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Stealth Lawyer: Keisha DePaz, Greeting Cards Maker
May 1 (Bloomberg) -- Keisha DePaz, founder of Punch Street, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about her transition from practicing law at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP to creating a unique line of cards for urban millennials.
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Stealth Lawyer: Keisha DePaz, Greeting Cards Maker
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Stealth Lawyer: Mark Russ Federman, Appetizing Shop
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Art Collector Cohen Opens Gallery in Milk Depot
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Rascals Perform in Broadway's `Once Upon a Dream'
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Rich Jaroslovsky Reviews HTC One Smartphone
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Stealth Lawyer: Eli Broverman, Financial Startup
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Neeleman Says Consolidation `Boom' For Airlines
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Sledding Alps Gives Camera Goggles Workout
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Christie's Plans First China Auction Later in Year
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Stealth Lawyer: Keisha DePaz, Greeting Cards Maker
May 1 (Bloomberg) -- Keisha DePaz, founder of Punch Street, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about her transition from practicing law at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP to creating a unique line of cards for urban millennials.
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Stealth Lawyer: Mark Russ Federman, Appetizing Shop
April 24 (Bloomberg) -- Mark Russ Federman, a third-generation owner of Russ & Daughters on Manhattan's Lower East Side, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about his transition from practicing law to running the family business, a purveyor of smoked fish and appetizers, for over 30 years. Federman also discusses his new book, "Russ & Daughters: Reflections and Recipes from the House That Herring Built."
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Art Collector Cohen Opens Gallery in Milk Depot
April 24 (Bloomberg) -- Multimillionaire Frank Cohen discusses his art collection and new gallery, the Dairy Art Centre in London's Bloomsbury, which opens today with an exhibition by Swiss-born abstract painter John Armleder.
Cohen, who is opening the space with fellow collector and art adviser Nicolai Frahm, spoke April 16 with Bloomberg's Farah Nayeri. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Rascals Perform in Broadway's `Once Upon a Dream'
April 18 (Bloomberg) -- The Rascals perform "Good Lovin'" as part of their Broadway show, "Once Upon a Dream." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Rich Jaroslovsky Reviews HTC One Smartphone
April 18 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Rich Jaroslovsky reviews HTC Corp.'s One smartphone.
The One, which will compete with Samsung's new Galaxy S4 in the market for high-end Android phones, features a vivid 4.7-inch screen and a camera incorporating advanced technology for better photos in low light. (Rich Jaroslovsky is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are his own. Source: Bloomberg)
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Stealth Lawyer: Eli Broverman, Financial Startup
April 17 (Bloomberg) -- Eli Broverman, co-founder and chief operating officer of Betterment LLC, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about his transition from practicing law at Proskauer Rose LLP to creating a Web-based money manager that helps investors set up no-maintenance, diversified and regularly rebalanced portfolios.
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Neeleman Says Consolidation `Boom' For Airlines
April 15 (Bloomberg) -- David Neeleman, founder and chief executive officer of Azul Linhas Aereas Brasileiras SA, talks about Brazil's economy and the U.S. airline industry.
He speaks with Tom Keene and Sara Eisen on Bloomberg Television's "Survillance." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Sledding Alps Gives Camera Goggles Workout
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- Naureen S. Malik tests the GoPro Hero3 camera, along with two pairs of goggles with built-in cameras, the Liquid Image Apex Plus HD and the Zeal Optics HD Camera. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Christie's Plans First China Auction Later in Year
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- Jonathan Stone chairman and international head of Asian art at Christie's, talks about the auction house's breakthrough into the Chinese market.
He speaks from Hong Kong with Guy Johnson and Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Sledding Alps Gives Camera Goggles Workout
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- Naureen S. Malik tests out the GoPro Hero3 camera, along with two pairs of goggles with built-in cameras, the Liquid Image Apex Plus HD and the Zeal Optics HD Camera. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Toyota, Suzuki to Benefit From Weaker Yen, IHS Says
April 8 (Bloomberg) -- Christoph Stuermer, research director at IHS Automotive, talks about the impact of weak yen on carmakers and suppliers and the outlook for the European car market.
He speaks from Frankfurt Francine Lacqua and Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bang & Olufsen Cutting Exposure to Europe, CEO Says
April 5 (Bloomberg) -- Tue Mantoni, chief executive officer of Bang & Olufsen A/S, talks about the company's five-year plan to restore profitability and expansion in emerging markets.
