rubbermaid shareholders down 35%. and as soon as the company seemed to be turning things around after years of struggling, they were almost obliterated by the financial crisis. not only did newell rubbermaid hit you with a 69% dividend cut in may of 2009, man, was that bad, like getting hit with a frying pan followed by another 21.5% cut in 2010, the stock was thrashed, cut, mutilated. from its peak in 2007 to its trough in march of 2009, newell rubbermaid lost 85% of its value. bottoming with the market at 4.71. the stock has come back with a vengeance, nearly tripling from its 2009 lows. but a lot have, right? and the dividend has started to come back too, thanks to a 60% boost in the payout last may, signaling that things were getting better but the yield up 7.7%. used to be a magnificent yield here. in my view, you haven't missed a thing. it remains 40% off its 2007 highs and thanks to the recent turn-around efforts, this is a much stronger business than five years ago. so what's different? why am i now ready to e

let's start with rubbermaid. solid numbers. eastman chemical is another dynamic story. the eps was a miss. good guidance. plus the street absolutely loves their acquisition of solution. that stock up 6%. then i want to point to knit flix. it's another 4.5% today. 75% year-to-date. those are incredible numbers. on the flip side, sharp, devry, we'll see what happens with them. ford, down close to 4% today. we discussed this a lot. earnings missed mainly on input costs. the guidance on top of that. they are down big for the day. that's it from the realtime exchange. michelle, back to you. >> all righty. thank you very much, brian shactman. treasury prices continued to rally after the disappointing fourth-quarter read on gdp we got today. rick santelli has the details. >> you know, as i look at a ten-year, it closed last week at 202. we're down 13 basis points. you can clearly see this week we're on our way to the highest yields of the year. then something happened on the way to the forum. it was called the fed meeting. it definitely turned the market down. and as michelle

rubbermaid up. eastman chemical up and earnings up 4% at the bottom mason, frontier down 5% plus and the biggest loser if you will 9.5% for robert half international. tyler, over to you. >>> brian, thank you very much. we are following news about facebook possibly ready to file paperwork for an ipo as early as the middle of next week. we have scrambled the jets and joined by kayla tausche, jon fortt, julia boorstin, john carney and on the phone from davos, david kirk patrick. >> the headlines out of "the wall street journal" at this hour facebook looking to file ipo dock yums with the s.e.c. as soon as wednesday and morgan stanley is close to winning the facebook deal. that's something we have reported here at cnbc based on things we have heard from our sources and also the fact morgan stanley has been the leader in internet-related ipos here in the u.s. for the last year and has been on a lot of the flagship ipos that were somewhat tied to facebook. as far as valuation goes, there's a headline in t