>> i'm shibani joshi with your fox business brief.ed for a second straight day with investors shrugging off the possible sequestration at that could take effect on friday. all three major indices posted gains with the blue-chips hitting new five-year high. >>> shares of monster beverage fizzling in after-hours. trading following its fourth quarter results. earning for the energy drink maker falling short of the estimate at 39 cents a share. revenue also lower than expected at $471.5 million. >>> royal dutch/shell is suspending its oil drilling activity in alaska for this year with plans to resume it at a later date. shell already spent $4.5 billion on the program but a series of challenges led the u.s. department of interior to review the launch. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta®(eszopiclone) can help you get there. like it has r so many people before. when t

dagen: shibani joshi knows where dell is going. if i knew, i would be in a different job, i think. we are all living through history, as we know it. a big week for dell. we have been reporting about it going private in a $24 billion transaction. the talk this week is about the hidden meaning and it going private. in fact, writing in a research note in the last day, we viewed the transaction as another sign of the saving importance of the pc industry. the talk is where dell will go as a private company. probably focusing on a higher margin. yesterday shares rose about 6% as there were talks and a report out that the company may rid itself of its core pc business. i spoke to somebody very close to the situation. they say the company intends to keep all of its core businesses intact. this is just to give you a sense of what is happening. a complete makeover of the pc industry. i heard your interview, guys, with walt mossberg. right now, they are in this battleground. dagen: thank you, shibani. shibani joshi on that story. connell: let

liz: thank you very much, shibani joshi. well athenahealth selling off in after-hours trading after reporting a miss on revenue. coming up next exclusively on fox business the chairman and ceo of athenahealth, jonathan bush. he will hope to grow his cloud based electronic health company, as the it continues to go through changes. we'll have questions for him. we'll be right back. ♪ . great, everybody made it. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold packages at any fedex office location. hey do you wanna get a drink later? we asked total strangers to watch

shibani joshi has the story. >> a public brouhaha surrounding apple.'t seen in a very long time. david einhorn is activist hedge fund manager and apple investor making a public appeal to shareholders via press release ahead of the company's shareholder meeting asking for them to keep the option open of issuing preferred shares. there is an agenda item at this year's shareholder meeting, to stop and no longer issue preferred shares. he does not want that to happen. the reason he wants to prevent that because he wants to unlock shareholder value. keep in mind the price of apmedical is down the lax six months over 30%. he says there is lot of cash on the books he wants to get into his own pocket. he issued the following statement. we understand many shareholders share our frustration with apple's capital allocation policies. they have $145 per share of cash on the balance sheet. as a shareholder this is your money. he is trying to get his hands on it. melissa: what is the likelihood he will get what he wants? >> we seen the proxy fights go anywhere but in

melissa: shibani joshi, thanks so much.night on "money", we have congressman jeff duncan of south carolina. he is returning 15% of his office budget back to taxpayers. he knows how to tighten his belt in tough times. a lesson for the rest of the government. he joins me at 5:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. i don't know. we were on vacation last week. we had fox business in the hotel i was at. we were down in the bahamas. the ashley was on. lori: nonstop. melissa: i got him a little something to make up for it. he was on, i think they had him working security out front. he was running some cameras. he did almost everything. so he is coming up in the next hour. there he is. here some ashley. lori: i didn't get you anything. melissa: i did. i did. lori: so ashley and i stick around. they finally let tracy have a little vacation. we'll speak with delaware governor jack markel, shares the national governor association's. melissa: a little gift card. you can drink it. lori: welcome to a new hour here on markets now on fox busines

shibani joshi is here with this severe cyber attack and it is just getting worse, isn't it? shibani: it is crazy. we brought you twitter, facebook and then apple joining the list yesterday the company acknowledged in a statement it had been hit in a mack attack. we should have it. apple identified now where which is a limited number of the java plug-in for browsers. no evidence any data has left apple. even though there are conflicting reports about where the attacks originated from, some say china, some say eastern europe, some say china. there is one common threat that we know exist among all of them, and that is java. it is very out there and accessible making it easy for you to access that no matter what rows are your one, matter what computer device, even a mobile phone. the problem is there has been a lot of issues with the java programming. last year they deemed 2012 the year java vulnerability because 50% of web attacks originally did in some sort of breach of attack using java. even the department of homeland security warned about an issue in january. it was fixed fo

