look for it on bloomberg radio, bloomberg television, 8:30 a.m. friday morning.f american labor leacock -- labor lead time he. -- american labor economy. >> whose new year's resolution was to lose weight? [laughter] quick see a looking at me. >> he is blowing it with velveeta. >> did you call the shortage? ok. bagels, the stores around the country, they are coming out with a smart choices menu that is basically creating bagels that are less in calories. .hey are trying to help people >> as a native new yorker, i would love to hear that. be talking going to about that. also, thinking about housing and whether there is a bubble brewing in new york city with tom shapiro, with a private equity firm that invests billions in real estate. time for morning movers. cristina alesci gets us started. >> microsoft taking a little bit of a hit because they can't find a ceo. taking a bit longer than investors would like, may be spurring some uncertainty internally and maybe some distractions. talking about the fact that when steve ballmer left, the stock went up. now the fact i

on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio.cluding on bloomberg radio plus on itunes and android. and boomer tv plus on your ipod -- and bloombergtv + your ipad. our guest host, william harris, former ceo of paypal and intuit. >> some headlines on cala keller -- some headlines on caterpillar, stock higher by almost 5%. giving a forecast for the full year that beats estimates on the revenue line and earnings. it has announced a $10 billion stock buyback program. check idea, it data improving. up 4, up 1. up 4 on turkish central bank, on a tear. dow futures up 67, higher yields, lower gold prices. weaker yen. good news after concerns on emerging markets. >> let's talk about ebay and paypal. carl icahn getting ready for his next proxy war. here's what he said on bloomberg television about why shareholders should have more of a say. >> this whole business of the divorce between ownership and management, i really think it is hurting our economy greatly. it is time that shareholders should have more to say. in the big picture, not mi

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bloomberg radio, bloomberg television, worldwide, look for that on friday. it is tuesday.ews this morning. >> macro socket says sales of its xbox one topped 3 million units last year. it was introduced in the november, a week later than sony's new playstation. the xbox one is $100 more than the new playstation. china has lifted its ban on the sale of those foreign game consoles. the to bury suspension hate the way for microsoft, sony, nintendo to enter the country's $14 billion aiming market. no word on how long the ban will be lifted for. sony are teaming up. netflix will begin offering "house of cards" and other programming and high-definition format. with 4000n as 4-d pixels promising resolution four times that of existing tv. that is today's company news. one of the ways they're going to try to beat out the ipad. >> i've never seen a stock chart like netflix, the recovery after total crater like netflix is fascinating. blackberry tumbled more than 80% since their peak in 2008. its new integer hopes to survive by focusing on businesses, not the fickle consumers. our sen

bloomberg television, "bloomberg surveillance," we thank you for listening on bloomberg radio, bloombergpad radio plus and the new thing that we have going with apple tv . i hear tons of people. love scarlet.le i do not even understand why it is a big deal. but it is a huge, big deal. >> we are disrupting everything. >> like boston. >> i do not know about that. good morning, everyone. the hour,host for alan krueger, former white house chief economist under president obama, a professor at princeton university. talking about surveillance? it has now come to retail. stores are tracking technologies to keep on top of what you like all of for, bowties, and that. apple announced their latest rollout, 200 50 retail stores, using bluetooth to send information to customer smartphones. winston beat apple to the punch in 2011, combining video from already installed security with he maps and optimal floor layouts. both companies, former executives under steve jobs and tim cook, joining sky labs to expand their visual merchandising. welcome. is reallybout the emphasis by brick and mortar stores to ev

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memo bloomberg surveillance continues on the radio. worlde from bloomberg headquarters, this is "in the loop." i am adam johnson with michael mckee and stephanie ruhle. betty liu will be joining us in the next hour. we have the maven in telecom media and all things digital. he started his career at at&t. he now sits on several boards, including target, western union. what a pleasure having you here. >> it is fun to be here. >> >> absolutely. you have all these things happening not just in the u.s., but everywhere in the world. toyou are the perfect guy have on hand. we want to go through our agenda item. just a half hour, mario draghi will be talking to reporters. the ecb president taking the podium. ,nd the european central bank no interest rate. also, the weekly jobs claims report. this

our coverage tonight, bloomberg radio, bloomberg television, look for that at 9:00 p.m..y time. how many times have we seen this? the justices, the cabinet, the house. they all hate each other, they're all a bunch of morons, but i still get goosebumps. why do i get goosebumps over this event? >> because it is special. it is scarce. it is something that brings everybody together. >> sort of like a miley cyrus video? >> exactly. it is out of like a twerk, tom. what does the state of the union look like for you doing business in america? is there anything you would like to hear? -- it business is about is very dependent on advertising , on consumer packaged goods, automotive, telecom, broad sectors of the consumer economy. >> any initiatives you want to hear? >> we are fundamentally job creation, unemployment, the minimum wage, however small that effects portions of the economy, i think that is all good news for us. we are trying to do our small part to get consumption going and to get attention. >> too much red tape? i think it ist -- always too hard to get things done. we

