in a statement today, ge said this could result in thousands of jobs from ge and its suppliers being relocated overseas. >> is ge the only company impacted by this? >> no, but although ge, boeing, as well as caterpillar, the banks benefit the most from the ex-imbank. while ge says the bank will help to -- excuse me, the bank had eps to keep the global playing field level because other countries have similar financing arms, conservatives in congress have wanted to kill it because they feel it's contrary to the free market arsystem. some democrats believe's a subsidy for corporations. that's where the pushback on the bank has been. ge has been trying to lobby for its reauthorization but so far unsuccessful. >> krool be watching this. thanks, mary. >> thanks, mary. >>> is the white house says it does not back a bill, a house bill that would repeal the 40-year-old ban on exporting u.s. oil. white house press secretary be josh earnest says it's a policy decision that need to be made by the commerce department. earlier in the day, house republicans said they plan on holding a vote on the i

specifically ge capital. last month it said it would sell it's health care lending business and related loan portfolio to capital one for $9 billion. on thursday it said it's considering a sale of its asset management business seeking buyers that have experience managing retirement plans. the unit has about $115 billion in asset. ge has also been looking at moving it's headquaters from connecticut. in june lawmakers had a budge that included tax hikes despite protests from the biggest companies. appears on squawk on the street on thursday the ceo said the company will make a decision in the fourth quarter. >> we'll never do anything like this carelessly or casually but we're quite intent on being aligned with where we go. >> what does that mean? >> it means you want to be some place where people support job creation, what's attractive to talent, good cost of living and is very supportive in terms of what a high-tech exporter has to be all about. >> ge shares in europe are down fractionally today. >> thank you

ge says great day for the company.hey try to work their way back to industrials. >> the biggest thing happening in ge is the continued divestment in the disillusion of the entire unit, other than those that support the existing ge businesses. the stock has been hurt in part by the perception that they're bigger in oil and gas. this deal part of that, and exposure to the chinese economy. both of those do not end up being as much as 20% of the revenue. stock price below 20%. >> ge can drive out, and they look back at the problems at company ran into with the european commission, and this is a different process. this is a different company. >> a company standing by, expects the deal to generate five to eight cents of etfs in '16. targeting 3 billion in cost synergies in year five. overall strategics remain the same as when they announced it. let's bring in mary thompson. she's been watching this from the beginning. >> reporter: that's right. this deal was announced on april 30th of last year. with the price cuts and the j

if anything ge is a world-class company.rles: an export, import bank and in my mind a corporate piggy bank saying, hey, we help small businesses. >> ge is a small business? . charles: exactly. 99.9% of the cash goes to anything but small businesses. >> yeah. i agree with you and we've got to look to all the allegations of corruption over the last year. all the allegations are fraud. this is a politically connected program, politically connected people are getting the money and there's this really interesting divide going on right now within the republican party about establishment coniest politicians and i think this is sort of the frustration that the american public feels and also the reckoning within the republican. charles: what's i think we see somehow it manifests itself at the ballot box and we have to tell the american what you exactly is going on. by the way, once both at the largest market cap of any stock in the world when herniated the company. this guy has been a bad ceo in my mind anyway. jack welsh made this m

remember the finance arm that ge -- where ge is reducing assets. however, the company says this plan to sell ge asset management does align with its plans to reduce the size of its financial business. ge in a press release saying that it is looking to integrate the asset management business into a premier industry firm with scale and competitive advantage and that the buyer will -- should possess considerable experience managing retirement assets. of course which are included in this. as a note, ge says it will deposit the net sales proceeds into a ge pension trust and that there won't be any changes to the pension benefits received by ge pension plan participants as a result of the sale. once the sale is complete, if it does go through, it is anticipated that the buyer will acquire not only ge asset management's assets but also a team of managers that already work there with the exception of a couple who will stay with ge to handle some of the primary investments there. once again, ge continuing to reduce its financial footprint looking to sell it

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ge is considering selling the asset-management arm. the probable buyer will be an established yet unnamed asset manager. now this as ge looks to focus on the industrial products. shares of the blue chip rose slightly to 24.68. 3-m is exploring a spinoff of its software data business. this is as it explores the portfolio, expanding some businesses while shedding others, shares off slightly, 140.78 was the chose there. and lululemon posted earnings that topped estimates. the retailer also saw same-store sales rise but the company did announce a full-year earnings forecast that was slightly below estimates. shares did tumble more than 16% to 53.54. >>> duke energy agreed to pay nearly $1 million and do environmental work over coal-fired plants. that move settle as 15-year-old case against the company for allegedly violating the federal clean air act. shares fell slightly to 67.74. and late earnings from restoration hardware are better than expected but the outlook for the current quarter disappointed. shares were off slightly in initial a

it was a bit of a skrcrum to ge to the door? >> when we walked in the office the first thing we saw was u.s. colleagues going for the exits pretty quick and we always realized that the game is up. you think about it in emotional materials because thousands of people lost their jobs and their pensions and everything and they had to bring in extra security. the police were called in. the cameras were everywhere and there's well publicized pictures of people leaving the building. it was very dramatic. it was the same week i was coordinating a match for help for heros rugby and when you see a double amputee that same week talking about that game, it gave me an amazing bit of perspective. >> i'm sure it did. it's been great to have you on.

