hire in a big way. machine orders blowing past expectations after a five-year high. and a shake-up in why look, marissa mayer out a little after a year after taking her from google. you re watching worldwide exchange, bringing you business news from around the globe. warm welcome to thursday s edition of worldwide exchange. i wouldn t mind walking away with 60 million. a $60 million pay package. does that include bonus, as well. no, i don t think it is. but anyway you could be punished for that. that was a bad call. wow. have you seen the stock price? they re going with her for now. there s a love affair with her for now, but will it continue? also on today s show, egypt s central bank is expected to hold interest rates, but will the on outcome of that decision alter that decision? then, with the world s biggest money manager black room earnings before the bell today, we ll look at the firm sco lassal portfolio and ask, is it too big to fail? it
japanese gaming unit now forecasts an annual operating loss. and intel s fourth quarter figures missed forecast. the company giving fourth quarter guidance raising fresh concerns about global i.t. spending. hello. warm welcome to the presume. plenty to get through and lots of news. also coming up on today s show, as taper takes its toll, goldman sachs speaks income trading, we ll speak to the ceo of the international giant about the impact of markets. he ll join us at 11:20 cet. china mobile is now selling the iphone 5 after six years of negotiations. we ll have the latest from beijing with all the action. that s at 10:45 cet. is nintendo losing the game? japanese gaming giant has delivered a profit warning on weak, weak console sales. we ll get the full story from tokyo in around 30 minutes. intel has posted a slight miss in its profits. investor sentiment will have a closer look in the second hour of the program. and just a little south in sunny l.a., we re going to rol
british oil services of amec offer to buy another company. you re watching worldwide exchange bringing you business news from around the globe. all right. now on monday morning, 64 as far as european equities are concerned. we are up by just .01%. if you remember back on friday, they are holding the rally we are seeing in the european indices, but as of trading this morning we ll take a look at this this morning. look at the ftse 100 up .01%. same for the cac 40. we ll look at the sectors because it really is the banks in focus this morning up over 1% this morning. european banks among the biggest winners after regulators agreed on sunday to relax new rules to improve leverage ratios. this is a relief for the global vendors who fear raising billions in extra capital. the new standards being drafted by the bars of committee, of course, tossing the chance to reduce debt. they hope to allow that to push out lending with the economy. we can hope. let s have a look at the bo
season, jpmorgan and wells fargo out with mixed results and we ll tell you exactly what you need to know. charter communications says it wants to buy time warner for 132 bucks in stock and cash and twrawrm says how about 160? we ll get a reaction and exclusively interview with tom rutledge in a few moments. google is buying nest labs a maker of smart thermostats and smart smoke alarms for $3.2 billion, it would be the second largest ever in google s history. first up stocks are trying to bounce back from that poor start to the week. the dow coming off its worst day since september and experiencing its first 1% drop in three months. s&p and nasdaq posting their biggest drop in over two months and the bank earnings are in the spotlight, jpmorgan and wells fargo out with quarterly results. we can talk about the bank or some of the internals, the mortgage internals, there s a lot to talk about. all people seem to care about perhaps we are out of the banking wilderness and
all those stories and much more coming up on the kudlow report beginning right now. good evening. i m larry kudlow. this is the kudlow report. we re live here at 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific. now, in his first cabinet meeting of 2014, president obama called for all hands on deck to help promote and maintain the economic recovery. topping his agenda, it appears that it s economic equality and extending long-term unemployment benefits. the president said he s prepared to act even if congress doesn t. to find out the whole story, let s check in with cnbc chief washington correspondent john harwood who joins us with all the details. good evening, john. good evening. one of the things the president has been laboring under is the idea that he simply can t get anything done given republican control of the house, even though democrats control the senate. what he said in his first cabinet meeting of 2014 is that he s still got some tools and he s going to use them. i