He speaks from Copenhagen with Francine Lacqua and Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Reggie Jackson to Auction Jersey From 1977 Series
April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Former New York Yankees outfielder Reggie Jackson talks about investing in sports memorabilia and his plan to auction the jersey he wore when he hit three home runs in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series.
Jackson, whose five home runs during the 1977 World Series earned him the nickname "Mr. October," speaks with Erik Schatzker and Stephanie Ruhle on Bloomberg Television’s “Market Makers.” (This is an excerpt. Source: Bloomberg)
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Polunin Speaks March 27, Before Disappearance
April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Ukrainian ballet dancer Sergei Polunin, who pulled out from a production of “Midnight Express” without giving any notice, spoke with Bloomberg's Farah Nayeri March 27 in London before disappearing.
The 23-year-old star, who was last sighted late on Tuesday, failed to show up for rehearsals the next day and has been unreachable since. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Cheap Nook Worth Look as Kindle-IPad Rival
April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Rich Jaroslovsky reviews Barnes & Noble Inc.'s Nook HD+, a nine-inch color tablet at a price that makes it an attractive alternative to Amazon’s 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD. (Rich Jaroslovsky is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are his own. Source: Bloomberg)
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Stealth Lawyer: Lenore Rice, Terra Cotta Importer
April 3 (Bloomberg) -- Lenore Rice, co-founder of Seibert & Rice, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about her transition from practicing law at Shearman & Sterling LLP to becoming the leading American importer of handmade terra cotta planters and urns from Impruneta, Italy.
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Stealth Lawyer: Lou Mongello, Disney Historian
Mar. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Lou Mongello, a Walt Disney World expert and historian, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about his transition from practicing law to creating an online audio and video show dedicated to celebrating the magic of Walt Disney World.
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H.R. Owen Says Aims to Improve After-Sale Service
March 27 (Bloomberg) -- Joe Doyle, chief executive officer of H.R. Owen Plc., talks about full-year profit reported today, demand for luxury cars and business outlook.
He speaks with Guy Johnson and Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Nick Cave Horses Whirl in Grand Central Centennial
March 26 (Bloomberg) -- Colorful, life-sized horses created by American artist Nick Cave whirl to live music as Manhattan's Grand Central Terminal celebrates its centennial.
Dancers from the Ailey School dress in the soundsuits and perform at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. every day in Vanderbilt Hall. The public project, which runs through March 31, was commissioned by MTA Arts for Transit and Creative Time. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Nick Cave on Dancers Dressed as Horses
March 26 (Bloomberg) -- Artist Nick Cave talks to Bloomberg’s Lili Rosboch about his art work of 30 dancers dressed as horses dancing to live music in New York’s Grand Central Terminal.
The colored, life-size creatures, commonly referred to as soundsuits, designed by Cave, will perform every day in Vanderbilt Hall, at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. through March 31. Nato Thompson of Creative Time, who collaborated with Cave and MTA Arts for Transit, also speaks. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Ikea Is Gaining Market Share in Italy
March 25 (Bloomberg) -- Lars Petersson, chief executive officer of Ikea Italy, talks about market share, the Italian economy and the company's partnership with Marriott International Inc. to launch a chain of European budget hotels in 2014.
He speaks from Milan with Francine Lacqua and Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Cantor Fitzgerald's Lutnick on Sandy Family Program
March 25 (Bloomberg) -- Howard Lutnick, chief executive officer of Cantor Fitzgerald LP, talks with Bloomberg’s Patrick Cole at P.S. 43 in the New York City borough of Queens, about the company’s Hurricane Sandy Family Support Program.
Cantor will dole out about $10 million to parents of children attending 19 elementary schools the company selected in Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, Staten Island and New Jersey affected by the natural disaster. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Jaroslovsky Reviews Samsung, HP Latop-Tablet Hybrid
March 21 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Rich Jaroslovsky reviews two personal-computer hybrids that look and work like regular laptops, but have screens that pop off to become fully functional tablets. The Samsung ATIV Smart PC Pro costs $1,200 and Hewlett-Packard Co.'s Envy x2 is $699. (Rich Jaroslovsky is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are his own. Source: Bloomberg)
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Stealth Lawyer: Ryan Steinman, SoulCycle Instructor
Mar. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Ryan Steinman, a SoulCycle instructor, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about his transition from practicing law at O'Melveny & Myers LLP to leading fitness classes. SoulCycle LLC provides a full body workout with inspirational coaching and high-energy music.
