>>> ceo john mackey says business that ethical works now. >>> how the recipe for success start with one in -- thing. >>> i'm suzanne with bay area focus, next. . >>> hi welcome to the show. meet john mackey. he's the coceo of whole foods market. whole foods has grown into a successful supermarket chain. he authors capitalism. john welcome good to have you here. >> thanks good to be here. >> first of all people are going business, ethical. you say that's a misconception. >> i think the narrative about business has been basically captured by the enemies and critics of business who business is oftentimes disliked flu out history. commerce has been seen as dirty. business itself and capitalism has been the greatest creator of value. if you look back 23200 years a go people lived on less then $1 a day. 90% they were e lit -- unambulance to -- unable to read. we had a great prosperity and it's due to business. for it eats suppliers and investors. business is good but we can make it better. >> let's talk about some of the better you talk about. i think what you said just makes sense. if you di

no with that he had much time to let go of the center for the business ethics at the new testament national business and economics at me standing over the chunk thank you very much for your time now and said just think i take on erin's to mina. he seemed to mean painting of a backwards to appease the chinese leadership. what impression do you hot the audi is demonstrating a very strategic vision that to the accompaniment thirty of these awful country's economy up reveals everything. they all there is some political awe of friction and some typically fall one by law must issue was brought to the table. and well ideological differences can really exist because the economic operation will do me and the benefit of the quality of life for paul's countries. so therefore it is really the intention from all sides to war hawk closest to them closer together and set aside other differences. the uk has also don't wanna be up high in the meantime i see that yes. i had to write sad that the uk seems to be china's one of china's four minus three takes on a few minor points that doesn't mean that said thi

center for international business ethics at the university of international business and economics mr chang thank you very much for your time now and just me by david cameron's demeanor seem to be bending over backwards to appease the chinese leadership what impression do you have. the he is demonstrating a very strategic vision that the complimentarity of these two countries economy prevails everything you know there are political friction politically. most issue was brought to the table. well ideological differences can really exist but the economic cooperation will mean the benefit of the quality of life for both countries so therefore it is really the intention from both sides to work. closer together and set aside their differences. the u.k. has also been. in the meantime i see that yes right the u.k. seems to be china's one of china's foremost critics on human rights doesn't mean that business probably is overshadowing that is all forgiven and forgotten. well i think no yes the cultural ideological differences are there that can hardly be ironed out it was a number of encounters

we've come across companies that have been doing business ethically for 15-20-25 years and they come across one bad review on the internet, it's not fair to that guy that he has been doing things right, providing a good service and product, and now because one bad thing on the internet he is loosing business. for first business news, i'm ky sisson. despite the controversy, yelp has been proven to be an effective tool for small businesses. nielsen says that 4 out of 5 yelp customers say they visit the site when preparing to spend money. japan is hoping to curb internet addiction in teens with tech free camps. the japanese ministry of education plans to set up so called fasting camps in 2014 to help students separate from laptops and cellphones...about 8 percent of 100 thousand japanese school children are addicted to the internet, according to a university study. still to come: one trader bets big on tech stocks thanks to new highs in the stock market. plus... 23 days till christmas ...we look at a popular retailer's game plan for the shopping season.. but first....the facinating jour

you bought sharing his directives and printed out of business ethics in beijing believes that despite ideological differences the two countries will benefit from that economic lines. the merlin is under greater pressure from the business of hope that we cannot ignore all you've found the china market players. china is not relieved by what time and thus feel the need to tow expand its arm. economic power and economic cooperation with the rest will the world. also that of the bridges business of very familiar. fall was china's trade and investment a murmur and saw the band that really it is really the common been taught that they are brains list of countries closer. it was a bad driver . he uses the cheese and pizza. with its many fine beaches in hot springs was a popular year round tourist destination blessed with a mild climate spring arrives he resigned his fibula. once train ride from tokyo greens you think you know what. the gateway to the central east do i. goals around you who are redeemed from treats. when the red and white blossoms of these four thousand trees come into bloom.

