evening with the wright stuff. his new book is called the wright stuff: from nbc to autism. we ve had 8,000 genom science, that 6,000 are on a scientific portal at google. nobody has ever done this with any kind of disease or condition. people have done hundreds, they ve done a few, but never this. and we re trying on take and put together, move groups that look and act similar in terms of their genetic formation together. and then we can start breaking those groups down and get into pharmaceutical companies to look at that when they see the makeup of this group, and we have all of the gino typing. thomas campbell and the wright stuff when we continue. rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: thomas campbell is here. he became the metropolitan m
and conservative forecast. general elec profit in the co industrial u low crude prices could restrain overall growth. all that and more tonight on nightly business report for tuesday, december 16th. welcome, everybody and good evening. susie gharib has the night off. but if you like market action, then you loved today. volatility was everywhere. in stocks, in oil, in bonds, and most especially, in russia s battered currency. let s start with stocks though. the dow was of and then up 247 point, it jumped 155 points in 30 minutes. then came a slow fade that quickened in the final hour. here s what the dow looked like in graphic form today. kind of an ekg in desperate need of a beta-blocker. at the close, the dow was off 112 points, nasdaq down 57, a drop of 1.25% and s&p lost 16. now down 1.4% fo far. as for oil, it was a wood blast job too. at today s finish, west domestic texas crude snapped a four day losing streak. it ended a whopping 2 cents higher to close at 55.93 and
and conservative forecast. general elec profit in the co industrial u low crude prices could restrain overall growth. all that and more tonight on nightly business report for tuesday, december 16th. welcome, everybody and good evening. susie gharib has the night off. but if you like market action, then you loved today volatility was everywhere. in stocks, in oil, in bonds, and most especially, in russia s battered currency. let s start with stocks though. the dow was of and then up 247 point, it jumped 155 points in 30 minutes. then came a slow fade that quickened in the final hour. here s what the dow looked like in graphic form today. kind of an ekg in desperate need of a beta-blocker. at the close, the dow was off 112 points, nasdaq down 57, a drop of 1.25% and s&p lost 16. now down 1.4% fo far. as for oil, it was a wood blast job too. at today s finish, west domestic texas crude snapped a four day losing streak. it ended a whopping 2 cents higher to close at 55.93 and t
we ll tell you how much you should be saving now to make sure you do not out live your money. that and more tonight on nightly business report for tuesday, august the 27th. good evening everyone. i m susie gharib here with my colleague bill griffith. investors here in u.s. and around the world dumped stocks worried about the possibility of the u.s. and allies might take military action against syria over it s use of chemical weapons, so investors moved money to safe havens like gold, oil and treasuries. here is a run down of the numbers by the closing bell. the major stock averages fell 1 to 2% and the dow tumbled 170 points and the nasdaq lost almost 80 and the s&p down 26 points. prices on u.s. treasuries rose with the yield on the ten-year to 2.72%. while mean, gold jumped sharply up $27 to $1,420 an ounce. oil also surged. crude gained almost 4% to $109 a barrel, the second biggest gain of the year. well, the rising tensions between the u.s. and syria, which has a
we ll tell you how much you should be saving now to make sure you do not out live your money. that and more tonight on nightly business report for tuesday, august the 27th. good evening everyone. i m susie gharib here with my colleague bill griffith. investors here in u.s. and around the world dumped stocks worried about the possibility of the u.s. and allies might take military action against syria over it s use of chemical weapons, so investors moved money to safe havens like gold, oil and treasuries. here is a run down of the numbers by the closing bell. the major stock averages fell 1 to 2% and the dow tumbled 170 points and the nasdaq lost almost 80 and the s&p down 26 points. prices on u.s. treasuries rose with the yield on the ten-year to 2.72%. while mean, gold jumped sharply up $27 to $1,420 an ounce. oil also surged. crude gained almost 4% to $109 a barrel, the second biggest gain of the year. well, the rising tensions between the u.s. and syria, which has a