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Honig, McMillan, Price on California Wine Industry
March 19 (Bloomberg) -- Michael Honig, president of Honig Vineyard & Winery, Rob McMillan, founder of Silicon Valley Bank's Wine Division, and Bill Price, chairman of the Vincraft Group, discuss the outlook for the California wine industry.
Bloomberg's Ryan Flinn moderates the panel in San Francisco. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Base-Jumping Stunt Goes Horribly Wrong Richard Henriksen, a Norwegian surgeon, took part in a base-jumping stunt that went wrong. A bar he was holding on to broke causing him to plummet over the edge of a cliff. He survived after opening his parachute during the fall. Comments
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Successful (and Failed) Celebrity Endorsements While brands often pay celebrities to endorse their products they are not always successful. Bloomberg Television's Mark Barton reports on some products that have been boosted and damaged by celebrity endorsements. Comments
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The Unfinished $100 Million Dream David and Jackie Siegel’s dream mansion, called "Versailles", sits unfinished on 10 acres lakefront property in Orlando, Florida. Comments
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Art Collector Cohen Opens Gallery in Milk Depot
April 24 (Bloomberg) -- Multimillionaire Frank Cohen discusses his art collection and new gallery, the Dairy Art Centre in London's Bloomsbury, which opens today with an exhibition by Swiss-born abstract painter John Armleder.
Cohen, who is opening the space with fellow collector and art adviser Nicolai Frahm, spoke April 16 with Bloomberg's Farah Nayeri. (Source: Bloomberg)
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McLaren's $1.2M P1: A Race Car With Registration
March 5 (Bloomberg) -- McLaren design director Frank Stephenson introduces you to the P1, McLaren's new vehicle created by race car engineers that can take you from 0-60MPH in three seconds.
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A Recession-Proof Hideaway for the Rich and Famous Bloomberg's Thomas Gibson looks at the luxury Cernobbio offers while hosting heads of state and business leaders. Comments
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Young Americans Prefer Smoking Pot Over Cigarettes Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- On today's "Off The Charts," Scarlet Fu looks at the amount of people that smoke cigarettes compared to those that smoke marijuana. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Market Makers." (Source: Bloomberg) Comments
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The Five Scariest Airports to Land a Plane Former pilot Guy Hirst discusses the five airports he believes are the scariest to land on. Comments
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Pot Stealing Ninjas March 27 (Bloomberg) -- California police say a medical marijuana delivery man was robbed by two people wearing ninja costumes. Bloomberg’s Adam Johnson and Trish Regan report on Bloomberg Television’s “Street Smart.” (Source: Bloomberg) Comments
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Fly Like the Rich and Famous: Here's How Patrick Margetson-Rushmore, chief executive officer of London Executive Aviation, speaks about how his firm caters to highly demanding super-rich clients. Comments
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$1.8M Private Submarine Tops List of Top Yacht Toys Bored on your yacht with nothing to do? Get the best toys to explore above and below the water. Gadget experts give their opinion on what to buy to improve your yacht. Comments
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Pace Gallery Founder Arne Glimcher on Agnes Martin Charlie Rose, Oct. 30: Pace Gallery founder Arne Glimcher discusses the work of minimalist artist Agnes Martin. Comments
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'Egyptian Popeye' Shows Off 31-inch Biceps Nov. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Bodybuilder Moustafa Ismail, a 24-year-old Egyptian who lives in Massachusetts, is trying to get the Guinness World Records to certify that he has the biggest arms in the world. "They call me Popeye, the Egyptian Popeye," he told the Associated Press. Comments
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Thomas the Tank Engine Gets a Mattel Makeover Dec. 31 (Bloomberg) -- Thomas the Tank Engine is being redesigned for the new generation. Deirdre Bolton reports on today's "This Versus That" on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop." (Source: Bloomberg) Comments
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Night Club on Rails: Train From California to Vegas Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- On today's "Weird Wall Street," Bloomberg News discusses bizarre stories in business. They speak on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg) Comments
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Cheers: Which State Consumes the Most Beer? Oct. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Betty Liu reports on beer sales and consumption by state, per capita. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop." (Source: Bloomberg) Comments
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Ashley Judd May Challenge Mitch McConnell's Seat Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- On today's "Weird Wall Street," Bloomberg News discusses bizarre stories in business. They speak on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart." (Source: Bloomberg) Comments
