we don't want them going back to shanghai or shenzhen or dubai or anywhere else that they would go back to. we need to figure out a way -- as in the examples of these companies -- to get these people to stay, stay anywhere to our states, but don't leave, especially if we've educated you in our universities. we want these people to stay and innovate in the united states. and then the final point -- on the demographics here is women. and this is really near and dear to my heart. i was an investment banker for jpmorgan. and i honestly believe that women are the undervalued asset class. and that means that women can be entrepreneurs and we don't see them right now very much in this segment, especially not in the high-growth segment. and that's a real question mark. there are some statistics that i think are in some ways troubling and in some ways cool. women are 46% of the workforce, 50% of college students, 51% of our ph.d.s, and last year 70% of the valedictorians. like, girls are smart. and so, for any of you who haven't figured that out yet. right? why do not we not see them starting co

these include the cities, shanghai and shenzhen. 22 were unchanged. but only three saw price combines. and a quick look at the property sector. and you can see real estate companies did not like this news at all. with that said, we're probably not going to see the end of the prosecute price cooling measures. as well as a limit on who can buy a second home, all to limit speculation. with the curbs set to stay in place, one analyst is afraid they might cool the economy off too much. >> on one hand, they had a policy to curtail the rise in property prices and inflation. they have done relatively well. the risk is on if other side, that they cut too much. they're going to try to loosen policy, increase growth. it is a long way to go before that. it doesn't happen overnight. >> and his comments on china's growth and domestic demand brings back to china's wealth. everybody is predicting the same for that country. and a lot of china watchers will say they're on that path. >> ramy, thanks for joining us. >> you almost called him romeo there, andrew. >>> last

really connected the dots because the conditions that i talk about that have been documented in shenzhenound the world are so far than the first world here, the warehouses in the middle of america, they send all the stuff you order and come out of workers working in very brutal conditions. and i felt like the stories of how they get crushed down, how their hours get extended, match so closely to what i saw and others have seen in shenzhen. >> we should check out the article and post it on our website. what do you now snow in. >> rwanda, the small country in calf africa, is number one in terms of the percentage of women in their parliament. having been there and seeing how this country is trying to get past 1994, the genocide, and the society and how they are relying on the decision-making of women was really beautiful. >> we were surprised by that fact, too. rebecca, what do you know? >> i read a story in "the tampa bay times" that it is hard to keep track of what florida legislatures are doing around the country, but florida has a right to praifcy within the state constitution, if roe w

. >> china is not just shanghai, shenzhen, guangzhou, or macau. >> what happens in macau stays in macau>> say that in portuguese. >> mcdonald's i want to point out like kfc the seal of approval of american food, meaning it doesn't poison you, is a tremendous benefit. >> exactly. >> people like american food because it's healthier over there. i do love a big mac, fries and diet coke. >> yum or mcdonald's, gun to the head, yum or mcdonald's. >> i like jim skinner so much i bet his departure is disturbing so i'm goingor yum which has been a remarkable run. maybe it pulls back at a certain point. >> fedex handily beating wall street estimates. record holiday package shipping and revenues came in slightly below consensus forecast and guidance they're giving for the current quarter, street estimate is at the high end of the range that they are issuing so that's a bit of a problem for the stock. we're looking at a lower open for fedex 2%. express volumes, jim, continue to plague the company. quarter after quarter this is a problem area. >> true. i will point out that fedex delivers your amazon