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Fidelity Bringing Securities Lending In-House Amid Fee War
May.14 -- Fidelity Investments is bringing its stock-lending business in-house instead of paying Goldman Sachs to run it. Bloomberg's Miles Weiss reports on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close."
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What to Expect From the Fed's Jackson Hole Retreat
Traders are turning their focus to the Fed minutes due Wednesday and next week’s Jackson Hole symposium, may offer clues on the timing of the central bank’s tapering. Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell spoke yesterday as well. Simon French...
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The New Transatlantic Relationship
Nov.10 -- Justin Vaisse, director general at Paris Peace Forum, discusses the relationship between the U.S. and Europe and what could change under Biden administration. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.”
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Biden Wants Russia Out of G-20, China Under Pressure
President Joe Biden says Russia should be removed from the G-20. He also says China's economy is in jeopardy because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He spoke at the NATO headquarters. Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern reports on "Bloomberg...
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Are Obama's Kids Off Limits?
Dec. 1 -- A Republican staff member resigns because she criticized Malia and Sasha. Was it an exception - or a sign of what's to come?
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VOICED : Un megahabano por el cumpleanos 90 de Fidel Castro
VOICED : Un megahabano por el cumpleanos 90 de Fidel Castro
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Will Brexit Cause the EU to Collapse?
May 11 -- European Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow Josef Janning discusses the risks facing the EU as Britain nears its vote on European Union membership. Janning joined "On the Move" host Guy Johnson in London and Caroline...
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Samsung launch new Galaxy Note device in London
UK SAMSUNG LAUNCH SOURCE: AP TECHNOLOGY RESTRICTIONS: TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLYLENGTH: 6:22SHOTLIST:AP TelevisionLondon, UK - 2 August 20161. Wide of screen showing Samsung Galaxy Note 7 promotional footage at Samsung 'Unpacked' launch...
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The Politics That Should Make Investors Think Twice
March 18 -- Political uncertainty creates economic uncertainty, according to Wells Fargo Chief Economist John Silvia. With European Central Bank President Mario Draghi pushing European Union leaders for clarity on the future of the euro...
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Tropical Storm Fred To Make Landfall On FL Panhandle
Storm surge warnings posted for the coast from Panama City Beach east through Florida’s Big Bend.
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European Growth Problem Has Not Gone Away, Says State Street’s Metcalfe
Oct.16 -- Elena Panaritis, founder of Thought 4 Action, and Michael Metcalfe, global head of macro strategy at State Street, discuss Greece’s economy 10-years after the financial crisis, if the Euro-zone is in a better position for the...
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Supreme Court To Hear Case On NCAA Benefits
The NCAA says limits are needed to prevent an escalated bidding war for players.
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BofA's Blanch Has an 'Ugly Scenario' Call for Oil: $200-Plus
Francisco Blanch, global commodities head at Bank of America, forecasts Brent crude to rise to $150 by summer, with a possible "ugly scenario" spike above $200 a barrel if Europe imposes oil sanctions on Russia. He speaks on "Bloomberg...
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CLEAN : World headed for new era of nuclear rearmament: SIPRI
The use of nuclear weapons has been brought "back into the public consciousness", causing a lot of states to "think about their own nuclear strategies" says Matt Korda, associate researcher at the Stockholm International Peace Research...
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Are Global Markets Ready for a Rate Liftoff?
PGIM's Greg Peters and Jill Carey Hall of BofA Securities, preview rate decisions coming next week from the Federal Reserve, the ECB and the Bank of England. They are on "Bloomberg the Open."
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USA: FINAL BUILD-UP OF PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON'S ELECTION CAMPAIGN
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With only nine days left for voters in the United States to decide who they will choose as their next President, the candidates are campaigning feverishly to get their message across to electorate.
Incumbent Democratic...
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Why Beijing Wants Its Residents to Leave Town
Oct. 28 -- Chinas desire that blue skies and traffic-free streets greet world leaders at a summit in Beijing next week -- after air pollution in the capital reached hazardous levels at least 10 days so far this month -- is prompting the...
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Roubini: There Could Be a Global Currency War Brewing
April 8 -- Nouriel Roubini, chairman at Roubini Global Economics and NYU Stern School of Business professor, discusses why the Federal Reserve is driving the strengthening yen, what he sees from the Bank of Japan and Japanese government...
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Global Currencies and Central Banks' Race to the Bottom
March 17 -- Robert Feldman, chief economist at Morgan Stanley Mufg Securities, talks about the currency impact of central banks' race to the bottom, the need for fiscal policy help, and how U.S. inflation and the inability of the Federal...
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VOICED : Coal-addicted Poland gears up for key UN
VOICED : Coal-addicted Poland gears up for key UN
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Pimco Says U.S. Economy Not as Late Cycle as Many Thought
Apr.04 -- Joachim Fels, global economic advisor at Pimco, discusses the potential for a U.S. recession and concerns about the European Central Bank to counter a recession. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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El-Erian Says 'Buy the Dip' Mentality Deeply Embedded in Current Market
Jun.12 -- Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz and a Bloomberg Opinion columnist, says there is no question mark around central bank support or technicals in the current market environment. He speaks with Bloomberg’s...
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Companies Are Looking to Go Public Faster, Jefferies' Cully Davis Says
Cully Davis, Jefferies LLC vice chairman of equity capital markets, says the valuations on many enterprise-focused companies will remain quite high despite the macro environment. He speaks with Bloomberg's Sonali Basak on "Bloomberg...