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Bloomberg is a global media company specializing in financial information, news and analysis. It provides a wide range of services including television channels, radio, magazines, news portals and trading terminals. Bloomberg is also known for its financial indexes such as Bloomberg Terminal, which is an important tool for financial professionals. The company was founded by Michael Bloomberg in 1981 and has since become one of the leading sources of financial information and analysis in the world.

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The diplomat predicted the actions of the United States in the "unification" of Ukraine and Russia
John Herbst The United States will impose sanctions against Russia if it annexes Ukraine. This was stated by former US Ambassador to Kyiv John Herbst, RIA Novosti reports. “I believe that indeed Russian aggression is a threat and cannot be ignored. If that happens, I think the United States will impose very serious sanctions,” Herbst said. He noted that the accession of Ukraine could destroy the R...
Analysts called the threat to the Paris climate agreement
Analysts believe that the implementation of the agreement may be hindered by rising prices for solar panels. Their producers may refuse to increase production capacity, Rising solar panel prices threaten to slow down the transition to clean energy needed to curb climate change, according to a report by analyst firm Rystad Energy. Bloomberg writes about it. Analysts estimate that global solar panel...
The Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic called the condition for the abolition of the mask regime in the country
The mask regime and other restrictions in the Czech Republic can be relaxed when at least 75% of people are vaccinated against the coronavirus, the head of the Ministry of Health says. Now about 11 are made in the country, The mandatory wearing of masks in the Czech Republic can be lifted when at least 75% of the country's population is vaccinated, reports České Noviny, citing a statement by Czech...
Bloomberg saw a threat to rocket launches due to COVID-demand for oxygen
Demand for liquid oxygen has risen amid a surge in the number of people infected with coronavirus. In the space industry, it is used as fuel for rockets. A summer rise in coronavirus cases and the need to divert liquid oxygen supplies to hospitals have threatened U.S. space launches , Bloomberg reported. Florida, where the NASA spaceport is located, experiences the greatest need for oxygen. A numb...
What retail: how a "reverse racist" made $ 4 billion on innovation
Louise Elena Trajena is called the queen of Brazilian retail - she turned a small chain of consumer electronics stores into one of the largest companies in the country. She also fights for the rights of women and minorities, yes, “I started selling when I was 12. My family is very fond of retail, we have always been strong in innovation. We created an electronics store when no one thought about it...
Fifth Russian vaccine. The most relevant about the pandemic on August 27, the
Ministry of Health registered the fifth Russian vaccine against COVID-19 - the most relevant about the coronavirus in the RBC review August 27, 11:21 Moscow time million Infected 0 +51 (per day) 27.2 thousand Died +698959 (per day) 214.6 million Infected 0 +10621 (per day) 4.5 million Died Source: JHU, federal and regional headquarters for combating the virus Situation in Russia In Russia, 19,5......
7 million vacancies: why employers in the US cannot find employees In the US
labor marketmillions of vacancies are open, but Americans are in no hurry to fill them. Bloomberg figured out why the share of the economically active population is hitting negative records and when it will end The US economy is in a period of recovery. However, the labor market is now a record number of vacancies. But the number of employees has reached a minimum in the last 4......
Biden's rating has collapsed, whose investments will not be a secret. Highlights of the night
After the capture of Kabul, Biden's approval level dropped to a minimum, the investment of potential corrupt officials will allow checking whether the scandalous US opioid producer has shareholders from Russia. Breaking news - in the review of RBC Biden's approval rating plummeted after Taliban takeover of Afghanistan Before the fighters of the Taliban terrorist movement, banned in Russia, entered...
How we changed business during a pandemic: the story of three “covid” startups
Three American startups had to radically change the scope of their activities due to the pandemic. Now these well-adapted companies can survive a new crisis. Bloomberg tells the story of their survival A year and a half has passed since the start of the pandemic, and many companies are beginning to adjust to the idea that the world is gradually returning to a semblance of normality. But there are ...
