digital lifestyle expert mario armstrong joins us from the exhibit floor to give us a sneak products coming out this year! be one of the first to see the latest technologies unveiled when ces 2016, the world's largest tradeshow for consumer technology and america's largest annual tradeshow of any kind, opens in las vegas on wednesday, january 6. not open to the public, emmy award winning host and digital lifestyle expert mario armstrong gives audiences a glimpse of 5 technologies that will make their way into the line-up of electronics, gadgets and trends coming out of ces setting the tone for 2016. ces background: owned and produced by the consumer electronics association , the 2016 ces is the world's largest annual innovation event and will take place january 6-9, 2016, in las vegas. the 2016 ces will draw more than 150,000 industry professional attendees to witness the next generation of consumer technology. more than 3,000 exhibitors will debut 20,000 new products across 1.8 million net mario armstrong - bio as an emmy award-winning host, mario appears regularly on tv and radio.

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our digital platform is team with a way to connect health care with consumers. consumer behavior can help lead people to healthier lifestyles. this transformation triggered by in fact care as initiated by president obama is moving in the direction. and i believe we will see a systemic transformation of the health care market in the united states and it is brought on with our strategy where we provide solutions. >> thank you so much for joining us. i'm sorry to interrupt you there. joining us live from amsterdam. a quick word on these markets. >> speaking of china, you have the composite here down 5.25%. this is again another plunge for the chinese market despite the chinese adding really quite significant capital to the market rate. liquidity i should say to the marketplace in the overnight market. you seeing the chinese concerned about -- the shanghai composite down. let's check in on the commodity space as well. the other key issue has been what's happening with the oil market. sub$30. global commodity prices are here. nymex down. don't forget $25 is where the interest is. >> jane is still with us. we heard from goldman s

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award winning host and digital lifestyle expert mario armstrong gives audiences a glimpse of 5 technologies that will make their way into the line-up of electronics, gadgets and trends coming out of ces setting the tone for 2016. ces background: owned and produced by the consumer electronics association , the 2016 ces is the world's largest annual innovation event and will take place january 6-9, 2016, in las vegas. the 2016 ces will draw more than 150,000 industry professional attendees to witness the next