ROMANS: Welcome back to STARTING POINT. I'm Christine Romans, watching your money this morning. Stock futures are mixed as the corporate earnings season winds down. Stocks essentially hitting the pause button this week. But take a look at the S&P.; It's up around 6 percent this year and still within shouting distance of all-time highs. One high-profile investor suing Apple to give some of its massive cash stockpile back to investors. David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital wants the company to change its policy on preferred stock. He says, quote, "Apple has $145 per share of cash on its balance sheet. As a shareholder, this is your money." Apple stock is down 35 percent after hitting its all-time high of $175 a share back in September. Apple says it will evaluate Einhorn's proposal. Back in the day, kids wanted to be firefighter, doctors, astronauts. But the new big dream? Entrepreneurs. A January Gallup poll found 43 percent students, grade 5 through 12, said they aspired to be entrepreneurs. Almost 60 percent say their schools offer classes on starting up a business. That's up from about half in 2011</s>O'BRIEN: That's so interesting. I'd be so curious to know what kind of entrepreneurs they want to be.</s>ROMANS: Steve Jobs. They want to be tech --</s>HUNTSMAN: They want to be Mark Zuckerberg.</s>HUNTSMAN: They want to be Russell Simmons.</s>O'BRIEN: I want to be Russell Simmons. We got to take a short break. We're back in just a moment.
Children's New Dream Job: Entrepreneur