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Fed Decision Day -- And Jamie Dimon Weighs In. Plus: Labor Pains for FedEx, A New Chapter in China's Evergrande Saga and What It Means for Stocks, An Update on DraftKings' $22.4B Takeover Offer, and Marc Benioff Blasts Facebook. Squawk on the Street
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One day after a Wall Street rally fizzled, Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber discussed the markets' attempt at another surge as fears surrounding Evergrande begin to ease: The Chinese property giant set to make its domestic bond payment on time. The anchors look at whether or not that development means now's a good time to buy into sectors such as materials. Cramer speaks out on why he believes China's President Xi has "overreached" when it comes to crackdowns in his country. Wall Street also bracing for Wednesday afternoon's Fed decision, policy statement and news conference with Chair Jerome Powell. The anchors reacted to JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon telling CNBC he believes the Fed could be forced into a sharp move next year. Shares of FedEx tumble after the company posted a big quarterly miss on the bottom line and cut guidance, citing the impact of labor shortages and rising costs. Media and streaming also in the spotlight: Brian Roberts, the Chairman and CEO of CNBC parent Comcast, told the Goldman Sachs Communacopia Conference the company is looking at new partnerships outside of the U.S. for its Peacock service. This comes after Disney CEO Bob Chapek told the conference why his company projects lower subscriber growth in its fiscal fourth quarter. Also in focus: More earnings movers including Adobe -- shares fall despite better-than-expected quarterly results, an update on DraftKings' $22.4-billion takeover offer for U.K.-based sports-betting company Entain, and Salesforce Chair and CEO Marc Benioff blasts Facebook for how it handles misinformation on the social network.
One day after a Wall Street rally fizzled, Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber discussed the markets' attempt at another surge as fears surrounding Evergrande begin to ease: The Chinese property giant set to make its domestic bond payment on time. The anchors look at whether or not that development means now's a good time to buy into sectors such as materials. Cramer speaks out on why he believes China's President Xi has "overreached" when it comes to crackdowns in his country. Wall Street also bracing for Wednesday afternoon's Fed decision, policy statement and news conference with Chair Jerome Powell. The anchors reacted to JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon telling CNBC he believes the Fed could be forced into a sharp move next year. Shares of FedEx tumble after the company posted a big quarterly miss on the bottom line and cut guidance, citing the impact of labor shortages and rising costs. Media and streaming also in the spotlight: Brian Roberts, the Chairman and CEO of CNBC parent Comcast, told the Goldman Sachs Communacopia Conference the company is looking at new partnerships outside of the U.S. for its Peacock service. This comes after Disney CEO Bob Chapek told the conference why his company projects lower subscriber growth in its fiscal fourth quarter. Also in focus: More earnings movers including Adobe -- shares fall despite better-than-expected quarterly results, an update on DraftKings' $22.4-billion takeover offer for U.K.-based sports-betting company Entain, and Salesforce Chair and CEO Marc Benioff blasts Facebook for how it handles misinformation on the social network.
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