expansion in the world's second-largest economy. in a memo, goldman says it marks the start of a new chapter for the china business following a successful 17-year joint venture. rishaad: the earnings season at goldman sachs running a stellar quarter for wall street's biggest banks. we spoke with bloomberg's sonali basak about the results and headwinds. >> there are handful of things going on. we are making progress with a vaccine. i did state on the earnings call that i feel like the virus's worst impact on the economy is most likely behind us. but we oversee have inflationary pressures particularly around wages, we have a debate around infrastructure and fiscal spending in washington and the potential tax increases, we h

tencent -- elon musk made a appearance at a volkswagen conference and said they will master the move to electric vehicles. they told executives that tesla is more agile than other carmakers because he is an engineer fascinated with the production process. vw ceo said their handling of the global chip shortage was impressive. haidi: we're looking at life pictures of the hong kong exchange at the launch of their index futures at the moment. we will hear from their ceo as well as the chairman and ceo of the other and will be speaking during the ceremony. at the moment, we are seeing the hk dx chairman on stage at the moment. -- hkex. they will talk about this new product as well as their other derivative products and how they will be replaced within this market. staying with china. they are counting the cost of multiple hits to its economy from a crackdown under property market to an energy crunch and so on. economists a golden -- goldman sacs will no longer cut the amount of catch -- cash. let us bring in chief economist at goldman sachs. let us start with the gdp expectations. we know

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and we think it's a great business model we also, by the way, behind volkswagen are the second largest shareholders in europe car which is now currently being bought by vocabs waggen. we've had a big play on the resumption of travel and mobility and the rental car marketplace. hertz in the united states, been great investment for us. >> bruce richards, great to have you join us. thanks so much >> thank you >> vefz also got mark fields in there as their intern ceo. >>> logan roy making his return to "closing bell." and he had some choice words for us as we pushed him on his company's "succession" issues. >> i'm not going to dignify that with an answer you can both [ bleep ] off >> we will have much more from actor brian cox and what he said about hbo's return "succession" later in the show. paola needs a parachute. so, salesforce customer 360 unites your marketing, sales, commerce, service, and it teams around her. so they can deliver a great experience from anywhere. ♪ (whistle) ♪ you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need

texas, two new giga factories they tend to bring online this year take a look at tesla versus gm and volkswagen over the last three years. tesla, at least against general motors, it has been catching up relative to where they were earlier this year. the numbers come out in a little bit, and we will have them for you. $1.59 profit is what the street is looking for >> this has also been a company that reacts less to the underlying earnings than other factors. going into that moment where you read the preview notes and they're interested in talking about what the margins are going to be. >> and the sales volumes are there to actually merit that since the last earnings report in july, stocks are up 30% a lot of that run did get kickstarted when they did have a pretty big beat on the bottom line we know what the volumes were most likely in the quarter, they ballparked that. i agree with you, in the past tesla did best when there was just fewer specifics around it, and it was just kind of the big picture idea of saving the world. it's become a little bit different right now. the stock looks great but

last june volkswagen announced a data breach and exposed phone numbers and email addresses of 3.1 million americans who had shopped for cars. so it is in a surprise that all of the data being stolen and exposed, that more people have become victims of identity theft. identity theft complaints have increased three hundred 75% between 2017 and 2020. the harms are causing real damage to consumers. according to a may 2021 report by the identity theft research center, victims of identity theft are turned down for loans, unable to rent houses, they have their credit damage, they are billed for medical services they never receive comic-con fine unemployment benefits because their name was basically stolen. a precise location business regimen, computer strokes and even friends and family networks have been turned into commodities. >> iphone apps can continue to track you using your device fingerprints. companies collecting this information are not doing enough to safeguard and collect the information they collect or keep their privacy promises. unfortunately, the federal trade commission, which i

look at where tesla is, they sell 10% of the cars volkswagen cells but they are worth more in terms of the company. stuart: a car nowadays is a computer on wheels. >> tesla has proven there is premium for that. stuart: kathy woods investing. moving out of new york. go to florida. >> from high tax. states. elliott management. moving from new york to florida or going to st. petersburg, a new arc innovation center that will open in 2023. it would permanently shut down in new york but i like the 2 and a half acres to open the innovation center where she could possibly incubate and look for the next facebooks or googles of the world which is to look at innovative technologies. stuart: so it seems. >> he returns 100% but she has underperformed this year, there are people saying can she return the type of performance she made her name on. stuart: i doubt florida will slow her down. >> he saves on taxes. stuart: chinese stocks, china stocks, what is the story? >> rebounds is august, hong kong jumped 3%, charlie monger, warren buffett's partner in crime up to his ali baba steak by 83% last quar

always thought the key, and i saw it, he'd spend his spare time when he was younger putting together a volkswagen. he'd be out by the side of his house up at the base, and there was something about it that was practical, mechanical. it was physical. you could see the results. he wasn't someone who spent his time in theory. this is someone who was grounded in reality. and his views were totally, totally practical. he, again, centrist, practical, open-minded. not to mention decent and just a wonderful friend. >> he really was cut from it seems to me, from the mold of another great american general dwight d. eisenhower. a guy seen as being moderate. for general powell, like ike, he had just had a question. what works? what doesn't work? he would do his best to move this country in the direction and move the military in the direction that he thought made the most sense. let's bring in former nato supreme ally commander retired four-star admiral, chief international security diplomacy analyst for nbc news and msnbc admiral. colin powell, it's interesting talking about what works and doesn't work. an a

they've done a fabulous job but you've got gm, volkswagen, solid companies with solid balance sheets i think at some point that lead tesla has will start compressing and the valuation when you are trading north of 180 times earnings for something that, you know, over time could have margin compression so for those who invest, great i just have a hard time getting my arms around it. >> sarat, thanks for the quick analysis of that got a lot in there not just technology. we'll see you soon, i'm sure >> thank you >>> up next -- our exclusive interview with cisco's ceo chuck robbins. don't go anywhere. "squawk box" will be back after a ve qckreryui bak want it, by jimmy cliff ♪ [suitcase closing] [gusts of wind] [ding] this is the new world of work. each day looks different than the last. but, whatever work becomes, the world works with servicenow. there is something i want to ask you. um... the new iphone 13 pro is here, and when you get the new iphone at t-mobile, trade-in value is 'locked in' forever. we can always have a new iphone, forever? fall in love with iphone. when you get on

a state tax credit, also volkswagen funds that were available for dcfc in our communities. the success, though, is not necessarily here yet because there are not many evs in our rural communities, however, we do have a number of success stories, and one very quickly. in a community called oakmoge in oklahoma, we put in several fast chargers, and we started noticing utilization on those chargers going up rapidly. in fact, it was probably our best charger in our entire network, and the reason for that is some very enterprising entrepreneur decided to create a ride share program using electric vehicles, and he uses our charging stations for his business. as a result, his operating costs to run his business have come down so significantly because fuel is a major component of these ride share costs, with electricity, the cost of that business has gone down so significantly that he's added more cars and more employees. we think that's going to happen everywhere, not just ride share but we're going to see the economies that scale, and new businesses across the entire value chain c