ge capital. with the capital requirements and things like that. think there was a pathway we could see to de-designate ge as systemically important. those three things came together earlier this year. when they did, we just moved quickly. charlie: you knew that ge could not be a company in which 50% came from being a banking company. jeff: we have been trying to invest in the industrial business for 10 years. the financial crisis at us back for sure and how to exit was not , apparent until recently. charlie: the market appreciates it. your stock has gone up. jeff: it is great for the company. it was hiding our great industrial businesses that really are world class. our aviation business, our power business, oil and gas business these are world-class businesses and people can invest in see them for what they are. we are probably one of the few management teams in the history of time that have sold $100 billion dollars worth of businesses and bought $100 billion worth of businesses. the decisions we made during the financial crisis, those were a big

elon musk or from a company like ge?f: in the case of energy, you need scale. the fact that we can scale quickly is a huge advantage we are very mindful of. we may create our own company that does energy storage and management. it would use ge products. that would be key. we are married to industries not business models. that is true and health care and aviation. these are ones of the past and the future. will be huge in the energy business forever. i was an applied math major and started product management, sales, different things like that. i have always had a technical background. charlie: when you look at today, when you look at the idea of where you --what is it that you need to do to explain the concept of ge as you see it? how does g say we are a new - - ge say we are a new ge? jeff: our technical aperture will be broadening. everything we have done in physics also includes analytics and the other things we do. we talk about -- charlie: people why you to come to silicon valley and -- jeff: we want to be one of tho

so business obviously not thriving and now another tax increase has companies like ge say maybe we should >> do you think ge is serious, bill or is this a way to say, well give us a particular tax break? that's what we saw in illinois. >> it could be. i think it is serious. businesses are moving out of connecticut. connecticut used to be a refuge for businesses. >> they didn't even have an income tax until the early '90s. >> this is one of the bluest of blue states. blue governor blue congressional delegation blue house, blue state senate and they've got a blue economy to go with it. this 0.6 percent is one-quarter of what the u.s. grew and we're sort of at an anemic growth rate ourselves. >> we saw this, though when illinois raised taxes in 2010 the big companies threatened to move but what happened is they went to the poll tess and sition politicians we'll take a tax break for us but here's the problem you can't give it to every business. >> right. and you worry about the smaller and medium-sized firms that don't have the megaphone, the pr muscle the lobbying muscle like a ge or an aetn

we can hire people that want to come to work for ge that are great data scientists and things like that. >> do you have to re-educate people about what ge is. >> sure. but i think it starts with the people. you go out people love the mission, you know people like aviation. they like health care. they love our industries. and we have a hundred years of physics it turns out making a jet engine is really a hard thing to do. that is why only two other people in the world do it. but if you can marry that with analytics that is a powerful combination and we aim to lead. >> you have said the industrial internet is the holy grail of your business. >> transform difficult will change the face. company for a long period of time. will make us more productive and faster. and i think the cultural change, the digitization of the company i think will also make us more competitive in the 21st century. >> rose: are you recruiting differently. >> sure, both inside the company in functions like it and manufacturing. we're hiring salespeople that grew up at or october el and sysco and places like that an we

the chinese governme is hoping to appeal to people like ge, promising to clean up the environment andquash corruption as more of its citizens demand a modern and healthier society. but so far, the china dream hasn't included enough assurances for ge to want to return home soon. for "nightly busine" new york. >>> and that's "nightly busine" for tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill griffeth. have a wonderful weekend, >> a single week in june. and our world has shifted, on health care, on gay marriage, and on race relations. is the hard part just beginning? we assess and explain, tonight on "washington week." [chanting] >> and astounding week in which the supreme court affirms same-sex marriage. >> it's my hope that the term gay marriage will soon be a thing of the past. that from this day forward, it will simply be marriage. >> rescues the nation's health care law. [chanting] >> five years in, this is no longer about a law. this is not about the affordable care act. as legislation or obamacare, as a political football. this is health care in

the chinese governme is hoping to appeal to people like ge, promising to clean up the environment andquash corruption as more of its citizens demand a modern and healthier society. but so far, the china dream hasn't included enough assurances for ge to want to return home soon. for "nightly busine" new york. >>> and that's "nightly busine" for tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill griffeth. have a wonderful weekend, ♪ it's all right, it's okay ♪ ♪ doesn't really matter if you're old and gray ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say, it's okay ♪ ♪ listen to what i say ♪ ♪ it's all right, doing fine ♪ ♪ doesn't really matter if the sun don't shine ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say, it's okay ♪ ♪ we're getting to the end of the day ♪ ♪

