jeff bezos of course losing his own market value.n: sources say xerox will announce major moves today. people familiar with the matter say xerox will give up on the plan to join its business services with copiers and printers and instead split itself into two. the company is expected to give several board seats to activist investor carl icahn. ex-xerox will report a fourth straight year of declining profits and declining sales. they lost a quarter of their value last year and down another 13% this year. nicole: time for market check. look at global market action. japan bank cut rates to negative, negative. shanghai composite index up 3% as well. lauren: that is setting the tone for trading today. in europe up arrows across the board. cac up 26 and dax up 40 points. nicole: checking out now the next move here, u.s. stock market futures up 103 for dow futures. s&p up 12. though we see the two indices down over 7% for this month of january. lauren: today is the final trading day of the month of january. checking some key commodities oil

host: jeff bezos is now running. we have an interview talking about what has changed. >> you have 500,000 subscribers to the washington post and the 700,000 on sunday. where are they? >>we have 19 million online. -- >> we have 19 million readers online. and a lot of people get the coupons. i know you would prefer to throw out. the advertisers did not hear that. a lot of people get tv week and coupons and they want to sit back and read it. host: the numbers have changed dramatically and you are down to 340,000. marty baron: not on sunday. host: the 19 million has gone up. marty baron: we now have 71.6 million visitors every month. that was a record for us in november. we had a record in october. we passed the new york times and we widened those leads. we have lots of people reading the washington post. host: it seems to me that, since you have come along, there has been a change of ownership with jeff bezos and digital communications. i want to show the new office facility. what does it feel like with the reputation?

by "the news owned york times" back then, but then it was sold to jeff bezos. enormousnorm us -- had impact and we have gone without that degree of attention for 14 years. pulitzer prize was awarded in 2003, but the level of attention that comes from this movie is well beyond the level of attention that comes from winning a surprise -- winning a pulitzer prize. and there was a harvard law professor and the ambassador to the united states of the vatican, or what they call the holy see, and so i just want to read some of this and get your reaction to it. quote the press has created -- a climate is created of hysteria by describing the story is a pedophilia crisis, when in fact only a tiny minority of the reported cases involved the files. abusers of preparest children were distinct from homosexual abusers of young boys." marty: it wasn't just boys by the way, in some cases it was young women or grown women as well and some of it was pedophilia and some of it were boys of an older age. and shelso, she wrote spoke and she said "i think you could see why i thought i

jeff bezos will be the richest 5-7on in the world within years. to me, i think that is hands down.at some point you have to make money, it can't be a endless investment. do make money, their cash flow is very good. they reinvest all of it which is why it is going to be one of the most valuable companies in the world. that is why. pleasing theion to customer at whatever it costs. there amazon prime is genius. allhanie: at the cost of retail? if jeff bezos is going to be the richest man in the world, anyone who is even selling the same product that amazon does is getting carried out. does that mean it is the death to all other retail? barry: no. something doesn't have to die in order for something to live. diller.hat was barry he was talking to stephanie ruhle and david westin earlier on bloomberg . he has sharp opinions. he is investing in a new company with his old friend, check connoted. tomorrow, they are unveiling a new wireless service that will connect homes to the internet, this times -- this time wirelessly. that'll be tomorrow at 10:30 on bloomberg. ♪ betty: welcome bac

. >> jeff bezos will be the richest person in the world within five, seven years. >> plus, the week'sost grueling charts. it is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." ♪ betty: hello, i am betty liu. welcome to "bloomberg best." a weekly look at the most important business news from bloomberg's television around the world. market volatility continue this week with investors looking everywhere for signs of stability. as we take a day to day look at the top headlines, the dominant theme is change. twitter shares are tanking again closing down, 5% after the company lost for key members of its executive leadership team. what do we know, and what don't we know? there is also a board shakeup coming. >> we know for sure that these people have left twitter. been -- they left all at once. we know that they are adding to members to the board and the board and they are getting close to hiring a cfo. the fact is, twitter lives in a public space. they have a bigger glare on them right now. i don't think this is anything unusual. if this was a regular company, nobody would even notice. pressure fro

plans to add two more board twitter declined to comment. blue origin founded by amazon's owner jeff bezos rocket safely. it launched in western texas on friday. the rocket returned to earth and made a successful upright landing and equipped with aule one day will take people on a orbital space flights. >>> the flights from the salt lake city airport on thursday. the next day the county sheriff demanded those flights stop. on saturday, uberite arguing that there is no permit needed for this flight. >> oh, no. jill, how will we make it to theuvs, i guess, right? >> i think my stretch escalade l have to figure something out. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come extreme sports the strelts of new york city on a video that hack about a hit on social media. what it can' t do. your calculus homework. what it can do. tter happy. it' kind of joy you get when you bite into a new jif bar jif peanut butter. easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally, so you have peace of mind

