there'd never been a boeing delay in a boeing programme. event looked like a catastrophe, rather than a manageable series of delays. >> the dreamliner business strategy was backfiring. designed to save so much funny, it was costing boeing billions. >> the outsourcing plan failed very badly. all the different suppliers who were going to build these major sections couldn't actually do it. >> to fix the dreamliner boeing dispatched hundreds of inspectors to quality suppliers around the globe including its italy. process. >> alenia would take on the tack of constructing the body of plane - not with aluminium panels, but composite plastic barrels. the pain active to lose weight, saving fuel and making the 787 cheaper to run. no one had made anything like this before. not boeing, and especially not alenia. >> there is nothing comparable with that. >> nothing. >> no. >> boeing's quality inspectors have one overriding priority - to make sure the job is done correctly. in 2009 when inspectors found flaws in parts made in this plant, they ordered wor

they don't have the history of the boeing company. there is only one boeing company.the boeing company should have been the one designing these parts or giving them to suppliers and vendors whom we had strict control of and make sure everything was done right. this was the problem of the 787. it was partners not suppliers. >> i want to shift from the outsourcing back to the other boeing plant which is in south carolina. boag we invited them to come on the program and they -- boeing we invited them to come on the program and they declined. they said airplanes whether delivered from south carolina or washington meet the highest safety and quality standards that are verified through robust test variation and standards processes. there were questions raised about the quality of the planes coming out of the south carolina plant different from what came out of the washington plant. john isn't standards the same whether it's washington or south carolina or anywhere, u.s.a? >> it's supposed to be the same. the tooling you use to check is supposed to be all the same. so if the

travel on boeing air crafts . the revolving door works two different ways. first of all you have the corporation or the airline industry trying the get their friends on the faa in key positions. and that's called regulatory capture. that's the company taking over those who are supposed to oversee the company . then you have the regular revolving door, where key officials can get a lucrative job with boeing if they play nice. and this is a story about that type of relationship. >> i would take great exception to what he just said, all right? where they would say beforehand that they're going to give you a job. i find that offensive. on behalf of people that work in federal government and who have left and changes jobs. got my blood pressure up today thought it was going to be a nice calm day. >> this is how it works. >> john does it raise questions for you regarding consumer safety, that is one of the questions that craig raised. >> let me say this to you. there are occasions where that expertise that that person h

couldn't that hurt boeing if you have to pay dollars for boeing's jets.0% more expensive than it used to be. wouldn't it hurt carriers. >> right. to me the big subsidy is to a couple of companies, to zeman's, phillips and airbus. the idea is no one's going with boeing because it's a discount. boeing is a great american manufacturer and superior planes and producing at a higher level. plenty of demand. those who think boeing's going to lose the dollar raise are making a mistake. >> jim, see you in 4:12. 11 seconds, 10. >> when we come back digital download. changing face of music, how liberty media is taking advantage. checking on futures, dow futures up by 737 s&p futures but by 12. "squawk box" after a quick break. grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2015 cla. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services

we have been outselling boeing. now we caused -- paused.e had some problems with the supply chain. we have flattened out our production a bit. it is time to go back up now. >> you and boeing are having good times now. what is this about the market doubling every 10 years? >> it has been doubling every 15 years since the dawn of the jet age. it is intertwined with gdp around the world. you cannot have one without the other. aviation will probably grow a close to double gdp. >> who would have thought that petrol prices have gone down so much? does that mean the pressure is off you to build new aircraft? >> it is a two-edge sword. when fuel prices go down, airlines make money. they can accelerate the replacement of their craft. >> thanks very much. that was john leahy. the key is get more deliveries to get more cash in the bank, and airlines get the aircraft as soon as they buy them. >> oil prices still on the way down. the key question is how low can oil go? let's take a look at the brain crude -- brent crude benchmark. down to about $45 a ba

