we ve never heard of, help us understand the passed in a new way. and ordinary people in the american past changed this nation. you can watch the full program at c-span.org slash history. just search kevin boyle or the title of his book, the shattering. for our next featured session, it is called making history accessible through technology. this panel will explore how presidential sites, libraries, and historical organizations can incorporate innovative technology into their educational and digital resources to reach a broader audience while creating better experiences for visitors and learners. this conversation features presenters who represent technology companies, and museum spaces, as well as individuals with insights into new trends in educational technology. now, i have the great pleasure of introducing our moderator, and a dear friend, teresa carlson, president and chief growth officer of splunk and vice chairperson for the board of directors for the white house hi
Christina i dont want to be that person that cries on tape. I really dont. Lemonis my name is marcus lemonis. And i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. Were not gonna wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. Were gonna wake up every morning wondering how many jobs we have to do. Its not always pretty. Everythings gonna change. Everything. But i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. Lets go to work. This is the profit. In 2010, Christina Stembel planted the seeds for Farmgirl Flowers, a unique ecommerce florist located in san francisco. Originally a farm girl herself, christina first got the idea while working at stanford where she saw firsthand how much businesses spend on floral arrangements. Christina get some of these. Dont just put the pale ones in. Lemonis researching the industry further, she realized how much florists rely on imported flowers. And that their huge selections often lead to lots of waste. And thats when she decided to start a streamli
After by 2 . But once again, joe, the nasdaq showing the most pain in the followthrough from friday. It is the nasdaq, it is financials and where these buybacks that i expected. 80 of the s p reported by february 5th. The contribution to buybacks in the month of february, very significant. Up around 7 of total annual buybacks for context january around 4 . Authorizations yeartodate, apple 30 billion available. Where are the buybacks . That is going to be what lifts the market. Its done it since 2010. Thats what were all waiting for, and its surprising were not seeing it yet. Pete, i dont know whats going to lift the banks. The worstperforming sector showing more carnage today. If you go down the list of the biggest u. S. Based banks, the carnage is stunning. Right. I looked earlier. Morgan stanley down 5 , and the list goes on. Goldman, jpmorgan, citi, what stops the madness . The european banks. We look to china, and last week nothing but pmis and then all of a sudden went back to eur
Make deutsche makes news. Tenyear back is almost to 1. 7. Oil holding on to that surprising reversal from yesterday. Jack Dorsey Square up double digits on news that visa took a 10 stake in the company. Aig is on the rise after announcing a 14 dividend increase, most importantly carl icahn representative getting a seat on the board and john paulson also taking a board see the. And another heated democratic debate last night with Bernie Sanders again taking aim at wall street. Well bring you some highlights. And global banks getting slammed. Whats behind the selloff and why . Some names are starting to rebound this morning. Futures extending their gains after data showed january retail sales rose a better than expected 0. 2. A rally in oil prices helping to increase positive sentiment. Yesterday at an Investor Conference in puerto rico, Hedge Fund Manager john paulson told Michelle Carusocabrera that he believes the markets have been overreacting to economic news, though he stopped shor
Industry Study Suggests that trading in u. S. Asset backed securities will become uneconomical if the rule is not tailored to fit the u. S. Market place. If it is uneconomical to act as a marketmaker for commercial mortgagebacked securities or residential mortgagebacked securities, auto loans, credit cards, collateralized loan obligations, then banks will pull out of the abs market which represents a 1. 6 billion source of Consumer Lending or 30 of all lending to u. S. Consumers. So my question to you, chair yellen, is how will the fed ensure that the final rule will be tailored to fit the u. S. Market which is the most liquid abs market in the entire world . So i will have a careful look at that. Im not familiar with all of the details of the b asal proposal, but anything we implement in the United States, there is nothing automatic that is implemented in the United States. And we will have a careful look at what the impact would be. Well, i appreciate you doing that. And i continue t