at groupon. living social had its own challenges and i think that is one thing that enabled groupon to report such strong numbers in north america, really a lot of competitioo went away. i think they're extremely well-positioned. to the extent they are able to improve the overseas i think the stock can continue to run. adam: when you say they can continue to run, this acquisition of monster ticket or ticket monster, rather, everyone keeps talking in regards to twitter, asia, asia, and asia and twitter may have missed there. sound like groupon is ahead of the game then. >> if you look at groupon they were one of the fastest growing companies of all time and their international operations were very strong initially but ultimately they had to gain some operating control there. so i mean, as it pertains to twitter, i think the key to success for that stock will be the company's ability to monetize its international audience, give or take 78% of the users ggt 25% of their revenue. liz: do you believe

this is not groupon. this is it sha-- i mean, people twitter right now, if you look, lady gaga tweets. people listen. this is the new e.f. hutten. twitter is like e.f. hutten. whenever someone important tweets, everybody listens. carl icahn tweets about apple. the stock moves up. >> the best possible case scenario is baked into the price. the price at $45 assumes everything goes right. we don't know how the company is going to make money. they haven't shared it with us. >> andrew, they made $422 million a share. they're on pace for over 600. >> how much money are they making? >> we got to jump. i love this debate. we've got disney numbers out. we've got to get to them. appreciate it. tha thanks very much. we'll watch disney shares on the move on the heels of fourth quarter earnings and revenue coming out. $11.57 billion in revenue for the fourth quarter. julia boorstin with the numbers. >> disney reported with better earnings and revenue than expected. as you mentioned, $11.57 billion in revenue. better t

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groupon, building warehouses. stick with the business model. >> stock up 100% year to date. >> now's the time to sell. >> what else? >> twitter is vulnerable trade agent double multiple on a rev n revenue basis 22 times. so we go back to facebook, go back to google, they've proven themselves and are showing results. >> are you worried about facebook at all? when you start to hear that -- because this was something that came up a while ago, they talked about users, younger users are starting to shy away, using it less. that wasn't true a few month ago but now it is starting to be. they address it themselves. that's a concern for me. another reason to pull away. >> younger users are going to video. instagram yet to impact the company yet. it hasn't started. >> depends what video. >> of course, that's also a reason why i think that google is interesting with youtube. >> google is interesting because of youtube. >> one more stock. then we'll move to netflix. >> if they hit with cable companies in being put on set top

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henry looked at shares of groupon and priceline, flying high.e petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with much more. >> reporter: looking at both which are doing so well on their quarterly numbers. other pieces of news moving the stock. less talk about groupon first posting third quarter loss of the profit. not good news. there are one of the top spot sedate, working on a new website that does not require e-mail which may bring in more customers. in addition to the fact that they are also buying a carry in e-commerce firm, ticketmaster. that is one piece of news. did you take a look at priceline , and they are splitting the chairman and chief executive role also bringing in their most popular unit to lead the way. you are seeing the stockier jumping over four and a half percent. international bookings, especially were very good. we are seeing both with some great performances today. liz: here is a great performance that i want everyone to see. that is my next ceo, wireless, and it to win it. wireless is everywhere. competition f

that is enough to buy a local groupon every day for a year.ke i said, i would like to stay home and do the online shopping. >> especially when it is 29 degrees out. the couch has never been better. >> a lot of deals online. we have another hour of news starting now. >> straight up at 6:00, gunshots ring out at a retailer's parking lot as shoppers browse the racks for deals. we've got the latest on a plus-involved shooting as a thief tries to escape. >>> plus, we're checking on holiday shoppers filling the malls and stores across the area bright and early this morning. >>> and, it is still a bit chilly heading out today. 29 degrees right now and probably going to stay right around there for the rest of the day. good morning, washington, happy friday to you. i'm jummy olabanji. >> i'm autria godfrey. >> happy black friday.