. >> one of the bright spots in the markets today, was boeing. shares up 5 1/2% on this down day, that was easily the biggest gayner in the dow. this all coming after the big aerospace company walloped wall street last quarter. how did boeing do it and are there more blue skies ahead for the company. >> a record bank log of orders for new plains. annual deliveries hitting an all time high. boeing is soaring. >> this is a case where they've only just begun to pick up momentum there's more to go. the 787 is getting better and better in terms of reliability. they've got a whole host of productivity initiatives, and their organization is learning to do better and they're finding ways to break barriers. >> while boeing's defense and space operations boasted strong results. the airplane interest is surges. they plan to build more than ever for one year. airlines flush with cash want the new plain h planes. even though jet fuel costs are making odor models more profitable. >> lower oil prices have not substantially changed their views on planning or com

airbus delivered629 airplanes in comparison to 723 for boeing. in orders, airbus won over boeing. the chief operating officer of airbus says it is time to boost production for the european playmaker. >> we have been outselling boeing. in the past we were out delivering boeing. a few years ago, we had some problems with our supply chain. you want to make sure it is delivered on time. you don't want missing parts. we have flattened our production. we did not increase. it is time to go back up now. >> the stock markets are in the red. traders are keeping and i and oil prices and are selling shares as he crude prices drop. the dow jones down about 8/10 of a percent. in europe, a sharp gain for the main indices in london, paris and frankfurt under speculation the ecb will provide more stimulus for the eurozone economy. let's talk you through a few other stories, up to 5000 jobs are on the chopping block on klm according to le gfigaro. the majority will take place within the air france unit by klm would also be affected. klm has come out to deny the report. we are going to finish with s

boeing and apple pretty good.he fed decision this afternoon and facebook and qualcomm tonight. >> let get to our road map, beginning with apple. a blowout quarter, record quarter, 74.5 million iphones sold. the stock is soaring. will it an all-time high? yahoo! spinning out alibaba shares, a tax-free deal. what does it mean for the core business and ceo marissa mayer? t-minus four hours until the fed decision. strong dollar taking its toll on corporate results. >>> tomorrow alibaba reports earnings alibaba's vice chairman, joe tsai, joining "squawk on the street" at 9:00. >>> apple, stock up over 8%. josh lipton a chance to sit down with apple ceo tim cook. talk to him about the results. josh, what did tim cook say? >> well, sara tim cook tells me that apple is selling iphones in his words, as fast as the company can make them. and he's not kidding. apple reported results that bested expectations on the bottom and the top. investors reacting. that stock racing higher this morning. it is now up over 60% in just the

boeing are you notes. chill out.emand for commercial aircraft in the next 20 years, simply mind-boggling. they're buying planes in places you've never heard. take a look at what will happen here. from 2014 to 2033, 36,000 planes for $5.3 trillion. as an investor, i sleep at night with those kinds of numbers. i don't care if boeing misses occasionally or not. this is what you have to understand. you know, danny, you do a lot of individuals as well as institutions. we know there's a different mind-set. although, a lot of times there's not. stiementsometimes they all have the emotional triggersj trigger. >> they're paying you to wait and look at the overhaul. companies like facebook, which we talked about earlier which i own as well, you know, i think as a long hall, yo haul, you can't look at these little data points. charles: i remember one day, hillary, you had a stock, it was down 50%, you were so confident. you really take the long view. >> right. and i take the contrar contraryrarian view. boeing, negativity. a ha

this leaves open the possibility boeing could file a protest when northrop won before and boeing famouslyn it back on a second go around. i have asked, sue, boeing to confirm, and what it means, but they have not got back to me yet. if we hear i'll let you know. >> absolutely thank you, jane. drone showcasing real estate. the tool to rise above the competition. full story on power lunch and full video straight ahead. plus -- >> today's power house is the oldest stock exchange and it's the birthplace of actor kevin bacon. can you name that city? your old 401k is rolled over into a td ameritrade ira. yes! so no set up fees! wooh! yeah! so i get help from rollover consultants? wooh! yes! no rollover hassle. great. woah oh, we're spiking things, robbie. for all the confidence you need. that's better! td ameritrade. you got this. zplmplgts >>> welcome back, extending losses in the afternoon here trading down more than 1 preponderate 35 -- 1.5%, and we're on the second losing streak since the year began. we did not see a single five day losing streak in 2014 or 2013 speaking to the volatility i

