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DSP's Pathak on India Outlook

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Ankita Pathak, Product Manager & Macreconomist at DSP Investment Managers discusses her macroeconomic outlook for India. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets Asia".
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Bloomberg

European Stocks Are Safer Place to Be, Says Chesworth

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Rebecca Chesworth, State Street Global Advisors vice president of Exchange Traded Funds, talks about the impact of the banking crisis on the US and Europe and she says Europe is a better place to invest compared to the US for now. She's...
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RBC's Calvasina: Tech to Outperform After Final Fed Hike

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Lori Calvasina, RBC Capital Markets head of US equity strategy, discusses investment strategy and outlook for tech stocks on "Bloomberg The Open."
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Tens of thousands of doctors and nurses ‘to be trained as apprentices’

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Tens of thousands of doctors and nurses will be able to train on the job under plans to tackle NHS workforce shortages. It is expected that the much-anticipated NHS workforce plan will see the number of medics trained via the...
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Striking Junior Doctors march through central London

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Junior Doctors on strike march through central London, protesting for better pay. Junior Doctor's passed Downing Street, the Cenotaph, the Palace of Westminster, and Westminster Abbey.
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Striking junior doctors march through central London

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Junior Doctors on strike march through central London, protesting for better pay. Junior Doctor's passed Downing Street, the Cenotaph, the Palace of Westminster, and Westminster Abbey.
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Junior doctors in London walk out over pay and conditions

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Junior doctors strike at a picket line outside St Thomas's Hospital in London. Junior doctors are striking over pay and patient conditions. Interview with Dr Katrina Forsyth.
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Junior doctors in London strike over pay and conditions

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Junior doctors strike at a picket line outside St Thomas's Hospital in London. Junior doctors are striking over pay and patient conditions. Interviews with Dr Ada Zenbrzycka and Phil Sutcliffe.
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Press Association

Politics daily briefing: April 4

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All the latest political developments in the UK, as the Government confirmed it has halved the funding it had promised for the social care workforce.
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Varadkar comments on Robert Watt’s appearance before Oireachtas committee

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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly answer questions about the Secretary General of the Department of Health Robert Watt’s appearance before an Oireachtas committee on Wednesday. Minister for Public...
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Bloomberg

Nomura's Thawani: India M&A Activity To Remain Robust

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Nomura India MD & Head of India Coverage, Investment Banking, Amit Thawani expects M&A activity in India to remain robust in the current year. He speaks with Haslinda Amin and Rishaad Salamat on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia".
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Press Association

Bradford coronavirus testing centre

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Shots of the key workers' coronavirus testing centre at the University of Bradford on Great Horton Lane.
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Bloomberg

A First Look at Trump's Agenda

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Nov. 10 - Having won the election, Donald Trump faces the daunting challenge of getting something done. One of his biggest obstacles isn’t politics; it’s money. Here’s a look at some of the things Trump has said are his priorities.
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Key workers access coronavirus testing in Leeds

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Shots of the key workers' coronavirus testing centre at Temple Green, Leeds. Downing Street said 14,700 home testing kits were made available at 8am on Wednesday and had all been ordered by 9.30am. As of 9am, 33,000 people had booked in...
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UK coronavirus death toll passes 100,000

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The Government said a further 1,631 people had died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19 as of Tuesday, bringing the UK total to 100,162.
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Bloomberg

What China's Tech Crackdown Means for Tech Investing in 2022

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B Capital Founder and Partner Raj Ganguly joins Taylor Riggs to come back on Beijing's tech crackdown and how it might impact tech fundraising in the region, and how South-East Asia can capitalize on it. Also, how the Feds rate hike next...
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Bloomberg

Where Billionaires Are Investing Now

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Jan.30 -- PGIM Real Estate Global Head of Real Estate Securities Marc Halle weighs in on the possible impact of President Trump's policies on the real estate market, and discusses his investment thoughts. He speaks on "What'd You Miss?"
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Bloomberg

How Big Data Will Change Health Care

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Dec.06 -- Thomas Laur, global president at SAP Health, discusses how advanced analytics and big data are transforming the health care industry and what SAP is doing on this front. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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Maternal Health Advocates Welcome Virtual Care

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The Public Health Emergency has led to a massive, but temporary, expansion in telehealth care - something OBGYNs are welcoming.
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Bloomberg

Oscar Health CEO on GOP Health Bill, Medical Technology

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Jul.13 -- Mario Schlosser, Oscar Health's chief executive officer, discusses the GOP health-care bill and the company's medical technology with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Bloomberg

Brexit Amps Up Asset Correlations

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July 6 -- It's back to the drawing board for investors who are just getting used to markets moving independently. The U.K.'s surprise vote to quit the EU rekindled the lockstep moves between U.S. stocks and other assets. Bloomberg's...
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Bloomberg

CVS CEO Merlo on Aetna Integration, Retail Strategy, Drug Pricing

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Jan.14 -- CVS Health Corp. Chief Executive Officer Larry Merlo discusses the integration of acquisition Aetna Inc., brick and mortar retail strategy, and drug pricing transparency for consumers. He speaks with Bloomberg's Taylor Riggs on...
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Study: More Than 1 Million People Will Die From Opioids In This Decade

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Researchers are calling for better regulation, industry reform and new methods of managing pain after projecting high overdose numbers.
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Questions answered on the controversy over the new national maternity hospital

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Master of the National Maternity Hospital Professor Shane Higgins and Consultant Obstetrician Dr Jenny Walsh at a briefing to take questions on the controversy over the new national maternity hospital.