a good start would be to limit the maximum bet on high street betting shops and ban all gambling adverts notjust restricted to machines. you can bet and gamble far more than £100 on any dog or horse race. your guest this morning is1 million miles wide of the mark if she thinks there will be no job losses, if the state is reduced to £2 per spin. i employ five people. they will all lose their jobs £2 per spin. i employ five people. they will all lose theirjobs the following day should this extreme action be taken. thank you for those. do get in touch. here's some sport now with 0lly foster. good morning. four 0lympic golds, six world championship titles, that is the impact alberto salazar had on so is the impact alberto salazar had on so mo farah's career. but after six yea rs so mo farah's career. but after six years he is leaving his american colt to return to the uk with his family. he says the split has nothing to do with the two—year us anti—doping investigation into salazar. both men deny any wrongdoing. none of salazar's athletes have ever failed a drugs test. farah resigned —— reti

currently, you can bet up to £100 a time on a fixed odds betting terminal.er limits. last year, £1.8 billion was made from these types of machines. the association of british bookmakers say the meeting the amount you can bet each time could mean half of all betting shops would clothes —— would close and 21,000 people might lose their jobs. this part of east london has more than its fair share of bookmakers. legally, shops like this one are restricted to having only for fixed odds machines one are restricted to having only forfixed odds machines in each shop and some critics say they are so profitable, that some companies have multiple branches all in the same area. the gambling industry has 12 weeks to respond before the government decides how low it is limit will be. facebook says 126—million americans may have seen content uploaded by fake accounts with links to russia, during the last two years. it comes as president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort, faces charges as part of an inquiry into allegations that russia interfered with the preside

these are machines in betting shops, where you can bet up to £100 every 20 second, they are describednd the social problems they cause are well documented, notjust to individuals, job loss, crime, break down of families, and in the worst and most severe cases suicide, so there are problems across the industry, this is why row have seen other country like australia and belgian take radical steps to ban sponsorship and so this review by the government is long overdue and the government is long overdue and the industry is moving very quickly, technology, you know, in 2007 we didn't really know what technology would bring to the gambling industry and to sponsorship and to advert, so now is the very good time for review and it is long overdue. lots more comments coming in, if you want to get in industry is moving very quickly, 'up : up with watching live sports on sky and seeing adverts all the time. sky and seeing adverts all the time. sky makes money without having to rely on them." sponsorship and to 'up : up with watching live sports on sky and seeing adverts all the time. sky and seei

they're fixed odds betting terminals.ghtening the rules around the most addictive types of gambling in betting shops and online. it's launching a 12—week consultation, which will look at whether the maximum stakes for fixed—odds betting terminals should be reduced. currently you can bet up to £100 every 20 seconds. ministers are looking at whether that should be reduced to £2. new guidelines on gambling advertising will be drawn up, over concerns that children are often being targeted. 0ur media editor amol rajan has this report. it's an industry that is centuries—old and attracts millions every year, but gambling can also breed addiction, and the fixed odds betting terminals targeted in today's review cluster in areas of deprivation and high unemployment. over two million people in britain are either problem gamblers or at risk of addiction, according to the gambling commission. many problem gambler start out with small bets of £1 or £2, but soon get addicted. matt zarb—cousin quickly went from tiny bets to a debt of £20

more than half of betting shop profits come from fixed odds betting terminals. will conclude that £2 is the appropriate level. very interesting to to you. thank you. the headlines on bbc news: the cata la n the headlines on bbc news: the catalan leader, ca rles the headlines on bbc news: the catalan leader, carles puigdemont, says the spanish high court has no legal grounds to begin a case against him and his ministers on charges of rebellion. the bank of england estimates up to 75,000 jobs could be lost in the financial sector if britain leaves the european union without a trade deal. and as we have just been discussing, the government is proposing a reduction in the £100 maximum stake on fixed odds gaming machines in betting shops. protesta nt protestant christians are marking the 500th anniversary of the start of the reformation, the day martin luther is said to have nailed criticism of roman catholicism to a church door. a service is taking place in westminster abbey. let's cross over to our religious affairs correspondent, martin bashir, who is at the servi

