now the buckeye state is reinventing its economy shifting from manufacturing to a future in ecommerce. courtney reagan reports from troy township, ohio. >> reporter: part of the beauty of online shopping is the ability to shop when ever from where ever. there is a hub for retailers to locate ecommerce fulfillment center. >> for new development fulfillment centers, ohio is usually at the top of the list for retailers. if you're going to have one distribution center, they can serve most of the nation from that area. >> reporter: home depot says this location allows it to deliver to 90% of its customers within two days. the choice to locate has added nearly 600 jobs to the area. home depot calls the labor force good. our clients have, who have a fulfillment or distribution presence in ohio have a more tenured or skill work force, and the way that manifests itself is the labor productivity. >> reporter: the growth rate for warehouse jobs as out paced total job growth since the great recession. in ohio, the industry contributed more than 3,000 j s jobs. the largest gain since 2007. the sta

business accounts, as well as credit unions and proper ecommerce platforms. microsoft is suing the u.s. government over a law that examines online files without the individual's knowledge. the company says the government is abusing the law and argues it has the right to tell customers when the federal agency is looking add their e-mails. sam and laura, back over to you. >>> later today marking three years since bombs went off at the boston marathon. three people were killed. another 260 injured. one of the bombers was killed days later. his brother was convicted of the bombing and sentenced to death. today officials will lay a wreath laying. the city's mayor martin walsh has april 15th as one boston day. >>> changes on san francisco streets have some drivers seeing red. the mta is now finishing up the process of painting red lanes in san francisco's mission district. it's part of the 14th mission rapid project which dessinginates lanes for only buses and taxies on mission street between 11th and randall. tweaking some of the changes but long-time residents sa

the digital media and ecommerce platform hype beast is enjoying the best debut of any asian i.p.o.surging more than 700% in monday trade, the 10-year-old company started off as an online sneaker forum but has grown to include a handful of lifestyle websites and a web store. the platform has attracted more than 46 million page views a month in the 2015 fiscal year. its biggest revenue generating markets are the u.s. and hong kong. and secure works launching its i.p.o. road show this week, testing appetite. secure works is a cybersecurity firm that services enterprise customers. it's seeking up to $158 million in a public listing. the company's expected to price after market on april 21. dell had previously delayed this i.p.o. after an initial filing in december amid market volatility. and tomorrow on bloomberg, do not miss u.s. commerce secretary on go 8:30 new york time. more of "bloomberg west" continues next. ♪ emily: in today's funding board, doubling down on his passion for tech by launching a private equity fund worth $100 million. already an investor in the maker of the star

it's creating a new way to distribute the ecommerce now. it's completely disrupting the distribution model. for people like us, it's a good opportunity. >> it's a lot of ways to spend on the digital issue and how do you avoid the blind alleys so to speak? >> we used to say, advertising is wasted but the only problem is thanks to the digital, we know to do economic modernization of the impact of advertising on your sales. so i would say today thanks to all the big data opportunities, we can be much more efficient in the way we do the media spending. >> we'll leave it there. i can't believe the time has run out but nice to see you today. good luck with the results on saturday. yannick bollore, ceo of havas. that's it for "street signs. "the team will be up next on "worldwide exchange." >>> good morning. oil prices plunging after producers fail to agree on a freeze. >>> and new this morning, brazil's impeachlment vote in congress moving one step closer to remove iing rousseff from office. >>> and we are looking at the u.s. political primaries.

yellow pages under yt is interested with the backing of at&t and japanese ecommerce firm also said to be considering a bid for yahoo. >>> stock market is off to a fairly flat start this morning. dow up 7. nasdaq lower a couple. s&p flat. back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. >>> the transgender bathroom controversy hitting retail giant target. target says that tuesday that transgender customers can use any bathroom they want. it's the latest corporate reaction to laws slammed by critics as anti-lgbt. many states have measures forcing transgender people to use bathrooms according to the sex on their birth certificate. >>> guards at the main jail in santa clara county are now suing the sheriff. the guards say sheriff laurie smith released text messages from correctional deputies that contained racial slurs. the lawsuit says that violates rules meant to protect officers' personal records. we spoke with the head of the correctional peace officers association, the union that filed suit. >> no one is above the law. clearly there are issues here, systemic issues, that we h

