xerox. >> xerox is not a name we talk about a lot. >> yeah. >> really not.g to outperform market perform. they are citing growth in services business as well as improved margins. xerox folks, why we haven't talked about it. been a dog the last couple of years. $17 stock in mid 2007. what that price? >> 18 bucks and 19 cents. >> that's about half of 17. >> every d.og has its day. >> and today is xerox. barons saying the stock could be doublity price in september. we are going way back. selling their packet through asian operations. through a company owned by 7-eleven. investors didn't care. now barons comes out and said, hey, remember the deal. stock is up 9%. but barons boost. there you go. >> barron's boost. >> what if we told you about a company that sales tripled in four years. stock went up even during the great recession. stock is up more than 600% in six years. but just two little things, folks. profit margins in low single digits andity's trading at more than 3,000 times earnings. that stock exist answers it's amazon.com. jason helfstein from oppenhei

and apple has hired xerox cfo as the new corporate controller, joining xerox just two years ago a former of nokia networks. bevlt buy sales showing signs of improvement. holiday sales unchanged from last year, ending three quarters of declines. analysts say numbers will make it easier for0vrt founder richad shultz to make an offer to buy back the company. taking a look at broader markets, stocks ended the day mixed and little changed after banking stocks kept markets at bay. your bloomberg silicon valley index closed lower, apple, google and hewlett-packard some drags there. my favorite story of the day, glass door he received top 25 odd ball interview questions for td new year.j4]7u technology companies have figured very prominently into the list. the top question of the year if you were to get rid of one state in the united states, which would be it be? why? came from forester research. google was a second question, how many cows are there in canada? talk about being put on the spot. i won't know where to start with that one. at bloomberg studios in san francisco, i'm emily chang, boou

[laughter] if you make a xerox copy of your article, the xerox copy is a lot better than the article. [laughter] a few weeks after i started doing the column, the basket came to me and said what about these quotes? by several quotes are these? he said to john foster dulles really say you can't fool all the people all the time, but you might as well give it your best shot? [laughter] said victor, at these rates you can't expect real posts. [laughter] so he said, would you read a poem for every issue? every week he said. every issue is not really every week because the nation publishes only every other week in the summer, even though the downtrodden are pressed every day of the year. [laughter] i said how much rethinking of pain for the column? he said he would give me $100, even though i palm is quite a bit shorter than a column. i didn't think it was much money and then i looked up how much to poet scat america? it turns out they are paid by the line normally. those of you who are poets have experience with this. the highest payer at the time i may send that holds for today is "the ne

a neighbor sent me a xerox saying did you know there was a meeting about what was happening? i had no idea. there wasn't a meeting to discuss it and we were barely notified that, in fact, they were doing it. for these reasons i ask the planning commission to please put a stop to the project or at least to stop it right now for a moment so we can at least have a discussion with these people to have a coherent neighborhood again. thank you. >> hi, i'm judy sparing sparenger and i live within 300' of radius of 1856. i would like to reiterate that we have not had time to organize and speak to our neighbors that probably don't know this is happening yet. i feel that it is -- i have owned a number of buildings in the city by the way and still do. i feel that it's unfair for a building owner to be able to increase the value of his or her property while decreasing the value of others. thank you. i am sorry it's been so late. thanks. >> my name is adrian coley and i too reside at 1824 jackson street. i submitted an extensive letter that is part of your package. i do support everything

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xerox topped estimates, earning $335 million. it's shifting away from printing and offering more services. nokia is back in black, helped by its smartphone alliance with microsoft. for the first time in 143 years, the company is skipping a dividend. netflix wins the spotlight with $945 million in revenue and strong subscribers numbers. the stock rallied $43 yesterday. earnings from united continental show turbulent times. the airline plans to cut 600 management jobs in february at its chicago headquarters. fourth-quarter earnings dropped on slower air traffic, superstorm sandy, the united- continental merger transition, and the grounding of its 787 dreamliner jets. united's ceo says 2012 was "the toughest year of our merger integration," but the airline is "back on track." consumers are bracing for higher beef prices. the effects of last summer's drought may cause the price of beef to increase by 10 to 20 cents per pound. many farmers thinned out cattle herds as scorched corn crops triggered higher feed costs. in san antonio, tex