shibani joshi can tell us all about it. shibani: a lot to get to.l election may be well behind us. silicon valley taking a page out of a political playbook and launching a new series of 30 ads, one might say, to take on the increasingly competitive landscape. this time it is microsoft. you may have seen this if you were up watching "saturday night live" this weekend. it feels very much like a political ad that we saw back in the fall of last year. this series is based on a survey that microsoft did on e-mail privacy and the statistics that they are using, well, they are true. they are fax. it found 70% of americans did not believe or know that their e-mail service providers, including gmail, scanned their e-mails to deliver ads. instead microsoft using this campaign. outlook.com just got released today. new features. a whole host of features. those hotmail users out there have another reason to upgrade to outlook.com and get away from gmail using these advertising tactics. pretty interesting, i think. microsoft is getting a little savvy there. conne

shibani joshi, joining us with the very latest on the story. shibani?e situation continues to be very, very fluid. the last time i was on i let you guys know that the site had been taken down. now we officially have a statement from burger king about the alleged hack of its twitter site. in fact, they go on to say, it has come to our attention that the twitter account of burger king brand has been hacked they are acknowledging this finally. we're working directly with administrators to shut down the account until we're able to re-establish our legitimate site and ought thentic postings. we apologize to our followers who have been receiving erroneous tweets about other members of our industry and additional inappropriate topics. as i mentioned the web suite was suspended about an hour ago. a lot of things have happened since then. first over the course of about an hour before that, that is the amount of time that the account was hacked, there were very inappropriate comments put out. even the logo taken over of the burger king account putting a mcdonald'

shibani: iam shibani joshi. we have weak data piling on. ashley: energy prices down big again today. shibani: another dire warning on the sequester. the president proposing the largest infusion of new spending since the 2009 new stimulus. we will have lou dobbs weighing in on that. ashley: the very latest on the whiteout conditions in the midwest. look at that. we will tell you where this brutal storm is headed next. good afternoon. time for stocks now. there has been a slew of economic data driving the action. consumer prices rising three tenths of a percent last month. that is the biggest jump since may 2011. the philly fed index showing a new fracturing contracted for the second straight month. nicole: hinting that this evening that we have seen with stimulus could be taken away at some point. the weak economic news. you have europe. that is still a big problem. we talked about weak gdp there. we are seeing a euro that is stronger. when you look at the pics, spiking today for a second straight day. it has been above the 15 mark. it is act

shibani joshi joins us with the very latest on this. shibani: pretty scary stuff. there are a billion people on facebook posting what we presume are private photos and videos. facebook did acknowledge via a blog post that it was on the receiving end of a cyber attack. here is, basically, the breath of what happened. the company saying "last month, facebook security discovered that our system had been targeted in a sophisticated attack. it occurred when a handful of employees visited a mobile developer site that was compromise. we began a significant investigation that continues to this day. we have no evidence that the facebook user information was compromised in this attack." reuters is reporting the fbi is investigating the details. all of this comes on a wrong string of cyber attacks that we have been reporting on. twitter, for example, just a couple weeks ago that 250,000 users, their accounts getting hacked. the computer systems were hacked and infiltrated by chinese and linkedin last summer that it's password stolen for 6.5 million users. with a billion users

let's bring in our tech reporter shibani joshi. what do you make of tim quote's comments? shibani: he really sideswiped the issue, that $137 billion in cash, not giving any indication of specific uses, explaining you have to be focused as an investor on the long term specifically new product categories, you and melissa were saying show me the i.t. products and there will be the new television sets and the new i watch possibly but these are products that are not going to make it to store shelves until the end of this year, maybe 2014-2015. we are in this middle ground where apple is seeing its share price decline to a 52 week low, hit an all-time high, 705 in september, losing $250 billion in market cap. it has got this cash. david einhorn wants some of it. to make up for the fact the stock has dropped 40%. they have this dividend at $2.50, but it isn't enough specifically because of the catalysts that are not on a short-term rise in. long term is good if you are a long-term investor but in the short term a lot of investors want some sort of capital appreciation and that is

