scarlet fu along with michael mckee and adam jansen. -- adam johnson. here is adam with top stories. >> the first japanese prime minister to visit the shrine. as aar memorial is viewed sign of japanese imperialism. the prime minister says the visit was not meant to hurt the feelings of the chinese or japanese people. three ministers resigned in a turkish corruption scandal. cabinet members overseeing the justice system were among those replaced. brazil, $6 billion in debt a 90%e converted in to stake in the company. those are your top headlines. this is one of the wealthiest men in the world. he went from $30 billion down to less than 300 million. >> a fast drop. michael mckee, you will get us started with our morning must read. income inequality was one of the biggest stories of 2013. the nobel laureate noting in the corrosiveimes it's effect on the body politics. trust is becoming yet another casualty of our country's staggering inequality. the bonds that hold society together weekend. it will be one of the big stories in 2014. you have bloomberg's po

i am adam johnson. tv startup aereo is facing challenges. bloomberg west anchor emily chang asked the ceo about all of the legal hurdles he is facing right now. >> i think it is going to work itself out. so far we have been winning. i think time will tell. >> why are you so confident it will work out in your favor? >> for some basic simple reasons. the law is on our side and that has been shown four times now. we think the consumer sentiment is certainly on our side. we have tremendous support. it is common sense. consumers need this change. it is so important to have competition and alternatives in the market. so, of course we will win. >> it could go all of the way up to the supreme court. if the supreme court hears the broadcaster's position, do you think that will affect your chances? >> actually, yesterday, we filed our response to that, in which we urged the court to consider the cases well. from our perspective it is a war. we are winning and they're trying to litigate this in every possible jurisdiction. we are a small company and we

i and adam johnson. an ipo -- amc theaters raise nearly three hundred 32 million dollars, pricing shares at $18. stephanie ruhle spoke with the ceo. >> we will retire some debt, we have more than our fair share of that. we will invest in the business, we have been in a capital investment land and we expected that it will moderate some investment. we will continue to invest in the customer experience in every one of our building. >> people complain movies are expensive, will that raise prices? >> it depends in what part of the country you live in. inflation and ticket prices for the movies is less than the rate of inflation over any period of time. we are a good value proposition for couples to come out or families to come out for entertainment. the idea is delivering value. some of the experiences are more expensive to deliver, they will be higher-priced. we will moderate according to the experience and the supply and demand in every market. still, a pretty good value proposition to come to the movies ve

go to "lunch i am adam johnson. nelson mandela is a name recognized all over the world and will likely written in the history books for generations. a freedom fighter who emerged to revolutionize a country in south africa. as you know, he died last night. he was 95 years old. >> a free man taking his first steps. from prisoner to president, nelson mandela's 1990 release from jail signaled the end of south africa's racist policy and he would go on to become the country's first truly democratically elected leader. >> the faithful for the republic of south africa. to ae in a small village local chief, mandela was one of 13 children and a first member of his family to attend school. in the 1940's, he began opposing the white minority's i'll see of apartheid, laws that segregated and made colored south africans second -- second-class citizens. at first, mandela was inspired by gandhi's approach of nonviolent resistance. as white south africa became more aggressive, so did he. as the head of the armed wing of the national

i am adam johnson. it is jobs friday. economists are running their numbers to try to figure out how many people were hired. they're also trying to estimate the impact of the fed's massive bond buying program. not to mention the near zero interest rate policy. bill gross tells market makers that it will be time for the fed to walk the walk starting very soon. us to second they allow talk about taper and begin tapering -- whether december is the month is still up for grabs. the fed wants out. there is no doubt about it. many analysts -- even some of the doves, the president of the new york fed said that there is no risk in quantitative easing. there is risk on the standpoint of the balance sheet. interest rates will rise and we may be at risk of capital losses. the fed basically wants us out of there. aey need to replace it with forward guidance policy. it will allow investors to be confident that things will not change so much. >> why are you certain that the fed wants out of quantitative easing? eventually, they want out.

