i like the procter and gambles of the world. i like coca-cola quite frankly. these consumer staple stocks---the ones that have just not really outshined the market but have just trended and stood through the marketplace as rates got incredibly low---these are also going to shine this year. > >will the sun shine on alternative energy stocks this year---such as solar panel stocks? > >i do like it and i think there is going to be so much more money spent on r &d in these stocks and there are two in particular that i like. first solar and then a company out of china called csun--china sunergy. > >moving on to sectors that you would stay away from in 2014.

the likely pulling out of procter and gamble product.e great it is to be procter and gamble. neil: does not battle. was the? >> that quintessential investor. this is not uncommon. the breakouts are actually pretty prevalent. in fact, 16, 14 or some of the typical. the bottom line is the way to play this is a water treatment. and going to give you to stocks. as a number one transport treatment center the largest water utility as we grow infrastructure and expand the country. union to keep bell water clean and free of these viruses and bacteria. fifty-six really quickly, you know like any of the crude stocks. >> actually, it's interesting. i would but royal caribbean. unlike the stock. it looks great heed these affected and. people of buying the stock in the market's fears. i think. ♪ know what that means. it's time to get to bed tonight to prepare for tomorrow. some. >> typically is the gdp data. but we need to look around the globe and see what's going on with these other central banks. a big central bank meeting this week, but i'll tell

last year, procter & gamble paid the school the equivalent of 17,000 euros.now the boys can earn based on how much they study. curriculum includes math, arabic, and computer studies -- tools that will help these young boys in their destiny as garbage workers. >> these children are going to work with waste, just like their families, but in a better way, more efficient, more organized. and collaboration with more companies. we are trying to modernize their jobs. they will work with maps. they will know how to read the names of streets. they will know their way around. they study subjects that will make them more professional in their future jobs. aware of the job ahead of him. his dad works with waste, just like his grandfather. but at school, he wants to keep records so one day he can manage his own finances. of friends in this school. i convinced them to come here so they can have a brighter future like me. i'm sure my future is going to be better than my father's, because i know how to work with the computer. i'm learning the best way to work. >> the future

melissa: so like procter and gamble? >> exactly.like procter and gamble, coca-cola common lastly, the brands we work with, over 100 in the last four years. melissa: has the grocery store make any money off of it? >> right now what they're in the business of doing, they ultimately want to have more sales in the store first and foremost. these brands spend millions of income dollars to help promote shopper marketing. so successful, able to prove the we have been of the last couple of years, these particular brands lift into same-store sales. %-for a second, you're saying tt they do not pay you directly. they don't get paid, but they grocery store benefits because in theory you sell more potato chips as well, but it would be like procter and gamble. how many brands are doing this so far? >> we are just rolling this out today. working with a number of brand partners. we are excited about getting the technology and stores that has been talked about for over six months. during their research and development to make this happen. it is a mo

so, matt, tell me. >> here is what is happening at 8:30 a.m. -- procter & gamble ngs last hour.fit came in higher than analysts were looking for things to sales in emerging markets. with earnings, microsoft posted record sales yesterday in its second-quarter report. revenue was up 14% to a record billion dollars. ceo steve ballmer kicks off the company's biggest transition in more than a decade. but also blowing away wall estimates. speaking of succession at microsoft, could t-mobile's ceo john the guerre be a name on the short list? -- "the bloomberg chang caught up with him at a macklemore concert. >> could you even picture bill gates and i sitting in the same room? it is a great company, they have a lot of work ahead of them. i hope whoever they bring them, they empowered to take aggressive action like i was allowed to take a t-mobile. >> have a talk to you? talk about that. i have no comment on microsoft. >> thing it now, i realize it is legere. and considered widely the most incredible commercial at all time, the genius behind "1984," next "in the loop." ♪ >> steve jobs unv

keith has worked with companies like general motors and procter & gamble, and he says yes.eith's book "who to -to -- [ technical difficulties ] >> how does a place like best buy become more than a place that sells come mod tiezed stuff that i can buy everything else. >> i would like to unpack a little bit some of the person around best buy. because i do not believe it is time to put up a tombstone on traditional retailers. we don't hear enough about the fact that they grew 23% in revenue in an interest that was growing only 20%. and their customer satisfaction went up 400 points since last year. >> this is interesting -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> this customer satisfaction thing is interesting. i bought two tvs in the last year. i bought them both at best buy. i go in and i liked what the guy told me. i liked that this guy was some kind of tv nerd, and they got my business as a result. >> you have just hammered down the core reason why this is not over yet, and the answer is there are four things that will drive the customer experience, price, product, place, and people.

