maybe not -- >> if you notice, nyse has made inroads into those tech ip offs, right?mistakes from the nasdaq but be clear here about what nasdaq is. it is less of a market these days. it is much more of an information-providing, crunching numbers type company that handles, that it gives to corporate america and, you know, they are less reliant on this business, which is very infrastructure-heavy, right? you have to get people. you have to market. that is the whole thing. they want to marketing bonanza. it's costly. i wonder if it actually pays for itself. adam: if you're alibaba, if that is actually the case, wouldn't you naturally then go to nyse? >> yes, maybe. and maybe nasdaq doesn't care as much. listen everybody is talking like if they lose this is it catastrophic for bob greifeld? i don't think so. i think he built a diversified business. he gets enough tech ipos. you don't have to spend a gazillion dollars on marketing so be it. i'm telling you. i think they're okay. cheryl: we're getting ready for the press decision, charlie. are you looking forward to the fi

sue, down to you at the nyse. >> it's a big here down at the nyse. stocks rebounding after a big sell-off yesterday. the dow right now is up 121 points. the s&p 500 is up almost 12. the nasdaq, as you can see, is in the green as well by almost half a percent. transports are down a little bit in today's trading session, about a tenth of a percent. and the mighty ten-year note, what's the yield? 2.777%. so did the market get fed chair yellin's message wrong yesterday, when they sold the market down so hard yesterday afternoon? cnbc contributor ron insana any thinks they did. and senior economics correspondent steve liesman is with us as well. so, ron, you really think that the market misinterpreted or perhaps focused too strongly on that six-month phrase that miss yellin used? >> yeah, and i think she may have been a little too literal in that description of when rates start going up. so i think as the fed switches to a more qualitative assessment of the economy, which will include more factors than just the strict unemployment rate and a single inflat

shares will tray on the nyse under the ticker king. >>> brazil has been downgraded to one notch above junk. the s&p says the country has difficulty with fighting external shock. it expects gdp to grow at 1.8% this year. richard, brazil is cheap if you're an international investor, but there's a reason for sglipt yeah. brazil is a lot like the other emerging market countries. it's cheap because people are pessimistic about growth and it's going through a cyclical downturn and things are likely to get worse before they get better. >> and that includes the rate -- no need to pick this up, you would avoid it? >> well, obviously, it's very difficult to say when is the bottom of the market? it is cheap. a little bit like europe in 2011. you probably want to buy these markets before things get better. is it going to get better this year or next year? impossible to say. >> and you prefer india? >> i think india is ahead of the other bric countries, it had its mini crisis last year. currency is very weak. central bank took the pain in terms of interest rates. >> the rupee has been one of the m

now this morning lots of tech companies are choosing the nyse over the nasdaq.let's take a live look at the headquarters here in mountain view. we understand that employees had a big party inside bright and early, probably as we speak. coupons.com has been around better than a decade but waited until this week to ipo, the price not at the top of the range but above the price even its bankers expected. they are going for $16 per share giving an overall central of 1 billion. a long time since we've seen.com in the ipo name. sounds like the old dotcoms. coupons.com does not make a frost company would say it does not make a profit yet. >> lieutenant governor gavin newsom made an announcement on twitter. >> i'm gavin newsom and running for re-election for lieutenant governor. >> he posted that to twitter last night. he was elected in 2010 and served as san francisco's mayor. the bay area native graduated from santa clara university. >> a familiar face dropped the puck at the shark tank. olympic figure skater and san jose's own polina edmunds, so adorable, she did the

we will get down to sue in a moment at the nyse but let's talk about these two top stories. michelle caruso-cabrera reporting on puerto rico's bond offering, yielding the 8% range. that's juicy, tempting. but we start with sheila dharmarajan and a very controversial new drug, oxycodone very prone to abuse. this is a more potent variant. >> yes, it is super potent. it's also super controversial. i want to talk a little about the drug because it's important here. it is a painkiller marketed by a small company. the active ingredient is hydrocodo hydrocodone, the same stuff you find in vicodin but unlike vicodin, this is pure hydrocodone in a higher dosage form. that's actually the positives of the drug because it makes it very effective for chronic pain sufferers and also avoids some of the liver issues connected with long-term use of acetaminophen. this has been controversial from the get-go. the fda approved it against the advice of its own advisory panel. that only happens about 10% to 15% of the time. since that approval, critics have been calling for the fda to reverse its

courtney reagan joins me at the nyse. >> happy friday. we made it. what a week.arly exuberance we saw from the jobs report did fade. the s&p 500 pulling back from record highs. actually dipping in the negative territory a bit before recovering. traders here expecting to grind a bit higher into the close but don't really think that we saw anything in the jobs report to change what the fed may or may not be thinking as far as the tapering when they have the meeting next week. if you take a look at the ten year yield, reacting in a way we might expect, hitting a six week high. we are just shy of that 2.8%, move up to 2.1% for the yield. we talked about the commodity prices as we looked at the gold close, commodity stocks trading higher. as we take a look at the retail winners, we have interesting names here. all retail isn't so bad. we have foot locker trading considerably higher, a very strong earnings, strong guidance, strong same store sales. also getting an upgrade, nik e-trading higher. big lots also having a nice earnings report, getting an upgrade from jpmorg

king digital entertainment maker of the hit game going public right here at the nyse and king is valued at almost $8 billion but the question everyone is asking is it worth it. we'll talk to the ceo after the opening trade. >>> and facebook is jumping into a new arena, virtual reality, they are buying oculusvr in a deal worth about $2 billion. so what can virtual do for social? we'll try to find out. >>> blackrock ceo larry fink sounding the alarm about the recent popularity of dividends and buybacks. in a letter this morning we'll tell you exactly what he had to say. >>> first up, though, king digital entertainment set to debut on the new york stock exchange, the maker of candy crush saga saw its ipo at $22.50 a share, gives it a valuation of about $7 billion and ticker will be k-i-n-g and we'll speak to the ceo right after the company's first trade this morning over at post eight. jim, you have said you like the way the deal's structured so far. >> it is not an expensive stock. those who compare it to zynga, zynga was trading at 58 times earnings. this is sa very well multiple stock v

nyse or nasdaq? >> i'm going to go nyse, but that's just literally flipping a coin in my head.oven themselves with the twitter ipo and some other things. i think that the nasdaq is still kind of battling from facebook. liz: yahoo!, yahoo! masker what, a 24% stake in alibaba. does it sell? does it divest of that stake once it goes public? >> yes. and yahoo!'s actually said that for quite some time, that they're planning to divest. they own a huge percentage of the company, they've already divested before and, frankly, they don't need to continue to own that much if it's going to be worth that much money. and that's great for yahoo! because it gives them capital which they can continue to use to help fund this turn around. liz: any other big winners besides yahoo!? we see six banks that may be in on this ipo and, of course, alibaba has said all our children will remain equal on this one. there won't be one lead underwriter. >> i think the ipo is looking at coming up, basically the chinese twitter has announced plans for its ipo. and what's interesting is that the significant stak

king on the nyse today under the ticker k-i-n-g, which seems fairley appropriate. >>> rupert murdoch's been promoted to key positions in 21st century fox. james murdoch has been named the cooperating chief officer and brother lachlan has been named coexecutive of that firm. neither managed to grab the top spot at fox. the current chairman and ceo is agreeing to extend his employment. joining us on the phone, heel ya. and joe, thanks for joining us. alex, your view, first of all. what does this mean for the long-term running of news corp.? >> well, over time, there's been a -- feel to the operation. the murdochs have always been involved in very key management positions and they've always retained a significant ownership of the voting shares. so to some extent, this cements the reexisting position, which is that the murdoch family was deeply instrumental in the running of the company, but it maybe takes t to the next level. >> this raises the question is rupert murdoch stepping down anytime soon? because if you look at the announcement, lachlan will be sharing the top job chairman of bo

here with me, post 9, on the floor of the nyse, bob pisani and ben willis.ben, how does the market feel to you today? we have more pressure in the nasdaq. but how does the tone feel to you on the floor today? >> feels like professional investors lightening up their leveraged positions. i'd be interested to see what the margin position read from the new york stock exchange on a weekly basis. interestingly enough, two of the better performing stocks are consumer discretionary, safe haven if you will, proctor & gamble, kimberly-clark. this, to me, because of the lack of volume, but stocks being sold are an indication this is professional money lightening up their risk. >> anytime you see this, anytime you get concerns over valuations, higher interest rates, they'll sell the market leaders off. it's easy. that's where the profits are. >> right. >> some groups, bioteches, gold stocks we're seeing today, some of the semiconductors, up double digit gains. i did it for you. that's the groups up on the year, easiest to sell, where the profits are. rates and valuation