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you are seeing facebook, yep l and groupon with down arrows right now.had stellar gains. groupon's up nearly 100%, yelp up 227%, linkedin up 83%, so you've certainly seen great performance from these particular social media stocks but today tumbling back while twitter continues to hold on to some nice gains. back to you. liz: okay, nicole. thank you very much. charlie gasparino's report was so on point that rescared twitter. maybe. he's been talking to people on wall street that were very close to the twitter ipo. we're hire not only to talk about the stock's reaction, but it is now be off the highs which had been up 86%. there's some slower, dumber money i guess twitter people would call it that bought at those high levels. >> you know, listen, in the positive column i think twitter was not as greedy as facebook. they didn't do a massive offering, they didn't price this thing at some astronomical level at the opening. they got a very good pop. but here's where the small investor should be running away from that stock. many small investors bought at abou

shares of on-line cou upon provider groupon rallying after deutsch and goldman sachs issued positiveout the company. investors appear to expect groupon's third quarter sales to come in below its guidance range of 585 to $635 million. analyst ross sandler reported that's what he says but does expect groupon's third quarter sales to exceed investors' outlook and bullish on groupon was goldman sachs who predicts that company's third quarter sales will exceed the average analyst estimate. sue, back over to you. >> nice gain of 7%. thanks, dom. all right. the markets right now kind of quiet but trending to the upside. the dow up about 8 pointsen on the trading session, s&p up 3 and a gain of almost 7 in the nasdaq. some winners for you in today's trading session so far, include vul can materials up 9% to 7% gain for alcoa and cliffs naturals up about 5.3%. a lot of the material and resource stocks moving higher. today's winners a number of key dow components higher earlier on and have lost a little bit of their strength and that's why the market is kind of trending to the upside. >> one o

same goes for groupon. it rose 31% back on the first day in november of 2011. if you rush to buy it at the close of the first day of trading, you would have lost 85% of your investment just one year later. professional networking site linked in is the only real bright spot. shares doubled back in may of 2011 and if you bought at the close you would have made money, a whopping 5%. ipo trading is often filled with volatility and that's why many veteran investors stay away father or moth from them. >> i would never buy on ipo. i wait until things settle out and people figure out what it is. once the emotions come out of it, that's the time i look to buy a stock like this. >> reporter: we all know what happened to facebook. shares lost half their value in the first three months of trading, but it's worth noting if you held on to shares of facebook, yelp, pandora and linked in you would currently make money. groupon, on the other hand, is still trying to get back positive. >>> consumer credit rose more than expected in september but the federal reserve says american

liz: the groupons of the world have struggled. do you make sure twitter -- in venture capitalism on the west coast, he says this stock is going to collapse in a year after its ipo at twitter. >> a lack of profitability? >> this is close to $1 billion. >> when you didn't know that it has become today. how do you know as a venture capitalist with to invest, yet the investments right now. >> we have 170 investments. liz: update your resume? >> we invested big ideas, more importantly we invest in fantastic teams. liz: you have funds now, venture-capital funds. what is the minimum investment for someone watching to make in these funds? >> that is another story. it depends on the fund. the smallest investors $260,000. liz: yassin and then you, there's so much buzz in new york and i remind you the guy who founded it is from berkeley, alma mater but some of the ones you invested in. buzz feed, throughlist, i assume you want these to go public like twitter has. >> they could go public or be acquired by somebody else. it going public is a g

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i mean consider what happened with the other ipo's: facebook, groupon-- especially groupon. it just cratered after it came out and it's fresh on everybody's mind. also think about the fact that both facebook and linkedin were earning a profit when they ipo- ed. twitter is still not earning a profit. i think the ipo is going to be faded and a good buy for the long-term. > > you're a smart guy. you're watching these markets. so if you had $1,000, what would you buy right now? > > you know right now i think i would chase the money with the big boys-- the hedge funds. right now they're still buying cyclical stocks. two of my favorites happen to be union pacific and google... and i know google has had a nice strong run, but it still has potential to go higher. > > we have a jobs number coming out on friday. how are you positioning, or are you? > > i'm definitely positioning for it and there's been a massive dislocation in the asset classes. we see the s &p 500 really doing a whole lot of nothing and we see the u.s. dollar rallying. last week we had u.s. treasuries up 15 basis poi