trade would give china too much power lou botching he's director of the center for international business ethics in beijing believes that despite ideological differences the two countries will benefit from the economic nines are on is under greater pressure from the business that they cannot ignore or you've found the china market players china is not really buying but china does feel the need to expand its. economic power economic cooperation with the rest of the world also that the british business of very familiar was china's trade and investment environment so the. really it is really the economic pie that really brings those countries closer was a big driver. more news with me in just a huff and i and the team coming up after the break has the latest updates from the world of sports and that's one of the international meanwhile for you in britain it's all show going underground with host action protests. you know wired magazine this week feature of the absurd creature of the week tongue eating i suppose. this parasitic i suppose is the tongue of the rose snapper fish and replaces it with it

i think i had a pretty impeccable sense of business ethics what you do and don't do. i think on the integrity front, i passed. i certainly -- i think i'm a creative person, so i was easily -- i found it easy to come up with new ideas and new solutions to old problems response i give myself a high score on that. i think i was probably better leader than subordinate, because i found -- i had a lifelong problem of not being able to tolerate fools, gladly. at times when i was working for a leader who was behaving in a particularly strange fashion, i didn't always keep it to myself. and of course, one of the rules you should observe as a subordinate is you maintain loyalty to your leader, and you should not openly criticize that leader in the presence of others. and that's one that i occasionally violated. so my mark myself down on that one. >> host: one of the things that struck me in reading your book is an organization can become a bureaucratic institution that can dampen inspiration. i don't think you ever let that happen to yourself. >> guest: yeah. >> host: how do yo

>> i think your point that they have been somewhat complicit -- and then complaining when the business ethicse place. hans nichols from berlin. the duck dynasty family threatening to pull this off the air over a big dispute with andy -- are they serious or calling bluff. get it? nike betting on kobe bryant this -- but the lakers can't. ♪ >> rather the equity firms are heavily invested in the u.s. housing market, but they are not the only ones because chinese companies, investors, and billionaires are looking abroad for real estate investment opportunities. tom keene asked real estate mogul bruce ratner why the chinese are not investing in their own country. >> the question is, why are they investing in the united states? chinese market is more difficult now, more competitive. and i think the issues that were brought up over oversupply -- part of the reason is they are seeing there are better markets and other places for the first time. the united states, australia, different places around the world are better places to invest dan china. you know, this has been, tom, a trend -- [laughter] >> i

i think a pretty impeccable sense of business ethics. what you do and don't do.n are i think on the integrity front i passed. i certainly -- i think i'm a creative person. so i was easily -- i found easy to come up with new ideas and new solutions to old problems. give myself a high score on that. i didn't keep it to myself. one of the rules you should observe as a subordinate is maintain loyalty to your leader, and you should not openly criticize that leader in the presence of others. and that's one that i occasionally violated. one of the things that struck me an organization can become an bureaucracy karat institution that can dampen inspiration. i don't think you ever let it happen to yourself. but why -- how do you and leaders ensure it doesn't happen? >> basically -- this is why i say good leaders are often impatient. they're often somewhat inteam operate. they are sometimes arbitrary. because the leader always listens to everyone. always listens to all of the viewpoints wants to make sure everybody is convinced before they make a decision. you just lose va

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and whether business should be concerned with at fixed or it -- with ethicsevery company and society at answer that one for themselves. >> just ahead, the middle east is a different place than it was a year ago. onwill ask a loom review this which country is the biggest immediate political risk going into 2014. ♪ >> time for today's company news. almosts they will pay $400 million to settle lawsuits from customers. the suits say -- claim the south korean automakers for --. they blamed testing procedural mistakes. until's parliament has passed a so-called google pack on web advertising. it requires a tie-in companies to purpose -- purchase internet ads from local companies instead of units in tax havens like bermuda. it violates euy laws and will face legal challenges. welcome back to "countdown." 6:40 in london. are bringing you some of our video stories of the year. we went for a ride in a lamborghini. ♪ head.m not a petrol i am not a car fanatic. that being said, i have always wanted to drive a lamborghini. i really did have a picture of a countach on my wa