do have any bets? james: i am reading the same reports you are reading.reat sourcing from bloomberg. one point on that, though, before, i used to say amazon has the most regulatory risk because it has become so big, and consuming such a big part of our lives as it relates to commerce, but i think what you are seeing now is incredible savviness on the political front, the rubberstamping from the fcc and whole foods. so i would venture to say from a regulatory standpoint, amazon is now the large-capm the entire emily: interesting. tech group. always great to have you on the show, james cakmak, and olivia zaleski as well. also reporting earnings after the bell. baidu issuing estimates for the fourth quarter well below the average. after hours,ng in causing concern for investors. ad crackdown around a sensitive political trafficking decreasing traffic during a normally busy fourth quarter. tech earnings continue, alphabets fourth-quarter report encouraging investors. we will dig into the numbers. and bloomberg tech is live streaming on twitter, check us out.

currently you can bet up to £100 a time on a fixed odds betting erminal.suggests a much lower limit, ranging from £50 to £2, making these machines less attractive. we recognise that people are losing a lot of money on these machines. that they are creating some issues around harmful gambling which can have a great impact on other areas in society, including their families and their communities, so we want to make sure we are taking action. but labour isn't happy with the review, saying it could go much further. the government could have come to parliament today and said we are reducing the stake to £2. instead they have given in to industry lobbying, they have a 12 week review. the maximum stake could still be £50, which means there are going to be a lot more problem gamblers losing money in years to come. last year, £1.8 billion was made from these types of machines. bookmakers said thatjobs are at risk if the limit falls as low as £2. we estimate that half of shops in the uk would close, that's approximately 4,000 shops and potentially 20,000 jobs. at hi

isa hotel rooms, betting is awake to...ivity and u nfortu nately, is a leisure activity and unfortunately, they may think they have a better chance betting on snooker. everton caretaker manager david unsworth says he wants the job full time. the former defender, who made more than 300 appearances during two playing spells at the club, has been put in temporary charge following the dismissal of ronald koeman yesterday. unsworth had a successful spell in charge of everton‘s under—23 side, and will lead the side at chelsea in the league cup tomorrow night. who wouldn't want this job? it is a wonderful football club with amazing fans and it is a top job for absolutely any manager, myself included. the chairman has given me an opportunity, farhad has given me an opportunity, the board have given me an opportunity, to hopefully get a run of games where the performance levels go up and we produce some wins as well. from that, performances and results will dictate any future for me as everton manager. we need to win, and the chairm

currently you can bet up to £100 a time on a fixed odds betting erminal.iew suggests a much lower limit, ranging from £50 to £2, making these machines less attractive. we recognise that people are losing a lot of money on these machines. that they are creating some issues around harmful gambling which can have a great impact on other areas in society including their families and their communities so we want to make sure we are taking action. but labour isn't happy with the review, saying it could go much further. the government could have come to parliament today and said we are reducing the stake to £2. instead they have given in to industry lobbying, they have a 12 week review. the maximum stake could still be £50, which means there are going to be a lot more problem gamblers losing money in years to come. last year, £1.8 billion was made from these types of machines. bookmakers said thatjobs are at risk if the limit falls as low as £2. we estimate that half of shops in the uk would close, that's approximately 4000 shops and potentially 20,000 jobs. at h

clearly there are other bets out there.ue is growing, so there's no real -- at least what i've seen so far, no real standout success but clearly revenue growth is something like 50% year on year and the good bet is a good sign but to sort of start being meaningful profitable to the country bottom line we'll need a lot more growth yet. >> other bets revenue totaling $3.4 billion in cap ex-spending has dropped dramatically year over year and spent $324 million on other bets same time this year, that's $77 million and i've been told it's mainly because they're spending less on google fiber and focusing on developing technology before panding it and she spoke specifically and said we create businesses over term and we do a multiyear financial model and establish financial milestones and it's a multiyear look at creating what we believe are multiyear opportunities and she singled out waymo, the self driving car unit and are pleased with the progress they made with safety and when it comes to ways self-driving cars can help citie