procter & gamble is up 4% currently. quarterly earnings coming in slightly above estimates.fiscal year even despite headwinds. on the flip side international game technology is one of the biggest losers on the s&p 500. that stock down 13%. the slot machine maker posting a quarterly earnings miss and also issuing a full-year profit warning citing weakness in the north american gaming market. >>> and the vix up above the $15 mark and it rose yesterday and that's on the rise amid weakness in the global market and the dow down 150 points into the triple digit dip. >>> it's the first on the dow since june of 2012. and starbucks meantime powering higher after reporting earnings last night. chairman and ceo howard schultz did join us in the last hour for an exclusive interview and he addressed the quarter and the bigger seasonal picture for retail. take a listen -- >> the month of december was an inflection point in the u.s. retail business and over time it will be a reflection point around the world. what i mean by that specifically is the amazon effect of the power of e-commerce

procter and gamble and it's brands, push game to sellout.er & gamble is based in cincinnati, where the bengals were facing a deadline. ticket sales for the playoff games in green bay and indianapolis also went down to the wire but now people in those communities will be able to watch their loved teams play. we'll be right back. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >> german police say a bomb left over from world war ii exploded at a construction site and skilled one person, eight others hurt. witnesses say they heard the explosion from as far away as 16 miles. nearby wind doughs were blown out. even a garage door dented. thousands of bombs landed in this area in

the dow and s&p 500 on track for the worst performance in six weeks, look for earnings from proct procter & gamble and zeer rock. start trading at 16,197, the nasdaq down 24 to 4218. apple reportedly plans to introduce two new iphone models with larger screens. the current models have 4 inch screens, "the wall street journal" says apple will scrap the plastic iphone 5c which hasn't caught on like the 5s. the retailers cut the price on the 5c and some are practically giveth away. the fbi is warning retailers to expect more credit card breaches after discovering 20 hacker attacks in the past year involving the same type of software used against target. the fbi sent out a report details risks posed by malware. congress is to set off hearings into the target breach. the cfo is scheduled to testify before a senate panel on february 4. >> thank you very much. 4:48. i said originally that apple was going to -- said it was going to introduce two new iphones. "the wall street journal" says that apple will. make that slight correction. my original day job i should try to get that right. >> never kn

i like the procter and gambles of the world. i like coca-cola quite frankly. these consumer staple stocks---the ones that have just not really outshined the market but have just trended and stood through the marketplace as rates got incredibly low---these are also going to shine this year. > >will the sun shine on alternative energy stocks this year---such as solar panel stocks? > >i do like it and i think there is going to be so much more money spent on r &d in these stocks and there are two in particular that i like. first solar and then a company out of china called csun--china sunergy. > >moving on to sectors that you would stay away from in 2014. > >the industrials. you look at those and they've had a real nice run as rates have stayed low and dividend yields have been fantastic. now that we have seen rates climbing and we just have seen the start, i think this sector has really probably topped out and is going to underperform going forward. > >scott, always a pleasure. > >thanks angie. in our cover story, the fed tapering of its bond-buying program could

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other firms such a-t-and-t and procter and gamble may follow with similar statements. "what i think they've agreed to is not to discriminate, which is smart on their part." as for income inequality, some think the president will renew the call to raise the minimum wage. "i think he'd have to bring it up to a 'livable wage,' $14-15 an hour, not the watered-down amount he's talking about." but not everyone believes the president will spend political capital there. "he's probably not going to talk aout the minimum wage because that takes congress to pass and congress isn't going to do it, anyway." those watching the housing sector to reflect a stronger job market are concerned about interest rates rising too fast. "the housing market is not fully recovered and if rates go up too fast, buyers will stop spending very quickly." other issues such as gun control, stalled in congress and immigration reform, which may be headed to a compromise will likely be mentioned but health reform remain costs still very hard for joel freimuth's business clients to calculate and thus, is st

