suzanne pratt, nbr, new york. >> tom: we continue our look at veterans in hiring tomorrow here on nbr, be sure to join us, we'll introduce you to former soldier josh, he escaped a road side bomb in

suzanne pratt nbr, new york. >> susie: still ahead oraclewint google. we look at what it means for tech companies and their investors. announcer: nightly business report is brought to you by ... >> smart global investing requires expertise from the ground up. we have a unique perspective on global investing. gain from our perspective. >> susie: a changing governments have little impact on wallstreet tom. -- on wallstreet the dow fell almost 30 points. the nasdaq road 1.5 and s & m up half a point. >> not much reaction here in the united states. european leaders talked up the need for more economic growth today. darren gersh reports the likely forecast is more uncertainty. >> for only the second time in 50 years a socialist has been elected president of france. francoise hollande's victory this weekend is a clear rejection of the measures put in place to jolt the euro. >> this is an a cute phase of the silver and debt crisis. >> two main parties that had managed the party through the debt crisis emerged from parliamentary elections with less than a third

suzanne pratt, nbr, new york. >> tom: we continue our look at veterans in hiring tomorrow here on nbr, be sure to join us, we'll introduce you to former soldier josh, he escaped a road side bomb in baghdad that took his west friend's life. we'll tell you his story tomorrow. with the euro zone's debt crisis still churning, investors of all sizes are looking with concern and curiosity toward europe. concern about the risk posed by europe, curiosity about investment opportunities. here's jerry webman, chief economist at open ebb i'mer funds, and author of -- oppenheimer. >> europe's financial problems are flairing up again and markets have been singed. blaming the government, big billings or foreign countries is not an investment strategy. a successful strategy means figuring out where economic value is being created and then identifying the opportunity that result around the globe. should all our investments be stamped made in the u.s.a.? can japan's rapid aging create opportunities as well as problems? are we flying brazilian commercial jets or wearing malaysian dress shirts, but, why