the bloomberg radio provides programming to serious xm. talk about what this means. >> he is -- if he is able to bring them in, they stand to benefit from the growth. it has been doing well over the past few years. it has been trading well as well. that is on the face of it. he gets the benefit from how they are doing on the market. >> currently, liberty radio owns 52% of sirius. they have control. the proposal is that liberty is going to create a new stock. they will do a variety of exchanges with shareholders and their own current shareholders. iriuserious -- the s shareholders will have 39%, while 69% goes to liberty. >> this gives one stock to trade. >> just the liberty stock. tax-free. that is what john malone is known for being a financial wizard. that is the key thing. he loves tracking stocks. he loves to bring them back in. this is one of those instances where he is trying to get siriuss for liberty and shareholders. the actualut strategy for the future? we were talking about the possibilities. you have sirius on the dashboards of

bloomberg tv. we're on the radio, streaming on your tablets, your phone and bloomberg.com.n today's new energy, german power prices fell below zero for the first time in a year recently. negative prices in the power market have been happening more an more often than in the past. joining me to discuss this is rachel, she covers the european power and gas markets. first of all, let's get through the obvious. how on earth do do prices go negative? >> well, it happened for the first time ever last year and again this year. it happens usually during holiday periods or low demand periods when people are not in factories or offices so there is less power taken off the grid. then when we have lots of wind creating lower supply, prices can fall negative. >> how does this affect the companies involved? if i am e.d.f. or a giant like that. how do i navigate this? what does this mean? >> obviously they do have people manning the trading desks during the holidays. they are there to deal with it. but it means that usually we pay to take electricity but in fact the companies are paying pe

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this is "bloomberg surveillance" on bloomberg television and radio. his is "bloomberg surveillance," i am scarlet fu with michael mckee and adam johnson. our guest host, john borthwick, ceo of betaworks. some company news. about target, the ceo wants retailers to adopt a computer chip based on a system that would protect shoppers and credit cards. 10 years ago, he opposed that system. this is according to "the wall street journal." the switch of following the data breach at target a couple months ago. the chip-based card system is in use in europe and canada, people wondering why we have not jumped on that bandwagon. finland giving the claim -- giving bitcoin a thumbs down, saying it does not be the definition of a currency or electronic payment. finland has categorized bitcoin as a commodity, you can tax it at a higher rate. imagine that. lenovo and ibm are talking, here's is why. will nova looking at buying the low end server business at ibm, worth are said to be anywhere from $2.5 billion to four point $5 billion, perhaps a deal could be signed over

we will have the jobs report on bloomberg radio, bill joining -- bill gross joining us.ed with us, ceo of kcsa, and stephen sadove as well. erik? discountingas about in retail, especially over the holidays. chickens are coming home to roost, where? on the bottom line. cuts, family dollar forecasts. can retailers turn things around? steve sadove, former ceo of saks and currently sits on the board of jcpenney. between thefurcated top in the bottom or can the whole industry pick up momentum with the economy? >> you will see the whole industry pick up, there is a bifurcation. the high-end is held up much better. you have seen some promotional activity at both the high and the low. channel, the internet, the role of the tablet has played across the industry, that is becoming more critical as we look at it. discounting the short number of days this year affected everybody. you have got the sales in the end, i don't know what the real numbers will be, they come out next week. i anticipate it will be in the 3% range. it was more promotional. discountingw end, all the time, it st

we are on bloomberg radio. a lot of different ways to see smart people.y to do here. including bill harris. he joins us this morning. have america's number one new year's resolution on the end that is to lose weight. it is for many people. may not be for you. for many, it is drinking more champagne. innovatorsoriginal in losing weight. nutrisystem. sales have been cut in half and made new competitors. the ceo of nutrisystem joins us. thank you for coming in. thing, on the lower end we have the startups that offer a lot of the calorie tracking technologies for free. on the higher end i'm at the very expensive systems that focus on the quality of food. where does nutrisystem fit? >> it is for the mainstream consumer. we embrace things like fitness trackers. we embrace things like that. we see it as complementary to our program. these do not offer portion control to the system. we think the combination are very powerful. the quality of the food has been an issue for some consumers. >> we focus a lot on food polity. we have over 150 varieties to choose from.