boeing up 5.5% keeping the dow up. back to you.nvinced it's because the fed said it's growing at a solid pace versus moderate. that's just me. furniture company ethan allen. who among us doesn't that know name. the stock is tumbling today. down 12%. but there is a reason for optimism that analysts say maybe you want to take a look at. joining us now from in fox business exclusive, ethan allen ceo farooq kathwari. some ceos, they'll cancel. you're here to talk about it. you actually feel that there is a transition here that will work long-term for the stock. >> absolutely. when you had asked me to come, i knew at that time, that it was probably the reaction to our earnings today. but, first of all, you know, we have a long association. and second, it's good to speak about -- liz: you know i want to call you up. and say, farooq kathwari, why did you cancel? on a day the stock is falling 12%, why is this just a short-term thing? >> there's a difference between thinking short-term and long-term. we are really reinventing the company ag

of boeing over last year.he priority for this year is to run production, especially on the a-350 because at the moment they have no delivery slots until 2021 for the a-350 which illustrates the success of this new plane. >> at the same time there is still a lot of concern surrounding the a-380. prosecutor yes, of course there will be questions during this press conference about the future of the double decker. it is a flagship plane. it has no new orders from the passenger airline last year. the only order they had was froming companies. as -- from leasing companies. there was some concern about whether the program should be discontinued in 2018. the last time we spoke with them, they said it was a crazy idea to cease production. they will find new customers for the a-380, especially in asia and then of course you have the question of the engine of the a-380. emirates which is the biggest customer has asked for a new engine. this is something airbus is not in a hurry to do but may do it in the longer term. >>

airbus is trailing boeing when it comes to deliveries. deliveries are important for the manufacturers. that's when they get paid. let's go straight to the source. john is chief operating officer. great to have you with us as always on the program. i want to talk about deliveries. they are important. why does boeing continue to tip you in terms of orders? some saboing is well ahead of you guys when it comes to managing and running its supply chain. do you have supply chain issues? >> well i wouldn't jump to that conclusion especially after the fiasco they had with the 787. they did deliver more aircraft this year than we did. not by a large amount, but they did more. if you go over the last ten years, we delivered more aircraft than they did. it swings back and forth. we flattened out production while we were getting our supply chain under control at higher levels of production. i think with higher order levels than they have over the next years, you will see us ramping up production you will see the aircraft behind me ramping up in produc

also a record for boeing. record deliveries and record orders. >> nonetheless we're seeing boeing shares move down with the broader markets. we'll continue to watch that and get more from you a lirlt later on. next up a potential deal between aol and verizon. there is doubts cast upon a potential deal buts the provocative nonetheless julia boorstin live in las vegas to tell us more about what we need to know. >> reporter: that's right. people are definitely talking here about some news or potential news that isn't -- doesn't have anything do with the gadgets here in the convention center in las vegas. it is about the potential deal between verizon and aol. both companies wouldn't comment and our david faber says verizon's ceo spoke last night where he quickly dismissed the idea that anything significant would be going on with aol. but those reports did send ool shares jumping this morning. and less likely than a full acquisition, verizon could be partnering up with advertising technology as verizon looks to ex

so every time you hear a seattle-union boss carry on about how he has the best interests of the boeingcharleston at heart, remember this: if it was up to that same union boss, there would be no boeing workers in charleston. the truth is the iam cares about one thing and one thing only - its own power. and the successes of boeing in south carolina, and more so, the successes of the non-union workers who populate its ranks, are a threat to the iam. like bullies do, the union bosses will try to cover-up those truths and crush those threats. but we have beaten back the iam before, and with the support of those of us in this room, and the good people all across south carolina, i have every confidence that the boeing workers in charleston will see this play for exactly what it is and reject this union power grab. [applause] >> while boeing and the 787 dreamliners rolling off the charleston assembly line are an example of what real workforce training success can look like, we don't have those same stories everywhere in south carolina. i have challenged my entire cabinet to get creative about

a new docking unit will be sent to the space station, built by boeing delivered by space x. i'm jane wells. >>> coming up the technology being developed that will help keep your eyes on the ropes. >>> good news for drivers. gas prices now have fallen to the lowest price since april of 2009. the lundberg survey said regular gas is averaging just $2.07 a gallon nationwide. >>> finally tonight, what if your car watched you drive and warned you when an accident was about to happen? the technology has been developed and will soon be found in many vehicl. phil lebeau has an exclusive look at the company watching your eyes to make sure they're watching what they ought to. >> reporter: despite repeated warnings about the dangers of texting and driving, or being distracted behind the wheel, a lot of us are not paying attention. data from 2012 shows more than 3,300 people were killed in distracted driving accidents. tech firms are looking to warn drivers as soon as they look away >> if your eyes are looking away from the road the vehicle understands you're paying attention somewhere e

