cheryl casone is here to help you get pooir hired. >> share something really caring. what she gave her classmates that probably made her one of the most popular girls in school. >> it is 21 after the hour. new information on a dead licks employings in a restaurant in kansas city last night. the tragedy came one hour after construction crews hit the gas fliern the restaurant. a former department of veteran affairs said he was told to ignore data. >>> he denies this. >> despite the drop in unemployment 3,000 people left the work force last month. cheryl casone is here featuring three companies hiring right now. hi, cheryl. >> good morning. one of the trends we saw during the recession is americans were trying to keep their cars longer. keep them on the roads as long as they could. nasa is benefitting from that. the 700 jobs opening right now. this does not include 4800's own franchises across the country. there are even more jobs across the country. you can be an owner of a store. 80 percent are independently owned franchises managers, counter sales. there are 100 new s

cheryl casone is here to tell us all about them.ood morning, cheryl. >> i have three companies today, two of the three reached out to fox and friends. i want to put that out there and this is conveyor belts. they make, install conveyor belts. think the post office think sorting machines. 85 jobs engineering admins, manufacturing personnel. starting salary 55,000 to 85,000 dollars. they have about 85 jobs open right now. 120 overall for the entire year. they go out to a lot of veterans local job fairs to recruit veterans as well. >> can you live in any city? >> it is mostly in ohio, california, marilyn, missouri, new york and kentucky. >> that covers a lot of states. >> it is an oil filter services company. they have 179 openings right now. if you have military experience you can actually possibly get a senior position here. this is mostly natural gas. it is kind of the new big thing in the energy field. you can be an accountant, you can do something in the back office as well. this is all over the place. texas, oklahoma, new mexico,

cheryl casone is here with three companies hiring right now.the first company is looking for tell commuters. >> you have to be a registered nurse. care net service has nanny companies to deal with the costs the new costs coming under the healthcare law. registered nurse sitting at her home somewhere and you call into your insurance company my throat is sore i have got a headache what do i do do i go to the er? do i need to go to the director? >> it is a way to cut costs for companies but you can get a job out of it. some of the jobs will be at the headquarters in san antonio, texas. also they need hr marketing and finance folks. you are evaluating those systems. inc magazine called them one of the fastest growing companies. they reached out to us at fs job hunt at foxnews.com. we are getting a lot of results. >> themselves voted one of the best places to work. >> that's good news. >> java juice. >> i know you drink it. >> 3500 summer jobs. they had national hiring day on tuesday. they are lacking for those kids that want to come in. you need a

now we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with the fabulous cheryl casone. finish. dennis. all right, two once-dominant internet names are seeing their profits melting away today. let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the fawning for more. nicole? >> reporter: it's certainly worth taking a look at two names in the internet realm that you noted have had a great 52 weeks year to date, both names are winners, but we've got to take a look at both aol and yahoo!. yahoo! and aol, both dominant, obviously, in the industry. but what we are looking at is that recently yahoo!'s share of the u.s. search market -- which is actually larger than its global search -- actually fell in february, 31.6 -- 11.6%. and also we're looking at yahoo!'s weak mobile search position, and that has taken a toll on its search operations. so both of these names coming under pressure. however, they're still such winners year the date. aol is up 18% this year and yahoo! is up nearly 11% this year. i'm watching the dow, imagine we squeeze out a gain by the end of the day? we'll see. it's going

cheryl casone is here with more. >> i am double checking my web site. this is vet career fair.com. i want to give a shout out to them. they have been working closely with fox and friends in particular to bring in veterans in particular. some veterans are disabled they have issues faras far as travel. others are still on active duty in afghanistan or even iraq at this point. they can do the virtual career fairs to ease themselves into corporate america. they know they are coming back and the job situation is difficult in this country. this is the web site and this is what happened yesterday 1-4 p.m. eastern time yesterday. the companies are still hiring veterans. we want to highlight the companies. lowes, the home improvement company. you go there you get kitchen cabinets. i go in there lots and buy all kinds of stuff. 6,000 jobs are available. they have another 45,000 seasonal positions open right now. top 50 military friendly employers as listed by gi jobs. it was founded by a veteran. the founder of lowe's a veteran himself. >> unemployed veterans who served since september 11th,