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PR Stunt or Prank? Here's Coca-Cola's 007 Challenge Coke Zero challenged unsuspecting train passengers to unlock the 007 in them for their chance to win exclusive tickets for the new James Bond movie `Skyfall'. Comments
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Michael Jordan Puts Illinois Home on Market for $29M Michael Jordan, who led the Chicago Bulls to six NBA championships during his Hall of Fame career, is selling his suburban home for $29 million Comments
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My Pet Chicken Is No Joke; It's a Booming Business Oct. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Carol Massar explores the growing business of raising chickens at home with Derek Sasaki and Traci Torres, co-founders of My Pet Chicken. Bloomberg Enterprise airs Tuesdays at 9:00pm on Bloomberg Television. Comments
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HBO Asks $30K for 7ft 'Game of Thrones' Replica Fans of the HBO series "Game of Thrones" can now purchase a full-scale fiberglass reproduction of the show's "Iron Throne." The throne sells for $30,000 not including shipping priced at $1,800. Comments
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Robert De Niro Set to Play Madoff for HBO Actor Robert De Niro says he will play Bernie Madoff in a movie made for HBO Comments
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Godfather of French Cooking on Pig's Trotters Pierre Koffmann is considered one of the godfathers of French cooking in London. 35 years ago this month he opened his three star michelin restaurant La Tante Claire. He spoke to Bloomberg's food critic Richard Vines about why he still loves to cook, his world famous pig's trotter dish and nuturing the careers of some of the U.K.'s most famous chefs. Comments
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New Volkswagen Golf Features Roving WiFi Hotspot Volkswagen AG has announced a new Golf car with standardized components in a bid to boost sales. Comments
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Why Are American Women Having Fewer Babies? Feb. 6 (Bloomberg) -- On today's "Off The Charts," Scarlet Fu compares the U.S. birthrate to the rest of the world. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Market Makers." (Source: Bloomberg) Comments
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Six Powerful Ways to Stand Out at Work Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Daniel Roth, executive editor at LinkedIn, talks about the top shared stories on the professional networking site. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop." (Source: Bloomberg) Comments
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Art Collector Cohen Opens Gallery in Milk Depot
April 24 (Bloomberg) -- Multimillionaire Frank Cohen discusses his art collection and new gallery, the Dairy Art Centre in London's Bloomsbury, which opens today with an exhibition by Swiss-born abstract painter John Armleder.
Cohen, who is opening the space with fellow collector and art adviser Nicolai Frahm, spoke April 16 with Bloomberg's Farah Nayeri. (Source: Bloomberg)
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The Ultimate Credit Card? Solid Gold, 26 Diamonds A Visa card produced in Russia is now available for some of Kazakhstan's richest clients. It is made from solid gold and is encrusted with 26 diamonds. Comments
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Tesla's New Model S Faces Competition Tesla says its new Model S sedan's battery degrades over time, and will cost $22,500 to replace Comments
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Motorcycle Made of Wood, Yours for $3,000 When Hungarian farmer Istvan Puskas needed money to repair his home he decided to build a motorcycle out of wood hoping to sell the one-off vehicle for £3,000. The bike features a fuel tank made from a wine barrel and bull horn handlebars. Comments
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Surf-Side Glass House for Sale March 30 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Deirdre Bolton reports on a 1,200 square foot house for sale in California for close to $2 million. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Money Moves." (Source: Bloomberg) Comments
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First Female Team Principal on Women in Formula One Nov. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Monisha Kaltenborn, chief executive officer of the Sauber Formula One racing team, talks about her selection as the sport's only female team principal, quotas for women in traditionally male-dominated positions, scantily clad "pit girls" in Formula One and the outlook for female engineers and drivers in the racing series. Kalternborn, speaking with Bloomberg's Tariq Panja in Zurich, also discusses her relationship with Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone and the outlook for the business and growth of the sport. (Source: Bloomberg) Comments
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Looking to Remodel? You May Want to Check Out Houzz Feb. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Houzz Co-Founders Alon Cohen and Adi Tatarko explain how homeowners can use their platform to help remodel their homes. They speak with Emily Chang on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg) Comments
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Stealth Lawyer: Keisha DePaz, Greeting Cards Maker
May 1 (Bloomberg) -- Keisha DePaz, founder of Punch Street, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about her transition from practicing law at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP to creating a unique line of cards for urban millennials.