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there are many xeroxes of the letter. richard nixon would later sign things -- you will see on ebay lots of copies of the letter for sale. there is only one. it is in washington -- not at the nixon library. we borrowed it. >> after all, 149 interviews -- a total of what? >> 300 hours. it is all public domain. >> why not writing a book about this? >> i was not doing it for that reason. >> but you could. anybody could get the papers and write a book. >> of course they could. i thought it was really important to create this archive. i wanted to show that you could use the power of government to create in this multimedia age, free video. and there is no hidden agenda other than the fact that i wanted to create it. i was not alone. i had real support in washington. that was my goal. the beauty of this is that i touch on all kinds of subjects. i will tell you, there were a couple of things i focused on. obviously watergate, but also domestic affairs. poorly understood, richard nixon's domestic affairs. i raised money. at a cert

last meeting of the department of public works presented on that plan, i'm sorry this is such a bad xerox of this thing i'm showing on the overhead. but the 2nd street area between market and harrison, there is sidewalk. there is a bike lane and then there is a planting barrier, parking and traffic and the same thing on the other side. so they are going to be reducing the amount of parking spaces on the entire block between market and mission to four parking spaces. expresso subito would be using two of the four on the entire block. i have customers, many of them walk, but some of them drive. there are deliveris that happen all day. i don't feel it's the right use of city parking to be giving two of them away for the four hours each week. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening my name is khalifed ramadan. my and a half and i own sunrise deli at 54 2nd street. i signed and allowed expresso subito and gary and his employees to use our restroom. on the overhead, the location, our location is here. his truck is proposed at 84 2nd street. the reason i signed allowing him to use ou

last meeting of the department of public works presented on that plan, i'm sorry this is such a bad xerox of this thing i'm showing on the overhead. but the 2nd street area between market and harrison, there is sidewalk. there is a bike lane and then there is a planting barrier, parking and traffic and the same thing on the other side. so they are going to be reducing the amount of parking spaces on

there are cases like ibm, kodak, xerox, procter and gamble, all of which used to run pure research centers, which now have been either eliminated or reduced to a shadow of their former selves. of more concern to me, it is apparent that our public companies are no longer doing the job they should do for the average investor. three years ago we talked about the lost decade for shareholder returns. i think we are now looking at the lost decade and have. that is very troubling to me, because i am keenly aware of the vital public interest function that corporations have performed in the past and that we see expect them to perform. so we have an ideology that is not low grounded. our practical experience with that ideology for the past 15- 20 years has not been a good one. where is the problem? i think the problem lies in the mistake that people often make. people think that corporations are fiction and that shareholders are real. i would say it is the other way around. corporations are very real. exxonmobil is a very real institution. is the shareholders that are fictional. we are really thinki

. >> put it on a xerox machine or fax machine. >> i did that and the dog showed up in all of my classes. >> and dean's list. >> when i got there boy did i screw up. >> look at i now. you wrote "the joy of hate." >> i believe -- greg if i recall correctly barry bonds cheated off that dog. >> he did, he did. >> old time "red eye" viewers will get that. >> barry bonds used to cheat off me in high school. >> i thought he was older. >> he -- you have a big head. >> wow. >> his head got bigger. it was from the drugs. >> allegedly. >> allegedly, of course. >> gawker publishes list of new york city gun permit holders. anthony, you don't mind personally, but there is no reason but creepiness. it is bullying, power and simple. >> it is bullying. whenever you go for the freedom of information act to get something there is a reason or investigation. it is something. this is just purely to intimidate. this exposing of these gun nuts. it is ridiculous. >> it is weird shaming them into submission. >> this is a big point because the writer had just written a long piece confessing to being a bully in wh