let's get to shibani joshi. shibani: kind of confusing because this website is normally used to tweet out deals and really is being used as a brand ambassador type website. but that will change a couple of hours ago -- that all changed a couple of hours ago as somebody hacked in and changed the logo saying burger king had been bought by mcdonald's obviously that's not true. burger king has come out with a statement saying it's come to our attention that the twitter account of burger king brand has been hacked. we're working directly with administrators to shut down the account until we are able to re-establish our legitimate site and authentic postings. we apologize to our followers who have been receiving erroneous tweets. so this chaos obviously needs to be examined, and we're certainly going to continue to follow this. but it's generating buzz for this company. there's a little bit of upside there while all this stuff is also happening for burger king. liz: it would be too obvious to say that somebody from mcd

shibani joshi. i heard you gals before the break. you sound like doubting thomases. the new blackberry. melissa: well not yet at least. blackberry wants to hear. that is the biggest sort of criticism we heard yet of the earlier reviews of the z 10. there is little something for everyone. one thing clearly missing with keyboard. is early indication. in canada. initial sales of the z 10 are off to a great start. z10 is off to a better start since the lumia 920. not a endorsement since lumia is fourth place in market share. bloomberg saying we have grown more confident in the likely success of the blackberry 10 launch, over in the u.k. the device sold out in 20 minutes in many different locations. today in canada, we're hearing of record sales already. so we may be able to change our mind before it makes our way over here in march. lori: looks fancy. have to give it that. melissa: speaking of canada the end of the penny. the royal canadian mint halted production and penny in financial institutions. cost 11 million bucks to reduce the coin. part of the discontinuation of

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fox business's shibani joshi spoke to the vice chair of net app. app is ensuring that all this tremendous amount of data, the feed on your television screen, even the communications inside the actual stadium, every single detail actually ends up data that needs to be managed. the nfl decided to team up with net app and i spoke to the vice chairman earlier this morning. he said they have been testing like crazy the last 30 days because you don't want anything to go wrong with this. they are testing on a lot of different fronts. i mean everything from communications to photographs to even security is being used and evaluated right now by net liz: speaking of pictures, look at what we have got here. closing bell ringing in 39 minutes. shares of manitowoc hitting 52 week high after reporting better than expected fourth quarter earnings. coming up the chairman and ceo of manitowoc will join me in a fox business exclusive. i will ask him the other ways the company is manufacturing profits. you don't want to miss that. there's a gorgeous stock chart. and,

. >> i'm shibani joshi with your fox business brief.he markets are on the rise after federal reserve chairman ben bernanke defended the central bank's bond buying stimulus before congress. better than expected reports on the u.s. economy also helping to push stocks higher. >>> a federal judge has ordered former goldman sachs director rajat gupta, to pay the bank $6 million for legal expenses connected to his insider trading case. he was accused leaking news about goldman to raj rajaratnam. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is expected to sign an online gambling bill by the end of the day. early this month governor christie vetoed a online gambling bill saying he would support a new version with some changes. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper lori: who's next? that's the question being tossed around inside goldman sachs these days. senior executives there debate whether current ceo lloyd blankfein will stay at the firm indefinitely. everything comes to an end at some point i suppose. m

shibani joshi has the story. >> this is a busy week for the pc industry is an understatement.e had dell and its privatization news come out. yesterday there were fresh reports of rumors that the company, hewlett-packard, may be getting rid of its core business. some critical questions ahead for the overall pc industry. in fact, as i wrote in a note about the dell transaction, that quote, we view the privatization as another sign of the fading importance of the pc industry. now is it too early to call the death of the pc industry? i think so but it's clear they're very much in a transition phase. i spoke to somebody very close to the hp, very close to the company and they told me the following. that the company does want to keep its core business. that meg whitman, the ceo of hp, has said as much. so they really making light of this news but it is very, very clear what happens next over the next few months, the next few years is really going to drive what happens to the pc industry. everyone that is attached to it. you think about microsoft. you think about intel, software-make