saying the like of all stock that you may be holding and her gys are duracell the lot are owned by procter and gamble because the days of the battery powered household torch they are probably numbered now what used to be a lucrative market is now being squeezed by l.e.d.s. or a late emitting diodes television remote controls ones powered by batteries can be controlled via apps on your cell phone and the latest gadgets come with batteries built right into them and i turn to you how does a company that once produced a product so prevalent find a way to innovate its way out of this situation that's a good question because you know it's been it's the it's the ever changing question of technology i actually like the fact the use of the word sports the british system i was. in the air but you know if you think about canals and how we went from canals to railroads and then we went from the horse and buggy to cars and you think about the internet and all these other innovations almost every single time the companies that were dominant in the previous technology and it up getting wiped out in the n

saying the like of all stock that you may be holding and her gys are duracell the lot are owned by procter and gamble because the days of the battery powered household torch they are probably numbered now what used to be a lucrative market is now being squeezed by l.e.d.s. or a late emitting diodes television remote controls ones powered by batteries can be controlled via apps on your cell phone and the latest gadgets come with batteries built right into them and i turn to you how does a company that once produced a product so prevalent find a way to innovate its way out of this situation that's a good question because you know it's been it's the it's the ever changing question of technology i actually like the fact the use of the word sports the british system i was. in there but you know if you think about canals and how we went from canals to railroads and then we went from the horse and buggy to cars and you think about the internet and all these other innovations almost every single time the companies that were dominant in the previous technology and it up getting wiped out in the new

saying the like of all stocks that you may be holding and her gys are duracell of the lot are owned by procter and gamble because the days of the battery powered household torch they are probably numbered now what used to be a lucrative market is now being squeezed by l.e.d.s. or a late emitting diodes television remote controls ones powered by batteries can be controlled via apps on your cell phone and the latest gadgets come with batteries built right into them and i turn to you how does a company that once produced a product so prevalent find a way to innovate its way out of this situation that's a good question because you know it's been it's the it's the ever changing question of technology i actually like the fact the use of the word sports the british system i was. in there but you know if you think about canals and how we went from canals to railroads and then we went from the horse and buggy to cars and you think about the internet and all these other innovations almost every single time the companies that were dominant in the previous technology and it up getting wiped out in the new

procter & gamble is out.pparently come in about where they were supposed to be. .arnings-per-share are $1.18 there was a core earnings number. >> $1.21. $1.24.eywell is we also had zeros. -- xerox. >> $.24 per share. >> a lot of earnings coming in just now. also, unveiling of a big documentary. >> the premiere of "myth." a documentary film maker followed mitt romney for years. throughout the entire campaign. up until he lost his secret service protection and went home. should be fascinating. >> very revealing. i cast him in a whole new light. i want to play a put. that romney his family on election night. >> what do you say? what do you say in a concession speech? read what i have here into a sink. congratulate him on his victory and his campaign deserves congratulations. i wish all of the mile. they face great challenges for america. i wish them well and getting the nieces -- in guiding the nation. so they do that? >> what is going on? >> writing a concession speech. >> what you get is a more human, relatabl

came in tenth with forty four members invested procter and gamble forthwith fifty seven members second was wells fargo and first another general electric with seventy four members invested and what do these particular investments tell us they seem fairly diverse but obviously congress is privy to information that the general public is not and members of the house and senate they can legally trade on this information which to me is bananas. can you explain this to me you know that how is that ok and martha stewart gets to be gets put the cat good question i'd like to hear you talk about the point. i think that these are the biggest companies these are the ones that have the biggest lobbyists and therefore you know obviously congress knows there are. organizations that they can put their money into maybe we should have a congressional. tracker we should yeah but we don't we rich. you know if you're out is through a political thinkers like winston churchill tocqueville chomsky they have condemned little krauts for ignoring their social responsibilities and using their power to serve their

came in tenth with forty four members invested procter and gamble fourth with fifty seven members second was wells fargo and first dunton and general electric with seventy four members invested and what do these particular investments tell us they seem fairly diverse but obviously congress is privy to information that the general public is not and members of the house and senate they can legally trade on this information which to me is bananas. can you explain this to me you know that how is that ok and martha stewart gets to be gets put mccann good question i'd like to hear you talk about that some point. i think that these are the biggest companies these are the ones that have the biggest lobbyists and therefore you know obviously congress knows there are. organizations that they can put their money into maybe we should have a congressional. tracker we should yeah but we don't have rich. you know if you're out is through a political thinkers like winston churchill tocqueville chomsky they have condemned little krauts for ignoring their social responsibilities and using their power to s

