that is a challenge samsung faces. samsung is squeezed with apple the top and xiaomi and micromax at the bottom. it doesn't have the same electricity -- elasticity or the cachet of smartphone. emily: i want to talk more about the apparent heir at samsung. how optimistic are you for him turning around this company? bob: i think it's a challenge. they are very interesting to look at. you have all these different pieces of companies, that when you see them side-by-side, they almost don't act like part of the same company. but at the very top of the chain, where the lee family is presiding over things, they do have a lot of control. that structure in korea has served them very well. i think we will continue to see it. but there is a long term question, can they maintain that? that remains to be seen. emily: and samsung directs so many different businesses. troy, you have a interesting three about where jay lee could take this company next? troy: he is in essence looking at what it takes to make prego -- produce microchips

we need to see more from samsung. angie: i want to ask you a little more to expand outside of samsung. we have a chairman that has been hospitalized and his son has taken over in terms of the meetings and acquisitions and the like. how is this transition happening and how is it being guarded? nicole: i think the leadership transition does not help to make decisions quickly, especially in a company like this size. right now, i think internally for samsung they have to make decisions carefully because given the leadership transition. regarded son is highly as visionary, westernized and can bring in new culture into the company. however, it takes time for a new leader to join in and be able to get people to execute. angie: very quickly, the chables in korea, legendary for non-transparency. versus american companies, much more transparent about secessi n uccession. how does this feel for investors? nicole: what they need to do right now, something they can borrow from xiaomi, invite more international management into the

we'll talk about what is next for samsung. and what it's like to snap a go pro onto a great white shark. will talk about this shark week. ♪ emily: a story we are watching -- investors fleeing from all things china, even in the u.s. china stocks plunging the most in four years. at one point, alibaba tumbled. both rebounded, but closed significantly lower. beijing has been trying a handful of options to try and stop a selling spree that has so far right $3.2 trillion in value from stocks. samsung taking a slide. the seventh quickly profit drop, with operating income down 4%. a slump in sales is mostly to blame. the s6 edge was hoped to steer some customers away from apple but it has not happened otherwise. here to talk more is bob o'donnell and korea economic institute senior director. i will start with you -- this is happening with samsung again and again. is it all because they overshot demand for the galaxy s6? >> no, with this reflects is that samsung is at the end of many business trends. they were the first to come out w

is samsung in jeopardy of losing its dominance? crawford: yeah, they are absolutely in jeopardy of losing it, but i will tell you the progress out of the company is significant. when you look at the two most recent products they brought out, they never have been better. yeah, they blew it on demand and in terms of forecasting demand but i would say that six months ago, what you are seeing in the results today represent that series of bad decisions that were made a year ago and i think they are now in an upswing and we could see a bottom here for samsung. bob: there are challenges for the smartphone market, period. it will challenge samsung and apple. emily: what about the upgrade cycle, is that speeding up? bob: i think that is one of the challenges they are facing. we are seeing on the high-end where samsung has focused a lot of their efforts, it will be very difficult. i think we are seeing the transformation of samsung as a company. it will be harder to make money on devices. they are looking more on the semiconductor and compon

$12 billion wiped off samsung in the last month. expedia shares hit its highest value since it spun off. i said that with the company's cfo to talk about competition from google and airbnb. first our lead -- microsoft is considering an investment in uber in a valuation of $50 billion, but a final decision has not been made. microsoft declined to comment but uber recently bought a portion of microsoft bing mapping unit from the software giant and they are integrating uber into the court on a voice control assistant, which means you can use microsoft devices. with me in the studio is hunter walk who will be my guest host for the show today. also, technalysis research founder bob mcdonnell and crawford del prete. thank you for joining us. dina, i will start with you because the wall street journal is reporting this deal is close. you say a deal is not done yet. what is really happening? dina: i was told microsoft has not participated in a round as not made an investment but rather they are considering an investment. there are discussio

otherwise it would have been a done deal for samsung. we are talking about a country or corporate governance is influenced by large conglomerates, but the opposition has bought focused to south korea's corporate world. holds more than $10 billion in shares in samsung's of the merger would solidify the heir apparent. samsung are all seeming very volatile trading today as we suspect. they results of the vote coming out anytime now. rishaad: this is a story we are looking at throughout the show. you can tweet us your thoughts. indeed included #as well. include that hashtag as well. news coming from the european central bank in the shape of mario draghi, coming to the rescue again. david: thank you. for mario draghi, there was never a question based on what he said for them that greece would leave the eurozone and actually -- if and when they were continue to be in the euro area, similar to what was said early this morning. grexit" is off the table. he also weighed in at they will get paid on monday, a big payment coming up. also a potential

