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U.S. Clothing Industry 'Pleased' With Uyghur Bill, AAFA Says
Stephen Lamar, president and chief executive officer of the American Apparel and Footwear Association, discusses what the political tensions between the U.S. and China over human rights are affecting businesses. AAFA is an industry trade...
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Equities May Face More Pressure Than Credit, Barings Says
Christopher Smart, chief global strategist at Barings, discusses Federal Reserve policy, the outlook for financial markets and the opportunities. He also talks about the Chinese government's efforts to support the economy, and the...
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Saidi: This Will Be a Choppy Period for Markets
Nov. 13 -- Nasser Saidi, founder and chief executive officer at Nasser Saidi & Associates, discusses the impact of a Donald Trump presidency on the markets and global growth. He speaks to Manus Cranny and Tracy Alloway on "Bloomberg...
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Columbia's Calomiris Says Financial Regulation Is a Flop
May.30 -- Columbia Graduate School of Business Professor Charles Calomiris discusses the state of financial regulation in the United States. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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SenseTime CEO on IPO, Regulations
Chinese artificial intelligence giant SenseTime debuts today. Bloomberg spoke to CEO Xu Li in early December, prior to sanctions from the Biden administration, and discussed the company's business strategies.
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CBO's AHCA Score Can Add to Trump's Budget Battle
May.24 -- President Donald Trump's 2018 budget could face a big roadblock from the Congressional Budget Office when it scores the ACHA plan passed by the House. Bloomberg's Toluse Olorunnipa reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Rep. Black Sees June Timeframe for Budget Release
May.24 -- Rep. Diane Black, chairman of the House Budget Committee and a Republican from Tennessee, discusses President Donald Trump's 2018 budget and the need to get deficit spending under control. She speaks with Bloomberg's David...
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BlackRock's Carney Says Tax Reform Won’t Hurt Munis
Feb.23 -- Sean Carney, head of municipal strategy at BlackRock, and Bob Michele, chief investment officer at JPMorgan Asset Management, discuss how U.S. tax reform may impact the tax advantage of municipal bonds. They speak on "Bloomberg...
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Biden's Curbs Extend Global Chip Fall
Chip-related stocks in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan slumped as traders returning from Monday's holidays reacted to the Biden administration's move to put fresh curbs on China's access to US semiconductor technology. Charles Shum...
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0: Number of Big 3 Networks Televising Obamas Speech
Nov. 20 -- On BWest Byte, Cory Johnson reports on the big three networks' unwillingness to broadcast President Obamas speech on immigration tonight. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Trump Stands to Learn GOP Lessons in Budget Process
Aug.01 -- Charles Gabriel, founder at Capital Alpha Partners, discusses the distance in the budget process between President Donald Trump and House and Senate Republicans. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Yarmouth: Magnitude of Trump Budget Cuts 'Unrealistic'
May.23 -- Rep. John Yarmuth, a member of the House Budget Committee and a Democrat from Kentucky, discusses President Donald Trump's 2018 budget. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Henry Kissingers Lessons on U.S. Foreign Policy
Oct. 22 -- Walter Isaacson, president and chief executive officer at Aspen Institute, talks with Tom Keene about former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissingers approach to foreign policy. He speaks in todays This Matters Now on...
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Trump Proposes $4.4 Trillion Budget
Feb.12 -- Bloomberg's Michael McKee discusses President Donald Trump's fiscal 2019 budget proposal. He speaks with Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close."
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Did the Midterms Strengthen U.S. Foreign Policy?
Nov. 6 -- Foreign Affairs Editor Gideon Rose discusses how the midterm elections may affect United States foreign policy. He speaks on ÷Bloomberg Surveillance.
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Senator David Perdue on U.S. Debt and Budget Process
May 2 -- Senator David Perdue, a Republican from Georgia, talks with Scarlet Fu about U.S. debt levels, the budget process, and fiscal vs. monetary policy. He speaks from the Milken Institute Global Conference on "Bloomberg Markets."
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US to Announce New China Chip Limits
The Biden administration is planning to announce new restrictions on China's access to US semiconductor technology, according to people familiar with the matter. Stephen Engle reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Former South Korean Foreign Minister Kang on Bid for ILO Top Post
Former South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha, one of the five candidates bidding bit for the Director General post at the United Nations' International Labor Organization, discusses the state of the global labor market amid the...
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Fed May Grapple With Stagflation: Quill Intelligence
Danielle DiMartino Booth, chief executive officer and chief strategist at Quill Intelligence and Bloomberg Opinion columnist, discusses Fed policy, U.S. inflation and fiscal policy. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open."
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Obamas Change in Tone Echoes Bush on War Footing
Sept. 25 -- President Barack Obamas blunt words on Islamic terrorism marked a striking shift for his annual address to United Nations, as he moved away from the language of accommodation to rhetoric reminiscent of predecessor President...
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EX-CBO Director Holtz-Eakin Breaks Down Trump's Budget
May.24 -- Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president at American Action Forum and former director of the Congressional Budget Office, discusses President Donald Trump's 2018 budget and why he sees tax reform having a big impact on growth. He speaks...
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U.S. Foreign Policy Needs to Begin at Home: IJL's Zvobgo
Jan.28 -- On this episode of "Bloomberg Equality," Kelebogile Zvobgo, founder and director of the International Justice Lab, shares her views on how the Biden administration should deal with human rights, diversity and diplomatic issues....
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US Chip Suppliers Pull Back From China's Yangtze After Biden Ban
US chip-equipment makers are taking action to comply with new regulations to limit sales to Chinese customers. Applied Materials Inc., KLA Corp. and Lam Research Corp. are set to have began or are preparing to withdrawing staff from...
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Sri Lanka Talks Centered Around Loan Recast, Finance Minister Says
Sri Lanka's Finance Minister Ali Sabry discusses the government's efforts to fight the worsening economic crisis. Sabry is in Washington with other officials seeking emergency funds during the so-called spring meetings of the...