. >>> we're going to go live to the nyse for bubble watching. and then is lululemon too high to buy? we have a bull and a bear battling it out on that stock. and the battle of the blue grasses tonight. louisville versus kentucky. we're going to talk all things march mad witness the commissioner of the aac. much more "half" is straight ahead. >>> it is time for trader blitz. four trades on four stocks making news today. first up, blackberry falling despite posting a smaller than expected quarterly loss. cramer says they have a ton of money. buy it, no? going under, no. what do you do? >> i couldn't agree more. on this pullback i wouldn't have bought it this morning but on the pullback now buy blackberry. >> red hat is in the red after the full year profits were below analyst expectations. joey? >> it's me. >> pete. >> when you look at it the numbers were outstanding. the guidance is what hurt red. better names in the space. pullback is an opportunity. it's gotten cheaper. not cheap enough. better names. microsoft is good. >> restoration hardware,

. >>> live look at nyse.t day of the year yesterday, s&p 500 hit an all-time high yesterday. nasdaq at a 14-year high, all of this despite all of the concern over the ukraine as we get our live bell ring. there we go, on the nyse. over on the nasdaq, 14-year high as well. here comes the nasdaq. today is wednesday, march 5th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. in for laura garcia-cannon. happening right now, major headache for commuter, b.a.r.t. service through parts of the east bay shut down after a person killed on the tracks, near the south hayward station. there is no service at the station. south hayward and freemont station and the union city. this is a live look at south hayward station, where riders are being greeted by locked gates. "today in the bay's" christie smith there. she'll have a live update in 15 minutes. let's see how this is impacting your commute with mike inouye. >> good morning. peggy went through that. you say, what was that?

. >>> first, to sue at the nyse. sue? >> right now, we have an update as we prepare to close out the first quarter. but outside of u.s. equities, emerging markets have been a big story, of course. there has been a real drop pretty much across the board. three big examples for you, china down 6% year to date. chile down 3.5%. turkey is down as well. in the last seven days, the etfs covering these markets have rebounded. brazil up 11% in a week. turkey up 8.5%. south africa and china up 8%. chile and india up 7%. we have the markets covered from pretty much a to z today. we have reports on oil as crude is about at the $108 a barrel mark. seema is on momentum stocks. first to bob pisani at post nine. bob? >> we are just off the highs for the day but as we move towards the close of the quarter, i want to point out winners and losers today. continuation of a number of trends. first, we have seen energy stocks, big winner. all of these names up nicely today. these are mostly in the oil services area. most of them are sitting ne

it could be nasdaq or nyse. no indicator of what the ticker will be. >> thank you.do you think of this? we got the facebook/twitter of china coming to the united states. >> it is. there is competition out there. the problem with sina there is competition in this space. the stock is down from 90 to 64. the stock is still not cheap. still in place where i would own it. this news is very good news. we have been hearing it for a week now. lot of competition in this space. it's not a straight line, it's not like they own the entire twitter market in china. we love the nasdaq. we sit here. >> nice job. >> what would i say, what's nice to see, these guys are all considering u.s. exchanges at this point. hong kong was stealing a lot of the thunder. the technology plays, i think this is where they belong. >> okay, staying with the technology, samsung taking apple's lead as the ceo says he wants to return more money from the cash but he can't. because the technology market is quote, in turmoil, is that a warning sign of tech? what do you make of that? some of the japanese tec

first, though, checking in with sue at the nyse. >> it's a down day. triple digit decline in the dow jones industrial average down about 162 points. take a look, though, at the transports, off better than 1% on the trading day, and for those who follow the dow theory and other theories, the transports are very important, because they tend to confirm whatever move the dow is making, and right now the transports are decidedly negative and the dow is now down 164 points. so a very negative day on the trading floor down here at the nyse, bob, and china is part of that certainly. >> yes. we've been drifting lower, really, almost since the pope look at the s&p 500. sue referenced, china, poor retail sales data, poor industrial data confirms concerns about the slowdown there. later in the afternoon, later in the morning, sue, we saw headlines, including some from reuters. the ukraine acting president seeing risk of war with russia. >> right. >> russia ready to invade. that's a quote there. sees international efforts to end aggression. but those kinds of headl

