>> susie: blackberry maker research in motion dials up a c.e.o. overhaul, but some investors say the shakeup's not enough to revive the blackberry brand. >> tom: meanwhile, something new this week from the federal reserve. for the first time, the central bank will predict future interest rates. it's "nightly business report" for monday, january 23. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening, everyone. investors were hanging up on research in motion today after the surprise resignation of its co-c.e.o.'s leadership over the weekend. tom, shares of the company plunged 8%. >> tom: susie, this is a big management shakeup at the maker of the blackberry smartphone, but by the looks of today's stock sell-off, investors aren't convinced that new c.e.o. thorstein heins can do more to help the company better compete with apple and google. >> susie: but on day one in the job, the new c.e.o. was putting out the message that he has a plan

he put money into that them. >> he was the c.e.o. of bain. >> the president is the c.e.o. of the country about. >> but not th c.e.o. of sol. you are saying the president has no responsibility for what happened at solyndra? >> i'm saying that mitt romney. >> chris: i'm asking about the president. >> no, the president. >> chris: has no responsibility for solyndra? >> the president has responsibility for the green jobs program where he made investments. >> chris: and how about the company solyndra that went bankrupt? >> but the decisions that were made at solyndra that ultimately led to their bankruptcy were those of the people who worked for solyndra. mitt romney, chris, let me answer your question, please. >> chris: i think you you did answer the question. >> total apple oranges comparison. >> chris: you made the point. you think one is the c.e.o. and the other isn't. we have a minute left. chairman priebus your response to that, sir? >> i learned in law when the other side is losing the argument sometimes you quit talk and you let them continue. the reality is the presiden

caterpillar's earnings surge 60% and c.e.o. doug oberhelman sees big growth in the year ahead >> our growth in 2012 is going to come from just about everywhere in the world >> reporter: i'm diane eastabrook in chicago. manufacturers are hiring again. the problem is they can't find anybody to fill those positions. >> susie: then, a look at headwinds in the airline industry/ from fuel to labor to the struggling economy, the new math on what it takes to fill seats. it's "nightly business report" for thursday, january 26. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: a bullish forecast about the global economy from caterpillar today. the world's leader in bulldozers and excavators expects sales to grow as much as 20% this year. the company also predicted the global economy avoids a recession. tom, those comments came as caterpillar reported record quarterly earnings, posting a gain of 60%. >> tom: susie, that performance is an important economic indicator because

maurice ferre is the c.e.o. of medical technology firm mako surgical based in fort lauderdale, florida. he joins us here in miami. nice to see you here. >> thank you, tom. thank you for inviting us. >> tom: what does your business tell you about florida's economy and the nation's economy? >> it's all about sustainable jobs. in this economy, we have to become business friendly. we have to create the opportunities to allow us to be number one and let us do our jobs, the entrepreneurs. >> tom: are you hearing those opportunities here in florida, ahead of the primary? >> you know, it's tough because this is a very tough environment. you know, we're trying to create jobs. we committed to creating 100 new jobs here in the state of florida, but we deal with a lot of people that are high educated, and we have to deal with issues like visas and immigration. >> tom: i want to ask you about hiring before we get into some of the regulations you see stymieing your growth. advanced manufacturing is what you do with really hig

morgan reported just today let's find out from c.e.o. and co c.e.o. pimco mohamed el erian first though what's that other tail in this buy motile fat tailed world now let's talk about though the other side of the coin and what would be required for central banks to lose control and for the system to deal lever central banks between the fed and the e.c.b. we know created trillions of dollars since this crisis began yet we still find ourselves on the verge just as we speak of more debt downgrades in europe today french t.v. channels are reporting is reporting that government officials are saying that as m.p. is going to downgrade france european central bank meanwhile said overnight deposits from banks rose to a record the most money there since the euro was introduced what does that signal to you and why is it the money that the e.c.b. is creating being used to prop up the sovereign bomb market. you know normally when you have a world of unthinkable and that's what we have today. people feel unsettled and uncertain so what do people do when they feel u

