actually accenture's didn't suffer very much but all the others in aggregate and they went down to like two point six percent there was twelve billion lost in value to those sponsors so that was a huge negative impact now if you look at the comeback right now i mean it's just tremendous accenture as i mentioned didn't suffer from that stock nike did stay as a sponsor all this time i should have been a sponsor since one thousand nine hundred six because their c.e.o. was very loyal to tiger and i know that at the ryder cup you know they've got these major sponsors rolex so that particular we see that you see it on the european tour all the time but you have those big rolex clocks behind the t.v.'s that have been last year and in two thousand seven hundred think they spent over a million and a sponsorship they've got b.m.w. i knows another big one raise another big one yes and then i do know that the sponsorship from bridgestone that was another another two million and if you look at the sponsorship also across the board you'll see that each one of them this sponsorships equal more than an

a stone's throw further rome are the remains of the commanding the silica of my accenture's completed under constant integrate. the arch of titus commemorated the capture of jerusalem in eighty seventy and the destruction of the holy city by the romans. on the power china hill there are also relics of by gone splenda and were all gangsters was born here and built a polish or residence on the hill where he lived for many years with his emperors livia later the empress time periods and domitian also resided here but these brick walls are all that still stands of those palaces. as long as the coliseum stands the room will stand declared st venerableness and when the coliseum falls rome will follow it and if rome follows the whole world. building was begun under m. protestation in a.d. seventy nine the coliseums outer walls are fifty meters high the longest axes one hundred ninety meters and it could hold seventy thousand people in this great amphitheater the pleasure seeking romans watched gladiators fight and so animals baited and christians executed cannon and sets senses bread and gai

also close watch, pending home sales and on earnings mccormick and company and accenture will report quarterly numbers. friday ending the week with data on personal income consumer sentiment and earnings from bill resorts. coming up next week, joined the economist my special guest and will check in with doctor ruffini to see what he thinks about investing in the broader economic apartment today. plus, a few on sunday morning on the partition office anybody futures, catch the show live 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news channel. plus, start smart every day on foxbusiness, today we days for the foxbusiness network in the mornings with maria live from six-9:00 a.m. eastern. we set the tone for the daytoni. see you monday night. good night from new york. maria: happy we can bid welcome to the program but we analyzed the week that was and helps positioning for the weekend. i'm very about aroma. coming up, equity international founder is my special guest this again. let's head over to the foxbusiness a room and get headlines. everything from wall street to main street this week. >> thank you.

also close watch, pending home sales and on earnings mccormick and company and accenture will reportiday ending the week with data on personal income consumer sentiment and earnings from bill resorts. coming up next week, joined the economist my special guest and will check in with doctor ruffini to see what he thinks about investing in the broader economic apartment today. plus, a few on sunday morning on the partition office anybody futures, catch the show live 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news channel. plus, start smart every day on foxbusiness, today we days for the foxbusiness network in the mornings with maria live from six-9:00 a.m. eastern. we set the tone for the day >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show yo

i sat down with the head of accenture‘ border services.g this week, about the future of our borders. the question of timing was high on the agenda. to complete a full system by march wouldn‘t be possible. wouldn't? wouldn‘t be possible. there is a clash between the fact you need to get systems up and running quickly and if you took your time you could create the perfect technologies to do thejob in an ideal way. in some ways brexit is an event — it requires transformation at the border. it also gives us an opportunity to create a border that is world leading, that is one that provides the uk with a really strong assets so it can trade effectively with the world, it can protect society, and provide advantages to us whether we are trading with the eu with the rest of the world. what evolving technologies at the moment do you think are particularly relevant to the move post—brexit? the internet of things. exciting technology. what does that mean for the border? in summary, everything is connected to the internet and therefore that gives us an

the consulting and outsourcing saidces firm accenture growth across divisions led to angers beat. but it was the full-year pfofit casting disaping investors. they said the guidance reflects the potential impact from the trade war and stronger u.s. dollar. the shares fell marin more than 1% to 170.05. and aetna health reportedly received multiple acquisition offers. private rts that two equity firms and a strategic buyer are all interested in the cloud-based health i.t. company but likely won't maybe pay more than the $11 per share. earlier aetna expressed- agentena expressed interest in selling itselfhares of athenna health rose to among food aermgys peanuts can be the most st ere. w researchers are working on a drug to counter the life threatening reactions pl meg tyrell has the installment of modern medicine. >> reporter: for 13-year-old wi borrowedy a bite of the wrng food could be fatal. >> my allergiy is the definitely the worst i have. it's anaphylactic meaning if i eat a peanut i could die. >> he is an increasing number of kids with dangerous allergiys accordingo the cdc, t

small one of the smallest countries on the continent as a result we did not get a lot of coverage to accenture and so the regime he was emboldened by that in two thousand and five when they will of course for us over after his father dad. a countryman wears a cute head but nothing has happened there was no consequence whatsoever and like barry said impunity has always given eyes the regime because they feel in boulder by the fact that they can kill as many citizens as the ones and nothing will happen to them you talk about being emboldened and i know that you have received death threats but not anonymous deseret you know who they're coming from can you tell us a little bit about that. i have received threats from all over the places from government cronies to some ministers in the government's. role as an activist and as a somebody who is fighting i guess addicted to short unfortunately there is something that i have managed to accept as being a natural consequence of what i am doing so when i receive distress i just feel like i have little right place and i'm doing a good job because they fee

accenture, we have in deed been impacted by job intelligence but it's not going to impact overnight. we have already rescaled 250,000 of our people over these last three years investing $900 million >> pierre, when we do see the impact from ai do you think it's going to overwhelm or underwelm? >> it's more the impact of the digital technologies on the business to consumer business. now we're starting a new wave, we're calling it accenture industry and this is the big wave where indeed artificial intelligence will play a big role and thinking about the impact on the automotive industry we all know what's going to happen with the automotive cars, but i can talk about what's going to happen with the life science >> health care obviously seen as a big opportunity. i'm just secureious why you guys are only finding only 3% of executives are investing in ai training when it's going to be such a big force >> it is very disappointing to be honest, this result because what we see on one hand the young people, the student and the workers, they really want to be trained and be skilled. so they'r