COSTELLO: All right, we're keeping a close eye on Wall Street. The Dow is flirting with 17,000. Hovering right now around Tuesday's record high close. Economists say a strong job market is helping to propel stocks. We'll keep an eye on it for you. Hobby Lobby will not have to pay for certain contraceptives it believes it induces abortions, it doesn't mean its employees cannot make money off those same troefle (ph) drugs -- controversial drugs. However, the company's own 401(k) plans does not include making money off those same drug makers.</s>ROMANS: It's a big contradiction, Carol. Really interesting, when you dig into the 401(k) offerings of Hobby Lobby, the employees have taken advantage of the 401(k) through hobby lobby, but some of the mutual funds do offer investments in companies that actually make the very drugs or devices that Hobby Lobby went all the way to the Supreme Court to on the to. Those companies include Pfizer, Forest Labs also, Bayer makes those hormonal IUDs, which Hobby Lobby Teva is a pharmaceutical company that makes a plan B, that type of contraceptive that hobby lobby founders say is inconsistent with their Christian biblical beliefs On the one you have a company going all the way to the Supreme Court to try to prevent the coverage of four types of contraception for its employees, but on the other hand within the mutual funds offered to its employees, those companies -- employees can invest in those very same companies. It is a contradiction. Hobby lobby does not invest its own money. It is managed by another company, but many people this morning it looks like a contradiction to them.</s>COSTELLO: Well, if companies can be Christian, maybe they ought to totally be Christian and isn't that the point. Maybe the Supreme Court knows the answer to that question. You are just evading it altogether. You are a smart woman. I don't know how you tell the religious persuasion of companies. The corporations are people, I know, the Supreme Court has said that too. I'll leave that in the hands of the Supreme Court. Good move. Christine Romans, thanks so much. Still to come in the NEWSROOM.
Hobby Lobby 401k's Include Contraceptive Companies: Good Investing Or Hypocritical?