. >> here with the nyse with the latest action on the floor is bob pisani.st considerable amount of strength in this market, bob. now we're only up about 45 points. >> back to the open, we had a slam bang open. and take a look at the s&p, sue. hit an historic high, intraday. we're at the lows for the day, essentially. 1878 is when we need to have a closing high. we were there earlier, but not right now. let's take a look at the stocks that are moving. we've got a deal in the media space today. media general is buying lin media for 27.82 in cash and stock. that's having a nice effect on some of the media name is. let's take a look at some other things. we've got a quarterly repla rebalancing that happens at the close. what happens is, a lot of companies are buying back stock, so they're waiting at the s&p 500. ibm, cisco, express script and apple have been buying back stock and now they're getting it reduced. there will be stock to sell at the close, but that doesn't mean the price is going to go down. they're going to advertise that and they want a quiet, sm

. >> a retailer could be heading to a listing in the nyse..idering the big in addition to tokyo, it trades on the nasdaq and hong kong earlier this year. and a summit may be ready to spend. -- panasonic may be ready to spend. they went that's over $10 billion and it will be on automobiles and housing. qualcomm has been struggling. it is about to change. they are going to get a boost from china mobile. that means stronger demand. china mobile had been using its developed locally. those are your top headlines. >> one of china's original video heroes will go to the rescue of a slumping stock. we are talking about the youku. am i right in described it that way? >> you certainly are. they were won the first sites that have been successful. successs not seen a log in the stock market -- has not seen a lot of success and the stock market and it is listed in new york. to arrest those stock slide and get out of the competition like in baidu, they are seeking -- an unexpected course, captain america. >> i do not know captain america. >> it is a marvel

trading action right down here, bob pisani joins me on the floor of the nyse. >> we are closer to new highs on the s&p than the dow. let's take a look. 1878, that's what we need to close for a new historic high on the dow today. only four points away. janet yellen helped earlier on. she was talking about considerable slack in the economy, sounding very dovish. saying keeping rates low be needed for some time, that helped. market leaders today, looked like the beginning of 2014 again. biotech stocks are up, airline stocks. xsd, semiconductor stocks, those were market leaders early on, had trouble in the last few weeks. and speaking of trouble in the last few weeks, it's gone away for emerging markets. the eem is up eight days in a row right now. china, brazil have recovered a little. that's a new high for the year. we were saying this was dead three weeks ago. new high for the year. how about all the momentum and growth names that started out january as the big market leaders here. they are to the downside right now but they have been replaced by consumer stocks. so what's moving here

right now i try to be a nyse in order to ask that could come and win something. what can i say i could raise up to fifteen in interest on the scene this ipo and that would be the highest profile pretty often seems facebook sixteen b and dominance in twenty twelve this is seen as the second wave of major chinese in and i killed when a boy and gina not combine the two other key in that for this one for us these things i bought a set on its website might consider any future h macy. so at times investors can share in its growth. well santa many hong kong was dampened by a rising tensions in ukraine held the losses would have to buy a rebound in shanghai market the ship's bell today that by ten cents ahead of its annual results due on wednesday this number was also partly due to audit of the sideshow decision bhp gets also played a lot would say. the index closed today down by zero point three percent actually one thousand four hundred and seventy three points on the site casino stocks collect it from heavy spending in recent sessions i miss a beat in eggs could remai

do they do it on the nasdaq or nyse? we know what facebook did and twitter did.q did not come across well. take a look at market cap. billion.und $153 it could be as high as $200 billion. you look at revenue. revenue is a little bit down on alibaba. these are all fourth-quarter numbers. they will look at the books, they will have an offering. we will see, do they choose the nasdaq or the new york? >> i know you will keep on top of the story as well we. the latest on alibaba. staying with ipos, jimmy choo is said to be in early talks to go public. lot of iposring a coming through at the moment. this is part of the same story, i guess. >> definitely. same periodat the as they were last year. you will definitely be thinking, why should i not try going public? how much did they pay for three years ago? >> they paid about $500 million. we're hearing now that they are considering one billion pounds. that is at least doubling, if not more. >> that is a pretty good investment, which is why they want to make the most of it right now. all of the ipos we have seen, investor