. >> the united states is reaching for the sky again when space g and boeing will shuttle humans into space. >> controversial hormone therapy that is safer than believed. stay tuned. tt2wút3nú!d! bt@qv+( tt2wút3nú!d! "a@qf'l tt2wút3nú!d! bm@qm,@ tt4wút3nú!d!" dztq )>> it is 4:52. this is the east bay looking to the west the bay bridge moving along okay. there a chill in the air. we will check weather and traffic ahead. >> boeing and space x are closer to getting humans into orbit without relying on russia. they are on track to carry out the first manned test flight to the space station in 2017. nasa shows spacex and boeing transport american astronauts for and from the laboratory and nasa expects to save millions by in longer depending on russia to get senates to face. >> president obama is ling a high powered delegation to saudi arabia why to offer respects to the late king an a bipartisan delegation is joining including john mccain and john ke

shares of boeing up a fraction. $131.17 was the close there. airbus trades over in europe. >>> and shares of amazon were higher than news that the company snagged wood di allen to write and direct his firs tv series and upgraded the stock to buy, citing strong revenue growth and kbroouing margins. shares of amazon up more than 1% to 74. >>> kind of seems like the holidays just ended but despite strong sales, retailers are already assessing how the u.s. consumer is doing as we head into this new year. courtney reagan has more. >> reporter: as retail resets for 2015 the big focus is the state of the consumer. >> every year is a challenge, but i am thinking again, more optimistically and hopefully we'll leave in the year with more money in the bank than the year prior. >> reporter: the national retail federation's annual big show former federal reserve chairman ben bernanke said while many face financial pressures, he hasn't seen the economic backdrop for the consumers this strong in almost a decade. here at the icr exchange conference in orlando,

and you look at boeing, boeing by name is volatility. two years ago a fantastic year. this past year not a lot to write home about. they continue to crank out the 787. they have their production numbers on for the year 2014. the 737 max is going to begin production here very shortly competing well against the neo. i think you have to look through the short term volatility to a well run business like a boeing. >> in fact, since you mentioned the last year has not been fantastic for boeing. it looks like rival air bus beat them out last year. charlie, mike, always good to see you. thank you. >> thanks, guys. >>> meantime, french president francois hollande just finished addressing his nation that followed the attack in paris. michelle caruso-cabrera is with us on the latest. >> he began the address by saying that france was attacked at its heart, that the cartoonists were attacked for their courage and killed for their courage and that france would maintain their beliefs and fight for the same beliefs as they had. he also said that the flags in france for the next three

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and then boeing. boeing is the sixth worst performer last year down 4.8%.t is amazing because this was best performer for a while. there seems to be almost a total boeing collective. no one wanted it. it's like 2013 was great. we're bored with this. did it do good to see such a weak euro. the same time gigantic decline in oil will make it to where airlines hold on. i don't know. i think that will be braungwrong. i think airlines need every plane they can get. earnings growth plus the yield should get boeing aloft again although it is hard to see how it can rally too much. i think the play it out factor has been played out. so maybe a little more. let's get it a 150 price target. dow doggy number four is verizon. off 4.8% last year. verizon is the same issues. they don't have a fantasy league play. they have a good relationship with the nfl. sure the yield will keep the stock from getting slammed. i don't see it rallying more than 3 bucks here. now for the real dogs of the dow starting with exxon mobil. cute, huh. this was lucky to get out of 2014 with 8.6%

