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greg: a 13-year-old boy stabbed by a young girl on the c train. just third team. stabbed on the c train. the kid will be, hopefully, okay. rosanna: a new state audit says the mta is fudging the numbers when it comes to train delays. greg: i like those countdown clocks. greg: taking pictures and posting them online. greg: the cops were able to figure it out. greg: how is everyone doing? rosanna: ready for a little rain greg: how about the love boat. coming to good day new york. rosanna: can i say something? one memory saturday night. how about you? greg: you stayed home on a saturday night? greg: it is a classic song. rosanna: you could not dvr back then. greg: the great guy jack jones. rosanna: i know you are up to something. he has something grand my clothes. you are part of this. it is a good day new york special. here we go. we have some wet weather on the way. wendy and warm as well. let s take a look at what is going on. it is a wind advisory going into effec ....
standard & poor s 500, another all-time high tonight at 1762.20. unchartered territory with the standard & poor s 500 with a gain of just a fraction. bob pisani, three more trading days. investors are hanging tough. historic highs. the dow transportation index, two indices hitting historic highs. the others aren t far away. i want to point out how amazing the rotation is in the market. consumer staples is now stepped to the fore in the last few weeks to the upside. hersh hershey, kimberly-clark, procter & gamble. put up the consumer names. the s&p is up 4%. look at these names, kimberly-clark, lorillard, clorox, one sector goes down, another sector steps up. almost nothing is down much on the year. take a look at some of the consumer discretionary stocks this month. you see they ve stepped back. retailers like gap and coach, some of the restaurants like yum brands and some of the other housing names like whirlpool and some home builders are basically flat this month. ....
not by as much as the company had indicated it could have. it s the first hike since the service was introduced. a lot happening in the retail sector today. data showing a slight increase in february sales. results from dollar general and jcpenney relaunching its home goods department. and some new information in the gm ignition switch recall. the automaker now telling affected owners not to weigh down their key rings with anything more than the car key and key fob. we ll talk more about that. first up, though, amazon is raising the price of its prime subscription service to $99 up from $79. the first increase sense the service was introduced nine years ago. prime offers free two-day shipping and access to thousands of streaming movies and tv shows. amazon said those who sign up for prime in the next seven days can lock in the $79 rate. nice to be grandfathered if you act quickly. the big question, though, is and you, david, know this company pretty well by now ....
hi, there, everyone, i m jj ramberg and welcome to your business, where we champion entrepreneurship by giving you information and advice to help your small business grow and survive. the partial shutdown of the government came to an end, at least for now, when a senate bill was passed by congress and signed by the president, but not before causing serious economic hardship for many small businesses. the agreement keeps the government running until january 15th, leaving more uncertainty for main street. this week the senate small business committee heard testimony from small business owners who told them the shutdown, including the shuttering of the sba, will have a long-term impact. as a small business owner, i am deeply impacted by the events that have unfolded over the last two weeks that have forced our employees and their families to cope with the realities of this government shutdown. they now know what it means to have their jobs and financial security placed ....
msnbc. hi there everyone. i m jj ramberg and welcome to your business where we champion entrepreneurship by giving you information and advice to help your small business grow and survive. the partial shutdown of the government and the threat of not raising the debt ceiling dime an end, at least for now. when a senate deal was passed by congress and signed by the president. but not before causing serious economic hardship for many small businesses. more uncertain it is left for main street. the committee chaired by marry lan droe heard things that the shutdown including the shuttering of the sba will have a long-term impact. as a small business owner, i am deeply impacted by the events that unfolded over the last two weeks that forced our employees and families to cope with the realities of this government shutdown. they know what it means to have their jobs placed in jeopardy by events that wholly outside of their control. as a result of the shutdown we ve mad ....