please tweet me. >>> our third story is a groupon for marijuana. dispensaries are popping up around the country. the new webb is capitalizing on it. >> reporter: how popular is pot? just ask neil bigelow. >> even groig it in a 10,000 square foot warehouse, it is hard to keep up. >> reporter: he rung of the 520 dispensearies in colorado. his shop has 300 members. purchasing pot for upwards of $200 an ounce. >> the new green rush is what everybody is calling it. >> reporter: brian plans to capitalize on a $1.5 billion industry nationwide. this professional cpa doesn't use the drug himself but beliefs the buds hold big business. he is the founder of cannabis saver doc. >> people have been calling us the groupon of marijuana. >> reporter: pot shots pay a monthly subscription fey. >> here's 10% off concentrates. >> reporter: in the past four months since the site went live, he said he's seen 30 stores go live. what kind of a deal is this? $300 including tax. sunday through went. >> that's a very good deal. that's about a $50 savings. >> reporter: he sai

so how about groupon, the online daily deal site. ipo november 4th, 2011.uld have invested $1,000 in shares back at groupon's ipo, one year later, that would have been just $147. that's all you'd have left from your investment after a year. another one we're looking at right here is one we all know, pandora, the internet radio company. a $1,000 investment back in june of 2011, a year later would have just been $615. so you lost there as well. our next candidate is, of course, a big one, facebook. $1,000 investment in its ipo a year later became just $687. so these are all losing value. then there's yelp. take a look. because in march of 2012, at ipo, you put $1,000 in, and it's only worth about $936. and then we'll end on one which is linkedin. may 19th, 2011. that ipo actually made you a little bit of money. $1,051. interestingly enough, if you would have held all of those ipos to today, you'd be making money on all of them except for groupon which reports earnings after the closing bell. but still, mandy, it gives you an idea you don't need to get in on t

. >> groupon is down in the afterhours. earnings were a beat. sales missed expectations. it announced the purchase of a ecommerce company for 260 million in cash and stock. i spoke with eric and he said that the number of mobile users that they have has surpassed 50%. that's a big mobile story. the number of app downloads. shares were down big. they have clogged most of those losses back. >> dan and i have debated this one. i think that is going be the savior of the company, saver is a fabulous ap and it's a great model as well. . >> the way some of the names in the space are, so they will basical basically. >> how well does it work for amazon. >> they're not amazon. >> talk about losing momentum. tesla was a major buzz kill after news of another model s fire. show the third reported tesla fire in the past six weeks. that news lowered today. it's now down 21% in two days, losing $4 billion in market cap in that time frame. let's bring in craiger win who has got a buy rating on the stock. >> the first was a piece of a semi truck that would have done serious damage to any v

about the risk. >> you look and they give you a huge discount on daily deals from companies like grouponom dining out to, yoega. but how reliable are the deal vouchers? we decided to check it out. sandy eager to get scrapes and dirt off her suv. >> my car was in dire need of tlc. >>> a daly deal caught her eye. she'd get a $200 detailing package for just $99. diablo auto polishing will dot job. >> wax job, polishing. wash the leather. >> this is where my daughter sichlts >> in hayward, jennifer's car needed a cleaning too. she found a similar daily deal. >> including shampooing of the inside. which is what enticed me. >> she'd get a $150 detailing by diablo auto for $69. both tried to use them. >> he said i'm booked for several months i won't have anything until august.. >> i couldn't see you until october 2nd. >> sandy couldn't get an appointment until after the deal would expire. jennifer, couldn't either. they said diblo polishing delayed dates then refused to dot job. >> we can't honor the vouchers get your money back from living social. he said i'm not going to dot car. >> we contac