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Stealth Lawyer: Mark Russ Federman, Appetizing Shop
April 24 (Bloomberg) -- Mark Russ Federman, a third-generation owner of Russ & Daughters on Manhattan's Lower East Side, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about his transition from practicing law to running the family business, a purveyor of smoked fish and appetizers, for over 30 years. Federman also discusses his new book, "Russ & Daughters: Reflections and Recipes from the House That Herring Built."
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Rascals Perform in Broadway's `Once Upon a Dream'
April 18 (Bloomberg) -- The Rascals perform "Good Lovin'" as part of their Broadway show, "Once Upon a Dream." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Rich Jaroslovsky Reviews HTC One Smartphone
April 18 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Rich Jaroslovsky reviews HTC Corp.'s One smartphone.
The One, which will compete with Samsung's new Galaxy S4 in the market for high-end Android phones, features a vivid 4.7-inch screen and a camera incorporating advanced technology for better photos in low light. (Rich Jaroslovsky is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are his own. Source: Bloomberg)
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Stealth Lawyer: Eli Broverman, Financial Startup
April 17 (Bloomberg) -- Eli Broverman, co-founder and chief operating officer of Betterment LLC, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about his transition from practicing law at Proskauer Rose LLP to creating a Web-based money manager that helps investors set up no-maintenance, diversified and regularly rebalanced portfolios.
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Neeleman Says Consolidation `Boom' For Airlines
April 15 (Bloomberg) -- David Neeleman, founder and chief executive officer of Azul Linhas Aereas Brasileiras SA, talks about Brazil's economy and the U.S. airline industry.
He speaks with Tom Keene and Sara Eisen on Bloomberg Television's "Survillance." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Sledding Alps Gives Camera Goggles Workout
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- Naureen S. Malik tests the GoPro Hero3 camera, along with two pairs of goggles with built-in cameras, the Liquid Image Apex Plus HD and the Zeal Optics HD Camera. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Christie's Plans First China Auction Later in Year
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- Jonathan Stone chairman and international head of Asian art at Christie's, talks about the auction house's breakthrough into the Chinese market.
He speaks from Hong Kong with Guy Johnson and Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Sledding Alps Gives Camera Goggles Workout
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- Naureen S. Malik tests out the GoPro Hero3 camera, along with two pairs of goggles with built-in cameras, the Liquid Image Apex Plus HD and the Zeal Optics HD Camera. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Toyota, Suzuki to Benefit From Weaker Yen, IHS Says
April 8 (Bloomberg) -- Christoph Stuermer, research director at IHS Automotive, talks about the impact of weak yen on carmakers and suppliers and the outlook for the European car market.
He speaks from Frankfurt Francine Lacqua and Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bang & Olufsen Cutting Exposure to Europe, CEO Says
April 5 (Bloomberg) -- Tue Mantoni, chief executive officer of Bang & Olufsen A/S, talks about the company's five-year plan to restore profitability and expansion in emerging markets.
He speaks from Copenhagen with Francine Lacqua and Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Reggie Jackson to Auction Jersey From 1977 Series
April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Former New York Yankees outfielder Reggie Jackson talks about investing in sports memorabilia and his plan to auction the jersey he wore when he hit three home runs in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series.
Jackson, whose five home runs during the 1977 World Series earned him the nickname "Mr. October," speaks with Erik Schatzker and Stephanie Ruhle on Bloomberg Television’s “Market Makers.” (This is an excerpt. Source: Bloomberg)
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Polunin Speaks March 27, Before Disappearance
April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Ukrainian ballet dancer Sergei Polunin, who pulled out from a production of “Midnight Express” without giving any notice, spoke with Bloomberg's Farah Nayeri March 27 in London before disappearing.
The 23-year-old star, who was last sighted late on Tuesday, failed to show up for rehearsals the next day and has been unreachable since. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Cheap Nook Worth Look as Kindle-IPad Rival
April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Rich Jaroslovsky reviews Barnes & Noble Inc.'s Nook HD+, a nine-inch color tablet at a price that makes it an attractive alternative to Amazon’s 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD. (Rich Jaroslovsky is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are his own. Source: Bloomberg)
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Stealth Lawyer: Lenore Rice, Terra Cotta Importer
April 3 (Bloomberg) -- Lenore Rice, co-founder of Seibert & Rice, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about her transition from practicing law at Shearman & Sterling LLP to becoming the leading American importer of handmade terra cotta planters and urns from Impruneta, Italy.