most popular stocks held by congress eighteen to you came in tenth with forty four members invested procter and gamble fourth with fifty seven members second was wells fargo and first and on general electric with seventy four members invested and what do these particular investments tell us they seem fairly diverse but obviously congress is privy to information that the general public is not and members of the house and senate they can legally trade on this information which to me is bananas. can you explain this to me you know that how is that ok and martha stewart gets to be gets put in a camp good question i'd like to hear you talk about that some point if you are going to. think that these are the biggest companies these are the ones that have the biggest lobbyists and therefore you know obviously congress knows there are. organizations that they can put their money into maybe we should have a congressional. tracker we should yeah but we don't we rich. you know if you're out is through a political thinkers like winston churchill tocqueville chomsky they have condemned little krauts for

predictions prove correct, are we going to see large american corporations -- merrill lynch, citibank, procter & gamble -- looking to hire smart high school kids and

. >>> the book, former ceo of procter & gamble in india has become a leading intellectual. book about how to get his country going again. this is the most interesting book on india i've read in a while. for the last look. here in the united states congress approval ratings are near the lowest in history. nearly half those polled in the uk said they were angry of politicians. a spanish political party headquarters. protesters in ukraine continue to call for the government to go. it would seem the whole world is tired of government. perhaps the most expressive protest came from paris. despite french reputation for snooty and uninterested citizens protests there have always been big and creative. furniture barricades during 19th century rebellions in "les miserables" come to mind. in more recent decades, farmers protested falling grain prices with tractors blocking the streets and by burning hey on the champs-elysees. this week's protest may be hard to forget as well. a man dumped a large pile of steaming manure outside the national assembly protesting the policies of presiden

. >>> this week's book of the week is "india grows at night," the former ceo of procter & gamble in india a spirited and intelligent book about how to get his country moving again. this is the most interesting book on india that i have read in a while. >>> now for the last look. here in the united states, congress' approval ratings are near their lowest levels in history. nearly half of those polled in the uk say they were angry at their nation's politicians. there were riots this week near a spanish political party headquarters. and protesters in ukraine continued to call for the government to go. it would seem that the whole world is tired of government. perhaps the most expressive protest came from france, where snooty citizens protest have always been big and crow ative. furniture barricades during 19th century famously depicted in les miserables comes to mind. following grain prices with tractors blocking the streets and by burning hay. this week's protest may be hard to forget as well. a man dumped a large pile of steaming manure outside the assembly, protesting the policies of the

there was this procter and gamble getting a boost today after it eked out a bead on its earnings, it makes everything to detergents and expects strong earnings growth for the second half of its fiscal year. let's look at the stock. good news translating to good news on the stock. a gain of 182, more than 2-1/4%. trying to give you the positive. we are busting a lot of red across the board, there are a few stocks with a high level of activist investor interests on the move. let's bring in nicole petallides, the news you are watching in that space. nicole: interesting to look at how stocks move on related news like this so let's look at juniper which it's a new high on a day when the markets are selling off in big ways. juniper networks is up 7%, right now at $27.84 because they increase the position in juniper and actually takes the stake which makes it the largest shareholders, talks about the company, then they are going to be cutting costs and introducing steps to return more capital to the shareholders. some positive comments putting their money where the mouth is, janet partners

companies like ovarian medical or practice of procter and gamble may well be negatively impacted dependingthey are. cheryl: -- david: with a euro focused? >> that is a really good point. in the pharmaceutical industry you really have to have and have not. they're very much impacted by currencies. countries -- companies such as merck or pfizer doing a really good job of understanding the exposure in all currency and really match that to the bottom line. the new companies like ast is a neck and -- david: let me stop you there. strong dollar, week euro, those companies to -- will do well? >> what happens is, those companies will not be impacted. the investors can really look at the fundamentals of that company because the man is the rest so well. they're not looking for a dollar to go up against the yen. the reason is, no company knows where the next surprise comes. india's surprised as. the companies that are well-placed, like pfizer and merck, they will whether the storm, whether up or down, strengthening our weakening. whereas astra's zeneca may not be as well prepared. when a of a sudden