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twitter declined to comment. >>> the private space company owner jeff bezos landed a rocket safely. it launched in western texas on friday. the rocket returned to earth and made a successful upririt landing and equipped with a crew capsule one day will take people on a orbital space flights. >>> the company began offering flights from the salt lake city airport on thursday. the next day the county sheriff demanded those flights stop. on saturday, uber agreed, despite arguing that there is no permit needed for this flight. >> oh, no. jill, how will we make it to the theater? >> big suvs, i guess, right? >> i think my stretch escalade is in the shop so we will have to figure something out. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come extreme sports in times square. a man goes snowboarding through a video that hack about a hit on social media. what it can't do. your calculus homework. what it can do. make you peanut butter happy. it's a whole new kind of joy you get when you bite into a new jif bar made with real jif peanut butter. it's easy to love

. >> jeff bezos will be the richest person in the world within five or seven years.etty: the week's most thrilling charts and experts discuss the risk of u.s. recession. it's all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." ♪ betty: hello, i'm betty liu. "bloomberg best welcome to"bloomberg best." --welcome to "bloomberg best." thist volatility continues week with investors looking everywhere for signs of stability. as we take a day-to-day look at the top headlines, the dominant theme is change. >> twitter shares are tanking again, closing down almost 5% after the company lost for key members of its executive leadership team. kevin we'll have a product, it's head of engineering, the head of media, and vice president of human resources. what do we knew and what don't we know? there's also a board shakeup coming. >> we know for sure that these people have left twitter. of vine hase head left twitter. the fifth person this week. and we know they are adding two members to the board based on information from sources. we also know they're getting close to hiring a cmo. >> what to m

. >> jeff bezos will be the richest person in the world than five or seven years. -- he week's most thrilling it is all straight ahead on bloomberg best. ♪ ,etty: hello, i am betty liu welcome to bloomberg best. a look at the biggest news and analysis from bloomberg television around the world. market volatility continues this week with investors looking everywhere for signs of stability. as we take a day to look at -- day to day look at the top headlines, the dominant scene is change. twitter shares are tanking again, closing down almost 5% after the company lost for key members of its executive leadership team. , katiee'll had a product jacobs stanton had -- head of media. what do we know in what don't we know? at -- in addition to these departures, a board shakeup is coming. >> we know that these people have left twitter. the head of fine has left twitter, that is the fifth person this week. we know that they are adding two members to the board based on information from sources, we also know they are getting close to hiring acm. >> what should we make of the departures? >> in any transitio

jeff bezos will be the richest person in the world. within -- i don't know?ly within five or seven years. but how can it be endless? i think that's hands down. at some point you have to make money off of it. >> or not. >> at some point people say -- you need to make money off of it and they do make money. their capital is very good. the cash flow has been very good . they reinvest all of it, which is why it's going to be one of the most valuable companies in the world. that's why. insane, insane attention to pleasing the customer. whatever the cost. prime, amazon prime is genius. >> at the cost of all retail? we've seen the retail industry get shellacked. anyone who is selling the same product amazon does just gets carried out. does that mean it's the death of retail? >> know, something doesn't have to dive for someone else to live. >> walmart is getting shellacked . >> they are doing ok. betty: all right, that was the ioc chairman. speaking of amazon, we will get more insight on the business tomorrow when they report results. we are watching today's stock tr

bill gates and jeff bezos donating $100 million to a company developing a blood test to develop many types of cancer much earlier than doctors are now able to. the company called grail claims the tests will be available by 2019 and use as technique called a liquid biopsy that scans blood for signs of cancer dna which can indicate a tumor is forming. fingers crossed and good for them. >> exactly. >>> so we're talking snow but we're talking snow. >> not going to be shoveling. most roadways will be wet. 30, 40 miles north and west of new york city tomorrow. a beautiful really pretty. really blustery those. cold riding the staten island ferry. nice sunset to start the week. in 24 hours' time we'll be seeing a few snowflakes fall. there's the empire state building. a lot of colors on that. that's for the college football national championships. one side clemson, one side alabama. humidity to match the wind gusts over 23. the barometer is on the rise. the high was 40 after midnight. much of the daylight hours in the upper 20s and lower 30s. 19, monticello. 31, yonkers. norwalk coming in at

