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in fact fox business network cheryl casone has a list of three companies right now. major defense contractor. >> the defense contracts some of the ceo's are at the white house this week on this very issue. yes there will be most likely a lot of layoffs. raytheon is a company that will be hiring. they are a technology company but more on the technology side for engineers, people with computer science experience people working in supply chain. what's great about raytheon they do a lot of security but it's web security internet security and those threats are real to this country right now. maryland. massachusetts, virginia, 450 positions they need 350 fresh college grads if you will but you have to have the technological experience. >> it is getting the car title done and this is a growing business people need money. 360 jobs nationwide. you can be a customer service rep and make up to 25,000 a year you can be a store manager make 45,000 and gm's up to 150,000. >> northwestern mutual. a lot of people like working for mutual companies they tend to be more safe and stable

cheryl casone is at the boat show in miami.yl. ♪ to grow, we have to boost our social media visibility. more "likes." more tweets. so, beginning today, my son brock and his whole team will be our new senior social media strategists. any questions? since we make radiator valves wouldn't it be better if we just let fedex help us to expand to new markets? hmm gotta admit that's better than a few "likes." i don't have the door code. who's that? he won a contest online to be ceo for the day. how am i supposed to run a business here without an office?! [ male announcer ] fast, reliable deliveries worldwide. fedex. ♪ connell: here is your fox business brief. production slipped in the month of january. down 1.4%. december of 24%. november production up 1.4%. those are the numbers. consumer optimism is at its highest level in three months. in january, the final reading -- personal finances and business conditions. it looks like the nasdaq is moving up the start time for free-market stock trading. they are getting set to take off trading

the sunshine state's economy, cheryl casone in miami with more.plenty of boats. cheryl: lots of boats, lots of buyers, lots of money floating around miami this weekend. there is one bedding co. brunswick. this company the stock has been on a tear rising about 52%, and the gentleman sitting next to me, betsy mccord, ceo of brunswick, really love what you do, you love boats. >> who wouldn't love being out on water, great products, customers are great, consumers who buy this, they're very active and learn to live life very well. i have the greatest job in world. cheryl: one of the most popular boat, the boston whaler. one of the things you have been doing is changing the technology, test that out in the next hour on fox business. one of the things that is interesting is european exposure. and the fiscal cliff negotiations and many top customers, a sense of top buyers, and how much they spend on a boat? >> absolutely not. the boating industry was up 10% in the united states, our judgment is what happened is the buyer who has taken the tax increase kno

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cheryl casone, everyone. take a look at your 401(k). record highs, i believe.y flowing into them, i believe. charles, what is your point here? a lot of people missed the stock market. charles: $15 billion of selling went off in march and february of 2009. the good news is most people still have their 401(k)s at work. they continue to contribute to it. beneath the surface, though, there are some red flags. the average total is just $77,000. if you are in your 20s, that is a lot. if you are two or three years from retirement, it is not. stuart: most people would be in their 40s and 50s. you are not doing too badly. charles: you are well beyond the curve if you are going to live to be 85 years old. stuart: that is true. charles: the number could be substantially higher. i think it should be higher. people are living in fear and that is a mistake. >> everybody is looking for someplace to put their money. stuart: new jersey. new jersey looking at legalizing online gambling. i say they must want more tax money. i will talk to a state senator of new jersey next. ♪ ♪ s

. ♪ cheryl: i am cheryl casone. it is the last hour of trading.cks are down for the second day in a row. it is all about the fed. concerns about the punch bowl being taken away sooner rather than later. the dow is down 52 points right now. losing gains for the month. you have the s&p also lower. biggest drop since november of last year. you have the nasdaq down 34 points right now. a lot of our points are being erased right now for the month. we shall see what this last hour brings us as we countdown to 44:00 p.m. eastern time. most of the dow 30 is in the red. there are some green names, though. boeing is one of the few bright spots. in terms of sectors. industrials. they are notably weak today. caterpillar. other industrial stocks actually losing ground here. to a global losing than 4% right now. the same thing happened with basic materials stocks. aluminum maker alcoa. down more than one quarter of a percent. these companies trading down to the negative. i just mentioned it. it is on the big board there. walmart. take a look. 70.69. the stock i

