coming up, domino ceo patrick doyle -- domino's ceo patrick doyle joining us for an exclusive interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> i was going to say it was foggy in new york city but it looks like its foggy this afternoon in new york city as well. live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. in stark at their and very bright in here. i'm shery ahn. a mix in equity markets today, the dow being weighed down by consumer staples and telecom after the long weekend. the ascent p5 hundred -- the s&p 500 is holding steady and nasdaq is up 7/10 of 1% after declining friday. today all eyes are on the treasury markets. we had the three-month and six-month bill treasury auction. we are still waiting for that option for the two-year notes. we are seeing yields at their highest since 2008. volatility on the 10-year note is also rising after three sessions of declines. the dollar is recovering and than above --s gains above last year's -- last week's three year low. >> the trump administration is taking another shot at obamacare, clearing the way for -- doing away with co

but, ceo patrick doyle says the percentage of digital sales is less important than working with a customer. he spoke with bloomberg earlier. >> ultimately the percentage of sales is less important than what you do with those customers once they are there. if you got a great analytics group, which we do, you are finding ways to drive more sales from those customers once they have signed up with them. our loyalty program i think has been terrific for us and our customers. emily: qualcomm has raised the bid for semiconductors by 16% to shore up support from shareholders. the new all-cash offer is valued at $43 billion. qualcomm is fighting off a takeover attempt. it rejected a $121 billion offer from broadcom. joining us now, ian king, who covers all things qualcomm. walk us through the new developments that happened over the weekend. >> the weekend did not start off well for qualcomm. this morning, the two investment advisory services that work for the big investors tell them you should look at it this way, or vote this way. they came out strongly against qualcomm and in favor of broadcom th

spoke -- patrick doyle spoke exquisitely to bloomberg today talking about the 2017 performance. >> our long-term guidance for our performance is comps domestically and internationally will be a 3% to 6% so we were in the middle of that range. this is where we expect them to be in the medium-term. julia: cashing in on americans pouring money into their homes. same-store sales at the world's largest home improvement chain grows more than expected in the fourth quarter. it was also helped by hurricane recovery spending in the south and puerto rico. a three-year high the world's hp rejected demands for a corporate overhaul. is really chairman pushing his duty at the company in the wake of sexual harassment allegations by model kate upton and other women. the board and he agreed he should step away from the business without withdrawing salary until the investigation is completed. a special board committee with two independent directors is overseeing the matter. that is your business flash update. joe: coming up, what you need to know for tomorrow's trading day. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: