i always regard it as the new honeywell. i see an internet of things honeywell. i see devices that we only dreamed about in terms of being on our hand held, coordinating with our residential. i also see devices that are clearly about sustainability and energy. this is about a honeywell addressing climate change long term, isn't it? >> this is about a lot of things for us. we've talked a lot about software in the past. we've also talked about the sales inflection that was coming and i've been telling everybody that it was coming towards the end of the year. you'll see one of the things we put in the pitch this year is an actual commitment of what's 2017 going to look like so that they can see that when it comes to what we're doing in performance materials and technologies, what we're doing in aerospace that in 2017. so we're pretty psyched about that. the software story, you've heard me say before that almost half our engineers are developing software today. and that's why this -- you hear me talk about this cmmi level five, computer maturity model index. this is

that's dave cote from honeywell. more with dave. >> coming up -- >> you are always straightforward when you get something wrong. >> don't miss what the ceo of honeywell has to say next. emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? you're not going to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i was joking, mate, >> yeah, i know, a guest on mad money said they felt nest was hot but there are quality issues and that's not something that's happening necessarily at honeywell. you did not get to talk on your conference call about elster. $5 billion acquisition that dove tails with so many of your products. you have a month. how is elster doing versus, say, six months ago? >> well, i'm psyched about this one. i really -- this one will be great. there's a couple of themes, a couple of macrotrends that will be important. one is metering of all kinds is becoming more and more important. especially as you l

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. >> united technologies/honeywell saga continues. will give you new details on the drama. >> and it's super tuesday. why today's results are so important and what to expect from each state. >> let's get to honeywell and united technologies. yes, continued drama, but it's over, actually. >> what? >> yeah. the drama has ended. honeywell says it is no longer pursuing a combination with united technologies due to that company's unwillingness to engage in negotiations. it was about a week ago, a little more than a week ago when we first told everyone about conversations that had taken place between the two companies, about back and forth that had been going on for quite some time. most recently a proposal from honeywell to acquire" for about $108 in cash and stock. during the last week, honeywell has amped up the pressure, made public that proposal and tried to convince united technologies shareholders that there was a way to get this done over the objections of united technologies in terms of at least their focus on the antitrust impedim

the long time ceo of honeywell running with a terrific conglomerate since july of 2002.since he took over honeywell is up 220%, more than double the performance of the s&p 500 over the same period. reclently up 8% while the rest of the market is basically flat. while the outperformance of the stock speaks for itself the real genius of cody has been savvy break ups, general pivots to the lucrative end markets to keep honeywell relevant in a rapidly changing environment that's befuddled many of their historical competitors. when he took over in 2002 honeywell was in disarray after a take over bid from general electric was blocked by regulators. the company was strong in aerospace, controlled technologies but it was unfocused thanks to mergers with businesses from auto parts, specialty chem. calls, fiebs, advanced materials. cody transformed the portfolio making 80 acquisitions and divesting 60 different businesses in order to rebalance the company. at the same time he refocused the company on internal development. that's what cody calls seed planting. we have seen it when

>> this is an all-honeywell product. made in china. >> okay, so that -- because i know -- >> sold in china, made in china. >> you again said in your last quarter that you expect china up again. there are no companies that know that except for you. >> well, there's two reasons, i think. one is, we try to stay pretty close to the market generally and have a market-based product, but the other one is, you've years about becoming the chinese >> yes. and i think there's still too many multi-nationals who look at their competition as other multi-nationals. when in reality, your competition is the local guy in china. they're the number two economy in the world. >> right. >> and starting to view them as your competitor and acting that way sounds simple, but there's a huge mind-set change that has to happen to do that. and we've been working on this for a while. this one we can't resist, because this is a difference between a chinese firefighter and an american firefighter, there's actually a difference in how they approach fires