. >> i am shibani joshi with your fox business brief.ond straight day with a possible sequestration that could take affect on friday. the dow is moving higher by 197 points. at&t and southwest are announcing wired line employees representing the communications workers of americc district have vetoed or voted to ratify contract covering 20,000 at&t wired line employees in kansas, missouri, oklahoma and texas. according to a new study, advertisers will spend more on social media ad in 2013 then ever before. u.s. advertisers plan to spend more than $4 billion with 64% planning to boost the social media budget this year. advertising still lags behind other ad channels, and now we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman. >liz: what a day, dow jones industrials having a rally, but the s&p, nasdaq, russell looking very healthy at the moment. the dow 100 points away from the all-time closing high quebec october 2007. the s&p 500 finishing higher for the fourth month in a row. nicole on the floor of the new york stock exchang

shibani joshi has all the details. >> the fact we get free streaming music is pretty remarkable. the years and industry evolve that is going to change and pandora is getting hip with all of that making small incremental changes to try to bring in incremental revenue. there is two ways to look at it. the stock price is down reacting favorably to the news, when the news leaked on tuesday night. yesterday it was up. trading a little bit lower here. pandora shareholders are looking for important measures to deal, these important measures to deal with rising costs 6 acquiring new music. the cost of act choiring -- acquiring new music take up to 60% of revenues. this is good news or a win-win for pandora. shareholders and pandora users are scratching their head what will happen. tim westergren is a great music lover and great entrepreneur in the industry. saying the per track royalty rates have increased more than 25% over the last three years and are scheduled to increase an additional 6% over the next two years. but here's a catch here. the limit is, 40 hours per week. and that is, a

. >> i'm shibani joshi with your fox business brief.h mixed fourth quarter results. earnings for the upscale department store beat estimates by six cents at 1.40 a share. revenues slight letter lower than expectations at $3.6 billion. the securities & exchange commission is latest battleground whether corporations must make additional disclosures of political contributions. our own charlie gasparino is reporting that the sec is set to decide on a new rule forcing corporations to further disclose political contributions to groups like the u.s. chamber of commerce. the sec tells gasparino it has received close to 500,000 letters from advocacy groups and union organizations with ties to the obama administration calling for increased disclosure. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. to grow, we have to boost our social media visibility. more "likes." more tweets. so, beginning today, my son brock and his whole team will be our new senior social media strategists. any questions? since we make radi

shibani joshi from the fox business network live with that story. shibani? reporter: hi, there, jon. a scary proposition, a billion users putting their very personal information online, possibly for the world to share, if a hacker does get into the facebook systems. now we did get the entertainment of that thought even though facebook came out and said no personal information was compromised but facebook did lead us to believe this is something that is going to happen again and again. the company on its company and corporate blog announcing that the facebook website had been attacked via cyberattack saying quote, last month facebook security discovered that our systems had been targeted in a sophisticated attack. this attack occurred when a handful of employees visited a mobile developer website that was compromised. we began a significant investigation that continues to this day. we have no evidence that facebook user data was compromised in this attack and it is believed, jon, that reuters is reporting that the fbi is now getting involved but overall very