training people who want to work in places like bmw, boeing and continental. it's been tremendously successful but we're going expand and now begin working with companies of the different sizes and industries. companies already in south carolina to create programs that will lead to a job. the best part, if that single mom wants to get started, we'll pay for her training. and when she gets the job we've trained her for, which she will she'll pay us back and pay it forward. the new initiative will not only help those citizens who want to be retrained but also assist our smaller companies those that represent 97% of our employers by helping them get the workers they need to keep moving and to keep growing. the economic gains we have made since the end of the great recession are no secret to anyone in this room. but it is not enough for us to simple celebrate them. we must keep driving on. the tens of thousands of new jobs announced in south carolina don't mean anything if it is not our people who are filling them. the massive drop in our unemployment rate over th

but says that it was more than boeing. we know that boeing had 1,432 net orders for the last year. so airbus would be somewhere above this level. at the end of november for the first 11 months of the year the company had 1,031 net orders which means that it was a gap of more than 400 orders that need to be plugged in december. we know airbus last year faced a significant number of consolation, the main one being in june decided to drop a large order. in terms of -- you say boeing still is the largest planemaker 723 deliveries last year. that is a record level. it would break its own record, but according to specialist is from the industry it's unlikely to beat this performance from boeing and, therefore, the u.s. planemaker would be the largest one in terms of delivery for 2014. seema, back to you in london. >> stephane thank you so much. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," how would you like your burger without fries? we tell you why fast food losters in venezuela are being forced to find an alternative side dish for their big mac. >>> a drone on your wrist, only at the electro

boeing of course has a long tried and true history with nasa. this is also the first time we're hearing from them since a third competitor lost out in the competition challenged that decision and was denied. nasa would like to get at least one of these capsules going to the space station by 2017. this is different from the orion spacecraft lockheed is building. this shows the falcon 9 rocket missing the floating landing site out in the atlantic earlier this month. ouch. after running out of fuel, spaceex will probably try this again next month. they work towards a reusable rocket to drive down launch costs. that has nothing to do with humans. spacex helps to recover rockets after cargo or astronauts are launched or on their way. no humans will be hurt in that event. >> thank you for the clarification on what is turning out to be an amazing race. >>> let's get over and check in with rick santelli. >> hi, carl. you know, really, the big mission for cnbc is to make sure that you, the investor, are fully armed to be able to trade challenging markets

a nice job in early pre-trading for boeing.recovery seems to be recovering, so why are home stocks not doing well? betty liu will be discussing this on "in the loop" this morning. i is right. why are -- >> that is right. wire home stocks down about 4% this year? we are only about a month into the year, of course, but what is going on? we've had so much help from the government. without homeowners lowers -- we have had homeowners lower the interest rate. fannie mae and freddie mac working with homeowners but it's still a buyers market. we will figure that out. a new book on how to get an edge right now in the housing market. i have one solution for you guys. what is it? why don't we just let the chinese come in and by the housing market? -- and buy the housing market? seriously, shares in their markets have gone from 5% to 16%. guess how much they pay on average? $500,000 almost four times of the costs of a house in the united states. it got a lot of money. why not open the market to them? >> and i've been hearing about these ch

there is a battle between airbus and boeing. boeing delivered more planes to customers than airbus.bus edged out boeing in future orders. elon musk is getting more ambitious about x lori space. he tells -- exploring space. they will play a crucial role in the ultimate goal of establishing a human settlement on mars. it's 26 minutes past the hour we are on the markets here and we are watching the futures market, slightly how are -- higher after a down day today yesterday. we are going to check back it on the futures market in 30 minutes. as we've been reporting, oil is plunging again with west texas intermediate below the $45 mark. it has taken its toll on investors and oil companies, but also on the banks. they lend to oil companies. they help them hedge. is all of this business about to disappear? isaac, walk us to the concern. >> it's important to member this has been a key growth industry in the u.s. and it's very capital intensive. a lot of funding is required. banks of stepped up to that. in and arranging share sales. >> they may be worried about default. if some isn't able to