this huey, the honeywell user experience, you have to design for the local market. chinese firefighters stay outside and push the water in, whereas american firefighters tend to go into the building, as needed. so there's much different equipment that this requires. and when you look at this mask, what we're able to do with this mask is there's actually a heads-up display that shows, that tells them their own biometrics, so they have a sense for that, along with like what kind of air do they have in their scuba tank, which we also make. but this allows them to operate a lot more safely and it transmits all of that biometric and other data outside, so that somebody knows what's going on. >> another thing you've taught me is not something in the people's -- >> no, nor do they want to. you don't want them saving money, right? >> and every year, you've also said that things get tougher. >> yes. >> it's not like they've gotten easier. >> well, safety regulations, as a -- >> worldwide? >> society, yeah, regulations tend to go up, because you realize, you don't want people

honeywell this morning has given up the effort. looks like it's not going to happen. >>> meanwhile, mcdonald's this week in sweden is rolling out a new promotion called happy goggles. you transform the happy meal box into a virtual reality headset into google's own version cardboard cardboard. you add your smart phone and navigate down the slopes selecting stars. how fun is that? the headsets are only available in sweden. they're celebrating the 30th anniversary of the introduction of the happy meal over there. no word from mcdonald's on whether they're going to do this in the united states. i tell you what, it would be a huge hit. parents would be taking this away from their kids to play this virtual reality game. >> i was thinking the same thing. >> you would do that wouldn't you? >> i probably would. >> snatch it from a child in the >> thanks a lot. >>> 47 degrees, march coming in like a lamb. >> we're going to get a little bit of a change as we head through the next 24 hours or so. we have great news for you next week. let's wa

honeywell shares moving higher to sun edison -- we're looking at that stock as well. the stocks plunging 22%. it's not going to release its 2015 financial results on time. it is investigating internal questions about its liquidity position. speaking of internal investigations, let's mention valeant. been movings have lower after that company disclosed a new sec investigation. that happened yesterday. the shares took a leg lower and they'll move even lower again today. vonnie: certainly an interesting start to the month of march. that's check in now with the bloomberg -- let's check in with courtney anna who and the bloomberg first were news. courtney: it is super tuesday and it's a chance for donald trump and hillary clinton to put distance between their rivals. mostd trump's favorite and of the caucuses and primaries held in a dozen states and territories for ted cruz and marco rubio are in a battle to stop him. hillary clinton looks to extend her lead over bernie sanders could roughly a quarter of the nation's voting today. join us today at 5:00 p.m. eastern time fo

. >>> honeywell drops its bid for united technologies. the bid was removed after utf said honeywell participated in talks. it would never be approved by anti-trust regulators. shares gained more than 4%. barclays says it will sell its african subsidiary and cut its dividends in half. they standby the difficult decision to close the uk banks non non-core business and wants the company to move forward. >> we need to get restructuring behind us and focus on the core franchise of barclays. it has investment banking business. >> shares fell nearly 6%. dollar tree said sales rose in its fourth quarter. that wasn't good enough to meet analysts targets. they missed on earnings citing impacts from the strong dollar. the company sees earnings missing estimates and says it expects same store sales to stay in the low single digits. >>> the luxury retailer kate spade saw revenue rise but despite beating competitors they missed estimates. they were up 11% to $21.99. yahoo's annual 10k filing shows the tech giant might need to write down tumblr. it's th

honeywell, they are doing well with china. if you've decided to take it to the chinese and not just the big that riff that was added last time for steel, but say hey listen, we're going to shut them down. i don't think they're going want to take prep or think about the kimberly clark diapers. they make everything there too. >> i know. listen, there's no ground swell of support for mr. trump within the business community. i don't think it means a thing for those who are supporting him. >> right. >> i don't think they care in fact, it's probably seen as a positive that there aren't any, and there any, and people that have come out, meg whitman on sunday who are vehemently opposed to his candidacy. >> what's ironic, if you're an american worker, yes, said point-blank, but he's for -- he's got a very old line, lyndon johnson, democratic position, when it comes to the american worker. which is that these guys should take their jobs away. they're polluting and taking your jobs away. that would have been, i don't know, hew better hum

