and there were calls to skinny it down even further than they had in the post crisis years under blankfein. they have had the wind at their back because there has been so much volume and volt in the past year as you know, those are ideal conditions for making revenue in those areas, sales and trading. whether that continues, whether they can navigate more complex markets, presumably, they can. and presumably david is going to continue with this franchise but i think that's something to watch. >> gratifying performance under his tenure and quietly one of the best performers in the market jeff, kate, thank you both appreciate it today. >>> coming up, the hunt for workers is heating up and some of the thing companies are doing now may surprise you we have an inside look ahead of tomorrow's jobs report. >>> plus, this stock is up 2,000% in the past year despite having no time line for turning a profit and being one of the most shorted names on the street we speak with the ceo coming up on the exchange. >> announcer: this is the exchange, on cnbc. announcer: xfinity wants to send you to univers

goldman sachs former ceo lloyd blankfein and former chief officer gary cohn will face a lawsuit overscandal. shareholders claimed they were misled over work in the malaysian sovereign wealth fund. in the u.k., house prices grew at the fastest annual pace in more than 17 years this month. that adds to a growing wealth cap that has policymakers worried. property prices rose 40% from year ago. the average price is now $355,000. that is your latest business flash. guy: thank you very much, indeed. facebook losing a little bit of steam this morning. yesterday, it's market cap topping $1 trillion after a judge dismissed two monopoly lawsuit. bloomberg's dave wilson is looking at the reaction. dave: facebook did move above $1 trillion in market value yesterday. it slipped below that today and early trading. what we are talking about is the dismissal by a federal judge of two lawsuits that had been filed by the federal trade commission and attorneys general from 40 u.s. states. he just didn't see that they had established claims that facebook was a monopoly. a lot of the litigations are focu