a lot of those people who are on the jobs council, the people who run xerox, aol, the idea was that they would come in and that they would be in the president's ear giving him advice from people who are facing the realities of business in america on a daily basis and who could do hiring. a lot of those people have been in and out of the white house. the jobs council itself has not met. melissa: is that your impression? >> i think the jobs council, these men and women were used as props. not unlike the way that the president ed the children from the terrible tragedy in the town as props. the president used the jobs council as a prop to appear that he was reaching out to business people. you knew it was a facade because to is that the head of that council? the better example of cronyism and capitalism. but i think the president has shown in my opinion no interest in crossing over that line, beginning to implement some of the strategies and the jobs council had put forward. the only one concrete that they did put forward was more infrastructure spending, not the type of reduction in taxes a

if there was no one around to do xeroxing he would stand up and do xeroxing himself.o he doesn't stand on title or ceremony or principle, he just does what needs to be done to get the job done is how he's perceived. that said, he also can have sharp elbows. he's only 43. he got the chief of staff job. he beat out people with much more elaborate resumes and he can be very tough and as the president pointed out. on the other side of the ledger, some of the minuses, his entire portfolio is national security. he does not have a background to speak of in domestic policy. and that means that people who are domestic policy advisers will have to step up and fill that role in a bigger way on the staff. maybe jack lew at treasury will have expand eed portfolio or mo influence. rob nabors. there's never been a female white house chief of staff in the history of the united states and that remains true to this day. the president has promoted four women to senior posts in the white house. most notably lisa monaco that if john brennan is confirmed to run cia, she will be the preside

that remind me back in the day, we liked to put our faces in the xerox machine. >> next week on "weekly rewind," the faces in the xerox copy -- i'll bring one and hold it here. then this guy will be -- doing that thing. perfect. nice. i like it. >>> up next, i make a new friend t national aquarium. before we introduce you, this is "today." [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the big hot pastrami melt. we've perfected the pastrami sandwich -- filled with juicy pastrami, pickles, yellow mustard and melted cheese. all piled-high on freshly baked bread. taste one at your local subway today! subway. eat fresh. ♪ under the sea >>> i love dolphins. my kind of animal. when i was invited to a behind-the-scenes invite to the national aquarium in baltimore which included time with dolphins, i jumped at the chance. it turns out it wasn't the only thing that made me jump that day. they jump, they twirl, a lot. it turns out they like making new friends, too. go! ve very nice! helping out with the dolphins was everything i'd imagined and more. but to get to the

. >> and then i actually xerox it and make it even smaller so that the lines are very thin and scratchy secret right there. >> my only thing to do with computers and -- >> jimmy: you don't use technology. >> i hate technology. all those people there -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you hate technology. >> hate technology. >> jimmy: at least you're honest about it. do you have a cell phone, though? you must. >> well, i got one recently, yes. >> jimmy: how else would we summon you? with the bat signal? [ laughter ] would we send out the coddington signal? we need grace to be here now. >> but nobody answers the phone, so what's the point, anyway? >> jimmy: that is true. it's goes right through to voicemail, yeah. >> you can text. >> jimmy: you can text. >> these are all my colleagues here. these are all the people i work with, and we're watching a fashion show. >> jimmy: oh, of course it's anna wintour. >> and that's me. >> jimmy: that's you right there. right next to her. >> andre leon talley. >> jimmy: well, i love these. these are great. i mean, i love that you're publishing this. people

if you caught my attention this morning starting with xerox, this company has been trying to morph increasinglyices businesses. services now count as of the last quarter 52% of revenue. that's up 7%, at least revenue in that segment. 7% in the quarter. this is an improving trend cord the company's goal of getting more recurring revenue. i was also intrigued with mccormic company this is a favorite of jim cramer. now this pension thing really seemed to catch investors and analyst off guard and even though it is a one time thing you can see from the stock how much investors were kind of surprised by this. then stanley black and decker. while up 2%, organic growth, the company made it clear it has to do a better job driving that organic growth. acquisitions will only take you so far. and finally, brian, this one is for you. lockheed martin said something i've not heard a company say before. now that the fiscal cliff is solved, somewhat, it is now moved on to worry about the budget deficit. noting that it faces the quote uncertainty of sequestering. my guess is they may be the first company to say

