some would go with nimble tv.ople do you need to be using nimble tv to make money and be profitable? >> the beauty of our approach and model is the underlying cable subscription is between the consumer and the tv provider. we don't have any cost associations with it. we simply have our cost associated with making the actual content available to you over the cloud. we have to build our own cloud from the ground up to bring down the price is immensely. than 100ak even, less thousand subscribers, we would be a fairly profitable business -- profitable business. >> some would make the case of this being the anti-area know -- reo.- ae >> i can't comment on that. i think the court will decide. we simply tried to laser focus ourselves into making a problem that consumers have go away, which is consumers to actually pay for their television do have a fair use right to be able to use it on their own terms. our approach is to let consumers watch it anywhere, any time without worrying about rights and legal issues. they have

it is nimble. it was really developed with the voice of the customer.talk to over 3000 customers and dealers in 10 different countries. ofs bike is the culmination that voice of the customer input. thes really intended for new generation. >> how hard was it to go to a liquid cooled engine? it was not really difficult. every bike that we designed -- why? >> it is part of this whole being agile, nimble, being in urban bike. think about the drivetrain in the engine for every bike that we designed and built. not that we're going to use it across the entire line. >> that is true. in traffic ining new york, i watch the temperature gauge just client. it is scary. are moving heavy overseas. i think i saw a prediction that 40% of your sales will come from overseas next year. >> this goes back to when i just started. we were just putting the stake in the ground on some basic things we were targeting. to get to were trying some of these by 2014. last year we were probably in the mid-30's. we are inching up on that. apple try to do a lower-cost version of the iphon

opposition national coalition of opponents of the brussels the oft apology heart of ego and bottom and nimble photoshop or any of it sorry we simply decided that shipman was pure consumption commission. and for you because i know that opens the this is the beginning of our struggle. i imagine stepping into this field to seek justice for the people no one is on it's not just me and my bag getting getting my right was one step toward seeking bigger justice for the holding. presidential and provincial councils addiction since the fall upon them under the gene can be a positive one. except for the perfect mix to. according to the icc also shows more than three million people of the just war and the seaport caught so far this year the wealthy intended it's often hard to judge guzman the only female to open the doors to move with the ruc you know what the cia among the seventeen disqualify hopefuls. stroke stationed at nato headquarters in kabul said it great that i was getting harder they fall from home let's take a nap. i don't hundred u s religious teaching that need to pay what is in the upfron

. >> can government be nimble, can government learn from its mistakes?he website is just a small symptom. government slik an offensive lineman. it can do blocking, it can create order. when you ask the government to be a wide receiver, you're asking them to do things they can't do. republicans win elections when the government asks them to do things they can't do. >> page three of the report it says here, the team is reacting with high pressure velocity and effectiveness. that's an acknowledgment that, you know what, this was a government operation for a long time and it failed. now we're bringing in the private sector folks. that is an indictment on the whole idea of government as a solution, frankly, when you look at this. >> and the president as a manager, and people around him who can get the bureaucracy to move in a particular direction, which is not easy, but this is your point on how nimble government is. >> the challenge is i think the goals are laudible, mayor, and it's something the president articulated brilliantly as an election and reelectio

also spoke with the mobile tv startup called nimble tv.ll you need is a cable subscription and a wi-fi signal. >> it is a sling box and tivo put together i . >> you tested this your self. back in new cable york? >> absolutely. >> no pickups? >> absolutely not. one of the reasons we took a long time to test this out is to make sure this is actually a global service. it absolutely is something that works no matter where you are as long as you have a good internet connection. the cable subscription is between the consumer and tv providers. we do not have any costs associated with that. we simply have our costs associated with the actual content available to you. we actually have to build our own cloud of from the rat -- from the ground up. to break even we would be profitable with less than 100,000 subscribers. consumers who have paid for their television to have a fair use right to be able to use it in their own terms. let consumerss to watch it anywhere and anytime without actually worrying about rice and legal issues. they have paid for it