No need to invent anything: Mark Andriessen - on the principles of investing
Investor Mark Andreessen, who was one of the first to invest in Twitter and Facebook, told Bloomberg about his main mistakes, the reasons for believing in IT companies and cryptocurrency. He also gave advice to those Mark Andreessen, a venture capitalist who has been involved in Internet projects since the dawn of the web, has advice for ordinary investors who do not know where to invest their mon...
Scientists have announced a drop in the effectiveness of vaccines and proposed a plan of action
According to their study, the effectiveness of vaccines against COVID-19fell below 50% due to delta strain mutation. In their opinion, in order to prevent an increase in the number of cases, it is necessary to develop new vaccines and vaccinate minors. A group of British scientists who are investigating a vaccine campaign against coronavirus infection COVID-19 have found that vaccines aimed at com...
In Moscow, the number of patients on mechanical ventilation fell to a minimum since mid-June
In Moscow, the number of patients with coronavirus on artificial lung ventilation (IVL) devices has decreased to 455, the capital's operational headquarters reported on Telegram. This is a record figure since June 14, follows from the data of the operational headquarters, then 457 people were on mechanical ventilation. In addition, 25......
Blooming Market: How Social Media and the Pandemic Helped US Flower Growers
While major flower growers have experienced problems due to COVID-19, small farms began to enter the market. What allowed them to abandon the role of small suppliers and open their own stores - in the Bloomberg material In early April, the highly anticipated Tiny Hearts store opened in Hillsdale, New York. Buckets of raspberry buttercups and tall willow twigs were lined up along the walls, waiting...
Apple removes anti-vaccination dating app from AppStore
The company explained that the application does not comply with the rules of the AppStore. The platform itself considered Apple's actions censorship Apple has removed Unjected, a dating app for unvaccinated people, from its AppStore. The social network itself announced this on its Instagram. Unjected posted a snapshot of a letter from Apple stating that the app does not comply with AppStore polici...
In the United States, they announced a new "epicenter" of the spread of coronavirus
They became the state of Florida, where the number of cases per day increased from 1 thousand in June to 21 thousand in July. State accounts for one-fifth of all new COVID-19 casesin a day. Florida authorities were among the first to lift quarantine measures In the US state of Florida on Friday, 21.6 thousand new cases of coronavirus infection were recorded, which was a record since the beginning ...
US Congress approves sanctions against Nord Stream 2
The lower house of Congress approved an amendment that could block the president's right to waive sanctions against the Russian gas pipeline.The bill also implies an increase in financial assistance to Ukraine The U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill to fund the State Department in 2022, Bloomberg Government journalist Jack Fitzpatrick, who covers Congress, said on Twitter. 217 congressme...
China declares stalemate in relations with the US
The past talks between the representatives of the two countries highlighted the existing differences, Beijing said. Washington replied that they did not pursue the goal of resolving specific issues, The talks held in China between representatives of the US and Chinese foreign ministries only underlined the deep differences between the countries and did not lead to a consensus. It is reported by Bl...
Fewer stamps in passports, agreement on Nord Stream 2. The main thing for the day The United States confirmed the agreement with Germany on Nord Stream 2, part of the mandatory stamps will disappear from passports, exercises on the sovereign Runet took pl
US announces agreement with Germany on Nord Stream 2 US State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland at the hearing confirmed the information previously published by Reuters and Bloomberg on the conclusion of an agreement between Washington and Berlin on Nord Stream 2. There is no official text yet, but Nuland spoke in general terms about the agreements. In exchange for permission to complete the ...
The Kremlin ruled out the closedness of the authorities on the topic of COVID-19
The Kremlin does not agree with statements about the closed nature of the authorities in covering the topic of coronavirus infection. This was stated by the press secretary of the President of Russia Dmitry Peskov, Interfax reports. “Data on Russia and the main cities, data on deaths, data on newly ill, recovered ones are published regularly,” he said. Peskov denied Bloomberg data on "unofficial s...