a 3% dividend yield and a company like ge, i would throw them in there also which has been stuck in the mud. we know they're divest ago lot of their financial assets but this is the trade. if you think that the globe is about to -- >> see, i feel like the "if you think" has an asterisk. >> well, it does. >> you said these are less controversial, i think they're smart choices but choices that if you're in a late cycle industrial run, talking about ge and about cisco and for cisco to move the needle they need emerging markets to recover and they haven't said they are. i applaud the call -- >> do you understand my point? my point is growth has been so poor the world over. if you think it's about to get much better. if rates are telling us that, these are the names that should perform in a better economic environment globally. >>> turning to today's key opec meeting where the cartel announced it won't cut production which is likely to put further pressure on prices, our next guest says oil's next wild card could come from an unlikely place. iran. bill spindle is a senior writer and former m

bills are forrade people like ge. >> you can watch all of that interview with jeffrey immelt on charlie at 7:00. slowest inose the six months in europe. car sales were down almost 7% in europe's weakest market, germany. the tech startup github is trying to raise $200 million in a new round of financing. that the news reports company may be valid at almost $2 million. -- $2 billion. those of the top stories of your hour. the yuan is holding peace talks in geneva for the civil war in -- n, but no breaks or read yet. saudi arabia's already in the conflict. will the donald enter the presidential race? we talk about a possible trouble candidacy and what it means for the rest of the republican field. could a fat rate hike cool off and overheated tech center. hike cool bad rate off and overheated tech center. a quarter ofosing its stores in the u.s. it is part of the ceos plan to and around sales at the gap at banana republic. we look at the issues facing the bloomberg news reporter lindsay who joins us from chicago. what does the ceo think he will accomplish? >> in 2011, when he was president

people think trade bills are for people like ge. i can globalize without it. can watch that interview with ge's jeff immelt on charlie rose on bloomberg tv. the new york times says goldman sachs plans to offer online lending for consumers. americans can borrow as little as a few thousand dollars. goldman is hoping to make this move next year. about 175 stores in north america gap stores, will close. for the first time in seven years, charitable giving in the u.s. has surpassed the pre-recession record. americans gave $358 billion to charity last year, $47 billion more than in 2007. those are your top headlines. tom: let's move on to oil. we are following headlines out of greece. no one saw $100 becoming $40 for oil. now with stability at $60, there is a reading debate about the price of oil, what it means for american production, the mergers and acquisitions prince skip york -- and acquisitions. skip york, you took your phd in virginia, and it does not prepare you for dumb decisions in oil. what is the humility right now as they look at a new -- exxon mobil --

but because we started well, not only did people come back because they had to, major companies like geed a flag. notwithstanding the aftermath of the bp oil spill, they all started reinvesting in the city. when that happened in started showing confidence, other es said they wanted to play in new orleans as well. how does the current state of the market, falling oil and energy prices and new discoveries on the other side, how does that play through to your local economy? when oil prices drop it is great for everyone in the country. in terms of capitalizing the industry, not so great if it stays that way for the long-term. whenever a gets below a certain price point in louisiana for a long. of time, it tends to have a negative impact on the creation of jobs. on the positive side, because of the new shale finds, we are finding huge reservoirs of gas and oil that did not exist before. as we move into an energy independent time, louisiana has the opportunity to be a leader. at some point in time, oil will go up and stabilize in louisiana will be fine. you have to think about what the future

middle class rather than a globalization agenda that seems like it's for cosmopolitan, for companies like ge. for people like jeff immelt. for people like in many ways you and i charlie but that it doesn't seem to be focused on the interests of most americans. and so its it seems to me that that is where our work on globalization seems to function on questions relating to regulation. when i was treasury second years ago i expressed concerns about what i called the dark side of capital. >> yes, did you. >> let's see money laundering regulatory evasion, tax evasion of various kinds. and that is where an international economic are cooperation agenda needs to go. i think if people see that they will understand some of the trade stuff more but when the focus is all trade it's understandable why people find that so frustrating. >> i hear you. two quick questions and larger questions. china. is the infra-- infrastructure bank just one more sense that china as it continues the economic growth even though they have platteaued in some ways in terms and they've got huge challenges but at the same time

they should trade more like ge at 18 times forward earnings. they're going to earn $9.25 next year. stock. i think that's where it goes. and to b.k.'s point, against 140 own it. >> 166 wow. >> i've owned this stock since roughly 1994. forget "fast money." this is slow money. i've owned it never sold it. i wouldn't sell it now. it's treated me very well. i'm staying in the name. and i'm happy he addressed that strong dollar issue that it's -- >> why fundamentally? what is it a play on that you would stay on for so long? >> what is it a play on? >> yes. >> they make planes. >> on the high-tech subsidy from the u.s. government. >> for me it's always been a solid -- when you go out and start building a book of stocks when you're younger and you start -- i entered wall street in 1993. there were a couple companies you wanted to buy and boeing was one of them. i have no need to sell at this point. >> it's a long cycle business as he mentioned but boeing has a very sticky shareholder base. i look at it and say jim has 9 confidence of most of them -- i'm sorry dennis has the confidence of m