honeywell is no longer pursuing the bid of united technologies. bringing them home today? matt: we have heard the ceo of honeywell really wanted this deal to go through. however, he was not willing to give up the ceo spot or give any indication that he would give it up down the line. that does not usually make managers happy. david: he made his point that we could have been a great company together. you go try it on your own. $108 for united technologies and they are trading at $93 and down in the premarket. stephanie: the dance will continue. up inhoneywell is trading the premarket so it appears investors are happier to see honeywell dancing by itself. stephanie: does that make the argument that united tech analogies, can you handle it? good luck. matt: looking at the rest of the we see oil is the reason the rally in stocks. the correlation has been strong. oil is up 1.5%. it has been up more than 2%. one reason you see oil and currencies putting up gains is the weakness in the dollar. we have weakness in the dollar for everything except the yen

honeywell is interested in buying the company on the cheap. so are we. whether it goes through acquisition and you get a premium out of a deal that's fine or we're happy to own it for the next three years on an organic basis as well. they have a lot of opportunity in front of them. target doing all the right things. they invested heavily in e-commerce. just hired a senior logistics person and we like that stock as loi. it's a more conservative bank but they're well positioned and not relying on lending for revenue growth. >> we'll see you here courtside one of these days. >> i'll be back there. thanks for joining us. all right. so is march on the table again as a result of the jobs report or is march off the table? >> i don't know if it was ever off the table. >> you don't think it was ever off the table? >> they're data dependent. if they are, they go. >> if they do what happens to the market because the market clearly does not want the fed to go in march. >> the fed has. >> at least the stock market. so the fed has the ability to influence the overnigh

honeywell breaking out here. united technologies never gave up. >> ge back to flat on the year.nd on the cover of business week. >> moving to boston. >> it's a digital company. >> they were very close to moving to new york. >> really? >> but listen up, it was taxes. taxes. >> to brooklyn? >> taxes kept upper management from saying, no can't do it. can't move to new york. >> what do you make of united technologies trading above where honeywell was? >> i don't know. i think utx will always have a bit of a premium in it. these two companies have visited each other so many times, inevitably it seems like it will happen again. beyond that, it's curious. unless businesses tun dramaticall dramatically. >> my travel trust owns lockheed martin. greg hayes sold sakorsky as an oil play. these companies, honeywell and united technologies, they do a lot of business in china, in europe. that's why i say this s&p is not as expensive. if you reverse the dollar f that dollar starts going down, honeywell's numbers, they'll be selling at 14 times, 15 times, but 12 times earnings. this dollar is --

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business announces above the price and trade when honeywell made its offer. that's hot, too. weaker foreign currency is the bane of its existence. same with 3m which gave cautious guidance. do your homework. it gave stretch goals. that's what the ceo does. why can't people just do some work? work's no fun. better to watch ball games. i get that. not what i do. even ford and general motors can be a tepid buy. yellen cited housing as an area to do better. kb homes rallied after the monster announcement last week. especially the amazing west coast holdings. how can they stay independent now that yellen doesn't want to crush housing. i'm so used to hearing the fed wants to cool housing but there is a shortage of new homes rent is out of control. yellen knows it punches above its weight. you have winners, winners and more. the fed chief decided not to behave like a general from vietnam who wants to destroy the village to save it. yellen wants it to prosper. she wants more jobs, higher paying jobs, wants people to do well. she won't take away the punch bowl before the party gets st

david cody from honeywell, jeff immelt, and seatya nadella.ndried nui has been the ceo of pepsico for almost ten years. he tenure at the helm is truly extraordinary. since taken over. aggressively moved into healthier snacks to be less salty and less fatty. she's cut billions in costs, but most important lly indra nooyi s transformed from a lumbers domestic company to a fast-growing powerhouse with focus on healthy snacks that the millennial can't get enough of. that's owned by my charitable trust, trying to build a sizable position, and if it would just come down. the sixth member how about howard shultz, founder and ceo of starbucks. he ran the company, but after he stepped back, the company started to stumble, so he returned to the ceo job. since he came back, the stock is up 535%, dramatically outperforming the s&p 500, which is up just 44%. when shultz left the company, there was concern that starbucks had expanded too rapidly resulting in a same-store sales slowdown, but he put starbucks back into a growth mode, and delivering fabulous c