some stockholders say samsung's structure isn't transparent. they say its founding family controls the companies with complex share holdings. an expert says south korean corporate culture needs a shakeup. >> translator: in the end, south korean companies need to change. i hope they'll appoint managers who are true to the company's core values while at the same time developing them. >> reporter: it would have been difficult for stockholders to mount this kind of challenge during south korea's era of high growth, but major companies like samsung aren't making big profits like they used to. more and more people are saying it's time for them to take another look at how they do business. >>> and now, here's the three-day outlook on the weather around the globe. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. and from all of us at nhk world, thanks for watching. x we'll be covering one particular battle in the fight to curb a global epidemic. no, we're not talking about a disease. this epidemic is a man-made outbreak of v

samsung and htc starting out weaker sales. samsung us estimates and operating retail was down for a seventh straight quarter. is say about the state of the samsung mobile business? rob: what it tells us about the business is it is struggling. samsung unveiled the galaxy s6 models at the start of the quarter that just finished, the start of april. they had two models, the s6 and s6 edge. they figured it would be a good answer to apple's iphone 6. the s6 is only enjoying tepid demand and they got wrong some of the man they expected for the s6 edge with a curved screen. they had some success with a model they were not prepared for and the one they expected to sell more is finding stagnant demand for that s6 because people are choosing to stick with the iphone. they got the mix wrong with what they were trying to do with their high-end smartphones and the chinese produces their tech at the bottom and bank. that problem has not gone away for samsung. rishaad: how does it recapture growth and earnings? what is next for the company?

. ♪ >>> samsung has approved a major merger of its two biggest subsidiaries. it consolidates thoeldings of one of south korea's largest companies. harry fawcett explains. >> reporter: the future of south korea's biggest conglomerate was in the hands of its smallest investors. like this man, with a stake worth $7,000. >> translator: although i have investing in stocks this is my first time attending a shareholder's meeting. >> reporter: the plan to merge samsung c&t with cheil has been strongly opposed by the u.s. hedge fund elliott associates. elliott has been trying to convince small shareholders that the terms are against their interest. >> translator: we believe maximizing the synergy and securing new growth through a prompt merger is the only way to powerful leap into the future. >> reporter: behind all of the pressure for the deal the future of this man, heir to the samsung empire and with his father still in hospital after a heart attack last year ever closer to the biggest job in south korean business. the merger gives him greater control of the entire

i've got samsung. producer chad has the iphone 6. we're going to take the same pictures and see which is better. we took similar pictures and posted them to facebook.com slash rich on tech. >> first challenge taking a landscape picture. samsung's picture is super clear. but colors seem more realistic on the 8 mega pixel. iphone wins. and the food picture. i know just what to get. iphone did okay here. but our cream filled puff was lacking focus. the samsung picture, more appetizing. enough to win with more likes. okay. here we go. the selfie is where the samsung really shines. the front 5 mega pixel has a wide angle lens. the samsung selfie got five times the likes as this iphone selfie. and now we're going to have them jump and down. >> th both cams are -- both crams able to take midair shots. but the iphone picture got more likes you know when you're going to be ready to run into a -- celebrity. iphone picture got five times. bottom line, both are top performers. overall, iphone edged out samsung in three of the five pictures. >> t

not looking good for samsung. song -- samsung makes the chips that our most of the world's cell phones. -- it seems itt to happen really fast. six months ago we were talking about apple losing market shares to samsung and it was so appealing in china, was there it -- was there a switch? with new phone models, there was a huge discrepancy in supply meeting demand. they made too many and that have a huge impact on the bottom line. samsung is going to be up against apple coming out with new iphones this fall, potentially, so that will be a huge act to follow. we are coming into the holiday season and people are looking to upgrade devices and get new things. this is going to be something that samsung has to think hard about and it certainly seems like if you have one bad quarter, it can have a major impact on your overall market share. alix: thank you, emily. catch more of emily on bloomberg west. alittle bit of apple and little bit of samsung. still ahead, in the wake of commodity prices, we will look if this will sp

