there is carl ichan and hawaii is talking to carl ichan.e worried about tim cook were there he is doing enough for that and you're going to buy back some stock. >> everyone sort of weights and word gets out on this case now. and the stock has a jump. where do you think he sets his sights now. >> there a lot of companies out there that are undervalued and it was all the way down and in the maintain the other technology is have caught up to apple and their sales are starting to go and you have $160 billion in cah. are there other stocks out there like that? and i would say that this sort of has been lifted on a lot of hot air and a lot of nicotine fits in providing this money. >> what he has done is understand how the social media works. and it sends the stock price is up. and i think now is theime for him to look at this position and wait for the next part of that. and not knowing when he is going to bail out. >> i heard from a lot of people. and he does bring fear. the stock market is trading right now and that is really be a part of this.

there is carl ichan and hawaii is talking to carl ichan.is a little worried about tim cook were there he is doing enough for that and you're going to buy back some stock. >> everyone sort of weights and word gets out on this case now. and the stock has a jump. where do you think he sets his sights now. >> there a lot of companies out there that are undervalued and it was all the way down and in the maintain the other technology is have caught up to apple and their sales are starting to go and you have $160 billion in cash. are there other stocks out there like that? and i would say that this sort of has been lifted on a lot of hot air and a lot of nicotine fits in providing this money. >> what he has done is understand how the social media works. and it sends the stock price is up. and i think now is the time for him to look at this position and wait for the next part of that. and not knowing when he is going to bail out. >> i heard from a lot of people. and he does bring fear. the stock market is trading right now and that is really be a p

carl ichan so said that he was investing in apple and you have to be really happy.fire under the apple management. apple has been in the product cycle and they have had a lot of cash and they've done very little with regard to the product may need someone to get them motivated. i think that this is working so far. neil: some companies are reluctant to spend a lot of that cash because it's always for research and development. but i guess he put the limit at a hundred billion plus. >> yes. you would throw a person like this a bone. we invest in the stock of the company and we don't have any purchases that they want to make. i think everyone wins in this case. >> this is about to become reality? futuristic eyewear. getting access to the databases as well in the field. when you think of it? >> i love it. it has been well-documented. this is another use for the product is going to drive demand that will help the stock. and they don't have enough evidence to convict and this is an issue where you can actually have this for good rather than entertainment. that is just bad

and carl ichan, can catc him in a conversation on the phone.nterview he's doing one with us. so he isl monitor all of the above tomorrow. kennedy: whenever a giant pharmacy chain cut $2 billion of the bottom might have to think there is more going on thin clever marketing taking executive action to 86 cigarettes off the shelves. that is forbidding drug sellers from peddling tobacco as well did you ever stopped selling peanut m&m's said judge is here and we have the panel ready to raise the roof on a weesday. this is "the independents". kennedy:

and it's not as appreciative as what carl ichan is. that stuck out was the willingness to say that washington is such a disaster that i taken out of the equation and take it as a given that they can never be held accountable. i have better luck trying to wedge that and i give up on political america. >> i think he believes that in his soul. eventually all of the scrubs are going to fall on the big government guys and eventually the public is going to say the heck with it as margaret thatcher said. you run out of other people's money and i'd leave that he thinks we are very close to that point right now and they will have no place else to turn except the private sector. i hope that he is right. and he is still investing. neil: well, you know, he said pick and choose no matter the market. and he said i am an apple ssareholder. so when i heard that he was there with his money and their. >> i think that carl ichan cares more than anything else about making money. he is not there for the long term, although some of the companies he stays wi

and it's not as appreciative as what carl ichan is. that stuck out was the willingnessto say that washington is such a disaster that i taken out of the equation and take it as a given that they can never be held accountable. i have better luck trying to wedge that and i give up on political america. >> i think he believes that in his soul. eventually all of the scrubs are going to fall on the big government guys and eventually the public is going to sayhe heck with it as margaret thatcher said. you run out of other people's money and i'd leave that he thinks we are very close to that point right now and they will have no place else to turn except the private sector. i hope that he is right. and he is still investing. neil: well, you know, he said pick and choose no matter the market. and he said i am an apple ssareholder. so when i heard that he was there with his money and their. >> i think that carl ichan cares more than anytng else about making money. he is not there forthe long term, although some of the companies he stays with. bu