but jeff bezos says the investors do not understand. spoke to jeff bezos yesterday and he said there could have been more comfort on earnings calls. that is not what investors are there four. david: barry diller said this would be the most successful company in history and jeff bezos would go to number one as far as the richest man in the world. what do you think? matt: i do not think that is that far off the mark because his company is disrupting. it is creating this endless i'll of limitless choices, and that is such a powerful commercial strategy, which is what you are talking about right here. he is not letting up. he is pursuing this. stephanie: when you describe it that way, if i close my eyes, that is what walmart was it walmart first came onto the scene, it was, we have never seen this before and it is incredible. if you invested in walmart from the beginning, happy days. you are shopping at neiman marcus. matt: i baked to differ. in that comparison -- i beg to differ. in a comparison, walmart is bricks and mortar at amazon's e-

. >> jeff bezos will be the richest person in the world within five, seven years.etty: plus the week's most brilliant charts and experts discuss the threats of a u.s. recession. it's all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." betty: i am betty liu. welcome to "bloomberg best." the mostlook at important business news, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. market volatility continued this week with investors looking everywhere for signs of stability. but as we take a day-to-day look at the top headlines, the dominant team is change. >> twitter shares are tanking down almost 5% after the company lost for key members of its executive leadership team. kevin we'll had a product could ask for head of engineering, head of media, and skip shipper, vice president of human resources could what we know and what don't we know? there's also a board shakeup coming. >> we know for sure these people and left twitter and they announced . there is a fifth person this week. we know that there adding to onbers to the board based information from sources. we

jeff bezos will be the richest person in the world within, i don't know, certainly within five to sevenears. emily: the threats of amazon continue to weigh heavily on ebay. ebay shares tanking as the company's first-quarter forecast overshadowed a report that came in line with estimates. it looks like paypal continues to benefit since the split, what about the survival of its former parent company? gene, was carl icahn's push the right call? >> i have not gone back and looked at total valuations. for investors, it has been the right thing because it has allowed them to parse out a good business in paypal and an average business in ebay. from that context, it was the right thing to do. emily: he has swapped out his ebay for paypal shares. martha stewart left the platform. here is the ceo on the call talking about where he is investing and where he is not. >> they could throw a lot of money at short-term growth and we are not doing that because we are being disciplined about our investments and we are investing in the platform and a new business opportunities that we think will be importa

when he was talking jeff bezos and amazon, his prediction that jeff bezos is going to be the richestg amazon, saying, when will they think about marginal profits, think about this. david: lisa? lisa: i am stuck by carson rights comment that being does not necessarily mean making money. i think that is a poignant idea and one that people have taken to heart. stephanie: being right does not mean you win the argument. matt? matt: i thought it was interesting that barry says he does not think netflix will have real competition. he thinks netflix globally will remain alone. stephanie: "orange is the new black," a good show. and this is a good show, lisa, to our. -- thank you. ♪ ♪ bend me shape me, any way you want me as long as you love me, it's alright bend me shape me, any way you want me you've got the power, to turn on the light shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. emily -- wendy: welcome to fashion line that the -- welcome to "bloomberg markets." bloomberg world h

. >>> the private space company blue origin foundy amazon's ow jeff bezos landed a rocke landing and equipped with a crew capsule one day will take people on a orbital space flights. >>> the company began offering flights from the salt lake city airport on thursday. the next day the county sheriff demanded those flights stop. on saturday, uber agreed, despite arguing that there is no permit needed for this flight. >> oh, no. jill, how will we make it to the theater? >> big suvs, i guess, right? >> i think my stretch escalade is in the shop so we will have to figure something out. jill wagner at the new york ina acabcit yoat.. wf dejianut's eas love laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydr, eases and softens to unblock nurally, so you have peace of min fromtart tnish. loour lave. feelure inyour d feree to self aay. just sh from denturpaste to-bond ure adhesive seals. holdrongern the leadpaste day... without the ooze. be yelf. forecast in some cities around the country. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> the workweek is off to a messy star