this is something you talked about a lot in your book really in a different way -- with business being more ethical somehow that has been lost in society? >> i wrote the book because i think if we can persuade business leaders worldwide to adopt a problem and use their business to help tackle that problem, use their entrepreneurial skills to tackle that problem, i think we will get on top of most of the problems of the world. >> he is assembling a group of ocean elders to lobby on behalf of sea creatures around the world. he is here with this whale guide, tom conlin. >> have you ever in your 22 years experience had something bad happen, a whale get aggressive? >> well, we have had whales get aggressive. i personally have never had anybody hurt with the whales out here. we are real good at when to put you in and when not to put you in. when to do it has to do with the temperament of the whale. yeah. >> after the break, what is it like to get in the water with not one, not two, but a whole family of humpback whales? ♪ >> the real adventure begins here. we are on tom conlin's motorboat heading out int

business, you can do anything that you love within the law. what bp did is entirely lawful. it is another matter whether it was ethical and whether business should be concerned with ethics. perhaps every company in society has to answer that one for themselves. >> ryan chilcote there. you will hear more from our interview with him later on as well. fors u.k. shoppers hunt their christmas dinners, more and more are turning to german discount supermarkets. david tweed joins us from berlin. david, you have some data on our mince pies. >> i do indeed. it is quite surprising. there was a test, 12 retailers would in their mince pies to be ranked. the number one mince pie in the entire united kingdom comes from aldi. pie andpest mince number two in the entire united kingdom comes from lidl. 1.79 for 6 pies. that compares with nearly 13 pounds at fordham and masons. those are the bottom of the list of 12. you might think that this is a complete freak and not something that would necessarily repeat itself. the thing is, this is part of a strategy that is working for aldi and lidl. in the three months up to the ninth of decembe

and whether business should be concerned with ethics.nd society will have to answer that for themselves. loopat does it for "in the ," live on bloomberg television and streaming on your phone and bloomberg.com. have a great holiday and we will see you back here on thursday. "on the markets" next. ♪ is 56 passing hour, bloomberg television is "on the markets." we are going to check you and. chris smith he's an relatively looking at a quiet market. the nasdaq is quietly negative, the nasdaq and the -- the s&p and the dow build. coming inods orders better than estimated at 3.5%. the last five trading days of the year continue -- 10 to be positive. time for futures and focus. oil futures are flirting with $100 a barrel when it comes to wti. for a look at the move, i am phil at theo broker cma. you came in just to do this segment. thank you. what is the catalyst? last three weeks we have seen drawdowns. about 10shot out of million barrels six years ago. it is not out of the u.s., it is a demand overseas. we have seen exports pick up quite a b

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those connections have long been the subject of ethical and business concerns, particularly when it comesthe financial ties between doctors and the drug companies. yesterday, one of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies, glaxosmithkline, announced changes to some of its practices. it will no longer pay doctors to promote its drugs, and it will stop compensating sales representatives based on the number of prescriptions doctors write. the moves come following other problems for the company, including a bribery scandal in china involving payments to allegedly boost sales. and a settlement with the u.s. government last year on marketing drugs for improper uses. we look at these changes, and both our guests are professors at harvard medical school and affiliated with brigham and women's hospital, but they have different views: dr. jerry avorn and dr. thomas stoessel. >> dr. avorn let me start with you. explain a little more about what is it that many doctors are doing and how many are doing it? how widespread is this? >> well, judy, it's quite common for companies to hire doctors to be

business? should we be talking about the ethics of it? >> your questions are so unfair, emily. taxi driver a long time ago in new york. i was in the back of an uber car. i left the house in a snowstorm and took a cab to my taxi. the cab got out on fifth avenue and did a 360, spinning out onto the snow. i said, you know what, i am not driving in this. it is a reasonable question. capitalism is fair, and it is whatever your customers will pay for. there's a bigger question here about what a developing brand chooses to do. if a developing brand says that he will take however much money you have, and that is what this cost, that creates a different relationship with the brand. luber is making a calculated decision that they will not alienate people with these things. we saw the people up and down the eastern seaboard who were dedicated uber users were really brought up about this. i am sure that they permanently lost some customers because of this pricing. >> it is one thing to make sure that there are enough cars on the road, but it is another thing to make sure that your customer

