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adobe campaign is off to a strong start.e both around the individual solutions but even more important on the integrati integration. >> thanks, definitely be watching and will continue to cover adobe's shift to the cloud. >> thanks, jon. >>> ahead on the show, he has no love, zero love for the federal reserve. former congressman ron paul will join us next on cnbc. as, of course, janet yellen prepares to give her first news conference as fed chair following the all important statement at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and as you might expect on yellen day, rick santelli is on a roll in chicago. rickster? >> we like to think that we always try to roll pretty fast here in chicago. we're going to talk a bit about today's fed meeting but what we're really going to talk about is allocating capital and resources and tie in some of the things going on with china, think copper, think iron ore and think about joining me for that discussion bottom of the hour. in today's market, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-seco

i have gotten this statement from adobe.error caused the investor relations data sheet to be accessible from our website prior to scheduled publication. just got that statement. i'll note the revenue and earnings both came in above expectations as did creative cloud subscriptions. numbers spiked when the numbers leaks. but it's trading down a little after hours. >> thanks very much. >>> straight ahead, the golden years for americans may be tarnished. a new study from the employee benefits research institute gauging how confident americans are about retiring and it's not looking good. >>> also today russia's vladimir putin says he has no other design on the rest of ukraine and the stock market seems to believe him. what do you think? your thoughts coming up. s comin, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... a new study from the employee your thoughts coming up. houghts. ge

adobe was in the green last night after revealing to investors that earnings beat the street. it says demand is up. with honda and gm recalls announced this month, it's surprising to note that nearly a third of car owners ignore recalls. that fact comes from the national transportation safety board. however when fatalities resulted from a recall, as in gm's case, the response rate goes up. well the federal reserve bank wraps up its two day meeting of the policy-making committee today. larry shover with s f g alternatives, what do you think is going to happen and how is the reaction going to be in the markets from what the fed is doing? > > yeah like right now it seems like the market is out fledgling by its itself and it really is looking for qualitative measures coming from yellen. everybody expects the $10 billion taper-- that's not the issue. we need to get rid of the 6 and 1/2 percent unemployment rate, two percent inflation threshold and start talking deeper. i think that's what yellen's going to deliver and that's what the market is suggesting. > > and you were telling m

give adobe a big round of applause. [applause] if you are quick in math, which i know you are, then you will see that this means we have billion inver $1 technology commitments to our schools. that isn't too shabby for one month. there is still more to do and we need even more companies to get on board. schools andnovative teachers and students like all of you, we know what a school might look like in the century ahead. ,lassrooms wired to space students who are fluent in coding and web design, teachers collaborating on projects with peers around the world. we have always imagined giving every child the chance to learn like that. with these private sector partners, we are helping to make it a reality. let me leave you with a wonderful example of the difference technology can make. at ais a seventh grader jewish day school in florida. he was diagnosed with lymphoma, had to move to pennsylvania for treatment. in the past, that meant kyle would have had to leave his school and friends behind. every day, kyle puts on his sc

hp, intel, cisco, adobe. >> hp, no. doing with agro processors. adobe, yes. what was the fourth one? stuart: cisco. >> cisco is interesting. i would say no. i would like to see how they do. i would like to see a little bit more progress. stuart: come on in, larry. >> i think that they are just old companies. liz: i agree. they are all technology companies. all dinosaurs. sandra: hpl. and tell for sure. nicole: i love how you make everything about microsoft. [laughter] intel and adobe definitely. stuart: that leaves eight spots for our bubble teams which also include big names like ebay and ibm. make sure you tune in on monday for what we call the final brackets. i hereby do claire the real halftime report. thank you, everybody. my how times have changed for kodak. remember them? trying to turn things around. our market watcher says this is a move in the right direction. are you buying kodak stock here? >> i am not buying kodak stock here because i want to see what the new ceos actual game plan will be. he knows this spa