narrator: rajat gupta was one of the most respected businessmen on the street, a board member of procter gamble, american airlines and goldman sachs. >> gupta was sitting on a call in october of 2008, in the middle of the financial crisis, hearing how goldman sachs was going to get a $5 billion investment from warren buffett, arguably the most famous investor in the world. and here was rajat gupta, had that information secretly, and what does he do when the phone call ends? he hangs up the phone, he calls his friend, the hedge fund manager raj rajaratnam, and says, "you're not gonna believe what's happening. buffett's getting an investment into goldman sachs." so what does rajaratnam do? he loads up on goldman sachs stock, and when they announce it that evening, he's able to make a lot of money. >> buffett's berkshire hathaway is now saying it is buying a $5 billion stake in goldman... >> $5 billion of preferred stock... >> it's a huge surprise... >> the next day, raj gets on the phone with one of his traders in asia, and he's so proud of himself. >> narrator: prosecutors allege that gup

right now those higher prices are coming from microsoft, procter & gamble, merck and verizon.hose are the winning stocks of the day. wolf? >> almost 200 points, 185 points down. thanks very much. >>> obamacare enrollment is on the rise. the obama administration released new numbers today showing that overall health care enrollments have hit the 3 million mark. that means 900,000 people have signed up for private insurance during the first three weeks of this year. the deadline to get insurance, by the way, without paying a fine, is march 31st. >>> the former virginia governor, bob mcdonnell, and his wife plead not guilty to corruption charges that could send them to prison, potentially for 30 years. they're accused of accepting $140,000 in illegal gifts, including luxury items like designer clothes and a rolex watch. a source is telling our joe johns, the former governor had a chance last year to keep his wife maureen from being indicted, but decided instead to, quote, throw her under the bus. joe is here with us with more on this story. what else are you learning? >> wolf, a

>> the cfo of procter & gamble said on the call that, yeah, it was this movement that flat razor salesey aren't seeing much growth in razors. we've known for several years men are shaving fewer times a week. you have these hipsters who have the three-day growth, which is normal. gen-y, huge generation, they don't shave every day. >> that is not generation y. >> there's the big beard or three-day stubble. it's in whether you're a hipster or hollywood star. that is a trend changing some of the big razor companies. >> and changing cultures at work probably allow that. previously a lot of people are going more business casual in the office, which allows for more stubble. >> you have tattoos, lots of fact hair. >> are women not using them as much because of all the depilltory treatments? >> this is specifically talking about men. in the month of november it was the nationwide movement to not shave to raise awareness for prostate cancer. >> i don't agree. i think that think about the fact these razor blades, you know at home when you buy them, i think people are getting hip to the fact they

procter and gamble, a bright spot in the declining market. climbing 1.3%.in emerging markets. we're coming up on the closing on this friday afternoon. up 37 points on the s&p. plus points on the dow. this is the work since 2012. you have equities slumping around the world, big emerging market currency selloff. the argentine peso really getting hit today. extending the worst slump since 2009. for the marketff on concerns of where this global economy is heading. is at the level it was in mid-december. this wasof people say needed. this was a market that was on fire last year. if you get a market up 20%, it is only natural that people will take a little bit off the table. this might be long overdue and they were looking for an excuse. everyone is looking for an excuse to sell. >> is thi we're looking at 2014 growth numbers. everything resets. you have to wonder what is fundamental and what is purely technical. we broke the moving average. we are now below 1800. it can be significant in the actual number. finally taking advantage of volatility. like the vix ove

and is not just real estate, but when they are investing in stocks, ge is at the top of the list, procteramble, microsoft, wells fargo, and apple. questionerms of that of conflict of interest, a lot of members invest in mutual funds, hedge funds, managed portfolios, because if you on the financial services committee , people are going to raise some concerns. our washington source but it -- correspondent, megan hughes, thank you. >> the latest scandal about the french president. ♪ a quick check of the headlines in our global outlook. the shipwrecked costa concordia will finally be moved from the waters of tuscany in june. it'll be taken to a port to be dismantled. they comes just before the two year anniversary of the ship running around, killing 32 aground,- on killing 32 people. ran a sevengazine page x was a accusing him of an affair. >> he's not married, yes have an affair with his friend. the french would be disappointed if he was not. having,ght not even be -- it might not even be him, he just photographed a guy, it's assumed it was him. >> selling magazines, that is the long and sho

