some paragraph sort of plane crash story after it was in after more history the number markets will bushnell three percent or four percent but the warst so you're saying sure so it was like a seven percent drop we saw it will fall about two percent but as we see things the fall of the plane crash the market actually started to rebound from the low. for the stabilization going on in the street it was in a little bit there a few factors first of all there is not much for money in the markets anymore a lot of forms are in the stores that are left over from the current new situation . they were on officially forced to sell their russian holdings not only and i could use them bonds if we look at the world the people started to panic because they still something's going to happen and sanctions the bulls will be started to buy dollars will definitely the people bought more than twelve billion dollars cash if we compare that to last year it was only one billion dollars was while times more these are people holding the dollar cash at the moment in the receipt of the ruble is actually strengthening an

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while others are cutting back, the founder, melissa bushnell is here with us.we talk about the cupcake craze crumbling. when i look at the line around the block at magnolia, who wants a six dollar cupcake? that is the case for prom. why do you still have yours? we offer the most functional desert. it is just a bite, so we give you the opportunity to try all of these different flavors without that posted desert guilt trip, and to us it is all about the experience that you have with eight by melissa. went to a sony playstation event the other day being a kind of a geek, and they had these all over the place, so i ate probably 17 of them. i really had the guilt after that. 50each one is less than calories. our tie-dye is 30 calories. >> i love the tie-dye, but you love the peanut butter and jelly. >> i love them all. >> you think the bike size is why you are doing so well? >> i think there are a lot of different reasons. i am constantly trying to innovate. i am always working on new flavors that really pushed the envelope as to what a cupcake can actually be. you