with boeing, they have a solid marketplace.ckheed martin with the united launch alliance. in the truly commercial market, people are going to look at how they're going to reuse rockets. if reusability is an option. what spacex is doing is reducing the cost of flight for them if they are successful. the market will have to adjust to that change in cost. >> how much is that cost going to be lowered by reusing the engines? >> the orders of magnitude, it is not really clear. but the fact of the matter is, you are not throwing away a rocket every time you build it. spacex's goal is to get to the point that you can reuse that rocket that day and if you can do that -- the potential is great and the potential of what you can do in space with that cost reduction. >> if you are boeing or any other company in this area, are you looking at doing the same thing? are you following on the lawn -- elon musk's tale? -- tail? >> i think other companies are definitely watching what they are doing. boeing and lockheed martin recently partnered wit

you know what i mean, you could buy a boeing. probably goes down tomorrow. pick up some boeing. that was a great quarter. let's go to dennis in michigan. dennis? >> caller: hello, jim. >> hi dennis. >> caller: my stocks are -- 3m, microsoft alibaba, mgm and celgene. >> oh another good portfolio. celgene, done a masterful job, expect the stock to come down that'll be an opportunity. an amazing quarter in 3m that stock refuses to come in. i should have recommended that to the previous caller that's a great one. microsoft, horrendous quarter, but it's going to bottom soon because it had a 3% yield, looking for it to go to 37 38. mgm, i like that lvs had a good quarter recently. and alibaba, i prefer to own it with yahoo. let's see, we've got -- let's call that social media, casino tech, industrial, drug i'll make that work. that's fine. stick with cramer. you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there should be a truck leaving now. i got it. now jump off the bridge. what? in 3...2...1... are you kidding me? go. right on time.

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they will buy a planes from boeing and seven from airbus. -- eight planes from boeing and seven fromd. on oil and america, and eventful friday. the joys of cheap oil. peter fisher has spent a career at the fed, the treasury and now blackrock. considering the ambiguities of seismic international events that she looks at a dollars 74 gallon and says positive for america. -- international events -- he looks at $1.74 a gallon and says positive for america. >> the market has gotten wound up about the losers. it is obvious who the losers are. >> the winners are less noisy. >> harder to figure out who would will be. walmart or pepsico. they will be out there. it is a huge boost to gdp and real disposable income. >> plus 3%? what is the fisher optimism? >> three or better. the oil boost to gdp is somewhere between 2.5-three basis points. it will be positive over the coming year. i'm proud of the fed for looking through this. the ecb and bank of japan are struggling with -- it's not a problem. it is a boost to real incomes. the fed looked through that. >> what about actual consumer confidence

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boeing also took orders for more than 14 hundred passenger planes worth nearly $233 billion at catalogices. airbus will unveil its 2014 figures next tuesday. the news agency reuters was told that they had a strong year. british luxury carmaker rolls-royce had a record-breaking 2014, as well. the company sold more than 4000 cars throughout the year. it is the first time in their 100-year-old history that rolls-royce sold as many cars. economic sales in europe did particularly well, climbing by as much as 14%, and fresh tension at the heart of the eurozone. france is pushing on germany to help bring europe out of its funk, and an economy minister says germany has an urgent responsibility, and this is before a meeting with angela merkel and franÇois hollande on monday. it is interesting day. a story we will continue to follow. i am guessing that the french are going to keep this pressure on germany to hike up investments and spending from the german side in order to help the eurozone along. at the same time, germany will probably be pushing france to do more when it comes to structural re

. >>> meanwhile space x and boeing they're set to send people to the international space station.a says that boeing and space x will develop spacecraft that will be launched from the united states using space x and boeing will save nasa millions. >> more than 50 years after they were arrested for trying to order lunch a judge has thrown out the convictions of nine african-american men they are the friendship nine and today we get a glimpse into the rear view mirror at our nation's complicated civil rights history. jonathan reports from our atlanta newsroom. >> they became known as the friendship nine because they were students friendship college. nine men were arrested after taking seats at the lunch counter in rk hill, south carolina. they were convicted of trespassing. they chose to serve on a chain gang. that choice of jail not bail. >> by being in jail one it changed the strategy and two it brought a lot of attention to the fact that these young people were going to jail for trying to buy a sandwich, so the consciousness of america shifted when this happened. >> 14 years later

