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ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) _ 3D Systems Corp. (DDD) on Monday reported a loss of $19.8 million...

Jan. 3, 2021 10:00 am ET It is easy to spot bubbles. Too easy: They seem to be almost everywhere, almost all the time. Worse still for those of us who try to spot excess, much of the stuff that was labeled frothy in recent years went on to make big money in 2020 for those who bought into it anyway. The question for investors: Were the bubble calls just wrong? Or are we in a new era of wild speculation driven by cheap money that must inevitably come to an end? I lean toward the latter. But the stunning performance of so many bubble stocks this past year shows that even if this turns ou...

A dog born without front legs is able to run around the yard. jeanne moos shows us the 3d technology providing hope to other disabled pets. >> reporter: see derby run. if you're wondering what's making the click clack it's his 3d printer prosthetic legs. >> got your new leg, derby. >> when he's not wearing his legs, derby has to walk on his elbows. he was born this, way almost euthanized then rescued? >> he's such a lovable dog. >> reporter:dom and sherry didn adopted derby but he was foster bid tara anderson who says she cried whenever she looked at his photo. >> i was like okay, i'll do it, ...

But he was first fostered by terra anderson who said she tried whenever she looked at his photo. >> okay, i'll do it. i'll take care of him. >> reporter: terra not only took care of him, she helped design his new legs at the company where she work, 3d systems. the beauty of 3-d is that they can change the design and easily printout a new leg. derby has had four versions ranging from a peg leg that didn't work to his current wheel and spokes. >> they're just velcroed. and we have little cushions in here. >> reporter: derby took to this edition right off the bat. >> when i saw him sprinting, i c...

Printer. >> and these guys are what the smithsonian calls their cowboys. they travel the world scanning and recording and allowing you to put say a t-rex toe in your hands. >> very soon you'll be able to download the entire t-rex skeleton on our website 3, d.si.edu and in theory if you had a consumer grade 3d printer you could re-create a one to one t-rex in your home. >> we're a few years away from really, really good halloween costumes. >> it's up and coming. yeah. >> the smithsonian is partnering with outside companies like 3d systems who printed the one to one scale bust of president obama...