pepsico, indra nooyi.e a lot of fabulous things coming from that company and she is the ceo who is bringing them all life. howard shultz right from the roastry, starbucks. these are people who have made our viewers fortunes and yes, i do feel honored they have come to really play in our tenth anniversary week. i love it. i'm jim cramer. i'll see you tomorrow. frank steele >> in this business you're always looking over your shoulder. johnny g >> tonight i'm looking at making anywhere from $25 to $50,000. i'm not risking my freedom for nothing. frankie flatscreen >> but the more money you make, the more trouble you get into. frank steele >> its 3 to 500 billion dollars a year business and i just want a little piece of it. johnny g >> my biggest worry is having enough money, being

could give you a chance to buy disney or underarmor or pepsico or starbucks. they had everything to do with the out of position hedge fund managers and the professionals that showed no professionalism by taking on risks they failed to identify before rates even start to really rise. now this information is of no use to those that want to miss the next $3 down in disney or the ones that fear that 1 dhrs.49 loss in pepsico. the people that care about those short-term disappointments they're not taking the long view. the long view makes the big money. if you bought disney during the dark days of the last currency war you snared it at $23. if you took your fears during the tie back crisis. the one where i learned a bat could also be a currency you missed the chance to pick up pepsico at $28. it's now at 93. how about you decided they be inilated. you managed to avoid buying the great growth retailer at $4. now one of these companies has their earnings by the last contagion. businesses didn't skip a beat. i'm not saying we should ignore the near term. i never want

going back to pepsico. look at dupont. dupont said listen we're not putting health -- i find to have someone who is brilliant and provocative about the world in a changing world where it's -- greece, we haven't even mentioned greece. where it's mexico versus canada. >> where is your producer -- where is the idiot producer that put me on tv this morning. sally shin. what did i say we should talk about this morning? greece. >> producer? >> they said who's the idiot producer that put me on. >> very sweet girl. >> she's fantastic. >> hate to call her idiot. you think she doesn't take that personally? >> no, for putting me on. >> oh okay. >> we talk about greece. nbg and grek, the national bank of greece. >> this is the week. >> they're running out of money. >> april 7th is when i think they're out of money. and it's going to be back on the radar screen as sick of it as we are. the rest of europe is made up. >> there was a cartoon it was angela merkel as a cyclops. and greece with a slingshot. and that's where they are right no

pepsico has named the former dallas had president to its board.step down from the board and was often at odds with the other members. pepsico says he brings experience in trade and international regulation. vivendi is rejecting a call to spin off its music business. they want them to spend off universal. they say they will spend off -- will spin off another for a dividend increase will stop its parking question about plans for the money. ebay has appointed two independent directors ahead of its planned spinoff of paypal. the go pro president, tony bates is joining the board. john donahoe says the new appointment will help create two world-class boards. the stakes in the case against kleiner perkins just got a little higher. former venture capitalists can sue kleiner perkins for punitive damages. included are the $16 million she lost in wages and earnings. katie bennett has been following the case and has in at the courthouse will stop this is interesting because there has been a lot of testimony that has not been good for alan powell but the notio

pepsico ceo says fisher brings international trade and regulation but he faces more scrutiny due to theative health effects of sugary drinks. vivendi rejects calls to spin off its universal music group. the french company recently sold more than $30 billion in assets sparking questions about its plans for the money. ebay has appointed two independent directors and ahead of its plan to spin off paypal. it announced plans to spin off paypal earlier this year. gopro creator is joining the board. they are prepared to create two " world-class boards. " well the stake in ellen pao's , discrimination case just got higher. the judge ruled that the former workers at the capital can sue for punitive damages. the closing arguments are expected tomorrow. we've been following the case at the courthouse and now katie is at our swanky offices in new york. this has been interesting to me, there has been a lot of testimony that is not good for her, some has been ok, but the damages that has opened up to more than $100 million is a huge deal. katie: it is a huge deal because punitive damages are reserved

i wanted people to be turned on by stocks there are stocks like apple, regeneron, pepsico, starbucks to be in index funds. but once they had some "mad money," it was time to pick stocks. >> i'm thinking of the franchises, guys the sound board, the "lightning round," wall of shame, the college tours, jim. you didn't stop at year one. >> wall of shame, by the way, i've made pieces when they leave and stocks go up they come down from the shame. i do think that the "lightning round," i thank my radio friends, am i diversified. the idea of a show talk about what happened in the market try to make sense of it i think is still needed. who will understand today that it's the brazilian real that's driving it down. i've got to make it come alive. >> jim, we'll compact to you in a moment as you ring the bell from the very podium, after this break. hello. i am a fully automated investment advisory service. i can help you choose investments. monitor them. and rebalance your portfolio. i can do a lot of what humans can. except have a real conversation. if you'd like that, you can always speak to s

