tom: ellen kullman went out the door in october.do not want these activist shareholders to tell me there is no growth, no nominal gdp, we are not going to get this done. she is shown the door. they bring in and green from tyco. -- they bring in and green from tyco. bill: it is about maximizing stockholder value over a short-term timeframe. it is what we're seeing across the breadth and depth of industry. it has been a sea change, and that chart shows why. it also goes with this triumphant cry that the only thing that marries -- they only thing that matters a stockholder price in the very short term. building long-term, the flipside of this is why larry page and mark zuckerberg retain control of the business away from stockholders who are constrained by beating the index in the very short term. google can afford to do science because the people who control the company can have and do have a very long-term perspective. tom: francine? francine: when you look at shareholder activists, they want to streamline, some of these companies to