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Ugandan fish stocks under threat
Entebbe, Uganda, April 2009
1. Wide shot of illegal fishing nets being burned.
2. Mid shot of illegal fishing nets being burned.
3. Pan of police confiscating illegal fishing nets to be burned.
4. Mid shot of police man ordering...
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RR7309A SOUTH VIETNAM: THE DEBRIS OF WAR
At Ho Nai, 20 miles from Saigon, is the biggest
scrapyard in the world, 450 acres of junk discarded
by the Americans as they left Vietnam. Ruined tanks,
trucks, jeeps and armoured personnel carriers lie
cheek by jowl with pin tables,...
Bloomberg
Unilever Factories Are Running at 85% Capacity, CEO Says
Apr.23 -- Unilever Chief Executive Officer Alan Jope discusses the response to the coronavirus pandemic after the company withdrew its 2020 guidance because of virus-related disruptions to the food and household-products giant’s global...
Bloomberg
China Economy Shrinks for First Time in Decades Amid Virus Outbreak
Apr.16 -- China’s economy recorded the first contraction in decades in the first quarter as the coronavirus outbreak shut down large parts of the world’s second-largest economy and dimmed the global outlook. Gross domestic product shrank...
Bloomberg
World Health Organization Names Virus COVID-19
Feb.11 -- The number of coronavirus cases continues to climb, now standing at more than 43,000. The outbreak has been given an official name by the World Health Organization. Bloomberg’s Selina Wang and Yvonne Man report on “Bloomberg...
Bloomberg
Vestas Wind Systems CEO: Still Believe Will Be a Busy Year
May.05 -- Henrik Andersen, chief executive officer at Vestas Wind Systems, discusses the impact of coronavirus on the business, the demand outlook for his products and his business strategy. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.”
Bloomberg
Seeing 'Atypical Drivers' in Used-Car Market, Will See Sustained Prices: Edmunds.com's Caldwell
Oct.14 -- The U.S. CPI report showed used-vehicle prices jumped by 6.7% from a month earlier, the most in data back to 1969. Demand for used cars and trucks has been rising since the coronavirus pandemic temporarily shuttered auto...
Bloomberg
What Intel Is Looking for in Its Search for a CEO
Jan.14 -- Romit Shah, Nomura Instinet managing director, and Bloomberg's Ian King discuss Intel Corp.'s search for a new chief executive officer. They speak with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."
Bloomberg
WHO Science Council Member: Test, Trace, Isolation Strategy Is Key
Jul.15 -- Adeeba Kamarulzaman, professor of medicine and infectious diseases at the University of Malaya and a member of the World Health Organization Science Council, talks about the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic in Southeast...
Bloomberg
China's Recovery Has Just Started: Morgan Stanley's Xing
Robin Xing, chief China economist at Morgan Stanley, discusses China's retail sales, industrial output and fixed-asset investment data for May and what it means for the economy. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
Bloomberg
Tesla Cyber Roundup Preview
Westly Group Managing Partner Steve Westly joins Emily Chang to share his thoughts ahead of Tesla's annual shareholder meeting, dubbed 'Cyber Roundup,' where Elon Musk is expected to take questions on a potential stock split and...
Bloomberg
Super Typhoon Hinnamnor Hits South Korea
Super Typhoon Hinnamnor made landfall near the city of Geoje in South Korea early Tuesday. Sam Kim reports on Bloomberg Television.
Bloomberg
Nader: Takata Is Arrogant and Looking for a Political Fix
Dec. 2 -- Consumer advocate Ralph Nader comments on Takata's resistance to a national recall of their airbags. He speaks with Bloomberg's Pimm Fox on ""Taking Stock."" (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
Japanese Yen Sinks to a New Seven Year Low
Nov. 20 -- The Japanese yen is trading at around 118 per dollar, its weakest level since August of 2007. Whats ahead for the yen? Bloomberg's David Ingles reports on First Up. (Source: Bloomberg)
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General Motors Corp. said Monday it will permanently close nine more plants and idle three others to trim production and labor costs under bankruptcy protection. The AP's Mark Carlson reports from Michigan
HEADLINE: Workers ponder their futures under GM bankruptcy
CAPTION: General Motors Corp. said Monday it will permanently close nine more plants and idle three others to trim production and labor costs under bankruptcy protection. The...
Bloomberg
Amazon's Chinese Factory Conditions Become Labor Group Target
Jun.11 -- Amazon.com Inc. is being called on by a labor watchdog group to improve factory conditions for workers in China making Echo speakers and Kindle e-readers. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Brooke Sutherland reports on "Bloomberg...
Bridgeman Arts
Miners at work. France, 1950
Clip 10 from 'Les gens du Nord' (People of the North), a black and white documentary about mining towns in the North of France. Footage of the mining industry in a French town, including workers labouring and railways transporting coal.
Bridgeman Arts
Workers coming home and sand dunes. France, 1950
Clip 2 from 'Les gens du Nord' (People of the North), a black and white documentary about mining towns in the North of France. Footage of workers coming home from work, wives preparing tea, and the town's sand dunes.
Bloomberg
Trump Tells Toyota Not to Build Plant in Mexico
Jan.05 -- President-elect Donald Trump is threatening Toyota with a border tax for planning to build a factory in Mexico. Bloomberg’s Jamie Butters reports on “Bloomberg Markets.â€
Curated Video
Christmas is coming, New York style
LEADIN :
Chistmas preparations are well underway in New York, which is famous for its seasonal displays.
There's tinsel and holly to be hung all over Manhattan's shopping streets.
The team in...
Bridgeman Arts
Mining factory and machinery. France, 1952
Clip 8 from the 1952 short film 'Les hommes de la nuit', about the work of miners in coal mines in Lorraine, France. Scenes from a mining factory. A worker operates the extraction machinery. Railways transport coal.
Curated Video
Christmas is coming, New York style
LEADIN :
Chistmas preparations are well underway in New York, which is famous for its seasonal displays.
There's tinsel and holly to be hung all over Manhattan's shopping streets.
The team in...
Bloomberg
China May Delay Parliament for First Time in Decades
Feb.17 -- China is considering delaying its most high-profile annual political meeting for the first time in decades, as the government attempts to contain an outbreak of a deadly new strain of coronavirus. Bloomberg's Selina Wang...
Bloomberg
China Signals Reserve Ratio Cuts Ahead Amid Virus Outbreak
Mar.11 -- China’s cabinet called for a further reduction in the amount of cash some lenders have to park at the central bank, as the government seeks to ease monetary conditions to support the economy amid the impact of the coronavirus....