fast retailing could be headed to the nyse. it is considering the big board.t trades on the nasdaq and listed in hong kong earlier this year. panasonic may be ready to spend. the exporter will be investing nearly $10 billion over the next year. the money will be focused on auto and housing operations. bank are sof harbin far unchanged after the hong kong debut. they will raise just shy of that half $1 billion. china's lenders are being squeezed by slow economic growth and rising bad debt. those are the top corporate had taught -- headlines. the new fed boss making a keynote speech. after the break, we discuss the state of the mac and economy and look at the wider global recovery. ♪ >> welcome back. we have our chairwoman, chairman, federal reserve, janet yellen, chicago. she does seem to be getting to be more her own woman. it is refreshing to have who you can measure every word. >> i'm sure that six-month reference is something she wishes she never made. >> i'm sure that is the case and the spin doctors threw up their hands in horror. why should the chairman

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we have nicole petallides at nyse right now. first talk about the dogs of markets as i like to call them, jcpenney and barnes & noble. we had analysts on the past week who predicted what is happening. these stocks have been almost going straight up. >> right. jcpenney which has been a turn-around story, finally showing signs of a real turn around. stock is is up 4%. up 18 1/2% this week. barnes & noble up nine 1/2%. [closing bell ringing] cheryl: seeing gains certainly of more than 3%. that is helping lift the index. >> absolutely. record highs. moved back to an area where it is comfortable with 1176. david: bells are ringing. look at this, s&p 500 another high on the s&p 500, folks. dow jones making nice baines. the dji is about the best that we're looking at of all indices. we're keeping a close eye what is happening with the russell 2000. it didn't manage to get into the green. we can't ignore the small cap and mid-sized companies. they have been making a nice comeback. top of the board is doing well. nasdaq can not pull out

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ipo of facebook and bob greifeld and bormann do not get along i know that for a fact you got to say nyse-listedhe lead as of now. doesn't mean it won't change but got to give them the odds on favorite. liz: you have not mentioned jack, the founder and head of ali baba? he has a relationship -- i don't know if he does but yahoo! owns a stake in ali baba. yahoo! was on the nasdaq and there are all kinds of tentacles and degrees of separation. can't turn to morgan stanley and say i don't care what you think. is a personality to be with the nasdaq. >> i can tell you usually that is why they won those in the past because all the tech firms have generally been there but things are different now. having an underwriter you pick an underwriter for a reason. when you pick an underwriter it is to recommend a listing then you. i am telling you, morgan stanley does not as an institution particularly the top guys are not fond of the nasdaq. they felt they botched that facebook ipo, felt the response to the botched facebook ipo from the top was not adequate. they -- bob greifeld and gorman did not hit it off

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first to sue at the nyse where king digital is trading kind of, sue. >> absolutely. you're right. king digital a very highly anticipated ipo. i think it's fair to say that although the game they produce may be sweet the stock has soured. the ipo did not go as well as many people anticipated. i think that's an understatement. i guess the question is why? was it the fundamental with the ipo? the pricing and the number of shares out there or is it something else? >> it's actually a really slow float so you would expect a pop from that. but there's fundamental issues. number one, 78% of gross bookings, revenue coming in is coming from candy crush and while extremely popular it's in decline. 95% are from just three games. so they're betting big on big games. they might need to diversify a bit. one in five users actually pays and the number of payers was down by 1 million from december over september. so a little bit of issues there as far as who is forking on the over. but on the positive side, they do have good expense management in contrast to zinga and they don't do advertising. the

martinet the nyse. what did you make of new home sales and case schiller?he exact opposite of what a lot of people would have thought. case schiller came out with the third month of declines but the market rallied ten points and came into consumer confidence which hit the highest level and the market plummeted. melmack what was expected in your opinion? >> short-term swings based on price data. american is trying to stabilize, it is good news, the fact nasdaq was able to recoup those lows and the s&p and the dow five days so it was difficult to make much of it. energy finally starts to work with the l i ages of 1.5%. great movement on these stocks and the machinery, the retail consumer discretionary continues to be under pressure. melmack thanks for coming gone, see you soon. simply the worst. this data stands tallest and west companies in america. here is hillary kramer, chief investment officer with the energy capital. you are starting with c years. why are they on your worst list? >> si years has been on death r for the last decade. this includes kmart's