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the line group in suburban chicago makes precision parts for companies like cummings and honeywell. an even higher problem for him is the high cost of doing business in illinois. he says while the state struggles under a massive $6 billion in defendants, his costs have increased. he says it's harder for him to add workers and create badly needed jobs. >> if i could up and move my business i'd move it together but it would take me well over $1.5 million to move a factory of this size. >> reporter: but that's what this company is doing. two years ago vin seth convinced his father which owns this company to east chicago, indiana. 270 jobs went with it. $15 million in incentives and a more favorable business climate sealed the deal. >> we did everything we could to try and stay there but it just didn't make sense for us to do it. >> reporter: michael lucci fears even more manufacturers will leave if illinois doesn't balance its budget and make reforms. but he also thinks washington should help states even the playing field. >> we've always been the most innovative country in the world.

>>> we have the exclusive with honeywell, fresh off the united technology bid and right with his analyst day. dave cote and csx hold on through the takeover. i'm jim cramer, and see you tomorrow! snoelt >>> >>> it's wednesday, march 2nd and coming up on show, "early today" ," super tuesday results are in. and rubio bags his first state. we'll have the recap ahead. >>> scott kelly is back on solid outer space. >>> and an k350i9 exciting update on beast." "early today" starts right now. >>> theers voters have spoken and the big super tuesday winners are donald trump and hillary clinton. trump won arkansas, vermont, georgia, massachusetts, virginia and vermont. clinton also won seven taking massachusetts, arkansas, tennessee virginia, texas. and bernie sanders managed four victories. ted cruz won three states, home state of texas, oklahoma, and he just added alaska for good measure. marco rubio pulling out a victory in minnesota. a calmer and more measured already looking ahead to hillary clinton. >> this has been an amazing period of time. been amazing even from an educational standpoint a

i know honeywell has had a big run, but its european entity has worried me.e to feel better about honeywell after the fed stayed its hand and the dollar l ccool. the packaged good stocks, my, are they going to be winners. the drug companies, huge winners. johnson and johnson's numbers have looked subpar of late, because of the currency translation issue, even though it has the fastest growth of any major pharmaceutical company. that 4x comparison can change with the dollar no longer running hot if rate hikes are running cool. sure, j&j has a fast-growing asia business, but the 22% of its sales in europe could provide a nice second-half swing to the positive. the last time procter & gamble spoke on its conference call, we heard a multi-page lament about currency. pretty much dominated the call because the dollar is so strong. with 26% of its business located in europe, i think the narrative changes in a major way when proctor announces its next quarter. finally, biggest for last, apple. apple has 21% of its overall researches in sales. however, any close read

. >> along with honeywell and -- >> honeywell -- >> facebook had a good call. >> facebook call was likean't get a ticket to that facebook call. i tried my agent. >> you can listen to the sound track over and over again. i'm talking "hamilton." >> fedex has not been above the 200 day in really, you got to go back to june. >> a lot of people felt they weren't going handle christmas right. one of the things that's so interesting about it, this pricing. they figured out pricing for the larger things. larger things are being shipped and they were losing money. not losing money any more. they talked about -- one of the things david talked about a long time ago maybe they have too many planes. they are using fewer planes. >> that was a criticism. they were an airplane company as opposed to a delivery company. >> they are sensitive. they are buying back stock. this was the quarter which tells you the idea that you shop during that one period of time, millennials shop. millennials like experience and they like travel. they are not crazy about going to the store unless it's like target. >> right.

