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. >> not only did he want to bego.e carried a bat on his way to school, woe pass a store front and he would take a swing in the reflection of the store front and the merchants inside wondering who is this veinglorious kid outside. >>rose: so he was."the kid: thef ted williams." ben bradlee, thank you. >> pleasure.♪ ♪ >> funding for charlie rose wasd american express. additional funding provided by these funders: >> and by bloomberg, a provider >>> this is nightly business we port wi report with tyler mathisen and susie gharib. >> up to the stock market news and in depth aname sis. our kuwait raunlting service projikts up jiktive rating didly on over 4300 stocks. learn more at the street.com/nbr. >>> not business as usual. glax so smith kline to quit two of the industries most common and controversial practices. the way it promotes products and compensates sales force. will rival company s follow? >> best medicine. why some are calling on consumers to pass vitamins. what does that mean for the companies that develop and

would not bego we talking about all of these robots. >> that's true.e is the argument that with all this extra productivity then on by technology, demand for jobs is going to shrink. it is a secular decline. >> that is really true in occupations where robots can take over. the biggest increase in jobs over the next decade are going to be in the service sectors, where you need people. >> maybe the pay isn't so good. thank you very much. this two-week stint, it has been great having you. >> it's early but it is a lot of fun. >> now you are going to join the masses. >> jetting back to san francisco tomorrow. >> that does it for "in the loop." we are on the markets next. it is 56 minutes past the hour and that means bloomberg television is on the markets. start 30 minutes and the of u.s. tradg and signs of a stronger-than-expected economic recovery used in u.s. stocks. the s&p 500 trading up 4/10 of one percent. it is at a record high once again. chinese stocks are stuck in the longest losing streak for more than two decades. interbank lending rates spiked