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cleveland clinic. call today, for an appointment today. >>> welcome back to "power lunch."surprise move the company is raising prices at more than a third of its shipments. fedex will actually be pricing packages according to size. fedex is trading higher on the news, but the big question, of course, is will u.p.s. follow? we'll have to wait and see. the stock is trading higher in the meantime. sue? >> thank you very much, sheila. let's check the market. it's been a strong market day. off the best levels of the trading session, but still up about 73 points on the session. the s&p is still positive as well, the nasdaq obviously the biggest percentage losering off 1.10%. the ten-ee know f. we're at 2.58. that's a concern for market traders. >>> that will do it for this edition of "power lunch." >> we'll see you tomorrow. "street signs" begins right now. >>> and welcome to "street signs", where the dow is up, russia may be finally ready to talk about ukraine, and whole foods is in a lot of pain. but the big story right now. marissa mayer about to speak at the tech disrupt conf

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cleveland clinic.intment today. >>> high profile technology stocks holding on to gains but downward pressure hasn't stopped investors. despite what many called a botched offering with facebook's ipo almost 2 years old morgan stanley continues to be a central player or is now a central player in the tech ipo arena. how has the team been redeemed? joining us jim stewart, columnist for "the new york times" and, of course a pulitzer price winner. >> good morning. >> redemption. >> it's pretty amazing. you know, i actually noticed there at the top of the lead tables for tech ipos, m&a, tech m&a, wait a minute they were down for the count after the facebook deal. went back and looked at the press, it was horrible. it was devastating. everybody saying it's the end of the morgan stanley era and they hung in and bounced back. what people underestimated was, number one, it really happened in the facebook deal which now looks like it was prized pretty well. secondly, the amazing depth they have and the decades th

cleveland clinic. call today, for an appointment today.k to "squawk on the street." i'm phil lebeau. the federal government announced general electr general motors agreed to pay a fine of $35 million related to the ignition switch recall. this is regarding the timeliness or lack of timeliness on the part of general motors when it came to turmg over information and alerting the public. that's one headline. another part of this agreement by general motors and nhtsa is the fact that gm has agreed to give investigators from the federal government from nhtsa full access to gm's internal investigation that it is currently conducting. that investigation is conducted by a former u.s. attorney. when mary bare ra was testifying before congress and members of congress said will you give us the results of your investigation she said we will re lease what we deem appropriate. now they're saying you will have full access as part of this agreement. record fine of $35 million when it comes to the ignition switch recall. back to you. >> thank you very much

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cleveland clinic.ay, for an appointment today. >>> maybe tom cruise should try the united states for filing its first ever charge for hacking and cisco has its own spying beef with the nsa. i thought maybe you would be tom cruise there. >> not quite. >> this has cross-currents, allegations flying back and forth, five officials of the chinese military have been indicted. >> state actors who engage in economic esage, own over the internet like offices in shanghai will be exposed for their criminal conduct and sought for apprehension and bruce in be a american court of law. >> unit 6198 apparently operated from this building in chang hi to use fake e-mails to tap intoest whenning house. u.s. steal and solar world fighting unfair trade cases and alcoa and allegheny technologies and the united steel workers uni union wrapping up its campaign. cisco systems john chambers wrote to president obama to say that nsa has been intercepting products bound for china and modifying them for china. our customers trust u

cleveland clinic. call today, for an appointment today. >>> welcome back. it's that time.ections six months away and most watchers have expected a gop route. could a an improving economy changing the equations and if so why are democrats reluctant to tout the good news on the economic friend. let's bring in sarah fagan, former white house political director under bush 43 and also with us, democratic strategist tara dow dell. tara, first to you. there is better news on the economy. do you expect that to be a bigger part of the democrats' message going into the fall and if not why? >> i think you'll hear the democrats talk about the economy but not to the extent that one would expect given a lot of the good economic data that's been coming out and i think the primary reason for that is a lot of voters are not feeling it. they see the market going up, but their wages have remained the same, and so if they are not personally impacted by the good news, then it doesn't seem very real to them, and the democrats are aware of this. i think what's on the side of the democrats though

