charles: you better stop shopping at lululemon. >> i cannot afford lululemon.s like don't judge a book why the cover, but the other point is it is lululemon. it is all healthy lifestyle. he looks a little bit like dudley moore. if he is run a company and bring it right, i think let him be. they do need somebody who shows the healthy lifestyle. charles: of it was a caterpillar would say does not mean as much. but it might have to begin with the ceo. at least he could have dressed better. >> that is for sure. everybody has maybe a few extra pounds they want to shed. this could be something that works out. that is the black could appeal to other folks who are out there. the ceo is a little flat on the heavy side, i will go buy some clothes, it might help their sales. cheryl: they are not the customer, i am the customer, and it matters. he should not be the face of this company. do that behind the scenes. charles: people don't realize it takes like an hour to get it with the one swept look. he throws on the most wrinkled outfit he could find. >> he is shabby chic.

the former ceo of lululemon has a new job.will have more in a moment. ♪ >> christine day is back. she has taken the helm of ceo of luvo. it is looking to change the perception of diet foods. they have started selling in new york and new jersey. it has also partnered with delta airlines. great to have you here. >you have the food here. >> we have some of our breakfast items. tell me about the company and why you decided to join them. luvo is about bringing nutrition back into food. those the food drives, but nobody talks about putting nutrition back in food. so much of what we even a processed food world does not create -- contain proteins fiber that you need. all ofare saying that the products we see on the shelves are mislabeled? >> they are convenient, but they are not nutritious. they are high in sodium and sugar. our mission is to say you do not have to sacrifice the well. everyone to cook fresh foods, but that is not -- when you're traveling, in the air, those options are not available. in everyinventing food channel, eve

when i hear that, i've got to think of lululemon, for example.se the kind of case studies that you did? how did you make this shift? what are some of the technical things you did? >> we are committed to quality. we said we wanted to make the best product. >> does that make it more expensive than the competition? >> no, we are priced pretty competitively to the market. we solve the supply chain in different ways. to have a supply chain internationally, it needs a lot of staffing. we do things more efficiently, and my presence on wall street helped me work through a business plan very clearly and formalize a plan that would be successful. >> in addition to being successful, you have to guard against the missteps. one of the big missteps, at least, for lululemon, was a series of garments that were more or less transparent. >> no, we are priced pretty competitively to the market. we solve the supply chain in different ways. to have a supply chain internationally, it needs a lot of staffing. we do things more efficiently, and my presence on wall stree

a judge wants to throw out a lawsuit over lululemon's see thru yoga pants. investors accused the company of fraud by hiding defects in the pants. the judge says if lululemon knew of quality control issues, company managers would have fixed the problem, rather than taking a $2 billion dollar hit. an upcoming hearing will determine whether the decision is final. in our cover story, united airlines is facing a civil lawsuit over an after-school program it sponsored that resulted in allegations of sexual abuse by the person chosen to run it. a federal bankruptcy judge has ruled that united airlines 2002 bankruptcy does not protect it from a civil suit brought on behalf of seven people who allege that they were sexually abused as minors by the leader of a mentoring program sponsored by united in the 19- 90s. "as early as 1996 or 1997, there were complaints of how he was interacting with the children. they did nothing." the program called" united airlines believers" sought to help students at chicago's james weldon johnson elementary school stay out of trouble and

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michael kors, lululemon, and coach are a few of the names adding stand alone mens stores or expanding clothing lines. in our cover story--general motors is touting its product placement in an upcoming movie. the p-r campaign about g-m's role in movie production comes the same week g-m c-e-o mary barra faced tough questions from congress about the automaker's production on the assembly line. the new movie "captain america" features scarett johansson and black 20-14 corvette stingray. it is the latest step in a nationwide p-r campaign gm launched this week. "we can lift our brand 20% through film. we'll particpate in a movie depending on our understanding of what story is being told." the ad campaign involving 60- and 90-second commercials came out as another g-m story was being told in washington--- where lawmakers grilled gm's c- e-o mary barra about faulty ignition switches linked to more than a dozen fatal accidents involving g-m cars. "i think the timing is unfortunate." brian fielkow, who's book "driving to perfection" explores corporate culture, says the "new g-m" mary barra talk

saying lululemon does not have a clear strategy for opening sales.is what the takeaway was. >> is it so yesterday? >> they are more expensive. >> they have all jumped in as well. >> safe to say. there is a theme here. >> can we do that with the banks? is there a bank we can turn into french? >> what do we got? >> in all seriousness, you talked about the banks as being priced too high and growing too slowly. institutional investor has rated you one of the top analysts for years. there has to be niches. >> i am very bullish on a subsector of banks that are focused on the business economy, because that is the part that is growing. step back and look right now, we are at the slow dawn of old-fashioned thinking. bankse a constant flow of coming in and raising new capital. investor demand is there. they have to have a growth story, and they do. the simplest way to think of it is the banks have 10 trillion -- seven trillion in loans outstanding and nonbanks have 33 trillion and the nonbanks continue to shrink. the banks will be able to read and inherit what

