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Bloomberg

Australian Pension Fund Host-Plus Shuns Inhouse Trading

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Jul.10 -- Host-Plus Pty, a Melbourne-based pension fund, is bucking the trend and committing to external investment management, even as larger rivals pour money into building in-house teams. Bloomberg's Brett Foley reports on "Bloomberg...
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Bloomberg

MLS Commissioner on Streaming Deals: Sun Valley

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MLS Commissioner Don Garber speaks with Ed Ludlow at the Allen & Co. Conference in Sun Valley about betting deals, the streaming landscape, and bringing the live sports experience to global audiences.
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The Recount

Why Taxpayers Are Funding the Buffalo Bills’ Next Stadium

Higher Ed
In late March the NFL’s Buffalo Bills reached a deal with New York State to finance a brand new stadium for the team — including an $850 million contribution from taxpayers — the biggest public check ever for a pro football facility. The...
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Bloomberg

GE CEO Culp on Russia, Supply Chain, Health Care Spinoff

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General Electric Chairman and CEO Larry Culp discusses the decision to suspend operations in Russia, supply-chain challenges, and progress on plans to split the conglomerate into three separate companies. He speaks on "Balance of Power."
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Sky News

Build Up To The 2014 Super Bowl

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Build Up To The 2014 Super Bowl
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Bloomberg

Does Fanatics Need the Warriors to Win?

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May 25 -- Doug Mack, Fanatics chief executive officer, discusses the world of sports e-commerce with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg West."
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Bloomberg

NBA Playoffs, MLB Mark the Return of the Fans

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May.20 -- In 2020, professional sports were another business casualty of the global pandemic, with teams playing in bubbles and fans watching from home. The NBA and NHL playoffs mark the return of the fans as more of the population is...
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Bloomberg

What to Do About Economic Inequality?

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Oct.10 -- The motion: Is it time to redistribute wealth? Intelligence Squared host John Donvan moderates a discussion between former U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich, former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers, former Greek...
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Curated Video

2 More Coaches Join Lawsuit Against NFL Alleging Racial Discrimination

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Steve Wilks and Ray Horton have joined Brian Flores' lawsuit against the NFL, claiming they were discriminated against during hiring processes.
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Bloomberg

Investing in Professional Sports Through ETFs

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Apr.19 -- Mario Stefanidis, vice president of research at Roundhill Investments, an investment adviser and ETF sponsor that offers investors exposure to the world of professional sports, discusses the financial impact of the world’s...
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Bloomberg

Carlyle's Youngkin Says Prices Are High and Will Stay High

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Jan.22 -- Carlyle Group Co-Chief Executive Officer Glenn Youngkin discusses asset prices, investment returns and risk appetite. He talks with Bloomberg’s Tom Keene and Jonathan Ferro at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos,...
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Curated Video

U.S. Women's, Men's National Soccer Will Get Equal Pay After New Deal

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The agreement follows complains from the women's team that they were paid less for a "superior performance."
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Press Association

No testing capacity issues at Glasgow Lighthouse laboratory, insists director

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Footage of the Lighthouse Laboratory in Glasgow and an interview with the laboratory's director Dr Carol Clugston. There are no issues with coronavirus testing capacity at a UK Government laboratory in Glasgow, its director has said....
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The Recount

Texodus? Salesforce Offers Relocation Over Abortion Ban

Higher Ed
Democrats are trying to pass a key provision of President Biden’s agenda. But there’s one giant roadblock, and its name is Senator Joe Manchin. Speaking of Biden, he’s headed out West to address COVID, climate change, and the California...
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Bloomberg

Apple Said to Slow Hiring and Spending

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Apple plans to slow hiring and spending growth next year in some divisions to cope with a potential economic downturn, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Mark Gurman has more on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

Can Deeper Cost Cuts Help Deutsche Bank?

Higher Ed
July 27 -- Ingo Speich, portfolio manager at Union Investment, discusses signals of deeper cost cuts at Deutsche Bank following a surprise drop in second-quarter profit. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

Leigh Steinberg Talks Mega-Contracts, NIL & the Betting Boom

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On "Bloomberg: The Lineup", Bloomberg's Kailey Leinz and Damian Sassower talk to legendary sports agent Leigh Steinberg about mega-contracts in the NFL, NIL and players as brand ambassadors for gaming companies.
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Bloomberg

FanDuel, DraftKings Combine in Fantasy Sports Merger

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Nov. 18 -- FanDuel and DraftKings have announced they will merge after months of speculation, in a combination would control more than 90 percent of the fantasy sports industry. Bloomberg's Eben Novy-Williams reports on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

Quinlan: International Feel of H.K. May Wane

Higher Ed
Benjamin Quinlan, CEO and Managing Partner at Quinlan & Associates, discusses whether Hong Kong is at risk of losing its status as a financial hub. He speaks with Haidi Stroud-Watts and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia".
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Bloomberg

Tampa Bay Lightning Chairman on Path to Profitability

Higher Ed
Nov.21 -- Tampa Bay Lightning chairman and governor Jeffrey Vinik discusses Tampa Bay Lightning’s path to profitability with Scarlet Fu on "What’d You Miss?"
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Curated Video

NFL Makes Adjustments To Rooney Rule To Aid Minority Hiring

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Part of the league's diversity initiative now requires all 32 teams to hire a female or minority applicant for offensive assistant coaching positions.
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Curated Video

MLB To Allow Technology To Combat Sign Stealing During Regular Season

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A catcher wears a wristband device with buttons, including nine pitch options. A verbal message is transmitted to the pitcher who has a hat receiver.
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The Recount

The 2022 NFL Draft’s Biggest Winners and Losers

Higher Ed
The NFL Draft is as scrutinized as any sporting event there is. Already, millions of fans and experts have decided which teams walked away the winners. Will confesses that his Arizona Cardinals did poorly, in part by trading their first...
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Bloomberg

NHL Shifts From Goons to Big Data Bean Counters

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Oct. 8 -- The NHL opens the 2014-2015 season tonight and the league is beginning to adapt big data and analytics in building teams and evaluating players. Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu has the details on In The Loop.