when the supermarket tesco came knocking, they realized they didn't want growth at just any cost. >> first thing is first, you sit down and do the figures. it didn't look commercially like a sensible move. it was a brand move, what were we trying to do? we felt like it had been five years starting here on a farm de, it wasn'ttra to go to tesco. >> maranda says muddy boots is still not profitable. so how is it funded? she says startups need alternatives to bank. go the back and route. we met some great guys. >> now the company is about to embark on a new let's muddy challenge. high street retail. >> we just strongly believe it. we like the shops that are doing something different and we were finding them. that was giving us the confidence to say, nagel we will just sell it ourselves. >> they hope their retail venture can turn rural passion into profit. anna edwards, bloomberg in the british countryside. >> let's continue the conversation on entrepreneurs. what we want to know is when should a startup seek funds and when is the right time to sell out? >> we are joined by the ceo of ang

live on the ocean floor has begun taking measurements you seem to enhance system much like a giant tesco researchers can detect the slightest robbers. in it all of the data collected from the ocean floor is constantly sent to the research facility. using data gathered from the system and from past earthquakes in various simulations are generated i for one on the leash and analyzing the data is one of the most powerful computers in the world. kay. with its impressive number crunching power it processes the data to create a simulation. this research are putting their highest priority on protecting people from when a tsunami strikes. knowing which way a tsunami will not allow researchers to predict which st of the sentence is all about waiting and the audit of all cases due to his mostly hardware. but it's the software computers such as kate that lets us fully used to take a bike training simulations. we hope to use both hardware and software it to save as many lines as possible. a statement entries are aided by having a super good. we are paying attention to japan's efforts and have begun

. >>> tesco has been hit by a data breach. it's affected around 2,000 people. the customer login information was posted on to a text sharing site. the retailer says it has deactivated the accounts of those affected and it is urgently investigationing the appearance of the data. tesco shares today down 0.25%. >>> and snow continues to fall in the second wave of storms. it hit the northeast u.s. on thursday. heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain slammed the region. washington and philadelphia got 9 inches of snow. new york, 10 inches. and some areas got more than a foot. 6,500 flights were canceled on thursday and more today. it could be well into next week before airlines can catch up. all right. let's move over and take a look at some of the earnings we've got today. investors cheering thyssenkrupp, which has beaten expectations for the first quarter, more than doubling operating profits. annette has more in frankfurt. >> yes. and it is actually a very positive surprise here for thyssenkrupp. if you're looking at the problematic area of steel america, they have n

the plant the regulators are checking whether they can prove up survey plan submitted last month by tesco. that is carol's tmi he she explains the new curry paste and offered his team began trading on monday as a black beanie and everything. look at still want that information. after that the spots i read the plan you are either one of the war is not just nuclear plants in terms of total output. call to stella's want to restate two oldest enemy act is coming to mind. they applied to the government's massive painter poet in the screening my theory of the buildings and pass up high over the past eighteen seat on top of twinkies to reno until it's got a phone so reagan eight has asked the company to come back as happy to take with it the whole works. i'll take what not. new eu nations than the filming of nuclear reactors and asset keep from thinking about how he folds typical of the cellophane they have so far today he will fall if that could become a hot tea into the future the truth in freefall. in your business plan for three nights only stacking free access at the plant. i do is set to r

more than thirty thousand times the level found in water samples taken from a nearby well last week tesco officials believe the radioactive water is leaking from an underground tunnel that extends from the reactor building sport the ocean. they say they have been taking measures to prevent the tainted water from reaching the sea but have yet to determine the exact source of the leak prime minister shinzo ahmed says he wants or is all the long running territorial dispute between japan and russia during his in office. the japanese prime minister was speaking before a lower house committee meeting on thursday. he was referring to the dispute over for russian held islands off hokkaido. he said his summit talks with russian press the bloody near port st on saturday were held in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. he probably believes he was able to share with fruit and an awareness of the abnormal situation that exists between the two countries both nations never signed a peace treaty after world war two ended sixty years ago. no those that it's crucial for leaders to share an understanding tha

journalists have often been denied access to news conference is in the information by the government and tesco the plant operator. the group warns that with the ave government's newly enacted state secrecy law the job of freelance reporters will become even more difficult other countries the fallen rankings include the united states which was downgraded from thirty second place to forty six as after edward snowdon a former national security contractor leaked documents about the country's data gathering programs the top eight places are all taken by european nations with finland placed first taiwan ranked fiftieth in south korea fifty seven china is one hundred seventy fifth slightly ahead of north korea in thailand the constitutional court has rejected a claim by the largest opposition party that the recent general election was invalid. but today not so long has the story and the latest from across the region. i'm boycotting the election and tidy the main opposition democrat party had been seeking to nullify the results. a seemingly intended to deal a blow to the administration of prime minist