i am adam johnson. in shock, we are in the final hours of the holiday but buying season -- holiday buying season. a wild card, you better keep your bitcoin safe. i learned the hard way. rodman is star dennis returning to north korea. do not call the skied ambassador. -- do not call this guy in a datacenter -- an ambassador. i will freak -- a wolf is coming to wall street. we are to caprio and martin's worse is will tell their story. familynt obama and his are in honolulu. year. had a rough bosch wrote -- rollout, and is a spying revelations. all of those issues hanging over the white house. it can all be bad. is been good action taken by congress to eliminate the fear about the budget. reduce the sequestration. we have seen the fed having taken some very well communicated action concerning the tapering of a program. those are good signs. in addition, we have seen some good numbers. >> good numbers for sure. we're talking about 4.1% economic growth in the fort -- in the third quarter. imf and itsthe lead

i am adam johnson. around the world, north korea uncle of kim jong on. more airlines want that airplane. this is a bloomberg exclusive. in media, spotify is giving away its service, but it does, the price. to keepcard, how virtual currency safe in our 12 days of bitcoin. we are kicking it off with world right here with a purge in north korea. the word purge is not often used in political discourse, at least in western nations. it is when a person or people considered undesirable in power , but itved from power happened this week in north korea. jong un was kim accused of theft and immediately executed. the news was reported on korean television. >> however, despicable scum who was worse than a dog, committed acts of treachery and the trail and turned on the internal love shown by the party and the leader for him. >> that was a mouthful. that was the evening news, run by the government in case you couldn't tell. party leaders also got behind a purge after he was arrested last saturday. him is ang and purging thousand million times justified. >> as a perso

i am adam johnson. global investors are positioning themselves for a tapering kind of new year. in luxury we are going to go shopping for a private jet. n company, nike outperforms, or it could just be clever marketing. the nfl black out rule, that may get blocked out itself. another sign that the u.s. economy is picking up steam. g.d.p. this morning we found out expanding in the third quarter at a faster rate than estimated. we saw consumers increased spending on health care. the backdrop, the federal reserve is beginning to taper its stimulus program, and ben bernanke is getting some of the credit for the recovery. >> i think ben bernanke has done an outstanding job. he came in at a time of uncertainty and used the monetary policy to great effect. you are seeing another great example of his leadership. i think there is clear transition to the next fed chair. he has made it clear that that policy is going to continue. >> a very data-driven policy. if the labor market continues to improve and g.d.p. gro

i am adam johnson. today's moving picture is where the video is the story. in beirut, a car bomb killed lebanon's former financial minister. it also killed five others and injured 50. he was a leading figure opposing the regime of syria. the scandal in turkey moves closer. a second wave of investigations are focusing on its family and now prosecutors have accused the prime minister's government of obstruction. turkey zeroattling which is fallen to a record low against the dollar. from -- fors blamed multiple pileups on the roadways. dozens of vehicles involved in chain reaction crashes. staying with motors, we are talking and we are taking to the air. textron, a manufacturer of cessna aircraft, is buying a company. one major asset from the purchase, their king air models. that is the rolls-royce of airplanes. they are gorgeous. with this addition, textron will sell everything from tiny single engine cessna 100 series. they are fun and effective but they are slow. then they will get the citation business jets. -- $20ld 20 billions billion of products last yea

adam johnson. bitcoin has been on a ride of its own. with all of this attention, we decided to get into the spirit of the season celebrating with 12 days of bitcoin right ear on bloomberg. first up, bitcoins and two lips. >> this is from special request. comparing bitcoin with another bubble in the past, here it is from early july to december hitting its peak late november and it had gone up 1600 or send in about five months. what about dutch tulips in the 17th-century? they rose fifth teen hundred percent in a much shorter time. what happened after that? they climbed slightly higher and at the peak, some told that 10 times the annual income of a skill and then the crash. >> what would happen if we put gold on that chart? >> gold in 1980's as well. about, goldou think and commodities. >> that's so not true. sometimes i think about oil. guardian,"g to "the they told students at the university of amsterdam is worse than to live mania because he said at least then you actually got a to look at the end. tulip youf you buy a get one. i think

i'm adam johnson. it might be the coolest company you've never actually heard of. it creates the avionics behind pilot systems, autopilot, and drones will stop if it flies, it -- the chances are that rockwell is behind it. >> if you are flying on a 737, you will see a modern, new cockpit with a large amount of glass with additional capability. both head up and head down displays. >> what is it that is so revolutionary? >> the head up display allows the pilot to keep his head up and he can look through that display. it provides him a great level of situational awareness. so he's not looking down in the cockpit and having to look up to get situational awareness. he is keeping his head out of the cockpit, which is where he wants to have his eyes looking. >> and by the way, look at that. that is me in the dreamliner. it is all the pilots could talk about. and something else to talk about this week, using drones to drop packages off at this -- at your house. how plausible is this? >> we found through afghanistan and iraq that the utility of drones is really valuable. an

