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Bloomberg

BofA Sees Resilience, Strong Spending in Consumer Report

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Holly O'Neill, president of retail banking at Bank of America, discusses the details of the firm's recently released November consumer checkpoint.
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Bloomberg

Little 'Justification' for Fed's Cutting Cycle, Says Unlimited's Elliott

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Unlimited CEO and CIO Bob Elliott says that there's little in the way of justification for the Federal Reserve's current cutting cycle, including the cuts the market is continuing to expect over the next few quarters. He adds that...
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Bloomberg

China Needs 'More Creative Policies' to Boost Economy, Hao Hong Says

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China has signaled increased public borrowing and spending in 2025 to boost consumption and repair the economy's weak link. According to Grow Investment Group's Hao Hong, "even though we are seeing some positive signs from the conference...
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Bloomberg

Exxon Mobil corp to raise capital spending

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Exxon Mobil Corp. will raise capital spending next year as its $60 billion purchase of Pioneer Natural Resources Co. increases its oil-production plans, threatening to worsen next year's expected crude glut. Bloomberg News' Kevin Crowley...
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Curated Video

House committee talks about the safety of drones

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Robert Wheeler Jr., assistant director of the Critical Incident Response Group for the FBI, said investigators don't know where the drones have come from or who they belong to. (Scripps News)
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Press Association

Reeves and Jones hold Q&A at Maidstone Hospital as they launch spending review - full version

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Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves and Treasury Chief Secretary Darren Jones hold a Q&A session with Maidstone Hospital staff as they launch phase two of a spending review which they plan to publish in 2025.
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Press Association

We're trying to make this spending review as inclusive as possible, says Chancellor

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves says she hopes the spending review will be as "inclusive" as possible as he hopes to "bring in the country" into the conversation on how the Government can efficiently spend taxpayer's money. The Chancellor and...
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Press Association

No doubt savings of 5% can be made across Whitehall, says Chancellor

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves said she had “no doubt” that savings of 5% could be made across Whitehall spending, while also defending the Government’s funding of social care. She told broadcasters that would mean “cracking down on waste” in...
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Bloomberg

China Signals More Stimulus Is Coming in 2025

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China signals its ready to dish out more stimulus in 2025. The move is seen as a response to the looming trade war with the US and China's faltering economy, and the incoming administration of Donald Trump. Bloomberg's John Liu reports.
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Curated Video

Scammers are targeting people buying holiday decorations online

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On average, consumers are expected to spend $71.36 per person on holiday decorations this year, according to the National Retail Federation, compared to $60.43 in 2020. (Scripps News Baltimore)
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Bloomberg

Expect to engage with Doge, Trump Admin.: Townes-Whitley

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Science Applications International CEO Toni Townes-Whitley says "we think we are well positioned" and "looking forward to that engagement" with DOGE and the Trump administration. She speaks with Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

Chinese Economist's Critical Speech Goes Viral

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A prominent economist's speech has gone viral in China for its unsparing take on the economy and society. Gao Shanwen, who previously advised government officials and regulations, said China's youth are draining vigor from consumption...
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Curated Video

Retailers ready for big Cyber Monday, after record Black Friday sales

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More than 72 million people are expected to shop during Cyber Monday, according to the National Retail Federation. Consumers already set spending records this Black Friday. (Scripps News)
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Press Association

Defence Secretary 'we need to reinforce' importance of Russian defeat in Ukraine

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Defence Secretary John Healey says that despite strong support for Ukraine since the Russian invasion of the country in February 2022, it is still important to 'reinforce' message that Ukraine are fighting for whole of Europe.
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Bloomberg

Loria Says Movie Business on Hot Streak

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Daniel Loria, SVP Content Strategy and Editorial Director at The Boxoffice Company, discusses holiday box office and outlook for 2025.
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Bloomberg

BMO's Jennifer Lee Interview

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Jennifer Lee, BMO Senior Economist, shared her outlook on the economy and what to expect in the month of December, looking ahead of the next Fed meeting. She spoke with Lizzy Burden on Bloomberg Markets.