our liz claman is there all day. she asked ceo andrew liveris is activists investors are circling companies like his. >> shareholder base for all of us we have to pay incredible attention. shareholders have to have a return or put their money somewhere else. returns are defined over time frames, short, medium, or long. today's world gives now optionality. you have to do all three. we're doing something like this for specifically long-term returns. lori: coming up in 2:00 p.m. hour, bill gets exclusive lab tour from bill wagner. and coming up at 3:00, liz speaks with pennsylvania governor tom corbett. adam: from one icon to another, make sure you're watching 1:00 p.m. eastern for your exclusive interview with the ceo of ups. scott davis will join us in studio to talk about not only the economy, global trade but what is happening at ups. lori: grill him. we're on fed watch with the dow up nine points, fading here a little bit. the chairman, ben bernanke and company are just moments away from releasing new guidance on f

i am liz claman. the securities and exchange commission just listed the civil fraud trial against this man on your screen. infamously portrayed himself as the fabulous fab. and decided not to call any witnesses signaling potential confidence in their case. the sec claims he misled investors of a complex mortgage related steel, says he did nothing wrong but this really speaks to the issue of investors. and the u.s. judge ruled the federal reserve chair ben bernanke should testify in a multi billion dollars the u.s. government by former aig chief hank greenberg. can you imagine? a judge calls bernanke a central figure in the decision to rescue the insurance giant that was at the heart of the financial crisis. greenberg claims the rights were violated when the government assumed 80% control of aig stock. and the health supplements company and billionaires trying to one up 1 another reporting earnings after the bell. herbalife not doing too bad. one of these investors we will show you needs herbalife to m

now we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman. ♪ liz: yelp is setting an all-timey. nickel is at the new york stock exchange but is really behind this rally. >> reporter: to their seeing it's jumping. but a buy rating on it, but they seem to be calling it a real necessity when it comes to on-line consumer reviews for the restaurant world. they say that they've you the platform of yelp as private -- highly expansible. they expect to enhance current offerings and features and basically saying to a certain extent that it is becoming unnecessary advertising medium for local businesses across the world. i mean, is that how important they think it is? that's what they're saying. the stock is really showing it, up almost 5%. liz: well, good. you know how i feel about it. anyone can gain it and we are as something negative. it's fine. good for them. forty-eight hours from now. highlights of the killing me, but i'm pretty sure my -- my heart will feel good. by then we will of raise our target goal with your help the $50,000 to help our nation move severely wounded veterans.

our very own liz claman is there live. she has a fox business exclusive liz: how about that?fect timing. the dow jones industrials just hitting a record high. we are looking at a brand-new facility in pennsylvania. this is then the delaware county. seconds ago, they had the ribbing cutting. they cut the ribbon on the facility. 800,000 square feet of innovation. the future looks bright. what is the real opportunity for shareholders? let's go ask the ceo of dow chemical in a fox business exclusive. first of all, congratulations. >> thank you. liz: this is a great day for dow chemical. a perfect day for pennsylvania. >> for the dow chemical company, we have had a vision to tap into the universities. lots of our customers are in this part of the country. we committed to this brand-new facility. this is about growth in science. liz: use that potential. is there a timeframe where you think we will go? what does your business need to see to start hiring more? >> the global economy needs to be back where it was. what we want to do is use our signs here to validate the business cases

and now we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with the very much alive liz claman. ♪ ♪ liz:e, deb us in. -- dennis. so does facebook. it's hitting new highs today, inching closer and closer toward its ipo price of $38. remember, nicole? now $37.77. >> i mean, really. this is an unbelievable stock that we've been watching. we watched it go down to 17.50, basically, shortly thereafter the ceo, mark zuckerberg, said his value, said you're getting it at a bargain, and that held true at least for now because we're getting closer and closer to the ipo price. moments ago it was at 37.89, and one of reasons, so many reasons jpmorgan came out and said they liked the new platform that they were seeing for facebook, mobile ad revenue, good news. talked about the fact they're going to get into the publishing of games, right? so they used to have exclusive deals with zynga, not so anymore, and now they are partnering with ten companies and even saying send us any new games you might have hoping these will go viral. this is a new revenue stream, obviously, for facebook coupled with the fa

that story is next. >>> also we're heading back to our own liz claman for an exclusive american icon series at dow chemical's newest facility. what's happening, liz? >> david, look at the chemists and scientists behind us. they're coming up with real solutions globally. water, there is not enough c water to drink for all of the people in the world. coming up we'll go back in the lab. i've got my lab glasses on. we'll show you the way dow chemical, take dirty water, put their solution in it and i will drink the clean product. stay tuned. we're going to junior science. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcncer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's sclose to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all onhinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announc ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-bz you've been burning for at the summ event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. david: lot of