at the newest toys on display, and biggest names including the ceo of brunswick live with cheryl casonefox business exclusive. that's coming up next. wait until you see some of the boats. ♪ liz: all aboard, florida's largest annual event, the miami boat show. did you know this thing attracts hundreds of thousands of visors each year? features more than 3 thousands boats, fox business' cheryl casone is ships ahoy with the biggest players, and the stock is doing well. >> liz, it absolutely is. it's not every day the ceo and chairman of the largest boat company of the world is willing to teach you how to use the newest technology on the newest boat, but dusty mccoy is doing that with me today. as i turn around and lose use the joy stick technology and get out of here, tell me about the technology. explain what is so great. >> you have your hand on it, large boat with two engines, what you do is control shift, throttle and steering in a simple movement. we have software engineers here, engine people who get in the technology, and you're moving a massive boat in close quarters doing a great

gerri: i am cheryl casone.ription for disaster, health-insurance stocks pared today on a government plan for lower medicare raise. an analyst at says these companies can survive it. will explain. dennis: china's army linked to widespread hacking of u.s. businesses, all-american power grids, federal agencies, we have got them, the seat of the hacker tracker firm poised to view the chinese army as the world's most dangerous hacker theft coming put in half an hour. cheryl: builder confidence below expectations today, slipping for the month of february has builders express concern about higher cost of materials and had. ceo jerry howard is here for exclusive interview. dennis: stocks every 15 minutes and lauren simonetti on the floor of the stock exchange, dow higher, google over 800 for the first time. >> quite a milestone and the dow industrials are 160 points away from the highest level in history, the s&p 50 points away from its a milestone, we do have the market on fire, google shares up 1% at $8.03, the highe

. >> i'm cheryl casone. it is the last hour of trading. the countdown to the closing bell begins right now. liz claman is on assignment in cleveland where goldman sachs held its first graduation ceremony for entrepreneurs. fascinating stuff. you will hear about it in a few minutes. but first, to these markets, stocks are down, but trading at their best levels overall since november of 2007. the dow down almost 35 points as you can see on your screen. s&p losing ground as well, down a fraction. and the nasdaq down more than 7 points. we're going to watch it for you in the last hour of trading. there are some individual names we're looking at right now. these are some names that are hitting new highs. linkedin hitting a new high today following last week's fourth quarter numbers, up 4%. google is actually lower, down 3/4 of a percent. eric schmidt laid out his plans to sell half his stake in the internet giant. let's take a look at amazon, down 4.95. though it did announce a streaming deal with cbs, but investors not impressed, that stock at

i am cheryl casone.et is waiting to hear what president obama has to say in tonight's speech. apple shares are thinking. ceo tim cook calls the lawsuit a sideshow. top of the hour. it is time for stocks now. let's bring you what some are saying tim cook is saying. >> in terms of large acquisitions, we have looked at large companies. it did not pass our test. cheryl: it was the comments that cook made about david einhorn that is hitting the stock right now. nicole petallides is at the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: we sell apple about the $480 mark today. he will stand by the fact he is working on releasing shareholder value. david einhorn wanted to unleash that. he obviously was moving forward. basically, tim cook basically said all of this is a sideshow. the whole lawsuit was bizarre. in the meantime, tim cook and apple continues to focus on new products such as the watch. cheryl: president obama said to give his state of the union address tonight. many in washington are saying his messag

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. take a look at the dow right now.e have a bullet, a record high is inevitable. cheryl: american airlines and usair weighs close to a merger. airline analyst mike boyd is here, it will not fix major problems. dennis: a big storm packing lots of snow. what it means for you or your business or your commute. >> top of the hour. and down 126. and great retail's out today. >> >>, it ran mario draghi thousand mark. and the job reports were not so great. it is a push and pull, there were retailers like macy's and we were talking about that earlier today, there certainly is that environment. the vix, fear index to the upside. we were down 125 points, selling across the board from sector to sector whether it is banks and jpmorgan and merck, you are seeing some across-the-board and transports too pulling back. i want to look at one dow component, some green here, despite the fact of these headlines are disconcerting, up 1/3% but the ntsb looking at a long road ahead for the boeing 787 investigation, looking closely into the batt