apple shares of 22% after carl ichan announced that he is %-and apple to increase its stok buyback.aving a $4 billion stake in the company. his so-called activist campaign remarkably similar to the old green approach except that all shareholders are going long now. often only short-term appreciation and less capital for the company's situation. it means clearly other activist. but it works if you add the word collective to the strategy of the approach. the firm hired now under some criticism from previous clients that include the federal government and "the washington post" reporting that nearly 30 projects by the ireland-based contractor have encountered problems over the past decade. perhaps the obama administration might consider an american based contractor in the next round with healthcare.gov. you may have noticed talking about this we set its irish base and a spinoff on the arthur andersen accounting firm. it moved to ireland from bermuda a few years ago so we wouldn't have to pay so much in federal taxes to our government. that is, of course, paying this so much and contract

love him or hate him he cannot stop talking about carl ichan.ollower saying that that was a good interview there is a lot of incompetence and companies and governments. one of the single greatest interviews i've ever seen. i couldn't write it down fast enough. that guy gets it. stand in line. stand in line. madison, wisconsin, thank you for going along with a guy that fell short. and that is what i call a politely civil exchange. great job. dora says you are the nice engaging individual, a nice chubby kind soul. and dexter says you are a self-centered bigmouth individual. and i think you suck too. don't know why it carlock on what bother talking to you. well, apparently he liked cnbc. he did talk to me. and what he said to me is making shockwaves all over the business world. the reaction on the future. laying out the groundwork that for now when it comes to big investments like apple is not going anywhere. >> yes, he basically said he is undervalued at these levels and anyone can do the homework and it is just 13 after the stock has quadrupled o

apple shares of 22% after carl ichan announced that he is %-and apple to increase its stok buyback. having a $4 billion stake in the company. his so-called activist campaign remarkably similar to the old green approach except that all shareholders are going long now. often only short-term appreciation and less capital for the company's situation. it means clearly other activist. but it works if you add the word collective to the strategy of the approach. the firm hired now under some criticism from previous clients that include the federal government and "the washington post" reporting that nearly 30 projects by the ireland-based contractor have encountered problems over the past decade. perhaps the obama administration might consider an american based contractor in the next round with healthcare.gov. you may have noticed talking about this we set its irish base and a spinoff on the arthur andersen accounting firm. it moved to ireland from bermuda a few years ago so we wouldn't have to pay so much in federal taxes to our government. that is, of course, paying this so much and contra

love him or hate him he cannot stop talking about carl ichan. was a good interview there is a lot of incompetence and companies and governments. one of the single greatest interviews i've ever seen. i couldn't write it down fast enough. that guy gets it. stand in line. stand in line madison, wiscoin, thank you for going along with a guy that fell short. and that is what i call a politely civil exchange. great job. dora says you are the nice engaging individual, a nice chubby kind soul. and dexter says you are a self-centered bigmouth individual. and i think you suck too. don't know why it carlckon what bother talking to you. well, apparently he liked cnbc. he did talk to me. and what he said o me is making shockwaves all over the business world. the reaction on the future. laying out the groundwork that for now when it comes to big investments like apple is not going anywhere. >> yes, he basically saide is undervalued at these levels and anyone can do the homework and it is just 13 after the stock has quadrupled over the past five years. and i c

. >> so you think that carl ichan closes with the that he sees no reason to keep up this fight with apple he has what he wants from apple reign at turns out that that is what is going on. >> another 32 billion on tap for the restful year read carl ichan didn't get what he wanted. and how big of a fight is he going to have? of the pension fund, new york city control, calpers, let apple run its own money and manage its own money. at the end of the day what you want to be a tech giant do in the corporate world as get products out there. send money getting the iphone out there, developing this. that is what they should be doing. neil: he gets that as well. right? >> exactly. the shareholders know that he's the one that's at the table. looking after the shareholders interest and not so much management. so i like him. the. neil: okay, you just don't like ceos that spell out distressed babies. okay, we will find out tomorrow for the first time since then, he is face-to-face in a very rare person-to-person chat. hear from the most feared man in america. >> good evening, everyone. president obama

>>o you think that carl ichan closes with the that he sees no reason to keep up this fight with applet he has what he wants from apple reign at turns out that that is what is going on. >> another 32 billion on tap for the restful year read carl ichan didn't get what he wanted. andhow big of a fight i he going to have? of the pension fund, new york city control, calpers, let apple run its own money and manage its own money. at the end of the day what you want to be a tech giant do in the corporate world as get products out there. send money getting the iphone out there, developing this. that is what they should be doing. neilhe gets that as well. right? the shareholders know that he's the one that's at the table. looking after the shareholders interest and not so much management. so i like him. the. neil: okay, you just don't like ceos that spell out distressed babies. okay, we will find out tomorrow for the first time since then, he is face-to-face in a very rare person-to-person chat. hear from the most feared man in america. kennedy: politics is full of lightening rods. immigration,