>>> you probably see the pop up, daily deals from companies like groupon offering discounts on everything risk. >> you look and they give you a huge discount on daily deals from companies like groupon offering discounts on everything from dining out to, yoega. but how reliable are the deal vouchers? we decided to check it out. sandy eager to get scrapes and dirt off her suv. >> my car was in dire need of tlc. >>> a daly deal caught her eye. she'd get a $200 detailing package for just $99. diablo auto polishing will dot job. >> wax job, polishing. wash the leather. >> this is where my daughter sichlts >> in hayward, jennifer's car needed a cleaning too. she found a similar daily deal. >> including shampooing of the inside. which is what enticed me. >> she'd get a $150 detailing by diablo auto for $69. both tried to use them. >> he said i'm booked for several months i won't have anything until august.. >> i couldn't see you until october 2nd. >> sandy couldn't get an appointment until after the deal would expire. jennifer, couldn't either. they said diblo polishing delayed dates then refuse

quick peek here at groupon. groupon coming out with their numbers. wider loss.ales that were below. they are working on a new website. up 7.7% for groupon. >> nicole petallides, thank you. >> thanks. lori: lawmakers across the aisle on capitol hill are calling for a one year delay of the obamacare individual mandate. as president obama apologizes to americans losing their current plans. rich edson joins from us washington, d.c. with the latest on this. rich? >> president obama says he is sorry. he promised americans his health care overhaul would insure they could keep their insurance plans. amid cancellation notices and sagging approval ratings the president apologized and says his administration will address these cancellations. spokesperson for house speaker john boehner writes, we are highly skeptical there is anything the president can do ad administrate tiffly to keep his pledge that would be both legal and effective. that is why he should work with congress to supports bipartisan legislation that fulfills his promise and allows insurance companies continu

>> caller: groupon. >> i have liked groupon -- people laughed at me when i upgraded that.n you got rid of mason, because i knew ted was from another world. they're doing really well and i still think it's a buy. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> announcer: "the lightning round" is sponspored by td ameritrade. >>> a lot of talk about bubbles lately. it is still too easy to call the market a bubble. sell, sell, sell, because of the bubbles. easy. for those who want to burst the bubblicious bubbles. let's deal with the reality of the situation rather than just bubbles. bubble talk is in the air. just doesn't make sense. the bubble! it's been popped! oh! nope. bubbles! of course, that's double bubbles. thank you. i say take some stuff off the table and let the rest run. >> i forgot how tasty these really sugary gums are. they're so good. what is this? did someone drop a salad? ♪ >> no. >> oh, you're kidding? ♪ >> it's halloween rapidly approaching, it's time to talk candy. no, not that kind of candy, candies. they were like vampires. th

he had like a groupon coupon-type thing for a cheap tattoo and this is what he got. it's a blanc come being strip, four panels. thing is he's an artist. he has this tumbler account called "my arm the comic" every day or at least he tries to. he create as brand new comic with pens in the four panels. he said however he's feeling that day, what's going none his life. >> i love it. >> this is cool. it's a great kmchallenge. >> he got a tattoo about a year ago. he's been adding to it every day. >> he's definitely a talented artist. >> the third channel is missing the top lien there. it gives him the extra freedom to make something a little bit bigger go, outside the square. we have the man behind "my arm the comic," patrick. tell bus the tattoo coupon. >> it was 50d and usually tattoo parlors doesn't do stuff like this. he didn't really get it. the guy kind of stared at me for a little while and then he was like that's brilliant. i made his day because it's probably the simplest tattoo he had to do. i wand a tattoo but i didn't want to be married it. but when you came up

. >>> if air feeling lucky today, groupon is giving away 100 million bucks. i'll tell you how you can get a piece of the pie. back to you. >> sounds good. we will see you in the next hour. black friday sales start earlier and earlier, the question many people are asking is why? >> is this the new thanksgiving tradition. people across the country are fore going dinner with their families to go hunt for deals. wh >> okay, we're back at 4:39 on this friday morning for you. time to talk the forecast. >> the only thing folks want to know, eileen, is if they need to pack anything as they head to all the stores in the morning, other than that are wallet. >> the wallet and let's the heavy coat, but at least no umbrella. it is dry, it is clear and cold. this black friday morning. shoppers bundle up. 27 in alexandria. 24 in round hill. 28 in warrenton. 21 in stafford. it is cold this morning, and it will stay chilly throughout the afternoon by 9:00 a.m., getting to about 43 by noontime. until 7:07, it is going to be sunny and chilly. highs 38 to 42. looking ahead to th