business? should we be talking about the ethics of it? >> your questions are so unfair, emily.t is funny that you mention the safety of the driver. i was a taxi driver in new york a long, long time ago. i was telling a driver, i was in the back of an uber car. i told the driver the story of the day i left the house in a snowstorm taking a cab to my taxi garage. the cab got out on 5th avenue, did a complete 360 spinning out in the snow. i said i'm not driving in this. i think that is a reasonable question. on some level, the fare is whatever is legal and what your customers will pay for. i think there is a bigger question here about what a developing brand chooses to do. if a developing brand says to its customers, we're going to take how much money have you got? that is what this thing costs. that creates a different relationship with the brand. uber is making a calculated decision that they will not alienate people with these things. what we saw this weekend, there are people up and down the eastern seaboard and were dedicated users were urked about this and i'm sure uber lost

we place a high priority on ethical business practices and do not tolerate any behavior that fails toandards. scott, did you find that there is evidence that this does come from above or are we talking about rogue managers throughout the system? >> you know i think two messages come down from above. and one is, do the right thing. take care of the customers, or if you don't if you put your interests first, you may be in trouble and you may get fired. the other one is we've got greater sales goals to meet. we've got to try to increase our already amazing sort of profits. and the issue is how well do you police the one message in light of the other one? there are indications here that maybe the sales message was heard a lot louder than the eltices message. >> it's also one their comp is tied to. >> we have dual situation for financial services industry. on the one hand wall street demands every single quart he they see growth in their bottom line. every single quarter, every three months. on the other hand federal government says we're going to put more regulations on you, raise your ca

. >> so how do we know that businesses are going to be legit, ethical?me signs out of washington. we know that the department of swrus and the department of treasury are moving on this issue. they recognize that it's a problem. even for the states themselves. the state of colorado as well as the state of washington, they have accounts where proceeds from marijuana transactions and the tax revenue they will create will go into those accounts. there was some concern that even the states wouldn't be able to have banking accounts to keep the proceeds from these transactions. the department of justice and treasury are moving forward and we hope some time in january that they will be able to do business with the banks safely. >> even cash only, a threat of robberies, too, big-time robberies. we'll be talking about this, no doubt, a lot more in 2014. thank you very much, dan. >> thank you, kyra. >> you bet. >>> rating thrust the roof. our political panel explains, next. [ dr. pyun ] patients are coming in with signs of acid erosion. healthy diets are hard on yo

partnership with ashes say the leading french business school in frost the president all fashionistas think i'm going to walk as a question for you let's listen to. this ethical bush and co new earth a successful businessman. he also served as the minister of finance has an economy so you know of anywhere. whats going on in ukraine now ukranian and especially the presidents the killian who could teach the same technique on signed a new name and leave the eu. so far as you rub doesn't give him a lot of money warm and twenty billion euro as it finds he's even made a new iraq. and do sing veggies playing twister begins lists. what's your point. you could end the religious opinion. in money for the fuel is a financial tool for providing the phone but not in the form of compensation. but as of the local provide the new film because i hate baby and don't understand why the taxpayer from prawns belgium poland whole united states should pay for the u beaut korean am going to need to know it's really a bit lonesome this phone scam to already discussed these loans can come from the imf. with the lonesome with a marker financial support. wolf the european union. the loa

business saying that's okay, i don't care. mr. greenberg and other lawyers that that work for mr. greenberg went back and researched the subject, found that they believe mr. elenhorn violated the new york ethicsot supposed to take freebie trips from lawyers that you're, you know, fighting in court. cheryl: and greenberg saw the fox business story -- >> oh, yeah. cheryl: and he went, wait a minute, not so fast. >> what is this guy sayinn? cheryl: that's interesting. >> here's the thing, david boies, as you know, is one of the most prominent lawyers in america, maybe the world. hank green egger, one of -- greenberg, one of the most prominent businessmen. we don't know the outcome of this feud, but within the next 24 hours we will know, and it'll be a fairly significant story. i've never seen anything like this before where a top lawyer -- now, you have to realize that boies makes a lot of money from representing greenberg, but bo to ies is a prominent democrat, and the new york attorney general who this assistant new york attorney, david elenhorn works for is a democrat. so there may be some party ties here. cheryl: the hardest thing about firing your lawyer is what if you're in the middle of s

