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Speaker 1: News when you wanted with Bloomberg News Now, I'm Doug Chrisner.

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Speaker 1: Factory workers at Boeing have rejected a new labor contract.

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Speaker 1: The union says sixty four percent of its members voted

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Speaker 1: against this deal. It would have increased their wages thirty

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Speaker 1: five percent over four years. Here's John Holden, president of

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Speaker 1: District seven point fifty one for the International Association of Machinist.

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Speaker 2: This contract struggle began over ten years ago. The company

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Speaker 2: over reached and created a wound that may never heal

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Speaker 2: for our members. These negotiations, this strike, today's vote, it's

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Speaker 2: a culmination filled with many emotions. We have made tremendous

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Speaker 2: gains in this agreement in many of the areas our

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Speaker 2: members said were important to them. However, we have not

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Speaker 2: achieved enough to meet our members demands.

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Speaker 1: That is John Holden from the International Association of Machinist Now.

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Speaker 1: The rejection of this deal is a setback for Boeing's

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Speaker 1: effort to overcome a crippling workstoppage. The company has suspended

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Speaker 1: work on several airliner models, and its costing Boeing one

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Speaker 1: hundred million dollars a day in lost revenue. Vice President

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Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are now in

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Speaker 1: a statistical tie in each of the seven swing states.

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Speaker 1: This is according to the latest poll from Bloomberg News

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Speaker 1: Morning Consult. We have details from Bloomberg's Amy Morris.

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Speaker 3: In Washington, it is a dead heat each candidate at

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Speaker 3: forty nine percent support, with a margin of error of

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Speaker 3: one percent. It does not get much tighter than that.

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Speaker 3: Among likely voters in swing states, Trump is seen as patriotic, experienced,

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Speaker 3: and strong. Harris is seen as honest, compassionate, and mentally fit.

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Speaker 3: Fifty percent trust Trump with the economy compared to forty

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Speaker 3: five percent for Harris. Harris has made inroads among so

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Speaker 3: called double haters, those who did not like President Biden

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Speaker 3: nor Donald Trump. The bad news for Harris is that

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Speaker 3: among the new double haters, those with a negative opinion

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Speaker 3: of both her and Trump, she's trailing by eighteen points

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Speaker 3: in Washington. I Mamy Moore as Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Earlier this evening, Vice President Kamala Harris held a CNN

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Speaker 1: town hall event with undecided voters in Pennsylvania. It was

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Speaker 1: there she addressed the proposal from former President Trump to

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Speaker 1: impose new tariffs on imported Chinese goods tariffs she referred

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Speaker 1: to as a national sales tax.

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Speaker 4: Donald Trump should be here tonight to talk with you

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Speaker 4: and answer your questions. He's not. He refused to come.

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Speaker 4: But understand that part of his plan is to put

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Speaker 4: in place a national sales tax of at least twenty

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Speaker 4: percent on everyday goods and necessities, and that, by economist

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Speaker 4: estimates independent economists, would cost you, as the American consumer

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Speaker 4: and taxpayer, and additional four thousand dollars a year.

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Speaker 1: That's Vice president Kamala Harris at a CNN town hall.

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Speaker 1: Lots of earnings after the bell, we heard from Tesla.

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Speaker 1: The company reported quarterly profit above estimates, and Tesla projected

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Speaker 1: a slight increase in deliveries for the current year. We've

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Speaker 1: got reaction from Tashakini, director of investment analysis at ARC.

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Speaker 1: She told us the report has something for both long

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Speaker 1: and short term investors.

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Speaker 5: The letter is very focused on their cost production efforts,

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Speaker 5: and that's that's great for you know, those short term concerns.

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Speaker 5: Long term, we are focused on the future of the company,

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Speaker 5: which is autonomy and robotaxis. So we're seeing higher full

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Speaker 5: self driving software revenue recognition. You know that tells us

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Speaker 5: just how useful these active safety features are.

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Speaker 1: She is Tashakini, director of Investment Analysis at ARC. Shares

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Speaker 1: and Tesla were up twelve percent in the late US session.

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Speaker 1: We also heard from IBM quarterly sales missed expectations. Overall

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Speaker 1: revenue was up just one percent to fifteen billion. Looking

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Speaker 1: more closely, IBM's consulting business was flat. Here's Bloomberg's on

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Speaker 1: a rag Rana.

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Speaker 6: Bookings are tied mostly to consulting, So you know people

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Speaker 6: signed that deal, but over the next twelve to twenty

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Speaker 6: four months that it's into revenue. So you're not going

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Speaker 6: to see that three billion dollars translated into revenue quickly.

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Speaker 6: It may take some time. But that's also we think

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Speaker 6: seventy to seventy five percent of that is skewed mored

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Speaker 6: on the consulting side rather than on the software side.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's oner rog Rana. Now, in terms of software sales,

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Speaker 1: those numbers reflect a gain of a nine point seven percent.

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Speaker 1: The South Korean chip maker sk Heinis posted quarterly revenue

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Speaker 1: that was at a record for both profit and as

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Speaker 1: I mentioned, revenue. Here's Bloomberg's Annabel Droolers.

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Speaker 7: The numbers that have come out now are an indication

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Speaker 7: just that market lead that sk Heinix has in an

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Speaker 7: HBM in particular, and that is a type of DRAM,

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Speaker 7: but it definitely is one that's more expensive to purchase.

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Speaker 7: And so that's why you see that lift coming through

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Speaker 7: in margins. You've seen that improvement of fifty two percent

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Speaker 7: that was actually above what analysts have been expecting.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Annabel droolers. That is news when you want it

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Speaker 1: with Bloomberg News. Now. I'm Doug Chrisner and this is Bloomberg.

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Speaker 2: Yeah,