cheryl casone. cheryl: i want to ask about the president's decision to shut down the jobs council.eak much about it at all in his inauguration speech. did you at some point advise the president adopts council wasn't worth pursuing or if you were still in the white house would you advise him to make that decision yesterday? >> it was scheduled to go for two years. you would have had to do some active change to recreate it or renew it. the economic recovery advisory board which was for the first two years and i was the chief economist on that more into this, the jobs and competitiveness council. was a bipartisan thing, by design. you had a bunch of people -- [talking over each other] cheryl: four times. [talking over each other] cheryl: 7.9% unemployment. >> that is not correct. that four times for large meetings and they met scores of times for their regional meeting. the problem was unlike the other several hundred advisory committees to the president, this one became political, right from the beginning and one of the main reasons they didn't meet at the big public meetings was the

more than 100,000 people of our very own cheryl casone is in the sun -- the sunshine state with a chancea six million-dollar yacht. she spoke with the owner from venezuela. >> the name of the baltimore did it come from? garry difficult to pronounce for we small americans. >> the name of about, that is pretty much a mix between the names of my parents. >> why spend $6 million on a yacht? and i will be taking this home to venezuela. so the soda is going to be leaving in this is yours for now on, why make this type of purchase? amelia was that important to you? >> if you love the sea, you spend every single week in the beat tennessee, and if you love it's worth it. gerri: were you worried about making such a bid to -- the expenditure? the world economy has been under so much pressure. to you ever think, might doing? a little nervous to spend this much money. >> definitely when you're making an investment, but the in the think we're very happy with what we got. >>nd for this is for you and your family. your family's boat. so your parents, sister, are you going to be sailing around the world

has no state tax burden for residents making it a great place to do business, and, tomorrow, cheryl casonewill be with millionaires in miami for their take on why people, north easterns are calling it home. friday, fox business all day, complete coverage of the miami boat show. that will be fun, friends, featuring 3,000 of the newest boats on the water tomorrow on fox business daytime. we'll be right back with my two cents more and answer to the question of the day. should the federal minimum wage be hiked to nine bucks? look, if you have copd like me, you know it can be hard tobre. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open for 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you t

lowering tax rates for every single company casone closed the loophole it generates revenue. talked about that just a little bit. my bill takes that revenue and returns it to the people and lower marginal rates for every company all across america. business with america. there will want to invest their jobs involve creation all across america. gerri: i hope to have that right. it does not always happen that way. congressman, thank you for coming on. more to come this hour, including a skyrocketing new price tag for obama that is going to cost you and your family a pretty penny. next, an anniversary now worth celebrating. a look at how the federal income-tax has changed over 100 years and how would is getting worse. ♪ ♪ making the big romantic gesture. that's powerful. verizon. get a droid razr m by motorola in pink for $49.99. i need you. i feel so alone. but you're not alone. i knew you'd come. like i could stay away. you know i can't do this without you. you'll never have to. you're always there for me. shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella. fall

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today cheryl casone from the "fox business" network is going to be answering some of the most common you. >> good morning. >> steve: let's start with an e-mail from neal. he says i have over 20 years experience in the intel field and i'm a u.s. army vet. i've experience in crisis management, risk threat analysis, and in high risk areas overseas. i have not seen anything regarding my specialty. can you help? how do you help people with a specialty? >> neal has a great specialty because security intelligence, what does that mean? he can easily get a clearance at the department of energy. those are very tough to get if you want to work in the department of energy, or any other governmental office. so he can fast track on the clearance, he can work for the department of energy. and also do personal security for coe's. a lot of ceo's need protection. he can be that personal security expert. he's also got a little computer segment. >> steve: he can work at raytheon. >> defense company, they're hiring because it's technology. he also on his resume can get into a company with raytheon. 1400