that is one thing samsung has also dealt with as well. we are seeing korean firms in battling not only on the korean won but slowing in china, not to mention that outbreak dampening demand at home. we are hearing from the local affiliate that they just cut the credit scores of 40 firms in korea. they raised the ratings of only five in company. that's the worst ratio we have seen since 1999. shipbuilding and oil refining of the hardest hit sectors along with steel. we take a look at and of the technology company going in the other direction. we're talking about nintendo. surprisingly good profits there. >> good morning. for thetheir profit first quarter took the market by surprise. the weaker yen is the main driver. this is a coveted against gets three quarters of its revenue overseas. quarter,ril to june that is a ¥10 billion windfall in those three months. when you look at the unit sale numbers, the picture is finally less encouraging. the sales for the platform still fell, and the wiu continues its slump. rishaad:tell me about it. comi

watching samson very closely that samsung -- samsung very closely. samsung is going through governance issues. i think that is a big issue, particularly for global investors. samsung is a very powerful franchise. before people want to buy that know ithey want to will act in the best interest. governance issues are equally important for investors as opposed to short-term market reaction around earnings. olivia: we should get you back on friday to see how this lays plays out. thank you very much. eggavian flu outbreak sends prices flowing and it could cost you as businesses as much as $3 billion. how is the egg industry coping? we will talk with a ceo. ♪ olivia: welcome back. we are one hour into the trading day in the u.s.. it is time to get you caught up with the action around the world. i want to head to europe. 600.ke a look at the stoxx down about 1.8%, heading for its biggest five-day drop this year. this started with asia, specifically china where we have seen the biggest selloff in chinese equities since 2007. that is on concerns about slowin

has a small equity in the samsung electronics, however it would create very favorable conditions for him to succeed. >> so this is the packed pressroom we await the result of this result. thea number of the shareholders say that a vote in favor does not mean that they feel that it is fair. but most shareholders fell in line. samsung, used to getting its way, this was an unusually tough fight. >> finding asylum in pittsburgh, pennsylvania their freedom comes under attack. >> this is going to be our new alphabet city literary center. >> 11 years after establishing a refuge for international writers called city of asylum henry reese is thinking expanding. >> these walls will come out. >> a restaurant, book shop will be built here. they will soon have a new cultural center. a few blocks away houses that have become landmarks after the first writer to seek refuge here. he would write his poetry on the walls. the murals have multiplied. >> this man has spent time in jail because of characters he wrote about in his novel. he then fled to the u.s. >> i write about problems in iran. i hate wr

merging with samsung gives him greater control of the group including its crown jewel samsung electronics. >> if he can obtain a 4% equity owned by samsung cnt it would create favorable conditions. >> we'll wait for the result of this vote. the feat would be a stunning victory for south korea's largest family conglomerate. in the end samsung's power of persuasion most shareholders fell into line. but the key brand worth 20% of the economy and used to getting its way this was an unusually tough fight. harry faucet, al jazeera, seoul. >> allegations against the former brasilia president. the inquiry whether he used his overseas connection to help a construction giant get deals in latin america and africa between between 2011 and 2014 after he had left country. the ceo that have company has been taken into custody for alleged involvement in another scandal at the state-run oil company petro grass. opponents are calling for rousseff's i am impeachment. now it seems another high profile politician is facing corruption, too, as we're hearing. put it all into context for us. what's happening? >>

the shareholders of samsung narrowly approved an $8 billion merger of two samsung affiliates, giving more power to the controlling family. the fund fought the plan. ellis -- elliott associates could challenge the merger in court. in those merger talks between dish network and t-mobile, the line seems to have gone dead. people close to the negotiations say there is a disagreement about the valuations and a potential structure of the deal. dish wants to buy t-mobile from deutsche telekom. you can see both shares are lower in today fell trading. paypal splitting up and they will face more challenges than as a bind company. ebay is facing stiff competition with amazon and other online retailers and suffering the effects of a major data breach. ebay said in 2014 it would split off paypal after investor carl icahn among others have been lobbying for that exact move. the company is raising the low end of its forecast this year and adjusted the earnings-per-share, beating wall street estimates. honeywell says it is profiting from the rebound in u.s. commercial construction. pimm: and get thi

i do like the samsung watch a little bit. and-day like you know i just love, i love the samsung galaxy s 6 edge. i'm big on that. >> just wait until those endorsers get to him. >> see how much -- was that a paid endorsement? it was not a paid endorsement. authentic endorsement, impressive. >>> the ceo of drop box not mincing words on the competition saying they're all firebombing us, we're going to tell you what he meant. dow down 20 points. no student's ever done the full hand raise in ap calc. but your stellar notebook gives you the gumption to reach for the sky. that's that new gear feeling. all hp ink, buy one get one 50% off. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. whehe trusts onlyon duracell quantum because it lasts longer in 99% of devices. dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to please not wake me this time? ♪ the answer is yes, it can. so, the question your customers are really askin