we've split our bets we're betting on a lot of the other icos as well >> the internet bubble imploded, famously, mike does that imply that bitcoin, that that bubble in bitcoin will also have a similar sort of implosion? and how does that happen what triggers that >> right now, total market cap of the whole blockchain, bitcoin, etherium ecosystem, is roughly $200 billion in 1999, the internet got up to around $6.5 trillion we are a long, long way from what a mania looks like. and so, yeah, listen, prices will always get ahead of themselves, and new technologies just like, you know, you had gold up and down, there will be big volatility in this stuff at one point there will be a major correction why i think having a macro skill set and a macro hat to wear in investing this stuff is that you hope you understand when things run out of gas and try to get out before then. i do think just like on the internet, there are going to be companies that exist 20 years from now that really do change the way we do business >> sure. bitcoin is a whole other asset class. i'm wondering, using that macro

he stopped betting with help from gamblers anonymous.ow —— £5,000 in 40 hours. you lose all sense of time around you. the moneyjust, lose all sense of time around you. the money just, the lose all sense of time around you. the moneyjust, the money isjust a number ona the moneyjust, the money isjust a number on a screen. you get desensitised to everything that is going on. gamblers anonymous was my final resort to save relationships. you can bet up to £100 a time on a fixed odds terminal. the government review suggests a much lower limit making these machines less attractive. last year, £1.8 billion was made from these types of machines. the association of british bookmakers as limiting the amount you bet each time could mean that half of all betting shops would close on 21,000 people may lose theirjobs. just like high close on 21,000 people may lose their jobs. just like high street, up their jobs. just like high street, up and down the country, this part of east london has more than its fairshare of of east london has more than its fair

do these leveraged bets play a role in all this? there have been few catalysts in terms of trading. we did have the government a catastrophic collapse and asset prices after excessive optimism. hen it comes to the ll and their contracts, it is a straightforward way to bet on the market. you bet the same hang seng will rise and leverage up to do it. if it does it, you are rewarded handsomely. if not, you can lose all your money. a lot of contracts had clustered around that level and people took advantage of the plunge to kill the bulls. it was enough to ruin those who have those particular bets. haidi: what about the team doing buying and selling? >> in the hong kong market? across both markets. we heard reports leading to the congress that there have been some participation to maintain stability. been rumors.e have it is commonplace for them to intervene in the mainland markets, but we know there are strict rules in terms of making sure they stabilize the market. we did see earlier in the week in the wake of xi jinping's epic speech

clearly, there are a lot of other bets out there. is growing, but the losses are continuing. at least what i have seen so far, there is no real standout success. but clearly revenue growth is a good sign. but to start being meaningfully prosperous, we will need a lot more growth yet. emily: alphabet revenue is now totaling $3.4 billion, and capex spending has dropped dramatically over the year. they spent $324 million last year, this year $77 million. ruth porat told me mainly that is because they are spending less on google fiber right now. they are focused on developing the technology before expanding it. she also spoke specifically about how they decide where to continue to invest in other bets. she said, "we are looking to create valuable businesses over the longer term. what we do is a multi-year financial model. establish business, technology and financial milestones. it is really a multi-year look at creating what we believe are multi-year opportunities," and she singled out waymo, the self driving car unit. she said they are

i'm going to make a bet that u.p.s. will make a high. i want to be long in any earnings. >> so mike, what's your trade? >> this is an interesting case usually earnings are basically large contributors to price movement but actually in the case of u.p.s., the movement on earnings is typically around 2% where you do see movement is through the holidays operational challenges historically at this time of year they've had situations where they've ultimately disappointed in the next quarter. so i think the best way to do this, especially with options premiums as low as they are, is buy the at the money call. looking out to january, buy the 120 calls, $3.20 you're spending approximately $3 relative to the current stock price to make that bullish bet, only has to move up 3% between now and january. i think the chances it makes a move of that magnitude or larger is very, very good i don't expect it necessarily after earnings. >> what do you think of the trade? >> i'm going to have to disagree to me this looks double toppy. we've seen a massive r