but ecommerce streaming and the cloud, he said years ahead of everybody in the cloud, makes you wanto look at amazon a little bit closer. >> i tell you what, though, look at amazon did when we had the last swoon in the market. it got absolutely killed. after this rip, i would be careful. i understand the points on it. just be careful. if we get any type of pullback, amazon's going to take it on the chin. >> you talked about the cloud space. go pure play and s.a.p. they've outperformed there. those are names, work day underperformed. crm is somewhere in the middle. if you have to be in there, aws, everything to b.k.'s point has to be working with the market for this one to work. >> it's interesting what he said about microsoft. we don't usually hear them say it's expensive. microsoft trading at 20 times, you know it will be at mid single earnings in sales growth. people think about capital return. giving back $100 billion to shareholders over the past several years. >>> up next, final trade. stay tuned. the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and with her, a flood of potential p

alibaba has purchased a controlling stake in the ecommerce company.nd verizon workers may begin to strike tomorrow in an effort to push for new contracts. they want the telecom giant to hike their pay, limit outsourcing, and improve working conditions. >>> sumner redstone doesn't agree with the selling of paramount stakes. redstone still owns voting stakes of about 80% in viacom and cbs. >>> trc capital made an unsolicited mini tender offer for costco. they've offered to buy up to 1 million shares of common stock for nearly $150 million a share. >>> abbvie and roche winning regulatory approval for a drug they teamed up on that treats a rare type of blood cancer. >>> let's get to today's top trending stories. if you want to travel first class affordably, try flying on a wednesday. new studies by fare compare shows wednesday is the least expensive day to fly first class if you book your ticket at least seven days in advance. it's nearly 20% more expensive to fly on a friday or a sunday. there we go. one to take note of. >> which makes sense. friday and

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player they could sideline in the next two years as they've done with music and other niche and ecommerceields. that's the number one concern and there's a number of other concerns too. >> michael, let me ask you as well, at what point you think netflix will lose pricing power here? >> i think there's no question that they are going to lose some subscribers as a result of the uptick in pricing but i think you have to keep in mind people are watching netflix an hour or two hours a day, the average is over 90 minutes. there's going to be maybe a small speed bump here ahead of what's kind of emerging on to a much faster roadway, which is international growth and there's definitely competition. i think some of those internet competitors mention are clearly going to get more aggressive but i think it's important to keep in mind that we only need a small fraction of broadband subscriber users to adopt netflix to have significant impact on the numbers. specifically we're looking for about 10 to 15% of international subscribers to adopt over the next few years and that's a relatively small number

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the ecommerce giant's net income exceeded a half billion dollars in the first three months of the year compared to a loss the same time last year. amazon shares jumped 12% in extended trading. >>> the nation's largest cable company comcast has agreed to buy dreamworks animation. the deal is valued at $3.8 billion. dreamworks animation has the shrek and kung fu panda franchises and was one of the major media company. >>> here's a pair of nikes you wouldn't want to scuff up. these air jordan were sold for $22,000. ten pair were made in a deal with rapper m and m. some of the money goes to charity. >>> thank you so much. caught on camera, a long island fedex driver carelessly throwing packages into his truck. >> the video taken by a business owner fed up with his shipments showing up damaged. >> he's recently been on the receiving end of plenty of complaints about items arriving damaged. >> plates were cracked. there were some random vhs take place, just little items that could be -- they were clearly marked fragile. >> he took his curiosity and cell phone to his local fedex and recorded

fact, buzzfeed found at least eight of the brands advertising on facebook are linked to one chinese ecommerce beware. when you go online, you're looking at ads, know that you are putting yourself at potential risk for buying something that may not be in that picture. >> we actually reached out to the chinese retailer buzzfeed was looking into. they got back overnight, saying they're a big company. 3,000 employees. it takes time to prepare a reply. now, they have no comment. for you, just in case you're tempted by a flashy picture in your feed, quick tips. if it's not a brand you know, google it and look for reviews on consumer better business bureau. don't be fooled by the number of fans a company has on social media. some companies have been accused of buying likes or followers to make their sites look a little more legit. third, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. you know if you think you found a beautiful, silk prom dress for $10.99, probably not real. >> ever happen to you guys, shopping online? >> oh, yeah. i bought stuff and it's not the quality you expect. >> i never onl