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Designer LaQuan Smith on pushing the fashion culture forward and diversity in the industry
DESIGNER LAQUAN SMITH ON PUSHING THE FASHION CULTURE FORWARD AND DIVERSITY IN THE INDUSTRY
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Oliver Wyman Partner Daniel Tannebaum on Xinjiang's Solar Industry
May.16 -- China's solar industry is facing increasing scrutiny after allegations of forced labor in the region of Xinjiang. We discuss the likelihood of further sanctions with Daniel Tannebaum, Partner at an international management...
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Siemens Healthineers Raises 2021 Forecast
Jochen Schmitz, chief financial officer at Siemens Healthineers AG, discusses raising the 2021 guidance, the outlook for antigen testing kits and the company’s policy on returning to the office following the pandemic. He speaks on...
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Swiss Re Chairman Ermotti on Costs of Cybersecurity
Jun.22 -- Sergio P. Ermotti, Chairman , Swiss Re speaks with Bloomberg’s Manus Cranny at the Qatar Economic Forum, powered by Bloomberg, about the costs of cyber-attacks and why spending on security is so important in this day and age.
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Television show deals with the sensitive issue of sexual health
In the religiously conservative country of Pakistan, a television show is tackling an issue rarely discussed in public: sex.
For the past two-and-a-half years, the station, called Health TV (HTV), had been airing a show titled 'Clinic...
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The Chinese government censors all mention of June 4, 1989, when scores of students were killed by army troops ordered to clear Tiananmen Square from demonstrators. Few Chinese students today know the outlines of the tragedy. (June 3)
(SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Lu Qiuxuan, Student - Beijing Foreign Studies University:)
"I have never ever heard my teacher talk about June 4. Never ever. In our textbooks, this never was mentioned. And, there was no explanation." ...
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US, Japan Talk North Korean Nuclear Threat
The United States pledged Thursday to deepen cooperation with allies South Korea and Japan on deterring the North Korean nuclear threat, working to ramp up pressure following worrying provocations. Leaders of the three countries urged...
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CLEAN : Referendum inspires artists at Edinburgh Festival Fringe
CLEAN : Referendum inspires artists at Edinburgh Festival Fringe
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CLEAN : Turksih Kurds show support in Kobane
CLEAN : Turksih Kurds show support in Kobane
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LOL - Love out Loud at major digital festival
LEADINAll you need is love, according to experts at one of Europe's largest digital festivals.Organisers say that the Internet has been taken over by trolls, hate groups, and fake news and that it is time to fight back.STORYLINEThis is...
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Single Resolution Says EU Shouldn't Be Bailing Out Banks
May.23 -- Single Resolution Chair Elke Koenig discusses her outlook for European banks. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Coats Not Commenting on Trump Collusion Report
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST:POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY Washington DC - 23 May 2017 1. Various of McCain asking Coats about reports President Donald Trump asked Coats to deny collusion between the Russians and Trump...
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Jimmy Kimmel Talks Fears About Trump & How He Will Address Harvey Weinstein at Oscars | THR News
“I never imagined he would actually be elected. I remember joking about it: If you tried to think of the most extreme example of someone who would never be elected president, Trump was a name you’d throw in there."
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Who Will Be The Next 'Bachelor'? | THR News
It’s getting down to the wire on Rachel Lindsay’s season of 'The Bachelorette.' With only three men left, Bachelor Nation can’t help but wonder: Who will be the next Bachelor?
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Russian Energy Minister Novak Says Oil Prices Are Probably 'a Bit' High
Oct.03 -- There’s always risk of oil prices going too high, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak says in a Bloomberg Television interview with Annmarie Hordern in Moscow.
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Trump Tweets About "Nuclear Button," Celebs Call on Twitter to Take Action | THR News
President Donald Trump's "nuclear button" tweet aimed at North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has resurfaced questions about whether Trump's posts should violate his social media platform of choice's Twitter Rules.