Footage from the picket line at Edinburgh Waverley station where rail workers are striking over jobs, pay and conditions. Interviews with RMT member Mike Hogg and Scottish Greens MSP Ariane Burgess.

As China resets the reopening narrative and new Covid zero guidance, how are investors adjusting risk outlook? About 60% of investors say they are bullish on Chinese equities for 2023, according to a Bloomberg survey of 134 top fund...

The Electoral Reform Society have said the Elections Bill, which will be in its report stage in the House of Commons on Monday, is politically ‘risky’ and a threat to the UK’s quality of electoral integrity.



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Aug.01 -- Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Matt Winkler discusses municipal high-yield bonds with Bloomberg's David Westin and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power."

Jan.18 -- Between growth and value investors, who is gaining an edge these days? CIBC Quantitative Strategist Jeff Evans discusses the long-term attractiveness of value investing on Bloomberg North with Amanda Lang.

April 28 -- Deutsche Bank AG reported a surprise gain in first-quarter profit on a drop in legal expenses as Chief Executive Officer John Cryan warned of a potential loss later in the year as the bank's restructuring plan takes hold....

Aug. 10 -- Former Wells Fargo Chairman and CEO Richard Kovacevich discusses U.S. banking regulations. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."

Sep.18 -- Australia's pension funds are helping fuel the hunt for unicorns. Venture-capital firms based in the country raised a record amount of money in 2018, largely from the world's fourth-largest pension pool. Matthew Burgess reports...

Nov.11 -- Brent Saunders, Allergan Chairman & chief executive officer discusses striking a balance between blockbuster therapies and steady growth. He speaks with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde on 'Bloomberg Markets.'

Dec.17 -- Private credit has transformed the oldest game in banking: loans. In the decade since the crisis, investors have poured vast sums of money at companies that are generally too small or too risky for sober bankers. What began...