Opening Bell: December 6, 2017

Google blocks YouTube access on Amazon products, UPS warns of delays following holiday shopping surge, and Consumer Reports says iPhone X is NOT the best smartphone. We're joined by The Penny Hoarder, MONEY, Kiplinger, ClassPass, MSC Cruises, Conservative Review, MoveOn.org, Wix, Hallmark, and more.

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