some moral and ethical agreements another question mr president vladimir putin have you mr snowden the former n.s.a. whistleblower do you know him the russian president saying no i'm too busy although mr snowden should be credited for changing the view of the world for many people including political leaders mr putin saying we believe that snowden will not engage in anti american rhetoric while he's here on russian territory or the russian government agreeing to give him refuge the russian government not trying to find out how america has been spying on russia to what extent and ultimately saying that we have not lost snowden where all the rest of his archives or what else he may have in hiding to bring out as well the issue of ukraine. a month's worth of political upheaval in kiev all about a possible e.u. trade deal president putin saying that russia continues to help ukraine with massive financial benefits although at the end of the day moscow must help its fraternal patna though he did say that at the end the day it perhaps it's more of a political fallout. and it's not so much to do with a possible e.u. trade deal just briefly of course hardly any time on here here at

ethics and health policy. served as a special advisor in the obama administration. and michael, a prize winning business columnist for the "los angeles times." i will give a word to the control room as we begin here. i am hearing an echo in my ear of everything that is being said. but we'll get through it. ezra klein, one more day and one more delay in the rules for enrollment. >> although not a bad delay. i think it's worth being clear about what this deadline is. i don't think it's such a big deadline in the scheme of things. this is a deadline to have insurance that begins by january 1. you can still have one that begins a couple days after that. you can keep signing up. this is simply a deadline to have it by the beginning of the year. this is important. this is important for folks whose plans cancelled. if they don't sign up by tomorrow night, if somebody gets sick or hurt, you could have huge costs. this is simply the end of their ability after tomorrow night to sign up for it such that it will actually trigger before the first of the year. >> i want to take a look at one other change that was mad

dna has a pure ethics committee that meets monthly and handles complaints from consumers and other businesses brought to it against members and nonmembers. most of them comply with our guidelines. those that do not, we publicize them on the webpage. if there is a violation of law, we turn it over to the federal trade commission and the postal inspector -- inspection service. as we looked at this, the federal trade commission said they support the complementary effort by self-regulation. we want to continue that. we continually update the today'ses so they meet real world efforts. the things we can talk about, all of this is in fact working. the american consumers are voting with pocket books and feet. e-commerce is growing. it is growing multiple times the rest of the economy, because, they have trust in the process. think about it. they need product -- trust. they are purchasing something theyaying for it before receive it. they need to have that trust. ins data-driven economy is fact working. think about the great american success story. really great american success story, amazon. on cyber

have a sleazy course society in terms of politics and certain aspects of business and even in the universities. a certain lack of ethics are slipping as a country, and i think the movie maybe will wake up us a little bit. sometimes there are novels written that cause us to have reforms. maybe this movie people will say, god, if it's that bad, if it's that sleazy, maybe we better have some reforms. >> as you're well aware, after abscam went public, the house and senate raised the issues of entrapment. one of those who did time expressed shock at the notion of the fbi actively pursuing what he called legitimately honest people. you obviously walked ed ed away hero. do you agree with the indictments and the way the story went down? >> i wish they would have put in that at least one person flatly turned the bribe down and walter cronki cronkite, he saw my tape and called me a hero. what have we come to if turning down a bribe is heroic? in the short run, i got good publicity from it, but it was quickly forgotten in terms of the people who turned it down. we got to remember that too. in all these scandals, whether it's wate

he's not the type of ethical government is not going to rule on them to try to get out of business. we stayed in the head from us become ropes even the commission will meet the bb with the consistent east and the traps with other countries in africa the institute american contingent huge incentive for good intentions of taking part in them and windy diageo for helping these governments and thinks that it into the country of which with its executive under the false wants to take into the country and it's very different from an increase of twenty eight it was really to help them get their governments to not to give a strong body of a red balls and to really take that aren't having a sucking and then into a tool to make it he notes the bbt not to put the eviction process to a top gong xi of the situation is that it is a prof asked me how to be new torque between the current infection in different regions. we did just actions. i'm sorry. and the man i'm really not sure that among these is or should indeed be to help the scare of government its new government is the beach tomorrow. it wa