the samsung s 6. it's locked in a legal battle with u.s. hedge fund elliott over the merger of two subsidiaries. shares in samsung he welcome tronices closed marginally higher. the stock is down nearly 16% in the last three months. >> fiat chrysler's chairman isn't giving up on forging a partnership with gm. the auto maker has been rejected twice by it's detroit rival in the last four years. the company isn't interested in a merger. he tells the wall street journal gm hasn't been put to rest. while it's not the only option he believes it's the best one. analysts say fiat chrysler needs a merger because of its debt load and smaller margins. >> another day, another summit on greece. we're live on the ground in brussels finding out if it's going to be teal or no deal today. we'll be back in two. [ male announcer ] we know they're out there. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more a

samsung sdi down by 6.1%. lg was an interesting stock to watch because it actually rallied in the early trade at one point up by 8%. that selloff in tech stocks did actually see it close down by 1.3%. that by moving higher on the fact that lg is arrival to apple. in japan in tokyo we had the printing to the touchscreens that rose by half a percent. in taiwan, pegatron is a major supplier to apple and did not do very well. certainly that concern about technology stocks and that bubble burst playing through into the asian markets as well. the original benchmark index closing by 1% today. jon: that is the asian market wrapped and no surprise that one of the biggest falling industry groups this morning is tech. it is certainly not easy being the world's biggest company with apple shares tumbling inexpensive trading. caroline hyde has been looking over the numbers, not just from apple but from some of the other tech giants. caroline: we saw shares selloff more than 8.8% at one point. that is equivalent to $66 billi

samsung haven't keen compete. their revenue noun 8% year over year, blackberry had to go into android and the comments from the letter that nadella sent out. a stand-alone phone business to grow and create a windows ecosystem. i would hope he would say we're done with that. nobody wants windows os. is this political-speak? will he get out of the phone business. >> i don't think he is but the cost of being in a hardware a bit isn't what it used to be. microsoft is big enough to absorb that. he's not going to invest in it at the level that it would take to try to grow the midrange of the market because the party is pretty much over there. samsung is doing pretty well. not as well as they hoped. most is because of logistics and planning but samsung and apple are run ago way with the high end and increasing the midrange of the market. microsoft just wants to have a little toe in the water, a little bit in the game. >> nick, there are some segments of microsoft that are moving in the right direction. part of the reason

samsung, of course, under pressure because of the jewel in the crown that samsung is at this stage. you've got a number of challenges the south korea economy is facing. angie: x for that. let's stick with korea, because we got earnings coming out. the semi conductor providing services for the electronic components industry. we also heard from that industry today from qualcomm, but sk hy nix second-quarter operating profit -- 1.3 8 trillion want. that is below estimates. estimates called for 1.4 6,000,000,000,001. -- 1.46 trillion won. conductorthe semi space for ask a high next -- sk hynix. casino operator caesars plunging more than 40% in new york. it may be forced into major financial concession to avoid bankruptcy. the court ruled while its main operating unit is shielded from litigation after filing for bankruptcy, the parent company must face lawsuits that could cost billions of dollars. caesar's has been encouraging investors to restructure its debt after incurring huge costs in a $30 million buyout. bet on lower in gamblers seems to be paying off. second-quarter earnings beat

. ♪ introducing the samsung galaxy s6 active only from at&t. tested to withstand pretty much anything life throws your way. switch to at&t and get a $300 credit with eligible purchase and trade-in. >>> right in the middle of it all is fire eye. the stock is up 50 percent and up 10 percent and the company reported numbers that were stronger than expected in the top and bottom line and in a surprising move the company announced that the ceo is departing for another firm. that raises eyebrows when that happens. something that i pointed out on my own show and boxesok. is it being punished and giving the prospects? why don't we dig deeper and that's the share and ceo and hear more on the quarter and mr. dewalt welcome back to mad money. good to see you. now on a path approximate but i have to tell you as someone that loves growth i would rather see you hit that billion dollar sales mark first. are you able to do both at the same time and get closer and closer and get to the billion sales that is really well and on the way? >> absolutely jim. if you

