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Trump: Tariffs Give 'Tremendous Power Over China' To Get A Deal

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President Donald Trump said he'd prefer not to have to impose tariffs on China, his latest dovish remark toward the world's second-biggest economy even as he continues to threaten sweeping action. "We have one very big power over China,...
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We are the "Talent Capital of India," Says Tamil Nadu Industries Minister at Davos 2025

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TRB Rajaa, the industries minister from India's Tamil Nadu, sat down with Bloomberg's Menaka Doshi to discuss the investments the southern state is seeking to bolster its image as the "talent capital of India." Rajaa spoke on the...
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Davos 2025: Saint-Gobain Chairman & CEO Benoit Bazin on Construction M&A

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Saint-Gobain Chairman and CEO Benoit Bazin is shrugging off the potential impact from President Donald Trump's tariffs, saying he still sees growth opportunities in North America. He spoke with Bloomberg TV's Francine Lacqua on the...
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Welspun CEO on Expanding In US, Outlook for India

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Welspun CEO Dipali Goenka says their looking to expand further in the US, the opportunities are immense. She is also confident India will start recovering. She spoke with Bloomberg Television at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting...
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OCBC: Enough Capital for M&A, Business Growth

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Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. CEO Helen Wong says Singapore's second-largest lender has enough capital for deals and business growth. She speaks on "Insight with Haslinda Amin."
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Anduril CEO on Building a New Ohio Plant, an IPO, Working With Trump

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Palmer Luckey, Anduril Industries Inc. founder, talks about why he is going to build a sprawling new manufacturing facility in Columbus, Ohio. It will make autonomous systems and weapons and be a key provider for the US military. He also...
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Fed's Beige Book Points to Slight to Moderate Growth to End Year

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Economic activity in late November and December increased "slightly to moderately" across the US, the Federal Reserve said in its Beige Book survey of regional business contacts. Prices, meanwhile, increased "modestly overall." Michael...
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Reeves back at Cabinet meeting amid market turmoil

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Rachel Reeves is expected at Downing Street for a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday as she continues to face pressure amid market turmoil. It comes after Sir Keir Starmer appeared to waver in his support for the Chancellor when he said he had...
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Biden Is Handing Off a Strong Economy, Su Says

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Acting US Labor Secretary Julie Su says the Biden administration is handing over a strong economy but more work needs to be done. Su also says talks are already underway with the incoming labor secretary nominee to make sure there is a...
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Why Siemens Is 'Absolutely Ready' for Trump Tariffs

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Barbara Humpton, CEO of Siemens, discusses how the company has adapted to the changing supply chain landscape as they prepare for President-elect Donald Trump's return to the White House. She joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Technology" to...
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Nvidia's Huang Sees AI Robots Boosting Manufacturing

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the first use case for AI robots "will probably be in manufacturing" as he sees robotics as one of the best ways to "help companies recover the lost revenues on the one hand and drive productivity, which...
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Chinese Market Dip 'Not Attractive Enough' to Buy, Grow Investment's Hong Says

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Grow Investment Group's Hao Hong says the current Chinese market dip is "not attractive enough for me to buy," particularly as the "trade war risk is rising" with Donald Trump returning to the White House. Hong also tells Bloomberg...
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USW's McCall Says US Steel Is Viable, Backs Biden Decision

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USW International President David McCall reacts to President Joe Biden's decision to block the sale of US Steel to Nippon Steel on "Bloomberg The Close."
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Sassine: China's Property Woes Not Easy to Resolve

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China's real estate woes look set to worsen before they get better, raising the prospect of a miserable year for property shares despite a recent bounce. Anthony Sassine, Krane Funds Advisors, Head of MENA & Senior Strategist spoke to...
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VW Closes in on Labor Deal to Keep German Factories Open

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Volkswagen and labor leaders are moving closer to an agreement to restructure the automaker's namesake brand without shuttering factories in Germany, according to people familiar with the matter. Bloomberg's Oliver Crook reports.
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German Economic Weakness Is 'Becoming Chronic,' Ifo Says

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Ifo President Clemens Fuest discusses the institute's latest index on German business confidence which fell more than economists expected in December. "The German economy is not in a slump, so it's not going down very quickly," Fuest...
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Citigroup Sees China's Larger Fiscal Stimulus Going Into 2025

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Johanna Chua, head of emerging market economics at Citigroup Global Markets, shares her take on the latest figures out of China, and discusses government and central bank policies. China's retail sales growth unexpectedly weakened in...
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What would losing the EV tax credit mean for consumers and carmakers?

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President-elect Trump has indicated he will eliminate a $7,500 tax credit for electric vehicle purchases. That could make cars more expensive for consumers and for manufacturers. (Scripps News)
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Manufacturers Brace for Trump Tariffs

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Companies with international businesses from battery and EV makers to consumer goods brands have been making plans to diversify production in anticipation of potential US tariffs under the incoming Trump administration. Hong Kong-listed...
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Excited About Possibilities Ahead: Timmons on Trump, Manufacturing

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Jay Timmons, National Association of Manufacturers President & CEO, discusses what the next Trump Administration will mean for the manufacturing industry and states he is excited about the possibilities ahead. He speaks with Joe Mathieu...
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Trump's Tariff Threat Is Critical, Says Rep. Hill

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US Rep. French Hill, (R) Arkansas, says President-elect Donald Trump is willing to carry through on his threats for new tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China. Hill says Trump is using this issue to call attention to need to...
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Mercedes Profits Hit by Competition, China Slump

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Mercedes-Benz's key gauge of profitability slid to 4.7% in the third quarter, undershooting the company's minimum target of 8%. The company plans to step up cost improvement measures after fierce competition and weaker demand in China...
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Lucid CEO on New SUV, Trump and Competing With Tesla

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Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson discusses the company's new all-electric Gravity SUV, what a second Trump administration means for Lucid and competing with Elon Musk's Tesla on "Bloomberg Open Interest."
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Chancellor visits Quell Therapeutics

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves visits the new offices of Quell Therapeutics in London ahead of her Mansion House speech.