test.bill gates and jeff bezos have helped raise 100-million dollars for "grail.""grail" is a new company developing a blood test that can detect a number of cancers much sooner than doctors are currently able to."grail" claims the tests, which useses"liquid biopsy," will cost 100- thousand dollars or less and be available by 20-19.it scans the blood streams of patients for signs of cancer d-n-a, which can indicate that a a tumor is forming.that's even if a doctor can't see it on a scan and the patient hasn't experienced any symptoms. uber is slashing fare prices in more than 100 cities in the u.s. and canada. canada.it's an attempt by the ride-sharing company to stimulate business, as it tries to beat the "winter slump" in people ordering rides.in some cities, is is the thirstraight year uber has dropped prices at the start of the new year.the amount of the discount will vary city by city.the price cuts went into effect over the weekend. the playboy mansion is now on market.the 40-plus year home to playboy founder hugh hefner is listed for 200-million dollars.the f

only at your local ford dealer. >>> the wealth of mark zuckerberg and jeff bezos heading in differentons. he's back to break down the race. >> the billionaires version of trading places. zuckerberg and bezos are neck and neck in the race to be the fifth richest man in the world and the second richest tech billionaire mark zuckerberg added 6 billion to his paper wealth yesterday with strong book earnings. he added another half million this morning. 48 billion as of right now making him the 16th richest person in the world. he has already passed larry ellison and the coke brothers. this is according to forbes and the bloomberg billionaire list. he was ranked number 16 right now. a big jump now. bezos has gone the other way. last october he had been in the running to overtake warren buffet as the third richest man in the world. he lost more than 6 billion bringing his network to below 49 billion and dropping him down from 4th place to fifth. as of this morning zuckerberg and bezos are tide for the fifth place position each around $48 billion. zuckerberg is of course 31 years old. bezos a

alison: bill gates and jeff bezos who led $100 million round of funding for grail.rail is a new company developing a blood test that can detect many kinds of cancer earlier than doctors are currently able to. grail claims the test costs $1,000 or less. and will be available by 2019. grail's new test use aztec nic called a liquid biopsy and scans the bloodstream of the patients for sign of cancer d.n.a. which can indicate a tumor is growing. well, after a bumpy road in recent years the honda civic made its way to the top and named the 201 north american car of the year. automotive journalists from u.s. and canada decide the award. sales fell while rivals including the carolla and the alantra soared. it won the title in 2006. leon: the powerball jackpot now the world's largest in history. more than $1.4 billion. the drawing is set for wednesday. brad bell is planning to get a ticket and he has more live for us. brad: if i won, if you see me here on thursday. we're in bowie. they are selling the powerball tickets. people come. in getting busy now as people get off work

meaning from the very first hour of the first day, what amazon and jeff bezos said is we are going to infrastructure to serve customers. and we don't care about anything else. time ofendless investment. i will make you a little prediction -- jeff bezos will be the richest person in the world within five or seven years. david: how can it be -- think that's enhanced down. david: at some point, you have to make money from it. barry: they do make money. their cash flow is very good. they reinvest -- which is why it's going to be one of the most valuable companies in the world. that is why. insane attention to pleasing the customer at whatever it costs. their amazon prime is genius. stephanie: if jeff bezos is going to be the richest man in the world and we have seen the retail industry get shellacked, anyone selling the same product amazon does is getting carried out, does that mean it's the death of all other retail? barry: something doesn't have to die for someone to live. stephanie: walmart is getting a shellacking. barry: let's talk about youtube. there's a lot of stuff on there you m

washington post reporter jason rezaian and his wife flewout of germany, accompanied by jeff bezos bezos. he flew the couple back on his private plane. rezaian was freed last week after being held by iran for 18 months. >>> when we come back, more on the snowstorm pounding its way up the east coast. >>> before we go, we want to check in with al roker one more time. the latest forecast in this blizzard of 2016. what will you be watching overnight as this develops? >> not just the snow. but we are talking about the winds. cause big problems. 900 miles of snow from memphis to south of new york city. and as far as at cumulations are concerned, washington, baltimore, looks to be the big winner if you look at it that way. 18 to 26 inches, some areas could pick up to three feet of snow. philadelphia, new jersey, surrounding areas picking up about 12 to 18. new york city looking generally at about six to 12 inches. now we're also watching the winds. they are going to start to develop as we get into late tonight, early tomorrow. wind speeds of over 50, 60 miles per hour, blowing and drifting snow

