AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Qatar develops a workers charter ahead of
CLEAN : Qatar develops a workers charter ahead of
Bloomberg
The Private Equity Partnership That Transformed Dwyer Group
Sep.12 -- Dina Dwyer-Owens, brand ambassador and board member at Dwyer Group, and Pam Hendrickson, chief operating officer and vice chairman of strategic initiatives at Riverside, discusses how Dwyer Group used private equity to grow and...
Curated Video
Senators Launch Effort to Protect US Elections
Leaders of the Senate Intelligence Committee are releasing recommendations on efforts they say need to be made to protect U.S. elections in response to Russia's election meddling during the 2016 presidential campaign.
The...
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Voting equipment makers: machines, not 100% secure
The House Administration Committee on Thursday heard from the CEOs of the three biggest U.S. voting equipment manufacturers who all say voting machines are not 100 percent secure.
Bloomberg
BNP Paribas Says Cyber Attack Hit Real Estate Unit
Jun.28 -- BNP Paribas SA reported that its non-banking real estate unit was affected by Tuesday's cyber attack that reached across Europe. Bloomberg's Giles Turner reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Bloomberg
Massive Pipeline Stays Shut After Ransomware Attack
May.09 -- The ransomware attack on the operator of America's largest pipeline on Friday is threatening to destabilize gasoline and diesel supply. Colonial Pipeline has given no timetable yet for restart. William Turton reports on...
Bloomberg
NEC Plans Overseas Acquisitions to Reach 70% Profit Growth
Oct.05 -- NEC Corp., the 122-year-old Japanese tech company that was once the world's top semiconductor manufacturer and pioneering maker of mobile phones, is now positioning itself to become a leader in next generation 5G wireless...
Bloomberg
HKEX CEO Sees 'Big Year’ With Lots of Home-Grown IPOs
Jun.22 -- Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Charles Li talks about the outlook for the market and China’s national security law. He speaks at the Bloomberg Invest Global Summit. (Excerpts)
Curated Video
Russia May Use These Iranian Missiles To Turn Out Lights In Ukraine
Russia is reportedly purchasing Iranian Fateh-100 and Zolfaghar missiles to use against Ukraine.
Bloomberg
Who Wins Battle for U.S. Physical Storage Facilities?
Oct. 29 -- SpaceWays Managing Director Robert Rebholz explains the companys physical storage product on Bloomberg West. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg
Ebola Is Also an Economic Tragedy: World Banks Evans
Oct. 16 -- World Bank Senior Economist David Evans discusses the economic impact of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa. He speaks on Bloomberg Surveillance. (Source: Bloomberg)
Sky News
Poor Investment in Bank technology causes faults
Poor Investment in Bank technology causes faults
Bloomberg
Are Skinny Bundles a Threat to Cable TV?
May 6 -- David Kirkpatrick, Techonomy chief executive officer, and Bloomberg Intelligence's Geetha Ranganathan discuss how streaming media is challenging traditional TV. They speak with Bloomberg's Ramy Inocencio on "Bloomberg West."
Curated Video
Robot scientists figuring out how to beat the cyber hackers
LEADIN:Fears over cyber security have been heightened since the computer virus called Petya was launched in the Ukraine and spread rapidly across Europe.There's growing concern about how to make sure our new generation of connected...
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High tech gives tennis fans an insiders view of Wimbledon
The world's top ranking tennis players are donning their all whites for the Wimbledon grand slam in the UK.This year the All England Club is promising their new technology including artificial intelligence and real time data and tracking...
Bloomberg
Kyle Bass Is 'Very Long Dollars' in Bet Against Hong Kong
May.21 -- Kyle Bass, chief investment officer at Hayman Capital Management, discusses his short of the Hong Kong dollar against the U.S. dollar as part of his view that Hong Kong's Monetary Authority has insufficient reserves to protect...
Bloomberg
America Can't Go to War Without Us, General Dynamics CEO Says
Aug.25 -- Phebe Novakovic, General Dynamics Corp. chairman and CEO, talks about the importance of her company to national security and competition in the defense industry. She appears on "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer...
Bloomberg
Why Confluent Decided to Hit the Public Market Via SPAC
Jun.24 -- Confluent CEO Jay Kreps discusses the data infrastructure software maker's U.S. initial public offering and the fight against cyber threats with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."
Curated Video
Rising Sea Levels In East Africa Threatening Home Evacuations
Tanzania's capital city could lose up to $5.3 billion in public and private assets because of the threat of rising sea levels and flooding.
Curated Video
WHO bilaterals, comments on Iraq
1. Wide shot of impromptu press conference with Yuri Shevchenko, Russian Health Minister
2. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Yuri Shevchenko, Russian Health Minister:
"We are not going to close the (Chinese) borders. We are going just to restrict...
Curated Video
More time needed for decision to abolish leap second
1. Wide shot of International Telecommunication Union (ITU) conference meeting
2. Cutaway of delegates
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Dick Baird, head of US delegation to the ITU:
"It is our responsibility to make adjustments to accommodate...
Curated Video
USA: COLORADO/WASHINGTON: Y2K COMPUTER WATCH (14)
Russian/Eng/Nat .
Amid the heightened alert at America's early warning missile centre in the event of Y2K computer mishaps, a U-S general reported that missile launches have been detected.
It set off a flurry of speculation about who...
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USA: COLORADO: MILLENNIUM: AIR FORCE BASES Y2K (13)
Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado, Washington, and Cheyenne Mountain, MX Schriever Air Force Base, U-S, December 31
Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado
1. Wide shot flags and missiles
2. Wide shot soldier walks into missile silo
3. ...
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Bosnia - Health, War And Peace
(dur: 13 min 27 secs/eng. sot: 4 min. 19 secs)
Three months after the Dayton accord was signed in Paris,
implementing the peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina remains an
uphill task. But behind the scenes, and throughout the...