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i am liz claman. charlie gasparino has the latest details on this story.affects a lot of people. steve cohen pushing back. the e-mail was sent back in 2008. improperly obtained. they made a trade right after that. $2.7 billion deals. cisco wants to take on the cyber security business. right now, shares of cisco are down just a penny. we are all over the story. we need to get to the earnings report that so many of you are going to be watching. that, of course, is apple. now, well, here is the sad tale. up about 30% over the past year. here to break down the numbers, she'll love. she is on the story. educate our viewers. >> how many iphones did apple sell in the quarter? apple is still an iphone company. that, of course, is what everyone will be watching. 26.5 million iphones sold in the quarter. long gone are the days. people just really want to know. can they keep going? can they keep on delivering those numbers? the fact job to all of this is innovation, innovation, innovation. the question is, can they keep on doing this? they are coming up upon a lot of

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. ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody, i am liz claman.we're watching of course marke, we are very close to or in record territory. also looking at shares of boeing which made a come back today. on friday shares fell by nearly 5%. shares rebounding after it was discovered the fire aboard an ethiopian airlines jet was not caused by faulty lithium battery. there have been problems in the past, everybody jump to conclusions. it is not going to turn out to be the battery. sure enough, it wasn't. in many the portfolios are higher. citigroup also getting a boost of the bank reported 42% jump in second-quarter profits help them increase in loans along with emerging market. net income rose $4.2 billion compared to a year ago. shares up 2%. it is a nice day for that stock although the biggest story of the day remains retail sales. we got the number out, just .4% in june, and only .1% if you exclude auto sales. autos made the market look a lot better. that raises the question about the true strength of the economic recovery and the likelihood the fe

i am liz claman. it is the last hour of trading. if you have money in the market or a pension plan, 401(k), you are interested in what ben bernanke had to say today. the pullback of the bond purchasing program is critical to the future not only of the entire economy but of course your stocks and your money. the market not quite sure what to make of ben bernanke's comments in may before members of the house service committee today. peter barnes live on capitol hill where he is following every word ben bernanke uttered before the economic data was released in the 2:00 p.m. eastern hour. nicole petallides, and we have in the newsroom where she is covering the publicly traded company trying to make a comeback from that national security leak scandal. they hired edward snowden, in the middle of the security leak. the fed chairman making quite a few headlines during his testimony today, but what jumped out to you? >> the main thing is he talked about the path forward for tapering the bond purchases, he said the course is not preset, depen

i'm liz claman. the markets are experiencing a little case of whiplash in just the last hour.elcome to "countdown to the closing bell." at this point here knows how we will close considering the fact that in just the last hour the dow meet -- made a sharp turn into the green. right now the dow has reversed. hanging on every single word that the fed releases. may say something during the 4:00 p.m. hour. that will be the longest winning streak in four months. down about 20, 23 points. if there is anything, it's tech and health care, showing the most strength. the stock turned positive. investment released at 2:00 p.m. eastern, some fed members said that we need further proof of labor market and perm before we start cutting the bond id from the u.s. economy patient. the markets -- let's get to technology because it is a player. one of the big winners, hewlett-packard. an analyst upping the rating from sell all the way up to a buy. he also doubled is price target. now, shares are well below that right now at 25. he is a believer. the stock moving higher. we need to get -- what a m

i'm liz claman. the long weekend is over. the good times roll, at least second quarter earnings. it will be watching a whole bunch of names. alcoa, the first company always to report its results. the first major company. major u.s. indices in advance of that are all higher. today of the earlier highs. the dow jones industrial, not a bad picture. get this, 79 stocks in the s&p 500 have hit 52 week highs. when we pulled these numbers apart it gives you a more granular sense of what is happening with the market. the stocks are looking healthy. maybe on to something. he sent a notice to his clients last night telling them that rise in company earnings coupled with margins. 1,750 by the end of the year. that is a pretty high bar to it, but we will see what happens. by comparison, three stocks that dow jones industrials. still pretty much the same ratio, but all of those, united healthcare group has set an all-time high today. shares of dell shooting about 3 percent right now. this after institutional shareholder services, the bigg