. >> what did she say on monday, bill johnson's going to walk into the company, at pepsico, in may, whencting company focused on performance and yet longevity. she's saying he's going to love it and not going to recommend any changes. >> let me tell you something, the company's gotten so mumpch better since we've been there, so much better. g&a has come down. direct market spend has gone up. >> pepsi. >> that's correct. that's correct. talk about dupont. >> i want to go back for a second. >> talk about ellen stock sales. >> let's me ask a question. >> go ahead. >> what i hear from some people close to dupont, nelson is not talking about separating the company up any more but that's what he wants he wants to break the company. we don't want to break the company up. we let him in that's what he's pursuing as his main agenda. >> first of all four members of 12 people, okay? that's number one. even if we came in of that signal mind without listening to reason whatsoever we would still be four votes out of 12. >> if you won every seat. >> that's what we intent to do. we'd only have a third of

pepsico says they would be able to get this fixed by 6:00. it hasn't happened yet. 16th street bridge road construction begins today. phase two affecting 16th street as well as military road. your alternate route is georgia avenue. light traffic on georgia avenue this morning. things should pick up as we get toward the height of rush hour. in addition to that, consider metro as an alternate as well. back to you. >> thanks, larry. >>> a commuter alert for 16th street. >> repairs for the bridge over military road begin today. shoe expect significant delays if that's part of your commute. nikki burdine is live near the road work with a preview of what you should expect. good morning, nikki. >> reporter: good monk. when -- good morning. when a traffic project gets a labeled of the most disruptive construction project all year long, you know they mean business. you can see the construction on the 16th street bridge already under way. i want to panel over and show you these are where the lane closures are in place. there's one lane open going in ea

very helpful, which is the case with pepsico.hat's the opposite of general motors. >> yeah. >> the opposite. >> and buffett, of course also very much getting behind mary barra as ceo. >> yes. >> let's get to rick santelli at the bond pits. rick, take it away. >> reporter: if you look at all maturities today we're a slight bit -- i mean we're talking one basis point higher on yields than we were friday. look at one day in a two-day of tens pretty much moving sideways. very good activity but sideways nonetheless. february 1st chart, so basically a one-month chart, can you clearly see that. this will be the beginning of the fourth week. so we've had 16 sessions. now, they've been in a closing yield range of 1.96 to 2.14. now, this isn't as tight as like in october, but it's pretty tight indeed. and if we look at a one-month chart of bund yields it's also pretty tight. and of course, the difference is their closing yield range on that chart you see, basically a whisker under 30 basis points up to 38. what defines this is important, i

. >> let's check in with the bankable chairman and ceo of pepsico.le co-founder and ceo of regeneron pharmaceuticals. chairman and ceo of walt disney. the co-ceo of chipotle. >> happy ten-year anniversary. i want to congratulate you on ten years. >> the terrific ceo of boeing. no! no! sherman! are you on "mad money"? >> i am on "mad money." >> tim in california. tim? >> caller: hey jim. i'm calling from kooupcupertino to be exact. this is tim cook at apple. and i want to congratulate you on ten great years of "mad money." >> wow. that's a good call! ♪ attention investors! vectorvest mobile is here and it's free! make faster, smarter better trading decisions with vectorvest mobile. the most powerful app or managing your portfolio from the palm of your hand. only vectorvest mobile analyzes ranks and graphs... ...over 16,000 stocks worldwide, everyday,... ...and gives you clear buy, sell, hold recommendations... ...on every stock; anytime, anywhere. vectorvest mobile comes free with your vectorvest trial. get it now! visit vectorvest.com/mobile to get s

a news update on pepsico.losed in a regulatory filing the ceo ease compensation for 2014, in 2014, the headline number is that indra nooyi made total compensation of around $22.5 million, that includes a $1.6 million salary as well as a $6.8 million long-term payout for performance payouts that were covering the years 2012 through 2014. that makes up the bulk of the increase year over year in her compensation. it is, if you look at 2013 and 2014, a 57% jump in compensation. the vast majority of which is tied to stock performance or at least performance compensation between the years of 2012 through 2014. so, again, big payout for indra nooyi, but remember, this is a stock that sits not too far away from record highs and hit those levels in 2014. so, again, a 57% increase, but the vast majority of which were incentive-based compensations, nonequity-related that covered the years of 2012 through 2014. back over the you guys. >> dominic chu, thanks so much. biotech getting hit across the board today. the xbi and

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why is pepsico winning and coke is losing. you've got to look at the trends. other day. you've got to see who is really winning in the game. >> explain that. so why do you say pepsi is winning and coke is losing? >> she was here a year ago. she stayed with the strategy. she's got healthy foods and beverages. consumers turned away from unhealthy foods. that's why a lot of food companies are struggling right now. and you see everyone is to the outside. people aren't going for the inside packages. they want the outside. fresh meats, fish you know that's where they're going. that's why whole foods, look at what mackey has done there. it's stun whag he's done. and how they built that up. the companies are ahead of trend, going to continue going up in the market. >> is that what you're talking about with the bifurcation? >> we are. there's another element to it with the healthier approach. we have a whole generation that approaches food consumption differently. this is a healthier generation. they're not shopping in the middle of the food aisles. what you're going t

the former head of the dow fed is joining pepsico.ros fisher steps down from the reserve earlier this month. he is known for being outspoken. wearing "beer goggles." the review of a hotly contested article of an alleged gang rape. last november, an article on such result that reportedly occurred at a university of virginia fraternity party. some of the favorite teams in college basketball will watch the sweet 16 game just like us on tv. spartans move on to the east regional to oklahoma those are your top headlines. coming up, we will sit down with the ceo of the tel aviv stock exchange joining us on how he is trying to keep more israeli companies to live in his country. turning back through the markets, he once ran the world passes largest fund bar none and then famously walked away from managing other people of money to managing a hockey team. his team, the tampa bay lightning. he has started his sights on another venture, real estate. his billion-dollar gamble on downtown tampa has made him the toast of the city and it may be anothe

now the academy of nutrition and dietetics has had very cozy ties to corporations like coca-cola, pepsiconald's, kelloggs and general mills. and a lot of dietician including myself, are tired of what should be an organization for nutrition really protecting corporate interests. stuart: really this is part of the processed versus fresh food debate. i think the country's moving more towards fresh food and away from processed food, and this is part of that debate do you agree with that? >> absolutely. stuart: okay. now, apart from the conflict of interest tell me what is wrong with kraft singles? because i've got six kids and nine grandchildren and that's the only kind of cheese that they eat. certainly when they were youngsters. you want to remove that from kids' -- was i a bad parent a bad grandparent for feeding my kids this processed cheaz? >> absolutely not. the issue is that dieticians feel that this seal comes across as an implied endorsement, and a product like kraft singles is pretty high in sodium and does not really offer many of the nutrients that most children in the u.s. are no

keurig green mountain pepsico led by shares of spice and seasonings maker mick core mick the best performerreporting better than expected earnings and sales. shares up by 5%. simon, you could say they're spicing up the morning trade. back over to you. >>> thanks dom. french authorities expect no survivors after a german plane carrying at least 142 passengers and 6 crew members crashed today in southern france. we have a team effort on this. one of them cnbc's willford frost join us from london. >> thank you for that. yes, we've heard more details in the last half hour press conference from the ceo of germanwings the aircraft carrier. he confirmed to us that the flight took off from barcelona 5:01 eastern time, it was en route to dusseldorf and reached its regular cruising high of 38,000 feet by 5:45 a.m. and then took eight minutes to decline to 6,000 feet. it had that decline because of character via radar not with the cockpit than decline is still unexexplained unexexplained. we lost coloradontact 5:45 and crashed thereafter into the alps in southeast of france. it's still at an altitude