late wednesday, a mcdonalds representative said that was also the case at 90% of mcdonalds in the u-s. the financial crisis ended with the rich getting richer. according to pew research center-- wealth for the lower 93% declined 4%.while the net worth of the top 7% households in the u.s. rose 28%.mostly because money was made on the stock market rally from 2007 to 2009. citigroup gets the green light for its executive pay plans. 150 shareholders showed up to approve pay packages for citi's top execs.that includes an 11.5 million dollar package for ceo michael corbat. about half of shareholders rejected compensation plans in 20-11 under the watch of then ceo vikram pandit. the stock market fell into a free fall tuesday-- on what some traders are calling the "terror tweet".mid session-- a tweet reading: two explosions in the white house and barack obama is injured." created a panic sell off that sent the dow spiraling 145 points in minutes. it turned out to be a hoax and the stock market quickly recovered. may 6th, 2010 the dow plunged 600.. in a high frequency trading incident. in 2010

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officials from boeing, the faa and the 787's battery manufacturers are all being called to testify. mcdonald's is being punished by a consumer agency in brazil. according to reuters, the burger chain must pay a $1.6- million fine because it targeted children with its happy meal advertising and toys. a spokesperson for mcdonald's declined to comment on the fine. in the latest round of earnings, coach and dupont emerged as winners. luxury buyers gave coach stock a bounce. the company posted better-than- expected sales. shares traded 10% higher on the news. meanwhile, last summer's drought helped to double profits for crop chemical-maker dupont. airline stocks for delta and u.s. airways both popped. the airlines reported higher first quarter profits. however, delta says it's already anticipating lower profits due to sequester cuts. defense company lockheed martin also reported strong earnings but warned of lower profits in the future as a result of sequestration. no more guessing when a fedex package will arrive. for $10, fedex customers can schedule a 2-hour delivery window. for $5 they can resc

s & p lost three points. all three indices ended higher for the week. >>> one company keen on economic growth is mcdonald's, the world's biggest hamburgeer chain keeps a close eye on changing commodity prices and energy costs and testing new menu items in research kitchens, carl quintanilla takes us in for the view to the outside. >> no better company to talk to about the broad economy than mcdonald's, 34,000 restaurants, 119 countries, serve 69 million customers every day, all around the world. a set of eyes and ears that practically are unseen anywhere else in corporate america. here at the innovations center at mcdonald's, a giant test facility in suburban chicago. we talked to don thompson about the gdp number and what he sees for the broad economy. >> we have seen starts and stops of a recovery. and i think earlier retail sales earlier this year show that things were slowing just a bit. you have to look at it, take it with a grain of salt. we see the impact possibly of payroll tax, a little early to tell, but also you have got -- we have a little bit of histance relative to certain investments back into th

take out conglomerates like young brands and the mcdonald's corporation have skyrocketed and like memphis imitation workers in the one nine hundred sixty s. today's fast food workers want better pay and the right to unionize however as pointed out in a recent article in salon dot com current labor laws have all but allowed businesses to shut down is that you need zation movements by bullying and intimidating their workers for new york's fast food employees then a strike is the only way to get their message out to the public for more about that strike in the legacy of martin luther king i'm joined by independent labor journalist sarah jaffe sarah welcome to the show again good to have you thanks for having me sarah just give us updated what happened today. you know what was the crowd like what exactly are they asking for was the support on the streets there new york. well the crowd was the total of workers i didn't get a final exact estimate but they were saying that between four hundred five hundred workers were going to be on strike at somewhere around fifty different franchises across the city that includes mcdonald's burger king wendy

s&p hire. the issue on mcdonald's is simply their profit makes -- missed expectations.are down. so much competition. and ibm is very rare. profit and revenue mix to that company. stuart: the left-hand side of your screen. police activity all around the washington area of boston. i should remind you. the university closed and the schools close, many offices closed, transportation shutdown. largely boston locked down today as they hunt for the remaining terrorist. now let's bring in steve forbes, forbes media channel and editor in chief. look into the program. now, what do you make of this? earlier saying that the whole terror incident, it introduces a dark and somber mood to america. do you agree with that? >> yes. not quite what they are if you think of a good safety. reminds me in terms of looking at history, the movement in the late 19th century. terrorists in europe and america, says that the american president. you always up to look over your shoulder. we forget in 1920, a massive bomb went off and wall street. killing scores of people. perpetrator's never found. th