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Stealth Lawyer: Keisha DePaz, Greeting Cards Maker
May 1 (Bloomberg) -- Keisha DePaz, founder of Punch Street, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about her transition from practicing law at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP to creating a unique line of cards for urban millennials.
Comments
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Stealth Lawyer: Mark Russ Federman, Appetizing Shop
April 24 (Bloomberg) -- Mark Russ Federman, a third-generation owner of Russ & Daughters on Manhattan's Lower East Side, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about his transition from practicing law to running the family business, a purveyor of smoked fish and appetizers, for over 30 years. Federman also discusses his new book, "Russ & Daughters: Reflections and Recipes from the House That Herring Built."
Comments
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Art Collector Cohen Opens Gallery in Milk Depot
April 24 (Bloomberg) -- Multimillionaire Frank Cohen discusses his art collection and new gallery, the Dairy Art Centre in London's Bloomsbury, which opens today with an exhibition by Swiss-born abstract painter John Armleder.
Cohen, who is opening the space with fellow collector and art adviser Nicolai Frahm, spoke April 16 with Bloomberg's Farah Nayeri. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Rascals Perform in Broadway's `Once Upon a Dream'
April 18 (Bloomberg) -- The Rascals perform "Good Lovin'" as part of their Broadway show, "Once Upon a Dream." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Rich Jaroslovsky Reviews HTC One Smartphone
April 18 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Rich Jaroslovsky reviews HTC Corp.'s One smartphone.
The One, which will compete with Samsung's new Galaxy S4 in the market for high-end Android phones, features a vivid 4.7-inch screen and a camera incorporating advanced technology for better photos in low light. (Rich Jaroslovsky is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are his own. Source: Bloomberg)
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Stealth Lawyer: Eli Broverman, Financial Startup
April 17 (Bloomberg) -- Eli Broverman, co-founder and chief operating officer of Betterment LLC, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about his transition from practicing law at Proskauer Rose LLP to creating a Web-based money manager that helps investors set up no-maintenance, diversified and regularly rebalanced portfolios.
Comments
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Neeleman Says Consolidation `Boom' For Airlines
April 15 (Bloomberg) -- David Neeleman, founder and chief executive officer of Azul Linhas Aereas Brasileiras SA, talks about Brazil's economy and the U.S. airline industry.
He speaks with Tom Keene and Sara Eisen on Bloomberg Television's "Survillance." (Source: Bloomberg)
Comments
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Sledding Alps Gives Camera Goggles Workout
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- Naureen S. Malik tests the GoPro Hero3 camera, along with two pairs of goggles with built-in cameras, the Liquid Image Apex Plus HD and the Zeal Optics HD Camera. (Source: Bloomberg)
Comments
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Christie's Plans First China Auction Later in Year
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- Jonathan Stone chairman and international head of Asian art at Christie's, talks about the auction house's breakthrough into the Chinese market.
He speaks from Hong Kong with Guy Johnson and Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
Comments
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Sledding Alps Gives Camera Goggles Workout
April 12 (Bloomberg) -- Naureen S. Malik tests out the GoPro Hero3 camera, along with two pairs of goggles with built-in cameras, the Liquid Image Apex Plus HD and the Zeal Optics HD Camera. (Source: Bloomberg)
Comments
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Toyota, Suzuki to Benefit From Weaker Yen, IHS Says
April 8 (Bloomberg) -- Christoph Stuermer, research director at IHS Automotive, talks about the impact of weak yen on carmakers and suppliers and the outlook for the European car market.
He speaks from Frankfurt Francine Lacqua and Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
Comments
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Bang & Olufsen Cutting Exposure to Europe, CEO Says
April 5 (Bloomberg) -- Tue Mantoni, chief executive officer of Bang & Olufsen A/S, talks about the company's five-year plan to restore profitability and expansion in emerging markets.
He speaks from Copenhagen with Francine Lacqua and Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Reggie Jackson to Auction Jersey From 1977 Series
April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Former New York Yankees outfielder Reggie Jackson talks about investing in sports memorabilia and his plan to auction the jersey he wore when he hit three home runs in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series.
Jackson, whose five home runs during the 1977 World Series earned him the nickname "Mr. October," speaks with Erik Schatzker and Stephanie Ruhle on Bloomberg Television’s “Market Makers.” (This is an excerpt. Source: Bloomberg)
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Polunin Speaks March 27, Before Disappearance
April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Ukrainian ballet dancer Sergei Polunin, who pulled out from a production of “Midnight Express” without giving any notice, spoke with Bloomberg's Farah Nayeri March 27 in London before disappearing.
