another big deal, texas instruments is looking to acquire maxim. maxim stock jumping on the news. deal might not happen, they might ask for too much money. the maxim does not need as much help as some of the smaller sierra.s, such as pcm joining us from new york is alex sherman. alex, these are companies that i have covered for more than a decade. and they have been on their own for so long. what is driving this right now? corey, isome of this, allly a product of, well, of my friends are doing it. why don't i? we have seen so many semiconductor deals already that they simply beget other deals. if you are texas instruments and you see a votto and intel all doing deals, these are to think to yourself that maybe the window is now for me to get in on this and increased scale, when all of my other peers -- some of them are direct competitors -- are getting bigger. in the broader secular industry, growth is slowing. and his company's across-the-board need to come up with new ways of growing. companies a way that with slowing growth look to boost profit. cory: the bankers are out there s

maximal received interest from abi.e, not be willing to sell unless it gets a very high offer. in stock has had a surge shares of maxim. .ou might imagine if you look at the maxim shares and how they are trading, we had a leg up of about 6.5%. do we have the maxim shares? let's take a look at those. we have a positive volatility trading, which is not uncommon. but yout live trading, can see the reaction following this news. and you can see the analog devices shares, now dropping by more than 1%. it has been such an incredibly busy time for these chip deals. it is a must as though they are putting pressure on each other with the deals getting done for others to now team up. alix: thank you so much, julie hyman. joining us now is the reporter who broke that story, alex sherman of bloomberg news. what are you hearing? alex: no price point yet. my colleague and i broke the story last week. it basically said there was another bitter, and that is, texas instruments, who may have been in on the process all along. a bank that m

maxim is in talk for possible analog devices.his was prompted by rising costs and a shrinking customer base. analog approached it about a merger. there is more change brewing in the semiconductor industry. semiconductor international has hired goldman -- fairchild international has hired goldman sachs to help it find a buyer. the search -- fairchild surged almost 16% at the close. up next, genetic testing startup gets funding. we sit down with andy page in an exclusive interview. emily: bloomberg is getting serious about the delivery business. rush is moving to san francisco and chicago. it was previously a pilot program in new york. it is no longer an experiment. while the delivery space is saided, critics have long uber has the potential to wipe out the competition. here is an investor explaining it to me in june. ,> i did not invest in ship because i think it is something uber cannon will do. i think travis's -- can and will do. i think travis's ambition is boundless and his ability to execute is unlimited. investors should no

now, another stock we are watching today is maxim integrated products.res of the semi conductor on news isping 10% in talks for a possible merger with analog devices. this was prompted by rising costs and a shrinking customer base. maxim was reportedly working on a strategic review when analog approached it about a merger. there is more change brewing in the semiconductor industry. fairchild international has hired goldman sachs to help it find a buyer. the company is in discussion with potential suitors, such as d infinion. fairchild surged almost 16% at the close. a market cap of $1.89 billion. up next, genetic testing startup 23 and me gets funding. we sit down with andy page in an exclusive interview. ♪ emily: uber is getting serious about the delivery business. uber rush is moving to san francisco and chicago. it was previously a pilot program in new york. the company said today it is no longer an experiment. while the delivery space is crowded with the likes of shyp stacart, critics have long said uber has the potential to wipe out the competition.

detain knees receiving the proper treatment from companies that have an obligation to shareholders to maximize profits? we went to arizona to ioned out. >>reporter: about an hour south of phoenix into the desert and just off a deserted highway, center. >> when immigrants are housed, they're housed in these obscure detention centers. >>reporter: it's a federal facility under the authority of the department of homeland securities immigration and customs enforcement, or ice. but day-to-day operations are run by a private company called corrections corporation of america. it's part of what is a troubling trend toward prisoners and profits colliding. >> when prisons become for-profit what's important is the bottom line. >>reporter: right now the cost is about $160 a day per detain detainee. critics say the cost savings are far from proven and focusing on the bottom line can result in inhumane and even conditions. >> there have been 14 deaths in the last 12 years. >>reporter: he runs a grass roots group in phoenix. >> we've seen people lose their babies, not have access to healthcare, not have acces

our effort against the terrorists as well as maximizing our effort to bring peace through a political track. >> despite their differences, secretary john kerry and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov finding common cause in saying that they are both fighting isil. i want to go back to white house correspondent mike viqueira live at the white house. it does appear some progress was made at the talks in vienna. >> reporter: if nothing else the fact that they did sit down and talk about the situation in syria. obviously very different agendas as far as the ongoing civil war is concerned. perhaps most significant announcing the fact -- did secretary kerry with sergei lavrov at his side -- is that they are going to gear themselves towards having free and fair elections within syria at some point, and that syria -- this is part of the objections will not be partitioned, will remain a united state when all is said and done. >> thank you, mike. let's go to our al jazeera national security contributor and senior fellow at the new american foundation. we have heard a lot of developments in t