i am adam johnson. moving pictures -- of the video is the story. people lining up to say goodbye to nelson mandela. his body lies in state in pretoria. as many as 2000 people an hour are expected to file past his casket. his body will be transported saturday to a village where he spent his childhood. his funeral will take place on sunday. call it the selfie seen around the world. president obama has been criticized for posing in this picture with david cameron of england and denmark's prime minister. it was not yesterday at the immoral service for nelson mandela. the photographer who captured the image defended the politicians, saying the atmosphere was relaxed. been nameds has "time" magazine's person of the year. they said he has worked quickly to capture the imaginations of millions who had given up on this charge. pope francis becomes the third pope to be chosen as time's person of the year. it was a long, cold night in ukraine's capital. police withdrew after clashing unionrotesters in kiev's square. they are protesting president yanukovych's

i am adam johnson. in politics it is war on the senate floor, and it's not about solving our money problems. the new movie theater experience, amc reinvents the wheel. service with a smile. turn bitcoins into dollars. night or on the senate floor. this is round two of the fight we first told you about on november 21. filibusters to unite them a fair vote -- dean id. a fair vote. >> they should know better. let's remember how we got here. let's remember it was senate democrats who pioneered the practice of filibustering nominees. of the filibusters have occurred in the obama administration. four and a half years, 50%. is there anything fair about that? >> we are not interested in having a gun to our head in the longer. some of us know sometimes the .hoe is on the other foot >> the shoe is on the other foot. been blocking a number of traditional nominees. need a simpley majority. they just need to move things a little faster. they are forcing reid to use the allotted time for nominees. block nominees, but

they will either shop earlier, to adam johnson's point. or they are going to say i am going to do this in a brick-and-mortar store. they are probably not going to rely on any of these internet companies to get me anything by christmas eve. a strategy, partnering with 3000 brick-and-mortar retailers. they can get you delivery down the block instead of having to come across the country. >> the good thing for the country, i was talking with all of her from citigroup. a year.s comes once a year from now, people will be back to trusting. we are procrastinators. >> i ordered everything online. disagree, if you are a parent and your children are expecting a certain gift from a certain -- i have to be careful because we do not know who is watching. it is critical that that gift be there. memory, children have a memory that they did not get that one thing. the only thing i wanted. >> fortunately, you planned ahead and you got that. >> jeff bezos, call us. we will give you her phone number. a giftneeds more than card. that was left of the big storie

i am adam johnson. let's take a look at the menu. ford goes global with the new mustang. what is the roadmap for alan mulally? in sports, new york's losers face off. it is a hard sell. alan greenspan says bitcoin has bubble written all over it. and two kings of rock -- their stuff is on the block. ford is unveiling its 50th anniversary of the mustang. that is happening today, all over the world. this is the first time that they will sell outside of north america since 1964. over one million people on a mustang in the first two years. new features on this year's version -- lower roof, wider wheelbase, and a more efficient engine. that is a first since 1986. what people really want to know will ford's ceo alan mulally become the next ceo of microsoft? we get a chance to hear from the horse's mouth, along with some breaking news. >> you told the board of ford that you will stay at the company. are they asking you again to renew your commitment? >> i love serving ford. i have no changes planned. >> let's try again. >> if i get it next fall, alan, can you tell me that you will

i am adam johnson. we have a budget deal. why is everyone so down? hilton payday and ipo. blackstone ready to cash in. bitcoin 101. we are in day three of our 12 days of bitcoin. bmw is trying to decide where to build its new engine plant. the sweet sound of a steinway. we will show you how the piano has been made for over 160 years, right over the river in queens. we have a budget deal and this one is on schedule. >> it is no grand bargain. it is not even a medium-sized bargain. it is a cease-fire. it means budget peace for the next two years. they do not tackle the big ticket items. >> no they do not. entitlements, not in there. taxes, not in there. what is in there? >> federal spending is set at a trillion dollars. that will be controversial with republicans. it replaces $63 billion in sequester cuts with other savings. reduces the deficit by $20 billion or more. no major big decisions on taxes or entitlements. how do they replace the sequester? a grab bag. aviation security fee, federal/military pension increases in fees. other savings there. >> the two people who made

>> welcome to "lunch money" i am adam johnson. the fed chose confidence in the economy and starts to taper it economic stimulus. in tech, facebook and mark zuckerberg land to sell shares worth $4 billion. the crash test results are out. we will tell you who is the safest and who is not. and we had to the farm to find out what makes wide you -- wagyu beef different than the others. the past few weeks we have seen signs of the u.s. economy on the mend. growth has picked up. unemployment has dropped. the treasury department exited its stake from general motors. congress passed a budget, and n y n the federal reserve are confident enough to taper the pace of their bond buying program. >> the committee decided to reduce the pace at which it is reducing the size of the federal reserve balance sheet. >> chairman bernanke, when should we expect to see additional tapering? >> a modest reduction reflects the belief that progress towards economic objectives will be sustained. if the incoming data supports the outlook for inflation, we will l

lunch money is up next with adam johnson. ♪ >> welcome the "lunch money." we tie together the best stories and interviews. i am adam johnson. we have a budget deal. why is everyone so down? payday and ipo. blackstone ready to cash in. 101.in we are in day three of our 12 days of it going. bmw is trying to decide where to build this new engine plant. of a steinway. we will show you how the pmo has been made for over 160 years. right over the river in queens.

adam johnson is here. what is the strategy? >> there are three things he needs to do. >> he is the ceo. >> he started american airlines and when to us airways. now he will run the whole thing. here's what doug parker needs to do. he needs to fully integrate the two airlines. they are very different. he says he can generate $1 billion in savings and revenue growth. he says he will lower airfares. is he going to do that? as we talk through these issues, integrating is so difficult. on the one hand, there were only 12 overlapping routes between the two. that also says that you have airlines with different maps. they cover different parts of the country. us airways tends to be more of a short-haul airwave. american is more long-haul. how do you generate on sales gains when you need to better compete with delta and lower airfares? he has his work cut out for him. he started american airlines, went to us airways, now he is running the whole thing. if anyone knows how to do it, it would be doug parker. exciting to have him on the show

i am adam johnson. we start with the weekend box office. "the hobbit" took an close to $74 million. "frozen" finished second with about $22 million. "anchorman" fans, this is your big week. ron burgundy is everywhere. take a look at the pr machine. >> a movie that came out of nine years ago and earned a respectable $95 million is about to spawn a sequel that may be the comedy hit of the holiday season and >> that is the dumbest thing i have ever heard. >> let's get the obvious out of the way, "anchorman" became a cult classic. >> i dig, we all dig. >> i haven't seen the sequel yet, but already it is a marketing juggernaut. in the year and a half since the movie was announced there has been a museum exhibit, a tv commercial for suvs. they even renamed a college. movie tie-ins are no new thing. >> this is ron burgundy for espn. >> people like will ferrell and director adam mckay are no strangers to media. their comedy website already makes $30 million per year. the other reason is ron burgundy is a character that comes along once a decade. >> i love scotch, here it goes down, down int

adam johnson had a chance to speak to the ceo of the new giant in the airline industry. >> circling the wagons in using all the resources of the company. >> we are keeping all the airplanes because that is away this merger works. we need all of that. the networks are highly complementary. so we put the networks together. so supply will be unchanged. if supply is unchanged and demand remains constant, there should not be any change in the prices. prices move a lot based on any sort of factors, but this merger will not be one of those. >> no change in airfares. that is a big deal. randa started at american airlines. went to us airways and now running the combined entities. he obviously knows these companies intimately. when ice down with them last february i said will you raise fares? he said we might actually lower them. he said we are trying to compete. the reason we're bringing them together is to try to compete with the the -- delta and united. he said what we're doing is trying to bring these airlines together, make them more efficient i combining and then compete with price. you tal

i am matt miller and four adam johnson. today is moving pictures where the video is the story. the cleanup has begun in western australia after cyclone christine uprooted trees and caused power outages and flooding. it battered the storm -- the wins.oast with it later weakened as it moved inland and traveled south. >> it is hot in argentina. record eras has set a for the warmest december. people are not happy about it. buenos aires. critics say failed energy policy has made it unprofitable to upgrade the power grid. it is bitterly cold. passengers on board the standard research ship spent the evening packing snow after it toships failed to make the stranded ship. swiss banks have until today to join a u.s. disclosure program that cracks down on untapped assets abroad. onleast 35 banks have signed to avoid prosecution. the bigger banks like credit suisse are already under investigation. if you want to know what it is like to store something important or expensive at the credit suisse headquarters, you will have to go underground. >> the groundwater of direct. 18 feet below lake

go to "lunch i am adam johnson. nelson mandela is a name recognized all over the world and will likely written in the history books for generations. a freedom fighter who emerged to revolutionize a country in south africa. as you know, he died last night. he was 95 years old. >> a free man taking his first steps. from prisoner to president, nelson mandela's 1990 release from

