eli lily.he drug maker says it will spen $90 million over the next five years to grow an existing progra to provide treatment for diabet and tuberculosis. the company's ceo says this is just the >> if you say the world has 7 bill people, we think a foot today enables us to reac and effectively provide medi to about 2 billion. this i the focus on the other 5 billio in many parts of the worl where we otherwise don't of a presence, but can bring a lot of expertise to bear in areas like diabetes and cancer and tb. >> shares of lilly up 24 cents to 78.77. the india-based online book site, makemytrip will acque rival in an all-stock deal making it the largest travel company in the sub contin value of the transaction not disclo but the combined comp estimated to be in the $2 billion range. of make my trip rocketed higher by 44%. yes, 44% to $29.45. sprint posted preliminary re today, and they showed an uptick in sales and a narr loss. the wireless carrier also said it saw post paid subscriber grow mor

ceo of eli lily. ceo of united airlines. ceo of hasbro.rince of luxembourg will join us as well. >> great stuff. "squawk box" starts in ten minute time. . >> coming up here earnings season in full swing. we'll talk about what investors want to see and hear with our special guest steven wieting. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. into it, but you can still move around. and now that i have a tempur-flex, i can finally get a good night's sleep. buy the most highly recommended bed in america for as low as $25 per month and a 90 night free trial. what's going on here? i'm val, the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. we're putting away acorns. you know, to show the importance of saving for the future. so you're sort of like a spokes person? more of a spokes metaphor. get organized at voya.com. >> busy day for earnings and economic data. joining us now steven wieting. steven, very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. we've seen trading in the last week or so, very low volumes yesterday. earnings or fed policy. >> global

through the power of partnership and this summer we got the amazing opportunity to partner with eli lily pharmaceutical and pr health sciences in order to create educational kid, to spread awareness for clinical trials, and, we got to make, each group got to make a group to focus on specific diseases and, that is what you are seeing right now. >> that is great. fantastic. you guys having fun being on tv each and every day. they broadcast to the whole school, each and every day and guys, i think i found our replacement, if we want a couple of vacation days. look, they have rahmer operator, they have camera operator, green screen, anchor desk. so from all of us here at william tenant high school,. >> alex and karen, back to you. >> nicely done. >> i love this. >> how come their lighting is better then ours. >> they are hired. >> i did that when iowaness high school in texas and that made he want to be a news anchor. >> so you read the announcements. >> the school announcements. >> it was a big thing. try out, every day, whole school had to vote on who they wanted. yeah, yeah. >> that inspi

we will talk to the chiefs of united airlines, eli lily, and hasbro, and it starts at 6:00 a.m.tuned. "squawk box" returns in a moment. . or the network that keeps a leading hotel chain's guests connected at work, and at play. or the it platform that powers millions of ecards every day for one of the largest greeting card companies. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." let's check out futures right now. we see some improvement, and futures now only down 13, and s&p futures down 2.5, and nasdaq down seven after two weeks. >> a slow and steady improvement this week. we were way up on friday and didn't hold the gains, and up less than 40 so we will see what happens today. >>> hasbro reporting a profit well above estimates, and hasbro's disney related offerings that did especially well, and in a programming note, don't miss brian goldnor tomorrow. and then highing bank of america to explore alternativealternati. this must be -- oh, it's you. it's that anchor. >> exactly. >> but you go ahead. >>> coming up, your

like multiple sclerosis, insulin, where we've seenç large price increases on drugs made by biojen, eli lilyn the sand, a company like a valeant or these other alleged price gougers out there, they acquired a lot of the drugs and jacked up the pricing, but there was a line in the sand, that biotechs need to develop their own drugs, they sort of had a right to have high prices. now that whole thing, that whole notion is being questioned. >> that's right. and that's what people are really worried about here. even hillary clinton in some of her plans that she's laid out, a lot of people took solace in the fact that it seemed like she was targeting older medicine that had seen drastic price increases. some of these companies have done that with older medicine, even if they didn't acquire them recently. ariad developed this drug. it makes the point it's invested more than $1 billion in r&d. it has accumulated losses since its founding of more than $1 billion. its argument is it needs to recoup that investment. >> with hillary clinton at the moment seeming to be theç like winner, how much damage

. >> when i looked at the list, the one that i totally agree with is eli lily.s a name i'm in with as well. we've heard more and more people come on the show talking about, well, you know, yeah, a lot of this bet is on -- whatever the bets are. i look at the pipeline. i think the peopleline is deep. i look at where the stock is now, and i really look at the option activity we've seen over the last couple of months. all of that sort of adds up to me that this stock is going hard. >> people have an understanding of what we're talking about. 74ers approximate were bullish lily. last month. now it's up to 83% based on this. >> yes. >> i like lockheed martin. great wi agreed with the call 100%. >> on the bullish side. >> people getting more bullish. i'm getting more bullish on it. i think defense spending is going to be going up, and these guys are one of the big beneficiaries of that. >> what about wal-mart? wal-mart is on the more bullish side. almost double the amount of analysts growing more bullish on wal-mart. >> i think -- >> we agree or disagree with that? >>

we'll bring you exclusive interviews with the ceos of eli lily, united airlines and hasbro. >> caruso is -- >> my father. >> cabrera is my mother. >> why do you do that >> latins do that. >> i got a couple of different. on the economic agenda key inflation data due at 8:30 a.m. eastern we get the latest consumer price index numbers and that should give us some clarity on the fed's next rate hike if there ever is one. checking the markets u.s. equity futures were sort of piggybacking off of europe this morning and up 84. got nowhere. we'll see. looks like a pretty friendly session this morning. i don't think netflix is hurting with nasdaq up nearly 40 points. here's what's happening in europe. most up 1.5%. in asia, shanghai 3080 at one point. good move there too. that's not hurting. oil apparently heading down then turned around and gave some strength to the global equity markets. for more we're joined by phil orlando and jim keerny. let's focus -- we spent so much time on the fed. let's talk earnings. hasn't been a great beginning to earnings season although after bank of america thi

lily. geernational -- work at aviation, boston scientific, lilly.d eli international companies.ve a plan to invest a billion dollars on a front. these are areas where, if we are going to create separation from us and the rest of the pack, we need to do more, and we are. moderator: mr. gregg, you have two minutes. our wages in indiana are again growing less than in the state of kentucky. that's nothing for us to brag on in indiana. i worked for two fortune 500 companies. living and working in rural indiana, i know how hoosiers across the state struggle. the first thing we have to do is be a welcoming state, and we are not right now. we have to show respect to all people, and we have to focus on and theomy infrastructure. we talk about increasing the venture capital tax credit, allowing the sale of that, establishing a growth and opportunity fund for entrepreneurs and people of all ages. the things weare need to be talking about. we need to be focusing on how education and the talent is the key. there is a gentleman in indiana who runs the lumina foundation. he has written a fanta