i am david gura.udge in san francisco has tossed out a significant portion of a lawsuit against uber. the drivers claimed that they had been missed classified -- misclassified. this affects massachusetts, as well. theft of consumer data from a u.s. financial institution. u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york steroids andyber says it suggests there is a new area in cybercrime with more than 83 million jpmorgan customers hit. trade included scott financial services and dow jones, a unit of new score, and a media company has its sights set on expansion, for an online radio service outside the u.s., according to people with knowledge of the matter of pandora. they are talking about accessing their catalog. ben door has been wounded by competition and slowing domestic has been pandora wounded by competition and slowing domestic growth. julie: some out with earnings. let's look at lionsgate. and have you seen the latest "witch hunter"? apparently, you were the only one who did not see it. they

here's david gura. david: quarterly profits soared in the largest discount airline in ryanair and earnings rose 41% in the fiscal second quarter. ryanair said it attracted a record number of passengers in the summer and the airline said full-year earnings will be at the top of the range. a prediction from the analyst who correctly forecast oil prices would collapse. gary ross of the p.r.a. energy group said opec probably will hold production steady at its meeting next month and said global production will keep growing and output from non-opec countries will fall. fiat chrysler jeep is a huge hit and last year consumer reports ranked them the second least reliable in the u.s. market but consumers don't seem to care. jeep is closing in on a second straight year as the fastest growing major auto brand in the u.s. jeep sales are up 23% this year. that's the "bloomberg business flash." francine, over to you. francine: thank you so much. now let's take a look what we're watching the rest of the week, weapons,

i am david gura. let's go to abigail doolittle for an update.are about an hour away from the closing bell, and let's look at one of the worst-performing stocks and one of the best-performing stocks at the nasdaq. rating, andcut a the firm says that additional promotion for the curate --keurig 2.0 machines are decelerating. off more than 60% year to date, and greenmount is trading at a significant discount. this could suggest that the stock's investor base may start to go towards value investor and away from momentum investors. november 18, to see the degree of expected year-over-year earnings and revenues for a second quarter in a row. turning now to a winner. amazon. shares a trading at a fresh record high after morgan stanley from 750.m to 800 the cloud will contribute a large amount to their profitability. certainly a good day at amazon but a stunning year with shares more than doubling since january, and the new morgan suggestsrice target amazon could climb nearly 20% from current levels. david: thank you, abigail doolittle. greatrviving the

i'm david gura.ime to look of the biggest business stories. george soros has pulled almost $5 million from an account managed by bill gross. that is after he left pimco to capital ind out janice janus capital group. assets, atum for med closing last friday. shares of valeant are rising today. they will not release any new allegations against the drug maker. valeant shares plummeted 20% in one day after the company was accused of reporting fake sales. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. let's head back to our markets desk with julie hyman. julie: let's see how these stocks are trading today. it is a mixed picture. let's start with visa buying visa europe. they're taking advantage of that european revenue. mastercard already on its european affiliate. this deal has been talked about for quite some time. not a huge surprise for investors. foods, acquiring conagra, making it the largest maker of storebrand groceries. the issue is it has been a struggling business for conagra. investor

i'm david gura. mario draghi set the stage for the central bank to add more stimulus when it meets in a couple of weeks. he says he is ready to act quickly to boost inflation. will geopolitical risks derail his plan? it doesn't look like anything can stop nike after its most profitable year ever. it announces a 2-for-1 share split and a buyback. but is that a good investment? today, new album drops but it is not available for streaming. can she get people to buy her album the old-fashioned way? julie hyman has the latest. julie: we been stealing -- we have been seeing a rally, and the volatility we've been seeing lately, volume down great slightly from the 10 day average, down about 1.6% for the s&p 500. it is a witching day, which means the periodic expiration of futures and options contract, which tends to cause more volatility and volume, but there's no sign of that for the moment. major averages are up in the neighborhood of about .5%. that's as we go through the session. i want to return to what

i'm david gura. it is time to look at the biggest business news.eon and bolling will sell more than $1 billion worth of cell phones and spare parts to saudi arabia. the pentagon has said the state department has approved the deal , reflecting the deal to bolster saudi allies. american congressman wants to question for valid employees about the deal with philidor. elijah cummings wants to .uestion employees he sent a letter to the valley of ceo requesting the interviews. microsoft will use its best selling computer game, minecraft, to teach kids programming. they are teaming up with code.org, which provides free programming software to children. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. let's go back to the market desk where ramy inocencio has the latest. ramy: can you believe we are at session highs right now, especially what happened with -- especially considering what happened in paris? here, marketsght have gone past 1% for the s&p and the dow. the nasdaq is not doing too shabby either, up by .8%. this might be a surprise after par

