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Tesco Profit Overstated by 263M Pounds
Oct. 23 -- Tesco, the troubled U.K. grocery leader discloses that a first-half profit estimate was overstated more than initially feared. Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde reports on ""Countdown."" (Source: Bloomberg)
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Yum Cuts Forecast as China Food Scare Weighs on Sales
Oct. 7 -- Yum! Brands, owner of the KFC and Taco Bell fast-food chains, cut its forecast for profit this year as its China division faces a backlash from another food-supplier probe. Scarlet Fu reports on ""Street Smart."" (Source:...
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Feds Lacker: Inflation 'Not a Problem
Nov. 3 -- On Before The Bell, Bloomberg's Olivia Sterns, Mia Saini and Scarlet Fu report on todays top trending news stories. They speak on on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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The 2016 Nissan Maxima Has Something for Everyone
Nov. 23 -- The Nissan Maxima is a car of contradictions. It's sporty but lacks rear-wheel drive. It's pricey but not luxurious. And with Americans buying more cross overs and SUVs, why is Nissan still making the Maxima sedan? Bloomberg's...
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How People.ai Accelerates Enterprise Growth Through AI
May.21 -- Oleg Rogynskyy, People.ai founder and chief executive officer, discusses the company's new funding round and business strategy with Bloomberg's Taylor Riggs on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Weather Trumps Economic Indicators for Columbia Sportswear
Feb.14 -- Tim Boyle, president and chief executive officer at Columbia Sportswear, discusses the impact of weather on his company’s business, the state of U.S. and global consumers, and competition with on-line retailers. He speaks on...
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Honeywell CEO Adamczyk on Sales, Growth, M&A
Apr.22 -- Darius Adamczyk, chief executive officer and chairman at Honeywell, discusses the company’s first-quarter sales growth, global growth opportunities, and taking a disciplined approach to investments and M&A. He speaks with...
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J&J CFO Says 3Q Earnings Beat Driven by Actelion Deal
Oct.17 -- Dominic Caruso, chief financial officer at Johnson & Johnson, discusses third-quarter results and the company’s strategic review of its diabetes products. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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How Holiday Retail Sales Are Measuring Up So Far
Nov.26 -- Ken Perkins, Retail Metrics president, discusses the outlook for retail sales going into 2019. He speaks with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Target Could Be 'Real Powerhouse,' Strategic Resource's Flickinger Says
Nov.20 -- Several of America’s big-name retailers reported same-store sales growth that might have heartened investors in the past, with Kohl’s Corp., TJX Cos. and Ross Stores Inc. beating forecasts and Target’s robust 5.1 percent growth...
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Consolidation in China's Property Sector
Jul.16 -- Sunac's $9.3B purchase of Wanda's real estate assets could signal a return to record-breaking M&A deals in China's property sector. As Bloomberg's Stephen Engle reports, the government's deleveraging push is having a...
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Porsche's Zellmer Sees Strong Demand for Hybrid Cayenne
Sep.12 -- Klaus Zellmer, president and chief executive officer at Porsche Cars North America, talks about the importance of offering electric cars in the U.S. market. He speaks to Bloomberg's Matt Miller at the Frankfurt Motor Show on...
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Tag Heuer CEO Expects Sales to Recover to 2019 Levels
Jun.21 -- Tag Heuer CEO Frederic Arnault discusses the luxury watchmaker's smartwatch plans and sales outlook with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on "Bloomberg Surveillance: Early Edition."
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Walmart To Launch Annual Membership Service This Month
Walmart has seen a boom in its online sales during the pandemic, and this service could help expand those sales.
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Huawei VP Danks Argues Company Should Not Be on the Restricted List
Aug.29 -- Tim Danks, Huawei Technologies Co. vice president of risk management and partner relations, comments on the U.S. government's restriction on sales of the company's equipment and the industry concerns about intellectual property...
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Burning Issues: PE's Dry Powder, Art's Bleak Picture & China Credit Stress
Feb.25 -- S&P 500 tumbled to 7.6% over the past four days as fear over the coronavirus spread across all markets. Plus JPMorgan calculated private equity dry powder to be $2.5 trillion, higher than some other estimates. Bloomberg's...
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Generation Next: YLG Bullion & Futures' Tipa Nawawattanasub
After a challenging year under the pandemic, YLG Bullion & Futures Chief Executive Officer Tipa Nawawattanasub says she expects brighter prospects for Thailand's gold market, which is the third largest in the world. Tipa is leading the...
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Inventory Concerns Are Causing Pot Stocks to Sink, The Cannalysts' Wiggins Says
Oct.01 -- Craig Wiggins, managing director of The Cannalysts Inc., explains why cannabis stocks have been sinking lately. He speaks with Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal, Caroline Hyde and Romaine Bostick on "Bloomberg Markets: What'd You Miss?"
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Akzo Nobel CEO: No Linear Path to 15 by 20 Target
Jul.24 -- Thierry Vanlancker, chief executive officer at Akzo Nobel, discusses second-quarter earnings, M&A plans and how the U.S.-China trade dispute is impacting his business. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.”
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XPeng Launches G9 Flagship SUV
Brian Gu, vice chairman and president at XPeng Inc., discusses the launch of its G9 flagship SUV, where its being sold globally and his outlook for the company. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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The Numbers Don't Lie: Previewing U.S. Auto Sales
Aug. 31 -- In today's "The Numbers Don't Lie," Bloomberg's Matt Miller previews the August U.S. auto sales reports. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Daybreak Europe Open: Siemens to End Russian Business
Manus Cranny and Tom Mackenzie open "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe," discussing Siemens AG plans to end their operations in Russia.
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Citing danger to the economy, President Bush approved an emergency bailout of the U.S. auto industry, offering $17.4 billion in rescue loans in exchange for tough concessions from the deeply troubled carmakers and their workers.
HEADLINE: Bush gives 'Big 3' $17 billion bailout
CAPTION: Citing danger to the economy, President Bush approved an emergency bailout of the U.S. auto industry, offering $17.4 billion in rescue loans in exchange for tough concessions...