like ge. ge is selling all of ge capital, why?eth: but, isn't the reason we have bank new regulations dictated by what happened, buy like what a lot of people like jamie dimon and those banks, what happened, what went wrong back then? >> absolutely. 100 percent. >> seth: and the problem, it seems to me, is that the people that do understand global banking unwilling to concede that if the bankers understand it the most, they're not really showing up and saying, here are the rules, here is the way to regulate us. so, they are not telling you the best way it police them. and i think that's when you end up with stuff that actually, probably, isn't the most ideal. >> and people want the handcuffs on the banks. people want to see that they are not taking overly excessive risk and that they're not going to bring the whole global economy down and that still is very much out there, in sort of the zeitgeist. >> seth: speaking of the global economy, one of the things that i feel like that's been going foreign five years is will greece stay i

people think trade bills are for people like ge. stephanie: we know how jeff feels.samsung is working with goldman sachs as it works to fight off an activist challenge from investor elliott singer -- paul singer. a little tongue tied to day. $8.3 million merger to trial industries. we have seen it time and again. paul singer is a very difficult guy to go up against. erik: the subtext to this is wall street is divided into two camps. the firms that work for the activists and the firms that defend against the activists. stephanie: we will talk about some of the else under pressure, and it is like company. it it is a country. greek prime minister is speaking to his parliament right now. he says his country has made great political choices. and other great official says the government will not submit a revised proposal to avert the fall before a meeting today. the stock fall across -- fell across the board today. i want to bring in marcus. he lives every take of the clock -- every tick of the clock. tell us what this means. marcus: after the breakdown of talks we have a

it makes sense to have technology companies there because these are new companies but why does ibm like geike disney wind up there? >> disney and ge are doing some phenomenal things of aggressively tweaking the organizations to tune it more for adaptability and flexibility. we're in an ever-changing world and the org structure has to be more adaptable. >> ge i think of spinning off some of the units, like nbc universal which used to be one of the units, and more recently ge capital, big chunks of that getting spun off. you're not talking about spinning off units. >> no. ge has implemented the biggest corporate training exercise in history. they have put like 60,000 people through that program. >> does it translate into advances in the stock market? some of these stocks have not been the best performers. >> we partnered with holt business schools to do this analysis and we found there's a trailing correlation of this exo score with stock market performance. >> trailing how far? >> two years. >> so two years out you would expect these companies at the top of the list to have performed well?

critics are ramping up the rhetoric claiming that the multibillion dollar profit for companies like boeing and ge don't necessarily mean bigger benefits for employees or taxpayers. but with billions of dollars in mega projects up for grabs, supporters say it will be a shame for u.s. companies to miss out on the action. fo" in london i'm dley gamble. >>> wall street had a big appetite for wing stop and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. i'm hungry. the dallas-based restaurant chain valued the company at nearly $1 billion. shares were priced at $19 a piece on all of the wings that you can eat. the stock closed at 39.59. that's an increase of 61% on the day. fedex will book a pretax charge of $2 billion. they say it will make it easier to gauge planned performance. shares are off a fraction from 183 to 163. >>> jack dorsey spoke today about the departure of dick costalo. we always had a talk about the next step of the company and we do that to make sure we're putting the company first. we did not want to interrupt the momentum. if anything we want to amplify it because we're extremely exc

go because three quarters of the money spent goes to a small number of very large companies like boeing and ge. >> at the end of the day, exim is about taking credit risk off of fortune 50 ballot sheets and putting it on the balance sheets of the poor beleaguered american taxpayer. >> right knew no vote is set on the bank's fate although there is buzz that the senate may take up the issue in july. until congress acts the bank won't be able to m love and quiches is an establisd bus so axelrod is confidence they can continue even if the bank is not reauthoriz but the bigger co for small businesses that might lose out on the opportuny to become exporters. >> thousands and thousands of companies tha don't have the wherewitl tha we do and you know won't e won't have access or won't be able to afford the more costly insurance. >> and without the banks, the risk on main street could grow. for "nightly busine" in freeport new york, i'm. >>> good luck i hope it a >> looks awfully good. >> it looks really good. >> that does it for "nightly tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for watching. >> i'm tyler mathi

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