we're still waiting for nimble to open.eve cisco is losing share to juniper, to lucent european companies, the china don't mind them. the fact is cisco's a challenged company right now and other people are taking share. i think that's okay to say. it's not necessarily wrong. at one point nortell was taking share and fell apart. >> nortel fell apart, that's putting it mildly. there was fraud, there was competition from wahway, concerns about espionage. let's go to the bond pit and check in with rick santelli. mr. santelli. >> if we look at a chart of the 10-year, a little volatility on the ppi data, which was very benign. the long and short of it is we're down a couple of beeps on a 10 versus yesterday, basically unchanged on the week. but if you look at the middle part of the curve around the five-year, it's unchanged on the day and up several basis points on the week. as you look at a longer term chart of 10s, you can clearly see a defined direction. if you look at the spread over a couple days, it's easing off a bit. if y

in some states, all payer claims databases and some nimble antitrusts could be key tools. medicare must lead. it is the biggest buyer. it can only lead if the private sector will go where medicare wants to take it. there is a public and private ownership. shared savings with states are simpler. they are good ideas. it is heartening to see so much support for that across the spectrum. in any event, rewarding states for simple metrics, like improving quality performance, is a good idea. the sgr fix, as paul said, is a good idea and the challenge. when you see everyone in town agree, it is stupid to continue this policy. yet paying for it would have been a lot easier if we had been able to lace it in a bigger deal. some want a condition to fix on a payment model. that will ultimately make fee for service was attractive overtired. if you think about it for five more seconds, that is not much different from what we're doing now. the trick is not the formula, but the willingness of congress to enforce the attractiveness over time. to make the transition to these alternative paym

to us that we have exaggerated the advantages of giants and underestimated the advantages of small nimble audacious people with cutting edge technology. right? which to anybody living in the 21st century this reinterpretation should not come as a surprise. >> you have actually giving some time to how this applies to other things. a lot of times when an inferior army has taken up against a superior army they've won. >> if you look historically at combats, there is really fascinating research done by ivan toft, a historian. one time's ten times greater than the other. and you look at in those substancsubstance instances, if merrick attacked canada and canada decided to fight a guerilla warfare, in response, i put my moneys on canada and you and i are canadians. the fact that america is larger and wealthier and has better weapons is an advantage but not nearly as much of afternoon advantage as we think. so if you think of you are canada and invaded by the united states, what weapons would you have? you would have the weapon of anger. you would be willing to fight for your own country in the

if you are making a lot of money at nimble. when are you going to be profitable?ou will notice if you look at the trend in our profitability over time is that we have revenue very quickly. , but ourking losses revenue growth have been ahead of our operating costs. our operating losses have diminishing. our revenue is increasing. we expect that trend to continue. plan to drive growth and we expect our growth will be ahead of our expected growth. we wilbreak even andrew ladd to profitability. we will break-- even and move on to profitability. >> congratulations on your big day. the ceo of nimble technologies. >> it is also a big deal for me because "the hobbit" has arrived. i am so excited. ein film is atk the box office. we will get some buzz. also, the ultimate pub crawl. why it may be more nice than not he. we will talk about that on today's weird wall street. ♪ >> it is now time for bringing you the business behind media and entertainment and pop- culture. i have been waiting for this day since i was three years old. i get to see a hobbit fight a dragon. i might

, back to health care reform efforts, and what you may have meant when you said the need for more nimble antitrust? >> good point. i would hope that somebody would take that bait. it is mired in the past in that it really is focused on structure and predictions of performance. and basically, i would say there has been a tremendous emphasis on organizations proving clinical integration efficiencies before a merger is approved, but they tend to lose in court. they have gotten frustrated over the years. my point would totally be this -- sometimes antitrust needs to be more in my view accepting of the newosition that indeed vertical integration and new virtual integration agreements may be more worthy of getting a pass than they have in the past, but also we need to be aware -- i mean by more nimble am a sometimes the antitrust remedy is just too cumbersome for current law. there is very little you can do about local market power if there is one hospital or no matter what you wish already one group of cardiologists orthopedists, whatever, pediatricians, so they can hold everybody hostage. if

. >>> on the market, keep an eye on nimble storage. they bought shares to the market jumping 60%. nimble storage says it's because of, as you might imagine, storage. 600 technology companies in america are worth more than $100 million. more than half of them, 308, are based in california. >> wow. a little asterisk, none of which i own. >> keeps you neutral. >> exactly. that's why. thank you very much. >>> we'll check out the forecast right now and we are talking about an all-time high for this date. >> for this very date, terry mcsweeney. we are looking good out there. good morning to you. welcome to the new workweek. yes, we'll be spoiled here in the north bay starting out at 44 degrees. good morning to you in the east bay. you're at 42. we are at 38 degrees in the south bay. to kickoff the new workweek, one of the last weeks to get your christmas shopping done, by the way. today is a great day to get out there and do so. if you can get to the beach, i want advise you, we'll see some really large waves out there. so watch out for sneaker waves. don't turn your back to the ocean.

nimble ability to stay connected to his voters. despite past transgressions. tohas a good connection louisiana and. he may not be the most engaging guy in the world. i can tell sitting here that agree or disagree with them, he notices issues. he has opinions on them. he can talk about them. i was particularly taken with flood insurance. he had an opinion of why he did not like the reform that was pushed. he thought it would hurt middle- class louisianians. that is an important quality to have. understand where your rank-and-file voters are. he clearly does that. it will be interesting to see what he does. says the rules changes and whether his party to the majority, he said it would not play a big role as we have , i cannot help but think the idea of spending four or eight years as a top guy running a state where your party generally is less and control has to have some appeal. >> what is your take away? what did you learn? ireland for a senator that always tells us on capitol hill "i do not do hallway interviews" he has a lot to say.

and this a pave and paint approach and you have the most ability to be nimble to adapt and change as things change and you are able to understand the dynamics of an area. recommendation five is to conduct with the businesses directly adjacent so that installing the bus shul shelters and and to work with the businesses that the bus shelters are going to be the plans to install are close to. and again, the storefront is an incredible is incredibly important for our businesses on the street front level and it really does effect a business's business. and so, to really work with the businesses when you are working to install the bus shelters. and the recommendation six, we have put forward a list of sort of impact analysis, methodology to use, and this can be or we are happy to work with you and work to sort of formalize this or, in project areas, prior to going into the designing the infrastructure. and so, this, i will be very quick but, to insure that the project plans could support the general

and this a pave and paint approach and you have the most ability to be nimble to adapt and change as things change and you are able to understand the dynamics of an area. recommendation five is to conduct with the businesses directly adjacent so that installing the bus shul shelters and and to work with the businesses that the bus shelters are going to be the plans to install are close to. and again, the storefront is an incredible is incredibly important for our businesses on the street front level and it really does effect a business's bu

. >> one thing we always talk about small businesses, they're nimble.hey can make decisions, act on them quickly. in this small business, you don't have that. >> no. we've been here so long. there's so many chiefs. not many indians. to make a decision you need to make sure you speak to everybody. >> in a business that has so much nostalgia attached to it, it's not only the ideas of the shareholders but also the customers who have been coming for generations. >> when we take a ride out because it is past its time or it's no longer profitable, we hit complaints. where are the little boats? my kids love those boats. >> he said his company is decidedly old school pretty much by definition. but they're committed to keeping it alive and are working to make the changes needed to have an old school amusement business. >> the biggest is what prizes the kids want. now we have video games with ipads and i touches. >> i can win an ipad from playing skee ball? >> yeah. >> that is different from when i was a kid. the tri mpers are dedicated to keep this true to the p

he go shut the up to get the but what good would that be the dominance of the quilts i mixed the nimble footed of the audubon have added to the winds of fifteen enough to get focused on. the us to attend but then topped it by al qaeda from caucus on two years ago has once again soft president barack obama had to negotiate his release. i'm hoping to get to the cia posted on several news sites have states. one by tying the knot that the cars and eleven from the eastern city of the heart breaking but what us consulting company that i dun have said this and to do yet so it would be nice if the bill if added to its rights in the promised on qantas got some idea i'm getting underneath or the type that time on this mess. the bike scholars have said it would not negotiate with al qaeda. to boot. you are really mad. do you understand the main goal. it is i need to begin with. i have been experiencing police arrest more than two years. or are appealing to you. humanitarian basis. if nothing else. the one taking necessary action. like my routines. the merger and my family. my country. i woke up i

. >> can government be nimble, can government learn from its mistakes? say the website is just a small symptom. government is like an offensive lineman. it can do blocking, it can create order. when you ask the government to be a wide receiver, you're asking them to do things they can't do. republicans win elections when the government asks them to do things they can't do. >> page three of the report it says here, the team is reacting with private sector velocity and effectiveness. that's an acknowledgment that, you know what, this was a government operation for a long time and it failed. now we're bringing in the private sector folks. that is an indictment on the whole idea of government as a solution, frankly, when you look at this. >> and the president as a manager, and people around him who can get the bureaucracy to move in a particular direction, which is not easy, but this is your point on how nimble government is. >> the challenge is i think the goals are laudable, mayor, and it's something the president articulated brilliantly as an election and

