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BRUNEI: COUNTRY PROFILE
Eng/Taga/Nat
The tiny Islamic Sultanate of Brunei is the site of the 2000 Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum (APEC) this week.
A unique tranquil and rich Muslim enclave on the island of Borneo, Brunei promises few surprises and...
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Reax as no slowdown reported in settlement construction
Jerusalem - 23 August 2009
1. Exterior of Israeli prime minister's office
2. Interior, various of cabinet ministers, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak, arriving for weekly meeting
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Builders broke ground on more new homes last month, giving the weak housing market a slight boost at the start of the spring buying season.
HEADLINE (48 characters): New home construction increases 7.2 pct. in March
CAPTION: (255 characters): Builders broke ground on more new homes last month, giving the weak housing market a slight boost at the start of the spring...
Bloomberg
Hope Interest-Rates Will Rise Slowly: Ratner
Sept. 17 -- Forest City Ratner Companies Executive Chairman Bruce Ratner and Bloomberg's Josh Wright discuss Federal Reserve monetary policy and real estate on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
August New-Home Sales Surge 18% to Six-Year High
Sept. 24 -- Bloomberg's Michael McKee reports that sales of new homes climbed to a six-year high with a gain of 18 percent in August. He speaks on Market Makers.
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WWII, Rodeo, Pre-Fab
British Chase Rommel Across The Libyan Desert
The "Desert Fox" is defeated at last, by Britain's 8th Army under command of General Montgomery. As Rommel retreats across Africa's scorching sands, Monty and his Tommies give chase,...
Bloomberg
Why U.S. Stocks Rallied After a Five-Day Selloff
Jan. 8 -- Pacific Heights Asset Management President Michael Cuggino discusses U.S. stocks and his investment strategy with Bloomberg's Angie Lau on ""First Up."" (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
Are Airbnbs Legal Woes Mounting in NYC?
Oct. 17 -- New York State Senator for District 28 Liz Krueger discusses the illegal Airbnb listings in New York City. She speaks with Emily Chang, Cory Johnson and Matt Miller on Bloomberg West. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
U.S. Labor Market Is Not as Healthy as It Looks: Noreen
Nov. 7 -- Babson Capital Management's Clifford Noreen, Brean Capital's Peter Tchir and Fundstrat Global Advisors' Tom Lee discuss the October U.S. employment report and what lower oil prices mean for energy stocks. They speak with...
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STORY: The Japanese invest more money in Hawaii than anywhere else in the
world. The islands account for a third of their total investment
abroad. Tourism and the service industries are Hawaii's greatest
source of income. However,...
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UK: BARING BROTHERS BANK COLLAPSE: HINTS OF CONSPIRACY
London 28th February 1995.
1. various exterior Barings offices at 8 Bishopsgate, London.
2. various of Barings employees arriving at bank's offices
3. soundbite Lewis Grey.
4. general view from pavement outside Barings offices/pan up.
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Once primarily male veteran problems, homelessness and economic struggles are escalating among female veterans, whose numbers have grown during the past decade of U.S. wars while resources for them haven't kept up
HEADLINE: Female vets come home to scarce resources
CAPTION: Once primarily male veteran problems, homelessness and economic struggles are escalating among female veterans, whose numbers have grown during the past decade of U.S. wars...
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The high rate of homeless children in states with both a struggling economy and a serious housing crisis are stifling small towns. AP's Suzette Laboy takes us to central Florida where the number of homeless students has seen a drastic increase.
HEADLINE: Rise in homeless students stifles Florida town
CAPTION: High rates of children who are homeless in states with both a struggling economy and a serious housing crisis have stifled one Florida town. AP's Suzette Laboy takes us...
Bloomberg
RBA Cut Rates Due to Global Inflation: Paul Bloxham
May 3 -- Paul Bloxham, chief economist at HSBC Bank Australia, discusses today's rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia, the impact of global inflation, and Australia's success in managing decreased commodities prices. He speaks on...
Bloomberg
China Sees Recovery in Property Market
April 28 -- China's easing of property curbs has enticed buyers back in the market, boosting home prices in some cities. Bloomberg Intelligence's Patrick Wong discusses the data on "Trending Business."
Bloomberg
How Emerging Markets Are Impacting Banks
Feb. 23 -- Fidelity Investments' Jurrien Timmer discusses credit and currency markets, banks and his outlook for emerging markets. He speaks on "Bloomberg ‹GO›."
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Four children died in a fire at Roma camp
1. Close-up of flower placed on fence at Roma camp where fire occurred
2. Mid of debris of burned-down camp
3. Traffic police leaving scene of fire
4. Wide of forensic police at scene
5. Wide exterior of Roma camp
6. Police outside...
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Owners of motels along a tourist corridor in central Florida are suing the sheriff's office over the state's lodging law. The fight shines the spotlight on the growing number of homeless families living near Disney World. (April 23
SOUNDIBTE: Theresa Muller/Leaving hotel
"I don't want problems. We have never gave problems."
SOUNDBITE: Dianna Chane/Hotel Owner
"This is what the room looked like when they originally checked in."
SOUNDBITE: Dianna Chane/Hotel...
Bloomberg
Is the Fed Really Ready to Raise Interest Rates?
May 26 -- Tim Kane, Hoover Institution research fellow, discusses Fed monetary policy with Bloomberg's David Gura on "Bloomberg Markets."
Bloomberg
Adam Posen: Brexit Isn't a Game Changer for the Fed
June 26 -- Adam Posen, president at Peterson Institute, discusses potential Brexit effects to the U.S. economy and the Federal Reserve's rate hike path. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Bloomberg
Hong Kong's Ballooning Home Supply
May 11 -- Applications for pre-sale developments in Hong Kong have reached a 13-year high last month, all amid forecasts of a big drop in property prices this year. Bloomberg's Patrick Wong discusses the sector on "Trending Business."
Bloomberg
Should We Believe the Polling on Brexit?
June 7 -- U.K. of Parliament John Healey discusses the risk of Brexit. UBS Investment Bank Global Economist Paul Donovan also weighs in on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Bloomberg
Is the Housing Recovery Starting to Broaden?
Sept. 22 -- Nela Richardson, Redfin chief economist, discusses the outlook for the U.S. housing market with Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal, Scarlet Fu and Matt Miller on "Bloomberg Markets."