today alone with the 9% sell-off on bid sotheby's.ot a good day for that stock. >> no, bid getting a lower bid, that's for sure. thank you, maria, very much. they may not be stealing the headlines right now, but there are some "under the radar" stocks making moves that you need to know about. bertha coombs has the case details. >> we know how important facebook is to zynga and vice versa, the company's going to start beta testing a new platform next week. zynga.com will let players its game but also social games by third-party developers. rich greenfield said this will create an all zynga ecosystem. it will give them a little independence. biotechs are among the day's best performers. signs pending acquisition could be in doubt, it's waived provisions saying we understand eby ebuy yo sciences could delay this. part of the issue, a $40 million insurance payment from the death of their former chairman and ceo. saying the pace of existing home sales is also bullish for them. but one of the big movers yesterday to the upside, following st

regis, which we sold at sotheby's for $28.5 million recently. nevertheless, for somebody to buy one of these, they're going to have to put down1 a down.2 million dollar to sign1.4 million down payment. $12,000 to 18 deaths in dollars per month. party taxes and homeowners fees will be between $17,000 and $28,000 per month. to qualify for the loan, they need to make $600,000 to $1 million the year. and the lender requires a 36- month haulback of these costs, so the total commitment to buy one of the cheaper ones would be $1.8 million as a down payment and hold back up to $5 million to disqualify or to buy one of these properties. this is not the 1%. this is the 0.6% that will be buying these properties. from past experience with clients who have bought properties like this is they do not occupy them very often. they are often absentee owners who live in a shanghai, hong kong, russia, lake tahoe, and more. what we're doing here is to provide something that is very exclusive. my second comment is, this will basically the story a neighborhood that wo

we wanted to bring in intensive programs, like work force or team leadership programs, sotheby's and say look -- if you go to these few hours of school and engaged in intensive tutoring, you can participate in these other programs. believe it or not, that worked for a number of reasons. one, you have an adult person working with that person to go to school. then you also have that incentive for them to enjoy the end of this summer, to be able to do something that is fun. we are doing that again this year. we have started planning. we are not only planning for ninth graders, who are in the situation of d's and f's, we are also planning for the 10th grade students and rising ninth graders, which is going to be very beneficial, because now the school district has access to a database that the stanford university garden center created called the early warning indicator database that is able to identify young people who are not tracking in a correct trajectory to succeed and graduate on time. so, we can identify these eighth graders and help them in getting them kind of a summer boot camp

and there's also now our valuable item for grabs as auction house sotheby's prepares to sell. the scream for the staggering price tag. how this year's presidential campaign in russia has already delivered the usual cannon promises and rather red but has also been marked by a growing chorus of public opinion with the election only three days away argues jacob reeves takes to the streets of moscow the setting for some of the biggest protests in the country's recent history to gauge the mood in the capital. was a poll a time there was a notion that russians weren't all that bothered about politics but now that seems to change this year's race for the presidency has caused intrigue and i ever since vladimir putin and now to be running different words have been splashed about characterize the campaign so far and here are some of the most distinctive p. is for public we've seen increasing number of people pay to the streets both full and against the government all this working a growing sense of civil activism these rarely this flesh will sound a powerful signal not only for what yo

. >> sotheby's. >> the ceo blamed europe. >> fusion-io. >> you were sold on his comments. >> low 20s. it's not been given any love. i'm not sure they're going to be stand alone and quite frankly, i don't care. credit suisse's note this morning didn't hurt. >> freeport -- >> this company spoke at a conference this week. talking about still tight demand for copper. >> the golden boy/heartthrob is no longer just a baby, baby, baby. today, his 18th birthday. i remember when pete had hair like that. >> i was 18. >> that's right. grasso, you're a fan, listen uptown from the exchange after work. >> can't be a hater of bieber. he's successful. i got four kids who love him. >> who said i was a hater? just said you liked him, that's all. next up, the -- may be the biggest apple bully of all time. >>> plus, the european economy that may be good for your money. ♪ ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of making memories and keeping promises. ask your financial professional how lincoln financial ca

chris furrer is with sotheby's international realty and joins us now. conversion, part hotel, part condos. it's going on right now, so it's unfinished, and it will be delivered white box, which means you have to have a little creativity. >> that's right, melissa. this is a $6.35 million single-floor, 6,500 square feet. it's on the 56th floor of this amazing building. this is really the it building right now. it's under contract, actually, to close soon. it was purchased by an investors less than a year ago, and it's an indicator that the market's coming back. >> the second property is lincoln park, and that, in case people aren't familiar with chicago, one of the most expansive areas of chicago. it's a huge house, 7,200 square feet, and it's asking what, $4.1 million? >> yeah. this is a $4.1 million single-family home in lincoln park, which is a neighborhood just to the north of the hustle and bustle. it's right down the street from the lincoln park zoo and easy access to the linc. >> and if you want views, like for instance, of lake michigan, then 209