all those names we mentioned earlier, open table, zillow, yelp -- >> groupon. groupon is up, right? call? that was a great conference call. >> what did you like? >> because they transitioned to mobile. i heard drexler say the fabulous ceo of j. crew. i love props. this is a retailer. he has a retail store. groupon is saying, listen, we got a discount retailer store right here. that matters. it's been a continual theme. >> who has been able to move to mobile faster? >> open table. they moved to mobile. yelp did, too. i think yelp comes back. priceline going there. >> secular -- >> by wathe way, gap is up 7%. >> banana republic trying to figure out where they went wrong. there is a degree of fluidity. a ceo does not necessarily say i'm beaten and defeated. >> right. >> they tend to have some -- >> you hope. >> yeah, you hope. who has been beaten and defeated. i wonder whether sherry mccoy at avon is beginning to feel beaten and defeated? >> does that fall into a prediction list? >> i think she's so terrific but this avon was just more of tar pits than it was door-to-door selling. >> m

penney but look at price line and the groupon. these are ones to watch.on is down 5% emprise line is down 2.6% both reporting after the closing bell. taking a trip witter's year to date watching this that 65 percent and groupon rolled out a new web site so we will be watching those with the latest quarter. connell: the economy did grow at its fastest pace gdp comes in at 2.8% the growth rate at an annual rate with the initial jobless clips are also falling for the fourth straight week still above end of this summer's levels and what was a surprise move that european central bank cut interest rates so with the reaction to all that all things that are not twitter we have our chief investment strategist bill stone. with this economic data today we work our way through a period where greasy shut down the ways of professionals talk about you don't know which numbers to believe. what did you learn this morning? >> the initial jobless claims tuesday as we're going on with the shutdown in problems with the california computer system. it looks that might have work

we saw what happened to yelp, what happened to groupon. shouldn't we just be cautionary?hat our only role right now is just to be cautious? >> jim, i think you got more perspective than anybody on this. look at what's happened with all of these internet ipos. even the ones that have nicely succeeded and worked, today facebook, linkedin, they all created much better entry points after the first day. your point i think is very valid. this is a very good internet utility, we think it will fall into that category along with names like amazon and google, but chasing the stock in the mid 40s, it's awfully risky. you have to have a very long-term time horizon to make money buying in the mid 40s. >> a $30 billion valuation for this company, what would justify that kind of size? is it comparable to a facebook? do we have to think about it in a completely different way and compare it to broadcast companies? >> well, actually, to put some context around that, that's still about an eighth of the market cap of a google and it's still about a quarter market cap roughly of a facebook. s

yelp groupon, priceline linkedin. all to the downside. saw the bio tech names. there's another big momentum group. ce lchlt celgene, regeneron on the weak side, as well. strange tale of two retailers. biggest performer, best performer in the s&p 500, ralph lauren. they upped their guidance, the worst performer in the s&p, abercrombie & fitch. they cut their guidance completely different opposite ends of the spectrum. speaking of momentum names whole foods up 40%, one of the classic momentum names. in the after-hours com stores were below expectations. eps, comp store sales all below expectations lower guidance on metrics that is death for the big momentum traders. finally, maria, here it is the post for twitter. look, they just put up this symbol right here. this is where it's all going to happen tomorrow starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern time with a blow-by-blow description. >> we'll watch you, bob. thank you so much. as we await that check out bitcoins who would have trunkhunk thought it. mary telling us what is behind it. >> the virtual currency appears to get a

