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Blowing stuff up. We will kick it off with the worlds biggest shipping companies, who pride themselves in getting things where they need to be and doing it on time. Fort was a sparse christmas some this year. Shippers and retailers missed the delivery targets because of an avalanche of lastminute holiday orders. Ups noted on its website that it missed some targets, and will start resuming delivery. Upshere something about [indiscernible] logistics. Music not so sweet this morning. Ups and fedex did damage control over all these late deliveries. The company had a massive influx of online shoppi...

Nap before doing the afternoon show . No naps. I always say nobody should have to go to work before there is a starbucks in the neighborhood. Japans nikkei closed above 65. That was the First Time Since 2007. Weakestnese yen at its against the dollar in five years. Yen goes down, that is good for japanese exporters. 8 30 eastern, we have the initial jobless claims. It tells us a lot. On a weekly basis. It is only on bloomberg. Outside the u. S. , little boxing action in the u. K. The biggest shopping day of the year. It is always after christmas. Tom will be at bergdorfs. You will be at saks. ...

Earnings before the bell. Happy st. Patricks day. Some welsh. Green beer later on this hour. I am a quarter irish. Here is a headline. Inflation and little but lower than expected. Sir. 7 0. 7 . Lets do a did a check. And optimistic bounce off a tough week. 10 year yield goes nowhere. Euro essentially goes nowhere. Nymex crude is still under. Vix, 14 to 18. Yan is a little bit lower. The rubel goes nowhere. That is a headline. Part of it back stories on commodities. Here is copper, the ascension of china. There is the financial crisis. We have rolled over again in copper. Why have we rolled ov...

The New York Stock Exchange was the center of the financial world. But today most trading in stocks is done elsewhere by Robot Computers that buy and sell in microseconds, faster than you can blink an eye. And the computers have done so well that some institutional traders have come to believe that the game is rigged. Are humans ever involved in the trading . Humans are not involved in the trading because humans are way too slow. [ticking] there are close to 850,000 of them in the United States, twice the number of atms. The new slot machines, the Main Attraction at casinos, are like hightech ...

Down the lane art for coming up next. This is a fan. Well yes the state of the nineteen pm in washington dc and now and then you are watching our teeth so what if they sob stories. The lighthouse appointed review group on intelligence and Communications Technology is released or four d telling forty six recommendations for the National Security agency to become a more effective and transparent. We cheered our team had been calling for the three hundred page report to bring you the most important information. And thats what this any other developments of this nsa surveillance aka heres our team...