careful what you wish for. that s the message coming from erin callan. i did achieve great success in my career. i m just trying to provide a bit of what i ll call a warning label that, hey, there s something else to think about as you re leaning in, so to speak. lean in is of course a reference to facebook coo cher sandberg s new book and motto urging women to be lean back but lean in when it come to the workplace. i leaned in far, very far. i had many young women over time that i ve tried to give advice to, guidance to. and i would always be very honor and say don t do it like me. in an exclusive interview with ann curry, she said her
professional success came at great cost to her personal life, family and relationships. at 47, she is now trying to get pregnant. but this isn t just a we will s issue. it is a family issue. a new study finds half of all working men are struggling with about aing work and family. i have a lot of passionate feelings about this. what i thought was so interesting about erin callan, i think what she is saying, she said very clearly. i leaned in too far. and another point of her message was that looking back, she needed to be committed to her career but she didn t need to go to the extremes. to me there s a confluence between what they are saying. sandberg is saying ladies, you have to lean in. i think part of the problem with why women are not leaning in as sandberg puts it, they know that, they feel they would have to be the erin callan in order
good. fairly optimistic at this point. a 13% gain expected for the first quarter alone, but we ended up having it a back end loaded year. back to the next hour. see you next week. have a great weekend. happy st. paddy s day. maria bartiromo there. yes, exactly. off she goes. what are you watching for now. what s the next moment that could move this market, whether it s an economic report, a fed move? well, i think it s the s&p. i think once we break that 1565, i think we re going to see this go even higher. i think the feds, as long as as i ve been saying, as long as they keep infusing this market with $85 billion a month, it has to go higher. we ll see what happens here. gentleman, thank you both. safe weekend. you too, as well. what we re going to be watching right now is a lot of running around. you re going to see still, which is unusual for this time of day, a lot of crowds around the stations, because of these so-called rebalancing, as they buy and s
when, why, a shocking new report from a court appointed examiner reveals new details on who might be to blame for the firm s collapse. the u.s. economy for sale, will the american consumer buy the role as economic savior? shopping for the real story on retail as squawk box begins right now and as i talk above a den of these people behind me. sorry. sorry. good morning, everybody. welcome to squawk box right here on cnbc. it is friday and we are raring to go. i m becky quick along with joe kernen and carl quintanilla. steve liesman is on set with us. we ll have more from him in just a moment. first, though, let s set the agenda for the trading day ahead. the dominating theme is going to be the consumer. two key economic reports. we have february sales coming out at 8:30 eastern time. then the latest read on consumer sentiment at 9:55. many chain stores reported stronger than expected sales for february. but some of the economists that were polled reported the headlin