we continue our countdown to "co the closing bell" with cheryl casone. ♪ cheryl: shares of broad come get it, higher or today after a new report. let's head back to nicole at the new york stock exchange. one pun, nicole, just one. >> reporter: right. well, this is a big deal here for broadcom, and we're going to take a look at several of the names in the industry. broadcom is up about a half of 1%. but there are some interesting reports out. so the new samsung galaxy which everybody is all hot on that the s4 uses a broadcom chip rather than an nxt part. this is according to nfc times, they confirmed it in a column. and what's interesting, they're saying that the broadcom chip is being used. there's a look at nxp semi which is down 5%. now, apparently, the site adds broadcom's part at least in part works in tandem with stm, right? stm micro. so we'll watch that one as well. that memory chip, which is used to enable nxp payment apps from visa and mastercard. there it is, and that's up 3.5%. so the chips that are supposedly getting used are getting the up arrows. that's the easy way to s

the business covers with dennis kneale and cheryl casone.ing at the gambling business. they will be taking investment questions in this area. go to, send in questions via twitter. the app fox business account. you can do that right now, if you would like. dagen: samsung meantime debuting its newest smart phone, the samsung galaxy s4. connell: shibani joshi got a chance to take a look at it. we talked yesterday about whether or not this is an iphone killer. shibani: i think this can work. the geeks out there, thh phone geeks, just like myself, they were excited about this unveiling. they showcased the brand new smart phone that everybody wanted to see. the samsung galaxy s4. part tablet, part phone. it is now eyes that do the moving. this phone, across the board, being called heavier, dancer, just a clunkier iphone. not too impressed. is this the iphone killer? >> we try to make sure that we do not characterize our device with competitors. we are trying to demonstrate the very unique features of it. shibani: the phone is available at the end

back to cheryl casone. cheryl: good soldier on this good friday.w gas standards that will cost you more the next time at the pump. peter barnes in washington d.c.. >> this proposal will clean up gas and car emissions and lead to cleaner air and better health but also higher gas prices. wes than at any gallon, $0.06 to $0.09 a gallon. and public hearings on this proposal. acting administrator bob dishabille says these common-sense cleaner fuels are another example of protecting the environment. house republicans planning to review these proposals. the chairman of the house subcommittee on energy and power blasting the administration out of touch as family struggled with high fuel costs. >> let's call a time out. time for a time out. and see what happens to gasoline prices and the economy and requires this costly investments, the benefit that is only in the eye of the epa modelers. >> if approved these standards will go into effect in 2017. >> peter barnes live report out of washington, thank you. facebook expanding and i am not talking about adding

cheryl casone with the lessons learned from the special tax day series coming up next. a look at some winners and losers on the nasdaq. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. melissa: so if you think you're paying a lot in taxes take a look at some u.s. corporations who are forking over billions to uncle sam. holding the top spot among the highest corporate taxpayer is exxonmobil, paying a whopping $31 billion. people say exxon doesn't pay any taxes. don't know where they get that from. it is right there. chevron is number two at 20 billion. apple isn't for behind at number 3, paying $14 billion in taxes. did you know the corporations typically paying the most in taxes can be categorized in three groups, big oil, big tech, big banks. lori:

we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" now with cheryl casone. s are grabbing a slice of one pizza and washing it down with some beer and wine. nicole petallides with a case of three companies hitting new record highs today. nicole: that is right. take a look at constellation brands down slightly, half a percent. before it hit a lifetime high today. two other names we are focusing on our sam, sam adams beer company, and also keeping ni on papa john's. they have hit all-time highs. and we can talk about the gains they have seen over the last 52 weeks, one year. up 107% for constellation brands. also, papa john's and boston beer gaining more than 60% in the last 52 weeks. very nice. back to you. cheryl: thank you very much, big performers on the screen, thank you, nicole. as the united states beefs up the cyber security, competition is heating up to find the best way to ward off hackers. palo alto networks joining me now with a fox business exclusive when we have news of cyber security. let's talk about this meeting. the new treasury secretary meets

now we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with cheryl casone. ♪ cheryl: of right.st of films. no, it is not the sundance film festival lineup. it is movies on the brand new. so why track all the way to utah? it is cold when you get to sundance in january. been there several times. you can go online and get the same experience with up the crowd which is the attitude. joining me now for a fox business exclusive. and you really have of fascinating to my think of a window into entertainment and kind of where it's going, especially with these new filmmakers who want more for themselves. they don't want to go to paramount pictures and lose all that cash. you really are building a business. when did this all-star? >> well, we think that's right. since its earlier stage, it was actually founded back in 2004 and has always been focused on in powering high-quality independent creaked -- careers with great tools to share their video. cheryl: that is when you watch the on demand service. on demand. so i can make a film, five minutes, ten minutes, an hour, whenever. come to you