that could help boeing too, we know that only 33% of the earnings from boeing comes from the united states and the basket of foreign currency modelled itself -- remember the dollar shot up. the company has not announced anything except robust orders. yet they have been hammered in advance of tomorrow's earning report. that decline of the number which again is partly link of the dollar.happenen to pepsico, she is not in charge of the world's currencies. you have to expect while pepsico is taking its part in the share of businesses it may not be favorable with the change. who knows the type of damage could be done 50% of pepsico's sales come from overseas when the weaker currencies are translated back to the dollar. again, the market knows, which is why the stock is being crushed before february 11th. the stock fell nearly two bucks today, no particular reason except the most important one, currency problem, anticipation. at one point the stock was down nearly three bucks, almost all technology companies do a ton of business overseas. the ceo came on our show last week and explained how the

boeing is an export driven company generating growth from overseas.owth challenged world, low energy prices create a lot of opportunities for consumers in places like south korea and india. it's the company that seizes those opportunities that will execute and be rewarded. the biotech space has been largely immune to the currency issues. those companies have executed and been rewarded in the marketplace. investors need to stop focusing so much on the sort of value versus growth, look for companies that are executing and penalize those that don't execute. that's fair game in the market. not let corporate management hide behind the fact that currency is this excuse. a strong dollar is good for the u.s. consumer which should drive growth in lot of companies domestically. >> larry, that's as good a note as any to end it on. appreciate your time this morning. >> my pleasure. >> larry glazer of may flower. shake shack upping the projected price range for the initial public offering from 17 to $19 a share. that is the new range the fast growing burger chain

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shares of boeing rose after the company said demand for its fuel efficient jet liners remains strong despite the recent slump in oil prices. the plane maker's top sales man said cheaper energy contributes to a stronger economy that is sustaining demand for boeing's jetts. stock at $132.41. microsoft lifted the feature on what windows 10 is offering. no specific release date but expected a bit later this year. that upgraded system will be free for those using windows 7 or later version. shares of microsoft fell 1% to $45.92. star board value taken a stake in the outsourcing company in sparety. the largest shareholder in the firm. star board said tbls the company is deeply undervalued and that opportunities exist to create value for shareholders. shares spiked 13.5% to $41.24. tootsie roll's ceo melvin gordon has died. a market capital over $1 billion from over 50 years. the candy maker will appoint gordon's wife as the new chief. speculation that the company could be acquired sent shares up 7% to $32.99. investment research firm morning star announcing fund managers for the year today

wednesday we hear from boeing. boeing is a company that's been targeted repeatedly in the press for being a loser in the lower oil world because airlines will need to upgrade with more fuel efficient planes. these airlines will buy any planes they can get they are hands on. they don't have enough seats to offer with the low fuel. they want to pack the planes and add more planes. also by the way, boeing's defense business will be turning. bio gen says something good about the alzheimer's project, going to skyrocket. a dogfight to keep very important customers, if they can say they've gotten big wins and put the chinese situation behind them, 10% more. if not, three points of the downside. that's not bad risk for a $72 stock. i can't wait to hear what alibaba has to say. this was the top of the line equity. with the stock losing aggressive retail support, it's been drifting lower. i'll bet it goes higher. what can ceo bob nugan do he has delivered and delivered more. maybe it's summit new jersey our hometown talking.

obviously more demand for boeing's aircraft. and mcdonald's, the ousting of the ceo, changing of the guard there. then some of the movers. coach and kate spade. more demand for their handbag. great news ultimately. royal caribbean. that was a loser. that came under pressure. amazon, google, names to watch tomorrow. as well as shake shack. back to you. (?) charles: i know you like shake shack. thanks a lot, nicole. big week. hilary kramer. she's been spot-on. i'll take her to task about baba. cio of a&g capital. we need all your investment wisdom. you ready? >> absolutely. charles: scottie nell hughes is with us again. hitha herzog, retail analyst. a lot of retail in the news. matt mccaul fonder of penn financials group. we had a great day. (?) so here's our real, real deal. you know what, another one of these tug-of-wars. the market, it took a really -- it took a moment. it erased yesterday's losses. i always say that an assessment of the fomc, isn't the moments after. those last two hours are extra emotional. the next day, rob,