i am matt miller, in for adam johnson. let's look at the menu. in stocks, could it be the best year ever? it is the rally that shows no signs of abating. big machines hard at work. we will show you the biggest earth crunching equipment on the planet. a nation, the regulator gary gensler gives his final word on the new roles for wall street. in fashion, one hot hoodie, is it the greatest hoodie ever made? move over celine, elton, this is the new face of vegas. we will kick it off with the world. two days, two bombings in southern russia. a few hundred miles from the site of the winter olympics which began in six weeks. the first bombing came yesterday at a train station in volgograd. this is a video. the time of the explosion, a suicide bomber with himself up near a metal detector. 17 people were killed, 45 were injured. investigators say the toll would have been higher if it had not been for barriers that kept the bomber from reaching a waiting area. the second bombing this morning during rush hour. a suicide mission in the same city on a trolley

i'm adam johnson. oil aboveakening, $100 for the first time in two months. what about the impact of the mideast? it's better in iran, but serious is still an issue, -- syria is still an issue, right? >> he was a very big backer of the syrian insurgency, a critical thinker of hezbollah. this is not the first problem we have seen recently in lebanon. you could potentially see it hitting the oil market. the eighth largest producer in the world. its neighbor, iran, the seventh largest. any chance of a u.s. or israeli strike? probably not, but not out of the woods here. think we are not going to see a u.s. or israeli strike. the question is, what if congress refuses to move sanctions? is, what if the expectations there don't materialize? a lot of moving parts here. u.s. oil production has risen 50% in the last five years alone. we are second only to saudi arabia. it may be one of the reasons why supply shops -- same amount of distraction as 2011. we had 3 million barrels off the market because of civil unrest in countries like libya, problems in nigeria. we have

we try to get the best stories, interviews, i am adam johnson. we are in the final hours of the holiday shopping spree. keepd card, you better your bitcoin safe. i learned the hard way. rodman is returning to north korea, but do not call him an ambassador. private equities in the market for homes as it turns out hundreds of thousands of them. a wolf has come to wall street. leo and martin scorsese are going to tell their story. familynt obama and catching some hoops in honolulu, hawaii. he has had a rough year. a botched health-care rollout, the fight over the keystone pipeline, all of those issues hanging over the white house, but it can't all be bad. has been good action taken by congress to eliminate the fear about the budget and to reduce the sequestration. somee the fed having taken well communicated action concerning the tapering program. we're talking about four point one percent economic growth in the third quarter. that is a big deal. unemployment falling down to seven percent. that is why the imf and christine lagarde raised its forecas

i am matt miller, in for adam johnson. let's look at the menu. in stocks, could it be the best year ever? it is the rally that shows no signs of abating. big machines hard at work. we will show you the biggest earth crunching equipment on the planet. a nation, the regulator gary gensler gives his final word on the new roles for wall street. in fashion, one hot hoodie, is it the greatest hoodie ever

i'm adam johnson. opec is holding steady and the banks are taking a bad cartel slap on the wrist. the wildcard, aviation nation. you've got to write -- fight for your right to keep your miles. and in the city, the smog solution. you actually have a building that eats pollution for lunch. and move over. someone else is coming into boston. the fans are not happy. but kick it off with the tale of two cartels.

i am adam johnson. in politics it is war on the senate floor, and it's not about solving our money problems. the new movie theater experience, amc reinvents the wheel. service with a smile. turn bitcoins into

i am adam johnson. but take a look at the menu. the federal reserve begins a two-day meeting. in media, we meet three startups at the center of the online television revolution. a wild card, do you want to hang up with world-class athletes? it's easier than you think but it may cost you. and we're going to hear from one of the biggest names in the business. saachi andpowerhouse saachi. finally, in sports, the winter olympics are less than two

i am adam johnson. we have a budget deal. why is everyone so down? hilton payday and ipo. blackstone ready to cash in. bitcoin 101. we are in day three of our 12 days of bitcoin. bmw is trying to decide where to build its new engine plant. the sweet sound of a steinway. we will show you how the piano has been made for over 160 years, right over the river in queens. we have a budget deal and this one is on schedule.

