if there's one company that symbolizes the tragedy it's cantor fitzgerald and occupied the tower abovere the plane crashed. a 568 employees were killed. its ceo howard lutnick is a shining example of he and his team with new york resiliency. howard was late to work on september 11 and dropping his son off on the first day of kindergarten. his best friend and younger brother both in cantor's offices when the attack occurred were killed. since then cantor's famed annual charity day raised money hand over fist to assist the families of those employees who were killed and also fill cantor relief's fund. the tally now stands at $369 million. this is not just a story about generosity. it is a story of using success to triumph over tragedy. ahead of monday's annual charity day, cantor's chairman and ceo howard lutnick joins me now in a fox business exclusive. howard, my friend, they always say that time heals all wounds, but does it? as the years go by, does it get any easier to face these anniversaries? >> well, you know, i get that feeling as this time gets closer and closer to me, you know

it's a spac company that was backed by, yes, howard lutnick of cantor fitzgerald, and it will deliverlic. shares up 37.9% today. grand theft auto a victim of a brand theft of its own. take two with interactive dealing at this hour with a major hack as it gears up for its next edition of the super popular video game. this is another black eye to another major corporation failing to secure its intellectual property. that'll be a major theme at ces 2023. yes, we're talking about the it already. the consumer technology association runs ces, and its ceo, gary shapiro, joins me next live in studio to to break some news here. it's a fox business exclusive. >>> closing bell, we've got about 26 minutes left before we hear it ring. dow is climbing again, still up about 1175 points. we're come -- 175 points. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ go. go green. go wind turbines. go gorgeous reliable grid. go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. go space age welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technol

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, luxury ev maker lucid is in the sweet spot moving higher at this hour by about 2.25% after cantor fitzgeraldnced a by-rating and $23 price target and canter expects the maker of lucid air to capture 2% of global ev sales by 2026 due to the company's investments in battery technology and longer range. and if you can't beat them, join them; right. oil giant bp getting juiced by about 1.25% at this hour on the new deal it has inked with hertz to develop an ev charging network all across north america. bp's ev charging business known as bp pulse, will install thousands of chargers at hertz rental car sites. hertz up 3.7% now and do they need the charging stations. they've announced deals to purchase a total of up to 340,000evs from tesla, general motors and pole star by 2027. they need those charging stations. dr. pepper losing its fizz after goldman sachs cut from a neutral to buy and chopped its price target by $2 to $37. we're already below that at $36.06. they expect kuerig's pack anled beverage business and growth to slow. increased risk to margins due to higher coffee prices. ride sharing

she was laid off from cantor fitzgerald in the north tower on the 108th floor on the afternoon of tuesday september 10. she gathered up her belongings in a box and said goodbye to all of her colleagues and left and she was home in time to watch general hospital. the next day, all of her colleagues were killed. she started back at work at fitzgerald the following week as the firm tried to rebuild and get back on its feet. since the entire department had been wiped out on tuesday morning, no one had even taken her off the payroll. that plays out over the course of the entire country over the course of that day the number of people that switched the flights on to one of the hijacked planes were switched their flights off of the hijacked planes at the last minute. people stopped for blueberry muffins and ended up living that day because they decided they were hungry on the way into work. the new york giants game went late monday night, september 10. it was in denver and so it was played mountain time and there are hundreds of people who lived on 9/11 because they stayed up and watched the end

sort of thing one of the plays to keep an eye on is the interesting upgrade from the folks at cantor fitzgeraldd it witha know overweight rating and that's roughly 60-some percent higher than where we were yesterday they think lucid has things like range, luxury offerings and that sort of thing and that's helping to shape their view. they think they're up and lucid, this is a stock that's lost half its value over the course of the year and we'll keep an eye on those stocks and we'll send it over to you. >> thanks, dom >> chicago fed president, charlie evans says he remains cautiously optimistic that the u.s. can avoid a recession if there are no more external shocks here he is talking to our colleagues on "squawk box europe" this morning >> i think we've been very clear in our communications and i'm a strong proponent in the summary our communications to indicate where the fund ought to go to justify our projections. the exact timing of of that path to me is less important than the fact that we continue to get to the point where we think we ought to be. so whether or not, you know, it's a large