tesco hasn't learned from the focus of an accident it's not qualified to operate nuclear plants. when you create a single story he has to investigate each poll it's a nice head the new korea plants across japan the exclamation that tt course in effect he said he has learned the details of the courts every class from his visit. nineteen we discussed where to go should conduct the survey. and whether they should hope so the check. bowling is examination. an hour a week to side with and to prove that placenta. that does have a complete it. we can to protect the safety of the plant. two decider with that they be allowed people to read them all patients tmi tuesday. he worked. it is time now first leg of the weather people in northern japan are dealing with severe winter weather my silly she gives us the latest. believe it or not this a storm system is the same one that battered the pacific side including took a metropolitan area over the weekend. it's still a place over the stuff i know that during much of the northern island in this archipelago to cook in a video coming out from tha

now let's turn to your league basketball where tesco went join top of group back after a one hundred points to sixty five hundred three rushing of injury hit maccabi tel aviv coached by have many to face this concert in but reports. returning to moscow is always special for former russian national had coach david block before today's guy hosted his mcabee team to decide who to go top of your league group after the israeli coach was owned by the russian government with the order of friendship award for leaving russia to braun's at the twenty twelve london olympics it's something to stay with me for the rest of my life and it was very very emotional for me going to before the game to to receive the award because it's speaks more to . even to sport which is which is sometimes more but this was the only reward blot in his my cardiology it earned it says god that night manger a he the israeli side cap the army man and main the opening quarter three missing his man piled on the pressure forging it fifteen point gap me the way through the second. and after the main intermission the game tur

hearing generation x and the millennials all say check please [applause] i chose a couple of paragraphs tesco you to read of. this is near the end of the book and you can see sort of where p.j. cost lands. >> we are the best generation in the world to show history stinks' but the least we are fabulous by historical standards. beebee boom will say conducted a scientific experiment. you take the biggest generation in the most important country and put them into happy families, give them too much affection, and modicum of peace if the college draft, opportunity and collapse of traditional social standards and you get better people. [laughter] we are as able as people always have been but we are better behaved. we are careless, entitled but we are still slash al-hurra -- swell. >> the chapters are sort of essay-length ne yorba linda in some memoir stuff about your life with a lot of broad thinking about the baby boomers and how we got this way. you start to buy as we all know the baby boom started in 1946 and lasted the last year births for 1964. so, p.j. coming you were born on one end of the sp

and next week tesco will host fellow russian side look i want to you can last eight hundred seventy nine up by one manic the visitors dominated the opening quarter and led thirty nine twenty early in the second however in the third malcolm delaney led the german side to come back in time to crack a three point win that put the joint fourth with luck with path and that playoff hopes. tennison rafael nadal beat ukraine's alexander gorbachev in straight sets to win the first ever reopen the well number one triumph six three seven six to play host to go to main undefeated in brazil the twenty seven year old is now time for a seven on the all time singles titles list but still forty seven victories behind needed to recon this. and finally the olympics may be over but saatchi is now gearing up for russia's maiden for we know one race f one both bernie ecclestone says the olympic lights would suit a great night race well let us drive a roman groeschel gave michael graf jango his thoughts on moscow's a new race of stars the twenty four team formula one season will get underway in melbourne on ma

it has gone so well that tesco wants in on the game as well. even in post is looking to install lockers in some of the disused ticket offices. maybe amazon could start delivering to your local tube station. that is the opportunity. that is where the money will come in. also, sponsorship. we have the bikes sponsored by barclays. why not more of the tubes? you have virgin, emirates already sponsoring wi-fi. why not sponsor some tube stations in -- some to the stations. in spain, vodafone has in on the game. they sponsor an entire line called line to vodafone. you get wi-fi on it. they also have a metro station named after them. it is reported it pays some 3 million euros for the privilege. also look for south korea. they are leading the charge with kia having a showroom in the subway and also some novel ways to go biting in the subway as well. it looks as though london could take the lead and earn some cash. >> caroline, thank you so much. of course those tube strikes here in london. microsoft has named satya nadella as its new ceo. bill gates is

tesco wants a piece of it. we could see them putting in lockers as well and other retailers getting involved in the opportunity for business in the london underground. there is money to be brought in. in fact, the key strategy here is to bring in 3.5 billion pounds in terms of returns to help bring down fares. >> at the same time, basically london would be following moves made by other global cities. >> you're right, francine. it is an interesting one. already we have barclays sponsoring the bikes here in london. virgin sponsoring the wi-fi. rio madrid. vodafone has a station named after them in madrid. look at korea. they have taken some major steps. they have kia, the carmaker offering. they have ways of getting in the retail space as well. i think there are many ways that london can develop. 75% of those polled in london think we would appreciate for sponsorship of the london -- and bring in more money and bring down fares. back to you. >> thank you so much, caroline hyde with the latest where business meets