. -- david gura. -- emissionsions scandal is not over. the company had another 800,000 cars that showed in regularities. each be a one delivery and a new generation of tv viewers, and while climbing to a two-week high. is this a good time to buy? if it is, and warning what could happen if you actually buy a barrel of oil. first, let's head to the markets desk where julie hyman has the latest. here, thecks rally s&p 500 is less than 1% away from its record now. not huge gains across the board, but enough to inch closer to that record level. you take a look here, the dow is the best performer. i want you to take a look at why that is. the best-performing stocks individually within the dow include visa, which is bouncing back after declines yesterday on the announcement was going to buy lisa europe. it's up by 4%. exxon mobil rising along with oil prices. if you look at the s&p 500 energy index, it's up for the fifth straight day. rallying along with oil prices. oil seeing him again today that more than 4%, bouncing back when it comes to rec

i'm david gura.ook at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. rival f kubela's after bass pro shop is considering a bid. the move followed a move by the investor for the company to explore its options including a possible fail to a competitor for a private equity firm. anthony allen and anthony conti worked in the firm's london office were accused of joining in a four-year scream to rig the london inner bank. they were both found guilty of all charges. a former broker admitted he stole $20 million from customer accounts and used the money to pay his own bills and pay investments. he pleaded guilty in manhattan federal court to securities fraud and embezzlement. no word yet on settlement. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. let's head to markets desk where julie has a check on company ubers. joe: in retail, a lot of retail earnings today, ralph lauren upped the most in a single day in 15 years, 16% gain for the company after its latest earnings report. profit be

. ♪ ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg markets," i'm david gura. mark?k: they were planning another attack, that word today from a frefpble prosecutor after a predawn raid on a paris suburb left at least two people dead and 25 others in custody. the prosecutor says the alleged ringleader of friday's attacks was not among those killed or captured. he added that police fired 5,000 rounds during an hour-long exchange of gunfire with those hold up in the apartment. today's arrests are the latest in a nationwide police drag net that has seen nightly raids by security forces under powers granted by the state of emergency that is currently in effect. two air france flights from the u.s. to paris were diverted after the airline received anonymous threats, one from los angeles landed in salt lake city, the other from washington to paris was diverted to halifax in canada. the planes, passengers, and luggage were searched. nothing suspicious was found on either flight. french president francois hollande says his country is at war with islamic state. in a televised

from bloomberg headquarters in new york, i'm david gura. hike yellen says the rate continues to be a possibility in december. the next meeting is a life meeting. we will talk to the head of legg mason, joe sullivan are cheaper prescriptions around the corner? wall street is expecting facebook will have another strong quarter thanks to its mobile app business. they release quarterly earnings in a couple hours. let's head to the markets desk where julie hyman is looking at market response to what jerry allen had to say. yellen had to say. julie: when it comes to stocks enter comments, the december meeting his life. -- is live. the fed is data dependent, as always. having less of an effect on stocks that it is on other asset classes. stocks have already begun to trend lower. not very steep declines across the board. we will get more into what is affecting stocks in just a moment. just to run through the other places where we are seeing in effect -- this is the fed funds futures probability. pricing in a 60% chance that we could see an increase

david gura i got a second chance at life. -- i got a second chance of life. think that meets me happy and give me that much more of a drive -- yes, it does. >> ready and go. hold it. hold it and relax. john has become something of a guinea pig for experimental prosthetics. >> hand open. >> here at the johns hopkins applied physics laboratory, a glimpse of how physics and machines interact. a mind-controlled arm that attaches directly to his skeleton, and it is the result of a decade of work, and $120 million of military funding. >> so, this is the first time that we are attaching a implantic device to an that poor truth his skin and allows the prosthesis to actually be physically attached to his skeleton. john: i had a problem with all of the arms i was working with. i was having skin breakdowns. you do not have to worry about section on the stump. it connects directly to the implant. therefore, you can continue wearing it no matter what. chris johnny's -- >> johnny's implant allows for more flexibility, but he can control it with his thoughts. for this, he h

