s ceo. and facebook's news >>> asian stocks were mostly gets a new look today. erica ferrariyork with that and more. good morning, erica. >> good morning, anne-marie. >>> asian stocks were mostly lower ahead of meetings of the central banks of britain and the eurozone. hong kong's hang seng lost a fraction. tokyo's nikkei rallied gaining half a percent. and one day after hitting a record high dow set another record, thanks to signs of an im imed market. the dow rose 42 points to close at 14,296. the nasdaq dropped almost 2 points. >>> a big payday for yahoo! ceo marissa mayer. she's only been on the job five months and will get a bonus of more than $1 million. this is in addition to her $1 million salary. since she's been at yahoo! shares have increased 40%, and the company reported its first sales increase in four years. >>> time warner is splitting up. the company announced wednesday it's spinning off its magazine unit, which includes "time," "sports illustrated," and "people." time warner says the move will allow it to focus on its tv networks and movies. >>> facebook is s

ferraris. robert frank looks at the shift in sales. good morning, robert. >> good morning, carl. we spend a lot of time talking about the dow and s&p. i index. this is an index of 25 of the most sought after ferraris over the past three years. this index is up over 70%. the average price for a collector ferrari is $2.6 million. the broader collectible car market is very strong but it's only grown about half as fast. are we in a ferrari bubble? we may find out this weekend more than a half dozen ferraris will go on sale at the amelia island in florida. this a 1952 could fetch $1.4 million. they're also selling a 1965 gtb that could sell for $1.3 million. now gooding and company is selling this bright yellow 1966 ferrari 275 long nosed top, $2 million. now carl the highest price ever paid for a ferrari is $35 million for a gto last year. but one of the world's top ferrari experts said a billionaire in the u.s. was recently offered $50 million, that's 5-0 for his gto and he turned it down. the owner says, quote, he didn't need the money and he loves his car. in other words the price just wasn't high enough. so looks like ferrari prices