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cheryl casone is here with the five companies hiring right now. say that five times really quickly. go for it. >> steve: let's start with napa auto parts, they need help. >> 700 jobs, yes. a lot of us are fixing up our cars trying to fix our cars going. this is a company that benefits from that. they've got 4800 independently owned stores. i've got 700 jobs open at company-owned stores. that doesn't count the other 4800. a lot of jobs, owners, managers, counter sales. they're going to be opening another 100 new store this is year. full time, you get full benefits. >> steve: it's exactly hurricane season. but it is at hurricane grill and wings. >> look, it's hiring season. usa today calls them the ten great places to wing it. that's what they were named. they've got 420 jobs open right now that they need to fill by the end of this month. then they're also going to be opening up a few more stores by the end of the year. managers can make from 30 to 60 k. elkton, maryland, orange beach, alabama, and more locations near you. >> steve: all right. meanw

cheryl casone tells us how lawmakers are trying to stop that exodus.irst, some of the winners and losers on the nasdaq. we'll be right back. i'm a conservative investor. but that doesn't mean i n't want to make money. i love making money. i try to be smart with my investments. i also try to keep my costs down. what's your plan? ishares. low cost and tax efficient. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares bylackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. tracy: boeing plans to conduct test flights of its dreamliner 787 battery system by the end of this week according to a reuters report citing sources. lizzie mac has more in e. mac's bottom line. are they going to ever get this right? >> reporter: that's right, tracy, that's the question that we're asking. reuters is breaking this story, we're confirming it with sources close to the company. wha

. ♪ cheryl: i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman. it is the last hour of trading.'s get you up to speed. it is the worst day for stocks in almost a month. the dow is down 128 points, it was anyway, at its session lows of the day. we are now down 67. now, we hit a record intraday high yesterday for the dow, so this may be a welcome, actually, breather for the market today, especially if you want to pick up some cheaper stocks. now, rumors and worries continue to swirl around cyprus' future, sending the euro lower against the dollar today. the ecb is demanding a plan by monday. now, society general saying it is time to sell gold, buy oil, saying better economic conditions may lead to the end of fed easing sooner rather than later. gold moving higher today, the oil market is feeling so much pressure down about a little more than a percent. nine of the ten s&p large p cap sectors are moving lower today with the tech sector one of the biggest drags on the market. two of the biggest losers tumbling double their normal volume after earnings reports disappointed investors.

our cheryl casone has the top five companies hiring veterans right now. know kevin was on in the last hour, but you've created a profile on the web site. this is tomorrow, 1 to 4 eastern time and then you put your resume up there and you can visit a different booth. there is a different company, five featured today. the first lowe's. we talked about them a month ago. they have seasonal opportunities right now burks 6,000 jobs available. so 45,000 seasonal jobs, 6,000 jobs, one of the top 50 military friendly. and it was founded by a veteran. >> anna: then united rental? >> this is interesting now. this is rental equipment. but what i like about this company, they've got a military skills translator, one of the biggest challenges that vets have is figuring out what skills they use on the battlefield and how they can take them to corporate america. this is what this company does. i think a lot of companies should be doing this. go in, you say what your current job is. it connects you to the right job within that company. 500 jobs, one of the top 100 militar

. >> steve: up next, cheryl casone is back with the top companies hiring this week.to you. saw her around here. first on this date in 1986, "can't fight the feeling" by reo speedwagon, number one everywhere [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu users chose prego. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonderhat other questionable choices i've made? [ club scene music ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >> brian: we told you about this last week. yahoo telling all its employees who work at home they must come to work or quit. can't work at hormone more. for those worried that could be coming, don't. our first company is looking for telecommuters and who is better to bring that than cheryl casone? she's here with the three companies hiring today. >> good morning. care net services, you were talking about nursing. this is actually a positive nursing story. this is 400 to 500 jobs. this is what companies are doing now so they can help manage the cost of their employees' health care services. 450 to 500 job