numbers coming out of samsung. activist investor elliott, he has an injunction saying samsung cmt -- he had challenged that. the company does not plan to meet with elliott at the moment. that is according to the ceo. let's move to some of the other stories making headlines. reporter: first to japan. nesturvey of his confidence coming in better than expected especially for large manufacturers. the first gain in three quarters. it shows closer to 10%. 5%.mates were for just encouraging signs for the recovery in japan. showing the stimulus program having the desired effect. estimates to come in at a rating of 16. casino stocks got a boost in new york trade. travelers from mainland china can now stay in macau for seven days instead of five. high-frequency gamblers can visit twice every 30 days. last year, the government shortened the perceived stay in what was seen as perceived cheating for visa holders. new york, las vegas sands, added for what -- 4.1%. a win for the usa in the women's world cup in montrÉal. they are

at samsung. and for samsung there's a relationship rebuild that needs to occur as well. costco and american express is the example i use with samsung and qualcomm. they need to rebridge that relationship. and as apple does better, remember, qualcomm, they will use actually a little bit of dollar content. so for us it's really what can they do next. operationally, yes, cut costs, split the business, potentially yes, unlock value that way. but beyond that it's really what else can you do. can you do some transformative m&a? can you go into new markets? >> how do you get to an outperform rating and $77 price target? it sounds like you're saying it could happen, there could be some sort of transformational event down the road. but we don't know what that is. >> there's going to be a time horizon where investors will say these are the things you need. step one is reducing costs. they're doing that. step two is splitting the business. and then step three is really thinking about expansion. those are th

heavy and samsung engineering deal fell through last time. the second comment was the complete opposite with elliott management's lawyer voicing their opinion. saying that they have continually opposed the merger and he is saying this has been a historical time for korean corporate governance and shareholder rights as well. you saw a very dramatic play out and the meeting will continue on after 6:00 p.m. local today. so watch for more comments and updates on monday morning. >> moving on ge is eager to win it's bid for alstom's power unit and is willing to approve it. it has proposed concessions to e uconn certains. stefen do you think that's going to be enough? >> we don't know yet. it only indicated it has presented results to get the green light but did not give details about what precisely are the concessions that it's willing to make. in a statement it addressed the concerns of the commission. at the same time the economic and strategic value of the deal. two months ago it was willing to sell off properties to get regulatory approval but

samsung missed analyst estimates. shortages of new smartphones made it harder to lure customers away from the iphone. samsung's seven straight profit drop comes as the s6 phone sales fell short. same-store sales mostly clothing, fell 0.4% in the first quarter. meanwhile, food injuring business continues to outperform britain's shrinking grocery market. the biggest online fashion retailer expects sales to be at the higher end of forecasts. we are joined by charles. let's bring it to you. when we look at these numbers, food, general merchandise, it was a brief glimmer in the previous quarter. charles: you have a strong number online, more than 38% tails increase. the in-store number is a bigger down than the .4 they reported. this is the big problem at the moment. they have 200 or so big stores where the food business is being sucked out to simply food stores. it is probably higher now. the general merchandise business goes online. what are they going to do with these stores and how are they going to get people into the

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. >> the future of this march heir to the samsung empire headed closer to the business. a major shareholder in shale industries merging shale with samsung gives him greater control of the entire group in particular, its crown jewel samsung electronics. >> vice chairman young has a very small equity in samsung electronics, however it would create favorable conditions for him to succeed. >> this is the packed press room where we await the results of this vote. a defeat would be a stunning reversal for the family conglomerate. in the end samsung's powers of persuasion, which have included home visits seeking powers of attorney through most shareholders fell into line. the brand worth about 20% have the economy and used to getting its way, this was an unusually tough fight. al jazeera seoul. >> evidence of the largest winged dinosaur ever found has been unearthed in china. scientists dug up the nearly complete fossil of a feathered dinosaur with wings. it was named after a farmer who found the remains. it lived around 125 million years ago. >> still to come, all the sport an

samsung is undergoing a leadership transition. but when it comes to shareholder activism it is definitely a big blow especially after the rallies in the local investors. individual investors aside, for foreign investors and is been challenging to assess value. because of the influence, they have portrayed this vote as quite important for south korea recognition to prove its corporate governance is investor friendly. anna: shery, thank you very much. it is 6:26 here in london. more to talk with central-bank policy. we heard from mario draghi janet yellen, mark carney, and where they see their interests rates going. coming up is the euro nothing more than an exchange rate? ♪ ♪ anna: welcome back you're watching "countdown" here are the stories you need to know this morning. angela merkel will sink approval to start talks over a bailout for greece. german lawmakers are interrupting their summer recess for a three-hour debate before voting. that is 12:00 ukl time. they authorized a bridging loan to greece already. shares in google