The 23-year-old star, who was last sighted late on Tuesday, failed to show up for rehearsals the next day and has been unreachable since. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Cheap Nook Worth Look as Kindle-IPad Rival
April 4 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Rich Jaroslovsky reviews Barnes & Noble Inc.'s Nook HD+, a nine-inch color tablet at a price that makes it an attractive alternative to Amazon’s 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD. (Rich Jaroslovsky is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are his own. Source: Bloomberg)
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Stealth Lawyer: Lenore Rice, Terra Cotta Importer
April 3 (Bloomberg) -- Lenore Rice, co-founder of Seibert & Rice, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about her transition from practicing law at Shearman & Sterling LLP to becoming the leading American importer of handmade terra cotta planters and urns from Impruneta, Italy.
Comments
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Stealth Lawyer: Lou Mongello, Disney Historian
Mar. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Lou Mongello, a Walt Disney World expert and historian, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about his transition from practicing law to creating an online audio and video show dedicated to celebrating the magic of Walt Disney World.
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H.R. Owen Says Aims to Improve After-Sale Service
March 27 (Bloomberg) -- Joe Doyle, chief executive officer of H.R. Owen Plc., talks about full-year profit reported today, demand for luxury cars and business outlook.
He speaks with Guy Johnson and Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Nick Cave Horses Whirl in Grand Central Centennial
March 26 (Bloomberg) -- Colorful, life-sized horses created by American artist Nick Cave whirl to live music as Manhattan's Grand Central Terminal celebrates its centennial.
Dancers from the Ailey School dress in the soundsuits and perform at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. every day in Vanderbilt Hall. The public project, which runs through March 31, was commissioned by MTA Arts for Transit and Creative Time. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Nick Cave on Dancers Dressed as Horses
March 26 (Bloomberg) -- Artist Nick Cave talks to Bloomberg’s Lili Rosboch about his art work of 30 dancers dressed as horses dancing to live music in New York’s Grand Central Terminal.
The colored, life-size creatures, commonly referred to as soundsuits, designed by Cave, will perform every day in Vanderbilt Hall, at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. through March 31. Nato Thompson of Creative Time, who collaborated with Cave and MTA Arts for Transit, also speaks. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Ikea Is Gaining Market Share in Italy
March 25 (Bloomberg) -- Lars Petersson, chief executive officer of Ikea Italy, talks about market share, the Italian economy and the company's partnership with Marriott International Inc. to launch a chain of European budget hotels in 2014.
He speaks from Milan with Francine Lacqua and Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Cantor Fitzgerald's Lutnick on Sandy Family Program
March 25 (Bloomberg) -- Howard Lutnick, chief executive officer of Cantor Fitzgerald LP, talks with Bloomberg’s Patrick Cole at P.S. 43 in the New York City borough of Queens, about the company’s Hurricane Sandy Family Support Program.
Cantor will dole out about $10 million to parents of children attending 19 elementary schools the company selected in Brooklyn, Queens, Long Island, Staten Island and New Jersey affected by the natural disaster. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Jaroslovsky Reviews Samsung, HP Latop-Tablet Hybrid
March 21 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Rich Jaroslovsky reviews two personal-computer hybrids that look and work like regular laptops, but have screens that pop off to become fully functional tablets. The Samsung ATIV Smart PC Pro costs $1,200 and Hewlett-Packard Co.'s Envy x2 is $699. (Rich Jaroslovsky is a Bloomberg News columnist. The opinions expressed are his own. Source: Bloomberg)
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Stealth Lawyer: Ryan Steinman, SoulCycle Instructor
Mar. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Ryan Steinman, a SoulCycle instructor, talks with Bloomberg Law's Spencer Mazyck about his transition from practicing law at O'Melveny & Myers LLP to leading fitness classes. SoulCycle LLC provides a full body workout with inspirational coaching and high-energy music.
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Honig, McMillan, Price on California Wine Industry
March 19 (Bloomberg) -- Michael Honig, president of Honig Vineyard & Winery, Rob McMillan, founder of Silicon Valley Bank's Wine Division, and Bill Price, chairman of the Vincraft Group, discuss the outlook for the California wine industry.
Bloomberg's Ryan Flinn moderates the panel in San Francisco. (Source: Bloomberg)
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