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone, and the s&p's run in history whether stocks are where you want money rightit. >> the cyber threat, china; right? why russia may be the bigger threat facing america online. cheryl: and if we are not paying enough at the pumps, the imfments a global tax on gasoline. dennis: thanks for that. a public war inside nbc. leno and lar, who stays and goes? cheryl: good question. the first quarter coming to a close. it's been a wild ride for stocks. the dow shattering its all-time record just a short time ago. the s&p, and -- dennis: nicole at the new york stock exchange, nicole? >> hi, i'm looking at the year to date numbers here on the major averages as we wrap up here, the first quarter, january, february, march, the last trading day of march. on monday, april 1 #st when the markets reopen. you noted the s&p highs, the dow jones industrials hitting a new record all time intra-day high today. you see right now, up one-third of 1%. year to date, the dow up 1 1%, s&p up 10%, and nasdaq up 8%. we've seen the runup here, and on the dow, most of the dow components in the

cheryl: i am cheryl casone. the dow taking a bit of a breather.d up the highest level in five mont months. coming of the president and ceo of the international council of shopping centers. dennis: dollars and cents, the college major you or your kids choose could mean hundreds of thousands of dollars more or less that we earned. a ground breaking report with peter barnes. cheryl: fox business continuing to keep you up to the minute as president obama meets with business leaders to stop attacks on your bank, broker accounts and other valuable information that could be at risk. dennis: nicole petallides at before the new york stock exchange. nicole: we are looking at a market that is a little bit weaker today. six record consecutive closes. the dow was up about 400 points in the last eight trading days today pulling back a little bit down 14 points right now. the s&p down fractionally. we saw the numbers, the best numbers up 1.1%, the fourth straight monthly gain. what is interesting, you can take a look representing some of the retailers, americans

i am cheryl casone. thanks and cyprus waiting to open. buyers who wear. dennis: the cyber threat.nt of homeland security to bring in their paycheck. it is top of the hour. time now for stocks. nicole petallides is at the new york stock exchange. nicole: are down about 40 points on wall street. yesterday we gained over 100 points. we were really testing some all-time highs. the rally yesterday allowed the traders to be a little weak. today we are looking at a market with down arrows. you see names such as jpmorgan, boeing, 3m and home depot on the downside. the u.s. is now probing jpmorgan's action in the madoff ponzi scheme. the banks really must have known. now, the probe is continuing am looking into more closely into jpmorgan in particular. back to you. cheryl: new capital restrictions are going into place and cyprus. there will be no check cashing, limits on with drop. ashley webster is here to tell us how everything got to this point. >> this did not happen overnight. the writing was on the wall. in the end, it was closer to 75%. that decision cost banks more than 4 billion e

cheryl casone is here with biggest winners, losers in the market over the first quarter.e you looking at? >> for you since you're here in the studio for us, the dow. you had the dow rise almost 11% in the first quarter of 2013. new records being hit obviously. 14,578. here is the 3-month chart for the dow. you can see the rise we got. take a look at s&p, big rise for the s&p in the first quarter of this year. the s&p gaining almost 10%. finally after 13 sessions as we all know the s&p finally getting into record territory. i want to go back in the dow with nicole's honor. look at names, basically led the dow higher. some that didn't perform so well. i want to start off with hewlett-packard. biggest, best performer for 2013, in the first quarter, excuse me. here are the three-month chart. the stock gained when it closed up 26 cents. hpq chrand 67% in the first quarter of 2013. now to american express. here is the stock and how it closed last night. the another story with american express. american express 17%. travelers, again, 17% gain. johnson & johnson, 16%. here is tha

. ♪ cheryl: we are coming up on noon, i'm cheryl casone. dennis: and i'm dennis kneale. t who says it's time to take on even more risk. cheryl: all right. dow up 58 points. financial stocks also higher or ahead of new data on the health of the nation's banks. banking analyst dick bove going to be here with the reasons why he thinks banks are stronger now than ever in the past fife years. five years. and the cyber threat, big brother may be watching you. are u.s. spy agencies monitoring your finances? we're all over it with your best coverage on sign or news. dennis: top of the hour, we've got nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. >> reporter: another record here for the dow jones industrials today, another up day again. we're challenging the streak that we had back in 1996, so right now we've had seven consecutive closes with records, and we had nine consecutive up days. now we're pushing for the eight and the ten, and that would really take out those numbers that we saw in '96. that being said, the dow right now is up 58 points, that's worth almost a half

cheryl casone talked to him about his company's expansion plans and why owe is waiting to open a locationrger chain in new york city. take a listen. >> very expensive to build a restaurant here. so much so that the $10 check average at bobby's burger palace. it would take a lot of $10 check averages to pay the rent. not to say we wouldn't do it. at some point i will have to make my wife happy. she keeps saying to me every time i want a burger i have to go to paramus to the burger palace? melissa: he talked about the rising price of beef and how it is affecting his business. he is not ready to pass those costs to consumers. lori: that is a good way to fight fatigue. eat well. has to be more of a priority. >>> did we learn any lessons from the great recession? too big to fail is back in the headlines on a new push in washington break up the banks. melissa: walking the walk and talking the talk, a look at google's talking shoe. can you get your hands on them? ♪ . melissa: too big to fail back in the spotlight as banks face a second round of stress tests from the fed. peter barnes is in washi