ally c.e.o. michael carpenter told tarp that the $500,000 annual cash salary limit was con training. was it? we had an individual who was making $1.5 million total compensation with $1 million in cash. cutting this person's salary to $500,000, this individual is in their early 40's with two kids in private school who is now considered cash poor. if you only have $500,000 after you've bank resulted your company, i feel so bad for you you're cash poor, you only have half a million dollars. maybe you shouldn't have bank resulted the company and had the taxpayers bail you out. they don't think about us. they think about themselves. i do declare the poor guy only has $500,000. you feel sorry for them? i feel sorry for the taxpayer that had to pay for his sorry ass. a.i.g. ally, there shouldn't be any top executives that have jobs. i don't know if you'll see it anywhere else on t.v., but we're going to keep pointing it out and showing you how they're robbing you. it's true and you see it in the numbers

he was the c.e.o. and chairman cocaola between 2004 and twine. he is credited with turning coke around after it expeenced deining market share and mass layoffs. he als brought a glebl profile to the job. he was born in northern ireland, brought up in africa and worked in the philippines, germany and america. isdell writes about his life and career in a new book called "inside coca-cola." in full disclosure, ts comny has been a long time supporter of this program and i'm pleased have neville isdell come to this table for the firstime. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: what made you decide at long last to write about these experiencesoff've had around the world? >> two things. i always wanted to write a book. >> rose: i know, yes. >> a different type of book but friends said to me... i tell stories about things that happened around the world and a lot of friend said "you've got to write a book, you have to put do that down." and essentially one year after i retired i realized if i don't do it now the moment will be gone and therefore i decid

morgan chase c.e.o. jamie dimon will earn forty one point nine million though his shares are down twenty three percent then well if you take barack out it to gadhafi out you take the syrian guy out and you have all that business yourself accordingly and people don't take them on because they don't want to end up like the duffy well jamie diamond did you conduct the press reports have suggested that compensation pools at seven of the biggest u.s. banks will total about one hundred fifty six billion dollars this year including salaries benefits and bonus which would be three point seven percent higher than last year's record breaking number so as you see the economy continues to fall fall fall fall and the paranormal that bill gross says it's like paranormal that the bankers can continue to make money no matter what the market up down disasters collapse surging no matter what they continue to make more money but it's not paranormal and bill gross for resorting to such a thinly thought out. explanation for

so earlier i spoke with peter schiff c.e.o. of your pacific capital about the fed's latest rate decision some of the president's economic proposals during his state of the union address and what all this means for the broader economy take a listen. well it's a bad decision and you know it shows that president obama when he gave his state of the union address he said that we can't go back to the same policies that created the housing bubble of the financial crisis well we never we never discontinued those policies we had a financial crisis in part because the federal reserve kept interest rates too low and they're making the same mistake now interest rates are much too low and now the fed is saying they're going to stay low through pretty much the end of two thousand and fourteen this is massive inflation that the fed is going to create or to try to artificially prop up the housing market prop up government spending a phony economy all of this is going to come back to bite us it's going to lead to a bigger disaster than the two

that was c.e.o. and chief global strategist of euro pacific capital peter schiff unfortunately we have to end it there but there's a lot more from my interview with peter including his outlook for gold that will be posting on to our capital account you tube channel tomorrow so be on the lookout for that. and that's our show thanks for tuning in feel free to follow me covering delta and as always the lovely laura lister who is in davos lauren lyster and give us feedback add to our show our channel a new piece of work now i'm going to get from everyone here in capital account of a good night. headlines from all t. a must march in poland as the country signs up to a global pact to take down into that piracy it covers everything from movies and music to fashion pharmaceuticals the deal will get big corporations too much power to take web users offline. to run friends to cut off its oil supply to europe before the e.u. trade but come to force in july european states have decided to stop by its all in a bi