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nyse did not immediately respond to our request for comment.ndoned plans in hong kong with bored nomination concerns. they refused to bend its one share, one vote position. private transactions, totaled $120 billion for alibaba. that is good news for yahoo! which owns a 24% stake in the company. in its agreement with the company, yahoo! has certain incentives to go public before 2014. the stock is down a little bit. alibaba is working moring a gross sieve in the u.s., a e-commerce site that will likely compete with ebay and amazon. if alibaba lists in new york it will need to raise $18 billion, which is visa's ipo if they want to big the biggest one. adam: jo ling, thank you very much. >> thanks. cheryl: china has a bit of a smog problem from all that pollution and one company is trying to reduce the employees working in china by get this, giving them a raise. japanese electronics firm, panasonic will pay a premium for chinese workers to compensate for having to breathe dirty air. the pollution is at 15 times daily maximum recommended by get th

nicole petallides at the nyse. what is the latest on this? nicole: the new ceo giving positive comments about expansion globally. and to take over lulu lemon, surprisingly lifting january, and he was noted as a global expansion guy. and europe and asia, with those continents, and they really expect some growth prospects so that is good news and traffic in the stores, there's some concern and seasonal items selling four times faster than it they expected censor and lee gave guidance that seemed better than expected and we saw the jump and of course as you know too well a few pr issues last year for lulu lemon and intense competition as well. melissa: see you soon. fortune 100 company honeywell as a leader in manufacturing span industries from aerospace to construction to energy. the sector is right for automation and i had a chance to speak exclusive with chairman and ceo david cody earlier today. thanks for joining us. you are at the reinventing america summit and it strikes me one of the biggest problems in america today is we don't have eno

there's the opening bell of the nyse.ame thing at the nasdaq as we start our monday morning march 10th, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. happy monday. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. an update to breaking news we're following. three early morning fires, now turned into a hunt for an arsonist. the fires broke out at two schools and a park after 3:00 this morning. crews responded to james leech elementary, warm springs elementary and warm springs park. they are all in a few hundred feet of each other. christie smith talking to investigators at the scene at james leech elementary. an after school program may be affected. she will have a live update in about 15 minutes. >> also new, a sweeping electronic monitoring system now in the works to scan the behavior of 5 million federal employees with secret clearances. u.s. intelligence sources tell the press that this system is meant to identify rogue agents and leakers. tracie potts joins us live in washington, d.c. this morning. this report comes

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jon fortt joining me here on the floor of the nyse and matt mcilwain with us as well. both jon and matt correctly called early in the race as mr. nadella being mr. balmer's replacement. you scored the big sitdown with mr. nadella as well. terrific to have you both here. matt, start with you. what are you expecting and how significant will be the office 4 apple event, if indheed does occur? >> i think we'll see announcements around the ipad and more importantly, the idea that microsoft's applications and services need to live on lots of different types of devices. because we're in a world of mobile and cloud, which is a world of mobile and cloud. i think that under satya's leadership they understand that in a way that maybe hasn't been fully embraced in past. the other thing you should expect to see is not just talking about mobile and cloud from the consumer perspective, something that gets all of us excited about it, but what about the developer perspective? what about the perspective of -- >> right. >> -- people having to manage all of these devices that live within

. >> melissa, you brought up first and fores mow this is coming to the nyse, a new york stock exchange. this is major win for the. >> change. a major win for the u.s. number two, a growing company. roughly two billion in revenue makes by the way, a billion in profit, bigger than ebay and amazon in a growing area of the world. emerging markets, china, asia, that's a beautiful place for them to be. by the way they finished up a very strong q4 we'll see in april that will further boost the raise. melissa: brian get in there. >> given how the ipos have done in the tech sector. melissa: how do you egger with the profits. >> game on, melissa. happy st. paddie's day. now the books are open. what will you find investing in alibaba. revenue has grown but slowed over most recent quarter. company valued oversee essential basis -- melissa: up enormous 51%. i would take 51% any day of the week. >> 20 percentage points slower than the prior quarter. now it is public company. alibaba is suspected to every piece of slowing china data. melissa: that is great point that is a great point. what about that