honeywell chairman and chief vacated david cody. more ink to the sporting hosted the show and stacey dash later in the program. you don't want to miss it. thanks for being here. good morning to you. turn them back to politics, established leaders later today to devise a plan to stop republican front runner arnold trump from getting the nomination. blake irving in d.c. after his trip to the sunny shores of florida. good morning to you. reporter: good morning. good to be back. it is going to be in the 60s. donald trump continues his march is the front runner for the republican nomination. conservative mantle made of washington later today trying to figure out an alternative. the group is led by prominent blogger erick erickson. he has spoken of a third-party options in recent days that told melissa francis yesterday that is not necessarily the starting point for the meeting. >> the first goal is to make their party. canaveral and wraparound takers as the nominee and set aside grievances between people of different candidates and see i

honeywell gained 30%. is going to take over technology that supposed to be a $90 billion deal. $100 billion is going to be huge. united technology with huge. i can tell you the united technologies basically said we're not going to get regulatory approval for this. we are not plain and we don't want any part. going by the way is the beneficiary of them breaking up the deal. stuart: we are all tempted to use the word huge like huge. we are going to give you the buzzer if you do that. check the big word. 11 minutes in the trading session up 73 points. 16588. up next, governor john kasich is donald trump is going to sweep super tuesday. that is today. why did he say that? he joins us after the break. ♪ stuart: trump is going to win all of them. but you keep holding your own and we have our campaign plan. everybody has to do with the way they want to do it. our campaign plan was ultimately to hold around in some of these places and we will ask back. and then we are going to head north. stuart: joining us now, y

honeywell is ending united technologies. winning negotiations. revealed $9 billion.he new york stock exchange. according to reports. a bit as well. i will be right back with rick santorum to get his take on the all out brawl among the gop candidates. i will see you here. ♪ when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. >> super tuesday. marco rubio campaign up attacks. it is getting personal. deeply, personal. the home state is not on tonight's outlet. it could make or break his campaign. here, with what is at stake. one of rubio's top endorsers. rick santorum. welcome back to the show. good to have you here. it is good to be back. let me ask you first of all, you have seen the attacks over the week. i find that this does not really sound like marco rubio. he is trying to get down into the g

the wonderfully performing honeywell step away from united technologies.oing to happen. we would like to know what the discussion in the boardroom of honeywell was as they walked away. there lovely dining room overlooking the park today. our guest joins us now to say he works withh -- the establishment of the grand old party, leading off with senator lott. i love to say that name -- trent lott. it is another time and place for your republican party. what is your two-do list for europe of them party? that the race is being tightened between hillary clinton and donald trump. there are multiple republican candidates. donald trump will continue to vacuum up those delegates, and i will make it difficult for the others. it is not a two-person race. you have ted cruz, marco rubio, and even john kasich at the party. said he can get to the nomination. do you see evidence that he can beat tech terry clinton? ron: the polling shows that clinton would actually beat trumpet this point it however, trump is a chameleon, as we have seen over the last several must. i could

honeywell is no longer willing to do business with united technologies.here are antitrust concerns. u.s. sales declined for the fourth straight month. the german automaker is having trouble attracting customers after the cheating scandal. dreamworks ceo jeffrey katzenberg says his company would be interested in combining with paramount if they could find a financial partner to back the deal. his companyays doesn't need a merger partner. and tv investments in recent years are beginning to bear fruit. one reason behind today's market rally is u.s. manufacturing in february. it did shrink, but less than forecast. stabilization may be in the works. even if the data was still native -- still negative, that could still be the case. joe, it was -- joe: any time the data is below 50, that indicates the area stilling contraction. a, the data was better than last month. like newok at things orders and employment, those are both positive. what they signal is a, improvement. and b, the things that really matter, good things for the future. this is clearly a better-th

