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Temu asked by the EU Commission to clarify measures taken against illegal products

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Chinese online marketplace Temu will have until 21 October to answer European Commission questions on illegal products under the Digital Services Act (DSA).
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Tariffs force Nike to boost prices, costing customers $1 billion

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Tariffs force Nike to boost prices, costing customers $1 billion. (Scripps News)
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Calls to legally require supermarkets to reveal ‘shrinkflation’ to customers

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Supermarkets would be forced to tell their customers if they want them to “pay more for less” under proposals designed to tackle “shrinkflation”. The Liberal Democrats want government legislation amended to legally require large...
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Bloomberg

Traders Weigh Tariff Angst & US Recession Odds

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Economists see the chance of a US economic contraction increasing due to President Trump's trade war. Ana Boata, Head of Economic Research at Allianz Trade speaks to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie about how tariffs might impact the US economy...
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Bloomberg

Rivian Spins Off 'Micromobility' Startup Also

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Electric vehicle maker Rivian is spinning out a startup focused on small EVs designed for short trips, with investment from venture capital firm Eclipse. Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe and Eclipse partner Jiten Behl speak with Caroline Hyde on...
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Bloomberg

Hwo Tariffs Uncertainty May Fuel Stagflation Risk, According to Barclays

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As Trump's tariffs keep markets on edge, Barclays Global Chairman of Research Ajay Rajadhyaksha speaks on The China Show about the longer-term consequences of the trade war, including stagflation risk and a considerable slowdown in US...
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Bloomberg

Richelieu Dennis Weighs in on the Consumer Strength Amid Inflation Pressures

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Richelieu Dennis, the founder and Chair of The Sundial Group of Companies says though consumers are scaling back, they are looking "for inexpensive indulgences." Speaking with Romaine Bostick on "Bloomberg The Close," he also comments on...
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Bloomberg

Will Trump's 'Liberation Day' Start A Trade War?

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Andrew Hale, Senior Policy Analyst for Trade Policy at the Heritage Foundation, discusses whether or not April 2nd, known as "Liberation Day" by President Trump, will be the start of a trade war. He talks about how markets need clarity...
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Bloomberg

Trump's 25% Tariffs on Auto Imports to Start Next Week

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US President Donald Trump signed a proclamation to implement a 25% tariff on auto imports. The proclamation specified automobile tariffs would be collected starting at 12:01 a.m. Washington time on April 3. The White House said the...
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Bloomberg

Dust in The Air Leaves Everyone Cautious: 3-Minute MLIV

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Anna Edwards and Paul Dobson break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade." For up to the minute market intelligence and insight, click MLIV .
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Bloomberg

KIND Snacks Founder Invests in Barry's

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Serial entrepreneur and Shark Tank judge Daniel Lubetzky, the Co-Founder of KIND Snacks, is now investing in the global fitness studio brand Barry's. He joined Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about what health-conscious consumers are...
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Bloomberg

M&A Has Basically Stopped, Kayne Anderson's Rabil Says

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Kayne Anderson CEO Al Rabil says the odds of a recession or a hard landing are underestimated by a vast majority of the public on "Bloomberg Open Interest."
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Bloomberg

Holcim Chairman: 'Right Time' to Take Amrize Public

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Holcim Chairman and Amrize Chairman and CEO Jan Jenisch outlines Holcim's planned spinoff of its US construction materials business Amrize.
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Bloomberg

Dubai Watch Buyers Snap Up $240,000 Timepieces

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Independent Swiss watchmaker MB&F's founder Maximilian Büsser recalls struggling to sell even two ultra-luxury timepieces in the Middle East a few years ago. Last year, his firm sold 46 in the region, some worth as much as $240,000....
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Bloomberg

Yum China CEO Wat on China's Consumers, Strategy

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Yum China Holdings is China's largest restaurant company and the ­operator of the KFC and Pizza Hut brands on the Chinese mainland. Wat discusses how she sees consumer sentiment in China and her company's strategy for 2025. She speaks...
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State of the restaurant industry in 2025

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CEO of Stoner Pizza John Stenson spoke with Scripps News about the state of the restaurant business in 2025 and how his chain has been able to open over a dozen new locations.
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Bloomberg

Carnival CEO Expects Strong Cruise Demand This Year

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Carnival Corp. President and CEO Josh Weinstein discusses the company's earnings forecast and the outlook for the cruise industry with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec on Bloomberg Television.
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Bloomberg

Marathon's Richards Says Credit Is the Place to Be

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Marathon Asset Management Chair and CEO Bruce Richards says investors are rotating out of equities and credit markets are "behaving really, really well." Speaking on "Bloomberg The Close," Richards also discusses where he is finding...
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Bloomberg

Market Pullback Near End: Columbia Threadneedle's Wade

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Markets are getting close to the end of the pullback, according to Tiffany Wade, Columbia Threadneedle Investments senior portfolio manager. She spoke with Caroline Hyde and Tim Stenovec on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Retail sales up slightly after decline in January

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Consumer sentiment was down in March, but experts note that how people feel about the economy doesn't always match their spending habits. (Scripps News)
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Bloomberg

Wells Fargo's Samana Expects the Dollar to Rally

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Sameer Samana, Wells Fargo Investment Institute senior global market strategist, expects the US dollar to rally from here as tech starts to bottom out and "hot money" comes back home. He's on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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How US beauty supply stores could be impacted by tariffs

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U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports can be felt all the way down to the products at your local beauty supply store. (Scripps News Group)
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Investors on edge amid US tariff policies and Wall Street sell-offs

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The Trump administration's tariff policy is shaking up Wall Street. (Scripps News)
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Director of the Irish Whiskey comments on Trump's threats of drinks tarrifs

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Eoin Ó Catháin, Director of the Irish Whiskey Association, comments on US President Donald Trump's threats of a 200% tariff on European wine, Champagne and spirits. It came after the European Commission announced it would reintroduce...