all our interviews are digital and on bloomberg radio plus, also on bloomberg tv. i am tom keene.t fu and alix steel. orlikd be introducing tom with a thing over my mouth and china. >> we cannot hear you. >> the air in beijing is surprisingly good this winter. >> what is good? give us some perspective. winter, no one could breathe. this winter, we can breathe on some days. >> how wonderful. >> the idea here is that the u.s. is importing a product from china, pollution. there is a study that shows pellucid from china has -- pollution from china has made its way to the west coast, contributes to smog in los angeles. china is rethinking its reliance on coal energy. everyone else in the world is feeling it. tom, when you look at what is going on in china, my question companies want to send people to china to take advantage of the growth. expats are not going because of the pollution. does china face the risk because it's local talent does not want to live in china? >> that is a risk. the aspiration of lots of young professional chinese and lots of chinese graduates is to come work in

. >> good morning, everyone, it is "bloomberg surveillance" bloomberg television, bloomberg radio, streamingv plus -- and a bloomberg tv plus and critically for those of you in the tv world, apple tv has picked up bloomberg television. i'm getting anecdotes about that being a good and beautiful thing. >> it is a good idea. >> shameless plug, tom. >> p.j. o'rourke with us of the baby boom. he owned the original macintosh computer and thought it was like an ibm minicomputer think that cost $842 -- >> no, i didn't. i had an ibm electric. >> we can't not talk about health care when it comes to baby boomers. let's keep in mind, 2.2 million people overcame the complicity of the affordable care act and of course, the website problems, and signed up for health insurance. but do they know that the irs is in charge of enforcing the aca's policy? the ceo of h&r block hopes that confusion will create opportunity. what is the -- what does the aca meet for most of your customers tax bills this year? >> it doesn't mean a lot for the tax bills this year. however, when you do this year will impact you next y

this is "on the move" on bloomberg television, radio, streaming on your phone, tab let and bloomberg.comhere is a stock on the move. the apple readings sent stock eaker. you can see the stock is down .2%. this company has twice increased its q 4 sales outlook. let's move to banking. r.b.s. is on track for its largest pretax loss after setting aside 3 billion pounds for legal and compensation claims. we know the legacy issues. the bonuses and capital are also on the agenda here. >> when you look through the roll call of additional charges, it moves on to that. jamie dime deon got a pay raise of 74%. -- jamie dimon got a pay raise of 74%. >> this is the team that is leading our organization and when you making the losses we're about to make, the team believes they should not accept the bonuses this year. >> this is probably one of the most socially politically contentious issues. for me what is interesting is when you go behind the bonus story, they are going to lobby for a 200% bonus and pay for some of the staff. it is the people at the top who are not excluded from receiving a bonus. ha

i was just talking with michael mckee who pointed out that one analyst was on bloomberg radio yesterdayare estimatedave at least rebound in gdp growth in the euro zone. after a couple of declining years of gdp, you could see a aim. it is to lackluster, a gain of one percent. i also want to look at unemployment because that is key, not just to look at gdp, but unemployment and what it will be for consumer goods. gdp growth is improving, the on climate rate is actually picking up or expected to tick up in the eurozone to 12.1%. they say it remains steady at 12.1%. that raises some questions about consumer demand when you still have many folks who are expected to be unemployed. >> does that mean it might be too early to get into europe? >> i don't think so. a lot of that has already been baked into the valuations. that's why they are so cheap compared to the united states. ,f you look at the schiller p/e it is 25. at the same time, you can find developed core european-based markets of 15-17 whether you talk about the u.k. or germany or france. if you are more adventuresome and want to go i

live on bloomberg television, radio, your ipad and bloomberg.com. >> manus cranny, our market editor, us now. u.k. and irish insurer. the irish subsidiary needed over 200 million pounds in capital. what we're hearing today is that they have three proper wording -- three proper warnings by and them. it will not need any further capital. the company will not need a full rights issue. knowis good news if you about stock. biggest one-day gain in five years. deutsche lufthansa when it comes to airlines reduced its capital. down over one percent. you're making cost savings but their costs are rising. outweighing any benefit. you have transatlantic yields under pressure. spencer's.rks & they're doing well with the food offering over this mess but the general merchandise side of the business is a big negative you right there. we are going to see drop in terms of the numbers. we would get those on thursday. back to you. >> manus cranny, our markets editor. up, dave announced a new ceo. announced a new ceo. very shortke a break. we'll see you in a couple minutes time. ♪ >> welcome back to "the

