dupont's stock, if we take a look up 22% over the course of the past year.s in some sense pioneered the concept of making seed better. coming up with hybrids and now genetically modified seed to increase yields. steve reno runs the business in north america. fascinating to see this place. this is about 90 degrees in here right now, that works for me after this past winter. liz: 63 here in midtown manhattan, jeff. so enjoy it. adam: enjoy your time in the sun so to speak. liz: big developments at dupont in fox business exclusive. >>> usually when you hear a company is reducing its client size doesn't sound like such a good thing but one company went against the grain. after a record year, is proving that smaller is actually better, just how are they doing it? we're talking to the ceo next. adam: plus apple is reportedly in talks, yeah, reportedly to buy head phone-maker beats by dr. dre, but, some industry experts are skeptical of this move. we'll tell you why we sat down with some of them and you'll hear what they have to say next. ♪ stick with innovation. s

dupont, eaton, general motors, but it says the bottle neck didn't affect trading in the shares and the problem was quickly resolved. >>> the fcc has a big vote coming up tomorrow over how much wireless spectrum, the nation's biggest mobile phone companies will be allowed to own and how much should be left over for smaller or future competitors. morgan brennan has more on the vote and why it matters to all of us. >> reporter: when the federal communications commission meets thursday it will vote on proposals that will affect wireless carriers and with them consumers. the topic? spectrum. >> the way to look at it it is the life blood for the wireless carriers. it is the connection point from the consumer to the network. >> there are different bands of the spectrum and the fcc has a process to determine which kind and what carriers they can use. the commission will take up another vote. whether to set aside some of the most sought-after spectrum low band that is expected to come to auction next year. such a proposal would limit the amount that industry giants verizon and at&t could purcha

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caterpillar as well, goldman sachs and dupont or jpmorgan. lot of them having a big day on the downside. >> they sure are. let's talk more about that. bob pisani is with us and bob and jim. talk to us, jim, about what you see in the market today specifically as it relates to the bond market whether or not you think as some people do, that we may test the 2. 1/4 % in bonds? >> i really don't think that. we're at 2 1/2 in the 10 year today. to me, what's happening, today, people are realizing bending over backwards to buy the prefer ral european bonds may not have been such a good idea in the last few months. when the u.s. treasuries are ral rallying, it may be a risk thing when you see the russell taking a pounding. right now, things are in a little bit adjustment period. when it settles down, there will be some stocks. >> realistically, where else are you going to go? tepper himself said, don't look at china right now, don't look at europe as being any better, our growth, meager as it is, is the best you will get right now. >> right. i think

dow chemical and dupont. is that primarily because of the dividend? >> absolutely, dave. you see me move into safety here. and that's what investors should be doing. i'd love to see them reduce their risk at least by 50%. again, i want to be fair with everybody. i'm using these dividend stocks but only doing so under guidance of an institutional manager. what does that mean? that means they have strong sell disciplines. if the markets start to proceed down at any given exponential factor they will move to cash. i think that is the most important thing, is having a good defense when it comes to the market. liz: can you define the amount of the move, the stretch of the move that people should be watching for to then do exactly that, move to cash? >> i love that question, liz. that for that one. -- thank you for that one. to me i really want to evaluate risk and i'm looking for risk-adjusted returns as opposed to returns in general. so i want to insure that my beta in a portfolio is running at about 20, 30, to 40 as opposed to 70s, 80s and 90s. what is happening right now, a

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they want to buy a blue chip stock, whether it is target or dupont.s grisanti capital goes through? >> first thing we look at is the downside. looking atot bloomberg news to decide whether to buy shares? >> oh, we're looking for the event, which you tell us. if then we say, what credit breech goes on? what is the downside for the equity holder? then we assess that heard it is not too great first is what we see is the intended upside over -- over a 2-3 yearur wei wait. some of our best investments have been stocks. we waited for target and then an event has happened. general motors was a better example. we bought it, the recall happened, we use it as an example to really help our position. >> interior confidence. does have a say? retail sales are poor, people start to flee, the market goes down, that might be an opportunity for us. we know, as you do, that is a cyclical thing. to love the mergers and acquisitions fever, right? yes. >> coming up, we're going to look at at&t and direct to be. with -- we're thrilled to bring you craig moffett. good mornin

walter lou, intellectual engineer obtained one of dupont's secrets honed over decades for making out multipurpose white pigment and passed it to a large chinese state-owned company. what he stole was something that americans see and use daily, something that does not have any national security implications, something that simply brings a profit. he stole the formula for the color white. he was brought to justice in the u.s. criminal justice system. like lou, we allege the members of unit 61398 that are charged stole the benefit -- stole to benefit chinese state-owned enterprises. of deaths are similar. the bill took place here in the united states. but the difference is that unit 61398 operator remotely from the previously safe spaces of shanghai. we will no longer permit safe havens. individuals, whoever they are, cannot avoid the consequences of their action simply by capitalizing and 21st century tools and operating from the comfort of desks have a world away. these crimes are the same as many that we have investigated and prosecuted before. only the method or means is different,

we have both public and private companies, companies like dupont and monsanto and others, they are tryingthis work. look them up for this is exactly the same kind of work being done at land-grant university and being done at the international research centers through the consultative group on international ag research. work being done in mexico and in the philippines. they are all working on this. in west virginia, independent. caller: good morning. i had a question. so the farmers that are growing crops for the specific purpose of fuel, i am wondering if they are also growing additional gaps thatfill in the those would've been for food? my second comment, i wonder in ,he agricultural communities does anybody in farming do a year of rest for all the land? crops just for biofuels, look, farmers go to the store like everybody else. that is one way they will take care of themselves. it is like when you grow a crop, if you grow corn or soybeans, and you are doing it on a large scale, you are not really saying when you sell that crop what the final purpose will be. it may be used for livestock

his previous job was crop life here with the lobbyist for the big chemical companies monsanto dow dupont a thought or a and he was a major fundraiser for obama and his campaign so this is just like with the f.c.c. in that neutrality tom wheeler the former top posters and. it's amazing patti to talk about seafood i read i think was the new york times sunday magazine about six months ago they had a bunch of photos of these just god awful pawns in china where they're growing other kinds of seafood you know the little awkward cultural things that were filled with weird chemicals and i mean it was him i remember in there right you know what's the story except you are so at this point to most americans i mean eat seafood are eating imported seafood and much of it is from culture facilities and we're very worried about the conditions you know in lots of countries but a lot of these countries are going to be signers to the eventual agreements that were are already importing a lot of culture seafood products from c.p.p. countries over five billion pounds a year already so if you have agreement th

farmers they organize their neighbors they organize their friends and maybe in some months out on dupont raised one million dollars they out raised them almost three to one bought on election day tuesday the farmers won two to one it was sixty six percent vote to thirty four in jackson county fifty eight to forty two in just a few counties and this is a massive reversal from some of the defeats that we saw in prop thirty seven in california it was a narrow last forty eight point six to fifty one point four and last year and in washington state where we lost by thirty nine thousand votes in watching a very painful loss that i don't think are going to consumers' association and dr bronner's magic subsume or color dot com for being there for that fight in washington state and this year we're taking the fight to oregon there's a ballot initiative it'll be in colorado all the initiatives will be on the ballot this november for the election the other thing that's happened is two states last year passed bills in connecticut and maine they but they both had triggers. stipulated other states have