cheryl casone says wait. that isn't exactly true.t a degree. welcome back. >> yeah. look, it is tough if you don't have a college degree right now. that employment rate is up over 8% right now. but these are some of the jobs we've been talking about on "fox & friends" for two years. the first is home health aid. i just did one of these companies on tuesday. this is going in, maybe you're doing lighthouse keeping, helping people bathe, take care of themselves. with one person turning 65 every 13 seconds right now in this country, this is a huge industry. the average pay in 2010 was 20,000 a year. 9.70 per hour. that's actually higher now. more toward the 10, $11 range. but the outlook, 70% growth in this industry from now through 2020. that's huge because of baby boomers. >> brian: now let's talk about a personal trainer. no one wants to work out alone anymore. >> it's bore to go work out by yourself. we talked about new york sports club on the show. this is personal trainers. they will train you, you don't need a degree to be a perso

lou, when bight did a stem line that went on and on, and his career was supposed to be over, went on casonghed about it, four years later, he's president. ridiculous to hold him accountable. lou: effectively, this is the way they prefer, brook, if you wouldn't mind, let's show our audience how aparently the left would like to see a bottle of water. can you see rubio being presented a bottle o water? it would -- thank you so much for being a part of this. i am parched, and i'm particularly appreciative. thank you very much, brook, we appreciate it. this is the nonsense people are doing, and they don't talk about the rubio response. >> which was good, i thought. >> terrific. he's going to be a leader. that scares the hell out of those people, and everybody understands, understands what the message is from the left, and cnn playing that game tells you, critically, they are scared to death of marco rubio. >> uh-huh, who gave the speech in english and spanish. >> we live in a culture of gossip and entertainment, and there's nothing more entertainment of a guy reaching for water. that's more of

lowering tax rates for every single company casone closed the loophole it generates revenue. talked about that just a little bit. my bill takes that revenue and returns it to the people and lower marginal rates for every company all across america. business with america. there will want to invest their jobs involve creation all across america. gerri: i hope to have that right. it does not always happen that way. congressman, thank you for coming on. more to come this hour, including a skyrocketing new price tag for obama that is going to cost you and your family a pretty penny. next, an anniversary now worth celebrating. a look at how the federal income-tax has changed over 100 years and how would is getting worse. ♪ i'm lorenzo. i work for 47 different companies. well, technically i work for one. that company, the united states postal service®, works for thousands of home businesses. because at usps.com®, you can pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. i can even drop off free boxes. i wear a lot of hats. well, technically i wear one. the u.s. postal servic

our cheryl casone spent the day in miami talking to those making the tax flight to florida in the growing big sslling point for recruiters. >> what we are seeing is the florida could become the next manager capitol of the world. we are seeing many hedge fund executives coming down here, opening a shop. you guys been at the new york recruiting new employees basically. how many have you know brought down from the tristate area down to flooida? >> we have been recruiting from the york and other parts of the country actually. florida offers a great quality of life. as you said, it is let it become a financial center also, i gave weight to south america. and with the american trade increasing day-by-day there is an opportunity for financial professionals year to really do well. the end of the day florida where we don't pay state income taxes, no city texas, and an easy commute to work and a lifestyle that is hard to beat. gerri: coming tomorrow, cheryl will be at the miami both show featuring three dozen of his boats on the water. you will want to miss that. still to come, my "2 cents more" on

cost them at least a billion dollars a year to make the changes, carol roth is with us and cheryl casonell. carol, when he does it end? are we ever going to see the cost of obamacare? >> i certainly hope we are. and the thing that concerns me the most about this the undue burden on the small businesses of this country and small businesses don't have the manpower or the dollars to comply with something like this and it's absolutely outrageous to me. if you go to a supermarket, you certainly know that macaroni and cheese is more fattening than celery. that's not what is making everybody fat is the lack of that nationaling, it's the tactffac tactf tactffac tactffac tactffac fact-- that knowledge, they're not exercising, we need to take responsibility in this country and don't need to be legislated. it's going to create less competition and barrier to innovation in business. david: i'm wondering if the federal government is pushing too hard. president obama feels that with his reelection, he was allowed certain, certain liberties as far as how he could push, how far he could push, but the el

