right, shelby holliday covering the apple iphone 6 launch. it is friday.ng you a look back at the most notable newsmakers on "bottom line." have been providing ukraine antitank weapons, antiaircraft weapons. in fact, russia is conducting a war against ukraine. are cynicalicans about trade. they believe we have come out on losing propositions and that we have swapped cheaper t-shirts and laptops for jobs going elsewhere. is onelity is our market of the most mature and successful in the world. we have a chance to help other countries create jobs here as they begin to build their economy. >> the weakening of the peso is good news. it is important for increasing our competitiveness. our currency was too strong. resulted in a situation that made it difficult for producers to compete. is weakening of the peso healthy for the economy. >> not anymore because of criminals. a lot of ransom attacks. i'm expecting maybe a smart tv. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell has made his first public statement about the rash of nfl players involved in domestic violence. he is a

. >> for a look at today's market moving headlines i go to shelby holliday. we reported, former sac capital portfolio manager matthew mark, has been sentenced to nine years in prison. prosecutors say he was involved in the most lucrative insider trading scheme ever. he was accused of racking up 270 5 million dollars in illicit process for steve cohen's hedge fund. the baltimore ravens have terminated the contracts and the nfl suspended the running back in definitely. showing himged punching his wife in an elevator. he was in the third year of a $35 million contract with baltimore. investors push for his removal, citing accounting and operational missteps. back to you. >> mariette had an investor day in washington dc. the company says it will add over 1300 hotels by 2017. entertainment, the casino company is filing for bankruptcy again. new jersey governor chris christie declared that casinos and racetracks in the state can offer sports betting without fear of prosecution. atm joined by an analyst mcquarrie capital covering the gaming industry. bloomberg intel

shelby holliday outside yankee stadium, thank you.t big thing in maritime defense could be drones. ng is teaming up with that would robotics, coming up. ♪ >> it is 26 minutes past the hour, which means bloomberg television is "on the markets." i am olivia sterns. the dow is down by 233 points right now, the s&p falling by the most in eight weeks, 27 points. the nasdaq is down by 74%, leading the benchmark indexes lower today. particularly heavy selling of tech stocks, in particular apple. also way on the nasdaq, shares of biogen, along with lumina. sliding more than 3%. both of those stocks, biotech giants, gained at least 90% in 2013. another stock waiting on the allegheny technologies. the metals miner let losses along -- among materials for your sister we will be "on the markets" again in 30 minutes. >> you are watching "bloomberg west," where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. im emily chang. the social media management has spent an undisclosed amount of money to buy his eagle -- zeetl. response to com

shelby holliday outside of yankee stadium.veryone has heard of derek is the action more than just stocks? brandon steiner spoke with pimm fox on other items you will want to add to your collection. >> derek jeter, one of my favorite players to collect. somebody who has world series balls. have changed the look of a photo that people never seen easy guy tohe is an work with. i collect a lot of that stuff. i'm a quirky collector. stubill find every ticket i've had since a kid. season withis last the yankees. is that when you change the financial value of derek jeter material? >> i always tell people to buy things because they are fans. this would not be a bad investment. player, an a great great person. a lot of the money does go to his foundation which does a great job. we are big supporters. we are doing an auction. we are taking these things. cleats, one-of-a-kind cleats. this is one he wore for part of the season. >> what does that go for? .ou're getting to bid >> thousands of dollars. if you're a sneaker head this is the th

bloomberg's shelby holliday outside yankee stadium. thank you.t big thing in maritime defense could be underwater drones. boeing iset why teaming up with liquid robotics coming up. ♪ >> time for bloomberg tv to go on the markets. i'm olivia sterns. i will show you where stocks ended today. as a selloff across the board. the s&p dropping the most since july. the dow off 264 points. the nasdaq off by about 88 points as well. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. another $60 million raised in funding today, bringing its total funding to 250 million dollars. the social media management platform spent an undisclosed amount of that money to buy zeetl. is an ipo in hootsuite's future? cory johnson is still with us as well. is an ipo in your future? greatht now we are a tribe company. we are putting together a management team. building towards what looks like an ipo and public company, but we are not in any hurry to do this. we are being really thoughtful in terms of how we are growing over the next year and beyond. hootsuite.lk about

with legendary historic musician sam .oore, the ultimate soulman first, let's get headlines from shelby holliday. >> it was a historic day for alibaba. the stock rose more than 38%. the valuation is larger than amazon and ebay combined, and more valuable than all but 10 companies in the s&p 500. was on the floor of the exchange today and discussed growth. tovery important is we want build a company, not by a company. we want to make sure our ecosystem helps small guys. anything that can help small business grow, we will consider. china's richest man, with an estimated net worth billion. the nfl commissioner promised that the league will get its house in order. he rejected calls for resignation and said the league will strengthen its personal conduct code. apple ceo tim cook visited an apple store in california as new versions of the iphone released. there were reports that the larger iphone 6 plus is already selling out across the u.s. those are some of the top headlines. >> banks. let's get more insight on today's alibaba initial public offering. joining me from san francisco, bloomberg editor

this is something shelby holliday was talking about -- a recent survey shows millenial's are more likelyten at the grocery store and this is a problem for walmart. they're still getting the stock up trip where you go on a sunday and load up for the week, but they are not eating the fill in trips when someone goes -- it's difficult to do a quick pop into a walmart and buy a couple of things for dinner that night. doesng him on the board -- that help with that issue? that's another question. ask what they sell and the experience they have in the store is going to change all things differently and consume differently. >> thank you very much. the cofounder of instagram on walmart. he's fighting starbucks on one side and taco bell on the other. we will speak to the ceo of dunkin' brands. this welcome back. i'm stephanie ruhle is my partner erik schatzker and our guest host, jason deland. there's a battle brewing with breakfast -- fast food chains are waging a war over our stomachs. the chairman and ceo of dunkin' brands is here. walk us through this. breakfast has gotten harder and harder --

shelby holliday visited a new business that is trying to raise the bar on earbuds. >> at this store ins all about years. -- about ears. >> did you ever think you would talk about ears this much? >> i never thought i would look at ears this much. i never really knew that right and left could be so different. also, family ears. >> those differences are what gave make you the idea to start a customize your phone company called "normal." >> it is normal to have an ear that does not fit regular headphones. one-size-fits-all -- none. >> using 3-d printers, nikki figured out a way to size, print, and chip headphones that fit perfectly. snap a few pictures and upload them using the normal app. choose your color scheme. >> now we get to design them. >> once you build your buds, they aren't formed by engineers and molded by 3-d printers. are trying to tackle three things. customization, and the sound quality. they are superpremium. >> normal promises to ship every pair within 48 hours. >> how scalable is this? >> very. we are not just headphones. the potential of mass customization and a 3-d pri

shelby holliday visited a business that is raising the bar on your buds. >> it's all about ears.ver think you would talk about ears as much? >> i never thought i would talk about ears this much. i never knew that rights and lefts can be so different. also, family ears can be different. >> those differences are what gave nikki the idea to start a customized earphone company called normal. >> it is normal to have ears that do not fit regular sized headphones. one size fits none. a way to figured out size, print, and should headphones that fit perfectly. snap a few pictures, upload them using the app, choose your color scheme. >> we get to customize them. >> once you build your buds, they are formed by engineers, molded by 3-d printers, and set through an assembly line. >> we are trying to tackle three things. soundustomization, quality. they are superpremium. >> normal promises to ship every pair within 48 hours. how scalable is this? >> very scalable. the potential of mass customization through 3-d printing of other goods is there and something that we are thinking about for the f