. >> lululemon prevails in two lawsuits.t a canadian company cost investors two million dollars hiding defects of garments that should have been thrown out. suit of mismanagement against the company of current and prior directors. those are some hot stories on foxbusiness.com. we have more to come. nest halting sales of one of its hot items. cash-strapped small business owners looking for alternative lenders for a quick boost to their bottom line but are the loans more trouble than they're worth? we'll tell you coming up. . gerri: small business owners know they can have a tough time getting a loan that's because bank officers view them as risky. now the business owners turning to alternative lenders for a quick loan, but at what cost? here to explain is opportunity finance network president and ceo mark pinsky. who are the alternative lenders and what are they doing that's so dangerous? >> there are a whole range of alternative lenders that find ways to get money to small businesses. what they're doing, some of them are cha

we have some breaking news on lululemon. shares are taking a dive right now.llides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, friday we reported live here that there were going to be lawsuits that were dismissed on the see-through owe yoga -- yoga pants, that really should have been a positive. >> yeah, that should have. that obviously was a thorn in their side, but then now they've had their latest meeting, and all of the analysts are quite disappointed. they're starting to think that the company is losing their focus according to credit suisse, we've also heard from stern ag, basically bonderrerring what are. liu:'s -- wondering what are lulu's plans to bring the customers back to a company that has been beaten down and certainly has had several pr issues including the see-through pants as well as some comments from the ceo, the old ceo that really also hit the company. so you are seeing the stock to the downside. you mentioned earnings, and wanted to bring you right over here to halliburton, the oil to services company. take a look at the stock

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lululemon sales is decelerating. dicks sporting goods is winning as a result. david: tom, not all big name stocks have done well over the past 12 months and apple is one of them. >> sure. david: apple came down from the 700 stock highs down to about a 500 level and sort of maintained there. do you have any reason to think it will break out of the current level? >> well you know, apple is one of our companies that we look at, we see it as a long-term market ow performer because of the quality of the company, the way it's run. i do, i think that things tend to go in cycles. we're looking at a lot of bigger tech names, more momentum driven, growth driven taken a hit in the last month or two. we're focusing on companies that have more sustainable. >> that maymaybe have a struggle with their stock price like apple because of concerns about their earnings growth. david: hold on a second. with apple, there is another concern with apple, specific concern, that they haven't come out with a new breakthrough product in a long time. >> right. david: something that really c

i can't imagine what can happen to, say, a lululemon as underarmour simply wants to own that business sportswear which announced the buy of a yoga brand. i wouldn't go near lulu. spirit airlines on the show yesterday, considered the quarter excellent. major topic in the q & a, potential competition from discounter frontier. i don't know, call it worrisome? listen to the twitter call. that company's spending like crazy to protect the franchise. i had no idea that twitter had to do that until the lackluster conference call. too much spend and not enough revenue growth. where's the leverage for those dollars? the software is a service company decent margins. but you have to wonder how long that can last when all oracle ibm and microsoft seemed to want to brag about these days is the suite of cloud products that could go after these little companies that just came public. i don't see the little guys being able to maintain the competitive edge and i don't know how much they can really spend, ibm has oracle, microsoft? a big part of the decline in the stocks, i think began after oracle jabb

. ♪ >> a judge dismissed a shareholder claim against lululemon.ator claim that wear maker misled them over quality control issues that resulted in that recall of yoga pants that were too sheer. 96,000 poundsling of possibly mislabeled cheese dogs. kraft alert the regulator that cheese dogs may be packaged under the oscar meyer wiener's label. in china, volkswagen is expected to outsell the foreign automakers. tois forecasting deliveries rise 10% from last year. food costs are rising. chicken is still relatively toap. the demand is expected be the highest in three years. kfc is bringing back the double down. it is a sandwich with fried chicken where there should be a bun. julie hyman has the low down on the double down. >> it sounds so appetizing and wonderful. this first came out in 2010. they sold 10 million in the first month. there is a demand for this thing. i know your hands don't get greasy while you are eating it. >> that is part of the thrill of it. >> there is fried chicken on the outside. it will only be sold through may 25. this is capi

we have the former ceo of lululemon. she spent 20 years at starbucks.he first hour of the program. here's a look at our top headlines. day two of capital hearings for mary barro. apologized for faulty ignition switches and says that the new gm puts customers first. the government releases its jobs report on friday.

you have lululemon, which has been very big and the yoga where space cover you have nike which is alsot a different shoot yourself? --how do you expect to differentiate yourself? itevery crowded space means is a big opportunity, and onto printers also challenge the existing companies and say we have a better blog and service, and a better way. that is what drives our economy and drives innovation. if it is not a crowded space, is probably not a big enough opportunity. on jupiters really do attack these big spaces, but whether big r talent, having the tools to do that. >> what is your invites for those were thinking about starting their own business right now? >> i would say to find your passion, have a unique idea, and be ready to work. at the end of the day kevin is hard work. it is satisfying and you will be so happy when you can go into work and not feel like it is working. >> thank you very much. good luck with the yoga wear line, the, always a leisure -- steve always a pleasure. ♪ faithful to our descending on new york. media bistro is hosting the largest conference on the current