a quick round up of tech earnings -- "call of duty" maker activision, stocks tumbling. the company says a strong u.s. dollar will hurt profits going forward. former parent vivendi plans to sell the rest of its stake in activision. $867 million worth of stock, although a little bit less after-hours now. go pro, shares surging 75% in the key fourth-quarter. the camera on the stick is going to get better. they are talking about a new camera on a stick called the hero 4 camera. go pro profits, $122 million in the quarter. earnings report, not so rosy for pandora. the internet radio service added 5 million active listeners in the quarter, but the overall growth rate is slowing. yelp posting profits of $32.7 million in the fourth quarter, a lot of it due to a tax item. another tech company reported earnings today, twitter and linkedin both reporting. let's start with twitter. for the court to revenue up 97% year-over-year -- fourth-quarter revenue up 97% year-over-year. the company announced a narrower loss of 120 finally dollars. monthly active users rose 20% year-over-year

it could get there if they come in with a solid quarter. >> right now, activision is higher after itsuch. "money clip" is up next. ♪ >> welcome to "money clip was quote where we bring together the best years and interviews. i'm pimm fox. here's the rundown. diplomacy in action -- european officials and u.s. secretary of state john kerry make a push for peace in ukraine. europe and greece remain at loggerheads. in company, we get physical -- under armour buys into the fitness app game and concern about the measles -- why the virus outbreak could get worse before it gets better. wall street is eager for sc --e

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it has earned activision. millions of dollars since it released in 2003. mobile gaming sales are expected to overache consoling gaming later this year. apparently the graphic system cannot keep up with all that have. fans will be descending on london's royal opera house for e-sports, as they're called. it has millions tuning in on live to watch the live broadcast. we go to where it all began seoul, south korea. >> the history of online gaming as a spectator sport started here in seoul in 1999. and you can see it's still going strong. south korea is widely regarded having the best professional league in the world backed by sponsored with a huge structure. it's not just being closely followed here in korea but there are eye polls on screens around the world who are following this game. that's why there is commentary live in korean and the english language as well. >> we'll get the numbers recently it took place in seoul this year at the world cup stadium. there were 40,000 live spectators and nearly 30 million viewers around the world which puts it in the sa

like you said, these are companies that are actually making real money and have real long-term activisionn the way their companies are growing. i don't think it's insane for these valuations to be going up. these are companies that can expand globally really quickly because of technology, and, yeah, i don't think it's insane. >> tell us exactly how your business works. >> so hinge, we're a dating app, but we help you meet real people through your real friends in real life. so the kinds of people you would meet at a house party and dinners and weddings. we just help facilitate those introductions every day. >> not -- so it's not a location-based deal like tinder. this is literally cracking into your circle of friends. >> so it's more like facebook. >> circle of facebook friends. >> it's all through facebook, so it's all friends of friends on facebook. >> how many users do you have? >> we're not public with that information. >> growing? >> yeah, growing. about 20% month-over-month right now. >> how do you differentiate yourself from a tinder? how many of these type apps can there be? >> yea

call of duty from activision and blizzard. big deal for the company because it has gotten fantastic reviews from the gaming geeks that review these things. listen to what had been said about it. >> it is unusual they would ship the product and the retailer and then with how it sold through, although it does occasionally happen. it still remains to be seen and we never lie to claim victory before it occurs. >> in an industry littered with failures of big games, he has a lot of guts to say it would be unusual for them to ship to retailers that would not sell. he has done really well, a company that has had a horrific past but is doing well right now. >> korey, thank you so much. bloomberg west editor-at-large. staying intact the big number, 975 million dollars, that is chinese regulators have fined qualcomm in an antitrust case involving smartphones. also agreeing to a cheaper pricing structure for licensing. the company's chip, most of the world's phones accessing the internet. still ahead, more on the 2014 hedge fund. the pres

everyone from procter & gamble to pfizer to dupont to activision blizzard to 21st century fox, it isread. >> there has to be some benefits. is there a company benefiting? >> companies that hedged successfully. honeywell is one example. there is the issue of changing cost. it is not just the revenue you collect. it is what you pay for production. as someone pointed out to me, not only that you have to think about the things that are priced in dollars. things like oil and copper. you have not seen the effect their. >> we have been looking over the last decade at the assumption that all the growth will be in emerging markets. procter & gamble and caterpillar had based their strategies on selling abroad moving abroad. this shift will take a long time to adjust. >> a ship corporations have not had to deal with it longer than that. i talked to a portfolio manager and he pointed out, it has been decades since we have been in a sustained rising dollar environment. not something companies and investors have had to wrap their heads around. this latest move caught them off guard. if europe cont

activision down 2% despite record fourth-quarter earnings.the impact of the stronger dollar with the warning. and home depot among stocks hitting all-time highs. >>> hiring is on the rise employers adding 257,000 jobs to the u.s. economy in january. that was better than economists were looking for. unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 5.7%. so should these numbers be seen as a sign that the labor market is moving closer to complete health? joining us to discuss, jan hatzuis, as always on jobs day, chief economist at goldman sachs. good to see you. >> hello. thank you. >> you were below consensus at 210,000. you must have been very surprised on the positive note from these numbers. >> yeah. we had taken it down to 210 from 250 and cheerily should haven't done, that but, you know i think in general the message has been a good one on the labor market and i think this was a strong report not just in the employment numbers in the payroll employment numbers but also in the household employment numbers despite the increase in the unemployment rat

activision blizzard. blaming the impact of a stronger dollar. they earn about half of their revenue from outside of the u.s. we'll talk to the ceo of buffalo wild wings. revenue better than expected. comp sales was good. stocks near a high. we'll talk about it. talk about it costs more for wings. prices have gone up for wings and labor is more expensive and they're reaching the saturation point of like 1,000 restaurants and they have to do something else and i have an idea. they got some stuff. >> you need a new theme? does it have anything to do with mexican food? >> am i that predictable. here's my idea rusty taco they got out of a relationship. if you're watching sports what do you want? wings and what else? >> tacos. >> yeah. but nachos. >> i think you can get already nachos at buffalo wild wings. >> oh. >> make them better then. >> tacos. >> as we showed you the futures are waiting to see what happens with the jobs report. if you take a look right now we'll see s&p futures down by 1 point. the dow was up another 211 points. s&p up another 2