chuck coppola reports from the international home and housewares show. but first, corporate america's big bet on foreign expansion. turns out it may not have been such a good bet as we will hear. in the past few years, foreign markets - china, india & others were exploding in growth. us manufacturers wanted to ride the wave and so, spent untold billions to buy companies in those areas & in a way turn their backs on the mature and slower growing us market. it turns out, there was a flaw in that strategy. business still needs america, which was the headline of a column in crain's written by columnist joe cahill. it's easy to understand why companies would want to expand thereyou are a u.s. based company and you want to get in where the action is hot. >>emerging markets overseas like china and india have seen much faster growth than the u.s. you have emerging middle class consumers there that are hungering for the kinds of consumer goods that we have had here in the u.s. for years. you've got housing markets exploding and over the long term there will be fa

chuck coppola steps in this morning with a report on a developing story closer to home. chuck coppola steps in this morning with a report on fast food workers who are not going to take any more! angie, mcdonalds workers are demanding pay back. workers in 3 states have filed class action lawsuits against the fast food giant, alleging mcdonalds forced employees to work while off the clock, and denied them overtime in an effort to drive down labor costs. mcdonalds is reviewing the lawsuits. meantime, president obama has signed an executive order, for the labor department to update overtime rules. we've got middle-class workers who rely on overtime pay. we've got business owners who believe in treating their employees right, both because it's the right thing to do, but also because it's good business. house speaker john boehner says the plan will make it difficult for employers to hire more workers. gm's stock is stalling. the stock dropped 2% yesterday. as investors reacted to news that gm was aware of faulty ignition switches as early as 2001. 12 deaths are linked to the d

chuck coppola is good to go this morning on a edgy ove by mirosoft.. if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. as the pc business shrinks-- microsoft's new ceo satya nadella launched a version of microsoft's office software made for apple's ipad thursday, at his first news event. analysts say nadella realizes mobile is the future - and will bring a significant revenue boost. to the tech company. some tech watchers wanted microsoft to create touch- optimized software on one of its own products, such as the surface tablet. but most think the apple partnership marks a progressive turn for the company. "microsoft has finally made the decision to expand beyond the pc and beyond its own windows environment to embrace the dominant platform." that was michael krigsman, analyst with asuret. he points out that microsoft does not own the apple operating system, which caused the long delay in the software release. microsoft shares rallied to 39.36 thursday. one day after the ceo of gm tells customers its safe to drive cars recalled for an ignition switch issue a federal co

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chuck coppola steps in now an update on the lastest financial anguish for the familes of the passengers of flight 370. angie, family members of those on board malaysia flight 370 are searching for answers. hundreds of protestors stormed the malaysian embassy in beijing, yesterday, ..demanding more information about the incident. officials say the plane crashed into the indian ocean, with no survivors. hugh totten of the totten law firm says until there's more evidence, compensation questions remain. in a way boeing malyasia airlines don't want this plane to be found, because everything will be speculative up until the time that it is found. malaysian airlines is said to be offering the familes $5,000 to the victim's families. malaysian airlines is liable for up to 175-thousand dollars per passenger, or more. however, the familes must prove that malyasia airlnies was negligent. one possible piece of evidence-- there are reports of passengers on board with false passports. if the jet is recovered and there was a mechincial issue, boeing could be sued. that lawsuit would be filed in the u.

chuck coppola joins us with a report on the malaysian airlines flight 370.. chuck? the malaysian mystery known as flight 370 has fueled a variety of scenarios--from an explosion to perhaps a hijacking or distraught crew member at the controls. that's partly because the malaysia airliner's automated communications system appears to have been working as much as five hours after it left kuala lumpur for beijing, a week ago last saturday it's now believed that the plane crossed into airspace over the indian ocean. the boeing triple-7 was carrying 239-people. in another airline investigation...the faa is looking over a florida bound plane that reportedly blew a tire during takeoff , causing the flight to "bounce" along the runway before screeching to a halt at philadelphia's airport. these pictures, posted on twitter -- reveal the nose gear collapsed on the runway. an investigation is underway to determine the cause. the plane was evacuated safely with no reported injuries. in our cover story---general motors faces lawsuts. customers contend their vehicles "lost value" b

chuck coppola steps in now with an update on manufacturing in the u.s. angie-- back in the u.s. a surprise bump in u-s manufacturing. the index of factory activity around the nation--- known as the i-s-m-- rose to 53.2 in february. a number above 50 indicates expansion. in january, the index was 51.3, the lowest since last may. february's reading also topped economists'expectation of 52. the west leads the way in job growth according to new data. north dakota, texas, arizona, colorado, utah, idaho and oregon have the fast growth, according i-h-s global insights. the recovering housing market, oil boom and demand in the high tech sector are all creating the need for more workers. the report says the west is well-positioned to continue the trend. a new shake up within microsoft's management. bloomberg reports that the company has chosen former washington insider mark penn for the role of chief strategy officer. penn has served as executive vice president in charge of ads and strategy. he is also a former aide to the clinton family. penn was head of microsoft's "scroogled" campaign