activist investor carl ichan proves he has money make power tuesday forest labs revealed it was being bought out byl rival drug maker act-avis. ichan who has an 11% stake in forest labs and has campaigned for change at the company --was quick to take credit for the $25 billion dollar done. tweeting -- since our involvement $frx sharehodlers enjoyed gain in market value of $17 billion. forest labs stock double during the past year and gained-- 27% yesterday. moving on to corporate earnings...duke energy hit it's stride in 20-13, after profits and revenue both topped expectations. it extended its outlook through 20-16. coca cola -- however, fell flat. sales in north america slipped, as global sales also delivered a disappointment. the beverage maker will ramp up cost cutting efforts to save a billion dollars this year, including some job cuts. it says it hopes to reinvest those savings into advertising efforts. earnings are also in for a couple of popular sandwich chains. potbelly earnings topped estimates however, revenue came in light and, panera bread earnings beat estimates. but it'

activist investor carl ichan is backing off on his attempt to force apple to increase its stock buyback. ichan stated in a letter to apple shareholders..."we see no reason to persist with our nonbinding proposal. chan has been after apple to aggresively buy back shares. on sunday an advisory firm recommened that apple shareholders reject ichan's proposal. apple has repurchased more than $40 billion of its shares during the past 12 months. apple's ceo tells the wall street journal that's a record for any company. apple is the most valuable company in the u.s...but google is playing catch up. apple has a market cap of 463 billion. google recently rose to 2nd place with 395 billion, beating out exxon mobile which fell to third place with 392 billion. google's stock is up 66% since last year- while exxon gained 5%. in a bid to distinguish itself from, bing and google, yahoo is partnering with online review site yelp. the wall street journal reports yahoo ceo marissa mayer wants to connect the local review site's user- generated reviews to yahoo's search engine results yahoo lags its competi

and carl ichan being blamed for dysfunctional leadership in a new letter to shareholders. has he overstepped? some would say perhap yes. we will find out. be sure to listen to my financial reports the three times a day on thee aol radio network for all of the biggest market and business news. chairman dave camp revealing his proposal that the republican leadership is trying to downplay d distance themselves from that pla. congressman mike turner is a member of the house oversight and armed rvices committee. as indiscreet have youith us. when we start with tax reforms. >> he has worked very diligently to put this together. we need to make sure that we have a competitive tax code. lou: you guys really want to be on record wh this important midterm election calling for the deductibility and dectibles and i mean this is toxic stuff but he has put out there. >> everyone knows that it s exactly as he has said and that requires a debte that ill have to go across the country. everyone knows that weneed tax reform and that certainly is hs way to start the debate. >> i think i might

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and carl ichan being blamed for dysfunctional leadership in a new letter to shareholders.as he overstepped? some would say perhaps yes. we will find out. be sure to listen to my financial reports the three times a day on the aol radio network for all of the biggest market and business news. chairman dave camp revealing his proposal that the republican leadership is trying to downplay and distance themselves from that plan. congressman mike turner is a member of the house oversight and armed services committee. as indiscreet have you with us. when we start with tax reforms. >> he has worked very diligently to put this together. we need to make sure that we have a competitive tax code. lou: you guys really want to be on record with this important midterm election, calling for the deductibility and deductibles and i mean this is toxic stuff but he has put out there. >> everyone knows that it is exactly as he has said and that requires a debate that will have to go across the country. everyone knows that we need tax reform and that certainly is his way to start the debate. >>

only hat was not referring to carl ichan but the person interviewing him who would be me.will have more after this. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my custome are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. neil: close to a thousand e-mails in tweets. one who seems far more interested in climbing hills and for the companies he targets creating headaches. love him or hate him he cannot stop talking about car ichan. one follower saying hat that was a good interview there is a lot of incompetence and companies and governments. one of the single greatest interviews i've ever seen. i couldn't write it down fast enough. that guy gets it. stand in line. stand in line. madison, wisconsin, thank you for going along with a guy that fell short. and that is what i call a politely civil

. >> i think carl ichan cares more about this than anything else.e stays with for years. otherwise it for his company and you can invest in his public company which makes money. but i think either for long-term? may be, but how long that long-term is, maybe it is just a year or less. that's a problem with a lot of these guys and frankly why there are so few retail investors in the market these days. the guys get in and out before you can blink an eye and how can you make money in an environment like that. >> happy anniversary. always good to see you. coming up next, but the music service is doing that sounds like something that netflix has already done. we will have that in asked. a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are rlly liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? nagement couldn't make t

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