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. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief. day on wall street with the blue chips it haddings an intraday high for the third straight session as jobless claims fell to a six-week low. right now the dow is up by 35 points, 14,331. >>> the average rate on a 30-year mortgage ticking higher but still remains near its record low. according to freddie mac, 3.25%. the rate fell to an all-time low at 3.31% back in november last year. >>> household wealth hitting a prerecession peak at the end of 2012 a hopeful sign for consumer spending. household wealth topped $66 trillion in the fourth quarter, its highest level since the fourth quarter of 2007. meanwhile household debt grew at its fastest pace since early 2008. >>> that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. lori: it's official. the dreaded and evil dark pools are now beating the new york stock exchange in the war over trading volume. charlie gasparino has exclusive details. >> pretty interesting story. kind of stumbled upon it. dark pools as

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apple in third, but all of this week, if you want to take a moment to point out on "markets now," cheryl casones taking on the big tax issues with a week long tax series called "tax pain" starting next hour, noon eastern time, on dagen: tax proposals could be the scaling back of the mortgage interest deduction. oh, it's the holy grail. will they touch it? connell: the cyber threat, a new study pin pointing the worse internet provider for spam, the worst of all. that's coming up in just a moment. like harry reid had anything to do with that. dagen: any cues to show harry reid. connell: should boost the ratings. down in the stock market today, but not like earlier. in terms of oil, 93.19, down a little bit there. more "markets now" straight ahead. ♪ it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every

cheryl casone takes you through the next hour of trading. "countdown to the closing bell" is next.day is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's mber two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gasurbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities.

. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business previous.bal economic challenges and uncertainty will continue to contribute to subdued hiring during the second quarter according to a new survey by manpower. the forecast from europe and outlooks from italy and spain matching the weakest employer forecast ever reported from there. >>> shares of red hat are under pressure following the news of a downgrade. citigroup downgraded because of slowing growth. >>> gas prices fell after climbing more than 50 cents since december. the price of a began love regular gasoline dropped five cents down to $3.73. the average price is still up four bucks a gallon in california, alaska and hawaii. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper lori: how about this? crime does pay particularly if you're the infamous wolf of wall street jordan bell four. martin scorsese is doing a movie about the life of crime. charlie gasparino, has the latest. only a matter of time they do a movie on your life. >> which half of wall street wou

. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief. is expected to generate one billion dollars in ad revenue in 2014. that is according to research firm e marketer, which forecasts twitter mobile ads will bring in 583 million this year which is double the ad revenue in 2012. twitter has more than 200 million monthly active users. >>> volvo and shell announcing a deal to fuel volvo heavy-duty fuel trucks with lng, liquified natural gas. nat-gas is cheaper than most gasoline and diesel fuel. the two companies will focus the collaboration in north america and europe. >>> pending home sales declined in february, slipping by .4 of 1%, according to the national association of realtors. realtors blame the slight drop on shortage of homes on the market. that's the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. melissa: so we have some breaking news we want to get to you right now. our colleagues at "the wall street journal" citing sources that blackstone is open to keeping michael dell on as ceo. the private equity fir

cheryl casone has got five companies hiring right now. and the dugger family. >> gretchen: all of them? >> steve: yeah. 75 kids. >> gretchen: kevin spencer will stick around fort after the show show with more amazing magic stories. see you tomorrow. bill: i've got these card tricks. unbelievable. show stoppers. the repeal of obamacare. congressman paul ryan releasing a budget that includes doing just that to get our spending and debt under control. a bit of a headline from over the weekend. good morning on a monday as we start a new week. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom". martha: hello, bill hemmer. i'm martha maccallum. the plan is to release full details of paul ryan's budget plan tomorrow and it is said to include far-reaching entitlement reforms. listen to this. >> the ps has us on a path toward a debt crisis that hurts everybody, that brings us to a recession, that brings us a european kind of experience which we want to avoid. we want people going back to work, higher wages, more jobs, growing economy. we get that. >