. >>> we are heading back to the floor of the nyse and you will be joined again by traders and be joinedgain by traders and scottguy around 2 percent u payr to manage your money. that's not much, you think except it's 2 percent every year. go to e*trade and find out how much our advice and guidance costs. >>> from the glass enclosed, cnbc global headquarters, coming up on "power lunch," biotech has been hot, hot, hot, but these stocks are getting slammed today is the big biotech bull run coming to an end? wall street's love affair with apple. it has been souring. the stock has been stuck in a trading range since the start of the year. what's it doing to take to move shares of apple up from here? and the severance package of your dreams. $80 million in just about six weeks of work on the job. one ceo's big payday and one way or the other if you subscribe to a certain cable company you're going the pay for it. now back to scott on the "fast money halftime report" or whoever is stanning in for scott. >> thank you so much. let's kick things off right now with an overall look at where the hou

it will list on the nyse.his is something we're seeing more after the nasdaq mishandled facebook's ipo two years ago. >>> stock market looking to rebound after two days of selling and so far, so good in the early going. let's take a look at the big board. the dow now is up over 110 points. the nasdaq is gaining 23. the s&p is up by 10. back to you. >> thank you. kcbs financial reporter jason brooks, thank you. >>> how about traffic-wise, you have been busy? >> it has been a busy one and we are just getting word now, frank and michelle, of amtrak delay on the capitol corridor line reporting a 20-minute delay now leaving sacramento because of equipment problems. the mess of the mass transit scene bart -- the rest of the mass transit scene, bart, caltrain, ferries, ace, no delays. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it has been stacked up from the foot of the maze still extremely slow with those metering lights on. also, fremont city streets we have that major closure it's been shut down since 2:00 this mor

into the red after issuing 2014 guidance is let's head back to nicole petallides on the floor of the nyseails. what is going on there , nicole? >> gamestop has been under pressure. talk about the fact they have done well with the new consoles and xbox one and playstation 4. they're waiting on new games to be all the rage as people get in there. people are downloading games now. they're going to other retailers for games. they also now , walmart for example, recently announced they will take in trade-in games,. stock is to the downside on latest report. david: s&p futures closing 30 seconds ago. gary kozlowski in pits of cme. how is it shaping up for tomorrow, gary? >> personal income that comes out at 7:30 central, 8:00 new york time. we'll look at consumer sentiment. that is one of the key numbers to focus in on. i do probably see the s&p and most other indices will be pulling down a little bit more for the weekend. we're coming to the close of the first quarter. a lot of fund guys will want to bailout, sit on sideline. wait until tuesday and jump back in real strong again. i see indices

bob pisani is on the nyse floor where some are expressing concern over how many ipos there have been. >> this is the hot topic down here. brian, business has been great. let me show you how good it's been in the past few weeks. the average pop the 22%. returns since the ipo went public this year has been 29%. that's a great number. ipos versus the market, etf of the business. s&p only up .5%. this was bigger just a few days ago. slipping a little bit but overall great numbers. here's the three things i'm going to watch for signs of a bubble. first ipos getting pulled. i've only seen one recently. not enough to worry me right now. repricings. when you get ipos coming out and they suddenly price below where people were talking about. haven't seen that much. if they're worried about the economy, they're going to come out and going to demand that these stocks price lower. haven't seen that in any big way. check on this one. third one, ipo after market. how are these companies trading after the market? recently it's been pretty good. but in the last week or so, i've seen some signs of conc

doing the honors on the nasdaq, nyse, futures flat after tocks rose for a second day tuesday.ch 19th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm peggy bunker. and update to breaking news as investigators say the man who was found dead in downtown san jose this morning was stabbed. they have not identified the victim. but they say he was unresponsive in the street and later pronounced dead at scene. no one has been arrested. investigators have not released information about the suspect. it's the city's tenth homicide of the year. somebody found the man in the road near the intersection of north second and east st. johns streets, that's near st. james park and called 911. "today in the bay" chase cain live getting an update. >>> 6:31, new this morning, toyota set to pay a billion dollars to settle a criminal investigation into sudden acceleration of its vehicles. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live in washington. investigation triggered by a deadly crash five years ago that happened here in california. >> in san diego, it was