samsung doesn't really make much of a profit in the low end. in the market analysts say this is still very important in terms of volume, which leads to samsung giving them the competitive at. they have and struggling to keep the market share in china, to 8.6% in the quarter from 9.8% in the first quarter. anna: not as many people wanted to see the messages on the side of their smartphone as in some thought. let's talk business, how is that then? sheeryrry: that was the one bright spot. profits there rose more than 40% to $2.9 billion. the chip that version benefiting from the launch. but it was not all in-house demand. more than two thirds of sales came from outside samsung as they sold to apple, xiaomi and they have orders for the main processors in the iphone, as well. back to you. anna: thank you very much there in hong kong. coming up, facebook posted revenues of over $4 billion for the first time. why is mark zuckerberg asking investors to be patient and investing? he has a history of asking investors to be patient, we will explore that a

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the drop came as samsung's fortunes declined in smartphones. sales fell despite the launch of the new flagship handset. in other earnings, an upbeat picture of corporate europe, which helped shares in this part of this world on thursday. we did see the main indices finishing in positive territory with the cac 40 in paris leading the way. energy shares in particular on the back of those cuts from shell. we also saw better than expected earnings from rolls-royce, rbc, and siemens. this picture is different in the united states. although we have seen the indices come off some previous session lows with the dow jones industrial average in the s&p 500 ever so slightly above the flat line. investors are digesting a weaker reading of economic growth in the united states. let's drill down on the economic growth as we look at some stories. the biggest show the economy expanded by 2.3% in comparison to 2014. that fell short of expectations and there were forecast for a stronger forecast. the economy swung back into growth after a week forced quarter with

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it sees samsung's company take over another subsidiary in an $8 billion deal one contested the move. it was crucial >>> the german chancellor has been criticized for telling a palestinian girl that the family might be deported. she says you can't all come. comment were made during the discussion with school students at an event in germany. she revealed her family had been waiting for four years. they conceded the asylum system needed to change. we are talking about what has to change so someone like you does not have to spend four years here until a decision is reached. >> the president of migration policy says the chancellor was only speaking the truth and migration was too high. >> it's are a little bit of both. clearly the rate at which refugees would be refugees have been entering germany in particular is too high for a country to handle. in other words, it can prepare a system to accept a certaincm of applications. when you have 230 applications already this year. a quarter of a million, there's almost no way that the infrastructure can adjudicate this claim. she was saying that

samsung shares closed down 3.8% overnight. >> samsung's net income came in at $4.9 billion, falling below analyst estimates. its mobile unit was badly hit with operating profit slumping 37%. were aappointing figures result of strategy miscalculation and a loss of market share. the manned for the smartphone lineup, failing to produce enough of the popular edge model while their popular models struggled to challenge the iphone. they also had to struggle with slowing demand in china will -- in china. now for a look at the top stories this afternoon -- time warner cable posting second-quarter profits that missed analyst estimates. earnings are share fell 26% short of estimates but sales gained 3.5%. time warner cable is waiting for regulars ok the merger with charter communications and the chief says that is driving his strategy. >> we plan to use it to further strengthen operations. in the interest of maintaining stability, we put the brakes on some measures that don't make sense in light of the merger. otherwise, we're going to stick to our game plan. scarlet: the company says it was hurt b

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samsung's galaxy s 6 and s 6 edge is after and the note is ready to come out to compete with the iphone 6-plus. >> they want to remind people you love the apple, don't buy the samsung things that are coming out. we don't think they're made as well. wait for the iphone in september, we promise you'll love it. >> i guess, it feels like it's an ad that anybody could have done. it's nice ad, pretty, but it's not one of those things that sticks in your throat, not in a bad way, but gives you good emotion. >> it's divergent from the way that am approached advertising previously it very rarely even showed the phone until the end of the ad. instead it chose to tell you stories about how your life would improve. whether it was from music or the photography that you would be able to use the iphone for. do they have no more stories to tell about this product? >> no, they could pull out one of those tear jerkers any time you want. you have an emotional connection to the apple ads and the apple device, think this is an ad that could have been for a soda. i don't know, i feel like it wasn't very,i no