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Gov't Needs to Regulate Big Tech, Says C3.ai CEO
Oct.28 -- Tom Siebel, chief executive officer of C3 Inc., discusses the Senate hearing with tech CEOs to determine whether Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act needs to be updated. Siebel speaks on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Trump Campaign Manager Says Facebook, Twitter Are Inherently Biased
Jul.17 -- Brad Parscale, President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign manager, discusses his strategy for the 2020 presidential election and his views on social media. He speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Sen. Blackburn on Senate Efforts to Curb Big Tech's Legal Protections
Sep.09 -- Senator Marsha Blackburn, a Republican from Tennessee, discusses a new bill that attempts to prevent big tech companies from taking down conservative speech on their platforms. She speaks with Bloomberg's Kevin Cirilli in...
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Cornell's Lopez de Prado Sees Financial Reckoning With AI
Dec.17 -- The financial industry is one of the least automated industries in the United States, says Marcos Lopez de Prado, Professor at Cornell University and CIO at True Positive Technologies. He spoke to Bloomberg's Shery Ahn and...
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Big Tech CEOs Face Scrutiny In Senate Hearing
The hearing was supposed to focus on Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, but that law barely came up.
Press Association
Prime Minister between 'rock and hard place' on lockdown, says virologist
Boris Johnson finds himself between a 'rock and a hard place' over implementing a circuit-breaker coronavirus lockdown, according to a virologist. Dr Sterghios Moschos from Northumbria University said the Government's unwillingness to...
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LGBTQ+ Individuals Face Heightened Safety Risks In Prison
LGBTQ+ inmates often face bias, discrimination and unsafe circumstances in prison.
Bloomberg
Should Investors Treat Treasuries and Gilts with Caution?
October 24 -- The hottest craze in fixed income is at risk of overheating. A headlong rush into higher-yielding, long-term bonds in recent years has created one of the most crowded trades in financial markets. Investors seeking relief...
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FBI Anti-Trump Cabal Notion Is a 'Dumb Lie,' Comey Says
Jun.21 -- Former FBI Director James Comey discusses the accusations of institutional bias at the bureau towards President Donald Trump. He speaks with Bloomberg's Matt Miller on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Judge Upholds Ghislaine Maxwell's Sex Trafficking Conviction
One juror failed to disclose his personal history as an abuse survivor on a questionnaire during the jury selection process.
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Bill Cosby Denied Bid to Overturn Ruling, Due For Sentencing Next Week | THR News
Bill Cosby won't get a shot at relitigating his criminal case before a different judge and is due to be sentenced next week following his conviction for a 2004 aggravated sexual assault of Andrea Constand.
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Navigating Risks in the Global Currency Market
March 2 -- Sue Trinh, senior currency strategist at RBC, and George Bory, head of credit strategy at Wells Fargo, discuss the unknowns and risks of the currency market and corporations' increasing cost of borrowing. They speak on...
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Sheryl Sandberg: How Men Benefit From Gender Equality
Jan.19 -- At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg addressed how companies can shift unconscious biases and why it's more important than ever for men to get on board. This is part of Bloomberg's ongoing Walk the...
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Sandberg: We Have to Give Men Reason to Participate
Jan.25 -- Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg discusses gender equality, how companies can shift unconscious biases and why men need to join the fight. She speaks on "Walk the Talk," on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Jack Dorsey Says Twitter Unfairly Filtered 600,000 Accounts
Sep.05 -- Jack Dorsey, Twitter Inc.'s chief executive officer, testifies before a House panel about the company's policies and learning from mistakes.
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Under pressure Starbucks offers racial bias training
Facing furor over racial profiling in the arrest of two black men at a Philadelphia Starbucks, the company announced it will be closing its stores on May 29 to offer unconscious bias training.
Monica Parham, a diversity...
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Bias or Something More? What a Study Discovered About Paid Leave
As the push for paid family leave spreads, researchers dig deep into the overall success of the policies.
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VOICED : Ramadan earns prime spot on Gulf fashion calendar
From Dolce & Gabbana to Michael Kors major brands are catering to lucrative Gulf markets during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan which is earning its own slot on the global fashion calendar
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Judge Declines To Recuse Herself From Roger Stone's Case
Roger Stone's defense team asked the U.S. district judge to recuse herself, arguing she was "biased."
Bloomberg
S&P 500 Stuck in Neutral Zone for Now
Jan.22 -- On this edition of "Charting Futures," ForexAnalytix's Joe Perry takes a look at the trading activity in the S&P 500 Index with Bloomberg's Abigail Doolittle on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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UC Hastings College of the Law's Williams on Equality in Tech
The tech industry has been widely criticized for its white male dominance and rampant racial and gender disparities in pay and promotions. Joan Williams, Professor at UC Hastings College of the Law, says company cultures prevent many...
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CLEAN : Ukrainians in China fight war disinformation
Thousands of miles from a home consumed by conflict, a group of Ukrainians in China have found themselves on the frontlines of an information war, battling pro-Russia bias, trolls and censorship (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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WRAP Mugabe votes, Tsvangirai comments, voting
1. Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe, stepping out of car with 'Zim 1' number-plate
2. Close-up of Mugabe being handed ballot paper - pulls out to show Mugabe walking to voting booth
3. Journalists, pans to Mugabe and companion...
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Freada Kapor Klein: No Silver Bullet to Diversify Tech
May 3 -- Freada Kapor Klein, partner at Kapor Center for Social Impact, has partnered with Ellen Pao and other female technology leaders to start Project Include. The group said it will suggest ways to recruit and hire a diverse group of...