we'll come back to you later on and talk to dan rosen, with kate mitchell about apple. hosting its 15th annual charity day. bob pisani is there and joined by two special guests. >> thank you very much. of course, btig's 15th annual event raising $4 million, $5 million for charity every year, dallas mavericks owner mark cuban joining us, shark tank star and also the real star of the show, steve stark of the ceo of btig. how do you get mark cuban, derek jeter, a-rod we're talking to in a few minutes, shaquille o'neal, mike bloomberg, month after month, year after year? >> groveling and being nice to them. it really developed into something really special. everyone gives their time and energy to give back and show the good side of wall street. >> $40 million you raised in 15 years to your credit. mark cuban, what is on your list these days? i want to talk about artificial intelligence. that's in the news. everyone says people will lose their jobs. i had a discussion with you, you think it will make people more productive and will help the stock market. >> i think people wi

kate rogers traveled to atlanta. >> reporter: like many millennials, 29-year-old candace mitchell graduated from georgia tech with student debt. but that wouldn't stop her from pursuing her passion. >> rather than seeing it as a weakness, i saw it more as an opportunity to really be even more courageous when it comes to making sure that i am successful. >> reporter: in 2014, mitchell decided to start her own business. >> my ivana specifically recommends the perfect products for your hair. >> reporter: the idea came from mitchell's personal struggle with brittle hair. now her team uses science and technology to recommend the best products. her goal is to one day become the amazon of hair care. >> we want to provide every product, service, content, anything that women need for their hair care journey. >> reporter: millennials like mitchell have been slow to jump into entrepreneurship in recent years, outpaced by the baby boomer generation. in fact, data from the small business administration finds millennials are on track to be the least entrepreneurial generation in history. access to capital and student loan debts are th

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ventures partner kay mitchell here at post nine as well as washington crossing advisors portfolio manager chad morganlander. guys, happy friday to you both. so much discussion, katet the nasdaq. >> yeah. >> the gains, a multiple of what the other indices have done all month long, all yearlong. >> exactly. >> and how painful this would be if it were reversed. is that a risk? >> well, it's always a risk. these are getting pricey. i would say it's interesting watching these companies. they're starting to establish by on a relative basis incredible dominance not only versus obviously from a pricing standpoint their peers, but within their markets. look at what's happening to retail by a difference. look at what's happening to the auto companies as a contrast. they are moving further ahead of the companies they're competing against. and they're using tech to do that. so, yes, i think it would be painful if it reversed, but i think obviously what people are buying is growth. and their future investment into, you know, technology and markets that are beyond their core and are going to disrupt more and more of the rest of the s&p 500. so i think that's what you see compe

mitchell you got to get involved. this is a time for us not to play kate and be running scared to speak up.> i love the website city dance.net if you want to find out how to get your kids involved if you want to find out how you can help they have programs all year round. of course, saturday night is going to be the jam. >> the jam. >> with fame. i'm having a fame out moment. >> is that what's happening. >> fame out. we're going to have great time but there are programs all year round at city dance.net. >> all right. so what's it like for you to be involved in this and then to see miss debbie allen here, i mean, life and in person being a part of your life and helping you move this forward in your world? >> well, honestly i really feel honored to be sitting next to her like i really do. >> we do, too. [ laughter ] >> who won, right? >> how is this, i mean again tell me how this is changing yo world. >> it changed my world because i feel it's opening up a lot of doors and opportunities for other students who like to dance even feel like they can easily find their passion and it's it's more t