Bloomberg
German Industrial Production Posts Unexpected Rebound in August
Oct.08 -- German industrial production showed a surprise improvement in August, as output rose 0.3% from July, following two months of decline. Bloomberg's Daniel Schaefer reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Bloomberg
How the Fortunes of Many American Manufacturers Are Tied to China
Sep.16 -- They are on the front lines of America's trade war with China and after two boom years the picture has changed for U.S. manufacturers. Some are now now making less and the surge in jobs has gone into reverse in some parts of...
AFP News Agency
VOICED : US trade deal loss hits Swaziland textile workers
Nearly a year after the United States cut Swaziland from a crucial trade deal for its persistent abuse of unions and human rights the southern African nations vital textile industry is suffering with thousands of jobs lost and no sign of...
Bloomberg
How Mastercard Is Bringing Digital Payments to the Global Garment Industry
Oct.04 -- Sue Kelsey, executive vice president of prepaid solutions at Mastercard, explains the company's efforts to bring digital payments to the unbanked workers of the garment industry. Constance Hunter, chief economist at KPMG, joins...
Bloomberg
Trump Says the Fed Has Raised Rates Too Fast
Jan.21 -- President Donald Trump comments on the state of the U.S. economy and Federal Reserve monetary policy during his address at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
Bloomberg
Hero MotoCorp 'Hopefull' All Factories to Be Opened in One Month
May.13 -- Pawan Munjal, chairman of Hero MotoCorp Ltd., talks about the government's efforts to support the economy amid the coronavirus outbreak, and the motorcycle maker's strategy. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said his government will...
Bloomberg
China’s Total Coronavirus Confirmed Cases Rise to 72,436
Feb.17 -- China said there were 1,807 new cases of coronavirus and 93 deaths in Hubei on Monday, the center of the outbreak, bringing the total number of cases in the stricken province to nearly 60,000. Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenzie reports...
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Market Is Conducive to Long Volatility Positions: JPMorgan
Feb.07 -- Nikos Panigirtzoglou, global market strategist at JPMorgan Chase & Co., discusses his outlook for markets and where he’s seeing opportunity. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe.”
Bloomberg
Michelin CFO on Coronavirus, Reopening China Factories, 2020 Outlook
Feb.11 -- Yves Chapot, chief financial officer at Michelin, discusses the impact of coronavirus on sales in China, reopening China factories and the lowering of the company’s 2020 forecast. He speaks exclusively on “Bloomberg Daybreak:...
Bloomberg
Asian Markets Will See More Short Term Volatility: Eastspring Investments
Feb.03 -- Ken Wong, Asian equity portfolio specialist at Eastspring Investments, discusses the spread of the coronavirus and its impact on markets. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets.”
Bloomberg
Baladna's Al-Khayyat on Expansion, Integration
May.05 -- Ramez Al-Khayyat, Managing Director, Baladna discusses his business expanding to 11 additional countries. He speaks with Yousef Gamal El-Din, Simone Foxman and Manus Cranny on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East."
Bloomberg
Virus Is Hitting Hong Kong Hard, SME Committee Says
Jul.30 -- Michael Hui, chairman of the Hong Kong's Small and Medium Enterprises Committee (SMEC), looks at how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting businesses in the city. Hong Kong’s economy contracted for the fourth straight quarter...
Bloomberg
New Balance on Track to Hit $5 Billion in Revenue
Aug.04 -- New Balance President and CEO Joe Preston says the company will hit $5 billion in revenue next year. He's on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
Bloomberg
RAK Ceramics's Massaad: We Won't Be Passing Cost Rise to Consumer
Aug.04 -- In an exclusive interview, Abdallah Massaad, CEO of RAK Ceramics discusses the manufacturer's 2Q earnings, future growth plans for its main markets and cost-rise management strategies. He speaks with Yousef Gamal El-Din and...
Bloomberg
CFO Spearheads Levi's Sustainable Push
Levi Strauss & Co. Chief Financial Officer Harmit Singh and Chief Operations Officer Liz O'Neill discuss the company's ambitious sustainability plan. They show Emily Chang how Levi's is executing a shift from hardware to software in its...
Bloomberg
China's Drought and Power Crunch
China's slowing economy is being pummeled by severe weather. From a record drought in the south to heavy rains in the north, the issues are really worsening power and food shortages at a critical time for President Xi Jinping. Stephen...
Curated Video
Pres. Biden Signs $280B CHIPS Act In Bid To Boost U.S. Over China
The legislation sets aside $52 billion specifically to bolster the U.S. computer chip sector.
Curated Video
SYND 16-2-72 CANDLES IMPORTED INTO BRITAIN TO COPE WITH POWER CRISIS
Candles imported into Britain to cope with power crisis
VOICED PIECE (Keith Hatfield)
1) various shots, child fed by candlelight
2) sign in shop: "Sorry, No Candles", tilt down to empty sales bin
3) ms woman buying torch
4) sign:...
Bloomberg
German Factories Feel the Pain
Oct. 7 -- Bloomberg Money Clip Host Adam Johnson reports on the global economy. (Source: Bloomberg)
Curated Video
Coloured diamonds sparkle at 'billion dollar' trading event
Israel's diamond industry has shifted its focus to speciality gems, in the face of production shifting east to countries like India and China.
Coloured and shaped to order diamonds - now the lifeblood of its lucrative industry - have...
AFP News Agency
VOICED : Few lessons learned from Pakistans textile 11 September
VOICED : Few lessons learned from Pakistans textile 11 September
Bloomberg
Snap-On CEO Sees Positive Confidence on U.S. Economy
Feb.16 -- Nick Pinchuk, chief executive officer at Snap-On Inc., explains why business confidence is building in the U.S. economy, what President Donald Trump can do to create jobs, and what the business sector needs from U.S. economic...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Pakistan's textile industry struggles to bounce back
As Pakistan slowly emerges from a long term power crisis its once booming textile sector is scrambling to find its feet but high energy costs and a decade lost to competitors mean recovery is far from assured