there is the sense that they are thinning out their investments in other bets. do you make of that? ben: i think they have to. they have to be disciplined. the reality is for google or for alphabet to build something that will meaningfully change their results or change the world, they need to focus on bets that can generate $10 billion in revenue. and meaningful profit. very few bets any company can make have a reasonable chance of building a $10 billion, 20 billion dollar, $30 billion business. they need to think through the things i can really change the world, generate a lot of revenue. alphabet has a meaningful, a good chance of being one of the winners. clearly driverless cars is a massive opportunity. it seems like alphabet is one of the front runners in that rea. i think they are right to focus there. as far as a lot of other bets in alphabet where they say this is too small or we are too far behind. emily; that was c.e.o. of ad arlor. a former engineer at twitter filed the suit two years ago alleging the company thwarts the advancement of female enginee

putting cone carter's buller bet. they've got a way to get your money back much more "options action"s after this you start trading. >>yeah, 5 years already. 5 years, hmm. you ever call your broker for help? >>once, when volatility spiked... and? >>by the time they got me an answer, it was too late. td ameritrade's elite service team can handle your toughest questions right away- with volatility, it's all about your risk distribution. good to know. >>thanks, mike. we got your back kate. >>does he do that all the time? oh yeah, sometimes he pops out of the couch. help from real traders. only with td ameritrade. well, it'sonce again.eason >>yeah. lot of tech companies are reporting today. and, how's it looking? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much be

position to get a breakout i like facebook here it is just below its july 27th high we'll make the bet it will exceed that up >> mike, what's your trade >> so i'm basically looking at a call calendar here, specifically the november/january 180 call calendar you can spend three bucks to buy the january calls and sell the novembers against it to make your bullish bet here's the thing we have earnings coming up in facebook that first week and do we know we have a catalyst we just talked about this, options previews get elevated. you would like to be a seller. this implies a move under 5% some could say they've had earnings moves where they've had larger moves than that historically, but recent it hasn't been. the moves have been much more muted recently there are other reasons why that might be true too. we have a lot of we'll call it negative publicity about whether facebook and some of these other names are deserving a little bit more let's say investigation, shall we say i think those things mean that you're going to have slightly elevated options premiums. it might mute some of the mo

clearly, there are a lot of other bets out there. the revenue is growing. at least when i have seen so far, there is no real standout success. but clearly revenue growth is a good sign. to start being meaningfully prosperous, we will need a lot more growth yet. emily: alphabet now totaling $3.4 billion, and spending has dropped dramatically over the year. they spent $24 billion last year, this year is $77 billion.

what would you bet on her taking it her even receiving the offer well the new guy gary condit like mr cohn i think the chair yellen has done a really good job but she has the distinction which i think the president trump doesn't like of being an obama person and he seems to like you dislike anything anything. and so i think that's

currently you can bet up to £100 a time on a fixed odds betting erminal.suggests a much lower limit, ranging from £50 to £2, making these machines less attractive. we recognise that people are losing a lot of money on these machines. that they are creating some issues around harmful gambling which can have a great impact on other areas in society, including their families and their communities, so we want to make sure we are taking action. but labour isn't happy with the review, saying it could go much further. the government could have come to parliament today and said we are reducing the stake to £2. instead they have given in to industry lobbying, they have a 12 week review. the maximum stake could still be £50, which means there are going to be a lot more problem gamblers losing money in years to come. last year, £1.8 billion was made from these types of machines. bookmakers said thatjobs are at risk if the limit falls as low as £2. we estimate that half of shops in the uk would close, that's approximately 4,000 shops and potentially 20,000 jobs. at hi