the dow and s&p once again broke through to a record close.gold edged up a dollar. while oil had a dramatic pull back of $1.20. mcdonalds is one of the stocks making all time highs this week. the ceo of netflix is using his facebook page to share news with investors. ceo reed hastings posted that netflix members watched 4 billion hours of video in the past 3 months. new federal rules allow corporation to use social media to keep investors informed. and here's a nibble of freebies availble on tax day....cinnabon bites. curly fries at arbys and free small popcorn at amc theaters starting today through monday. a very busy trading day. tim mulholland of china america capital joins us now. tim, good morning to you. > >good morning. > >we've been talking this week about earnings coming in from wells fargo and jp morgan, but how significant overall do you think the numbers will be to the market? > > other than for maybe a trade, i really don't think that's what the real focus or impetus of this rally is right now. because i think the real impetus behind this rally is what the fed's doing with their quantitative easing and zero

mcdonald's. the market is gone so high. you have to have a pullback. this week, we have had that pullback. dennis: the s&p up right now. yesterday like a hot knife through butter. ironically enough, you want the market to be tested. it has to be tested. when it is tested, you know, we moved out of earnings season. people actually could have more convictions even though it is kind of worry some and nerve-racking. cheryl: lauren simonetti, charles payne, thank you to both of you. we have a live picture coming out of boston. we continue to wait on a press conference from the massachusetts state police. the manhunt is underway. they are busy and boston. ♪ thank you orville and wilbur... ...a. neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with tt: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting sty... we're making it. the math of retirement is different today.ek. money has to last longer. i don't want to pour o

mcdonald's and starbucks disappointed? how about all-time highs for the dow? how about another run at the s&p 500's all time high? flirted with them all day. you see, this is what's truly amazing about this market. if you didn't know any better, you'd think we'd be down massively from the highs of all those disappointments. you would most surely have sured it or bet against the s&p and the dow. just looking at the multiple staggering disappointments from the largest companies on ear t. -- earth. some smaller companies, some retailers, that are just taking up the slack. i think this is amazing. because the biggest most important, most visible companies have done quite poorly. yet, the market has not skipped a beat. i would never believe this. that explains the absurdity of why this is such a hated market. even as it keeps knocking on the door of the all time high list. it explains to me the lack of vulnerable alternatives to stocks, especially the mandated stocks by the feds will keep stocks high, maybe until the underlying companies return to their old winning ways. if you wait, for example, for revenue growth, y

s&p 500. - this could get really ugly. moving on to earnings watch, specifically what earnings are you watching? we have some big names coming up this week, including ge, mcdonald's, bank of america. what do you like up there? - all of those are really interesting. we have got google coming up, which is really turning into a tech bellwether, apple next week... this is just- we are really into the meat of earnings season, and this is where we are going to see whether, really, is earnings season going to be all right, or is it going to be as poor as the last one? - good to have you on the show. that is mark sebastian of option pit mentoring. precious metals are in a free- fall. gold has fallen the farthest, but there's been a panic of sorts involving other commodities, too. our cover story explains it's the result of a combination of forecasts. gold futures dropped faster and farther than anytime since the 1980s, closing at $1361.70 monday - a more than $200-an- ounce drop since friday. what caused it? some say 'a perfect storm' of pessimistic predictions. "if i was holding gold, i'd get out and get back in later. i don't want to stand in front of a freight train."

s or bk? >> i don't like either of these names. i think it's anything but inevitable that mcdonald's breaks out to new highs.h of these names reported relatively weak comp sales over the last quarter. north america, specifically, was weak. but burger king's seen some benefit from moving from company-owned stores to franchisinging, something that was a benefit in this quarter. but i think going forward, you really need sales and revenues to increase. and i think the space overall is very competitive. i don't like either name here. >> yeah, i hear the point enis is making. and i think for the market as a whole, it is getting very top heavy here. and we put a bearish note out on the market this week. we think it's going to be led lower by a lot of these names, but mcdonald's, low volatility stock, 3% dividend. i think this is the type of stock that does a lot better. i think this is your bioweakness name. >> it might be an outperformer on a relative basis in the space, but i think overall these names are not a buy. >> all right. we've done it. thank you, both. thanks for joining us today. appreciate your though