. >> welcome to "lunch money" i am adam johnson. the fed chose confidence in the economy and starts to taper it economic stimulus. in tech, facebook and mark zuckerberg land to sell shares worth $4 billion. the crash test results are out. we will tell you who is the safest and who is not. and we had to the farm to find out what makes wide you -- wagyu beef different than the others. the past few weeks we have seen signs of the u.s. economy on the mend. growth has picked up. unemployment has dropped.

i am adam johnson. let's take a look at the menu. ford goes global with the new mustang. what is the roadmap for alan mulally? in sports, new york's losers face off. it is a hard sell. alan greenspan says bitcoin has bubble written all over it. and two kings of rock -- their stuff is on the block. ford is unveiling its 50th anniversary of the mustang.

we try to get the best stories, interviews, i am adam johnson. we are in the final hours of the holiday shopping spree. a wild card, you better keep your bitcoin safe. i learned the hard way. dennis rodman is returning to north korea, but do not call him an ambassador. private equities in the market for homes as it turns out hundreds of thousands of them. a wolf has come to wall street. leo and martin scorsese are going to tell their story. president obama and family

am adam johnson. let's take a look at the menu. fort goes global with the new mustang. what is the roadmap for alan mulally? york's losers face off. it is a hard sell. alanrld, china -- greenspan says bitcoin has a bubble written all over it. and two kings of rock -- their stuff is on the block.

lunch money is up next with adam johnson. "lunch money." menu --ke a look at the in politics, its war on the senate floor and it's not about solving our money problems. in motors, we have the new gm driver in chief as the profits accelerate. the new movie theater experience, amc reinvents the wheel with cozy and plush seats and service with a smile, there is a latest push to go public. how to turn bit coins into dollars. starting

i am adam johnson. global investors are positioning themselves for a tapering kind of new year. in luxury we are going to go shopping for a private jet. n company, nike outperforms, or it could just be clever marketing. the nfl black out rule, that may get blocked out itself. another sign that the u.s. economy is picking up steam. g.d.p. this morning we found out expanding in the third ar

you may be by hitting some of its coin.ucts with matt miller and adam johnson learned a little lesson about bitcoin security when miller gave johnson a little bitcoin for christmas. add unwittingly showed his private key. here you go. you will find a private key on that you can access and load onto your wallet. >> this is what i put on my phone so that when i want to go buy or sell or whatever, i put this up on the computer. is my account. >> that is right. mistake.as a huge matt is here to explain. in thenteresting lesson security or lack there of of the bitcoin world. is ifof all, what happens someone has access to your private key, that person is then able to access your wallet. each one of the little christmas cards had about $20 on it. that, ther we show internet lit up. said i cannot believe someone show the private key on bloomberg television. one guy wrote i saw that, too. deep.us age i took a screenshot and immediately and that -- empty the wallet. hehis credit, the guys said would be willing to give the money back. we still may organize something like that. a greatou taught

i am matt miller come in for adam johnson. let's look at the menu. in socks, could it be the best year ever? that shows noy signs of abating. big machines hard at work. we will show you the biggest earth crunching equipment on the planet. a nation, the regulator gary gensler gives his final word on the new roles for wall street. in fashion, one hot hoodie, is it the greatest

adam johnson has been looking into radioshack. you have been all over this story. >> best buy was effectively where radioshack is now about two years ago. >> they were filing bankruptcy. >> about a year ago, people were concerned. they turned this thing around. the numbers are an absolute disaster. it is like credit insights have called this an absolute last- ditch effort. let me show you with earnings look like. 2011, they aren't $.90. look at 2012. the expectation is a loss of two dollars. it does not get any better going into 2014. the problem is that they need this money. >> they needed to stay alive. >> that is why they call this a last lifeline. you look at the analyst committee, zero buys. 12 holds. >> who wants to stick their neck out? >> that is the problem. >> you look to buy the stock. ago, i member sitting on the couch thinking -- this is what you do. >> right there next to the japanese maple. >> i was reading it and thinking this could be very interesting. it is. looking for some signs of hope. they are not there. the

we try to get the best stories, interviews, i am adam johnson. we are in the final hours of the holiday shopping spree. keepd card, you better your bitcoin safe. i learned the hard way. rodman is returning to north korea, but do not call him an ambassador. private equities in the market for homes as it turns out hundreds of thousands of them. a wolf has come to wall street.

i am adam johnson. around the world, north korea uncle of kim jong on. more airlines want that airplane. this is a bloomberg exclusive. in media, spotify is giving away its service, but it does, the price. to wildcard, how

welcome to "lunch money" i am adam johnson. the fed chose confidence in the economy and starts to taper it economic stimulus. in tech, facebook and mark zuckerberg land to sell shares worth $4 billion. the crash test results are out. we will tell you who is the safest and who is not. and we had to the farm to find out what makes wide you -- wagyu beef different than the others. seenast few weeks we have signs of the u.s