it will be interesting to see how this compares with procter & gamble. one other thing to point out here, we didn't think it would happen this soon, but irish borrowing costs, 1.64% on the five. year that year, 1.7 will so ireland now is revealing both more than the u.s. and the uk. back to you. >> ross, that is amazing. irish yields, are they the equivalent of u.s. yields? crazy. >> on the five-year, they're lower. >> wow. good restructuring will do for you. thank you, ross. >> yeah. >> the world economic forum is being held in davos, as we mentioned. joe, becky and andrew are there. joining us to discuss the critical issues likely to dominate the agenda is charles dorva. mr. delora, good to have you here. >> good morning, michelle. it's a pleasure to be with you again. >> i don't know if you just heard ross westgate reporting live from london, but irish yields are now lower than u.s. yields on the five year. i don't know if you've seen what's happens with italian yields and even some greek yields. you were at the fer front two years ago. now what do yo

faster pace through 10 planes a month, the highest production rate for the one i'll airplane up, and procterprofit of the $1.18 per share missing the estimate by $0.02. sales of emerging-market debt 8%. cutting costs to $10 billion by fiscal 2016. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. let cheryl: private equity snapping up companies and discount prices and a hit its lowest level in eight years as the economy improves will there be a rush or slow down in buyouts as prices get more expensive? liz claman found a perfect person in davos, switzerland at the world economic forum. >> the managing director of bain capital, pioneered the private equity fund approach with $65 billion in assets under management, what they searching for? can they find anything with their relationships in davos? i want to point out to our viewers the coat you are wearing is accompany you bought as well. >> we made investment in canada do summoned to go. my partner runs the retail firm at the term, senior partner and it is a wonderful company, first time i have been warm in davo

procter & gamble's profits down, but look at the stock, 2.7% reaching 80., no, hold on a second, it kept its sales forecast unchanged, but that stock is still up 2.7%. look the at starbucks, it's raised its profit forecast and that's up 2.4%. a new fox news.com poll find a record number, 59% now opposes obamacare and look at the democrats. they're beginning to turn tail, too. about one third, 30% say democrats, that is, they say they oppose the health care law. crystal wright, editor of the blog, conservative black chick, she's here. all right, crystal, one third of democrats oppose obamacare, i want to know when is that one third of democrats who oppose obamacare going to be translated into some kind of action from congressional democrats right before the election? when are we going to see it? >> well, remember, during the government shutdown and after the government shutdown, stuart, you had democrat members of congress suggesting, hey, president obama, maybe we need to delay the individual mandate under obamacare. and remember, i think we had democrat se

procter & gamble doing fairly well as well.eat estimates thanks to growth in emerging markets overcoming weakness in developed markets like the u.s. we have more "market makers" including david cameron. whenlked about the days politicians meddled with interest rates. that is coming up on "market makers" on bloomberg television. ♪ >> i'm erik schatzker live at the world economic forum in switzerland. i sat down with one of the most powerful bankers in latin america. $3.5old his firm to ubs for billion and bought it back for $2 billion. here is our conversation. think it is a measure in the right direction. of course, it comes in a moment of weakness. much more transparency in pricing formation. argentina was in a moment with true exchange rates. society cannot afford this kind of regime for a long time. what is pushing the devaluation is not the financial markets or speculators. it is the society of argentina. i think it is good. it came in a moment of weakness in the economy. >> is their contingent risk for brazil --is there co

also out this week, united technologies, mcdone add's, microsoft and procter & gamble.sing those earnings at 11:30 cet with john buffett. >>> and when it comes to driving earning hes growth and creating share value, which businesses are best? we want to hear from you. who do you think is the best ceo in the world? if you want to join the conversation here, please, get in touch with us. e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. don't miss out on that. who is the best ceo in the world? we will reveal all as revealed a little later. >>> meanwhile, lenovo is reporting it's in talks to buy low end server unit x86. the chinese hardware company is only confirming that it's in talks with a third party. rumors of an agreement first surfaced yesterday with the "wall street journal" the object of lep novo's affections is actually dell. lenovo shares dropped 3% higher. >>> dropbox has reportedly secured $3 million after the firm has been valued at $10 billion. dropbox was last valued at 4 billion following a previous round of funding in 2011 1. ma

some of the big companies they are invested in, ge, procter & gamble, microsoft, wells fargo, and apple the industries they are invested in, very heavy in real estate, securities, commercial banks, oil and gas, and finance and credit companies. a popular strategy is investing in mutual funds, managed portfolios. yourselfis to protect from any accusations of conflict of interest. >> conflict of interest in washington? never. >> never. >> thank you, megan hughes with us on this friday. >> how do you track the investment of really rich people in washington? when we come back, to pro sports teams -- to pro sports teams are wagering on online gambling. we will be speaking to the ceo of the philadelphia 76ers and the devils from new jersey. if you missed any of our interviews, you can now watch them on apple tv, a brand-new experience featuring live videos and on-demand tv. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm stephanie ruhle. transforming the business of ports. that is what the ceo of the 76ers and the new jersey devils is doing. his teams have become the first to align themselves with online gambling. wi