but my bet is a lot of that will be coming from youtube. youtube has been doing really well. there are a lot of questions about youtube recovering from a whole brand safety scare earlier in the year. the evidence suggests they are. we have seen meaningful price increases. we have seen almost every single advertiser back on youtube, so that is certainly a highlight. beyond that, i think it is overall health in the ad business. clearly, there are a lot of other bets out there. the revenue is growing. a lot is continuing. at least when i have seen so far, there is no real standout success. but clearly revenue growth is a good sign. to start being meaningfully prosperous, we will need a lot more growth yet. emily: alphabet now totaling $3.4 billion, and spending has dropped dramatically over the year. million last

currently you can bet up to £100 every 20 seconds.e looking at whether that should be reduced to £2. the review is also looking at how to protect players against the explosive growth of online gambling fuelled by smartphones. it's now believed almost a quarter of gamblers online are "at risk" of addiction. and new guidelines on gambling advertising will be drawn up, over concerns children are often being targeted. 0ur media editor amol rajan has this report. it's an industry that is centuries—old and attracts millions every year, but gambling can also breed addiction, and the fixed odds betting terminals targeted in today's review cluster in areas of deprivation and high unemployment. over 2 million people in britain are either problem gamblers or at risk of addiction, according to the gambling commission. many problem gambler start out with small bets of £1 or £2, but soon get addicted. matt zarb—cousin quickly went from tiny debts to a debt of £20,000. i started to stake up beyond what was affordable to me, and very quickly ended up

she said "we are looking to create valuable bets over term.is really a multiyear look at creating what we believe are multiyear opportunities," and , and shed about waymo says "we are very pleased with the progress they have made with safety in a self driving cars." there is the sense that they are thinning out their investments in other bets. ben, what do you make of that? ben: i think they have to. they have to be disciplined. the reality is for google or for alphabet to know something that can immediately -- meaningfully change results and change the belief thatneed the they can generate $10 billion in revenue. very few have the chance of building a $10 billion, 20 billion dollar, $30 billion company. what they can do that will really change the world, that will really generate a lot of revenue, and that alphabet has a meaningful, a good chance of being one of the winners. clearly driverless cars is a massive opportunity. industriesll massive. it seems like alphabet is one of the front runners in that area. i think there is a lot of focus t

column well road your best bet there. down tree, dennis township, new jersey, delsea drive still closed at creek mill road. creek mill road will be your best bet. plus, construction crews still out there. rain or shine there. still out there working. we will be talking more about this coming up in the next ten minutes. rahel and jim back to you. >> meisha, thank you. it is another win for the eagles to maintain. best records in the nfl. >> rahel, i'm telling you, we start fashion trends with this suit. the eagles got off to slow start by quarterback carson wents lit it up with the game tying 64-yard touchdown pass to matt collins. wentz had four touchdowns on the night dan it with his arm and his legs. >> look at this great escape act. wentz pons out of the pile for first down run. the eagles win, 34 to 24, and the team is solidly behind carson wentz. >> check like a vet. not just second year in the league, like i been doing this for a long time. then throw a dime for a touchdown. >> i feel confident in all of the guys, i

oppenheimer paine webber alex brown and i'll tell you a few things first of all the bet that's being made there on the long side volatility will increase expires in december if the payoff is not forthcoming from . the trader can roll that option forward to a forward months and effectively they would cost them money it's going to cost money to keep rolling this is what now seem to leave would talk about this all the time the black swan the suit i seem to only basically his whole. you know great strategy is to play volatility he has straddles and that would profit under volatility situations those straddles you're playing both long and short they cost money you have to keep rolling them in till you have a volatility event and then you get a big payoff the hope is you don't run out of money before there's a huge volatility event so there's traders often there will be a huge volatility about the markets will be volatile soon if they're not going to have to keep ponying up more money another way to look at this which is what i want to get to here the martin gail strategy of investing mart

play the bets. >>> time for the final call. carter >> viacom.y from it, however you can. >> mike? >> going into baba, the options are expensive, use a call spread risk to sell more options than you're buying. >> dan >> i'm using defined risk. >> all right looks like our time has expired. i'm melissa lee. check >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey i'm cramer wlk to mad money, welcome to cram america other people want to make friends i just want to make you some money call me 1-800-734-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer the tech bulls simply could no longer b