ethic of government is to spend your allocation before the time runs out. >> is the government's booze budget careless spending or the cost of doing business?end us a note on foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> be have hinterested to hear people have to say. it is 18 after the top of the hour. extreme measures after one of the worst's animal attacks in the state's history. >> they are putting up all of the beautiful christmas lights in one city. now local lawmakers are playing scrooge. >> a florida woman recovering in it the hospital the morning after what is being called the most serious bear attack in the state's history. she was walking her dog at night when out of nowhere this bear knocks her on the ground. she then runs to a house. >> a woman has been attacked by a bear. >> are you with her right now? >> you said it was a bear for sure? >> she said it was a bear. >> how old is she? >> i can't tell. she is so bloody i can't tell. >> wildlife officials set three traps and filled them all with glazed doughnuts. so far no luck. >>> they want to hank christmas lights they say the city is being a grinch about it. george rickers has both sides of

fox business correspondent charlie gasparino reports former aig chairman h. greenberg has filed a new ethicssaying that he ignored an ethics violation when his deputy took an undisclosed private jet plane ride from reimburse attorney. down to its lowest level since it does not run. we are using organic, but with more efficient. the energy to regret its newer, better insulated homes and more energy-efficient appliances for lower power use the -- usage. giving you the power to prosper. tracy: twitter shares. >> reporter. coming them. we don't want to say crashing down. attorney at pepper hamilton says it will impact other ipo candid it's in the industries. first your take on to where and what is going on. is it just a consolidation? it was a highflier for a couple of weeks. a couple of downgrades, justin valuations? >> that is right. after every ipo, especially the larger tech ipos you have a series of research reports that come out. the industry in general reflects on how the stock is been trading. at every this is a fundamental call. but i think it is really a over 100% from the ipo offering

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their payment from the government to manage these patient, as a business, they have to do something to cut their costs. morally and ethically none of us in here are happy with that. but i can understand where that came about. >> doctor, you mentioned the panels that are being set up. i hear from seniors that these rumors that certain ages, certain type of care is going to be cut. do you envision that happening? you know, -- >> i heard rumors 73. you don't get cancer treatment or there's a possibility of not getting transplants and things like that. what do you see? >> gentleman's time is expired. may answer? >>. >> may i answer. >> of course. >> a lot may be hearsay at this point. we have heard rumors. but clearly rationing care is something that has to be part of this to make it work. it is not the appropriate answer; however. so i'm not quite sure what the facts are about what procedures will be limited. i would not dare say think it may not come. >> thank you. >> if i can unanimous consent to followup for 30 seconds on this, because when the word -- is used. doctor and others have a real problem with it. doctor, you do a

their payments from the government to manage these patients, as a business they have to do something to cut their costs. morally and ethically, none of us in here are happy with that. but i can understand where that came about. >> doctor, you had mentioned the panels that are being set up, and i hear from seniors these rumors that certain ages, certain ages, certain types of care going to be cut off. do you envision that happening? what's the -- i heard rumor 73 you don't get cancer treatment or there's a possibility of not getting transplants and things like that. what is, what do you see -- >> gentleman's time has expired. the gentlelady may answer. >> may i answer? >> of course. >> okay. a lot of that could be hearsay. we heard rumors about death panels and things like that, but, you know, clearly rationing care is something that has to be part of this to make it work. it is not the appropriate answer, however. so i'm not quite sure what the facts are about what age some procedures will be limited, but i would not dare say think that that may not come. >> thank you. >> if i could ask unanimous consent just to follow up fo

dna has a pure ethics committee that meets monthly and handles complaints from consumers and other businesses brought to it against members and nonmembers. most of them comply with our guidelines. those that do not, we publicize them on the webpage. if there is a violation of law, we turn it over to the federal trade commission and the postal inspector -- inspection service. as we looked at this, the federal trade commission said they support the complementary effort by self-regulation. we want to continue that. we continually update the today'ses so they meet real world efforts. the things we can talk about, all of this is in fact working. the american consumers are voting with pocket books and feet. e-commerce is growing. it is growing multiple times the rest of the economy, because, they have trust in the process. think about it. they need product -- trust. they are purchasing something theyaying for it before receive it. they need to have that trust. ins data-driven economy is fact working. think about the great american success story. really great american success story, amazon. on cyber

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