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BlackRock's Fink Sees Need for Business to Focus More on Inclusive Capitalism

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Mar.07 -- Laurence Fink, chairman and chief executive officer at BlackRock, discusses U.S. fiscal policy and the need for business to take the lead on inequality and inclusive capitalism. He speaks with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker from...
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Oil Climbs Higher as OPEC Production Slides for a Fourth Month

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Apr.02 -- OPEC crude production fell for a fourth month in March, pushing oil to add to its biggest advance in more than two weeks. Bloomberg's Javier Blas reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Sky News

Sajid Javid interview on GDP figures and Brexit

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CLEAN: Interior interview with Chancellor Sajid Javid MP on the latest GDP figures and Brexit on 9 August 2019 in Newark, United Kingdom
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Press Association

Martin Lewis reacts to Budget address and warns of economic downturn in the wake of coronavirus

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MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis gives his reaction to the Budget and says the UK is heading towards an economic downturn and possible recession.
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Bloomberg

Oil Shrugs Off Persian Gulf Tensions, Maintains Slide

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Jul.18 -- Ashley Petersen, senior oil market analyst at Stratas Advisors, talks with Bloomberg's Alix Steel about how the oil market is affected by the recent headlines in the Persian Gulf. Tensions between Washington and Tehran remain...
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Press Association

Education Secretary launches new funding pledge

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Education Secretary Gavin Williamson speaks to the PA news agency during a school visit in Leicestershire. It comes as billions of pounds have been pledged to England’s schools after years of lobbying by heads and teachers for more cash....
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Bloomberg

Goldman's Matsui on Japan's Economy, Stocks, 'Womenomics'

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Dec.17 -- Kathy Matsui, chief equity strategist and vice chair of Goldman Sachs Japan, discusses the outlook for the economy, corporate earnings and stocks. She also talks about the economic benefits of boosting female participation in...
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Bloomberg

Brewin Dolphin's Mui on $550 Billion Infrastructure Bill

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Janet Mui, Investment Director at Brewin Dolphin discusses the market reaction to the multi-billion dollar infrastructure bill, which saw materials and transport stocks to gain off the back of the decision. She speaks with Manus Cranny...
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Bloomberg

Where Could Money From a $3.5 Trillion Spending Bill Go?

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Sep.17 -- President Joe Biden is trying to push his $3.5 trillion plan through a narrowly divided Congress. Henrietta Treyz of Veda Partners looks at how negotiations have gone and where this money could go if the bill is passed. She's...
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Curated Video

Congress Will Not Investigate Pentagon COVID-19 Spending

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House Democrats called for an investigation of the Pentagon's COVID-19 spending, but the Armed Services Committee chair says there won't be a hearing.
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Bloomberg

Carbon Neutrality a Challenge for China, Says CICC Chief Economist

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Apr.01 -- Carbon neutrality poses challenges for China's energy sector, says CICC Chief Economist Peng Wensheng. He speaks with Tom Mackenzie and David Ingles on "Bloomberg Market: China Open."
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Bloomberg

The Fed Learns From Its Mistakes on Employment: Mike Konczal

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Mar.15 -- Mike Konczal, director of progressive thought at the Roosevelt Institute, speaks with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde, Romaine Bostick and Joe Weisenthal on "What'd You Miss?" about this week's FOMC meeting and the unequal economic...
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Bloomberg

A New Economic Mindset Emerges From the Pandemic

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Jun.01 -- In 2020, the doctrine of austerity went into rapid retreat all over the world and a new attitude toward economics emerged. Bloomberg's Joe Wiesenthal explains how fiscal policy took over from monetary policy with governments...
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Bloomberg

Intel CEO Says Overall Demand Is 'Unquestionably Strong'

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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger discusses fourth-quarter results, expectations for the company's new investment in an Ohio chip production factory, and why he is not surprised by developments in Nvidia Corp.'s proposed deal for Arm Ltd. He...
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Bloomberg

Beyond the Bell 04/18/22

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Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Taylor Riggs, Sonali Basak, Tim Stenovec and Kriti Gupta.
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Bloomberg

ISM Non-Manufacturing Index Beats Estimates at 45.4

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Jun.03 -- The Institute for Supply Management’s non-manufacturing index rose 3.6 points in the month of May as U.S. service providers began to emerge from the coronavirus lockdown. Bloomberg’s Michael McKee breaks down the data on...
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Bloomberg

Wealth Enhancement Group Nicole Webb on Global Markets

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Wealth Enhancement Group Senior Vice President and Financial Advisor Nicole Webb discusses her outlook for global markets and the U.S. economy. She speaks to David Ingles on 'Bloomberg Markets: China Open'.
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Bloomberg

G Squared's Greene on Fed Hike, Markets

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Victoria Greene, CIO at G Squared Private Wealth, discusses her market outlook as the Fed hikes rates by 75 basis points. She speaks with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on "Daybreak Australia".
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Curated Video

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is expected to spend more than $100 million of his fortune in a bid for a third term, the most expensive self-financed campaign in American history.

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HEADLINE: Bloomberg seeking third term as NYC mayor CAPTION: New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is expected to spend more than $100 million of his fortune in a bid for a third term, the most expensive self-financed campaign in...
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Curated Video

Geithner testifies on actions regarding LIBOR

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Republican lawmakers criticised US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner at a hearing of the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday for failing to alert the US Congress four years ago that banks could be manipulating a key global...
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Curated Video

Newsy Investigates: Why So Few COVID-19 Smartphone Alerts?

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A Newsy investigation finds COVID-19 apps are aware of just a sliver of infections despite states spending millions of dollars deploying the tech.
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Bloomberg

Saxo Markets' Strategist Amir on Investment Strategy

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Jessica Amir, strategist at Saxo Markets in Sydney, discusses her market outlook amid the geopolitical tensions. She speaks with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia".
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Curated Video

Congressional leaders are gauging lawmakers' reactions to a tentative deal extending a 2 percentage-point payroll tax cut and extra jobless benefits through 2012. Speaker of the House John Boehner said the deal was done to end political games.

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HEADLINE: Boehner: No more games with payroll tax CAPTION: Congressional leaders are gauging lawmakers' reactions to a tentative deal extending a 2 percentage-point payroll tax cut and extra jobless benefits through 2012. Speaker of the...
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Curated Video

In the weekly Republican message, newly elected Sen. Rob Portman criticized Obama's 2012 budget plan for proposing no changes to entitlement programs, such as Medicare and Medicaid, which are huge contributors to overall government spending. (Feb. 26)

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GOP Weekly Address: Get our fiscal house in order In the weekly Republican message, newly elected Sen. Rob Portman criticized Obama's 2012 budget plan for proposing no changes to entitlement programs, such as Medicare and Medicaid,...