yes, ge makes powerful machines.'ll be writing the code that will allow those machines to share information with each other. i'll be changing the way the world works. (interrupting) you can't pick it up, can you? go ahead. he can't lift the hammer. it's okay though! you're going to change the world. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." i'm mandy drury. here are this hours "power points." a bullishant anend to a bearish and quarter. and of the ten s&p sectors, utilities is the only one to post gain this is q3. energy the biggest loser down 20%. the biggest winner and loser in the s&p this quarter, teco energy up almost 50% by the way. a big jump along with joy global on the other side of the spectrum down 60%. >>> thank you very much. stocks staging a nice rally on the last day of the quarter. the industrials up more than 1%, 171 points. s&p higher by 1.33%, and look at nasdaq. they're closing in on a 2% gain at 4657. will this rally continue into the close today and into the fourth quarter? we want you to weigh in. do

. >> reports suggest ge could be about to get the green light from eu regulators for its $14 billion takeover. >> and a judge rules that uber drivers should be treated like employees for a moves that could have implications for the taxi app's business model and the sharing economy. >> in august, it could easily become a storm in september. that was a word from trading floors yesterday. a big sell off overnight on wall street but here on wednesday we're looking at the wall street could see a rebound. the dow up 112 points. has the tack up 38 in premarket and the s&p 500 higher by 12. let's just show you how markets performed on the first day of september. it was pretty much a blood bath. the dow jones losing 469 points. the worst start to the month of september since 2002. being weighed down losing nearly 3% and the tech heavy nasdaq once again getting hit by shares of apple. well below 5,000. closing lower by 3% in yesterday's trade. now here in europe it was that disappointing data out of china and the drop in commodity prices that sent period stocks lower in yesterday's trade as we

it would be one of ge's largest acquisition. joining us is the chairman and ceo of ge, jeffrey emmelt. i said $13.5 billion after asset sales that are going to be required under it. it has been 9.5. >> less than 10. >> i have seen you do a lot bigger deals than the past. why is this important for g.e.? >> just another step along the way of the transformation of the company. it is a perfect fit with our energy businesses. it helps us grow globally. a lot of synergies and it helps us accelerate our industrial earnings at the same time that we are doing distribution and ge capitals. perfect business fit and well-priced. >> you have been talking about the industrial earnings and telling the market we are going to be doing between 1.13 to 1.20 this year. >> there is a lot going on in the world. i just had the last two days in ge, all of our business leaders. i get a pretty good panorama of the world. it is slow growth. it is volatility. it is uneven but there is still growth there. i look at the rest of this year and into next year s

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ge is through it all, going through a transformation.t wants to focus on being a software company. explain to us this transformation, the thinking behind it. john: we are a software company, actually. we have 12,000 software engineers. by ourselves, we would be in the top 10 or 15 globally. >> a target is to be the top 10. john: and we will keep growing. there is software embedded in all our projects. we have realized power of bringing data, designing better our rhythms, and delivering better results for our customers. for every jet engine, every wind turbine, every locomotives. >> what would the transformation entail? further consultation? john: it means we will grow in the space. we announced this week the creation of a software company. that is going to really sharpen our focus and allow us to collect our resources in a different way. we do not know where the end is. the space is changing so quickly. we see it every day. i think we're just getting started. >> what you perceive as your competitors? john: every software company is going

kate: alston has had plans to sell their energy business to ge approved.try to convince that that would not lead to higher prices for gas turbines ge. ge.has beeg to turn its focus to industrial roots as it exits the lending business. the major european indices ended their session in the green, up about 0.5% east. they shrugged off a major development in china. the u.s. is closed on monday. glencore saw its shares surge over 12%. the company plans to cut its debt load by $10 billion. glencore, which has been the worst performer on the ftse 100, said it would issue up to $2.5 billion worth of new shares, cut dividends, and sell assets. tesco has sold its south korean business for 6.1 billion dollars. as partisan effort by the company to boost profit, as it increases competition with discount supermarkets. it pulled out of japan because it could not build in a business. toshiba has reported that net profits hit almost ¥38 billion. that is 238 million euros. it was rocked by an accounting scandal that saw president and vice president resign in july after they