david: not only is he at yale, not only former morgan stanley chairman, but also classmate of liz claman say we were classmates is a bit of a stretch. liz is a hall of famer. david: liz will be in the hall of fame. >> i was class of '6063. liz: and i was '81. david: thank you very much. despite the wild ride in the market, companies are not shying away from going public with the second quarter the most ipos into an half years. will the trend continu continueh the year? the second have set up for ipos next. >> it was a sea of green at the closing bell today. the nasdaq higher for a fifth straight day. the longest winning streak in seven weeks. southwest is teaming up with dish networkkto offer free television using the smart smars and tablets and laptops. dish will sponsor services with up to 75 on-demand shows for passengers. southwest will waive the $5 fee for the video service and wi-fi as part of the partnership. how much would you spend to avoid bumper-to-bumper traffic this holiday weekend? if you're going to the hamptons, a mere $3000 for helicopter ride will help you do just that

i am liz claman.m standing in the middle of a brand-new facility that just had the ribbon-cutting today for dow chemical. the stock has been a winner over the past year and part of the reason is that they have continued to innovate, continue to put capital expenditures in place. this is a perfect example. an 800,000 square foot brand-new facility where they will be taking northeastern technology coming up with innovative patens and ideas solving the problems of the world through chemicals. we are looking at a whole story here. we have the ceo coming up, the governor of pennsylvania, talking bookkeeping jobs and growing jobs in the state like pennsylvania. in the meantime, the market and the fed. the pace will remain in place. i mean the fed made no moves on tapering. if you see the market has charged higher. at one point we were up 113 points. right now dow jones industrials up 70 points. the nasdaq better by 30 points. the s&p covering up or down about 12 points. 12 to 10 points. the only point we ca

i'm liz claman.of guess what traders are paying attention to right now

hi, everybody, i'm liz claman. today it may be less about fed chief ben bernanke and more about jobless

i'm liz claman.s the last hour of trading, and you can of guess what traders are paying attention to right now. not facebook. this ceo coming on exclusively, or even amazon. but sac capital, the embattled hedge fund founded by billionaire steven cohen facing no criminal charges of systematic insider trading. allegedly generating hundreds of millions of dollars of illegal profit and to avoid losses and this allegedly over more than a decade. widespread, systematic. you name it, they say they did it. we just got word from sac that it plans to operate as it works through these matters. they're still in business. they say that it never encouraged promoted or tolerated insider-trading. what we're going to do is take a look at what might happen, why this matters to an individual investor is not have money with them as well as the billions of dollars in assets, with a might now flow. the impact on the entire hedge fund industry and the trading industry because they own huge positions in a lot of stocks. are

now we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman -- cheryl casone. it has been a fascinating story to follow and it really is a saga getting a lot more interesting today. this is the deadline for companies to submit bids for the video service. shares of ballplayers involved in moving as the battle intensified. let's go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange for more. >> reporter: yes. to is and then who is out. they have been fighting an intense battle. trying to show liz in and out. less talk about what we are so far today on this deadline. the day that they are to submit their bids. on by comcast. twenty-first century fox, direct tv, still considering the same. is worth noting the silverlake will about of the bidding according to all things the. they lost back in 2007. they have over 4 million subscribers to, 70,000 fall television episodes and 470 content partners. so this is a big deal. we know that. direct tv submitted a non-binding of her north of $1 billion in an earlier bidding round. silverlake as dropped out. cheryl: thank you

i'm liz claman. it is the last hour of trading.ou would not know it by looking at the major indices, but the nasdaq just this moment turned positive. you can see right now it has points slightly above the flat line. only a point. rollicking and it to see whether the dow might follow suit. the dow has been down. looking a lot better. americans are also looking better. the look at this sentiment, feeling pretty confident about the state of the economy. confidence is at its highest in six years according to engage. the university of michigan. july consumer sentiment rising to 85, up a full point from june. that could partly explain why activision blizzard is banking on the consumer by buying back its oon shares for cash. $6 billion worth. the maker of call of duty in world warcraft, borrowing roughly $5 billion. you just saw the last half-hour, the ceo will buy back another 2 billion in stock. right now look at the shares and see how they're doing. good jumping nearly 15%. $2.25 is in into the picture. look at the week and month. it's

