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Researchers replicate building of Stonehenge
LEAD IN:Researchers in London have been recreating the methods they think could have been used to build the world famous Stonehenge. They want to discover how ancient Britons built the mysterious megalithic monument five thousand years...
The Recount
The Medical Field’s $2 Million Pay Gap
Sexism is real — and its consequences are too. A new study of the medical field finds that female physicians earn an estimated $2 million less than male physicians over a 40-year-career.
Curated Video
The Search For Life Beyond Earth
For as long as we’ve been gazing up at the stars we’ve wondered whether someone out there may be gazing back.
Bloomberg
Mnuchin Warns Pelosi U.S. May Hit Debt Limit in September
Jul.12 -- Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin urged House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to raise the debt ceiling before Congress leaves for summer recess, warning that the government may run out of cash in early September. Bloomberg's Anna...
Bloomberg
AXA CEO Sees Virus Scares as ‘New Norm’ for Insurance Industry
Jan.24 -- Thomas Buberl, chief executive officer at AXA, discusses the emergence of more viruses as a “new norm” for the insurance industry, climate change, and the potential cost of Australia’s bushfires. He speaks with Bloomberg’s...
Sky News
The British Heart Foundation warns that sedentary lifestyles are increasing the risks of heart disease
<< VOICED: There's a warning that sedentary lifestyles could be as bad for you as smoking.
A new report from the British Heart Foundation suggests that 20 million Britons are physically inactive.
It also identifies something of a north...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN: Baby boom for Indian surrogate mothers
CLEAN: Baby boom for Indian surrogate mothers
Bloomberg
IMF Cuts Japan's 2022 Growth Forecast to 2.4% From 3.3%
Ranil Salgado, the International Monetary Fund's mission chief for Japan, discusses the outlook for the world's third-largest economy, the local currency, and the policies of the government and the central bank. The IMF has cut its...
Bloomberg
USDA: Bigger Corn and Soybean Crops Ahead
Oct. 10 -- Bloomberg's Alan Bjerga reports on the USDA projections for corn and soybeans. He speaks with Matt Miller on Bottom Line. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
Climate Change Could Cost U.S. Homeowners $1 Trillion
Aug. 2 -- Zillow Chief Economist Svenja Gudell discusses the risks and costs of climate change to the U.S. housing market. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
Curated Video
Who Isn't Getting COVID?
Earlier this year, the CDC estimated that 43% of Americans have had COVID.
Curated Video
Christie's Auction House says it is confident two of the biggest sales of the year will fetch good prices despite the global credit crisis
HEADLINE: Christies set for two big auctions
CAPTION: Christie's Auction House says it is confident two of the biggest sales of the year will fetch good prices despite the global credit crisis. (Oct. 31)
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Bloomberg
The Importance of China’s Inclusion in FTSE Russell
Sep.24 -- Edmund Goh, Asia fixed income investment manager at Aberdeen Standard Investments, discusses China’s bonds being included in the FTSE Russell’s benchmark bond index, why it’s so important for investors and his outlook for...
Bloomberg
Alibaba's Liu on Singles' Day Sales, New Antitrust Rules
Nov.11 -- Alibaba Group Vice President Liu Bo says this year's Singles' Day sales are in line with estimates and Liu, who is running the annual shopping festival, says online sales have returned to pre-pandemic levels. He spoke...
Bloomberg
Fox News Demographics Aging Rapidly
Aug. 24 -- Bloomberg's Anousha Sakoui reports on the demographics for cable news networks. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
Bloomberg
McDonalds Same-Store Sales Drop Less Than Estimate
Nov. 10 -- McDonalds posted October same-store sales that topped analysts estimates as U.S. declines slowed. Bloomberg's Matt Miller reports on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
Daybreak Europe Show Open: Peak Inflation
Dani Burger and Manus Cranny open "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe" discussing peaking inflation.
Bloomberg
Chevron Beats 1Q Earnings Estimates on Cuts to Operating Expenses
Apr.26 -- Chevron Corp. topped analysts' estimates with cuts to expenses in the first-quarter as the company faces a brewing bidding war for Anadarko Petroleum Corp. Bloomberg's Emma Chandra reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
Bloomberg
Forget the Super Bowl, Esports ETF Reflects the New Sport in Town
Jan.29 -- The ETF industry has something for everyone -- the VanEck Vectors Video Gaming and eSports ETF (ticker: ESPO) invests in video gaming and esports companies. The global audience for esports is expected to 495 million, with half...
Bloomberg
How WiseTech Seizes on Protectionist Opportunities
Feb.22 -- Richard White, WiseTech Global's chief executive officer, discusses the demand for the company's logistics services and the effects of the Trump administration's immigration ban with Bloomberg's Betty Liu and Haidi Lun on...
Curated Video
Worldwide Pollution Kills More than War, Smoking
VOICEOVER SCRIPT:
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION -- FROM FILTHY AIR TO CONTAMINATED WATER -- IS KILLING MORE PEOPLE ANNUALLY THAN ALL WARS AND VIOLENCE COMBINED.
IT'S ALSO A BIGGER KILLER THAN SMOKING, HUNGER AND...
Press Association
Average of 148,000 people in England had coronavirus between April 27 and May 10
An average of 148,000 people in England had coronavirus at any given time between April 27 and May 10, according to new estimates by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The results of the pilot study suggest an average of 0.27% of...