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i know we've been doing this exercise for of a yet with the nimble acted too to see that it's a given amount of food that i needed the indie rock band and out to about twenty five thousand post le so we went to finish that exercise that will help us sitting down rules. we also need to streamline and make some un agencies is not easy it was that underpinned by a goal and you can see the typically it's quite touched. talk about this post the before and still today nigeria nigerian exports competed dependent on oil sector. i hope you come to that. how do you die cuts a fine view that the nigerian economy will too. well then that you must have thought oh what is happening recently. i really do want to contact a governess a tag about collectors industry this is completely changing the president of nigeria prison without the band aid on math and reading on just what to call out to a transformation agenda. what what does that mean it means the show. efforts to diversify the country away from oil the only way we see to me solve the fundamental problems of the nigerian economy is to diversify

. >> one thing we talk about small businesses is they're nimble.y can make decisions and act on them quickly. in this small business, you don't have that. >> no. we've been here so long and there's so many stockholders, so many chiefs, not many indians. you need to make sure you speak to everybody. >> in a business with so much nostalgia attached to it, it's not only the shareholders they're beholden to but also the customers coming for generations. >> when we take a ride out because it's past its time or we can't get parts for it, the customers say where are the boats? we love the boats. >> he says his company is decidedly old school pretty much by definition. but they're committed to keeping it alive and so are working with the board to make the changes need today make an old school business survive in this modern world. a clear example is the arcade. marty's playland. >> the biggest change is what the prizes the kids want. so now we've got video games with ipads and itouches. >> i can win that in there from playing skee ball. >> that is differen

nimble, thewas flash storage company, that raised more than expected in its ipo.he former chief operating officer of qualcomm was just bumped up to ceo and president. there were reports that microsoft was eyeing him in their ceo search. he takes the reins of all, in march. big capital changes at at&t. honeywell announced a stock buyback program of almost 5 billion. electronic arts rallied as videogame sales jumped up to the eight percent year-over-year. 4 and playstation microsoft's xbox one played a big role. a judge found that a texas company and its unit reliable for a potential payout for environmental cleanup. this relates to a chemical company in 2005. they plan to appeal the decision. andy reid taylorsville know all about pressure. and the retailers know all about pressure. they are facing some major challenges. but they are in a world of hurt. both of them lost the brand cachet. jcpenney, they had the cachet with a certain group of customers, and they really lost it. they lost it by saying they would not be discounting anymore. everyone loves discounts. th

asse companies are about nimble as tanks.will take a long time to roll this out effectively. >> we have an exclusive interview with the airbus chief executive coming up a little bit later on "the pulse." we will also ask richard about his outlook for m&a and ipo in 2013. -- in 2014. he is with us after this very short break. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am francine lacqua at bloomberg european headquarters in london. these are bloomberg's top headlines. then coming when governor mark carney may struggle to prevent britain's housing market from reaching warp speed. two thirds of economists surveyed say the u.k. market is at risk of overheating. carney has already added some incentives on mortgage lending. the european banking authority warns that traders are not protected against losing or losses if the virtual currency collapses. the epa would have to get approval from the european commission to regulate virtual currency in the eu. the u.s. house has passed a bipartisan budget that will prevent a further government

having a smaller fund which is much more go-anywhere is more nimble. they are up 40 some odd percent this year. >> i want to get your thoughts on real estate. what do you think real estate is going to do for investors next year? >> i think that real estate has been one of the asset classes, especially, where there have been a lot of interest rate concerns that have been somewhat overblown. you have an opportunity to buy a real strong asset class with valuations really cheap, and sentiment is pretty washed out on the negative side there. as we go into earnings season, early january, the most important thing to remember is the earnings visibility these companies have. really, they have complete earnings visibility, because of the leases, through year-end. very few companies know exactly how much revenue they are going to print in the december quarter on january 1. excellent i hear of real estate investment trust, i think of payouts. i think of dividends. you have been looking at dividends for large-cap stocks. >> you would much rather earn your income fr