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Mobily Has a Very Strong Cashflow Machine, CEO Says

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Feb.19 -- Ahmed Aboudoma, chief executive officer of Etihad Etisalat, talks about the company's financial results and business prospects. The Saudi Arabian telecommunications provider known as Mobily reported fourth-quarter profit of 80...
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Bloomberg

Why Mark Sanford Is Taking On Trump for the GOP Nomination

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Sep.18 -- Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford explains why he is running for the Republican nomination for president in 2020. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Balance of Power."
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Bloomberg

What Would Aramco's IPO Mean for Saudi Economy?

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Sep.03 -- Khatija Haque, head of Middle East and North Africa Research at Emirates NBD, talks about the prospects for Saudi Aramco's initial public offering and the implications for the kingdom's economy. Saudi Arabia’s stock exchange...
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Bloomberg

What Has Abenomics Achieved?

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Sep.14 -- Japan’s ruling party is set to pick a new leader who will take over efforts to revive the country’s economy. Abenomics is the three arrow program launched by Shinzo Abe in his second term as prime minister. Did Abe’s arrows hit...
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Bloomberg

Jacobs Engineering CEO Sees Strong Global Demand Despite Risks

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Feb.04 -- Steve Demetriou, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. chairman and chief executive officer, discusses the company's first-quarter earnings and outlook with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn and Guy Johnson on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

U.K. to See ‘Inflationary Depression’ Post-Pandemic: Skidelsky

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May.06 -- U.K. House of Lords Crossbench Peer Robert Skidelsky examines the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Bloomberg

Nipun Capital's Malik on Markets, Strategy

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Pooja Malik, partner at Nipun Capital, discusses her outlook for markets and investment strategy. She speaks with Bloomberg's Paul Allen and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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Bloomberg

Brazil at Beginning of Long Growth Cycle, Economy Minister Says

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Brazil Economy Minister Paulo Guedes discusses the outlook for the economy and the government's efforts to support growth. Guedes also talks about the outlook for the global economy. He speaks with Shey Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on...
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A look at how ordinary people are affected by the crisis

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1. Wide of Finance Ministry with Acropolis seen in the background 2. Close up of Greek and European (EU) flags at Finance Ministry 3. Demonstrators marching with Parliament seen in background 4. Sign reading (Greek): "Strike - 10...
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Bush signs defence procurement bill

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1. Mid shot of US President George W. Bush signing defence spending measures 2. Mid shot of audience applauding 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) George W. Bush, US President: "If the war against terror means that we must fight find terror...
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US President comments on domestic affairs

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1. Wide shot of US President Barack Obama during Associated Press interview 2. Cutaway of interviewer 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Barack Obama, US President: "Well first of all, I'm confident we're going to raise the debt limit. We always...
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Police continued to clash with protesters hurling petrol bombs and bottles in central Athens on Wednesday, after an anti-government rally called as part of a general strike in Greece turned violent.

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HEADLINE Raw: Athens police caught in fires, blasts CAPTION: Police continued to clash with protesters hurling petrol bombs and bottles in central Athens on Wednesday, after an anti-government rally called as part of a general strike in...
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Thousands gather at Bastille Square for annual May Day parade

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Several thousand people, including many labour union members, gathered in Place de la Bastille in Paris on Thursday for the annual May Day parade, undeterred by heavy rain showers. Demonstrators chanted anti-austerity slogans...
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US gains 157,000 jobs as unemployment rate rises to 7.9 per cent, analyst, WH advisor

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Boston - 30 January 2013 1. Various of recruitment workers Washington, DC - 1 February 2013 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alan Krueger, Chairman, White House Council of Economic Advisors: "Today's report shows us that over the last 35 months...
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Curated Video

Report details deficits in economy

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SHOTLIST: NB: story clipped at start Beijing, 16 January 2002 1. Wide shot of state council press conference 2. Reporters sitting at table 3. Wide shot of State Development Planning Minister Zeng Peiyan sitting at press conference 4....
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President sends budget to Congress, comments on Middle East

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1. US President George W. Bush sitting at table with US Treasury Secretary John Snow (left) and US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld (right) 2. SOUNDBITE (English) George W. Bush, US President: "It is a budget that sets priorities. Our...
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House Republicans dropped a vote on Fiscal Cliff Plan B, because they didn't have the votes to pass it. Automatic tax hikes and spending cuts are set to go into effect on January 1st, without an agreement between the President and Congress.

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HEADLINE: House GOP puts off vote on 'Plan B' CAPTION: House Republicans dropped a vote on Fiscal Cliff Plan B, because they didn't have the votes to pass it. Automatic tax hikes and spending cuts are set to go into effect on January...
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Govt to publish 2013 budget with deficit cuts mostly expected from raising taxes

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1. Wide exterior of French Parliament 2. French flags on bridge over River Seine 3. Mid of Parliament roof and flag 4. Set-up of tax lawyer Mathieu Le Tacon 5. SOUNDBITE (French) Mathieu Le Tacon, Tax lawyer, DELSOL law firm: "When put...
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Spending spree after Chavez announces currency devaluation

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1. Various of people lined up outside electronics store ahead of currency devaluation 2. Wide of press conference by opposition party Nuevo Tiempo (New Time) 3. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Alfonso Marquina, Spokesman for opposition party Nuevo...
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Republicans devoted their weekly address to promoting a GOP plan to freeze government spending and stop tax hikes scheduled to take effect next year unless Congress intervenes

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HEADLINE: GOP Weekly Address: Government spending CAPTION: Republicans devoted their weekly address to promoting a GOP plan to freeze government spending and stop tax hikes scheduled to take effect next year unless Congress...
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House Republican Leader John Boehner is calling on President Barack Obama to rein in government spending. He says so far Obama has refused to make tough choices on the budget and calls that a failure of leadership.

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HEADLINE: GOP calls on Obama to rein in government spending CAPTION: House Republican Leader John Boehner is calling on President Barack Obama to rein in government spending. He says so far Obama has refused to make tough choices on the...
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Anti-austerity protesters throw petrol bombs at police, ground shots

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Police clashed with protesters hurling petrol bombs and bottles in central Athens Wednesday after an anti-government rally called as part of a general strike in Greece turned violent. Riot police used tear gas and pepper spray against...
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Bush says his $3.1 trillion budget protects America's security, economy

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1. Wide view of Bush and members of his cabinet as he holds the budget on a notebook computer 2. Cutaway view of Bush cabinet members 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) George W. Bush, US President: "It's a good budget. It's a budget that achieves...
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Trillions of dollars in government spending might stabilize the economy, but for now it may have weakened some U.S. Security interests abroad and hampered the nation's ability to respond financially to an attack at home.

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HEADLINE: Expert: Is recession threat to security CAPTION: Trillions of dollars in government spending might stabilize the economy, but for now it may have weakened some U.S. Security interests abroad and hampered the nation's...