Goldman Sachs estimates oil demand decline due to COVID delta strain The
spread of the Indian strain of COVID-19 could lead to a decrease in daily global demand by 1 million barrels. At the beginning of the week, oilfell sharply on investors' fears about the recovery of the global economy An increase in the number of people infected with the delta strain of coronavirus in the world can lead to the fact that global oil demand will decrease by 1 million barrels per day, ...
Reducing pork imports to China contributes to lower world prices
Bloomberg predicts a sharp drop in China 's record pork imports . According to experts, this will reduce pressure on the global meat market and lead to a decrease in prices on a global scale - at least for food products in one category. In July-December, the world's largest importer of animal protein sources may reduce pork imports by more than 5......
Mortality from drugs in Russia increased by 60% against the backdrop of a pandemic
The number of Russians who died in the pandemic 2020 from drug problems increased by 60% compared to the previous year, Rosstat revealed. Worldwide, coronavirus leads to increased consumption of alcohol and drugs, Deaths in Russia from drug-related causes jumped 60% last year to 7,316, up from 4,569 deaths a year earlier, before the pandemic. Such information was published by Rosstat this month. I...
When China becomes the world's first economy: 5 scenarios from Bloomberg
Bloomberg figured out when China will overtake the USand become the leading economy of the world, and under what circumstances this will never happen. Here are some main scenarios for the development of events When will China overtake the US as the world's largest economy? This is one of the most burning questions for directors of companies who would like to know which market will be the most prof...
Artificial foie gras created in France
French company Gourmey launches laboratory-grown foie gras For the production of artificial foie gras, the stem cells of a fertilized duck egg are placed in a test tube. A similar technology is used in the cultivation of artificial meat. Experts managed to preserve the taste and texture of the delicacy, said a Bloomberg journalist who attended a closed tasting. Foie gras is in an existential crisi...
Seoul Sets Maximum Level COVID-19 Restrictions
Seoul, South Korea In the capital of South Korea, Seoul, new coronavirus restrictions of the highest - fourth - level came into force, they will last for two weeks. The new requirements were announced on July 9 by the Seoul Central Headquarters for Infection Control, Hankyoreh reported. This came amid a rise in the number of infections in the country since the end of June. On July 9, when the deci...
Woman infected with two strains of COVID-19 dies in Belgium
A woman has died in Belgium after contracting both the "British" and "South African" versions of the coronavirus at the same time, Bloomberg reports. According to the publication, a 90-year-old woman was admitted to a hospital in the Belgian city of Aalst back in March. On the day of her hospitalization, she was diagnosed with the alpha variant of COVID-19 ("British"), the woman's condition quickl...
Free market rules: what conquered consumers Argentine Amazon
Since the beginning of the pandemic, MercadoLibre has been able to significantly increase sales. The interest of buyers contributes to the growth of the company in the financial services sector. Among them are not only the payment service and lending, When lockdowns began in Latin American cities in March 2......
Explosion in the Caspian Sea, the Russians are stuck in Cuba. Highlights of the night
A video of an unknown explosion in the Caspian Sea has appeared on social networks, apartment prices in Moscow have updated a record for 12 years, 150 Russians are stuck in Cuba with positive tests for COVID - an incomprehensible explosion occurred in the RBC top news review An explosion occurred in the Azerbaijani part of the Caspian Sea near the village of Alyat, the video of which was shared on...
Congress did not approve the suspension of sanctions against Nord Stream 2
Appropriations Committee approved an amendment that prohibits Biden from lifting sanctionsagainst the gas pipeline in fiscal year 2022. For it to come into force, it must be approved by both houses of Congress and signed by the president. The US House Appropriations Committee has approved an amendment that prevents President Joe Biden from suspending sanctions against the Nord Stream 2 gas pipelin...
Japanese company obliges remote workers to pay colleagues in the office
The Japanese company Disco Corp has demanded that employees working from home pay those colleagues who continue to travel to work in the office, The Japan Times reported. Disco Corp is a supplier of semiconductor manufacturing equipment. “It is unfair to require some people to come when others stay at home. The corporate currency offers incentives and the choice is yours,” CEO Kazuma Sekiya told B...

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