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welcome to countdown. i m an edwards. bloomberg reporters are standing by ready to deliver the stories of will drive your day. caroline hide his year with a look at mark carney s warning to .nvestors ryan chilcote is following the u.s. response to rising instability in iraq. his own way.going hans nichols is in berlin to see why the move may use tesla. the bank of japan sticks to its stimulus plan. john dawson has the latest details from hong kong. that could threaten britain s recovery and rate hikes could come sooner than markets currently expect. that s the warning mark carney gave it the annual mansion house address. business correspondent caroline hyde has been following the events. good morning. how soon will the rates rise? it s the impossible question. stands atmoment it april next year. be could see many speculating and interest rate hike as soon as the end of 2014. even if this is the most hawkish we have heard him basically since he s taken over at the bank of engl
MoscowMoskvaRussiaJapanTokyoFallujahAl-anbarIraqShanghaiChinaGermanyIran bloomberg television. we are happy to be back. let s talk tech. another big tech deal to talk about, priceline is buying opentable 42 $.6 billion. for $2.6 billion. this is crazy. around isy head this the new normal, is this where we are supposed to be? or is this the return of 1999? in 1999, i loved opentable and urban fetch. but where those now? it a lot more worthable that uber is $17 billion. er is a life changer. we will have to agree to disagree. opentable is a life changer for me. he just eats at mcdonald s, they don t take reservations. every time i try to use opentable, i can never get a table. instead, i call, and restaurants say the same thing. 5:30, 10:30, i would rather they off.say screw said, weo of priceline think it is a good fit. they called it an adjacent business. we have similar business models. you are catering to the same sort of customers. there is definitely true to that. these are the same people spending their money in different chan
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