dhl express just completed research that underscores why this is happening. raoul sreenivasan is an executive with dhl, and i guess in a nutshell, it's simply because they are finding more profits and success by doing business overseas. > > that is exactly right bill. we conducted this research in q4 last year across all g7 countries as well as the brick and mexico countries, and we have found that sme's that operate internationally- > small- and medium-sized enterprises. > > yes. they are twice as likely to be considered high- performers as those that just ship or operate within their boundaries. > are they successful and more profitable because they are doing business across borders? > > there's two things. naturally you think they have access to additional markets and additional customers, that would make sense. but we also found they have access to best practices, best global practices, which make them more efficient organizations themselves. > what about the challenges, because it is not just a matter of calling up somebody and saying, "hey, buy my wares

. >> bob: take federal express and dhl.they decide to open up transit points in minority communities they provide a lot of jobs. you can talk about this all you want. in the black community. there is very little that you work for the republicans to make the lives better. >> dana: no child left abehind, things that address how government could do a better job to help the economy? >> you look to me and i look different from republicans i know. let me tell you why i am. >> they are being effective since we are talking about it. >> it's a good approach. i don't want to shy away from it. puerto rican woman. >> greg: really? >> i have no problem talking about it. it's good to do that and do the outreach to encourage the communities to get active and understand the elements that, conservatism and the republican party. they understood they have principles and ideology that is really right on the mark for them. focus on the family. >> bob: you have to take the message to them. >> kimberly: that's how people get hired for. >> greg: w

. >> take, for example, federal express and dhl. if they decided to open upt transit points in minority communities, they provide a lot of jobs. there is just one thought. it just seems that you could talk about this all you want, but in the black community and frankly there has been very little to look at from republicans that have made their lives better.ke >> like no child left hyped, things like that, that address how government could actually do a better job to help their community? >> what i'm saying is they don't see that. >> right. that's why i think west and scott are doing the right thing by going out and talking about it full on and saying, you're going to look at me and i'm going to look different from a lot of other republicans you might know. but let me tell you why i am.t i think they're being very effective. >> i think it's good approach. i don't want to shy away from t. i'm puerto rican woman.pu >> really? >> that's the elephant in the room. i have no problem talking about it. i think it'sav goodbl to do thas do the

shares in dhl rising. it's eecting an improvement after posting better than expected q4 results. taxes were up 38%. speaking earlier on cnbc, the ceo says he sees continued strength in demand at home and abroad. >> definitely asia has helped us. but also the business in germany has continued to grow very, very strong. joef all, we have seen the same trends as we have seen in the previous quarters. so it's all intact and we don't expect any major change for those trends in 2013. >> all right. we just got uk services pmi about to come out, as well, at the moment in the uk. kelly, you've got a -- >> oh, my -- wait a minute. >> february services pmi, 51.8el, the highest in september. >> i thought that 67.6 figure was the headlines. >> no. that was the expectation. 51.8 versus 51.5 in january. better than the poll of 51. take the two together because we saw the manufacturing pmi down and construction pmis were weaker than we might have thought. they point to 0.1% growth in the uk economy in the fist quarter. this is according to chris william son in the market. the expect ages pmi, 56

these two guys, mark stucker, they came back to their hometown, saw what was happening, there was a dhl plant closed that lost 8,000 jobs and they decided to stay home and, as they describe it, start a revolution. they brought young people back to wilming. on to train booksellers and florists and created a program to buy local products and got certified as azine enterprise zone and helped transform the residents as agents. >> nobody ever heard of them. who do you think of? the millennial? justin beiber? >> this is the challenge. >> bill: seriously mark zubeldiaingckerberg. >> he is part of the generation. in terms of his entrepreneurial spirit, i think he is a good example of this generation. >> bill: okay. people. >> more people are creating businesses. 15%, up 300% of where it was 20 years ago. >> let's say hello from richard. calling from chicago the great wcp. >> good morning. >> i think millennials are great. i am 51 and work with a lot of the millennials. i agree with you bill, like any generation, they have affected change. they are not the greatest generation any more than our p

and we're seeing a lot of fleets in north america, like dhl, dish america, bluebird school buses.y have these products on the road and we're getting results from them today. driving a lot of jobs here in detroit. and we're keeping the american dollars here state side. that was 21 years ago. it's really nothing very new in terms of technology. do you think our leaders by default will help this? is anybody in government going to figure this out? >> it doesn't -- the american economy, we like the heros to come out of obscurity. a fuel like propane has been considered a by-product that is mostly used in residential fuel. now it's being used as a transportation fuel. and the reasons you were picked up in a vehicle in europe that ran on auto gas is it's not uncommon in europe to pull up to the fuel station and pay $7 or $8 for gasoline. the europeans are way ahead of us on this he wanted $10 gas to make it more apparent. we don't need that. we already have the answer. we're out of time, joe. i'm going to come and visit you. thanks for being our guest. >> thank you. >> melissa and carl,