here is david gura. new reports say the russian jetliner had suffered fire damage. the airbus was repaired 14 years ago and part of the tail section was found miles away, indicating that it did break off. germany's chancellor won't give in to -- because of the refugee crisis. they are divided on what to do about the crisis. but merkel says that shutting the borders is not the solution. president obama says that u.s. forces will not be on the front line in syria. the president spoke to the news for the first time since anouncing that this is current extension of the activity there. balcony lastm a night at bank of america and stadium. tom: they learned to do this on wikipedia. david: they say that they are hoping to build a gas line. those are your top headlines. tom: are you kidding me? how do they get back up? i have to go to a data check. futures as negative three. there is some scrutiny here. maybe we will look at nymex crude. american oil, 46. everything is in spaces -- in stasis. let's go to the terminal. thing, wee obscure hungarianok at the formats. here is t

i'm david gura.e stage for the central bank to add more stimulus when it meets in a couple of weeks. he says he is ready to act quickly to boost inflation. will geopolitical risks derail his plan? it doesn't look like anything can stop nike after its most profitable year ever. it announces a 2-for-1 share split and a buyback. but is that a good investment? today, new album drops but it is not available for streaming. can she get people to buy her album the old-fashioned way? julie hyman has the latest. julie: we been stealing -- we have been seeing a ral,

. -- david gura. -- emissionsions scandal is not over.00,000 cars that showed in regularities. each be a one delivery and a new generation of tv viewers, and while climbing to a two-week high. is this a good time to buy? if it is, and warning what could happen if you actually buy a barrel of oil. first, let's head to the markets desk where julie hyman has the latest. here, thecks rally s&p 500 is less than 1% away from its record now. not huge gains across the board, but enough to inch closer

i am david gura. $14 billion, jack ma rakes down a big day on bloomberg. should amazon be worried? back, but now, how are they going to buy it and pay for it? a deal to buy ab inbev of. hyman has the latest. julie: we have had this over the last few sessions where we have a mixed session. we was he what happens in the next hour, where we have been seeing a little more decisiveness.

from bloomberg headquarters in new york, i'm david gura. continues to be a possibility in december. the next meeting is a life meeting. we will talk to the head of legg mason, joe sullivan are cheaper prescriptions around the corner? wall street is expecting facebook will have another strong quarter thanks to its mobile app business. they release quarterly earnings in a couple hours. let's head to the markets desk where julie hyman is looking at market response to what jerry allen had to say. yellen had to say. julie: when it comes to stocks enter comments, the december meeting his life. -- is live. the fed is data dependent, as always.

let's start with the first word with david gura. david: there is a report that the u.s. stops the flow to a rack of billions of dollars. there is fear the money was ending up in iranian banks and being turned over to islamic state. the dollars are now flowing again after a iraqi officials agreed to put in tighter controls. the u.s. is sending warships into waters in the south china sea heard that comes from the --mander of the u.s. pacific that it is meant to prevent an erosion of international law. last week a u.s. ro worship sales within 12 miles of an island built by china. airbus a320 one scraped its tail a landing and needed to be repaired. not donepair is properly, it could lead to the midair breakup that occurred saturday. part of the tail section was found away from the other wreckage, indicating it had broken off. now to a check of the markets with matt miller. matt: we are looking at futures falling across the board. after yesterday, the s&p erased all of its losses from august, now down a little bit, about a five-point drop. and the dow jones many drops are do

vonnie quinn is not here today, but david gura is. that: the russian airline crashed into the egyptian all 224 people on board., and experts say the plane appears to have broken up in flight. hasurkey, president erdogan solidified his powerful since that his power since 2019 -- his power through 2019. his party regain the majority lost in an election five months ago. turkey's benchmark stock index rose 5% in response, and the turkish lira stored -- the turkish lira sort. paul ryan made the rounds on sunday talk shows. he says the republicans will be a more focused and productive force. he promised a clear agenda on the economy, health care, and foreign policy. 2.5 hours, even after the news on the china come interesting that week manufacturing data in asia does not drive us down and european markets are rebounding as well. the reason may be because of a couple of deals. eps is missing on the figure, but a $5 billion share back and a $23.5 billion deal to buy back visa europe, which it sold seven years ago -- you can see they missed at