bob pisani is here at post nine at the nyse. we are holding steady, down 23.ms, i was just talking to kenny, he says there's kind of a level of exhaustion in the market to a certain extent. >> nice volume in a number of different sectors and right now, that's a narrow trading range, about 55 points and the dow typically will move about 125 points from its high to its low. that's what we mean, narrow trading range. take a look at a couple other things. crude's down, natural gas down. most of the big oil names are down. exxon is having an analyst meeting today. they will decrease capital spending roughly 6% in 2014 so oil production has been dropping for them. it's been a problem for years and it's expensive to get into liquefied natural gas which is a little more profitable.ç beauty stocks, revlon down about 6%. home builders lagging. overall, they have been winners so far this year. finally, a huge amount of secondary offerings overnight. this was the biggest of the year, i counted 13 secondaries. bloomin brands, which owns outback steak house, bankrate, gile

also taking you live to the nyse.march 21, this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm peggy bunker. an update to breaking news we've been telling you about in san jose. firefighters say they have managed to knock down a fast-moving fire burning next to a willow glen church. look at the scene here as they continue to monitor the situation. flames breaking out they are at the church at 5:30. the fire was in an office building near the back of the church of god. take a look at where this is located. it's on the corner of minnesota and curtis avenue not far from downtown willow glen. christie smith is at the scene getting more information on this fire. she'll have an update in about 15ñr minutes. >> back to our developing story. planes and ships still looking for possible wreckage from the missing malaysian plane so. far there is no sign of that debris. tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. this plane has been missing now for two weeks.

let's take a look, though, at some that really went forward if with it including the nyse network specialty lending up three-quarters of 1% and amber road up 32%, amber road, they do global trade management. great performer there, up 32 president %. -- 32%. and then over at the nasdaq we're looking at a biopharma company doing well. you see a lot of up arrows here, right? up 70%. border free up 24%, by the way, the biopharma treats endocrine disorders, and we're going to keep focusing on a10. we had the ceo on earlier today, and don't forget king digital. that's next week, right? candy crush. so that is going to be huge, i'm sure, at least everybody will be watching. back to you. adam: all right, nicole, thank you very much. cheryl: we've got a new look for you right now, u.s. sanctions leveled on mouse cow are having -- moscow are having a negative impact. shed almost 2% in today's open. a move which the u.s. and its western allies do not recognize. just earlier the this morning maria bartiromo sat down with ian bremer to discuss those sanctions' long-term impact on the situation this ukra

nicole petallides on floor of nyse right now. what is going on with technology? >> that is really a hot top i can of discussion today as you noted. nasdaq outpacing the to the downside other major averages. dow is down .2 after% while the nasdaq is down 1.3%. technology is getting beaten down, particularly biotechs. we're looking pharma, biotechnology and particularly because of gilead sciences. news of hepatitis-c pricing for drugs. jpmorgan says the bubble we've seen or some people calling it a bubble is not a bubble at all for the biotechs that really run up last couple years and actually most recently and a little bit of a breather here but we've seen this group pulling back quite dramatically in the last few sessions. so much so that its noticeable and dates back to august of 2011. so we are watching biotechs very carefully and how they are in turn affecting tech-heavy nasdaq. there are many things that go into the nasdaq, biotech certainly one of them. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. we know it is were wrong to kick a company when they're d

but first to sue at the nyse. >> right now it's sunny and a little bit brighter on wall street, but we're going to start with gm's mounting problems. one week before the big hearing in washington, ceo mary barra will be on the hot seat as tyler said. the stock is down more than 7% in the last three weeks. today it's down almost another 2%. phil lebeau live in chicago, he will bring us one of the attorneys suing gm in a moment. first, phil, a rundown of the company's problems as they stand. >> and they continue to mound, sue. the latest is a call saying the gm owners of the recalled vehicles, they should park them immediately. in fact, the attorney has filed a motion in federal court asking to issue a park it now alert for the recalled cars. that in junction was filed yesterday. now, general motors says the recalled cars should be driven and can be driven with nothing on the key ring. that won't impact the vehicle. but look at the recall letter and this is what the attorneys cites as a concern. there is condition that your ignition switch may move out of the run position resulting in a par