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i'm going to make a bet that ups will make a high you want to be long in earnings. >> mike? >> this is an interesting case usually earnings are large contributors to price movement actually in the case of ups, the movement on earnings is typically around 2%. where you do often see a lot of movement is through the holiday season they've had operational challenges historically this time of year they've had some situations where they've ultimately disappointed in the next quarter. the best way to do this, especially with options premiums as low as they are is to buy the 120 calls, those were about $3.20. you're spending approximately $3 of, you know, relative to the current stock price to make that bullish bet, it only has to move up 3% between now and january. the chances that it makes a move of that magnitude or larger is very, very good. i don't expect it necessarily to be earnings. >> what do you think of the trade? >> i'll have to disagree with carter and mike khouw. we've seen some other headwinds coming out there amazon's going to have their own air fleet. there's other

they made nearly £2 billion last year for the betting industry.e treasury. now the government is considering limiting the amount that can be gapbled at any one time to as little as £2 in an attempt to deal with problem gambling. new guidelines on gambling advertising will be drawn up, over concerns that children are often being targeted (vm our often being targeted media editor amol rajan has this report. (vm editor amol rajan has this report. it's an industry that is centuries—old and attracts millions every year, but gambling can also breed addiction, and the fixed odds betting terminals targeted in today's review cluster in areas of deprivation and high unemployment. over two million people in britain are either problem gamblers or at risk of addiction, according to the gambling commission. many problem gambler start out with small bets of £1 or £2, but soon get addicted. matt zarb—cousin quickly went from tiny bets to a debt of £20,000. i started to stake up beyond what was affordable to me, and very quickly ended up staking up to the maximum

in what are we betting?> think a ranch. >> not. >> blake, i bet you four horses, seven cows, 16 deer stands. and -- 45 acres. >> oh. >> wow. >> not the country idol. just the "american idol." i can spot all forms of talent. >> yes. >> you know, just 45 acres. no big deal. i asked him which judge the choir this season, lionel richie. >>> and back to kevin for jimmy kimmel's return. >> he packed up the whole crew. >> the kids will be with us. my wife, the head writer on the show, will be going. we take everybody. in fact, my two older kids are going. hi parents are going. my sister's going. my brother's going. everybody's going. >> how is your son doing? everything good with him? >> he's doing great. he's -- fat little baby. and, he's -- he's getting big. he's going to have to have another operation soon. but everything is going great so far. >> reporter: billy's almost 6 months old now. born with a heart condition that got his famous dad choked up on air and made him a prominent gure in the national health ca

doing that, here's what's coming up in the show >> hey, you want to see something really scary >> you bet >> well, then look at what youtube just did to media stocks and there's something in the charts that suggests it's about to get worse >>> plus, miss the rally in large-cap tech >> oh! >> relax, because there's one name reporting next week that some traders think is a real sleeper. we'll give you the name. >>> and later -- why is this man dancing? maybe because mike khouw has a way to buy baba for less than 2 bucks ahead of earnings. we'll break it down for you. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. ♪ >> let's get right to it, because we are officially more than halfway through earnings season, and check out some of the names reporting next week. mastercard, pfizer, under armour, apple, starbucks and tesla. so, which should you buy let's get in the money and dan is looking at a sleeper pick. >> yeah, you know, if you think about this earnings season, it started off with bank stocks and they acted decently for all intents and purposes, no big news one way or

