for seth abraham, it is continued debate over performance-enhancing drugs. in all sports.andy dolich sees consumers taking advantage of multiple plat forls to customize sports experience. mike principe looks into his crystal ball and sees sponsors' names on jerseys. i think 2014 will be the year that the business model for college sports changes forever. pay for play, i doubt it. i predict that the power will continue to shift away from the ncaa. it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. that will do it for this edition of "sportfolio." our thanks to all of our contributors and all who participated in this week's show. keep an eye on bloomberg.com during the winter holidays for more bloomberg sports business coverage and more "sportfolio" coverage. i'm rick horrow. thanks for watching. >> the following is a paid program. >> what you are about to see is one ladder, the strongest, the safest, the most versatile ladder in the world. the strong and sturdy little giant ladder system, 24

for seth abraham, it is continued debate over performance-enhancing drugs.onsumers are taking advantage of mobile platforms to customize their sports experience. we also see sponsors' names on jerseys. i think 2014 will be the year that the business model for college sports changes forever. pay for play, i doubt it. i predict that the power will continue to shift away from the ncaa. it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. our thanks to all of our contributors and all who participated in this week's show. keep an eye on bloomberg.com during the winter holidays for more bloomberg sports business coverage and more "sportfolio" coverage. i'm rick horrow. thanks for watching. ♪ >> we are going to move to cloud-based computing. >> not everything went as well as we would have liked. >> 2012, you had to lay off people and retool. stock took a dive. >> it is the biggest bonehead move we have ever done.

for seth abraham, it is continued debate over performance-enhancing drugs.onsumers are taking advantage of mobile platforms to customize their sports experience. we also see sponsors' names on jerseys. i think 2014 will be the year that the business model for college sports changes forever. pay for play, i doubt it. i predict that the power will continue to shift away from the ncaa. it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. our thanks to all of our contributors and all who participated in this week's show. keep an eye on bloomberg.com during the winter holidays for more bloomberg sports business coverage and more "sportfolio" coverage. i'm rick horrow. thanks for watching. ♪ >> baby steps in the right direction. >> this week on "political capital," rob portman. bloomberg news talk nsa and president obama. and margaret carlson and lanhee chen debate paul ryan's ultimatum. >> we begin the program with senator rob portman of ohio. senator, thank you for being with us. you were one of the republicans who voted for the small compromise on the budget, al

for seth abraham, it is continued debate over performance-enhancing drugs.s are taking advantage of mobile platforms to customize their sports experience. we also see sponsors' names on jerseys. i think 2014 will be the year as for me that the business , model for college sports changes forever. pay for play, i doubt it. but i predict that the power will continue to shift away from the ncaa. it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. that will do it for this edition of "sportfolio yuriko our thanks to all of our contributors and all who participated in this week's show. keep an eye on bloomberg.com during the winter holidays for more bloomberg sports business coverage and more "sportfolio" coverage. i'm rick horrow. thanks for watching. see you next time. ♪ >> a blow for europe as standard & poor's cut the european union's rating. >> chinese stocks slump for a ninth day. the bank of japan stays put with its stimulus program. >> fly high like michael jordan, nike beats estimates. >> the countdown to christmas begins with five days to go. we're live f