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maxim has reportedly also received interest from analog devices and may not sell unless it gets a highmium. shares of texas instruments rose 1% to $58.67. maxim integrated was up 9.5% to $42.12. >>> glaxosmithkline reported higher sales in its third quarter. strong demand for hiv drugs and flu vaccines helped the drugmaker's earnings and offset a sales decline of its respiratory medicines. shares up 4% to $43.53. >>> meanwhile, occidental petroleum reported revenue that beat and announced it will exit its oil fields in the balkan shale in north dakota. those operations are losing money. that sent shares higher to $73.81. >>> northrop grumman reporting earnings that came in well above forecasts today. the company's revenue topped the consensus and it increased full-year guidance. shares 5.5% higher at $190.45. >>> the house passed a budget deal that would increase spending caps for two years and suspend the debt ceiling through early 2017. it also adds $80 billion in discretionary spending. now that measure heads to the senate for its consideration. >>> and house republicans nominated p

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it is partially from turkish smugglers to maximize the return before winter. >> there is no respect for human lives and i think for smugglers all of this is like dealing with cargo shipment probably. >> reporter: the surge means more life at sea but also pressure on camps as people await registration. still waiting for his travel documents is afghan faisal. he paid by being hunted down by the resurgent tabl. taliban. >> they shoot bullets in front of my home. they put a letter on my dad's door. when my dad got the letter he said i told you not owork with these guys. my family life is at risk. take the money, get out of afghanistan, go wherever you want to go, don't wait in my home. >> faisal has waited two years for an american visa, he can wait no more. this camp is overrun by more than half, there's no running water nothing to eat and nowhere to sit down. only children manage to escape briefly from these daily realities. this is greece's first eu hot spot where new arrivals are screebd. there iscreened. there is room for about 10,000, but now greece has been forced to raise that capac

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may be in talks with maxim.ant to call your attention to the fact that texas instruments is the biggest maker of instruments. texas instruments possibly in a deal to look at buying, again, maxim in at the greintegrated p >> so many deals in chips, chip manufacturing this week alone or the last couple. >> absolutely. >>> counting down to the republican presidential debate right here on cnbc. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. that countdown clock takes you up to 5:00 which is when our pre-debate festivities begin. when we return, what small business wants to hear from the candidates and the sharks weigh in, too. >>> i'm damon john, shark tank investor. i have a question for the republicans. what are your plans to help support and grow entrepreneur ship and small businesses. in three different ways i would like you to answer this question. tax incentives, access to capital and affordable health care so they can support that great staff that supports them. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." case in point, guerrilla

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work with, how to make the best of the situation based on the way the rules are written and try to maximize our opportunities there. >> two days before dropping bruins getting a 6' 9" boost to their blue lines. chara back on the ice at this morning's practice but le he be good to go thursday night? trey daerr has more from the garden. >> we're excited about, you know, getting this show on the road if we can put it this way. >> reporter: a lot of names have changed but exceptionation remains the same for a new look bruins roster. >> i have a lot of confidence in the guys to be honest with you from what weeks. >> everyone wants to be hoar and have a big year so, with that excitement and it is nice, it's refreshing. >> those things are great camp. it's how you handle adversity that is going to tell what the team is all about. >> reporter: one of the biggest main stays is chara back with the club, still a question mark for opening night. >> you know it's a good sign to have him out there today. we continue to do the daily evaluation of him. >> we need everybody. it's just not one guy. obviously

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it is about how to maximize outputs. rep. brooks: mr. work? mr.ork: sir, i don't believe there is a formal program right now. we look at it more in terms of function. right now i can tell you in terms of defense of networks, everything is on the same playing field. , weave the same scorecards grade ourselves exactly the same. to your specific question on whether or not we have a formal program, that is something i will need to go back and research and -- it sounds like a good idea. i just don't know the exactly how we would implement it yet. rep. brooks: mr. halverson. mr. halvorsen: i will check in secret sounds intriguing. rep. brooks: mr. chairman, i yield back . congressman o'rourke of texas. o'rourke: you were talking about the tenets of deterrence. the first two, denial and resilience, i understand pretty well. there are questions about the third one, cost imposition. i'm interested in knowing how we communicate or advertise the consequences of cyberattacks to toential adversaries, and the degree you can talk about it, how does that change t

maximizing transparency, maximizing data. we think that will drive behavior and provide a level of accountability that a static report card wouldn't. >> we must have some educators writining essay questions. yesterday, a bipartisan group of governors and education groups told members of congress to do their jobs and reauthorize the elementary and secondary education act or esea and they released conference priorities for negotiating a final bill. those priorities are silent on the role of standardized tests and measuring whether students have mastered state standards. how do you think we should update the accountability regime introduced by no child lift behind? >> that is a very difficult question. we think where states and districts are overtesting, where's there redundancy, they should cut back. we would love to see a cap on annual testing. put some money behind places that want to do that the right way. we think there's an important role for assessing students' learning every single year. we need to know not just in ninth

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