he had a groupon coupon thing for a cheap tattoo. this is what he got. it's a blank comic strip. four panels. he's an artist. he has an account called my arm the comic. he creates a brand-new comic with a pen every day in the four panels. >> this is cool. it's a great challenge. >> he got a tattoo about a year ago. he's been adding to his tumblr every day. >> the third panel is missing the top line. >> it is in the style of bill wat waterson to and calvin and hobbes. >> it gives him freedom to go outside the square. >> he's a guy who thinks outside the box. >> we have the man behind my arm the comic joining us. what sup, patrick? tell us about the tattoo coupon? >> it was $50. usually tattoo parlors don't do stuff like this. when i asked him, he didn't get it. he was like, do you want us to do garfield or something? i was like, no. he stared at me for a little while. and then he's like, that's brilliant. i've been wanting one since i was 16. every tme i triedo pick out ai'a piece of artwork that i hated 20 years late person the comic book thing seems good. >> it's popular, does i

that's right, not one of these stocks, yelp, zillow, linkedin, facebook, not to mention groupon were bargains for those who bought them in the market. they just weren't. they just weren't. they amounted to the equivalent of grand theft stock market. i want to point out in every single case except groupon, did get back to even and a remarkable ride to much higher prices as the blessings of the capabilities kicked in. and the analyst who has done the best preipo analysis of twitt t, is saying he feels confidemfort paying up to $40 for the stock. and his, the $28 and change amounts to $20 billion. he wants to pay, says you should be willing to pay more than that. but even peck, who is shrewd, and i did mock him initially. i don't like to see research of a company that's not yet public. but he says his ultimate target is $50, 5-0. he believes it's twice of what i think you should pay for it. peck may be right and i may be right. twitter might get to $50 eventually. but will it reach 50 before visiting 25 or 23? will it go to 50 but shake you out at 20? worse, will it open at 50 so the up

some of your customers, groupon. you got seed money from the founders of groupon, right?ted the business one of our early investors was light bank and they supported us along the way. great having someone with that kind of experience behind us. >> big plans going forward. how many cities and when and when with should we look for the ipo? >> ipo we're probably a little early on. but our goal for 2015, i'm sorry, '14. open up 10 markets. it will be exciting year. >> a lot of companies that don't have food, old calf fear yaw -- cafeteria is like in new york for you guys, but having a variety of stuff come into the work place every day, kind of cool. liz: bring it on. fooda is the company. jeff flock is our man. thank you very much. david: a new spin on mouse house for disney theme park diehards. we have that story when we go "off the desk." ♪ at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the worl

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a lot of social media stocks have been selling off, facebook, yelp, groupon, linkedin, some of that money going out from them into twitter. after a record close for the dow yesterday it's down more than 100. >> thank you, jason brooks. >>> cate caugiran is live at twitter headquarters here in san francisco and cate, i guess not everyone is excited about the launch today. right? >> reporter: right. inside the building, inside twitter headquarters, there are a lot of happy twitter employees watching the market but outside the building, take a look the people here outside care about a different market, and that's the housing market. >> what do we want? >> affordable housing! >> this used to be a working class neighborhood. >> reporter: as twitter's stock goes up so will their housing costs, they say. >> i live in oakland. so like a lot of people i can't afford to live in san francisco. >> reporter: dozens of san francisco neighbors and their supporters were here just before the opening bell rang to sound off about their concerns. >> since twitter and square have moved in, the local residents

groupon up 96%. >>> we do know more about a tragic scene unfolding live during this news cast just 24ours ago. >> we learned, a mother, her baby boy and her father died. scott returns to the scene today. >> dead are 40-year-old ben, his wife 42-year-old barbara geamerteli. and the couple's son. a survivor? the 5 year old daughter. >> we are investigating it as a murder suicide. >> at 8:15 last night the 5 year old went to a neighbor's home. >> the 5 year old was in the home. and the 5 year old did hide and was able to leave the home and go to the neighbor. >> complete strangers came with flowers stunned by the tragedy gee. >> worrying about this girl who lost her family. it's horrible. horrible. >> investigators havt revealed information on why it happened or who did the shooting. appear to show a loving family. scoot broom, wusa 9. >> and the memory of another life lost is kept alive by a ceremony in frederick park. robert ethan sailor died after being forcibly removed by police from a movie theater. we hear for the first time what folks in that theater witnessed the day that tragedy

