jeff everett is founder and portfolio manager at everkey global partners. always nice to see you, jeff, welcome back. >> thank you. >> tom: so you have found emerging market companies are providing much bigger profit margins for investors, like yourself, than developed markets, some household names here in the u.s. why is that? >> higher profitability in terms of return on equity, a better balance sheet-- less debt. comes from the fact that they're run very, very efficiently. they have low-cost factors of production, not just low waejs, but they also have cheaper engineers, cheaper designers, and the entire process is streamlined to suchave agree that they can develop better profits and generate better profit growth with the same revenue growth than developed market companies. >> tom: is the trajectory sustainable? >> it is sustainable, and one of the great myths of this crisis is that emerging market companies and economies, as you've been talking about all week are, more vulnerable. we did not see one currency topple over completely, as we did in the asian

. >> tom: here's what we're watching for next week: our friday "market monitor" guest is jeff everett, president of everkey global partners. we'll also see reports on existing and new home sales. investing in emerging markets. all next week, we'll look at ways to make money by investing in each of the "bric" countries- - brazil, russia, india and china. our coverage begins monday with brazil. >> susie: if you're going to the airport tonight to meet a flight from europe, you might want to double check the arrival time. apparently computer problems at a traffic control center in the netherlands are messing up air traffic all over the continent. there's a backlog of flights taking off from holland, germany and belgium, and hundreds of flights in northern europe are also running late. the system is expected to be back to normal tomorrow. >> tom: some furloughed flight attendants at delta airlines could be getting a call to return to work. in a message to employees, the airline said it has begun recruiting those former workers for its international routes. it especially needs folks with fo

jeff everett from everkey global partners says developing markets are growing much faster, and their companies are more profitable than familiar u.s. firms. also tomorrow, we'll get an update on second quarter g.d.p. as we mentioned earlier, it's expected to show the american economy grew at a much slower pace than first reported. >> susie: american airlines has been slapped with the largest fine in history for alleged maintenance violations. the federal aviation administration wants the carrier to pay $24 million for not keeping the wiring on its md-80 aircraft up to code. the safety lapse happened two years ago, and the f.a.a. says it could have led to fires and fuel-tank explosions. american grounded its entire fleet of md-80s back then, a move that led to the cancellation of thousands of flights. >> tom: research in motion is researching new ways to balance the security needs of blackberry devices in india with customers' privacy. the company faces a possible ban on its blackberry service in india next week unless it resolves the country's concerns. india's government is worried