tesco's be to bring up um it is also known to the personal initiative back in november two thousand and twelve. to write to obama he took the unfortunate initiative to literally translate the french greeting and tea and not as friendly and the french press corps and had a field day. on that blog which sometimes can be an issue the two states for what we think elmo what should we be hearing the french president speaking morning i think they can speak in english but the problem is. when and if you chew it for today or you just said. he's not. more extensively. trench. he doesn't want to speak english it is to prop his teammate we have about french people the fact is i love them speak what we know english and b to communicate and do business in english right now if you take as we said we further east in socrates don't mean to me not coming season is the french one. so we doing business and beat oak ridge. anyone who has eaten with oily and we scoot right still to come crunch time we talked in motion by the way because we don't have the toast mind. is it yet french relationship to the engli

from tesco, they have other people from other walks of life. >> our colleague in tel aviv was joking about the price for the pound. >> come on, you can do better than that. >> "on the move" is next. guess who is presenting it today. >> that would be made. -- me. ♪ >> welcome to "on the move." i am anna edwards in for francine lacqua. we are just moments away from the start of european trading and our markets team everything covered from companies to currencies. here with us now, ryan chilcote, jonathan ferro and manus cranny. david tweed is also standing by. we have just had breaking news from bae. we mentioned it on the previous show. bae says that the u.k. and saudi arabia have agreed on the price escalation on the typhoon jet. this is something that has been uncertain in the market for a while. bae is saying that it is broadly consistent with the prior trading outlook and the company is set to report earnings tomorrow. let's get back to our team. ryan is here watching development in ukraine. >> the situation now stable if tense. time yesterday, at least 25 people have been kille

inh tesco, having qr codes subway stations, it means that shoppers are able to scan different grocery items on their way home. that has actually become commercially meaningful. it is a great way of recruiting shoppers. lots of this technology is purely getting this on trade coverage and engaging shoppers with the brand will always be a good thing. notable, big-name cadences, fashion was late to the online game. about masse talking retail and fashion, some thought that it would not take off because you cannot try on the clothes. at the luxury end, people thought it was demeaning to the brand. some fashion retailers relate to take their offerings online. >> that is one of the big surprises of mobile channels. fashion people do like the like to trythey stuff on. and the cost of returns, remember, we are seeing pure play business is having huge success and most major fashion brands are now embracing online all around the world as well. >> shelby bryan, hunter's. me about the heels, these lovely hunter wellies. they have shown in the london fashion week and they are expanding like burberry

maybe sell them to tesco and sainsbury's. that is the corporate story of the day. stay with "the pulse." back very shortly. ♪ . . . >> welcome back. crocs i'm guy johnson. these are the number top headlines. the new fed chairperson is maintaining ben bernanke's policy of rolling back stimulus. >> in emerging markets, the could states shales gas provide investment opportunities. that is the message from qatar sovereign possible fun. that is not him. that is him. than weve global growth will consider it. another bloomberg exclusive. we spoke to can't extend's president about the oil fields. it is the largest discovered in 40 years. there were technical problems at the site. >> that cannot happen and that is impossible. we have an oil price in our budget and we will do it as additional. nothing of the sort can happen. the problem is with the associated gas and freezing temperatures with quality issues that have been checked now. the oil pipeline will be used. in terms of the time, it could take until the first quarter that it can be done. they can see what needs to

the talks after tesco hasn't seen much of rain. what's actually taking live look at some of the rain had lines. rain will continue on into about the afternoon. when this is all said and done we could see a little more than three-quarters of an ad for the north bay. looks like system #two will live late friday. it will stretch into sunday and with that one it could be a real soccer legacy. whenever we talk about rain and the bay area were talking about snow and the sierra nevada as well. expect heavy snow dusting less. if a lead level could see between two and 6 in. of fresh new snow certainly good news for our skiers and borders 3 here's your 7 day around a forecast. heavier rain expected this weekend. we could accumulate up to 7 in.. periods of heavy rain will last through the weekend. rain will taper off all monday. partly cloudy conditions tuesday and wednesday. however this will not put much of a dent in our drug status three time right now is 5183 good morning george pruitt >>james: we are joining georgia and the traffic cente

philip clarke reported problems at tesco with brand baggage, target has steamer trunks of baggage with shoppers between credit card breaches and poor problems in terms of store service. target will have a tough quarter this quarter, tough year this year and next year as well. >> you said it. what about guidance as far as the first quarter is concerned, any expectation that we'll get a better sense of how much the data breaches could cost them? >> the data breaches will cost target well over $1 billion and ultimately by the time it's over could cause target in litigation liabilities, multiple billions of dollars, the prior breaches for other retailers have topped out between 700 million to 1 billion u.s. target will set a new record because the breach lasted so long and consumers were uninformed for at least 19 days and some cases for a month and a half to two months. >> burt, it's ross. you say you've been a long time investor in this company, followed the company since the 1970s. what needs to happen to the management? >> ross, the management's rudderless. they made so many mistakes,