Bridgeman Arts
Snow Plough At Work 1920s
Seen from a window, a large snow plough clears snow from a street.
Bridgeman Arts
Superb Film Of A Couple's Journey
Ship to Sudan British family on board. Locals row to ship. British couple disembark. Small and large boat up canal. African workers with beast carriers. Work fields. Play polo, prize. Load trains. Workers in fields & fishing. Workers...
Bridgeman Arts
Farm, Family At Work & Play - County Carlow
A combined harvester cuts wheat in a field. A young farm boy riding the harvester ties sacks of wheat as it moves in the field. Men loads sacks of wheat onto a cart which then is loaded onto a conveyor belt and raised into a barn door....
Bridgeman Arts
Belgium Farm Life
Couple sat on farm fence. Chicken. Pig, piglets and farmer appears.
Bloomberg
Russia's Novak on OPEC+ Cut, Production, Oil-Price Cap
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak discusses the 2 million barrel-a-day oil supply reduction OPEC+ announced on Wednesday, Russia's crude oil production plans, and the impact of a proposed price cap on his nation's oil...
Bloomberg
Europe Needs Global Action Plan on Inflation: France's Le Maire
French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire says, "there is a necessity to decide in the coming days, not in the coming weeks," on an action plan to combat inflation in the European Union. He speaks with Maria Tadeo on "Bloomberg Surveillance...
Bloomberg
Ark Invest Launches New Venture Fund
Ark Invest Chief Futurist Brett Winton speaks with Ed Ludlow about the launch of Ark's new venture fund and its appeal to retail investors.
Curated Video
'Putin's Shadow Army:' What Is Russia's Mercenary Wagner Group?
Experts expect the Wagner Group will supplement Russia's military forces in Ukraine as the invasion continues.
Bloomberg
Russia Says a Oil-Price Cap Could Lead to Production Cut
Russia says a price cap on its oil exports won't work. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak speaks to Bloomberg's Manus Cranny in Vienna at the OPEC+ meeting.
Press Association
Ireland’s media minister announces new mechanism for complaints about social media companies
Ireland’s media minister Catherine Martin has announced a mechanism allowing people to submit complaints about social media companies will be set up on a “phased” basis, starting with complaints that relate to children. The minister said...
Bloomberg
Common Cold T-Cells Can Fight Covid: ICL Study
Ajit Lalvani, professor at Imperial College of London, discusses the school's report that found high-levels of protective immune cells that fight some common colds can also make people less likely to contract covid. He speaks on...
Bloomberg
China to Shake Up Interest Rates
Jul.25 -- Lu Sun, China strategist at Citigroup Global Markets, discusses China’s interest rate system and how it could be simplified. She speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”
Bloomberg
Johnson & Johnson Depression Drug Nears FDA Approval
Feb.13 -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration moved closer to approval of a fast-acting drug from Johnson & Johnson that would be the first major therapeutic advance for depression since the introduction of Prozac in 1987. Bloomberg...
Bloomberg
Electronic Arts CEO: Competitive Gaming Is Here to Stay
June 14 -- Andrew Wilson, Electronic Arts chief executive officer, discusses the company's strategy with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu and Oliver Renick from E3 2016 in Los Angeles.
Bloomberg
JPM's Jacob Frenkel on Real Rates and Productivity
Oct. 6 -- Jacob Frenkel, chairman at JPMorgan International, discusses changes to global growth and economics over the last 30 years, debt as a link to the future, the cost of long-term low and negative interest rates, and the global...
Bloomberg
Russia's Novak on Oil Cuts, Price Caps
Russia's deputy prime minister Alexander Novak told Bloomberg's Manus Cranny that the oil price cap imposed by EU sanctions is unacceptable to Russia, who will stop supplying oil to those countries who join the mechanism. Novak spoke...
Bridgeman Arts
Sahara, Algeria, 1954 - Sports and leisure in Colom Bechar, academic research, construction, medicine, and education
Clip 5 from the 1954 film 'Les Deux Visages Du Sahara', a short propaganda film exploring the French government's contribution to Algeria during colonization. In this clip, sports and leisure in Colom Bechar, academic research,...
Curated Video
Touch screen technology set to revolutionise gaming
Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, May 17, 2006
1. Back shot of three people working in table top display, "Diamond Touch"
2. Close up of hands moving the virtual cards on the display
3. Close shot of the virtual cards being moved
4....
Bloomberg
White House Is Not Trying to Control Prices: CEA's Bernstein
White House Council of Economic Advisers member Jared Bernstein discusses inflation and steps taken by the Biden administration to help ease price pressures on "Bloomberg Markets."
Bloomberg
Biden Signs Law Punishing China for Uyghur Treatment
President Joe Biden signed into law a bipartisan bill banning goods from China's Xinjiang region unless companies can prove they aren't made with forced labor. The move will add to tensions over Beijing's treatment of the nation's Uyghur...
Bloomberg
France, Japan Support Renault-Nissan Alliance: Le Maire
Jan.22 -- French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire discusses climate change, the European Union’s new green deal, and the relationship between France and Japan. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua at the World Economic Forum’s...
Bloomberg
NY DFS’ Maria Vullo: We Oppose Proposed Fintech Charter
Dec.08 -- New York State Department of Financial Services Superintendant Maria Vullo discusses the integrity of financial reform, punishments for illegal activities, ensuring banking and insurance rights for New Yorkers and regulating...
Bloomberg
No Appropriate Mechanisms To Resolve Thailand’s Crisis, ISEAS' Montesano Says
Oct.26 -- ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute Visiting Senior Fellow Michael Montesano believes mechanisms appropriate to solving Thailand’s current crisis do not seem to be available. He was speaking with Haslinda Amin and Rishaad Salamat on...
Bloomberg
Citigroup's Lee Says Border Tax Has Immediate Distortions
Mar.02 -- William Lee, head of North America economics at Citigroup, talks about the economic impact of a border adjustment tax and the potential for corporate tax reform. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."