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" This is -- markets and more for Monday September 28 209. From the newsroom of them MarketWatch radio network I'm Steve Potisk coming up. A lot of economic news will hit the tape this coming week including a look at jobs Twitter is weathering its nest with millions of dollars on Tracy Johnke and I have the daily tech update."

" And I'm John -- coming up in a moment we're gonna talk about a subject dangling over many heads right now. Light bolts and how to make a better one and how to. I'm thinking. Well anyhow and case tonight we'll have more after that."

" Get everything you need to know and recession and recovery."

" Weekdays right here at marketwatch.com. Let's take a look at what may drive stock trading as we change the calendar from September to October with Larry koskie at the market watch Wall Street bureau."

" Well Steve we turn account under this week to a new month and a new quarter as we head into the homestretch for 2009. It'll be a busy week for economy watchers with reports on employment housing and Consumer Spending on the agenda. Economist Patrick Newport at IH has global insight sees more job losses in the government's September employment report. We are expecting another drop and he rules maybe 200000 economists surveyed by MarketWatch see 170000. Jobs lost. While the unemployment rate ticks higher to nine point 8%. Will also get a closely watched report on home prices from --"

" If you completed the every year numbers you're gonna get you're gonna get horrible numbers but if you look at these changes of the most recent months prices are starting to inch up. Nationally and in most regions of the country."

" Rounding out the calendar this week will be a report on manufacturing from the institute for supply management it's expected to show improved growth. The government will update second quarter gross domestic product and the auto makers will reports September sales look for decline from August as cash for clunkers and Steve."

" Thanks Larry. On this date in history 1781 American forces backed by a French fleet began the siege of Yorktown Virginia during the revolutionary war. Seventy to 87 the newly completed constitution voted on by congress to be sent to the state legislatures for their approval. 1860 for the international working -- association founded in London. 1867. Toronto became the capital of Ontario. Also an 1867. The US took control of midway island. Happy birthday to English inventor Thomas scrap her 1836. No he didn't invent it but he did help to perfect the flush toilet. Am also happy birthday to Lima's fairly 1901 he built CBS. Gave an eye on shares of -- lay -- had a sweet Friday after agreeing to sell its European personal care products business to Unilever for almost two billion dollars. You -- will -- skin Clinton's doing and deodorant brands like xanax rate -- and the styles to its stable of body care products such as dove and acts. And today's daily tech updates Tracy Johnke looks at money going to Twitter."

" Twitter really has something to -- about these days Steve private investors apparently want to know about a hundred million dollars at twenty year old company part of it. Deal that values Twitter at one billion dollars one billion. The New York Times very helpfully put this in context if that Twitter where a publicly traded company would be worth twice as much as domino's. The difference is dominoes makes money Twitter that's not but Twitter does have it's a place where millions of people can broadcast their every move and thought. And that seems to be worth not to twitters investors."

" So 100 million for Twitter and how much for light bulbs John -- not gonna indicates a closer look at a better --"

" If you look closely over and Kate and right now you'll see a light bulb going off. And cases having -- thought boy John's picture. So I -- are serious matter here folks lightbulbs. Big news big business. A big story for and case to cover did you ever think that you would be covering light -- I did not."

" What's going on with them what to guess what kind of labeled do I have over my head."

" Forty watt light and the."

" Fifteen. Bucks well look we've discussed the impact that privately they try again but but that's seventy. Sixty -- sixty watt light ball was actually the most commonly used -- the United States. And I do have the you know just the regular basic lightbulb in your -- of homes or have you switched to that compact fluorescent."

" I tend to I'm you know this is an issue I do follow because I am trying to hold down our electricity bills -- the typical that at home who says."

" Turn -- lights off -- year -- not. Regulated and turned it off."

" Yes that's me at home folks. It depends I think on the rule and how old and how we title fight it. We tend to go with seventy I'm not so sure we have made our way Tuesday. The newfangled lightbulbs yet."

" Well actually Minnie -- and hold off on that because now what is happening is the Energy Department is encouraging. Big light -- makers like Phillips to come up. With -- LED based light bulbs because they say even -- I I united realizes that they say the compact fluorescent even -- as. Energy efficient as they should be. So they're encouraging all these companies in fact there they're running a contest and whoever develops. This energy efficient -- first the get not only millions of dollars in prize money and it's an actual contest with a also. Get millions of dollars worth of a pretty lucrative federal contracts so these companies are taken it seriously and racing to build better light --"

" And interest. I I'm not so sure I think I know sometimes we do go with sixties I know we don't use hundreds that much anymore a billion perform open heart surgery with a couple of those turn around and the thing is when you have an enclosed. Light fixture you're not supposed to use 100. A lot idols the Atlanta chains and that's and actually does for your party's -- that's a that's a fire at it as a."

" Fire hazard out. Well these new like following actually honest and say is of the requirement for these -- new lightbulbs is that these ID based ones is that has to give up the same amount of light. As a sixty watt -- But it can only use ten watts of power. And also with the requirement is by the government is that these labels to burn for 25000. Hours which is 25 times more. And what standard six reliable does -- that I'm Ralph Phillips says it's come up with. What it thinks is potential winner but the one big drawback here. Is that at least right now like with anything is it just development the price of one just one. Of these light faults is a hundred bucks."

" Why now forget that. I mean when I go shopping for lightbulbs. I tend to buy the generic kind you know I have bought Phillips I have RG. But if I can get a generic rightful -- will go for that."

" and that when the compact fluorescent first came out I I looked at the price us. Well yea so what -- that they they were not cheap but apparently there on the land anyway because this. LEV labeled as the wave of the future -- Pakistan hundred bucks per yummy slams I haven't come out and look at lighting. Now I have my -- and Gannett and the way my kids flick polite soft -- I mean I would be out of business and about three days he can't turn out all right -- for the what until -- plan -- all I hate the word out and the ability cabin there are going to be sitting around with candles is. And playing checkers by the light the fireplace and we haven't -- it handles that they've both had. It is and cinnamon apple handles the."

" I love cinnamon Apple Newton. Eaton Vance he has candles that's another topic for another day it is wow. Like -- who thought we could talk so long. About the lightbulbs and that haven't let it down yet and now but that I could talk about pretty much anything that's a testament to your ability as a public speaker. To talk about light bulbs well thinks yes speaking of -- I'm gonna shut mine off now okay thanks Sam thank you."

" And while we don't wanna leave you with a dark we do wanna hear from you write to us about lightbulbs or anything else that MarketWatch radio newsroom at Yahoo.com. Or follow laws on the one billion dollars worth of Twitter is MW radio. Or check out MarketWatch radio network on FaceBook I'm Steve photos to see you next time all of do."

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