cheryl: i am cheryl casone at stocks continuing the biggest fall since november.says buy gold stocks on the tip. dennis: this could be the hour jon corzine is banned from commodities for the rest of his life. cheryl: get ready, northeasterners. a major blizzard making its way to the east, we will look at the stocks taking a hit and we will help you profit from all of this. dennis: top of the hour, stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. nicole: let's take a look at the market, all of those bulls hoping to take out those numbers. they think the pullback was long-awaited. here it is, tough news on manufacturing over in europe. a weak euro, a strong dollar, there is the dollar down half of 1% right now. financials under pressure. bank of america for example would be a good sample of some of the financials. followed 10 sectors, nine of the 10 have been lower. industrials as well, the only thing halting on our consumer staples and that is a big defensive play. of course the jobless claims rising. back to you. cheryl: thank you very mu

dennis: tomorrow live from miami, cheryl casone on the flight from wall street and how taxes are drivinguth. we brought you both bull and bear arguments over the last two hours. up next, you will hear what international place of makeup for any weakness in stocks. sandra: talking to former security secretary about president obama's cyber security plan. judge napolitano says your privacy rights are at risk. we will see treasury secretary michael chertoff agrees. , anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time nce your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use some more life insurance. ist affordable? itosts less t that's pretty affordable, huh? less than 35 cents a day? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was

"fox business" network cheryl casone is live in miami with the story.k city's high taxes and miami's high taxes, more taking miami's. >> oh, steve, exactly. that is what we're seeing. fox business sent me on this horrible assignment to come down to florida in the middle of the winter to look at reports that many financial companies and businesses from the tri-state area, new york, connecticut, new jersey, are actually moving down to florida because of high taxes in the tri-state area. if you think about it, you've got the 7th highest amount of personal income taxes paid by new yorkers. here in florida, one of seven states across the country that has no personal income tax. a lot of small business owners, they file as s corporations. that means they file as personal income tax, that's their filing system. they're saying forget it. i'm coming to florida, a lot nicer and the cost ofabout half. we had a lot of great interviews over the last couple of days to find out why they're making this move. it makes a lot of sense for them. >> steve: and the cost of l

shell casone.markets now it is about housing, fox business looking at their real story. dennis: joining us this hour one of the men behind president obama's housing policy, former chairman of the council of economic advisers austan goolsbee. cheryl: the new york housing seen changing almost overnight from a buyers to sellers market. sandra smith will sell us what you can buy for just $2.7 million. dennis: on the west coast robert gray in the exclusive hollywood hills where the number of homes sold for $500 or more has the new record. look at this beauty. stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. nicole: we had a $14,000 mark and pull back a little bit and saw some up arrows. we are not up for the week however, we did close last friday at 14,009 and today we are at $13,993. the market is pretty good, $518 million vs $79 million, retail stocks and bank stocks doing well. also wanted to get the a o l shares which are storing today, doing well on their ad revenue so

cheryl casone is here with the top five companies hiring right now. on this day in history, 1980, "rock with you" by michael jackson was the number one song and still number one with her even today. >> steve: the looming cuts to our defense department could kill more than a million jobs, they estimate, if congress doesn't soon cut a deal. while the federal government might be firing one major defense contractor is hiring. >> gretchen: the "fox business" network, cheryl casone, has one of her list of five companies hiring right now. she joins us again today. good morning to you. >> time to find the good news in some of the bad, right? great beyond is a defense contractor, but they're focused on technology. that's what we're seeing in growth for many jobs. but they're looking for engineers. they got 100 positions now and 350 college positions. if you're right out of college with an engineering degree, they really want you. systems engineers, electrical engineers, supply chain purchasing, most of these jobs will be on the east coast. i want to make that

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cheryl: i am cheryl casone at the dow and the s&p 500 down. near the five-year highs again. upcoming market panel getting the budget panel together. about the experience a major pullback. dennis: fighting back against hack attacks. security firm launching counterattacks on behalf of businesses that got hacked. cheryl: gold prices sitting at a six-month low today. we are live where phil flynn says one country is buying big on the dip. dennis: stocks every 15 minutes, nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. nicole: taking a look at the market as you noted, 14,000. not too far off from the all-time highs. not unusual to see them pull back. we set a new five-year record high that we haven't seen since 2007 sub that by bit higher and higher. higher highs and lower lows. do you think we will be taking out the highs at some point this year. the dow jones industrial down one quarter of 1%. look at apple and facebook at the moment. we talked about cyber attacks, cyber threats and these have been on the rise most notably on friday talking about facebook. apple acknowledging