the lslu to make that bet you're not risking a great deal. >> one thing that was interesting is that'sly the down trend so could you have a pull back in the ten-year yield would they rush back into the slu or something it's acted pretty well it's an expensive sector we have this conversation between growth versus value. i guess where i shake out on the whole rate trade, on your trade though, it makes sense options are cheap and it does set up technically and that sort of thing i would say if the market and the economy and all the stuff that we talk about every night on this desk are as good as we think it is, it's all happening around the world at the same time, the stock market should be able to go up with rising rates. we have had nothing. what's wrong here. why is it that rates can't go up everything else is saying all systems go. >> one thing i would throw out, that is that xlu is not like trading tlt. that's a fixed income. xlu trades like fixed income this isn't these are utility companies. many times you have regulations but earnings can rise in the sector and i think that's an

take germany, which has made a big bet on renewables.n 2000, the average of german wind turbine measured just 100 meters, a little bit taller than the statue of liberty in new york. zoom out, these days the turbines reach about 185 meters, leaving them towering above cologne cathedral. experts suggest by 2025, the turbines may soar to 300 meters, the same size as the eiffel tower. all of which makes the wind turbine developed by environmental engineers almost tiny in comparison, measuring only 10 meters. it has one clear advantage though, with a little bit of know-how anybody can build their own. correspondent: this bicycle workshop is actually based inside of this container. recently, it was even kitted with knights. and music keeps the workers in a good mood. ♪ correspondent: the workshop is on the field of berlin's former airport. the power is generated by a homemade wind turbine that rises only 10 meters above the ground. >> what i find fascinating is you can build this complex product yourself, wind turbines are complex and many pro

thursday after that meeting donald trump said throughout i like her a lot but here on wall street bets are that it's pretty much head to head to raise between the fed gov. poll and then all saw with them is there was an intellectual sort to speak with. john taylor and it is even possible that donald trump might nominate both of them one as chair and one as vice chair so at this moment it looks not likely that janet yellen will be nominated again when her term is due next every day so we'll just have to wait and see on that front quarter have a great weekend thank you very much and speaking of central bankers every move you make every word you speak even what you wear it's all monitored obsessively if you're a central bank governor investors are intent on jumping on anything that could give them the faintest clues about an upcoming interest rate rise or policy shift but can a face move a market researchers in japan thinks. the many faces of bank of japan governor how will he koku road but what's he thinking and more importantly what's he about to say that's the question researchers beli

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stuart bingham will miss two of snooker‘s biggest tournaments after being suspended for breaching bettingod evening. plenty to come, but we begin with the dfl cup. there was a big night of efl cup action as clubs battled it out for a place in the quarterfinals. bristol city made it to the last eight for the first time in 20 any is. jose mourinho made a host of changes, but one of the survivors from their premier league defeat at huddersfield last weekend made the difference. jesse lingard scored both goals as manchester united made it into the last eight with a 2—0 win over swansea city, the first after linking well with marcus rashford. his second came after the break, and condemed swansea to a fourth defeat in five matches at the liberty stadium this season. in the evening's other fixtures, bournemouth beat middlesbrough 3—1. arsenal came from behind to beat norwich 2—1 after extra time. bristol city reached their first league cup quarterfinal in 29 years, thanks to a 4—1win over crystal palace. leicester came from behind to beat leeds 3—1. and penalties are about to begin at the etihad

ok, you like to bet, where will amazon pick its next headquarters? frankfurt! barcelona! will create 50,000 jobs, they say. it will be equal to seattle. american cities are clamouring for it. they are doing everything to get it. brown paper bags are being passed to the people at amazon. i don't know which city it will be, but one thing, donald trump will inevitably take massive credit for the 50,000 jobs despite the fact it had nothing to do with him or what he is doing. it is a very exciting thing. it will be somewhere like boston. they think it will be close to new york. and the fa ct of will be close to new york. and the fact of the matter is it is indicative of the fact we all buy stuff from amazon these days. i live in wales. pretty much every day there is about 15 packages of various sizes usually five times bigger than what i am buying. it is indicative of how well the company is doing. we get all of our shopping for waitrose and everything else from amazon. we don't have much time, 30 seconds. the idea of italy teaching students to beware of fake news. is that goo