mcdonald's have all committed to doing just that. even on, good for them. specifically your turkey, bacteria that is resistant to antibiotics. talking turkey, consumer reports 'slist mike hanson. >> basically what we get there are pathogens. they are indicative of 90% of the samples that had one or more of these bacteria. 80% of that was resistant to three or more antibiotics. gerri: we are talking about roger, is that correct? >> that is correct. gerri: if i could get really well, will it go away? it can actually cause problems for you. >> oneegood thing we did find is that if the ground brown turkey was labeled as organic, no anti-boxer raised without antibiotics, the bacteria was on there was significantly less resistant to antibiotics. gerri: shut so i should look for organic? >> if it says no antibiotics are raised without antibiotics he won when we have antibiotics in our system, then what happens? what goes wrong? >> what happens here is most of the turkeys are often antibiotics but the resistance factor makes a big impact. gerri: what about the housing in which these birds are raised and killed? does that make an impact? >> part of it is the situation

mcdonald's. a lot of good these names did for the market. dow jones industrials although down more than 70 points, lower by 30 points, and the s&p down eight, no more record there for the moment. weak retail sales, consumer sentiment. they came up with average financial earnings for that is why you're seeing a tiny bit of red. embattled retailer jcpenney was a retrieve i in the court battle with macy's all over martha. ruling even though macy's is a contract with martha stuart, jcpenney can continue selling starstore branded goods. what is old is new again, jcpenny's ceo bringing the newspaper coupons customers knew and loved. the three names that matter at the moment, but more importantly just a piece of paper, and that is really what a lot of people are looking at jcpenney are watching right now. and talk about losing its luster. we have seen it pulled back a little bit, but today at one point down nearly $70, we're looking at gold at just $1500 per ounce, could it go below that? investors, what analysts are saying, appearing to be losing faith in the precious metal as a safe haven even as the economy sputtered along. so what are you to m

s&p. that really tells us where we're going and those indexes are a little bit weaker here. johnson & johnson and mcdonald's will not create the next up leg in this bill market. liz: we're coming into earnings season, right? >> right. liz: we'll get preannouncements and warnings and misses all kind of things. we may do better than expected which happened in past couple quarters what are you expecting and does that mean any market upside makes the markets move higher. >> i think all the good news is priced here. we're up 18% since november and having a monster start of the year. we would have to beat dramatically to have the market take the next leg up. the market needs for health and wealth needs a little bit of a correction anyways. the news can't be good enough in my opinion to drive this market to new highs. you can already see money going into the u.s. dollar and treasurys. they're pulled out of the market going into other assets which are much safer for the average investor. david: todd, we'll check in with you in a few minutes when the s&p futures close. thank you very much. >> we have michael musio,

>> as you know, mcdonald's stock has had a pretty good year. it's outpaced the ssis points and one of the big complaints about the company has been the pipeline, so to speak. what new products do they have coming and where we are with the innovation center and the first time live cameras have been here ask is where all of those new products are put into a kitchen and tested. can they make them fast enough? can they make as many of them as they need to make? the big story is gdp, as you know, at 8:30 a.m. this morning. it's hard not to think of mcdonald's when you think of gdp. they serve some 29 million americans every single day. 14,000 restaurants in this country. a set of eyes and ears that are practically unduplicated among other big american companies and we asked don thompson about an hour ago whether or not this 2-5 number on gdp is indicative of how the rest of the year is going to go? >> we've seen these starts and stops of a recovery, and i think earlier, retail sales earlier this year showed that things were slowing just a bit. you have to look at it an

s&p cash. but what we did have pressure on is what we've deny talking about. utilities, those staple stocks. if you look a dominion, s.o. southern, mcdonald's. those are names where people are hiding until they know whether or not it's safe to get back in the market place. >> dan? >> you mentioned technology. here's one. apple was down closing a new 52-week low. this is a name that has by f bifurcated from the market. in a week we're going to get massive earnings from google, ibm tonight. these are cyclical names so they're not setting up that well right now. so, you know, i think you have to avoid some of these things. especially a name like google that saw heavy inflows from all this apple weakness. if you don't think people will have their eyes there, you have to be careful. >> gold got no bid whatsoever. it was higher earlier in the session. turned and finished the day up by just a touch. what do you make of that? >> and volatility came out of that. to feed off what these gentlemen said and they're right, especially with energy, i think if you see margin selling like we saw in gold and you see that in oil which we haven't seen as aggress