cheryl: hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone at the dow down 17 points, but we are still in record territorythat says watch out, this market might already be oversold and says that is a good thing. dennis: president obama planning to pivot back to the economy in his state of the union address. plus our fox all-star panel. cheryl: if you haven't ordered roses for valentine's day for your loved one, you better get on it or else how you know that, the ceo of 1-800-flowers.com is here in th and the busiest day e week for his company. dennis: why is it only up to the gentleman? maybe we will look at that. lauren simonetti with a live look at the market. spiking one report moments ago from the info. lauren: let's take a look at the nasdaq spiking more than 5% right now. the stock hitting a new 52-week high. it has not been at this level since november of 2008. that of course, charlie gasparino's report, carlyle in talks with the nasdaq to go private. nice movement there to the upside. the overall stock market. red arrows across the board. the nasdaq down two. we are well off of session lows, and a

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. >> dennis: i'm dennis kneale.d farm suing workers union for libel, a story only seen here. cheryl: why world central bankers could have opened the gates to what they were hoping to avoid. dennis: gas prices up 41 cents hitting your wallet at the same time as high heating prices. cheryl: small business fighting back against president obama's call to raise minimum wage. we'll debate; you'll prosper. dennis: a union fight down on the farm. the nation's largest grower of beaches, plums, and nectarines is locked in a dispute with the worker's union in fresno, california, against the united farm workers. we have the farm lawyer, david, hello, david. the ufw, what an election to represent, way back in 1990, but your lawsuit says the union never showed up and absent for 20 years, but then wanted to bargain. why is the farm, the big ag company, now, suing ufw for libel? >> well, good morning from los angeles. the first point i want to make is that the union approached the company 20 years after the election, and as we alle

. >> and i am cheryl casone me. the dow is sitting near the five-year highs.rnings of an upcoming market pullback. >> fighting back. a guest who security firm is launching counterattacks on behalf of businesses that got hacked. >> and gold prices and a six-month low today. we are live we're one country is buying big and we will tell you about it. >> we have nicole petallides at the ne york stock exchange. reporter: that's right, not too far off from the all-time high, not unusual to see the markets higher mental back a little bit. even today, we set a new five-year record high that we haven't seen since 2007. it's higher and higher, higher highs, lower lows, and we will definitely be taking out the highs at some point this year. do not lose hope. if you are able out there, do not lose hope. the dow jones down one quarter of a percent. cyberattacks, cyberthreats, and those really have been on the rise. most notably on friday when we talked about spacex. apple also acknowledging that their computers were also hacked by the same hackers who targeted facebook. of

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. back on track with the dow heading higher.ord back in sight, and jim rogers said this is going to end badly. dennis: of course. take the wind out of the sails, jim. housing, though, so hot from properties in dc to denver they are selling after only two weeks on the market. we'll show you why sellers have to take advantage of this quickly. cheryl: a baltimore company makes a most of it after losing a bet on his home team. >> sunday has two big winners, baltimore, and the comfort of our furniture. when the second half kicks off and returned for a touchdown, all the furniture was free. way to go, baltimore. cheryl: that's right, you heard it, free. the store's president will speak with us on "markets now." dennis: nicole on the floor of the rebounding new york stock exchange. nicole? >> rebounding; right? dow at 14,000 again; right? that was on friday after crossing for five years. yesterday, pulled back 130 points, and, today, near the 14,000 levels and again crossed through it. you have the dow here up about 109 points. you hav

. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief the rally on wall street continues as the dow jonesials crosses the 14,000 mark for the first time since the financial crisis. right now take a look at the dow. we're at 14,007. >>> the government says 157,000 jobs were added in january and unemployment rate rose slightly to 7.9% but the latest figures show that highering was stronger in both 2011 and 2012 than previously estimated. u.s. manufacturing activity grew at a faster pace last month of the institute for supply management says its index of manufacturing activity jump to a better than expected reading of 53.1. any reading over 50 signals expansion. >> shares of society tis, pfizer animal health unit. it is largest u.s. ipo since facebook went back in public in may. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper lori: not all the super bowl action will be playing out on the football field this sunday as some tech companies are looking to score big with some super bowl-themed apps. here is shibani joshi with more. shibani. >> it is all about the

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