the most recent was gary oldman.ome outign they have with this insane literally ballh blah, don't ask me, ask the internet. haveare trying to say, we a great product, ask anybody. ask anybody, and whether they know about htc, that is really a big point. york, even hong kong, how often do you see in htc logo or billboard compared to samsung or of course apple, this is a key thing that htc has to deal with. unless they can convince people that htc is here, it will be really tough to keep pushing sales numbers. >> that to gary oldman ad is almost a little too clever. thank you. travel, let'so see what is happening in beijing. the fastest-growing foreign automaker in china despite being late to the game. alan mulally is expecting big things. >> i think it is going to continue because, one, the strength of the economic expansion here in china is probably going to be 7.5%. but in ford's case, we are plan thathe one ford you know well where we have all of the vehicles available to china. the expanding product category and t

what can we expect from capital one, american express come morgan stanley and oldman sachs? telling us how it could all impact the bottom line. from mustang to mercedes, ford with the big reveal, limited-edition mustang gt to celebrate the 50th anniversary. mercedes going zero to 60 in less than four seconds with a new vehicle. mercedes-benz ceo tells you how the automaker plans to stay ahead of bmw and audio the was. "countdown to the closing bell" revving its engines right now. ♪ melissa: good afternoon, everybody. just a second or two ago dow jones industrials hit session highs. last hour of trading, welcome to the show, we're glad you are here. we have comments from the fed chair janet yellen on keeping interest rates low for a long time and the latest fed beige book on economic conditions. help and support what appears to be a broad-based rally. so far investors are showing more conviction for buying stocks than they have all week. opening higher for the first time in three sessions have stayed there without going into the red ink stock dunk tank. up 145 points now up 1

. >> caller: hello, i'm not worried about oldman sacks but i'm wondering how we can fix this problemnd not stoop to the only market that we can invest in and not jeopardize the portfolios of loki. >> guest: the market is clearly on easy, made uneasy by things that are happening. things like the flash crash and others. the problem with that in a market structure is not a problem of appearances but reality. is in inherently unstable thing even if people have c@ even if people have confidence that will be shattered. so how do you fix the problem? you expose the problem and he worked with people who have a solution to the problem. and that is what the story is about, fixing the problem. people that actually figure out a way to make the market stable and reliable and trustworthy. and goldman sachs have thrown their weight behind it and so i think that, i feel that it's funny. the first half of this book is kind of depressing when you are learning exactly what happened. but the inhabitants about guys figuring out the solution, and it's extremely helpful and the choice is stark between fair

what can we expect from capital one, american express come morgan stanley and oldman sachs? impact the bottom line.

charlie: lloyd blank find is not a republican, lloyd blank find it a ceo of oldman sachs, a democrat, with romney, but he has always loved hillary clinton. larry fink put the former chief of staff on his board. longtime democrat, largely support some republicans but wall street is still a democrat. melissa: politico picked up on your reporting. if you had jed bush versus hillary clinton, most people on wall street would be like fine, either of those work for me. i did in the nightmare scenario which would be rand paul and ted cruz versus elizabeth warren. i will ask you, why is hillary clinton more palatable to people on wall street than rand paul or ted cruz from a financial point of view? >> they are trading benefit by stock prices going up so i think they see hillary clinton, a female version of bill clinton. the stocks went up 213%. melissa: president obama hitting wall street really hard, punishing people like jamie dimon. why wouldn't she want to be like president obama? >> she has already said she will not be like that. that is anybody's guess. spread the risk around from the f

be hiring moreto gary oldmans and more robert downey juniors as the celebrity endorsements continue?nk you so much. a look now at some of the other stories we are following for you this morning. >> volkswagen says it expects to be number one in china for a second straight year. winter corn expects deliveries to rise 10% from last years's record, more than 3.5 million vehicles. jaguar land rover is aiming to begin production in china by the end of this year with an suv going on out in early 25th inning. -- in early 2015. 25%ill help avoid the import tariff. sold's domestic cars have for a record amount. it was bought by a customer and will be delivered in the next three months here in -- months. they are hoping to benefit from an official campaign promoting chinese brands. that is a check of today's top corporate headlines. fastest-growing foreign automaker in china and has no intention of slowing down despite being late to the party in china's auto market. toi think it is going continue because, one, the strength of the economic expansion here in china will probably be 7.5%. the indu

oldman did not advise on whatsapp or more in stat -- morgan stanley did. puig the revenue figures out of get thes -- when we revenue figures out of the banks, that might show a different picture. to measure one way market share in the business. that is one that people focus on. i think we are less focused on where we are at the end of the quarter than we would it -- be at the end of the year. we feel good about our franchise. to get to ben is number one at the end of the year. everything we do is the number of deals. the dollar value is more about deals than anybody else. we are number one. >> the value of deals, number of deals. when a no really care firms like goldman and morgan stanley, and i think everybody does it, game the tables? sachs stanley and goldman trade money they were owed in exchange for credit. >> when a banker walks into a client and they are pitching, the first page of their deal book is here is where we are in the table. it is a hard argument to make. they are all gaming the system. >> that is a bunch of bs. >> what isn't? marketing as

. >> caller: hello, i'm not worried about oldman sacks but i'm wondering how we can fix this problemnd not stoop to the only market that we can invest in and not jeopardize the portfolios of loki. >> guest: the market is clearly on easy, made uneasy by things that are happening. things like the flash crash and others. the problem with that in a market structure is not a problem of appearances but reality. is in inherently unstable thing even if people have c@ even if people have confidence that will be shattered. so how do you fix the problem? you expose the problem and he worked with people who have a solution to the problem. and that is what the story is about, fixing the problem. people that actually figure out a way to make the market stable and reliable and trustworthy. and goldman sachs have thrown their weight behind it and so i think that, i feel that it's funny. the first half of this book is kind of depressing when you are learning exactly what happened. but the inhabitants about guys figuring out the solution, and it's extremely helpful and the choice is stark between fair

in oxford based the expert in modern history mark oldman spoke to me but he believes southeastern ukraine might already be full of big story misses help the new government will need if it wants to maintain control that. the new government in kiev are setting up a national guard precisely in order to incorporate the paramilitary fighters of the right sector into something that would look more like a state organization and given the failure of the local police in the south and east of ukraine to. be the new regime here they really do need if you are committed to this the new regime in care is rather short of trained and competent personnel and the same time it has an incentive to move the radical right wing militias out of care sending them somewhere where if they're successful the new government can claim the credit if they get a bloody nose from confrontation with people in southeast recording will in fact we can the movies of the the other side of the new regime which came to power on the back if you like of the violence in february but it's not entirely comfortable with . marco werman s