png, a big customer. i sit on the png board. jim mcneary of boeing has been a great counselor. howard from starbucks, he was one of my board members at ebay. emily: what kinds of things have they said? meg: turnarounds are difficult. howard did one at starbucks. i read his book and we compared notes. emily: you mentioned that you might grab a coffee with the ebay ceo who is going through this. did you grab the coffee and how did it go? meg: has done a great job and i am proud of john. it turned out coincidentally we were splitting these companies. at the same time. what are the chances? we compared notes through the whole process. what was he learning? what was i learning? what could we both do better? emily: top one revenue has declined year over year for the last 15 quarters. when does hp get back to growth? where do you see the growth coming from? ♪ emily: top line revenue has declined for the last 15 quarters. when does hp get back to growth and where do you see the growth coming from? meg: we have made progress on this dimension from the single-digit declines to flat to do

this comes as png try to have several asset that considers non-core. chipmaker out now exploring strategic alternatives including a possible sale. reuters working with an investment made in the sale process. the san jose company has a cap of $4 billion. i dollars. i have no makes microcontrollers that in the internet technology. the obama administration fed to raise wages for millions of americans. they could propose a new world that would double the overtime threshold as early as this week. the current cap is $455 per week for workers eligible for overtime pay. critics say will kill jobs and forced businesses to cut hours for their employees. the government intervention on wages does not need congressional permission. coming up, check of the latest weather on this busy news. the tampa bay lgtninstrike quily i e snleyup ckefina le lt niht. t us women' socr am rvivg a eay aren he wodcp we willhae helatst nthat checng u. sck index futures fall into an yesterday's in negative territory's. for the year now, 21 points as he started the morning. you are watc

you still want 3% from png, it's global international. if the euro starts to strength then png is going to go -- >> i think it's going to work outside of america than. >> yes. 50%. >> so that why a strong euro helps them out. what's this stock, it's final come here and all of these guys and gals have been predicting for six can take their victory lap, what's the one stock. >> sure. same principle of finding companies with great fundamentals. american express. over the last five years their revenues are up 5%, their net income up 80%. >> didn't they lose a target deal? weren't you worried about that a little bit? >> costco. >> first of all, the usage of credit cards. even to apple pay or google pay. the fact is it is a staple, very well run, and dividends are increasing, but -- >> in another area people may consider utilities as well. hey, people with six figure in connection with; right? they've crawled into a foxhole, and they're actually the most afraid of any group out there. they don't want to spend money. so what gives? we're going t

disney narrative for big companies like png and marriott. >> brands usually marketing to an older generation are looking at snap chat and others at a way to reach a next generation consumer before they make those decisions. >> entrepreneurs at the conferen say there's nothing stopping individ from launching their own venl urs. >> there is almost no barrier to get started. kick start is a great example. but youtube. there are millionaires that were made by creating video on youtube. >> for nm l.a. like brandy setting up shop in this city had been big a reason for the early success. >> i've been able to find other groups of moms or other business dads everybody starting things like this and connect with them. so every single day i feel like i continue to find motivation. >> for "nightly busine in los angele i'm kate rogers. >> how many times have you said i could have done that. >> we have thought of it. but they are entrepreneurs and they act. >> they act as they do it and they work hard. >> that does it for "nightly or i'm sue herera. >> that have a great evmo laura linney: this is masterpie

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>> remember, you have companies like png at a 52 week low. tide and pampers.switched on its head. companies like netflix going higher. stuart: all right hilary. good luck with that one. we don't show you charts but that markets are nonnegative for the year. deutsche bank is added to the chorus for a 9% drop to the s&p 500. come on in scott. what do you say? are you going to be mr. doom and gloom for stocks this june? >> i think it is already doom and gloom for stocks. we are down on the dow less than 1% higher on the s&p. we still have folks save the jobs are great and one of rate hike. those two things are diametrically opposed. hsbc announced in 25,000 job cuts. where is the good news demanding all these people at the rate hike rhetoric? i don't see it out there. the stocks will struggle all year long. because of how will europe will do but in the year around these levels. trade to sandra come into the summer? sandra: what more do you ask from a stockmarket dependent on the federal reserve doing absolutely nothing with interest rates. the second day raise in