. >> i'm shibani joshi with your fox business brief.new tools to help improve the effectiveness of its ads. the social networking site announcing it is buying microsoft atlas ad serving and tracking business. though the terms of the deal was not released earlier this month "ad age" priced the unit below $100 million. >>> dow jones is reporting that apple is requiring its executives to hold triple their salary in stock. a move that the tech giant implemented earlier on this month. apple oppose ad similar measure proposed at yesterday's shareholder meeting formally requiring the move. >>> content for downloads of itunes u have topped the billion mark. it is the world's largest free educational content with 60% of the itsdown loads originating outside of the united states. that is the latest from the fox business work, giving you the power to prosper looking at covered call strategies to generate income? with fidelity's new options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the process, making it easier to try filters and strategi

shibani: i'm shibani joshi -- joshi with your fox business brief.anke defended the central bank's bond buying stimulus before congress. better than expected reports on the u.s. economy also pushing stocks higher. and goldman sachs has a succession plan for ceo lloyd blankfein. that's according to our own charlie gasparino. sources telling him that goldman's president gary cohen is the board's choice for emergency succession if blankfein should depart. gasparino reports that one problem for the 52-year-old cohen is that with blankfein showing no signs of leaving the job any time soon, cohen is debating whether he wants to wait, possibly for years, to get that corner office. a goldman spokesperson had no comment. cablevision has filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against viacom for forcing it to carry low-rated channels in return for access to its stronger networks. now, we continue our countdown to the closing bell with liz claman in chicago over at the cme. liz? liz: dow jones industrials up about 112 points. just off the highs of the session. look,

connell: some football technology for shibani joshi. ainly found something with this one. are you ready for some football? there is a lot of behind the scenes work. taking a look at the stats, they have some big work ahead of them. 111 million viewers are expected to watch the game. more than half of the viewers will use a smart phone. that creates a lot of data. the nfl's ability to collect, axes, swords and share all of the data will be critical in getting of the best user experience. they are making sure we do not have any interruption with our super bowl on sunday. take a listen. >> this is the first time or even close that we will see this kind of thing. it is just advancing the nfl's capabilities. it will give people the best access to data. shibani: according to -- more than half of the actual viewers of the super bowl this year will access. we are talking about two screens. one on the big screen and one in your hand. that means tremendous amount of data. lots of ways you can connect and interact with the game. connell: looking fo

here is shibani joshi with more. >> it is all about the apps and every other field so why wouldn't it be on the football field too. it is super bowl sunday and everybody is gearing up for the big game in two days. you can gear up right now just using your mobile phone. there are a lot of big statistics that give you a sense how interactive this year's game is going to be. over 111 million viewers expected to watch. more than half of them will use a smartphone to enhance coverage. we're talking about two screens to view the game. 26% of the them will use a tablet and smartphone. i have a couple ideas what you should be downloading right now today to get you the best experience. the first one if you're watching the game and want to know everything that is happening with the game, nfl mobile, has a great. this is must-have app. you can stream the entire game on the iphone and android app. you can download the official super bowl app. this is for somebody particularly geared someone going to the game. gives you direction

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i'm shibani joshi. piro maybe because the so scaled sequester may not be as bad as we thought. shibani: citigroup out with 50 global winning stocks . may be more surprising who didn't make the list. adam: some of the nation's biggest retailers an restaurants are starting to feel the pinch. billionaire steve forbes joins us with a look what is could mean for our fragile economic recovery. shibani: first, top of the hour. time for stocks. let's head back to the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole petallides is looking at stocks up in triple-digit gain territory. >> a lot of people are left baffled. 100 point gain on a friday afternoon. a little unlikely for a market that looked like it had taken a turn back with the pullback, right? we hid 14,000. we were peaking at the all-time high levels. it looked if there was a lot of worry about the stimulus and being taken away by fed head ben bernanke and the federal open market committee. we saw a pullback but we turned it around. you see over my shoulder

shibani joshi is live with us information one apple, which is the most powerful technology company, certainlyth twitter and social media, it has been the victim of a attack recently. they said they have a vulnerability in the java plug-in for browsers. even though they are conflicting reports, some people say china, some people that hacking came from possibly eastern europe. there is one common thread between the attack. that is the programming language of java. it is a very common software language. it is owned by oracle, and it was the entry point for all three of these specific attacks. back in january, even the department of homeland security warned about this. the issues surrounding java are so pervasive that 2012 was deemed the year of java vulnerability. 50% of web attacks are going through the software. the software runs on about 850 million pcs and apple macs out there. it is certainly a good chance that you could be running java writenow. jenna: what can you do to protect yourself if you have the java system? reporter: is one of the things that steve jobs talked about. he said it wa

