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from the international community and that perhaps is the cat's greece still needs to release because kodak in another way it is still in debt. this report was going greece has posted a surplus of one point five billion euros the government says the austerity measures are helping to ease the financial crisis. we are one of austral the difficulty is that households and businesses have suffered for his country and its economy can find themselves in a defensive position the auckland at the height twin deficits have been eliminated. too many hats apostle financial targets achieving a prime resemblance. i mean probably didn't know mama. but it's a qualified success. a primary surplus doesn't factor in interest payments on debt and increase those costs are in a trooper. greece's debt is almost twice the country's gross domestic product. team statistics also show improvement. elsewhere in the eurozone. debt levels of member states are still growing as a whole but the brakes is slowing struggling economies like spain ireland cyprus and portugal posted lower deficits. as you just heard good economic

thousand new jobs this was announced today a debriefing of the service of social communications by kodak in yet. the chairman of the national company aspen expo two thousand seventeen he also noted the visitors who bring great economic benefits and continue to the development of small and medium sized businesses are in a feasibility study of the project is being completed. after that the final cost of holding the exhibit will be determined is under thirty percent of the total cost of constructions will be comprised of investments the head of a national company guaranteed absolute return approach a system that will bring penciled in and says well in particular on the base of the sedition or research institute future energy will be created. one firstly it will be a sort of testing ground. secondly to be a scientific base which will be subsequently used for city development as well as energy developments you the center personnel development as well. the same killing all six major companies as ibm global hp with whom we are currently negotiating at the next was two thousand seventeen will be

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we would get the la times and let me see how my kodak stock did, you know, the big boys in new york knew this yesterday. those suckers in la. >> here is how you get around having to compete on wall street because the big boys in wall street know there's been front-running. become a long-term investor and know when to get out of the market in a long-term basis. know what to get in in a long-term basis and be macro. to you might these guys, i don't care how many michael lewises there, you'll lose. charlie gasparino, at the high with me when he hit a high with the s&p 500 and the closing bell is 29 minutes away. one of the dow components, microsoft, we are looking at it, scrutinizing it. is it just the same old company with a new rapper or is there a change effective netcally with this company. what went down in the developer's conference? and as former met electronics with a harvard business school, we have an exclusive interview with him and whether they're steering the company to new heights. what he needs to do now because the stock is responding well. [ chilen yelling ] [ telephone rin

>> guest: my dad worked for eastman kodak, which is in rochester, the major employer in rochester, and my mom worked for the school system. c-span: who got you interested in education? >> guest: well, they'd both been to college and they sent my older brother to yale, and so it was not even an option not to do it. c-span: was yale something that you thought about when you were in high school? >> guest: yes, because my older brother was there. he was the first person in my family to go, but ... c-span: why yale? >> guest: good school and, for me, my older brother was there, so i went to football games and stuff and it seemed natural. c-span: what impact did yale have on you? bill buckley went there. bill buckley went there. >> guest: yes, but he'd been gone a long time. at yale, the two impacts were there were a number of excellent teachers, mostly in the english department, but i had some others in other fields. also, at yale, there were a number of very active and intelligent and contrary conservatives. yale has a political union which is divided into parties across the political spec

kodak, digital equipment.hewlett-packard. >> it's probably a little too soon. >> i'm not saying it's going to go that way. we just can't assume they're always going to do the right things to stay current and stay ibm. >> when warren bought into the company, his argument was it is so engrained in -- its tentacles are in so many different businesses, it's hard to -- the switching costs are so high, you have to hope if you're running that company you can transition to the cloud and transition to all these new businesses while holding on to the old business and that gives you enough time to get you to the new place. the question is are we in transition right now? that's the whole gamble. >> for a company to be able to say everybody has us, so they still need us, that's a bad position to be in. you should want the new stuff. you shouldn't have other options you'd like to do to. >> i think that goes to the mote, the idea that this is what protects you. >> ibm is synonymous with how h. average l. was -- ibm, we assum