this is "on the move" on bloomberg television, radio, strumming on your phone, tablet and bloomberg.como companies for you, the top and bottom of the stoxx 600. logitech, these guys make everything that goes into your tablet, keyboards, covers. they make mice. speakers, music, that gives you a flavor. up $2.1 billion. third quarter beat. logitech up 11%. that is the biggest rise since april 2012. from mice to education and the owner of the fp. pearson delivers numbers this morning. looks like they have got headwinds in the education business in the united states of america. online subscriptions doing quite nicely in terms of the fp. that stock down 5.5%. those are the top and the bottom of the stoxx 600. we are going to take a little bit of a break now. make sure you stay tuned. we have the intesa sanpaolo ceo joining francine. it is a busy 30 minutes, one that you don't want to miss. live from davos, francine lacqua will be with you with those two guests. stay with me. we will talk about markets before the end. breaking ahead in davos, 2014. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move." china's

for those listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is up next. viewers, it is more of "the pulse." we are back in two post. francine is back with some big interviews. >> some big billionaire interviews. we are excited. we will speak to the first billionaire banker of india, uday kotak and we have michael dell coming up on the program. we have a very young female billionaire from china. she is the new breed of billionaires. worker self-made, hard and she has a couple of things to say about how you deal with stress. i am looking forward to it. >> i am quite looking forward to hearing that as well. i will be fascinated to find out how many twitter followers she is up to. when she was in the studio with us, it was an eye-popping number. >> i think it was 2 million at the time. i will ask for an update. i did meet someone who beat that last night. she is a musician who does some kind of electronic cello thing. you can also follow guy and i on twitter. we are back in two. ♪ >> it is billionaire hour. guestrom davos with a lineup. michael dell, uday kot

those listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is up next. viewers, a second hour of" -- a second hour of "the pulse" is coming up. what will the fed do? that will have implications for the ecb and the bank of england. we will discuss this. does the future looked bright for logistics? we speak to the managing director for the logistics from -- don't miss it. ♪ >> it is job stay in the u.s. the nation is set to cast the best year for jobs since 2005. >> is google about to go the on biosensors? back from its secretive research group meet with medical device regulators. >> shares are taking a press watch. -- taking up for swatch. good morning to our viewers in europe. good evening to those in asia and welcome to those just waking up in the united states. i am francine lacqua. >> i am ryan chilcote in for guy johnson. fromis "the pulse" live bloomberg's european headquarters in london. >> this is our main story of the day. jobs data in the united states. economists expect today's payroll report to show that the u.s. cap it strongest year for payr

for those listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is up next."the pulse" for watching on television. we will be in london and more importantly, we will be in davos. we have a great lineup for the next hour. what do we have? >> we have all angles covered. we have the party scene, the night caps, the braking, exclusive interviews. we will be talking to the nigerian finance minister. she was number two at the world bank just about a year ago. we will get her sense on where nigeria is going and where the world economy is going. this is the first time in five years that we are not dealing with a crisis so we can get some smart conversation going. smart conversations and some decent partying. who is on the line up tonight? >> we think. we are trying to find out. i am trying to work our best sources to know whether she will show up. we had a couple of strategies. we caught up with matt damon yesterday. i saw psy. mary j. blige, we will find out. ♪ a bang, day one. optimism in the air as leaders gather. axel weber says he sees a muted recovery. into the

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this is "on the move" on bloomberg television, radio and streaming on your phone, tablet and bloomberg.com. here is a stock that is on the move this morning. it is swatch. the bigs maker of watches coming out of switzerland. a positive outlook for 2014 even though foreign exchange writes off 100 million swiss francs and they have the challenge over the chinese not giving as many gifts. caroline hyde will have a run down later in the show. the best performing european stock in 2013 was ocado. caroline hyde, two for one in this show. how is the story? talk to me about ocado? what are the ambitions here? >> they are a technology company. if you have been thinking it was retail, you would be mistaken. what has got investors so excited that the share price rose 410% last year so, excited that they are on a fresh record this year up 17% year to date despite never making a profit, it is all about technology. this is a company that has built its own software to have state of the art delivery. at the moment, it is focused on grocery delivery. it can be expanded. they have taken significant chunks,

onfor those listening bloomberg radio, we will be talking about shell profit warnings.s are down 3%. obama response to the nsa spying and a crackdown on warrants and what it means for day-to-day business in the u.s. just a reminder that you can follow us on twitter. we will see you in just a couple of minutes. >> 17 days into the job, shell's new c.e.o. issues a profit warning. shares down on the news. >> the iphone hits the shelves at china's biggest carrier. apple gets access to more than 700 million potential subscribers. >> and snowden strikes again. there are reports the n.s.a. collected 200 million text messages a day. we'll hear from president obama on his plans for the spy programs. >> good morning to our viewers in europe. good evening to those in asia. a warm welcome to those just waking up in the united states. i'm guy john sofpble >> and i'm francine lacqua. this is "the pulse" live from london. >> we begin with shell and its shares, very much on the decline this morning. europe's biggest oil and gas company warning that fourth quarter profit will be "signif

. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse," live from bloomberg television, radio, and streaming on your phoneur tablet, and bloomberg.com. ferro -- manus cranny will tell us exactly what is going on. bankeraustrian central saying that germany could row 2%, austria could grow 2%. we had a bit of a reprieve during the first hour of trading. that reprieve has given way. even those of the comments that are coming out certainly begin to question the stability of the valuations. that is what is going on. keep an eye on emerging markets. as i said different scene, one of the bigger backdrop stories is the move in emerging markets. one of them is dollar-rand. a couple of different things going on here. you might get more strikes in south africa. that is the economic backdrop. secondly and more importantly, it is about what is happening emerging-market currencies per se. a five-yearing at low on dollar-rand. the aussie dollar is down against the dollar. again, this is all tied back to the view on tapering. charles plosser and mr. fisher speaking today and they will drive the tone and intonation on the

. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse" live on bloomberg television and radio and also streaming on yourhone and bloomberg.com. in new energy, we focus on a pickup in clean energy stocks. shares rose 54% last year rebounding from several years of dismal performance. joining us is bloomberg's new energy finance carbon analyst. thank you very much for coming to talk to us. put this strong performance of 2013 into context of years of less strong context -- performance. >> it is nowhere near what it was in 2007. i guess what we can call one 813 is a decent recovery. shares start recovering not when the news is good necessarily but when it is not getting any worse. >> it is interesting to see that these chairs performed strongly in 2013 even at a time when new investment in clean energy according to the measures you look at declined for the second year. new guess the reason that clean energy investment has declined is because first of all technology is a lot cheaper. it is a lot cheaper than it was several years ago. is policyreason uncertainty. in europe it is having a negative affect on new

. ♪ >> this is "on the move" on bloomberg television, radio and streaming on your phone, tablet and bloomberg.comhere are is a stock that is on the move. let's check out what is going on in the u.k. retail sector. devon is up by 3.5%. warningued a profit that took the edge off not just their share price but some other retailers in the u.k.. many people asking themselves if it is just a tough time for enhams.wns -- deb they are talking about a last- minute gift rush, a huge surge in the last 10 days before christmas. emergely more details to on that story as we go through the week ahead. hasitalian carmaker fiat agreed to buy the remaining stake in chrysler it does not yet hold. we are getting an opening price on fiat shares. deal wouldon dollar give fiat full ownership of the third largest u.s. automaker. ryan chilcote has more. the stock is up 13%. is this a good deal for the ceo? >> clearly, investors think so. there is two things to this. one is the price that sergio marchionne paid. -- $4.35 billion i should say. it is less than what many people thought. a lot of people thought he would pay s

"bloomberg surveillance" on radio continues. op" is up next. >> live from bloomberg world headquarters, this is "in the loop". betty liu will be here the next hour. >> it is good to be with you the afternoon. >> i feel strangely awake. when have got our once i -- irwin simon here. i understand there is more stuff downstairs and we'll get to later. >> we will have a power breakfast. i feel at the third wheel here. i'm honored to sit with you. they haveere because been an aggregator of healthy food brands. , juicing is the new hot thing. >> it is a cleanse. it is a juice that is a pick me up. a seven-dayoff juicing. for the last seven days, i was juicing. you can see how i look and tell it worked for me. i feel great. >> i think you're looking pretty good. >>

this is "on the move" on bloomberg television, radio and streaming on your tablet.is a look at a stock that is on the move. rsa insurance. it is gaining some 5.3%. was on the most preferred list and we have an article in the sunday telegraph saying the rsa review by pwc sees no more write-downs. a little bit of good news for rsa. the u.k. chancellor george osborne will set out his vision for more spending cuts in a speech later today. he is aiming for lower taxes. for more on all of this, let's bring in jonathan ferro. what are we expecting? >> i think this is really about setting us up for the year ahead. we are living in one of the fastest-growing economies in the developed world. unemployment is falling, economic activity is rising. what is in store for 2014? it is time to face up to hard truths according to mr. osborne. 's you thought the government pursestrings would be loosened, you were wrong. austerity is here to stay. we expect to hear from osborne on a whole host of issues. the question is, how do you fund? not by borrowing, but by further spending cuts. >