Live from the Nasdaq Market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square.

This is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight.

A bruising day for Apple, China banning iPhones from government offices, the EU hitting them

with new regulations and fears rising about revenues ahead of next week's big event.

Plus, Disney Wars, the media giant still battling with charter over carriage fees, and now it's

going to have to pay up to get full control of Hulu, our Julia Borsen is here with the

details.

And later, airlines flying into fall, filled with turbulence, fighter jet delays, ground

shares of Lockheed Martin and AMC's less than meme-erable day.

I'm Alyssa Lee coming to you live from a brand new set in Studio B here at the Nasdaq

Market site on the desk tonight.

Tam Seymour, Karen Feynman, Steve Brasso, and Guy Adami.

And we start off with Apple today's worst out performer, the sock dropping almost 4%.

Part of the blame due to a troubling development in China, Beijing banning government workers

from using iPhones at work, then the headline that the EU is slapping Apple along with a

host of tech titans with new regulations that will most certainly impact their business.

All this is Apple's battling revenue declines ahead of next week's big iPhone event.

We have talked about this so many times, about the notion that China can just flip a switch

and hurt Apple.

And here we have a taste of it, Guy.

The existential risk we've said now, we've said it, and it hasn't come to fruition.

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