seems to me that for each of your companies, the only technology you seem to be relying upon is a xerox machine to put together your response plans. >> to the extent that ed markey is nationally famous, it is for that sort of thing. and he is now -- think about this for a second. he is now look at a hugely high profile senate race in a couple of months that depending on who he is running against, maybe scott brown, it could be a multi, multi, multimillion-dollar special election involving lots of outside cash. elizabeth warren was just officially sworn in as a u.s. senator yesterday. in her run for u.s. senate for massachusetts, she made herself the nation's most high profile opponent of what is second the most profitable industry in the nation, the banking industry. the only industry that is scarier than that in terms of the power and influence they throw around in washington is the most profitable industry on earth, the oil industry. and the most pugnacious confronter of that industry is now going for the other massachusetts senate seat. wow. ed markey has not just been an aggressive

seems to me that for each of your companies, the only technology you seem to be relying upon is a xerox machine to put together your response plans. >> to the extent that ed markey is nationally famous, it is for that sort of thing. and he is now -- think about this for a second. he is now look at a hugely high profile senate race in a couple of months that depending on who he is running against, maybe scott brown, it could be a multi, multi, multimillion-dollar special election involving lots of outside cash. elizabeth warren was just officially sworn in as a u.s. senator yesterday. in her run for u.s. senate for massachusetts, she made herself the nation's most high profile opponent of what is second the most profitable industry in the nation, the banking industry. the only industry that is scarier than that in terms of the power and influence they throw around in washington is the most profitable industry on earth, the oil industry. and the most pugnacious confronter of that industry is now going for the other massachusetts senate seat. wow. ed markey has not just been an aggressive

seems to me that for each of your companies, the only technology you seem to be relying upon is a xerox machine to put together your response plans. >> to the extent that ed markey is nationally famous, it is for that sort of thing. and he is now -- think about this for a second. he is now looking at a hugely high profile senate race in a couple of months that depending on who he is running against, maybe scott brown, it could be a multi, multi, multimillion-dollar special election involving lots of outside cash. elizabeth warren was just officially sworn in as a u.s. senator yesterday. in her run for u.s. senate for massachusetts, she made herself the nation's most high profile opponent of what is second the most profitable industry in the nation, the banking industry. the only industry that is scarier than that in terms of the power and influence they throw around in washington is the most profitable industry on earth, the oil industry. and the most pugnacious confronter of that industry is now going for the other massachusetts senate seat. wow. ed markey has not just been an aggressi

administration is considering appointing american express chairman to replace tim geithner and considering xerox'secretary. is this a good idea? former special adviser to president george w. bush billon gwen and he is senior vice president of guggenheim and press secretary to the hillary clinton presidential campaign of public solutions with me as well. i want to thank you for being with me. you know him. will he say yes to the administration if they push him into the secretary roll? >> often when the president asks citizens to step up to the plate and do what they may or may not want to do, it is hard to say whether he will step away from what has been by all accounts a great tenure at american express, but i am sure if the president calls he will be ready to take a call. cheryl: that is the question. there has been several conversations between the president and ceo about its treasury secretary. we need a business leader in that role. >> the fact that he is being considered if those reports are correct and he is being considered it shows there's a seriousness to get the business community more i

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so i have all this on cd realm and sometimes xeroxes.that is a wonderful statement because he said that more than once. everyone else was getting rich. there was a time he was county judge. there were two bond issues. $60 million. this was the 30s, the 20s and slightly into the 30s. $10 million was a lot of money to spend and prendergast says you'll never get it. you will have to work for it and he got it. he went around and said we needed and the second one was $50 million. harry truman built the 162-mile concrete road once hauled dirt road covered with oil. he wrote to beautiful city hall's. one was an art deco style which was the style he chose. he builds cauldrons. no farmer was more than a mile or so from one of these roads because there were spurs in the concrete so their farmers to get their crops to the market. then i guess i mentioned that he wrote a little book about what he did. he did not put his name on it but he wrote it. it's a beautiful little book and you can get it on amazon and different sources. he spent that money ve