sharp tried to tie up with quaalcomm in 2012. sharp says the display uses less energy than liquid crystal or organic el displays and produces crisp images. plans to start manufacturing the screen as early as 2017. >>> female leaders are meeting in tokyo to discuss empowerment of women in society. the three-day world assembly for men opened friday. christine laguard is among guests. the japanese government is co-hosting the forum. prime minister abe delivered the opening speech and says he wants more women to work but japan has fewer lawmakers and business managers than other developed nations. >> translator: we have to take action right now to empower women. japan has set a goal of having women occupy about 30% of executive posts by the year 2020. >> many japanese women say they struggle to pursue careers because of poor social infrastructure. they say more daycare centers are needed for working mothers. the forum will discuss these and other challenges as well as ways to overcome them. >>> unlike japan the situation for women in

quaalcomm is one of the winners today. the plant, none of them seems to be reaping the benefits of that apple halo being in the iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus. >> thank you very much. bob is here and it is an interesting day down 80 points now. >> i'm calling it a lousy day for global growth. outside of the weakness that we are seeing in the internet stocks and some of the momentum names there is your global growth slow down concern. here you look at gasoline down 2%, texas crude, nickel, copper all down right across the board. when you get that you get shipping companies, big shipping companies, front lines and eagle bulk shipping. they add a shipping. these guys ship dry goods around the world and liquid goods around the world. you get iron ore stocks and steel stocks down 3% or 4%. all on the weak side and of course emerging markets. we can buy south africa today. there it is. australia, brazil, china and there is the emerging market, the biggest one of them all. finally i want to note here we see weakness in the chinese in

we talked about quaalcomm, mobile/cellular ships. shares are down marginally since the iphone march on tuesday september 9. some of the more notable action has come via other types of suppliers. we talked about gt advanced technologies that make the sapphire glass display. it was discovered that the company's displays were not going to be part of the new iphone 6 models. that remains to be seen. we will see what happens during next week's tear down. there is invens s which some think could benefit if their products which include motion sensing technology can make it into the iphone 6 and 6 plus. the stock did rally sharply during the event on tuesday but gave up the gains and are down about 4% since the event started. a lot of questions about who makes what for the new iphones will be answered when these things get shipped physically and into people's hands when all of the dissection will happen and will give everyone a better idea of whose stuff went into this phone. take it apart and see what that chip and lens is. everything is go