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VOICED : South Africa's pertol-head rodeos: spinning tournaments return
On a circuit in the industrial city of Alberton, southeast of Johannesburg, drivers spin their cars around while raising clouds of smoke, taking the arena one after the other as if on an open stage (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
Bloomberg
Frontier Was Not Going to Overpay for Spirit, CEO Says
Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle reacts to JetBlue acquiring Spirit Airlines after Spirit called off a planned merger with Frontier. Speaking on "Bloomberg Markets," Biffle also discusses the airline's growth plans and the outlook for...
Curated Video
Casey Anthony's father has broken down crying while describing his emotions when he learned that granddaughter Caylee's remains had been found in a wooded area near his Orlando home.
HEADLINE: Casey Anthony's father breaks down on the stand
CAPTION: Casey Anthony's father has broken down crying while describing his emotions when he learned that granddaughter Caylee's remains had been found in a wooded area near his...
Bloomberg
Fiat Chrysler to Make Public Offer for 10% of Ferrari
Oct. 29 -- Matt Miller reports on Fiat Chryslers plans to spin off Ferrari. Miller speaks on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
Glencore-Rio Talk Pushes Industry to Evaluate Future
Oct. 8 -- Bloomberg Intelligence's Ken Hoffman discusses the U.S. dollar and the outlook for U.S. mining stocks. He speaks with Mia Saini on ""Bottom Line."" (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
PayPal Could Be $100B Company on Its Own: Sacks
Sept. 30 -- David Sacks, former COO at PayPal, comments on EBay splitting off PayPal. He speaks with Emily Chang and Cory Johnson on ""Bloomberg West."" (Source: Bloomberg)
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Dave Busters Goes Public
Oct. 10 -- Eric Schatzker reports on todays top news headlines on Market Makers. (Source: Bloomberg)
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The holidays are still months away but shoppers packed a Texas mall this Columbus Day in hopes of stocking up on gifts early without going over their budget
HEADLINE: Rough economy could dampen holiday spirit
CAPTION: The holidays are still months away but shoppers packed a Texas mall this Columbus Day in hopes of stocking up on gifts early without going over their budget. (Oct. 13)
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Bloomberg
Bayer Hopes Third Time's the Charm on Monsanto Bid
Sept. 6 -- Bayer AG sweetened its takeover bid for Monsanto for a second time, increasing the amount to $56 billion. Monsanto says it is evaluating the offer as well as other proposals. Bloomberg's Jeff McCracken has the details on...
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Harvard Endowment to Lay Off Staffers as Overhaul Begins
Feb.28 -- Harvard University’s endowment plans to lay off 57 people beginning in April as it seeks to cut its 230-person staff in half this year. Bloomberg's Michael McDonald has more on "What'd You Miss?"
Curated Video
Fidget Spinners: A Fad That Spun Out of Nowhere
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY Oxford, Michigan – May 8, 20171. Various of Funky Monkey Toys owner Tom Jones encouraging 7-year-old Caroline...
Sherman Grinberg Film Library
Women figure skaters compete at Winter Olympics at Lake Placid
Title card: ÒFlashes From Everywhere, Lake Placid, NY Ð Women figure skaters of 6 nations seek Sonja HenieÕs world title in Olympic Arena' / various shots of women figure skaters performing / champion Norwegian skater Sonja Henie...
Bloomberg
IAC CEO Levin Says There's No Formula for Spinoffs
Nov.09 -- Joey Levin, chief executive officer at IAC, talks with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker about his company's valuation and potential business spinoffs. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
Bloomberg
Brexit Breakthrough Expected as May, Juncker Meet
Dec.04 -- As U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Junker meet in Brussels, EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier told lawmakers he expects a breakthrough in talks. Bloomberg's Emma Ross-Thomas...
Bloomberg
Dow Chemical to Focus Less on Big Projects, CFO Ungerleider Says
Sep.13 -- Howard Ungerleider, Dow Chemical Co. president and chief financial officer, discusses the new streamlined Dow companies with Bloomberg's Ed Hammond on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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R. Kelly attorney: singer is 'depressed, fearful and anxious'
R. KELLY ATTORNEY: SINGER IS KELLY IS 'DEPRESSED, FEARFUL AND ANXIOUS'
Bloomberg
M&A Activity to Be Constrained for the Next Year, Kirkland & Ellis' Wolf Says
Oct.03 -- Daniel Wolf, Kirkland & Ellis M&A partner, discusses the outlook for M&A activity with Bloomberg's Ed Hammond on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
Bloomberg
Trump Shouldn't Walk Away From Stimulus Talks: Rep. Hill
Oct.07 -- U.S. Representative French Hill, an Arkansas Republican, says President Donald Trump should not walk away from stimulus talks. He appears on "Balance of Power."
Bloomberg
Continental CEO Sees Chip Shortage as a Full-Year Lag
Mar.09 -- Continental CEO Nikolai Setzer discusses the company’s fiscal 2021 outlook and the impact of a semiconductor shortage that is expected to last through the year. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance Early Edition.”
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Severstal Not Looking at Coal Business Spinoff, CFO Says
Mar.12 -- Severstal is studying the experience of its competitors, who are spinning off their coal businesses. However, it doesn't currently have plans to do the same. Alexey Kulichenko, Severstal CFO spoke to Francine Lacqua on...
Sky News
Euro information board ahead of Euro currency launch
CLEAN: Interior shots of an Euro calender key dates information board and enlarged Euro banknotes on display on 18th December 2001 at the Eurotunnel, London, United Kingdom.
Bloomberg
Evergrande Takes on Short Sellers
Jun.21 -- China Evergrande Group is giving short sellers a run for their money. Shares in the world’s most indebted property developer surged the most since February after touching a four-year low in the same session. This comes on its...
Bloomberg
Florida Taxpayers Shouldn't Pay for N.Y.'s Excesses: Sen. Scott
Aug.04 -- U.S. Senator Rick Scott, a Florida Republican, says the markets are signaling that the federal government should "watch every dollar" when spending taxpayer money. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Balance of Power."