we can beam that coupon to major people like procter & gamble and different foods at a coke. the moment that you are about to make the purchase or walking down the aisle, i know something about you can remember, we can track everything. and offer you the incentive because we know that last week you were in the store and you bought that thinking about her. so this time, i will give you a coupon for it. -- and you bought that peanut butter. so this time, i will give you a coupon for it. >> what is the saying? buy peanutgoing to butter, you're going to buy peanut butter. if you're going to buy jelly, you're going to buy geller -- buy jelly. >> i like the glasses. >> you need to bring those back from san francisco. justin bieber has one then you know. need a, i think you pair. those look good. thank you. >> you are watching right now president obama rounding out his cabinet. he is announcing that he will nominate the founder of a latino owned community bank in la and cabinetalifornia secretary. we are back with former apple ceo john scully. you can continue to watch the president

street journal the company signing this pledge to do this includes xerox, at&t, lockheed martin and procterquestion. the number of people affected by this minimum wage would be 39% increase in minimum wage but we only have 3 million workers in the entire country, in the entire economy on minimum wage and have the mark under age 25. is this more about symbolism than actually putting money into the economy? peter: you said that, i did not. dennis: thanks for being with us, peter bonds. will the president sounds the right seems and offer up the right tools tonight? here is what they expected it tonight? liberal commentator alan colmes and the new fox business show the independent camille foster. what do you expect to hear tonight and will it succeed? >> i expect the theme of inequality has been talking about for so long. suspected won't be quite as want the. we will hear about the minimum wage and other policies he thinks will help people, be better off in the long run. the one issue a lot of the policies are pretty shortsighted. i don't know that boosting the minimum wage is actually a sustai

we'll hear from bristol myers, honeywell, procter & gamble, kimberly clark, state street and xerox all before the opening td bell today. still to come, becky will be speaking to brian moynihan together with bono, u2's front man. bono has recorded a new ad which will run live during the super bowl. george has plenty more for us in the next 50 minutes. >>> that's right, ross. jobs, growth, disinflation? the question is, is the united states of europe? well, my next guest thinks so. that's coming up right after the break. >>> and later in the day, we'll bring you an extended version of closing bell. that from 6:00 p.m. cet. "worldwide exchange" continues right after this. >>> the headlines today, world leaders defend extraordinary measures taken during the crisis in a special cnbc debate from davos. >>> the dow and s&p 500 are on track for their worst week in six as china fears and mixed earnings weigh. >>> and at least five people reported debt in cry row after three explosions rocked the egyptian capital. >>> not a moment to lose, i'm going to introduce my guest immediately because we'r

procter & gamble, listen to this one. they blame movember for shaving its profits. they expel they have raised $433 million to help fight prostate cancer and a bright side for p and g, man scaping could be growth. they use one raise for for their face and you can use your imagine for the rest there. a rising star was arraigned in federal court. prosecutors charge the former governor that he was on the tape. they say his wife maureen also took illegal gifts and she like her husband pleaded not guilty. there seems to be when you read into this, a lot of innuendo that maureen donald was enjoying living large and led her husband down the primrose path. you need to know this. even though they were holding hands this morning, they hired secret lawyers. before we chat, let me pull up an e-mail that seems to have everyone in the puntit world crowing. maureen mcdonnell said this. bob is screaming about the thousands i'm charging in credit card debt. we are broke. we have an unconscionable amount in credit card debt and this inaugural is killing us. that's where this whole th

it will also be procter differently. rather than each wing in currently doing a test, and now the test will come from 20 there force. >> what about this test made it particularly punitive that put so much pressure on the air and at mills from? the difference between their test? >> the same proficiency tests to test their knowledge of normal procedures. it is given every month. there is nothing different about this test. everyone takes it every month. as the secretary said, lindy is passing. the expectation among is the true force was, they could not miss question. >> is that a problem exclusive? says. >> i would say it is systemic. we need to change within the way we train and test within the community. >> tell us about accountability, or any of the wing commanders in jeopardy of losing their jobs? also, can you lesson update on the investigation? >> let me tell you, on -- the air turnover their permission. it will look and how we train and test. the environment existed. at the end of that will make recommendations to th

