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Not worked for the people who voted for him. low-income workers -- you saw from the graphic -- they are worse off now. 5% worse off than they were on inauguration day. >>brian: they say according to this study, the biggest hits taking from people who earn between $10.51 cents and $12.41 an hour. >> food preparation workers -- you saw the list. home health aides, personal care aides, maids, housekeepers, they are 5% worse off. it is clear that the president's policy of tax the rich and redistribute, regulate wall street, regulate the banks, regulate the health care system, regulate energy, it h...
Billion. this is on the caliber of mcdonald's or amazon. it's a humungous market cap for such a young company. it's in the top 25 biggest companies by its valuation. however, when you look at its revenues, it is like company 900! and so have you to keep that in account. there could be a lot of upside, it's a young company. but it's a company that this whole tech hoopla we have had in the last few months has really gotten people, perhaps overly excited. we saw linkedn go public and yelp. so is it another tech bubble? >> greta: indeed. everybody's watching. i am looking at the numbers, not to be...
Their company is worth $104 billion. this is on the caliber of mcdonald's or amazon. it's a humungous market cap for such a young company. it's in the top 25 biggest companies by its valuation. however, when you look at its revenues, it is like company 900! and so have you to keep that in account. there could be a lot of upside, it's a young company. but it's a company that this whole tech hoopla we have had in the last few months has really gotten people, perhaps overly excited. we saw linkedn go public and yelp. so is it another tech bubble? >> greta: indeed. everybody's watching. i am looki...
>> shepard: 3-d technologies is taking the movies into a whole new dimension. sadly, also taking ticket prices up along with them. a number of major movie chains increasing prices starting tonight. you may have noticed those prices have been going up for quite some time now. rising from a national average of just more than $5 in the year 2000, really? to $7.50 in 2009. ticket prices vary wildly based on where. i don't remember the last one you could get one for 7.50 here. look at new york city price 12.41 the average. frankly it's hard to find that new york city folks seem to keep paying it. a...