but for now-- chuck coppola is standing by for a look at how the market run is turning into prime-time for ipo-s--good morning chuck! angie, companies are sprinting to the market as the good times roll...global ipo activity is up 70% so far this year...a big surge from 20-13. already, thirty-seven companies have gone public in the first quarter. and filings are rising faster than anytime in the last 14-years. more firms are swooping in as the stock market continues its hot streak. josef schuster who runs a company that tracks i-p-o performance says risk appetite is high. "that feeds into the demand for specialty ipo's in technology and consumer discretionary which are small midcap companieswith high growth potential." coupons-dot-com joined the club friday, in an astonishing market debut.the digital coupon company opened at $16 ...and jumped 87% to close at 30- dollars. the crisis situation between russia and the ukraine is coming down to oil and economics.... former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan tells cnbc-- he thinks russian president vladimir "putin" is trying to put the s

chuck coppola picks it up from here with the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. chuck? a chinese satellite is said to have spotted three floating objects relatively near malasia airlines flight 370's original flight path. the objects are not small--two of them are more than roughly 40-feet by 60-feet. and the third object is even larger. a chinese government agency calls it "a suspected crash area at sea."but the satellite images do not confirm the objects as pieces of the airliner, missing with 230- people aboard since saturday. the missing malaysian flight along with political crisis overseas are creating a cloudy forecast for the airline industry. the international airline industry group predicts air carriers will still reach a record profit this year. but not as high as thought. the number is expected to drop from $19 billion to $18 billion. among the issues: higher fuel costs, venuh-zuela's decision to block airlines from taking profits out of the country, and the ukranian crisis. the airline industry group predicts due to unrest oil will average $108 per barrel. t

paul eggers is filling in this morning for chuck coppola. and paul how is corporate america responding? angie...investment firms are becoming concerned about a possible global ripple effect if the conflict escalates between russia and ukraine. according to reports some hedge funds are lowering exposure to the area and hedging portfolios. credit suisse says: hedging activity rose from 13 % last week to 17% this week. while few hedge funds are actually exposed to ukraine and russia... more are investing in downside protection.. a big jump in americans' net worth. the stock market boom and the housing recovery are putting more money in people's pockets. americans became $10- trillion richer last year, according to new data released from the federal reserve. $2.3 trillion in new wealth is credited to rising home prices. while most of the gains came from the stock market as it soared 30% last year. a push for higher wages is sweeping the country. as president obama continues to campaign for a federal minimum wage bump...local governments are gett

let's turn to chuck coppola now for an update on how the u.s. is dealing with the russian - ukraine crisis. angie, president obama is urging swift action from lawmakers for economic aid to ukraine. "there is something immediately congress can do to help us and that is to help finance the economic package that can stabilize the economy in ukraine." the president introduced a one billion dollar aid package for ukraine's economy, as secretary of state john kerry met with government officials in kiev. mr kerry then met with russia's foreign minister in the first meeting since the crisis began. tensions have been on the rise since russian troops invaded crimea, a region populated by both ukrainian and russian citizens. the white house is preparing economic sanctions if russia does not comply with the request to remove troops from crimea, within days. russian president vladmir putin contends russia reserves the right to protect its people. as tensions simmer down for now-- russia is stepping up its natural gas game. russia is the second largest produc

chuck coppola joins me now with the epic mystery flight story that is gripping the world.good morning chuck. angie -- it's been five days and investigators still haven't determined what happened that led a malaysia airlines flight to stray wildly off course. the airliner with 239 people aboard lost radio contact two hours into its flight, saturday. now, officials have shifted their search from the south china sea to the other side of the malay peninsula---specifically the northern end of mah-lock-ah strait. the malaysian air force chief confirms the military received signals that the jet changed course and traveled hundreds of miles west, before disappearing. an inspection of garment factories in bangladesh finds workers lives are at risk. initial investigations turned up a lack of fire doors , sprinkler systems, and "dangerously high weight loads" on some floors.. last april, a factory collapse killed more than 11 hundred workers. since then, brands such as h&m are trying to crack down on factory flaws.the goal is to inspect 15 hundred factories by september. it's official -- men's w

chuck coppola joins me know with the breakdown on the adp results as traders await tomorrow's jobs number. hello chuck. hello! more financial analysts are blaming the latest scapegoat for slow economic growth...the weather. payroll processor a-d-p says extreme winter weather is largely behind it's count of 139-thousand jobs created in february. that's about 19- thousand fewer than economists were predicting. "it has basically delayed retail spending, auto spending, unemployment // they're not hiring, they're not traveling, gas sales are down because everyone's staying at home." niemann says bad weather's taken about a quarter of a percent bite out of the economy.but she predicts a relief rally in april---easter comes late, this year." now on to the crisis in the ukraine. treasury secretary jack lew confirmed in a senate hearing wednesday, the u.s. is committed to providing support to the ukraine. it's move that is likely to win support from nato. at this time we're looking into a wide range of options including sanctions and ways to increase russia's political and economic isolation. our

