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we got a small business survey in paychex that showed an improvement in hiring. wow, dudley he said i'm nervous here. be -- we got excellent numbers from ford. strong enough to call in the notion that we're reaching peak auto sales and the bulls want to thread the needle which means you need to see some strength but not so much that the new found doves like dudley will feel like they need to back track. we don't want a recession, we want growth to slow a tad, to put the federal hold in more defensive, while we sort through the data. as the bits of news comes out, guess what they have a catch. every income has a catch. what's that? oil. will oil behave, we have to say that every day. meaning will it go slightly leaguer? we know if crude doesn't go higher then they won't be able to sell equity and many will default on the lopes to the banks which is the big saga that took the market by storm two weeks ago. sure enough the price of crude rallied nicely again. if you want a microcosm of the oil and the banks, let's go through it. one of the more troubled -- we'll use

cramer getting a read on small pace from the ceo of paychex and the ceo of service corp talks about theinances of funerals. coming up next, the final trades. stay tuned. faas >>> welcome back to "fast money." another sign of trouble in the economy and this time it has something to do with blackrock and seema moldy with the details at headquarter. seema? >> reporter: that's right. blackrock is reportedly planning its biggest ever wave of layoffs looking to cut about 100 jobs, represents about 3% of its total workforce. the cuts will potentially be across regions and businesses that are aimed at streamlining the business and reallocating resources. the stock not really moving on this report, but keep in mind shares of blackrock down about 7% over the past one year. melissa? >> all right. seema, thank you. b.k. had been talking about blackrock just yesterday. >> i'm actually short blackrock and talked about it at the beginning of the show saying this is not a great environment for the financial in general, particularly capital markets and we're seeing it here. blackrock has big sovereign w

. >> we talk with marty mucci with paych paychex.hen lamer tom ryan with service corporation international. >> thanks for talking with me. >> i have people following me on twigger. now you're giving me the business because you know i'm not a fed head. >> it's a pain in the "a." you have to get up early. it's so much easier to slop. >> you owe money in the fed jar. >> don't forget. what you think is 1,020 jobs taken away. >> conjunction junction. on "power lunch," bill gross will join us. he'll tell us why capital gains are rare like giant p.a.n.d.a.s., not very good at replication, reproduction. we'll leave it there. bill gross at "power lunch." >>> coming up, the top hedge fund manager of 2015. and tomorrow on "squawk on the street," an exclusive interview with canada's new prime minister. >> justin bieber and justin trudeau, they rank. >> dirty seeker. i'm a belieber. >> you get taylor swift and justin bieber and justin true i do. whoa. >> "squawk on the street." we're back right after this. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk on

buffet's comments is marty moosy, president and ceo of paychex.e best we've seen since last april. what do you think's happening? >> i think you're seeing construction come back, becky. i think the good news here is this last three months has basically made up for all the decreases we had last year. it's a pretty strong last three months for us. and it's broad-based, across all regions, pretty much across the country, other than the west north central, which has gotten hurt by lower oil prices. but generally it's across the u.s. broadly and strongest in the washington state area. and also in the southern regions. very strong in the southern regions. that's construction, i believe. >> just in terms of the region themselves, it looks like the mountain region has done the best. what's at play there? >> well, i think it's still high-tech jobs. you're seeing it in washington state, you're seeing it in seattle. that's where the best growth rate is. but the good news here is that we are seeing it two months a row, an increase in the job growth rate in sm