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it's easy to talk -- >> honeywell did bid. they had an absolute proposal and talks.ng to win. >> i just don't want people hurt. you are buying dupont at 64, buy it because you think the earnings power is there. please. don't buy it because you think something good will happen. >> a lot of stories swirling in m&a. when we come back, we'll get cramer's mad dash. one more look at the premarket. more red s"squawk on the streeta moment. cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden de

honeywell says sales from existing businesses will increase in 2017 at more than twice this year's paceany is getting more aerospace work and production of chemicals is expanding. dropped ajust proposed 90 billion offer to buy united technologies. carol: carl icahn says it new jersey approves two casinos outside of new york city, he will pull his plan $100 million investment into his newly acquired trump taj mahal casino in a clinic city. he says the competition would devastate atlantic city and make it impossible to poor that much money into his new casino. man who spent 50 years at goldman sachs is retiring. some ofn spearheaded the biggest ipos including microsoft and deutsche telekom. he will now become a senior director. that is your bloomberg business flash update. let's go over to the markets desk where julie hyman has the latest. looks like stocks are trying to fight back into positive territory. julie: they are trying. the s&p is up a whopping .1 tight tradingy range, only about eight points on the s&p 500, the tightest trading range of the year, still even with this latest ups

the honeywell? >> yeah. nest thermostats and monitoring system, diy monitoring systems.tle-known fact, tech data is one of the largest sellers of big-screen tvs in the world. not because we want to sell big-screen tvs but by want to sell wi-fi connected so those tvs can access the cloud and get things like netflix brought into the home. it changes the dynamics of the home and computing and life and learning. we're focused in that space. >> you have the hottest internet of things portfolio too. ceo of tech data corporation. tecd. this is the hottest stock right now. big-screen tv? i'm going to tell the wife we have to have one. enough of these little things. "mad money's" back after the break. >>> "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >> it is time. starting the "lightning round." >> buy buy buy! >> sell sell sell! >> are you ready? time for the lightning round. charlie in new jersey. charlie! >> caller: hey, jim. black stone group. >> i think it's fine. it's not going to run away because there's no ipo market but i'll plus it. joe in new jersey. >> caller: jim

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it helps you understand why honeywell wants to team up with united technologies. made me want to go back to alcoa because they want to do acquisitions. when they break into two separate companies the engineered portion of the business will have $6 billionle in aerospace orders that dove taille with the parts. while he disagrees with the style of opportunities his brazilian partners seek going after les productive enterprises making them better i feel good about kraft hines. another year of investable take aways. for? stick with cramer.gs in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. try super poligrip free. ther

the line group makes precision parts for companies like cummings, and honeywell, the president says cheap labor in china has siphoned away some of his business, but he says a bigger problem is the high cost of doing business in illinois. he says while the state struggles, his income taxes, property taxes, and worker's compensation costs have all increased. he says that makes it tough for him to consider adding workers and create badly needed jobs. >> if i could up and move my business, i would move it tomorrow. but it would make well over 1.5 million to move a factory this size. >> reporter: but that's exactly what some companies are doing. >> this building is only a 30 minute drive away from our old factory. two years ago this man convinced his father to move the company's 35-year-old company from the chicago suburbs, to east chicago, indiana, 270 jobs went with it. he says $15 million in incentives, and a more favorable business climate sealed the deal. >> it just didn't make sense for us to stay. >> reporter: this man from the non-profit illinois policy institute fears even more manufa

the exposÉ also shows how honeywell colluded to conceal bribes in iraq contracts.izona, five people were arrested during a protest outside the era gonad governor -- arizona governor's office. themselvesers locked together to block the entrance to his office. this is protester maria castro. >> whatever it takes for the community. it is important for us to make our voice heard. they do not care about our votes, about democracy, this is the only way for us to be heard. amy: capitol police also ,rrested cap -- carlos garcia although he was not part of the lockdown and was off to the side doing media interviews. the president of harvard university has announced she will install a plaque to commemorate four enslaved people who lived and worked at the one-time home of harvard presidents. in an article, she wrote that slavery is an aspect of harvard's past that has rarely been a knowledge sure invoked, but harvard was directly complicit from the college's earliest days. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm