Here's Why: Where we explain one news story in just a few minutes with help from our experts at Bloomberg.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 258 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsBusiness News |
Some of the world's wealthiest countries are struggling with debts higher than their own GDP, and it's upending their politics. Governments in France, the UK, the US and elsewhere are having to balance rising interest payments with demands for more i... more
It's been a great six months for US stock markets, despite turbulence from tariffs and geopolitical tensions. Economic data continues to surprise to the upside. The Federal Reserve has extended a fresh lifeline to Wall Street. But beneath that surfac... more
A small toy monster with a toothy grin, known as a Labubu doll, has taken the world by storm, adorning the bags of millions of consumers — including popstar Rihanna and tennis champion Naomi Osaka. Some editions fetch thousands of dollars on resale, ... more
Recent incursions by Russian drones into NATO airspace had caused alarm across Europe, and triggered a military response from Poland. EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has promised a 'drone wall' along its eastern border - but what would i... more
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Ok tell me why wind can’t be sustained by the market price of energy? If it can then it will be built, I assume they only exist because of the government subsidies.
It was said when they get up and running the “can give you free power” - I think that is likely an uninformed opinion. Do some homework Rachael, come with numbers. Learn about the maintenance and cradle to grave co2 for coal, oil, gas, wind, solar - then you’ll be ready for an interview.
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Really enjoy listening to your podcast over the last several years thank you. Some feedback about the PG&E ads where it claims PG&E is listening to its customers and has some guy saying “it’s fair” is a a bit galling and maybe reflect on your show or shows that you’re using it in. Just thought I would chime in and never comment on things but I imagine I’m not alone and thinking it’s sort of important taste. And like I said galling is the best word I could think to describe it.
Just another money-making scheme to cram more ads into an already redundant podcast that’s covered by other Bloomberg shows.
Roughly 25-40% ads, once the disc starts, content is okay
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Focused on current events and critical issues affecting the business landscape, this show offers succinct insights, usually delivered in a concise format. Key topics often circle around economic policies, international trade, and technology's influence on various market sectors. The content is tailored for listeners seeking to quickly comprehend the implications of breaking news, supported by expert commentary and analysis from Bloomberg professionals. A unique aspect is its ability to bridge complex subjects into digestible discussions, making it ideal for busy professionals who want to stay informed without committing to lengthy episodes.
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1. Rachel Morison
2. Catherine Lucey
3. Brendan Murray
4. Parmy Olson
5. Feargus O'Sullivan
6. Mary Hui
7. Enda Curran
8. Tobias Meyer
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