in cincinnati, kroger and procter & gamble announced they would donate tickets to local military family200 seats. now going to fans like master sergeant michelle ring. >> a huge fan. we bleed blue lear. >> able to watch her team in person this weekends even as other fans can now tune in at home. >> for me personally, i'm so grateful. >> a lot of people grateful today they won't miss those games. many have asked if that rule might change especially because the tv revenue from games is so high. the fcc has moved to end the blackout rule but the nfl said it would oppose any change. as for that game in green bay, they are going to be handing out 70,000 hand warmers. >> aren't they also going to provide coffee and hot chocolate for people? it's going to be so cold. >> they should. >> kristin, thank you so much for that. by the way, the last nfl playoff game to be blacked out occurred in miami back in january of 2002. the dolphins hosting the baltimore ravens then. you can all watch today's games on nbc. kansas city chiefs play the indianapolis colts in a very warmed domed stadium. kickoff ti

announce that some of the nation's largest employers am including xerox, at&t, lockheed martin, and procteramble, have signed a white house pledge agreeing not to discriminate against the long-term unemployed when making a hiring decision. who will sitsts with the first lady tomorrow night, to survivors of the boston marathon bombing and openly gay nba player jason collins. chosensts are often because they symbolize an issue or policy the president is promoting. c-span radio will have live coverage of the address tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. those are some of the latest headlines. when bill and hillary began , hillaryching careers clinton's career began right inside this building. professor. she taught criminal law, trial procedure, the prison project. hillary was a wellesley educated ivy league, law school grad. nixon had been impeached about two weeks before hillary taught her first class. >> first lady hillary clinton tonight at 9:00 eastern, live on c-span and c-span 3. c-span launched its first c-span schoolbus in 1993. visiting hundreds of schools and communities nationwide an

host: an announcement is expected in the state of the union that the president has reached out to procteramble to end this employment discrimination. guest: it is a real problem. unemployment is too high. it is no great secret that would many large employers have done is just coincidentally, the people who are in their 50s, who have been in the company for 30 years, just coincidentally they seem to disappear. just coincidentally, a few months later, we will hire in a few young people. we have got to stop that. you see older workers who have been working at a company for 20 or 30 years earning a decent wage, proud of the work they're doing, getting the benefits, when they lose their job, it is very hard for them to get a job that pays the same type of income that they had. many of them are now working at jobs at half wages and two thirds. host: michael from new orleans. independent line. caller: good morning. thatce to talk to someone has rightfully owned the congressional six percent approval rating. i would like to go in little off-topic to show you how wrong you are with one subject. op

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this is like procter & gamble and this is where you get back to the question of beards and facial hairir business. and i got to tell -- >> we we pulled up footage because this is a trend in personal care in case you've been living under a rock. guys wear stumble, there's the movember growing mustaches and that's been taking a hit on razors. there's more competition which is what the ceo cited heightened promotional activity. >> they thought this, quote, unquote, turbulent promotional activity would end and it's not the case because they've got this remarkable level of competition that is only increasing. >> from october to november or so, this is at least a 7% rise here. >> you would not have expected this. go back further you see the stock going up. again, when you look at performance, not quite what we want it to be. >> the story could be told in the margins down 45.9% from 47% despite a drop in the input cost. that's how much the pressure is being seen by energizer. tupperware, we are watching emerging markets and what's going on there and in turkey, this is the one company, herb, t

strangely enough, procter & gamble talked about how to make money in venezuela.ut when you change your government and go hard socialist, that takes you out of the meeemerging market quotient. you have a lot of children, that's a reason a diaper company would like to be there. argentina is going socialist marxist. the idea, oh, the emerging markets are bad. if a 40 million country goes marxist because they believe that's the way to go -- >> stepping out -- >> they're going price control, they're going -- trying to change equality in the country. they're also corrupt. corrupt meaning that there's difficult for american companies to be there without trying to augment what they do to be able to stay strong in that country. >> right. without running afoul, of course, of -- >> corrupt being a term in our country, but over there would be fairness. >> sure. >> all of these concerns aside, you do sometimes, you can forgive people and if they get overly concerned, i remember '07 people saying don't worry about the credit markets, everything's fine. remember the outgoing fe