>>gerri: they named a new c.e.o.you mentioned, and he is an insider people don't know, and at first i thought, this is good news, but, when the c.e.o. in a conference call said, no seismic changes, investors dumped the stock. they want big changes. >>shepard: well want for you on the fox business network weekdays at 5:00 eastern and 4:00 central on fox business network. newt gingrich is getting extra help in the campaign, and it is coming from ... president obama's re-election staff. next, why democrats are now attacking mitt romney and giving newt gingrich much of a pass. and senator rand paul and the bosses at t.s.a. do not see eye to eye on airport security. the senator's check point statement. this is trouble. rand paul made a statement. what do you thing of it? all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducin

that was c.e.o. and chief global strategist of euro pacific capital peter schiff unfortunately we have to end it there but there's a lot more from my interview with peter including his outlook for gold that will be posting on to our capital account you tube channel tomorrow so be on the lookout for that. and that's our show thanks for tuning in feel free to call me at covering delta and as always the lovely laura lister who is in davos lauren lyster and give us feedback at our show our channel and you can have a workout i'm going to get from everyone here in capital account of a good night. one year down the line in egypt is celebrating the beginning of the revolution that ousted president mubarak tens of thousands of people are now on top where but frustration over the slow pace of change has cast a cloud over the party atmosphere meanwhile the army has partially lifted an insurance emergency law that's been in place since night from eighty one. the state of the union president obama pledges to fix

step back in. >> stahl: can you name another c.e.o.youtube in which you're sitting around in front of a christmas tree in your skivvies doing yoga? >> mason: umm... no. that's a huge problem. >> stahl: the problem is that he now runs a huge company, and his urge to be goofy makes him one of the most unlikely corporate c.e.o.s you'll ever meet. >> mason: i think if there's any difference between me and a traditional c.e.o., it's that i've been unwilling to change myself or shape my personality around what's expected. >> stahl: so here's a question that you hear a lot-- is andrew mason ready to be a c.e.o.? >> mason: am i as experienced or mature or smart as other c.e.o.s...? >> stahl: of big companies worth as much as yours? >> mason: yeah. no, probably not. but there's something, i think, very useful about having a founder as the c.e.o. >> stahl: according to "forbes" magazine, it's so useful, groupon is the fastest=growing company ever. enter their offices and there's the "forbes" cover, but it's surrounded by other covers of hi-tech

. >> she was just fascinated by learning about the role of c.e.o., and she did great.

chairman and c.e.o. carlos ghosn says, by the end of this year, the company plans to increase the amount of product it builds here from 75% to 85%. >> i think this is a lesson all car manufacturers based in japan have learned is the best way to protect yourself against foreign exchange fluctuation is to go for origination. you know, if you want sell cars in china, you build them in china. if you sell cars in india, you build them in india. if you sell cars in the united states, you build them in the united states. still, design and technology are as important to u.s. consumers as price. today toyota unveiled the ns4 concept-- a flashy plug-in hybrid that could extend the company's popular hybrid prius line. in march, toyota will start selling the prius c, a compact that will start at just under $20,000. the company's senior vice president of u.s. auto operations says toyota's legacy in hybrid technology continues to help it win sales, despite increased competition. >> we still have 70% of all hybrids sol

c.e.o., is sticking with the five-year plan of having $20 a share in earnings is something that investors are taking great comfort in, and, obviously, the stock is showing the best after-hour performance in peacage terms of these four names. >> tom: you have the black turtleneck on today perhaps in homage to steve jobs. big profits to come soon for apple in this, or is this just a move to diversify? >> i think it's really buttressing apple's core traditional position, the education market for years, has been an area where apple has prospeered, to the extent that they're moving more into the content business of helping to enable the creation of ebooks, to go on to their ipads and other devices. certainly, an area of sort of backfilling in this area. i think, also, as far as the education market is concerned, apple might be hurrying up a little bit to the extent amazon has come out with a new ereader, the kindle, within the last four months, and that certainly saw strong adoption. obviously, w

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ford president and c.e.o. alan mulally says the company has the flexibility to make whatever version consumers want the most. >> the neat thing about the ford plan is they are made in the same production line. 75% of the parts are exactly the same. we can match the production of the vehicle to real demand and also offer them up more affordability than anybody else. >> reporter: a reinvigorated big three present a bigger challenge to japanese and european manufacturers. nissan chairman and c.e.o. carlos ghosn says everyone will have to be on their a game to win in the u.s. >> in order to prevail in the u.s. market you're just going to have to reinvent yourself. as a company, you are going to have to invent new products and new technology all the time. japan could the big wild card this year. >> reporter: tomorrow that toyota, honda and nissan, will be rolling out new products here they hope will put them back in the driver's seat. diane eastabrook, "nightly business report," detroit. >> susie: as we reported ea