. >>> and at&t ceo, randall stephenson weighs in on media deals and the tax plan. stay tuned.'re watching "squawk box" on cnbc. >>> some stocks to watch this morning. fit dbit beating the street, saying product launches for this year remain on track. >>> square's results topping analyst expectations. the payment processing company raising its full year outlook. shares up about 3%. >>> avis reporting a larger than expected loss citing higher fleet costs, price pressure and a late easter holiday. shares are down 7.5% now. >>> time for the executive endg. we told you earlier in the week that millennials are set to be the least entrepreneurial generation in history, they're being outpaced by baby boomers. kate rogers continues her tour for national small business week with that story in philadelphia. then i got a quick update at the end, kate. i don't knead need to involve everyone else, but i will at the end. take it away. >> thank you very much. when it comes to launching new businesses, millennials are being outpaced by baby boomers like philadelphia-based brian kravits. kravit

randall stephenson and twitter ceo jack dorsey. that is all for now.berg. ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." in this week's issue, a question being asked from wall street to main street. oliver: if america were a company, would you keep its ceo? carol: that's next on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ oliver: we are joined by bloomberg news editor-in-chief john micklethwait. john, in your opening remarks section of this week's "is this week" you essentially hold up donald trump his own meter stick, by his own standards for what he promised. tell us about how you went about taking about this.

i'm glad i got yelled at by like randall stephenson. if i'm going to get yesterday at by someone.ander graham bell with the telephone. with the watson thing. >> with the telephone, yeah. so we're both at least -- >> you're not -- as a millennial you are not entitled. welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc live from the nasdaq marketsite in times square. you try, you know, just talking on tv three hours a day when you're, you know -- get up at 4:00 in the morning. afl-cio unveiling its executive pay list. the list tracks ceos income for 2016. among the findings the average ceo made 347 times more money than the average rank and file worker. joining us afl-cio president richard trumka. it begs the question, and it's good to see you, mr. trumka, i guess -- >> thanks for having me back on. >> is your idea, or as a remedy if you think a remedy is needed is shining a light on this? i guess that's the reason for this initiative, i think i've asked you before, you're not looking for congress or someone to pass a law capping ceo pay, are you? >> well, we're looking to do a couple of things.