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Really hasnt, and we think consumers would have lower prices and more choices if we got vigorous competition into that space. Host george ford. Guest well, the fccs nprm asked the question whether the settop box is competitive, the first question x. Actually the first question is, is there a market for settop boxes, and in terms of whats delivered over the Cable Network, no, because the settop box is actually a component of the network. Thats the most efficient way to design and deliver Cable Te...

The most efficient. The companies would prefer a market if it was more efficient. Host lets bring lydia beyoud in she is with bloomberg. Up, kevinfollow wheeler come in introducing this idea said he wants to open up this market and make it more where consumers can buy their own devices like with mobile phones, tvs, and other electronics. Do either of you think there is something similar or different to that analogy that would make it such this proposal would or would not work . We think it is th...

The question is sort of the Yellen Dudley more dovish wing of the fomc as to whether or not theyre adamantly opposed here, but the other guys, i think it was about letting the markets settle down and waiting to see if there was anything more serious that the markets were telling us from the recent volatility. But if things have passed and they seem to be quite a bit calmer than they were previously, then i think that group of people we were just talking about are quite comfortable hiking rates. ...

A policy that on average would hold the inflation rate below 2 . That is not our policy. We want to see the inflation rate get back to 2 as rapidly as we can. But there are lags in the impact of Monetary Policy on the economy and if we waited until inflation was back to 2 and that would probably mean that unemployment had declined well below our estimates of the natural rate and only then did we start to begin to you know, the word tighten Monetary Policy i dont think is really right because we ...

Decided not to raise Interest Rates. In part because of a slowdown in china and heightened volatility around the world. The Dow Jones Industrial average fell 290 points to 16,384. The nasdaq dropped 66. The s p 500 sank 32. For the week the dow and the s p closed lower. The nasdaq was higher, posting its first backtoback weekly gains since may. But there was Something Else that the Federal Reserve said yesterday that could be cause for concern over the longer term. Steve liesman explains. Report...

Decided not to raise Interest Rates. In part because of a slowdown in china and heightened volatility around the world. The Dow Jones Industrial average fell 290 points to 16,384. The nasdaq dropped 66. The s p 500 sank 32. For the week the dow and the s p closed lower. The nasdaq was higher, posting its first backtoback weekly gains since may. But there was Something Else that the Federal Reserve said yesterday that could be cause for concern over the longer term. Steve liesman explains. Report...

Decided not to raise Interest Rates. In part because of a slowdown in china and heightened volatility around the world. The Dow Jones Industrial average fell 290 points to 16,384. The nasdaq dropped 66. The s p 500 sank 32. For the week the dow and the s p closed lower. The nasdaq was higher, posting its first backtoback weekly gains since may. But there was Something Else that the Federal Reserve said yesterday that could be cause for concern over the longer term. Steve liesman explains. Report...

Stories were watching this morning starting with oil. Wti crude closing higher than brent yesterday. That was the first time of august 2010. Watch for Inventory Data. Well get that at 10 30 eastern time. And break in the last hour a new report coming up from opec predicting that oil will rise to 95 barrel but only in 24 years. Also on tap we get durables goods and personal income and spending and at 10 00 new home sales and Consumer Sentiment but some of the numbers came earlier when the Commerc...

Amazon. And its stock is paying the price. The Online Retail behemoth earned a dollar a share. That translates into its largest quarterly profit in its 19year history. But investors wanted more, a lot more. Expects were 1. 56 per share. Revenue came in shy of estimates despite rising more than 20 from a year ago. And as for its shares they were punished initially after that report. John ford has more on amazons results. Big number to watch in amazon earnings is the top line revenue wall street w...

Amazon. And its stock is paying the price. The Online Retail behemoth earned a dollar a share. That translates into its largest quarterly profit in its 19year history. But investors wanted more, a lot more. Expects were 1. 56 per share. Revenue came in shy of estimates despite rising more than 20 from a year ago. And as for its shares they were punished initially after that report. John ford has more on amazons results. Big number to watch in amazon earnings is the top line revenue wall street w...