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International equity benchmarks marks a major milestone in its quest to grow and diversity for its economy the criteria saudi arabia mass included tightening corporate governance and easing restrictions on foreign stock ownership. and it's expected to pay off analysts believe inclusion on the index could attract well over thirty billion dollars into the country over the next two years. germany has cut its debt load thanks to a strong economy and a decline in the deaths resulting from bank bailouts during the financial crisis germany's central bank the bundesbank announced the national debt fil...

At big companies will find out. this year, more than 50 emergency or companies re -- 50 major companies reveal how much the ceo makes. this is a policy of dodd-frank. advocates say it is about time. how did companies stack up? humana's ceo makes 344 times the median worker. toys r us may shut all of the stores this week. the toy story declie declined t comment on it. sources say it could not balance the huge debt load and paying to upgrade stores and digital offering. it is terrible news for toy companies. toys r us is the last mega store dedicated to toys. you think the iconic. i can sing t...

Midterm election year. >> it is unbelievable to me, we have to get the spending under control and i think everyone recognizes that. to make a fundamental decision like this is causing me great concern to support increasing the debt load on our grandkids and kids that is unsustainable and ultimately, it will threaten our national security because we won't have the money to take care of our military and our non-defense programs because it will be spending it all on debt payments as you see interest rates continue to rise. >> harris: i hear politicians like yourself, particularly among republican...

75 billion dollars right now -- >> laura: 72. >> anthony: i don't see statehood. i don't see congress or senate ever, ever taking on a 72 billion dollar debt load. >> laura: exactly. >> anthony: especially for a lot of people who speak spanish. what's the way out of this? >> hermes: oh my god. [ laughter ] >> anthony: what about tourism? >> hermes: it's an industry of services to service the wealthy. and at the same time you take 450 million out of the university for example so you're going to have less educated people willing to do any type of work to survive. >> laura: you are not really pro...

This makes the situation much worse, not better. even though they started by saying it will be revenue neutral. and it will grow the economy, i assume. but i think the problem is it will probably be a short-term boost that then the growth slows dramatically. because of bigger factors. a slower labor force growth but also the higher debt load. then the big question mark really is how much of this is going to be translated to workers, higher wages, and job creation. and if this is about making new investments in the u.s., that could be a very positive thing beyond just a short-term gain. but if ...