so ge, comcast we've been adding to. >> ha about the dividend appreciation fund?ed really interesting. >> the dividend yields on chevron are above 5%. and ge is the heaviest dividend payer of all the industrial names right now. >> are you buying those stocks because you can lock in a really good dividend that will be maintained? or on the basis that say oil will recover? is it a dividend flay? a lock-in, if you like? >> we like the cash flow of these companies. that's definitely our measurement stick. however we believe in the individual company-specific stories like ge restructuring. >> the nasdaq, we're flashing a headline, that the nasdaq which was the only one holding up for the year just went negative for the year. looking into any of the momentum names? i mean likes what you are buying are the bigger, stable companies. what about high growth? >> we are relative value investment fillsly and i do think clients should be diversified. tcw has great momentum growth strategies, but for our clients, it's relative value. >> diane jaffe joins us from tcw. >>> straigh

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the thing ge has going for it, it could probably do business just about anywhere. anywhere. it has presence in most of the states. they have a lot of leverage. connecticut has to decide how badly they need these 6,000 or so employees and how badly they need bragging rights. >> harry, you made the point that taxes aren't the only thing yet it does sound like incentives play a major role. the wave of companies that sought tax inversions to seek lower corporate tax rate abroad. are there certain kinds of companies for which taxes don't matter and companies which a move because of taxes might matter? >> steve hit the nail on the head. it depends on the fundamentals. how easily can you attract a quality work force? how much do you need quality infrastructure? how important is quality of life to your employees? a the love things often are important. this whole debate reminds me when sports teams threatened to leave and the public built a new stadium. it's important to remember ge and other companies that talk about leaving a state with lower taxes have a self-interested

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don't understand the other side of what ge is doing. >> well, ge, actually, i don't know that company as well as i should, but ge's cc, the finance side, was half or more than half the company. and through i think jeff and the board and the management team want them to become more of an industrial company and they are reducing their reliance on the financial part of the business. so we bought a number of loans there and with blackstone we financed some, and we think that's a great add to our organic business. >> i want to mention that your bank was the most opportunistic during the big decline. how did it all work out? because you took on a lot of assets, i know you couldn't have been that crazy about, you had a lot of real estate, corporate real is statestate. where are you now versus where you were five years ago. you are buying back stock, increasing dividend. what will it look like five years from now? >> let me go to the runup of 2008 or '09. how you behave and think about credit and serving customers in the boom times will allow you to have the capital and capacity when the real

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i can say he knows who he unsure of who we are because a bunch of number shareholder meetings with ge. this instance he wants government on the industry of energy said they can sell their products. they are hiding behind big government. they were in the hope of their bottom line and that is wrong because that tax dollars being used to influence ge bottom line. >> host: corporate cronyism to call it. >> guest: anytime government is involved with a business' collusion and not as a red flag for americans to recognize and that happens to >> host: who is tom borelli? >> guest: he is my husband. what makes the news then again it's another way for people to be empowered. ask the question why you make a decision and choice is not in the best interest of shareholders. simple question. ceos don't like to be put on spot in front of the board and shareholders. >> host: where does you and tommy? >> guest: we met at work. we used work. we used to work at phillip morris. we met in manhattan a number of years ago it would make a great team because we have the same mindset about liberty and freedom an

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that is a cornerstone of ge strategy.ng and water, very strong in transportation, both in the air in rail, on the ground. another keyin element, energy, which is oil and gas are now that is out of favor, but they're working to change the costs. but a lot of these countries can have a source of cash flow, and 70% of our future fossil energy needs oil to come from offshore at the end of this decade, a lot of that from a developed countries. michael: ge closing yesterday 1240 oh $.68. how far can they go? $24.68. how far can they go? naked: there is a lot of conditionality associated with closing. : there is a lot of conditionality associated with closing. i call it threading the needles. when, insteadar of looking at all the conditional aspects of the portfolio changes, you began to look at the company's industrial business and how it can grow, mid-single-digit organic growth for revenues. and couple that with strong margins, double digit growth in earnings. michael: nick heymann, thank you very much. he is with us on a t-m

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ge is planning to move around 500 of these u.s. manufacturing jobs over to europe and china and because of the closure of the bank. the u.s. export-import bank which will limit the firm's access to financing. the vice chairman telling cnbc that the company doesn't have a choice but to move it to countries that do support exports. >> the u.s. is going to be an important place for us forever but the fact is that we're going to have to make decisions about where we make things based on what we need to satisfy our customers. it's not a choice that we make so it's good for the world if the u.s. has a strong manufacturing base but if they require expert credit financing we're going to have to make it somewhere else. >> ge will be moving 400 of these 500 manufacturing jobs over to france. let's get out to paris. stefen joins us with more details. >> that's great news for the french government at a time its trying to improve the labor market and convince international investors to invest more on the country. it's not going to improve signi