groupon in the meantime testing a version of website that does not require e-mail addresses.mer base. they did see a wider oss. the revenue was a little wallop. this deal is departing. the company recently completed a $2 billion acquisition. in the meantime international bookings were quite strong. more than 7% this year. dagen: thank you. connell: let's get to our next guest saying you need a do overall obamacare pier be taken completely off the table and work on it and make it better. dagen: if youure watching us with the sound off, this man is one of one -- one of america's most successful entrepreneur. you never know what he has in the works. great to see you in person. >> thank you. thank you. dagen: why can they do this and why with obamacare? >> if they can, if you looked at the history, one party mainly work on it, went through it quickly. the other party said they did not know much about it. the push something through rather quickly. the president said, and all -- with all due respect maybe thought that his rates are going up, everything is fine, no one will be insur

>> groupon has mobile figured out. up 20% in one year. >> it's a win for montreal.montreal up 15% in a year. >> this $10 minimum wage choice is a job killer. stay away from it. >> forget about minimum. you ow who's really, really going to take it to the come on. "cavuto on business." neil, ta it away. >>> from taking off without a hitch to launching like a, well, son of a glitch -- son of a glitch. anyway, hi. good to have you. i'm neil cavuto. and leave it to a service all about tweets to make washington look like a bunch ofwits. twitter stock taking flight this week. you might have heard a thing or two about it. very little turbulence. all that preparation paying off on the big day. very different from washington's prep work for healt care law's big day, whiche haven't recovered from in all of these days. call it e difference between an ipo and an ip-no. ben stein,

. >>> groupon, they saw strong growth in north america. revenue came in below consensus but that didn't worry investors. shares rose to $10.11. >>> shares of in video jumped after the company posted profit that best estimates. the chip maker issued a weak outlook for the current quarter because of a declining pc market and hash mobile device competition. the stock rose about 7% to $15.56. >>> cable division, revenue there up to 2% met best mitts but the new york cable area cable company lost 29,000 total customers from the second quarter. cable vision facing competition from verizon and media companies charge to carry networks. the shares down 3.5%. >>> the market is not yet over valued. he's mark mckaren. welcome, mark, nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> let's start, first of all, it's not over valued but are you still able to find value in this market because we always hear it's not over value but fairly valued. >> yeah, fairly valued, no longer cheap, that's for sure and, you know, the volatility levels are very uncomfortably low.

latest of more than adowns internet companies that have gone public in the past few years including groupon, zinga and yelp. >>> the search general giant says barges docked in san francisco bay will be interacting learning centers. they are still in the early stages and there are no specifics. there is speculation google might be building showrooms to compete with apple. new reports say the cia is paying at&t millions of dollars for international records, including calls americans have made overseas. the spy agency is said to be using the data to track suspected terrorists around the globe. at&t's cooperation is voluntary e al jazeera's shiha terancy has more. >> it's a reminder the security agency isn't the only one of monitoring only ifs. for $10 million a year, ated and t searches for phone records for those of interest to the cia. officials say this program primarily monitors call data. if an international call is made to or from the u.s., some of the u.s. phone numbers' digits are masked by at&t. this according to the government means the cia isn't breaking the law. the agency is prohi

. >>> and groupon got a discount they didn't want. stock promptly fell to the single digits, $26.06 by november. that's why american's most famous investor says he never buys the ipo hype. >> the idea that something coming out on a monday that's being offered with significant comissions, the seller electing the time to sell is going to be the best single investment that i can make in the you might not make any money off the ipo, but jack dorsey will. the business of being the creator of the tweet. he is the man behind the tweet. changing the world 140 characters at a time. but there is a lot more to the business of being billionaire jack dorsey. born in st. louis, dorsey taught himself to program when he was a teenager, and like many great tech moguls, he dropped out of college and headed to san francisco to join the start-up world. dorsey teamed up with evan williams and biz stone, and twitter was born. in march 2006, dorsey wrote the first tweet. >> we loved it, and we kept building it, because we wanted to see other people use it.