tech giants bill gates and jeff bezos have led a 100 million dollar round of funding for grail. grail is a new company developing a blood test that can detect many kinds of cancer. the tests will cost one-thousand dollars or less. and should be available by 20-19. it's done using a new technique called "liquid biopsy." where the blood stream is scanned for signs of cancer d-n-a - which can indicate that a tumor is forming. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - a dazzling display in the sky above israel. we'll show it to you -- next. then at 6-- prison time for the man involved in a post-game bar fight. the sentence the judge wavy news 10 at 6. announcer: now, from the station on your side, this is wavy news 10. nicole: the codes are back out with another flirtation of spring weather. tom: and there's yet another blast of winter weather on its way from the west. it is a double shot of cold air for hampton roads. a reminder that it is still january. there will really be a one-to punch. nicole: the system is headed our way midweek. temperatures only reaching into the 40's --

the project, which is called grail, is also getting funding from bill gates and amazon founder jeff bezos. a new study has some alarming results. the government now is now finding that few teens are smoking, but secondhand smoke is still a big problem. cdc researchers say nearly half of non-smoking teens in middle school and high school encountered secondhand tobacco smoke in 2013. secondhand smoke has been linked pneumonia. emily: check this out. a rare double rainbow captured in this photo of the manhattan skyline yesterday after downpours moved through the nearly two inches of rainfall broke a century-old record there. gave us a pretty picture, too. for a. full rainbows are rare enough. impressive. we had many areas around two inches here yesterday. not the case other today. it is called into the west. danielle: we having cooling down. look at the difference between 24 hours ago. cindy: 10-20 degrees colder, widespread across the area. the difference, we have sunshine back. the storm is gone, it has been pulling and drier and cold air in its wake. we get down to the freezing mark in bo

sir michael: you might look at jeff bezos, or larry page, or mark zuckerberg.hese people are obsessed with, at the beginning, the products that they want to build, and then their company. i think the very successful people are great at building teams around them. microsoft, for example, in its heyday, had a very stable management team. the same has been true at apple. emily: you are so well known for your time chronicling the early days of apple. you spent time with jobs. you were in favor with him, you were out of favor with him. i wonder what you learned by watching steve so closely about what makes a good leader and what makes a bad leader? sir michael: for steve, the product was never good enough, whether it was a computer or a phone or a tablet. he was always thinking about the next thing. i think that is the distinctive hallmark of a truly great leader. is that great is never great enough. emily: there were a lot of qualities about steve that, you know, are so controversial. is the jobs model a good one? sir michael: i am a huge admirer. was a huge admire

"the post" is owned by jeff bezos, of course, an internationally known news organization. and this was so personal for the staffers there, to know that one of their colleagues, you see him on screen here, was behind bars and was behind bars for so many weeks. in fact, even longer than the time of the iranian hostage crisis in the late 1970s. so this was very personal for the post. they were in very become-channel conversations with government officials and others around the world trying to seek jason's release, as were members of his family. now we're hearing from organizations that advocated for this day to come, calling for his release for many months. reporters without borders releasing a statement saying that they are thrilled to see this news. however, he should have never been imprisoned in the first place. the statement goes on to say jason was innocent and it is outrageous that he has been used as a bargaining chip. and that's been the view for many months, wolf. as you know, even some gop presidential candidates started referring to people like rezaian as a hostag

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emily: what is your strategy for holding your own against billionaires like elon musk and jeff bezos?strategy has been about performance. you don't need a marketing department or a pr department. you just need to perform. you need to deliver. we had a very exciting celebration. we got together and celebrated. people screamed and jumped up and down. the next day we went to work. our strategy is really to deliver what we promised, and that is what made sera nevada grow from nothing to this multibillion-dollar level that we are at today. emily: what are your long-term plans? is it an ipo? >> eventually, it could be. we have kept the company private to this point, but space is a different kind of market. the potential is so large. if you want to realize the potential on a timely basis, you made to bring other financial vehicle's or an ipo to the picture. right now, it is a little early to say that, but as i mentioned earlier, we have an effort underway to bring some financial partners into this effort. emily: sierra nevada corporation's ceo. staying in space, they can't see it but they be