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Why Lawmakers Are Wary of T-Mobile, Sprint Mega Deal

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Feb.13 -- U.S. lawmakers criticized T-Mobile US Inc.’s proposed $26.5 billion purchase of Sprint Corp. during a hearing Wednesday on Capitol Hill. Gigi Sohn, Georgetown Law Institute for Technology Law & Policy distinguished fellow, and...
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Is the U.S. Economy Heading Towards a Recession?

Higher Ed
Oct.06 -- Andy Kapyrin, partner and director of research at RegentAtlantic, talks about U.S. corporate earnings, the economy and stocks. He speaks with Kathleen Hays and Paul Allen on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia."
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Impact of Covid-19 on the Gig Economy

Higher Ed
Dec.08 -- As businesses ponder what the future of work will look like, many people are rethinking the idea of employment altogether and looking to the gig economy as a way to make a living. Daniel Yanisse, is the CEO of Checkr, a company...
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Why RBC Economist Porcelli Has a Hard Time Seeing Stagflation

Higher Ed
Oct.12 -- Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist at RBC Capital Markets, examines inflation, stagflation, and growth expectations as he urges investors to take a broad view of economic metrics on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
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Green Monday Launches Plant Based Fish Food

Higher Ed
Jun.10 -- Green Monday Group Founder & CEO David Yeung, discusses his company's foodtech business OmniFoods - expanding into a new plant-based product category - with OmniSeafood. He speaks with Yvonne Man and Haslinda Amin on "Bloomberg...
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EU Joint Bond Sales News Is Short-Term Comfort: Rabobank

Higher Ed
Jane Foley, Head of FX strategy at Rabobank, reacts to reports that the European Union will unveil a plan as soon as this week to jointly issue bonds on a potentially massive scale to finance energy and defense spending as the bloc copes...
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FCA Publishes 3-Year Strategy Plan for U.K. Finance

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Financial Conduct Authority CEO Nikhil Rathi offers details of a new 3-year regulation strategy and action taken against Twitter Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc. on fraud ads. He speaks with Francine Lacqua on "Bloomberg Surveillance Early...
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Bloomberg

Apple's App Tracking Feature a Big Win for End Users: Prophet

Higher Ed
Apr.27 -- Jacqueline Alexis Thng, Partner at global brand and marketing consultancy Prophet, discusses how Apple's much-discussed new feature called "App Tracking Transparency" impacts consumers and marketers. She speaks with Haslinda...
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PIMCO Chief Economist on Fed Decision

Higher Ed
PIMCO Chief U.S. Economist Tiffany Wilding spoke with Alix Steel and Guy Johnson on “Bloomberg Markets: Americas” to preview the U.S. Federal Reserve’s press conference that is set to take place on Wednesday afternoon.
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Surging UK Energy Bills Prompt Calls for Government Support

Higher Ed
UK energy bills are set to surge roughly 80% from October, leaving more than half of UK households at risk of being pushed into energy poverty this winter. Lizzy Burden reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Bloomberg

Foreign Labor Stranded by Saudi Slowdown

Higher Ed
Aug. 9 -- John Sfakianakis, director of economic research at Gulf Research Center, discusses the slowdown in the Saudi economy, its impact on foreign workers and the health of the banking sector. He speaks to Yousef Gamal El-Din and...
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New York’s Health Department wants all chain restaurants to warn customers about products that are high in salt. The department is proposing a salt-shaker-like symbol on menus next to products that contain more than the recommended daily limit. (June 10)

Higher Ed
New York City's Health Department wants all chain restaurants to warn customers about products that are high in salt.The department is proposing at a meeting of the Board of Health on Wednesday that all chain restaurants add a...
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Bloomberg

Media 2015: Streaming, Disruption, Consolidation

Higher Ed
Nov. 24 -- Aryeh Bourkoff, chief executive officer at LionTree, and Rich Bressler, president and chief financial officer at iHeartMedia, discuss the issues impacting the future of big media in 2015. They speak on Market Makers.
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Bloomberg

Tesla Model D Pushes Musks New Approach to Auto Industry

Higher Ed
Oct. 9 -- Bloomberg View Contributor Edward Niedermeyer discusses Elon Musks approach to the car industry as he builds anticipation for the new Tesla Model D, whether or not a self-driving car can become a reality in the near-future and...
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Bloomberg

Is Comcasts Net Neutrality Pledge Enough?

Higher Ed
Oct. 21 -- Vonage Co-Founder Jeff Pulver discusses the politics behind net neutrality. He speaks on Bloomberg West. (Source: Bloomberg)
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BSkyB Sales Rise: How Well-Positioned Are They?

Higher Ed
Oct. 16 -- British Sky Broadcasting Group, the U.K.s biggest pay-TV provider, reported first-quarter revenue rose 4.8 percent after customers took more of its products as it competes with BT Group. Bloomberg Intelligence's Paul Sweeney...
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USA: ATTORNEY GENERAL RENO MICROSOFT PRESS CONFERENCE (2)

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Washington D.C and Redmond, Washington - May 18, 1998 APTV - Washington D.C. 1. Wide shot of Reno entering press conference 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Janet Reno, U.S. Attorney General 3. Various of Microsoft Windows screens APTV -...
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Bloomberg

Remote Repo: How Is Tech Changing Auto Loan Collection?

Higher Ed
Sept. 26 -- Passtime Vice President Corinne Kirkendall and Hudson Cook partner Nicole Munro discuss subprime auto loans and delinquency rates on Bloomberg West. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg

Did Black Friday Set the Tone for Cyber Monday?

Higher Ed
Nov.28 -- Cotter Cunningham, RetailMeNot chairman and chief executive officer, discusses Black Friday retail sales with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

Nestle CEO Focuses on Organic Growth and Cost Savings

Higher Ed
Feb.16 -- Ulf Mark Schneider, chief executive officer at Nestle, discusses the latest quarterly earnings, growth expectations, inflation in Europe and his outlook for the industry. He speaks to Bloomberg's Caroline Connan on in Vevey,...
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WikiLeaks Claims Raise Questions of How CIA Was Hacked

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Mar.08 -- A post of more than 8,000 documents by WikiLeaks claims that Central Intelligence Agency hackers have the tools needed to infiltrate technology devices in order to monitor users' conversations and messages. Bloomberg's...
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Bloomberg

Illycaffe Sticks With Strategy to Brew Faster Growth

Higher Ed
Oct. 25 -- Andrea Illy, chairman at Illycaffe, discusses the global growth of coffee consumption, how his company goes about selecting the best beans, and the trend of consolidation within the coffee industry. He speaks from Bloomberg's...