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hi, everybody, i'm liz claman.is the last hour of trading, and today it may be less about fed chief ben bernanke and more about jobless claims. the number while actually pretty good doesn't necessarily give the clearest of pictures because of scheduled auto plant retooling shutdowns, some of which aren't shutting down at all because auto demand so strong, so that skews the number. both ford and chrysler will keep most of their plants running with workers staying on the assembly lines, and you also have to figure in how the holiday over fourth of july, midweek, kept people off the unemployment lines. it was good enough for investors to press the buy button, dow up about 118 points before trimming back just a bit. we're still higher by 82 points, not bad at all. we have two major dow components we need to mention to you, united health group reporting better than expected second quarter earnings, and right now that stock moving higher by 6.5%, so it's a great day for them. but intel moving in the opposite direction. t

i like to toss back to liz claman and ashery webster. e ben bernanke is taking questions from economists in cambridge. let's listen to what say. >> what would you do in that regard if you had to do it again. >> thank you for that question. [laughing] as i said in my remarks, i'm a very big believer, the federal reserve is big believer in transparency and communication. that is like truth telling in every day life. you have to be consistent about it. you can't be opportunistic about it. if you think about the recent developments and the information we provided to the public about our thinking i guess i would ask you to consider the counterfactual if we hadn't said anything. the information we provided, for example, our contingent data-dependent plans for the asset purchase program was actually pretty close to what our understanding what markets expected for that program but suppose we had said nothing and time had passed and market perceptions had drifted away from our own thinking and our own expectations for policy? in addition, during t

i'm liz claman. the last hour of trading. the dow and s&p are on a roll.oth on track to end higher for the fourth consecutive day. it may be the longest winning streak since back in april, april 30th, and the longest for the s&p since may 15th. two important things that we're watching all our long. the nasdaq composite finishing above 3,500, here is where you see it right now, you can tell. if the nasdaq itself moves higher, that is what it will become a 3,500. its highest close in nearly 13, not months but years. well, on track for its third straight record close hitting a high. what is driving this so quickly? investors are optimistic about the new earnings season. alcoa, we saw this yesterday, the first member to report earnings and said a positive tone for the trading day because it beat the bottom line. this morning wolverine world wide reporting better than forecast earnings in the outlook shares of the big shoe conglomerate looking very good for the moment. up two and a half%. you cannot ignore blackberry, up about and a half, 2%. the ceo facing, i

i'm liz claman. it is the last hour of trading.but the nasdaq just this moment turned positive. you can see right now it has points slightly above the flat line. only a point. rollicking and it to see whether the dowig

. ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody, i'm liz claman. it is the last hour of trading, check out gold.t is hitting a one month high today, surging nearly 3%. that's the biggest jump in a year. what's it doing? it's going above $1300 an ounce which triggered a rush by some funds to cover their short positions. now you see gold up $40.50, but london gold is still down for the year. so, listen, you don't want to get too excited by a single day's move. in the next hour we're going to pick this apart and look at it with peter schiff whose gold fund just went public on friday. is his timing brilliant or not intelligent? we're going to find out how high he thinks gold are go. we need to look at home sales as well, they are going in the opposite direction. we keep talking about home sales being a really good economic indicator. well, in june existing home sales did fall 1.2%. while lower, it's important to remember that the annual rate of 5.05 million homes is still 15% stronger than we saw a year ago. the one month drop, month over month, is believed to be caused by rising interest rates. so

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those guys misled jurors on the witness stand and we're going to be taking you live later on the liz clamanping information as the story unfolds. the jury could get the case tomorrow. give it back to you guys. ashley: it is moving along. tracy: lizzie mack, doing such an awesome job. >> sure. tracy: we said all along it is extremely difficult. it will be extremely difficult to prove all of this. ashley: it is. as charlie gasparino pointed out it is a civil trial. therefore the preponderance of evidence not reasonable doubt. should be easier for prosecutors prove their case. we shall see. it should be interesting. >>> stocks trading cautiously ahead of fed decision, remember them? one money manager shares his picks for this uncertain market. tracy: another big jump for home prices so is it a case of day. >> view all over again? david blitzer from case-shiller will weigh in on all of this. we'll look how oil is trading as we head out to break. $102.90 a cheryl. we'll be right back. weekdays are for rising to the challenge. they're the days to take care of business. when possibilities become r

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