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Micron CEO Mehrotra: Global Chip Shortages Are Easing

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Micron Technology Inc. Chief Executive Officer Sanjay Mehrotra says the ongoing global shortage of semiconductors could last into 2023 but the situation is improving. He speaks at the Bloomberg Economy Forum in Singapore. (Excerpts)
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Westpac's Evans: Australia to See "Eye-Popping Growth" in 2022

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Westpac Chief Economist Bill Evans discusses how he sees the Reserve Bank of Australia unwinding its QE program and his forecasts for the Australian economy in 2022. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia" with Haidi Stroud-Watts.
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Bloomberg

Chart of the Day: Airline Recovery Trade Falters

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Bloomberg's Kriti Gupta takes a look at the decline in airline stocks after more than 2,800 flights were canceled in the U.S. over the Christmas weekend. She speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Bloomberg

What the Fed's Beige Book Says About U.S. Inflation

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May.31 -- Bloomberg Intelligence's Carl Riccadonna takes a look at the results of the Federal Reserve's Beige Book economic report, based on anecdotal information collected by the 12 regional Fed banks through May 22. He speaks with...
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Bloomberg

QuickTake: Nicolas Maduro’s Power Struggle

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Dec.20 -- In today’s “QuickTake,” Bloomberg's Julie Hyman takes a look at Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s management of the country and whether it’s time for him to leave office. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Sky News

Breast Cancer Care Inequality Doubles the Risk for Some Women

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VOICED: 42 thousand women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year in England - but not all share the same experience. A new report by a group of MPs suggests that where you live and what demographic group you belong to, have a major...
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Bloomberg

FDRA President Says No Response Yet From Trump on Plea to Drop Tariffs

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May.21 -- Matt Priest, Footwear Distributors & Retailers of America president and chief executive officer, discusses the letter sent to President Donald Trump by footwear manufacturers that asks him to reconsider tariffs on shoes made by...
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Press Association

Starmer calls on ministers to end ‘squabbling’ and back steel industry

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Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has called on ministers to end their “squabbling” and step in to support the steel industry amid fears surging gas prices could force plants to close. Speaking during a visit to a steel mill in Sheffield,...
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Bloomberg

Michelin CEO on Impact of Higher Raw Material Prices

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Jul.05 -- Florent Menegaux, CEO of French tiremaker Cie Generale des Etablissements Michelin SCA, spoke exclusively with Bloomberg’s Caroline Connan in Aix-en-Provence at the weekend about the impact of increased raw material prices on...
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Bloomberg

Commodities Suffer 'Revenge of the Old Economy': Currie

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Jeff Currie, global head of commodities at Goldman Sachs, says energy and food are "severely skewed to the upside," going into the summer as oil markets are tighter than expected just a few months ago. He speaks with Francine Lacqua on...
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Bloomberg

L'Oreal CEO on Tech in Beauty & Risks of Recession

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L'Oreal CEO Nicolas Hieronimus discusses the impact of inflation, raw materials shortages and the risks of recession. He also talks about how the world's biggest cosmetics maker is using tech and the Metaverse. He spoke with Bloomberg's...
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Curated Video

A Connecticut hospital spends $300k more per year to tackle drug shortages. It's just one symptom of a growing crisis for hospitals throughout the country. AP's Bonny Ghosh reports.

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HEADLINE: Hospitals desperate to fill drug shortages CAPTION: A Connecticut hospital spends $300k more per year to tackle drug shortages. It's just one symptom of a growing crisis for hospitals throughout the country. AP's Bonny Ghosh...
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Bloomberg

Why You Might Want to Look for Work in the TV Industry

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April 12 -- Bloomberg's Gerry Smith discusses the reasons behind a shortage of worker in the Television industry. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Venezuelans from border state of Tachira fingerprinted

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CLEAN : Venezuelans from border state of Tachira fingerprinted
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Sky News

Bid to avoid labour shortages post-Brexit

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VOICED: Ministers are harvesting numbers on how many EU migrants will need to keep coming to the UK post-Brexit to avoid chronic labour shortages. The government is looking at a host of sectors from housebuilding to hospitality to better...
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Sherman Grinberg Film Library

Secretary Of Agriculture Clinton Anderson Speaks On Food Shortages

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The Secretary of Agriculture, Clinton Anderson, sits in an office behind a desk / Anderson speaking to the camera about food shortages.
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Bloomberg

Chipmakers Betting Demand Will Maintain When Capacity Added: Willy Shih

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Jul.22 -- Willy Shih, professor of management practice of the Harvard Business School, talks with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Romaine Bostick on "What'd You Miss?" about the shortage in semiconductors. Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger said...
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Bloomberg

Advisors Capital Management: Investors Have a Lot to Fear

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Apr.27 -- Advisors Capital Management Partner & Portfolio Manager JoAnne Feeney says valuations are high in many areas of the market, and inflation and rates are expected to rise. She speaks to Haidi Stroud-Watts and Shery Ahn on...
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Bloomberg

Goldman Sachs's on the Commodities Market

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Sep.22 -- Alix Steel and Guy Johnson welcomed Goldman Sachs Global Head of Commodities Research Jeff Currie onto "Bloomberg Markets: Americas" to give an in-depth look at the global commodities market.
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Bloomberg

ECB's Visco on Inflation, Flexible Policy, Raising Limits

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European Central Bank Governing Council member Ignazio Visco discusses inflation, the need for "flexible" monetary policy, and the possibility of raising the share of European Union-issued debt that can be bought. He talks with Francine...
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Bloomberg

MLIV Pulse: What's the Most Significant Shortage In the Next 12 Months?

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During this week's MLIV Pulse survey, Bloomberg TV guests respond to the question: What will be the most significant shortage in the next 12 months?
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Sky News

Half of Britain Now in Drought

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Half of Britain Now in Drought
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : The severing of key road creates shortages in rebel held Aleppo

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CLEAN : The severing of key road creates shortages in rebel held Aleppo
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AFP News Agency

VOICED: NSV, ZIMBABWE, CLIMATE, FOOD, AID, AFRICA

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VOICED: NSV, ZIMBABWE, CLIMATE, FOOD, AID, AFRICA