turning now to the search for the missing triple 7 malayia arliner...paul eggers steps in for chuck coppola. good morning angie...after an unsuccesful sweep off the austrialian cost thursday, officials searching for missing malaysian airlines flight 370 return to the area today. cbs news reports bad weather created difficulties in the first search attempt. the area is halfway between australia and islands off the antarctic. a satellite image of ocean debris released yesterday is currently under investigation. officials say confirming whether it belongs to the missing flight will be a "lengthy process." thanks for the update paul...oil companies are at the forefront of new u.s. sanctions against russia. or more to the point the men connected to large oil companies it's believed by the obama administration vladimir putin has direct finanical ties to russian oil billionaires. and sanctions have been ordered against those men. bloomberg news reports one of the co founders of gunvor group which handles russian crude shipments-- no longer owns shares of the company.other reports say the chairman

chuck coppola joins us with the last dash chance for obamacare. ... good morning chuck! today is the "last chance" to sign up for health care insurance! the penalty for not signing up this year is 95 dollars, or 1% of your household income, depending on which is greater. the penatly will show up on your taxes. "you will be asked to furnish some proof that you have health insurance, you'll be getting that from your insurance company, or from your employer, and you will be stating on your tax return whether or not you have health insurance. and the penalty will be charged against your refund if you have a refund coming on your income tax." americans who start the sign up process before midnight will have time after today to finish. this week-- the house votes on a provision of obamacare that defines a full time work week as 30 hours. house republicans along with some democrats want a return to 40 hours as a full time employment to alleviate pain on small companies with part time employees. google is splitting it's stock in half. shares traded last at $1,120.15. people who

i'm chuck coppola in for angela miles. in today's first look. investors on edge. some major selling on wall street yesterday, with the dow, s&p and nasdaq all losing steam. gold lost two percent to close at 13-10. oil---flat for the most part-- finishing at 99-dollars-38 cents a barrel. the search continues for more than a hundred people missing after a mudslide destroyed a fishing village north of seattle, washington. eight people were killed when the slide, 15-feet deep in places struck, saturday morning. president obama is in europe meeting with leaders of the group of seven, that's the g-8 without russia. they may step up economic sanctions against russia for its annexation of the crimean peninsula. and disney is paying 950 million dollars to buy privately-held maker studios. the online video company has over 340-million youtube subscribers. trader glenn schultz of performance trust joins us now. hello glenn! >>hi, how are you? >>i'm doing very well. how are janet yellen's comments from last week playing now into this week? >>janet yellen's comments are playin

now over to chuck coppola who has the latest on the minimum wage controversy. angie...president obama will connect with voters in connecticut this week. it's the next stop on a campaign to raise the federal minimum wage to 10.10 an hour. connecticut governor dan malloy is an advocate of the wage proposal. however --- the issue has deeply divided washington, especially following a recent report from the congressional budget office that magnified the possibility of job losses. meantime... the white house says software companies adobe and prezi are donating 400 million dollars to schools. it's part of a white house effort to update technology with private investment. apple shares could move today.. off of news coming from the company's shareholder meeting. friday, shareholders re-elected its board of directors. and backed a plan awarding stock to employees and ceo tim cook says the tech giant will have will have an update within 60 days on its cash policies. and a far as new innovations. cook says its apple is investing heavily in it's next set of products and sol

the average price for a gallon of unleaded gasoline is $3.48 we turn to chuck coppola now for a look at how boeing is handling fallout from a missing malaysia airlines flight. in our cover story investigators are still trying to sort out what happened aboard that malaysian airlines 777 flight that lost contact with air traffic controllers. probes are "also back" into boeing's dreamliners.some analysts say all this public scrutiny is having an effect on boeing stock. as many as 40-ships and dozens of aircraft from ten countries are involved in a massive sea and air search to solve the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 370 enroute from kuala lumper to beijing, early saturday, local time. 239 passengers were on board. "there were // three us citizens. // philip wood, nicole meng and leo meng were on board." the u-s sent f-b-i investigators after interpol confirmed that two passengers were aboard the plane with stolen passports. that, despite that an international alert of the specific names on those passports released last year and the year before. "you find that there's a pass

chuck coppola joins me now with a landmark ruling in college sports... the national labor relations board has ruled that northwestern university football players are considered "employees" of the university and directed that a union election be held. it's expected that northwestern university will appeal the ruling and if upheld, could trigger a series of challenges that could ultimately reach the supreme court. northwestern football quarterback kain colter, one of the more prominent players behind the effort to unionize tweeted "this is a huge win for all college athletes." in the 24-page ruling, it was specified that "players receiving scholarships from the employer are "employees." it was signed by peter sung ohr, regional director for the n-l- r-b. "northwestern enjoys enormous income from football. // the regional director of the nlrb called them 'workers, not primarily students, who, most of the time, were practicing and working out for football." northwestern issued a statement saying "while we respect the nlrb process and the regional director's

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