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but what mcdonald's are using lower cost men use to lure in customers so lower profit margins. back to you. ashley: thank you, nicole. busily week for earnings on the such. tracy: the big debate on wall street continues. is the market in a pullback or is this the dreaded correction? what the heck is going on here? last week the dow suffered worst one-day drop. gold suffered the deepest plunge in 30 years. that fear gauge jumped. we have to get the bottom line on all this, liz macdonald is here. what is going on? >> we wanted to go to wall street and say what is the consensus? will we see a correction of 10% or more? >> right. >> 5% pull back. >> tell youing is. look what happened since march, 2009 a pull back back. that is pretty much good news. average pullback was 7 or 8%. 25 pullbacks since march 2009. if you go back to world war ii, to date you will see 56 pullbacks averaging 7%. we have a fuel screen to show you those data points there. i'm not sure who has it. there it goes. you see it there, 56 versus the 25. ashley: right. >> you're talking, pullbacks. so we have seen though in 2011 we saw that dreaded 15% plus correction. again the consensus

mcdonald's, wal-mart, procter & gamble all up today. nicole petallides still standing by. nicole: starbucks. we talk about marketing, pulling back a little to the dow and the nasdaq and the s it will now be cheaper. don't go out and try it now. from the makers of craft, so they in february cut their prices for bagged coffee in the grocery stores by 6%. norwich remained competitive, doing the same thing. getting coffee at the grocery store, it is a little bit more affordable. getting the starbucks you are used to, that'll be the case, right? back to you. tracy: it is not going down in price, is it? nicole: unfortunately not. ashley: another market mover, banks, jpmorgan, wells fargo reporting big profits. adam shapiro with more on this story. adam: earnings quality a big concern for a lot of investors. the stock both trading down. you may say this earnings report from big banks is a story about mortgages and slowing mortgage profits. jpmorgan chase, reporting adjusted earnings per share of $1.41 expecting $1.39 on revenue of 25.85, expecting 25.86. look inside the numbers. falling 12%, corporate investment profit down 2.5, 2%. and mortgage profit down 31%. and then take a l

big week on wall street, 30 s&p companies reporting this week that will set the tone for the market and tax day, it's dreaded by many but some companies like mcdonald's, cinnabon, boston market are trying to ease the pain and playing the hero helps build brand loyalty with customers. >> i guess you can enjoy at least on that front. jackie deangelis, thank you. >>> jenna bush hager gave birth to a baby girl, margaret laura hager, mick named mila, arrived saturday evening weighing in at 6 pounds, 15 ounces and a picture of perfection, there she is with jenna, husband henry and former president george w. bush and wife laura, first-time parents. we're so happy for them. >> congratulations to everyone. 6 pound 15 ounces, just round that to 7 pounds but i think she was really ready for the pregnancy to be over >> she wasn't ready to go. when we saw her thursday i was asking her is your bag packed, car seat, carrier. she's like i don't have any of that done so she was certainly, i hope she packed on friday i hope. >> and as we congratulate savannah the bush family let's congratulate the hager family as well. >> of course. >> this little girl was named for h

s&p. hitting all-time record intraday highs and the nasdaq breaking records on its own that we saw back in 2000. this is what we're looking at, a lot of up arrows. including mcdonald'stime record high today. in the meantime working very hard on their latest issue, which is executive say franchise owners are talking about customer complaints including friendliness. dennis: our next guest says a record-breaking markets are actually bad news because they're on the bubble. hard times for fraidy cats. he said we are headed down. it is now almost 1600. so were you wrong or were you just early? >> it depends on your position at that moment. going quite a bit further than anticipated, but seems like a megaphone pattern we had. this is the third attempt for the dow to make an all-time high. there is really nothing holding up the dow accepts people putting money into banks all over the world. the cyprus situation is what is to come. dennis: the banks led the entire market to crash, how is it our fear is leading the market up? >> nobody knows how it is going to be paid. so their first attempt to pay back the debt was to take money from depositors who had nothing to do with rac

mcdonald's and starbucks all disappointed and now pfizer. >> this is the largest drug -- those all disappointed and we hit an all-time high. isn't this what the s >> doesn't that mean that i should perhaps be reassessing and say that won't last forever at some point? >> i said it says -- just keep it going. the second half must be getting better. >> is it just momentum and cheap money as carl said? >> the endless, endless faucet. >> listen, mr. negativeivity. >> did you see the household numbers in japan? they were very good last night. >> i believe this is a harbinger that things are getting better. >> it's virtually everybody -- the the largest -- >> we came into the season saying it was an important one to see how the global economy is and not that great and stocks are going up because the multiple should go higher. >> how about this? i search for answers. i come back with bernanke. i come back with perhaps what with sandy cut ler said last night, what chuck bunch said from ppg, not a small company. things are getting better. europe has bottomed, china's coming back and the united states is getting stronger and this is what they say. you say

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