emily: iribe's departure is certainly not surprising.ou have reported on tension between the oculus founders and facebook that goes way back, but him leaving in the context of all of these other founders leaving, david, sarah and i heard kevin speak at the wired conference last week, and he was very diplomatic. he didn't sell mark zuckerberg down the river. but the way in which these departures have happened does not look good. how bad is this for facebook? david: there's no question it does not look good. but you have to remember all these people got a gigantic payday quite some time ago. and they are now in a company that they have to justify to all their friends why they are staying with. that's the reality of working at facebook today. facebook is increasingly perceived as a negative in society among the sort of sophisticated circles that these kind of people circulate in. and also, if you don't have much power to do anything about the significant central problems of , you areny is facing working in a peripheral part like oculus or w

one of the co-founders of oculus, brendan iribe announcing he's leaving the company of course oculus was one of the big acquisitions that facebook made the company buying oculus for $2 billion in 2014. i richlt be's not currently the ceo of oculus. about two years ago he stepped down from the role of ceo to lead the pc-based virtual reality group at the company but this is notable because it comes on the heels of the departures of some other high-profile founders of companies that facebook acquired including what's app and instagram. you see facebook shares trading pretty much flat guys, back over to you >> julia, thank you very much. consumer staples are a bright spot in this volatile market, one of only two sectors up this month. kimberly clark which makes everything from kleenex tissues to huggies diapers up nearly 3% over the last three months stock, though, down today by 3%. earnings beat but the company warned it would further cut its guidance for the full year jonathan feeney covers timably clark kimberly clark for consumer research. there are no buys on kimberly clark. first