adobe is rich valuation-wise.an opportunity to get out of it today, not short, but get out and take profits, that was the right thing to do. >> let's go back to jon fortt. apparently we re-established our connection, jon. what were the highlights? >> we know they beat on the top and bottom. talking on the call about the strength in the creative cloud business. that's the switch to the cloud subscription model. they're now getting more revenue from cloud subscriptions than the old perpetual license model. they're about 52% on that. and the cfo just finished speaking a few minutes ago. actually, a few moments ago. he said they are not only reiterating the past targets for the year, but based on this past quarter's performance, they may exceed them. he didn't raise the targets. but some might take that as bullish xhbull ish commentary. i'm going to have it on "squawk on the street" tomorrow. and we'll ask more about the transition to the cloud. >>> let's turn to autos. b.k. made another move in this tesla trade. beak

tuesday, we get reports from adobe and oracle. now, i have to tell you, both of these have been hot. i expect both of them to be excellent. adobe's got to use cloud that's doing quite well. will there be pin action on the tech stocks? this will be the best chance we get next week, as the two most high profile text companies are reporting, we see this cohort going up, there is so much to buy. but if these guys do well, they're if only ones that go up. sidelines, people, sidelines, swens a huge day. it kicks off with federal express, one of the best stocks in the market since it bottomed after a series of disappoints. this one has been rallying like crazy, more than doubleing. it's been marking time of late. i prefer ups to fedex because it never recovered from its holiday season. as i write in the chapter "get rich carefully" about how to listen to a conference call, i like pouring over fedex's report. it gives you a state of the state reading, telling us how all the regions they service are doing. fedex will be up too much from th

. >>> higher expenses off set a slight increase in revenues for adobe. added more than 400,000 users for its created cloud suite, which includes photo shop and flash software. the company's earnings released about 15 minutes early. an internal error caused the number to be published on its website. this morning, trading higher by around 0.5%. up around 19% in the last three months. now, oracle's profit and revenue grew in the third quarter, but were below analyst spexpectatio. >> oracle expected an average earnings of share by 7 cents. oracle reported 68 cents on revenue of $9.3 billion. so a miss on the bottom and the top. there has been concern on wall street about oracle's growth prospects. company's user software help manage their businesses, everything from hr to accounting. oracle is now facing increasing competition from rivals such as sales force and work day which are tacking oracle from the cloud, meaning the offer webb-based software sold at descriptions. oracle told investors that sales from new software licenses or new money oracle is bringi

after the close, we'll hear from the likes of oracle, adobe systems and solarcity.e first day of the 32 day policy meeting. unemployment hits 6.5%. some officials are suggesting scrapping that in favor of changing inflation to trigger a rate hike. daniel, adam has said they should change it, they describe the unemployment rate and go to a broader stake rate. if they do that, how will investor read or design the tea leaves? >> it was always going to be difficult for them to come up with a credible commitment to keep rates low for a fixed rate of time. it was going to depend on facts on the ground, what unemployment numbers are doing. so i think investors are used to this. this is the way it's always been. it will fend how the economy is growing. this f they change their threshold, i don't think it will have that big of an impact on the markets because investors are used to this and have been expecting it. >> and you think what, 3% growth? >> i'm on the upper end, but i think we're going to get 3% growth. >> if investors are right, how does that translate? >> the fore

pretty much feature for feature an equivalent of adobe photoshop. >> to see if it worked, he performed a forensic test on himself. >> i sat myself down and set up a web camera on the computer and took some photographs of myself at what i tried to get to be the same orientation. >> he superimposed his photo over a plastic skull. he separated both images into quadrants and looked for consistencies in the images. as he expected, there were none. >> i was able to get a creepy image that showed that that wasn't my skull, which we pretty much knew. >> batista moved on to the ultimate test. pictures of scarlett wood were superimposed over the skull of the murder victim. the similarities were immediately apparent. >> it kind of lined up pretty quickly. and so it was the ease of the fit that got me pretty confident at the outset that we were on the right track. >> it seemed possible that the victim was scarlett wood, although investigators still weren't 100% certain. but at least they had somewhere to start. >>> with the skeleton found on private property, investigators first turned to the prop

this filing is related to a lawsuit from silicon valley workers arguing apple, google, init will and adobelimited recruitment to keep the numbers low. >> google is working with an italian eyewear company to be more stylish looking. it has been described as looking like cyborg would wear. the company hopes to roll this out later this year. >>> back to the breaking news. >> a very large fire burning in houston, texas. this was a construction project of luxury apartments, a complex, on fire on the top floors of the apartment come mention. roads closed in the area with black smoke coming in. i does not look like it is chess to being under control. we hear that there are no people in the building as this time. there are no injuries reported. that is good news. this is very huge. this is an impressive fire. it could take a while before they put it out. >>> coming up, our meteorologist, mike nicco, will look at the ever changing forecast. >> thing your boss is nice because they keep bowls of chocolate around the hope? why they could be more happy that you. >> do you have your own monopoly rules?

ibm, ebay, hewlett-packard, cisco, adobe, intel. a lot old school tech names. only two of them are going to make it. because we need room for a possible cinderella story some possible names of underdogs making the cuts. zynga, fire i, activevision, 3d systems. a few crashed the party. we did a bubble team's real halftime report coming up. good stuff. mark zuckerberg angry over the nsa snipping scandal so what does he do? personally calls president obama, direct line to the white house. we will discuss that next. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low dues, great terms. let's close!

apple, google, maybe adobe, so it is worrisome. it feel as little bit like is shine is is off the heros we have. >> could it have effected you and your ability to hire? it would have been bad for my ability to retain. are preventing from attacking each other's employee pools then where do they poach, they poach my guy. so it is bad for the little guy. >> how does the little guy operate? >> you are all competing. one with is stock options. and two is a better culture with more exciting hard problems where you as an individual contributor or small team leader can have a company wide impact. you can't have a large impact, as a, worst nightmarer drone, even an engineer worker drone in a large company. so you can feel that impact, when you work at a company. >> you have been around for some is years, i see you still calling yourself start up, do you have -- is that what you have to sell is? >> well, we with are a late stage, and is so, of course, it is extremely exciting to work -- of course we still sell is that, it is part of the drea

distance itself from the fundamentalists bhakti the good of luck this time using religion and using the adobe has it that i am keeping the nba as a setback it is of a dangerous position if we'll be good she knits and from this image over and i am eyeing the new set of me bhakti that deserves to be bad because it was responsive and many of these for the killings in nineteen seventy one for genocide for crimes against humanity for our main activities of denunciation brushing aside the accusations against international claims to be in the ict. he said on abc's wanted to be nice and it really should be the key says awful lot of messages of this country. i'm thinking many like me who feel that that just means i'm going for it and it makes this feeder that when we see that i'd is outside close to see that it is going for the correct amount. plus he walked into his inclusion to the genocide the cd was sent out by tube on the comment that the chinese dish you can see nine printed and to try those accused of gravity team that focused on me. djokovic mosque genocide and other crimes against humanity th

their assignment is number three is adobe. shares climbed.arget even after a year of falling profits -- options call on adobe shares to be the most expensive in three years according to data compiled by bloomberg. we will find out tomorrow after the bell. faster sales will grow than total revenue. ceo says that they have new consumer products. china had three percent of their global revenue. here we are. our number one stop of the day. -- they say that alibaba could go public next month. nasdaq is up 35 points. as well.nd the day >> guinness, believe, that bailey-s. talk about guinness. they pulled her sponsorship of the st. patrick's day parade. anduinness and bailey's bush mills. it is an irish car bomb. delicious. >> you never had one on friday. >> i did after you left. >> see what happens after i leave. >> lots of upside. not a lot of catalyst for that upside. we were talking about the big concern of ukraine and here we have the crime he about -- crimea vote. it advocates for secession from ukraine. it was the expected outcome. >> you kne

♪ >> i'm julie hyman with breaking news on adobe, was -- which was due to report its earnings after the. it looks like it did release information early on its website. shares have been searching. $1 revenue came out at billion even. 900 $70mate was for million. you can see the spike in the shares as these numbers do come out. the company also reporting segment right segment revenue. the digital marketing segment revenue -- the digital media revenue of $641 million. adobe is the sixth largest graphics software maker and the company has been migrating its business, offering more online subscriptions. that has proved to be relatively successful. judging from these numbers, it looks like it has been working in its favor. after we get a more full report of the numbers after the close of trading, we will get you more details. right now, the bottom line is the shares are up. is movingmary barra to fix problems that have led to the vehicle recalls. she names of veteran to a new global safety position. joining us numbered's auto bloomberg's auto editor. it seems like this is one of her first ord

joining me now from adobe theater in hollywood, michael demarrow host of "in the fox light." michael, good to see you. let's run through it, best picture? >> reporter: best picture. this is one of the titlest race we've seen for many, many years. i'm going to say "12 years a slave." it should win. one of the worst topic parts of american history. you know it's been a tight race between 12 years and "gravity." when it came to the pga award, both movies tied. and the pgas tend to be a did predictor of what comes out on top. for the best picture category, it's a different way of voting. it's on a weighted system. don't be surprised if "american hustle" come out on top. >> best actress, i've got to say cate blanchett was so fabulous. is he the winner? >> reporter: it's a safe bet. she's won every award coming into tonight. i'd be shocked if she doesn't win. even in spite of the whole woody allen controversy. people separate the art from the artist. she should hopefully come out on top. it was an amazing performance. she went from neurotic to psychotic. it was fun to watch along t

really is merely developing across southern china this is due to that high pressure system bring your adobe air and it's colliding with the humid air from the town to the development of this train cars could bring someone to train and thunderstorms on to tell him to the river. shows that the non bonded over mongolia is bringing some wintry precipitation especially across china mongolia border where you want that precipitation is in beijing in and around this area anywhere above hundred it is now considered unhealthy for people especially when the whispers of times but the air quality due to the common dry conditions as of now. it didn't start eating about four hundred kids the temperature was twenty four in beijing with pz conditioned to think and feel of it or seven degrees with snow and forecast for you twenty two tearing so landon found out that adhered it to be in the ninth and more with her and shiny temperature than five tonne that's where the tiny blossoms are in full bloom today. when one of the many americans we still have to start to talk about up if it takes to fill in planning t

kb beat expectations as did technology company, adobe and nike. fed-ex missed, blamed bad weather. oracle fell short as well. >> at first blush the markets clearly didn't like what janet yell spin had yellin had to say. did they overreact? a tempest in a teapot? joining us, barry knapp head of u.s. portfolio at barclay's. guys, thank you for being here today. what do you think? did janet yellin misspeak, or making too much out of this. >> she didn't misspeak. i didn't think that once the market had gotten the forecasts from the participants. all the governors. and regional presidents that they thought by the end of 2016, the fed fund' rate would be 2 1/4% up from 1 3/4%. forecast in december. really mattered what she said from that point forward. the fact is the market has been pricing at an overly passive rate hike cycle for some time. this idea that the fed would once they get started raise rates 1% per year. they have never gone slower than two. so, really -- it is not a question of her misspeaking. a question of the economy is getting better. the fed will raise rates. >> aaron,

he hasn't explained it but does it using an adobe movie. and it is super cool. good job of acting. there's no real fire and no real light sabear. dad, did i do it right? i'm jealous of the dad and the kid is cool too. >>> they might need them to do this. this is a town in japan. they wait until the snow hits a certain point and the start of spring. then they clear a road. they start on opposite ends and meet in the middle. it is like a tunnel. guess how high the drifts are? 20 feet. they meet in the middle, shake hands. 20-feet high. i can't imagine -- >> i've seen pictures 10 to 15. in the pacific northwest. >> i saw maybe five to eight foot. >> how do they know where the road is? >>> this is "first look." "way too early" starts right now. >> i think if you trust mara she'll get you 10 million new signups in the next 48 hours. >> what do we need to do? >> you know who is hot right now? the pope. let's get him in here! your holiness! he loves affordable health care. thank you very much for coming. >> no problem-o. >>> all right, now for the next video we want to

the white house says software companies adobe and prezi are donating 400 million dollars to schools. it's part of a white house effort to update technology with private investment. apple shares could move today.. off of news coming from the company's shareholder meeting. friday, shareholders re-elected its board of directors. and backed a plan awarding stock to employees and ceo tim cook says the tech giant will have will have an update within 60 days on its cash policies. and a far as new innovations. cook says its apple is investing heavily in it's next set of products and sold more than $1 billion dollars worth of apple tv set boxes, seaworld is questioning the ethics of an investigator looking into the death of one of its trainers. the theme park filed a complaint with the labor department alleging that an occupational safety and health administrator investigator fraternized with makers of the documentary black fish. the controversial film has caused several entertainers to pull performances from seaworld. bitcoin investors are suing over missing money. mtgox is being sued for ne

chance to teach people to budget for themselves but not until they're back now and late nights and adobe and that's that. sentosa rams. we will be eligible for benefits will be transferred into its hands. one of the big confucian some of the transfer problem adults especially as the benefits will be paid direct housing costs will protect our rights to their tenants. tenants again who vulnerable. toll has risen top stops. well the signing ceremony to be wasted. that would appear see the money that monies can be spent on other things the disclosures replacing his housing benefit tenants with eastern europeans who he says net that defaults. but sharon and he was also admit that difficult it's feel stigmatized just before with one heart owings. the thing is fair and factual. i thank her and her body to the titular merit. and the same as sunday with the fifth and for jumping to be a somebody spin paid on time. consistent way the nascent explanation for this amazing three full months. area. sharon added to the budget isn't a joke that she hates book hot off benefits that until she does she's a

it's good to have a go at a city bus and instead donate betting at the home who have a budget busting adobe budget cutbacks. this resulted in the sixth season of teens and twenty one ip and meant it as including former he did the same as the sun was a message for match fixing investigation was opened on the involvement of one this included the team during the tournament. team principal amount in a super kings player but mostly to rested for the theme the team is also in bishan monson. cornell frogs conference has also accused of painting. i appointed than in actually the names of the jewel from the scan didn't cite the lack of evidence against them supreme court appointed committee in its report last month at how i was a bad day morning was not investigated properly. the court could again take up the keys this week. the western body of a female relax in the town was a comedy nor preston pockets on sky but uncle chua on monday. send the product was adopted on command from him fish domenech on sunday. that includes unlimited quantity of the cia was looking to find that the buds off the provin

it calls on adobe shares being the most expensive in three years. >> at number seven is keurig/ greenl replace wpx energy on the stock market. they announce new manufacturing and distribution on friday. hackingr six is more with sally beauty supply holdings. 25,000 customer records were illegally accessed and they have been stolen. sally ud says it is working with the secret service on april and marion investigation. >> number five is hurts, said to be close to spinning off its construction equipment rental is in a deal that may be valued at $4.5 billion. hertz is expected to announce that news this week. r> number four is j.a. sola after they reported fourth-quarter profits they came in well above analyst estimates. they said results were helped by a more stable pricing environment as well as ongoing cost reduction efforts. is interceptee pharmaceuticals falling after the drugmaker disclosed to serious adverse trials in which to patients actually died. experimental rare little disease drug. -- rare liver disease drug. >> ono will be bought for $10 billion. the purchase gives vodafone

when companies like microsoft or adobe say, we need patents, incentives, it's the next great thing. >> what is the likelihood of getting new rule? >> that is the big question. there might have been a consensus that these patents were not of the type of eligible for patent protection, but in terms of the general principles that might affect those hundreds of thousands of patents you talked about the top, it was not clear there was a consensus on how to do that. that was the struggle, trying to figure out how you draw a line between something to object and something that deserves patent protection. >> more news out of the supreme court today. we got word the court agreed to -- pharmaceuticals. its top-selling multiple screw it just drug. what is the impact of this? >> the big impact is how the stock jumped up with the news this morning that the court had agreed to hear the case. they would go off patent protection in may of next month. two months from now. the supreme court had not intervened. they are trying to extend it to september 2000 15 just by agreeing to hear the case, the court

. >> we've also had reports today a thai satellite has to take adobe's 200 objects near the search areafor the missing malaysia in plain and yesterday france released their satellite scans that showed indications of objects in the indian ocean. we will bring you any relevant breaking news. >> ryanair is known as the no-frills airline. it is revamping its rough and ready business model and looking to create a flying experience that lures may be more executives, families into the mix. we caught up with her outspoken ceo -- they're outspoken ceo to learn about more changes to come. note are actively looking as ryanair, but the sister company. ryanair will always be low fares in europe. we are talking to boeing and airbus. there is a real shortage of long-haul aircraft availability out there, partly because of delivery delays with the planes. >> norwegian, they're coming in. are they had of you? >> they are, but if you look at norwegian, they have two aircraft for the long haul raise and -- race, and two small. if you're going to take advantage of the open skies, you need a fleet of 20 airc

. >> he has been wooing over key staff from google, adobe, and apple, which is why his shirt was almost the way unbuttoned. the tech workforce, reverend jesse jackson has launched a new campaign arguing for more diversity in the sector. he is targeting some of the biggest companies in silicon valley's with some of the biggest checkbook. you started at hp. cory johnson spoke with him about his mission. >> we do not know how good baseball can be because everyone can play. the same thing with business. the white kid comes to silicon valley, the black kid goes home. that's not fair. we must do better. >> i will say when you go to silicon valley, it is kind of shocking to see how quiet it can be. at the same time, of all companies, hewlett-packard has a female ceo, female cfo. i want to reduce a minute provided. agree we certainly diversity is an important issue of corporate america, where puzzled by reverend jackson's sudden interest in hp. hp is the largest company in the world with both a female ceo and cfo and nearly half our leadership team and board of directors are women and minoritie

filing is related to a lawsuit from silicon valley workers who argue apple, google, and intel, and adobe limited recruitment to keep wages low. >>> starbucks is responding to the glitches that customers are expensing with their smartphone app which customers use to pay for morning company. since they updated it some customers have had log in issues so they have been forced to switch to cash the how is not wide spread and they tell the "wall street journal" this is not uncommon when a new app is issued with ten million customers using the mope app. >> do not deny a person in the morning their coffee. >> we are not denying there be rain but it will not be so much. today. >> today, it is the going of the storm, the appetizer. live doppler 7 hd in the northwest corner shows the area north of sea ranch is getting light-to-moderate rain. you can see the lows responsible to the north and that is the center of energy headed to the north so our rainfall amounts are light until the lows send another bit of energy through this time tomorrow when we have heavy are rain. we are in the mid-to-upper 40

talked to today said there should be something to clear tie this for companies like microsoft and adobe and hewlett-packard which invested in their portfolios and verse other companies, the newer ones like google, amazon, facebook, twitter and net flick. >> companies like facebook, twitter, google, had very, very few patents until recentlily an. but they did a lot of innovation without patented. on the other hand companies like microsoft and oracle and apple have a lot of software patents and claimed this is essential to their business. >> court is expected to rule on this later this year. liz, back to you. >> we will watch it closely for our viewers. why? because many companies are hanging to this threat and watching what happened patent disputes have been in the news. ok, here is a one attention case involving blackberry, the smart phone winner wins a court opener barring ryan sea christ for selling its new product, the key board that snaps on to the iphone and gives you a touch board if you can't do the screen but beyond blackberry, the lcls bank dispute overs the supreme court to of

you got oracle and adobe from the cloud play with earnings after the bell. >> adobe has reinvented itself>> hp upgraded, a downgrade for cisco, it's old tech that is taking center stage. >> i saw someone say buy my crone off a japanese earthquake from march 13th. people want to talk about these names and i think that, do you know what, i don't see any of the old techs really moving up that much. hewlett-packard has done quietly well over time. cisco's done poorly. >> hp the stock up, you know, 30 plus percent over a year. >> ever since meg came in. >> i've had the debate with some of the traders on the halftime show as to whether the ship is really turned or it's just the street views the captain as more credible so that maybe it's heading in the right direction but it's not fully turned yet. >> installed base is good. dell has been quietly telling people that the business has gotten a little bit better. i think that she has credibility. yes. she is a credible ceo. in what was an incredibly ridiculous situation. >> all right. well, coming up next, or coming up, yukar kane is the author of

>> also instant analysis for earnings from two techs, oracle and adobe reporting after the bell. >> twof cable magic at the top of the hour on "closing bell." join us, guys. >> thanks for the offer. okay, with the prep for the ipo on the nyc that could raise up to $15 billion, we thought we would take a look at how chinese stocks have done here over the past year. >> some good, some bad. so here with your best. you have china cash, vip shop is i guess how you pronounce it. now, about half of u.s. listed china adrs are down year to date. >> when you think about how much of a dud the shanghai market has been over the past few years, there's a lot of volatility there. i think we're going to see a lot more chinese companies trying to rush over here and ipo. there's ali baba. i'm sure there will be many more. it's a matter of working out which ones are investment worthy and which ones are not. >> i'm having dinner with some chinese executives tonight. >> ask them about it. >> i'm going to temper what i say in case they're watching. you wonder if the best in the best in china are going to com

i'm talking about red hat or adobe or workday. these guys are in the cloud. they have the growth, the multiple is higher but at least they've got the growth to continue to see that momentum. >> i would argue that people are buying amazon and microsoft because of the cloud and cloud services and what that could drive. >> i think you did argue that, josh. at only would you, you did. >> remember that pay by the word thick we talked about? the meter is running big time. >> i think the viewers appreciate a little bit of that. >> surface bye-bye now? >> no, i think it will stick around for a while. >> for a quhal. >> you've got to untwhind nokia thing if you're going get rid of surface. >>> all right. still ahead on the "half" from hot to gold after a blockbuster year, rally is coming to a screeching halt. should you stay away or get in at a bargain? and no profits? no problem. some companies are going public with huge valuations but they're not making money. we're on bubble watch next. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you fo

this is really to take on some of the other guys in ad technology such as google and adobe and like.put a buy in dow is down almost one pun points. jeffries says any selloff you see here in aol is really a buying opportunity. david: nicole, thank you very much. sandra: thank you, nicole. s&p 500 futures closing in chicago in seven seconds. let's get back to todd horowitz. he is in the pits of the cme. todd, what are you seeing? >> we're going to close on our lows of the day here, down about 17 points in the s&p. i think you have got to watch 1840 in the cash as the key level. if we hold 1840 we'll stay in the 1840 to 1880 range. if we break 1840, look at 1800 on the way down. sandra: i love that kind of color from the raiding pits. i miss you in chicago, todd. >> we miss you too, we like her here. federal reserve rejecting to capital plans of five banks. hsbc, santander, citi, rbs and zions bancorp. what do you think of citi by the way? >> it's a shockomes really as a surprise, the company fails two out of the three previous years they have done the ccar. they have failed on both qua

adobe taking a hit after its earnings and this is after the company beat its earnings. analysts a little concerned about the transition to a subscription-based model and what it could mean for its market. sue? >> all right. chicago is going to be watching fed chief janet yellen very closely. so let's go to the cme and find out what bond traders want to hear from ms. yellen. from rick santelli. hey, ricky. >> yeah, sue, this is the epicenter of the subsidized interest rate market, isn't it? look at the intraday of tens. you can see we're up about four basis points. but get chart is the two-day. see yesterday's high yield, a whisker shy of 270, once we crossed over we definitely saw some covering up in front of the fed meeting. here we sit at the high yields of the day at 2.71. open the chart up to basically a one-month chart. it really jumps out at you. you look at the left side, there's a lot of wood up here that we need to get through between 2.71 and 2.76. last chart. yes the dollar index is up on fed day but only a whisker and still hovering below its yield from last

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adobe is going to release some stats tomorrow at their digital marketing summit. things. they say the best people at using data particularly in their marketing have these kinds of results. okay. in tech 68% higher tablet traffic. 50% better stickiness, that's visitor engagement for retail. in media, 35% more time spent. so what are they doing? in retail the retailers that are doing the best job are showrooming themselves. so you go into the store, you've got qr codes you can scan with your phone, get more information about product, you know that they're going to price match when you go in. so you're not concerned about trying to subvert the retailer in your experience. in travel it's interesting it's an integrated experience where you're able to do as much often on your mobile device as you are on the website between booking your flight, doing your hotel and doing your car all from the app there. and then in media, personalization, but not in the kind of ten years ago version of personalization where based on one data point they have on you, you like cars so we're

adobe is doing the same thing with their photoshop and the customers are resistant. to pay $10 per month and $120 per year, they will go with something else. if you are a microsoft office user or a pirated office solution, microsoft is trying to force you into user-based licensing, why not go for google docs? >> in the corporate world it is not free, you have to pay a fee for it and there are things like opening excel spreadsheets, that don't work well in the google docs environment. think of the filing. corporate comes in and they have to buy office, from 250-400 $95 per user. to $495 per user. if they come in and do the audit and they find that you are out of compliance, they will nail you to the wall. they will charge you an enormous amount, in terms of fees and other things to be under compliance. microsoft comes along and say that for $12 per month, you can put this on up to five of that person's devices, and we will give you a single license so the software police will leave you alone and you will go from laying -- paying cash up front to having this -- >> and

2010 is several dozen, maybe several hundred meetings, each which came up with a communiquÉ which adobeanother meeting, take another step towards the social which is not yet been described. now, give the europeans would say that's a stupid american we're looking at that's the way we see it. it took us about six months in the fall of 2008 and the spring 2000 to come up with a program to deal with the fall of the lehman bank and all the unbelievable, horrible consequences which came out of the mortgage problems are took us about six months. and so far after that our economy has been on a generally positive upward track. and i don't have the figures in my head but we're going to a half, three, 3.5%, something like that. in germany the press trumpets success if they make it over 1% of growth and francois said it very clearly, the consequences of what's going on. the structure simply won't work anymore. that's the real story. and our structure is dealing with the world isn't going to work anymore either, so we have a joint project year which is to overcome our backward looking views of the w

we have oracle and adobe, but those be good.'s go fog cause froth alert and cause people to say, it's 1999, 2000. you'll hear that, it's a continuous loop, 1999, 2000. >> a short covering rally, relief rally, how long does it play on before we get a negative headline and back to where were last week? >> a lot of fed chatter, meaningless fed chatter, easy way to sell stocks. down for a huge number of days, didn't get the worst. i saw europe up this morning. i said, no one cares about japan being down seemingly endlessly. until we start worrying about the fed and seeing ipos wednesday and thursday, window here. i don't want to buy them up this high, doesn't make sense. >> if yellen says, tapering continues we're good with that? >> i like that. that says things are better at a certain point a good article in the "wall street journal" saying look, china's uncertain and, yes, europe's uncertain but the united states' gotten better. empire index, that looks good to me. seeing commercial industrial loan pick up. there's enough good if

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