cleveland clinic. for an appointment today. >>> bill miller is joining me now exclusively with his take on markets, micro and macro. welcome. >> thank you. nice to be here. >> we've had a selloff in some of the more high flying momentum names in the market. do you still feel if you threw a dart at the stock market in six months time that pretty much everything would be up? >> i think so. what is interesting is it's a great market for people who want to invest, a time horizon for longer than 30 minute up to three weeks. >> where do you see opportunity? >> amazon i think is buyable for the first time in a number of years. if it takes two years for amazon to get back to where it was a few months ago, that should beat the market 35%, and with amazon in the last quarter what, spooked people was i think the guidance, but the underlying trends that were actually accelerating, dollar growth was 31% in the quarter which outpaced the growth of sales which historically was a very bullish sign. >> what about apple

cleveland clinic.pointment today. >> drugs, prostitution and gdp. >> just join the fun here on "closing bell." >> which doesn't belong this? the uk office of natural statistics found these illegal acts boosted the economy by 10 billion pounds in 2009 so the uk has decided to include those numbers in the gdp report. >> they are not kidding, we think. is this something that u.s. should consider? we'll talk about it, john. >> hang on. >> zach kashl is joining us. trying to get your arms around what an economy is so what do you think? should we include illegal things like prostitution and illegal drugs in the computation of our economy? >> first of all, this is, you know, an absolutely delicious discussion because it's salacious. we already do include it. in nevada the bea does include prostitution as an economic output in this category of other personal services, i kid you not, along with party planners an personal trainers, i suppose, to some degree. it's a little bit of both. marijuana use in colorado,

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cleveland clinic. call today, for an appointment today. >>> welcome back. of zillow. they were hammered today. they are rebounding ever so slightly after hours and after reporting an earnings beat. all of this happening while fed chair janet yellen is warning it could hold back the housing market. let's bring super broker to the rich and bob pisani's and joined by diana olick and the panel. great to see all of you. bob, thoughts here. zillow was down sharply. you heard what diana said about the earnings report and yet not getting much of a lift. >> remember what's been going on in the overall real estate market. my family has been in real estate for most of my life. my wife is still a realtor and has been for 28 years. the biggest problem they are having and my wife, too, the listings. they can't pull in enough property to show people that's around. this has been a major problem throughout the united states. we heard this from realgy earlier on. i think zillow should be given credit. they are getting more agents and that's one of the things that really driv

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cleveland clinic. call today, for an appointment today. >>> welcome back.r its ipo here. kayla tausche looking through the details fours what. are you learning, kayla? >> we're seeing the f1 for ali baba, very few details, a $1 billion placeholder for what ali baba hopes to raise through this offering. we're hearing it could be upwards of $20 billion, one of the biggest ipos in u.s. history, but, of course, they are just going to hold that place with $1 billion. no symbol, no exchange quite yet. no idea on timing because, of course, the s.e.c. will need to go through this document. we're seeing six banks as expected lists in alphabet call order on the front of this filing document. one of the main numbers that investors are going to be looking at is gross merchandise volume. that's the amounts that transacted and goods bought and sold on the ali baba platform. last year that was $248 billion, a multiple of the business that amazon and ebay do on their businesses so it shows you the scale of what ali baba is doing here. a big pores of that is mobile, not as

cleveland clinic. call today, for an appointment today. >>> welcome back. equal pay for women.on issue especially for democrats. harry reid says the firing of jill abramson of the "new york times" supports the reason. one of the reasons behind the dismissal is she complained that her salary and benefits package were less than her predecessor and brought this to executives. nbc's "meet the press" moderator david gregory following the story down in washington and joins us now. david, welcome, can you tell us before the abramson case what was happening with equal pay inside the beltway? >> well, it hasn't been passed. i mean, there's an equity in pay issue that's come up for the senate that democrats can't get passed that they would like to and you mentioned the majority leader reid in the senate trying to use the issue of abramson to move it along. it hasn't done that. there's some facts to nail down in the case of abramson at the "new york times" that reid was trying to wedge into the debate, but it -- that hasn't necessarily worked thus far, but i think, you know, i think the q