shibani joshi with the story. >> reporter: and take pictures with and tweet about the super bowl withthese devices we can't live without and have become ingrained in our everyday life. they're a big opportunity. they're also a big security threat. you know, as many as 217 million smartphones were sold globally in the fourth quarter of last year alone. it's a huge business, and as these device sales explode, so do the apps, the ads, the analytics that wrap around these devices. they also grow exponentially. now, the ftc realizing that there's an opportunity here and a risk decided to get involved, making some new proposals for the mobile industry going so far as to single out some well known names including google, apple, research in motion, microsoft and amazon in a new report. the problem is that a third of americans right now, according to this report, do not feel in control of their information on mobile devices, so the ftc in this report decided to provide some suggestions for the mobile industry including more disclosure, asking for explicit consent before accessing things like g

shibani joshi joins us now with the details on this one. shibani. >> hi, there, melissa.c is calling this the new wild, wild, west. the explosion of smartphones and cell phones of all various mobile types is creating all sorts of security concerns on the same note. now the ftc came out with a new note and a new report over the weekend talking about the security concerns and for good reasons. they did some research and dug into the numbers. in fact, 57% of all americans and app users out there, smartphone users uninstilled or declined to install apps because of personal information concerns. on top of that about a third of all americans feel they don't have a good handle of the information that mobile devices have access to. as a result, they were making some very specific recommendations to some very specific smartphone makers, naming in particular amazon, apple, blackberry and many, many more in this research note that they made some formal suggestions in the way of consumer disclosures. even perhaps do not track program. and even explicit consent before accessing things

dagen: shibani joshi trying to explain the logic behind this. >> watercooler talk for those who workechnology companies the major appeal of doing so is working from home or from anywhere for that matter. but for employees of yahoo going into monday morning meeting will not fly anymore. a whole host of changes brought in by the new ceo of marissa mayer. all things digital got hold of a memo leaked to the entire firm of yahoo over the weekend calling for people to stop working from home and get into the office. it goes on to say "to become the absolute s. place to work we have to be working side-by-side, that is why it is critical we are all present in our offices. some of the best decisions and insights come from a holy and cafeteria discussions. speed and quality are often sacrificed when we work from home. we have the one yahoo, has to do with us being physically together. one employee sent out a letter saying this is a huge morale killer. a lot of talk about this story today. it is a good one, for sure. dagen: thank you so much for that. connell: big question for the federal reserv

. ♪ >> reporter: i'm shibani joshi with your fox business brief.t just losing saturday delivery. the u.s. ps reporting a $1 billion loss during the first quarter. but that was not quite as bad as when it lost more than $3 billion at the same time last year. in 16 of american workers admit to being late to work at least once a week, according to a career builders' survey. more than one-third of managers say they have had to fire someone for tardiness. clearly no one at the fox business network. and a blizzard warnings are out in at least five states. a megastore falls on the northeast. more than 4,000 flights have already been canceled. suspended northbound services in new york city, conn., and massachusetts have declared a state of emergency. and that's the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ♪ ♪ tracy: breaking news for you now. oil closing down $0.11 on the day at $95.72 per barrel. for the wheat futures fell $2.5, actually a loss of 2%. a string of eight weekly gains snapped. ashley: california was one of the h

shibani: i am shibani joshi. paid out this year for 2012, second rise in a two year high. and before the financial crisis according to new york state comptroller, snappily total bonuses for the security industry are expected to hit $20 billion. and honda is planning to roll out three new models by 2015 with a joint partner in that reason. the japanese automakers said two of the models will be featured in the chinese market and the third will be part of a global rollout. according to the international federation of phonographic industry, the music industry broke a three year losing streak in 2012 posting a small but symbolic rise in revenue. the digital sector shows its strongest growth and that is good news. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. dennis: just now quarter till the top of the hour. stock >> caller: minutes. nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange with the markets. nicole: it is worth noting we are up 100 points, triple digit gains for the dow

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